mike? >> good morning, laura. a tough morning here on the peninsula. we do want to show you as we see light traffic, you do have unusual slowing southbound 101 from about oyster point down to grant. that's one exit right there. the reason they have the traffic zoomed out further so i can show folks 280 to 380 is an option. there was a temporary full closure but again only two lanes blocked now. three have opened. because of the continuing changes pete suratos is on the scene moving around a bit to get a different shot and get more information. he's continuing to feed that to the newsroom. the traffic flow is slow right at the scene but it is starting to move once again from oyster point to grant avenue where a crash involving a pedestrian. we'll track this scene. ckari, you have the forecast fo today. >> we are going to have some slightly cooler temperature as we head throughout the morning. at least it starts out nice. we are at the 67 degrees in fair field and 62 in morgan hill.

san jose at 64 degrees as you get ready to head out the door and for today's high temperatures upper 90s in concord. 79 in oakland and san francisco today up to 72 degrees. it will be slightly cooler in some spots. as you can see it's still going to be well above average. temperatures continue to come down as we go throughout the week. more about that coming up in a few minutes, sam and laura. good to see relief there. 5:01. three juveniles are in custody after police say they tried to rob someone violently. police say the suspects tried to take someone's phone and then punch the victim after that person refused to cooperate. officers were able to catch up to the suspects on the platform and detain them. the three were taken to juvenile hall. a man has drowned had in coyote creek and morgan hill. it happened yesterday afternoon in a portion of the creek at the rv park between highway 101 and old monterey road. the victim was a man in his 30s.

authorities spent much of the night searching for him. they're still waiting to hear if they've actually recovered his body. that portion of the creek has very sharp currents. happening today long-awaited repairs are set to begin anytime now for that sinkhole that has caused traffic headaches for about a year and a half. a live look at the detours around center street just off miraga road. heavy storms in march of 2017 caused 130-foot sinkhole to form. it looks like in the light of day. costs of repair kept ballooning and it took time to nail down funding for it. repairs are expected to take more than two months to finish. at 5:02 the pros and cons of the san jose complex. this morning we are investigating the impact it'll have on the south bay. kris sanchez is live with a closer look at what could change when google moves in.

good morning, kris? >> reporter: if you live in the south bay you know it is hard to escape talk of google's supposed development here. it made the front page of the east bay times so really all of the bay area is talking about it. much of the plan involves area around the station where i am this morning so we'll see an impact to transportation. also because the city of san jose entered into exclusive rights to buy about -- or rather to sell about 250 acres of area to google this is really the part of downtown we're talking about that calls for about 8 million square feet of office space. to put that in perspective more than double google's main campus in mountain view and it's enough office space for 15,000 to 20,000 people eventually and with that kind of growth comes concern over traffic and housing and all kinds of other areas as well. the san jose city council is

grappling with how to welcome in a huge tenant into the downtown area without displacing folks who live and call san jose home. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> big changes coming. thank you, kris. nine people are recovering after a car crash in brentwood. chp says it was the result of a head-on collision between a driver and stolen car going the wrong way and a van with seven people inside of it and that included three children. that happened on westbound highway 4 and san creek road. helicopters had to come and transport some of the victims for care. a man was arrested on several felony charges. two people in the van remain in the hospital. berkeley police say they are searching for a suspect after a strong-armed robbery early s sunday morning at about 2:40 in the morning. they say a man robbed a woman and fled in a car.

the car may have been a ford taurus. new this morning san jose police are looking for a guy who shot a woman in san jose. it happened around midnight near winchester boulevard. several neighbors we spoke to heard the gunfire. we saw the cops and the streets were closed. >> the victim was treated for nonlife threatening injuries at the hospital. a program designed to help homeless people by allowing them to sleep in their cars is getting scaled back. starting today the safe parking program will be cut in half with fewer sites and spaces due to a cut in funding. three separate sites will operate down from eight. organizers say that should still be enough to satisfy demand. concerns about rising sea

levels are getting one city to take some action. engineers in belvedere are studying the cost and benefits of raising that city's two levees and stabilizing the surrounding earth around belvedere lagoon. the latest heat advisory is over but fire danger will likely remain elevated. they scrambled to save homes. one fire threatened ten homes and a nearby industrial park at brentwood. >> we did have some homes threatened on the west side of the fire. we have a new neighborhood built over there and some are in the framing phase. we took that seriously and sent one of our units there first to go protect the structures and make sure we didn't burn the new houses down.

>> it started as a car fire along highway four. in all about 20 acres burned. all of those homes were saved. we have some clear skies and a mild start. a live look outside in free he month and temperatures will go from the mid-60s later this morning to the upper 70s by noontime. high temperatures in the upper 80s. a look at all of our high temperatures, going to be very hot for spots like concord up to 98 degrees. in napa 96. we'll have mid-90s for morgan hill coming down from the triple digits yesterday. san jose 89 degrees and 72 today in san francisco. we'll take a look at the temperature trend for evergreen coming up in about four minutes. mike is talking about the stopped traffic on highway 101.

>> we had the full closure because of the traffic break. live pictures from pete suratos who just arrived at a new position. you do see two lanes. they had three lanes open but it may be at this point where the flares are. it happened early this morning. there was a crash involving a pedestrian and traffic backed p up. a better flow of speed and now we only have reportedly two lanes closed. again, pete is sorting out the situation and will let us know. 880 shows a slowdown and jam.

they closed the freeway. they continue to do the work there. you're off and then back on to the freeway. you see traffic building up as they get ready to move the equipment. it should be clearing right as we speak. we'll track that and let you know if there are any other unusual slowdowns. traffic looks smooth away from the bay bridge and travel times are pleasant through the maze and the tunnel. a runaway boat sends almost a dozen people overboard. up next, terrifying moments caught on camera as the investigation now gets under way to figure out what happened. plus a pivotal conference, the reason the supreme court associate neil gorsuch is in san francisco today. meta appetite control...

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from metamucil. it is it is 5:12. it already feels quite mild with mostly clear skies. a live look outside in san jose. let's head to southeast san jose to the neighborhood of evergreen. we'll be in the mid-70s by 9:00 and some upper 80s by lunch time. you'll want to keep that lunch inside in the air conditioning as temperatures continue to go up. we'll be up to 96 degrees. that's come up in five minutes. >> and right now we're looking at the map which shows you where the deadly crash happened this morning. southbound 101 right around grand avenue. now there's not a lot of slowing

that shows up we've watched that clear. i will send it out to pete. pete, southbound 101. tell us what happened. >> reporter: good morning, mike. just before you get to grand avenue, traffic is moving better than when we first showed up early this morning. the traffic is moving along but just down the way just before you hit grand avenue that's where that fatal pedestrian accident took place. it's unknown at this time how that pedestrian got there but i'm being told by chp that the corridors are there as we speak so they're expecting this area to be cleared up in the next 30 minutes. so for folks traveling along grand avenue this area will be clearing momentarily or at least in the next 30 minutes. we do have chp units still here on the ground. as you take it back out here live chp working.

we're being told this should be cleared if in the next 30 minutes. i'll keep you up to date on my social media account when this clears up and more details in the next live report. back to you in the studio. thank you very much, pete. 5:14 right now. ten people injured. some seriously. it's what responding officers did to stop the boat that has so many people talking this morning. the scene played out in northeast indiana. authorities say a drunk driver lost control. the boat started circling at 30 miles an hour with no one behind the wheel. at one point it hit a patrol boat. that's when an officer jumped into the boat to bring it to a stop. he talked about what was running through his mind. >> don't miss. don't jump wrong, don't miss, and don't get anyone hurt.

you improvise, adapt and try to overcome. >> quick thinking there. one person had a skull fracture, another lost part of an arm. the driver is under arrest. faa investigators just getting started in probing the recent close call at sfo that could have resulted in disaster. ten days ago pilots on an arriving air canada plane n narrowly aborted. investigators are trying to understand the failures that almost led to catastrophe and why they department follow in-flight technology that should have guided them to the runway. it is 5:15. the supreme court associate justice neil gorsuch is going to fill in.

one panel will focus on voter fraud and suppression in interference in u.s. elections. another will focus on fake news. the candidate canceled his appearance after his wife fractured her hip. let's get to some business and tech news now on your monday. a dire warning from elon musk this weekend to politicians. >> let's check in with landon dowdy. i hope you had a great weekend, landon. >> reporter: hi there. good morning to you both. i sure did. i hope you did as well. let's start the week off on a high note. a higher open on wall street as earnings season gets under way. n netflix out after the closing bell today. goldman sachs and ge among companies reporting later this week. u.s. markets finishing higher with the dow and nasdaq clo

closinging at record highs and that was technology stocks and consumer staples rising to 21,637. the nasdaq up 38 to 312. elon musk delivering a dire warning to politicians over the weekend. the tounder of tesla and spacex saying that artificial intelligence posed, quote, the biggest risk we face as a civilization and calling for a proactive regulation in the space. musk says by the time we are reactive with ai regulations it's too late. and disney unveiling plans to build an immersive star wars themed resort at walt disneyworld. the hotel would be their most experience and would combine resorts with an authentic environment, wear themed costumes and be part of an individual storyline. the story will touch every single minute of your day and it will culminate in a unique jo n

journey for every person who visits. sam and laura, like that wasn't enticing, i don't know what will. >> if i had kids, my goodness, i would take them there immediately. they hand out light sabres. thank you very much, landon. >> sold. check out the hippo family showing off their pearly whites. video and pictures of fiona the hippo almost every single day since she was born in january. here you see the younger hippo being playful with her pop. they can open their most 150 degrees. don't chomp down. they use their mouth to play, show affection, give a warning and explore the world around them. >> i got to feed a hippo once. i was up close and personal like that. their teeth are huge! it's true. >> what do they eat? >> lettuce, vegetables.

like a whole head. >> if she gets close enough, laura. >> not the as tasty. >> take a bite out of this weekend. it was hot. >> it was hot. i hope you were able to find somewhere cool. a wide range in temperatures today and the inland areas are still going to be sitting in the air conditioning face-to-face. we are looking right now at san francisco, not as much fog. this has been the problem. we haven't had the thick marine layer to help keep us cool. even in san francisco mid to upper 80s in some spots. san jose wakes up to sunshine as we can see the sun. 64 degrees. temperatures have been slow to cool down. we're at 67 in fairfield and livermore. now at 66 degrees with high temperatures today in the eastern parts of san jose up to 94 degrees. morgan hill 96 and 90 in los

gatos today. those highs up to 98 degrees in concord. this will be several degrees cool er than yesterday. that front continues throughout the week. fremont, a high of 89 degrees. 84 in belmont. and san francisco up to 72 in the mission district and 86 today in mill valley and one nice, cool place will be at at&t park and we are hoping for a win now. first pitch will be at 61 degrees. so you do need some long sleeves and winds will be kicking up today. it will be windy along the peninsula. the clear sun rise at 7:00 will be at 54 degrees. a nice day to go for a nice, long hike as temperatures stay in the lower 60s even into the afternoon. i had an update for the pacific. i wanted to show you this. a category 3. it was a category 4. this is something we'll be watching over the next few days even though it is expected to weaken. it will pass right over hawaii later on this weekend. we're looking at san francisco's

high temperatures reaching into the mid to upper 60s over the next several days and cooling air coming in for the inland r areas. we'll still you hot up to 88 degrees on wednesday and some 90s back in the forecast for the weekend. mike, do you still have that traffic alert for highway 101? >> we do. live pictures from pete suratos who is on the scene there. i am not on scene. pete is there. you see your right two lanes are blocked and that continues down past grand avenue, the off ramp you see on this live shot as well. one, two, three lanes. indeed, three lanes southbound are open. let me show you on the map. that's why we don't see a lot of slowing at the scene because traffic is light right now but this is a deadly crash. a serious situation. we are tracking that and pete will learn whatever chp, why that person was there early in the morning. we'll let you know what pete finds out. he'll let you know because he's on the scene. the rest of the bay moves well. slowing at oakland.

let's look at on waze. 880 is slow. that overnight closure is still there. not completely picked up. if you're going from oakland down to hayward, take 580. that had will save you about 40 minutes compared to traveling through the slow drive there into downtown oakland right now. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, mike. it's 5:22. coming up, remembering a hollywood great. the world is mourning the loss of oscar winner martin landow this morning. [ indistinct chatter ]

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community members in welcome back. it's 5:25 on your monday. hundreds of families, friends, remembering the four missing men whose bodies were found late last week. a vigil was held yesterday. those men's bodies were found buried on a farm outside of philadelphia. police arrested two people, both of them are accused of shooting and killing four men. investigators say the victims had met with the suspects to buy large amounts of marijuana when they disappeared. this morning hollywood continues to mourn the loss of two hollywood greats, oscar winning actor martin landow died this weekend. best known for his role in the 1960s tv show "mission: impossible." the actor died yesterday of unexpected complications at ucla medical center. playing the master of disguise

on "mission: impossible" was the height of his acting career but also landed roles on broadway. won an oscar in 1995. the award was for best supporting actor for his portrayal of aging horror movie star bella lagossi. he was 89 years old. hollywood also mourning george romero after a battle with lung cancer best known for his zombie apocalypse film "night of the living dead." was behind "dawn of the dead" and "day of the dead." his family says he died peace thereful peacefully in his sleep. it is yet another hurdle. more roadblocks coming standing in the way of the gop's new health care bill and where is the legislation standing this morning. we'll get you caught up after the break thom live tease

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>> and i'm sam brock. it was certainly a hot weekend. now some changes in the works. kari hall joining us with your first forecast. >> at least we've gotten rid of the heat advisory. it will be slightly lower in some places. san francisco will see high temperatures in the low 70s and some upper 60s and then in the mid-60s the rest of the week. inland 96. still very hot but not dangerous heat for much of the bay area. as we head to mike, you're tracking a freeway closure? >> i am but it's not on the peninsula where we have the deadly crash. i want ed to show you 880 where we see the most slowing. it's jammed up. look at that coming off 7th and past 980 down to 23rd where they have the bridge project they're working on. overnight folks forced off and back on. that jams up traffic because of the flares more cautious driving which you should do. it was supposed to clear up at

5:00. it did not. we'll let you know about any other extended problems. expect slowing. here on the peninsula we have slowing as well at the scene of this deadly crash. some changes in the last few minutes. i will hand it off. pete, what do you have? >> reporter: good morning to you, mike. we just got the warning from chp they will be opening up this lane on 101 south behind me on grant avenue momentarily, probably in the next minute or so. as you can see already three of the five lanes are open following that fatal pedestrian accident in this area. we keep it live you can see chp still here where that accident took place. a coroner's van was here. they'll be clearing this area shortly. we're still working to get information on how that pedestrian got here in the first place. chp tells me this appears to be a male involved in this deadly pedestrian accident. working to get more information

on that. as far as the morning commute goes, three out of the five lanes are open. this area here will be opening up shortly so we'll be able to clear this area. i'll keep you up to date when it officially clears in a matter of moment. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> at 5:32 this morning, new shocking reports. the bay area news group uncovered what experts are calling a huge failure when it comes to building inspections in oakland. more than 200 buildings which house thousands of people were never ex inspected after firefighters flagged big fire dangers. "today in the bay's" thom jensen is looking into the problem this morning. an alarming report, thom. >> reporter: it real areally is. it's pretty astounding. looked at 900 buildings and of those commercial buildings the apartment buildings and homes, of the 900 that were flagged since 2011 nearly 80% of those

never had inspections. this has been an issue of great concern since the ghostship fire where 36 people were killed. it exposed a problem with a lack of inspections. the aftermath of that, the mayor agreed to double the number of fire inspectors from 6 to 12 and make sure properties are up to code. the bay area news group discovered commercial buildings across the city have never been inspected. without those inspections the city has no way of whether flagged problems have been fixed and no power to make the owners pay for repairs. fire officials blame the lack of inspection inspections on faulty software program that's supposed to track those flagged property. we're live in oakland, thom jensen, "today in the bay." thom, thank you for that report. 5:33. live to our nation's capital amid a new concern for the gop health care bill. the congressional budget office,

the cbo, to release a new analysis that includes cost estimates. all of that has since been postponed. chris pallone is in washington with what's next. certainly that report is important, so, too, is a full republican caucus. they don't have that either. >> reporter: the senate majority leader wanted to hold a vote on repeal and replace obamacare. now with a key senator sidelined by some surgery over the weekend that's not going to happen and republic are wondering whether this delay will help or hurt. president trump in washington facing another setback on his campaign promise to repeal and replace obamacare. majority leader mitch mcconnell postponing a vote on the latest obamacare replacement bill after arizona senator john mccain had unscheduled surgery over the weekend. republicans need every vote they

can get. >> yes, i believe as soon as we have a full contingent of senators that we'll have that vote. it's important we he do so. >> reporter: so far two republicans say they don't support the senate's current version. three no votes would kill it. moderate republicans fear the impact on their poorest constituents and cuts to medica medicaid. >> it could lead to insurance plans that really are barely insurance at all. it would cause premiums to increase for some very vulnerable individuals. >> reporter: rand paul says the bill doesn't go far enough. >> we'll keep most of the taxes, keep the subsidies and create a giant bailout super fund for the insurance companies. >> the republican senators are working very hard to get something that's going to be really, really good, the

opposite of the big lie which was obamacare. >> the republicans have to get off this notion that they're going to change all these laws just with republicans. >> reporter: president trump touted the latest but so far haven't commented on the latest delay. chris pallone, nbc news, washington. it is 5:36. a memorial service is being held this morning for the university of san francisco who died in a plane crash in sonoma county. the pilot of the small plane that crashed. also onboard his two children and their nanny. all three were injured but survived. goldman's memorial is at 10:00 at north theater in san francisco. some scary moments in the water near the dumbarton bridge over the weekend. two men and a boy had to be rescued after their boat capsized. the kayaker called for help and the coast guard responded. all three were airlifted to safety. two of the victims were treated

for mild hypothermia. work on an important stretch of road in the east bay is expected to begin today. it is a section of the morgan territory road in the clayton area damaged in february following relentless rain there. the rural two-lane road connects with marsh creek road east of clayton. the damaged road will be closed off to cars, pedestrians, and bikes through the middle of october. if you're a local resident there will be an alternative access to the area. happening today bus certificaservice in san mateo county will talk about expanding service to san fran san fran and santa clara counties. the agency is thinking of adding service. today's community meeting is in san carlos. there's another meeting on saturday at the san jose flea market. good morning, folks. we're sill tracking this situation over on the peninsula. pete suratos, i believe, has

been asked to move his camera. southbound 101 at grand. he told us minutes ago they were g getting ready to reopen the last of the lanes after a deadly crash happened involving a pedestrian right through this area. so there's not a lot of slowing. there are flares in the area. we have one or two lanes closed at present. we hope to get an update coming up. no slowing on the peninsula except for right at the scene. big slowing 880 southbound is jammed all the way down toward 23rd but, look, we've gone from red to yellow he there. the rest of the bay moves very well. the bay bridge toll plaza. the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza happens right on schedule. my goodness. >> that's a lovely sunrise. >> it is. >> right? >> you have to love the positive thinking. >> let's find the good. you know what's good? it's the start of a brand-new

week. and we can look forward to the weekend which is only five days away. >> right. and it was such a hot weekend, you're probably like, okay, will next weekend be like the weekend we just had and, unfortunately, it does lookly hot even now looking ahead to the next several days. and the inland areas 95 degrees. the bay will be at 82 and we will at least have some fog along the coast the way it looks right now and that will keep those temperature in the 60s. on sunday stay in the 60s for the coast. the bay will be at 80 degrees and 91 inland. so well above average temperatures. maybe you're going to already start to make plans to head to santa cruz this weekend. we have the live band free on friday evening. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend coming up in about three minutes. thank you very much, kari. up next, the death that is sending shock waves across the globe. >> honestly i pray this is a wake-up call for this community. a woman who called for help is inshot dead instead shot dead

by police. a child snatched by a stranger. the quick thinking by san francisco police and muni bus driver that saved the infant.

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good monday morning. 5:42 with clear skies as you wake up and gaetti to head out the door. we are taking a live look outside over san jose with

warming up temperatures. the temperature trend will had be at 74 degrees at 9:00. it will be another hot day. not as hot as yesterday. we're making some progress here. we'll talk about some cooler temperatures as we go through the week coming up in five minutes. and right now we see the slowing recover. the reason they're slowing where we didn't see it before they had to clear all of the vehicles out of the area south 101 at grant avenue after a deadly crash investigation. pete suratos will bring us the latest. thank you very much, mike. 5:43. now to developing news from central arizona. the search continues for a father who was swept away by a flash flood yesterday in the national forest about 90 miles from phoenix. he was with a large group of family members at a river when floodwaters came rushing through. nine people died including six children, one just 2 years old. heavy rains caused flash flooding and recent wildfires

left the landscape vulnerable. a lot of questions this morning in minneapolis after a police officer shot and killed an australian woman who had called for help. >> we're going to show you images of the vigil the community held for her yesterday. 40-year-old justine diamond was shot on saturday night. according to reports out of minneapolis the woman had called for help after hearing some kind of noise in an alley next to her house. two police officers responded and a short time later one of the officers opened fire. body cameras on the police officers were not on at the time. the mayor of minneapolis wants to know why. >> i also have a lot of questions. i have a lot of questions about why the body cameras weren't on, questions that i hope and anticipate will be answered. >> you wouldn't associate that with a gun had shot in an alley. >> i pray this is a wake-up call for this community. >> you say this community, the investigation into that shooting continued this morning. we do know that map police officers started wearing body

cameras last year after the same community experienced a police officer shooting and killing castillo in the twin cities area. quick action by police and muni is credited with helping a woman nab a woman accused of kidnapping an infant. police say a woman took a 6-month-old baby from her father's car in the city's sunnyvale district and boarded a bus. police issued alerts. another muni driver who heard the alerts soon noticed a woman and a baby boarding his bus. he called poe who moved in to arrest the woman. the baby is safely is back with her family. >> what a blessing. bay area newspaper reports inspectors have frequently never followed up on fire dangers in oakland. the bay area news group looked at data dating back to 2011. the report says that over that time span firefighters referred 879 properties for follow-up

inspections because of fire code violations. almost 80% of the time those inspections never materialized including violations of more than 200 apartment buildings. the report also found it often took months or in some cases years for the bureau of fire prevention to ever conduct the follow-ups that did take place. thom jensen will have more on this in just an hour. other news in southern california firefighters continue to battle the so-called whittier fire. a local state of emergency as crews struggle to contain the flames. you see the orange taking over the skyline. firefighters are trying to slow the spread of the fire that has burned more than 18,000 acres. cal fire tweeting out this picture over the weekend. that fire is burning south of highway 154 w. this started a week ago. 16 homes so far burned. 30 other structures have, too. we have a food recall to

warn you about this morning. the maker of hot dogs is recalling them after customers found bones and cartilage in their meat. one person even suffered a minor oral injury. the recall affects beef and pork hot dogs and sausages produced between march 17 and july 4th. if you have these hot dogs you can return them to the store &háhp &hc% right now a special program we want to tell you about, we would like to invite you in helping bay area student in need. >> we teamed up with several nonprofits to begin supporting our schools. we've been doing it for a long time but we're just calling it that. you can donate backpacks, school supplies, and cash. we'll use that to buy even more school supplies. the full list where you can donate is at nbcbayarea.com. it takes a lot of glue sticks. >> you're right. it's not a new concept that we

support our schools just so you know. >> i bet a lot of parents are getting excited about the fact school is right around the corner. mixed emotions? >> yeah. it's been fun to sleep in and not have to make lunches and all that but it's nice to have that schedule. >> right. i think you're still having to be creative and find things to do with the kids. that's what we're doing today. you may be planning what you'll do with the children today based on the weather. let's get a look at the forecast. it will be a beach day as we start out with our temperatures in the low to mid-60s. we're at 66 degrees already in the tri-valley. mostly sunny skies and now the seven-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen. come over and check that out, too. we'll be at 60 degrees as you step out. in the east bay taking a live look at fremont and we are going to see those high temperatures in the south bay reaching into the upper 80s, even some upper 90s in spots and gilroy up to 97

degrees today for the high temperature. 96 in danville and 89 degrees today in fremont and the peninsula. 78 degrees at half moon bay. in the mid-70s there. i was relaxing and saw many of you out there, too . it was quite packed. we're going to be up to 88 degrees in palo alto. in the miss district, 72. 94 today in santa rosa. it will still be very hot in the day where you'll need to wear something that will keep you nice and cool like shorts or bring the sunglasses because there will be a lot of sunshine again this afternoon and you'll definitely need that if you're heading out to the coliseum to watch the a's and we'll see those temperatures nice and comfortable for tailgating and then later on this evening in the mid-60s mostly clear skies. lower 60s by later on tonight and it will be even cooler at at&t park right on the other side of the bay. our temperatures will be at 61 degrees at first pitch and dropping back. i guess you can plan on a lot of

traffic, too. one place you can go is in the sierra. a lot of that snow is disappearing and temperatures will be in the mid to upper 70s over the next several days. looking at san francisco's forecast in the upper 60s today. down a few more degrees and we'll see the return of more fog over the next several days. it will be clear inland, our temperatures are taking a break from the extreme heat over the weekend. and mike has updates for both oakland and south san francisco. >> we'll start with south san francisco. the deadly crash investigation and pete was talking about how they hope to have the lanes open. just after the break all lanes have reopened. some folks might have chosen to use 280 as an alternate. the deadly crash investigation, trying to figure out the details there. all lanes have reopened out of san francisco.

jammed from oakland southbound passing by 7th and down to 23rd. you see recovery. it got two lanes open which was supposed to happen at 5:00. they should have all the rest of the lanes reopening after that. things should move smoothly. we have a little slowing for the tri-valley and reports of a crash as well. i'm not sure if we have our waze camera up. it does show the recovery. that will continue to change. back to you. 5:51 coming up. kids and teens in danger. the reason many foster children in northern california cannot find a place to stay. a holy site in jerusalem is back open after a deadly shoot-out last week. we reported on this attack on friday that left two policemen and three attackers dead. new metal detectors put in mace at the entrance.

and as we all found out the game of thrones fans among us, winter is here for some fans. many game of thrones fans were left waiting when hbo's website crashed last night. hbo says it was fixed about halfway through last night's seventh season premiere. hopefully you got your fix after all. taking a live look outside from

our san francisco welcome back on your monday. that is a beautiful looking sun rise. alcatraz in the distrans. the transamerica pyramid there. off to a cool and foggy start along the coast. a major strain on the foster care system. more than 2,000 kids and teenagers in sacramento county need a loving and stable home. the county only has 235 families. that number is down from about 400 last year. many of the kids have been accused, neglected and experienced trauma. >> what we really need is for adults in our community who are willing to come forward and

provide loving, stable homes. state lawmakers are expected to vote on extending cap and trade program. some critics say the legislation does not do to stop pollution. the program puts a limit on c carbon emissions and requires polluters, mainly companies, to obtain permits to release greenhouse gases. it would require improvements. also happening today a woman accused of killing her friend after intentionally running her over with a car could enter a plea. she is due in court in just about three hours for a plea hearing. investigators say she hit and killed sally hernandez in campbell last month. that's after the two friends got into a fight. the two had also been drinking. a sinkhole that swallowed a boat and destroyed two homes in florida is no longer growing.

the hole is about 250 feet wide and 50 feet deep. several homeowners were able to return home. cleanup is expected to take several weeks. investigators aaron carter and his girlfriend were arrested. carter is accused of drunk driving and marijuana possession. his car was stopped on a highway northeast of atlanta. he is the younger brother of nick carter who was a member of the back street boys. changes for the a's as they made trades to the nationals. the a's got a left-handed pitcher and infielders. the last player on the team who was on all three of the a's 2012-2014 playoff teams. all right. take a look at this. this is video going viral this morning showing steph curry's dad dell curry jumping into lake

tahoe. the two competed in the golf tournament over the weekend. steph curry finished in fourth place ahead of pops. the two had bet each other the loser had to jump into it lake tahoe. at least he's embracing it. i feel he's in pretty good financial shape. >> they talk about this rivalry they have. that water is cold. coming up at 6:00 breaking news. highway 101 back open after a deadly early morning crash involving a pedestrian. we're tracking the impact on your morning commute. plus, google campus concerns, how building that campus in the south bay could affect traffic and public tra transit. and relief is under way. the repair work on a sinkhole.

a very good monday morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we were breaking records left and right. >> it was rough. now the heat advisories are done and we're still going to have hot temperatures in parts of the bay area today but cooler temperatures throughout the w k week. we're still going to be hitting 98 degrees in concord. 72, i just talked about showing you what i did over the weekend and then i got this picture of the shades of the sunset. what you enjoyed over the weekend. this was my picture from half moon bay. we'll talk more about this.

overall the traffic flow very smooth and light for the most part. 880 start iing to recover. you don't expect it to be this slow this early. we have two lanes open. should have the remaining lanes open in the next few minutes. we'll track that project. that is standard as the metering lights turned on. lanes blocked for quite some time. traffic flow doesn't show anything. pete was giving us updates on twitter. what do you have now? >> team coverage this morning out of south san francisco where highway 101 just reopened after a pedestrian was hit and killed. we've been