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 working on t ining o

since 4:30 this morning. >> pete suratos just spoke with chp and looks like things are starting to clear up, pete? >> reporter: yes, things have cleared up. i sent out a tweet that mentioned all lanes have been reopened here on 101 south near grant avenue following that fatal pedestrian accident. since the scene has cleared behind me we'll show you video when this all took place. according to chp they say the accident happened roughly around 3:12 a.m. we're working to get more information on how that pedestrian got here in the first place. we know this area was shut down at least a couple hours while they dealt with the situation. chp did tell me it appears to be a male killed. that's pretty much all the information they could give me at this time. lanes have been open on 101 south so it is no longer an

impact for folks travel in the area this morning. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> got it open in time for the bulk of the commute. there are mount iing concer about traffic and overcrowded public transit as google is moving forward with plans to build a massive campus. >> kris sanchez live with some of the issues the city council is facing as it tries to work with the tech giant. good morning, kris? >> reporter: good morning to you. the station where i am this morning is to be the grand central station of the west and google's proposed development is a big part of that. b.a.r.t. and high speed rail will come and could carry some of those 20,000 employees that google is planning to have working here in san jose. an exclusive talk about selling

land. the plan calls for about 8 million square feet of office space. to put it in perspective that is more than double the size of mountain view. a lot of concern over traffic and housing and affordability. the city will not subsidize google's development. taxpayers won't foot the bill. and when the process begins, it is not to begin before the holidays this year. when we find out what the ccale item is we'll let you know so you can have your say. >> a lot of things to talk about. new this morning in the last 30 minutes we've confirmed with the santa clara county sheriff's office a man did drown in morgan hill. deputies are also telling us the man's body has been found as well.

the man drowned between highway 101 and old monterey road. that portion of the creek has very strong current. people are recovering after a car crash in brentwood. chp says it was due to a head-on collision between a driver and a stolen car going the wrong way and a van with seven people inside of it including three kids. that crash happened westbound highway 4. helicopters had to come in to support and transport some of the victims. the man suspected of driving the hohn da accord was treated for minor injuries. two people in the van remained in the hospital this morning. san jose police are looking for a man who shot a woman in front of an apartment complex. it happened about midnight saturday near winchester boulevard. >> we heard around six gunshots.

we saw the cops and streets were closed. the victim was of treated for nonlife threatening injuries from the hospital. >> it's taken a while by happening today long-awaited repairs are set to begin any moment for a sinkhole that has caused traffic headaches for a year and a half. a live look at the detours. that is where heavy storms ca e caused a sinkhole to form. repairs costs kept ballooning. repairs are expect ed to take more than two months to finish. the latest bay area heat advisory is over for now. fire danger will likely remain elevated. a busy night in eastern contra costa county. firefighters worked to save homes. firefighters established a line to protect homes despite being

stretched very thin. >> we he did have some homes threatened on the west side of the fire. some of the houses are in the framing phase. we sent one of our units there first to protect the structures to make sure we didn't burn the new houses down. >> firefighters earlier in the day had to put out a fire in antioch that started as a car fire along highway 4. that fire briefly threatened about 100 homes east of hillcrest n. all about 20 acres burned. all those homes were saved. our temperatures will be very hot as we start out right now at 6:06. 63 degrees in the peninsula. for the tri-valley wake up to 66 degrees. a mild start. beautiful start to this monday morning. high temperatures today will reach into the mid-90s for livermore. upper 90s for concord and morgan

hill as well as napa. oakland 79 degrees, upper 80s for san jose and palo alto. san francisco will see a high today of 72 degrees. i'll talk about that coming up. mike takes us on the roadways with an update on what's happening both sides of the bay. tracking the peninsula. no more delays after that deadly crash. highway 101 is not a problem on the peninsula or the south bay. the slowing we see and the castro valley has shown a lot of slowing. no incidents to report. we have two lanes that reopened very late. did not clear until just a few minutes ago. remaining lanes should be clearing. the rest of your approach to the

bay bridge, we're just about 20 minutes down to the bay bridge backup because of the metering lights. back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. in three minutes the steps one city is weighing to prevent major issues stemming from rising sea levels. plus, the force of getting stronger at disneyland. new plans for a star wars themed resort. a live look from our emeryville camera this morning. many folks trying to get the workweek started.

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happy monday. it's 6:11. we wake up to some sunshine. as we look at the temperature trend for cupertino it's going to start out warm and get hot again today. we'll be in the mid-80s with by this afternoon. bring a bottle of water and sunscreen if you're going to be outside. we'll talk about some cooler temperatures ahead. that's coming up at about 6:17. and good news, all lanes of southbound 880 have opened. the overanytime project was cleared. 238, that's the flow from the castro valley. it is incident free. thank you very much, kari and mike. 6:11 right now. concerns about rising sea levels are reportedly getting leaders in one north bay city to take action. reports this morning engineers

in bell very he announce the cost and benefits of raising the two levees and stabilizing the surrounding earth around belvedere lagoon. they will present find iing to e city council. north bay program that is designed to help the homeless by allowing people to sleep in their cars now is reportedly being scaled back. this morning a press democrat reporting that starting today o sonoma county parking program will be slashed in half with fewer sites and spaces. that's due to it a cut in funding. three acceseparate sites will operate down from eight. organizers say that should still be enough to satisfy local demand. continuing coverage right now faa investigators are just getting started into the probe of a recent close call at sfo that could have resulted in disaster. ten days ago pilots onboard an a arriving air canada plane narrowly aborted a landing on the taxiway where there were four planes getting ready to take off. investigators are trying to

understand the failures that almost led to catastrophe including how they mistook the taxiway lights for the runway lights and why they didn't follow in-flight technology that should have guided them to the right runway. happening today the 2017 ninth circuit conference opens in san francisco and supreme court asosociate justice neil gorsuch is going to fill in for justice anthony kennedy. lost so ciety in technology. one panel will also focus on voter fraud and suppression in u.s. elections. another will focus on fake news. justice kennedy canceled his appearance after his wife fractured her hip. tech news and interesting news for "star wars" fans. disney is planning to build a resort based on the hit movie. >> exciting news for "star wars" fans. let's check in with landon dowdy

live this morning. good morning, landon. >> reporter: good monday morning. the markets will try to start off on a high note. a flat open on wall street as earnings season gets under way. netflix out with its quarterly report card after the closing bell today. goldman sachs, microsoft and ge among the companies reporting late they are week. u.s. markets finishing higher with the dow and the dabbing closing at record highs led by technology stocks and consumer staples, 84 points to 21,637. the nasdaq up 38 to 6312. the force is with disney unveiling plans to build an immersive star wars themed resort at walt disneyworld. parks and resorts chairman says the hotel would be their most experienced concept ever and would combine a luxury resort with emergent and authentic environment. each would wear a themed costume and be part of an individual

storyline. he says the will touch every single minute of your day and will culminate in a unique journey for every person who visits. and switching gears elon musk delivering a dire warning to u.s. politicians over the weekend. the founder of tesla and spacex telling the national governor's association artificial intelligence, the biggest risk we as a civilization and calling for a proactive regulation in the space. musk says by the time we're reactive with ai regulations, sam and laura, it's too late. back to you. >> quite the warping frning fro on the cutting edge. if you're earning extra cash on the side, you're not alone. a recent study by bankrate.com suggests more than 44 million americans have a side job giving them that secondary income. millen ials were found to be the most likely age group to have a side job but they were found to typically earn less than older generations. accord to the study only 19%

earn more than $500 a month compared to 50% of those who are older. >> i think that has to do with the sharing economy and how easy to go ride a car for 20 minutes to an hour. >> or walk the dog. >> apartments, parking spaces. >> there used to be, what do they call them, chores. >> your kids still have those, i would imagine. >> they have them -- >> do do them? mine have them. it's a day where we're making the kids go out there and clean up the yard, pick up all those toys. >> you'd better start early. >> that's the key because we are going to have some quickly warming temperatures inland again today but it won't be as hot as yesterday. take a look at this beautiful sun rise looking from sunol over the tri-valley. you'll see that our temperatures will be coming down several degrees. looking live over twin peaks we are not seeing the low clouds and fog this morning.

and that will contribute to higher temperatures over the south bay, all clear as we start out with high temperatures today heading up to 89 degrees there. 97 in gilroy. let's go over to the east bay where we'll top out at 96 degrees in danville and fremont. 89 degrees and 79 degrees today in san mateo. in san francisco we were hitting the mid-80s yesterday. how about 72 degrees. you'll be able to leave the air conditioning off and the north bay will be up to 94 degrees in s santa rosa. napa today, 96 degrees. we talked about getting out there early so make sure tee time is early, too, if you're going to be in the tri-valley. already at 10:00 we're at 79 degrees and heading into the low 90s by later today and one place where it will be nice and cool all day long will be the peninsula, hiking trails there, we'll see mostly clear skies. a clear sun rise at 51 degrees. mid-50s late morning and then

eventually making it into the low 60s today and i wanted to give you an update on what's happening in the pacific. hurricane fernando was a category 4. now it's a 3. this is expected to continue to weaken but one thing we'll be watching as we go to the end of the week will be this heading right over hawaii but it is expected once again to continue to weaken so something i'll be watching for you. our temperatures will stay in the 60s in san francisco as we bring you back home going throughout the week. the return of some fog and all clear skies inland from 96 degrees today to the upper 80s. i think we'll take that the rest of the week. and mike says your commute is starting out smooth. >> that's right. smoothing out a lot over here. all the jam in oakland. no problems on the peninsula or the south bay as far as traffic flow goes. i'll talk about the castro v valley this in just a second. i wanted to show you north bay. the issue was a stalled vehicle southbound. 101 coming down should be out of lanes and minor slowing here on the upper east shore freeway

through berkeley and down to the berkeley curve, metering lights are on. 880 southbound, all lanes reopened. quick recovery and we will show you the waze system as we look off. the quickest route from castro valley to the san mateo bridge is using a street. it keeps you out of the traffic flow. off the dublin you saw the sensors change. not on 238 where we saw the earlier slowing, a bunch of traffic is moving down to hayward so it looks like a big burst of traffic there. also oakland, that might be one of the reasons more traffic is flowing here 880 as the crash -- as the lanes clear. we saw a burst heading south. back to you. thank you very much, mike. 6:19 right now. up next, the quality in the work place. we'll break down the list of the best companies considered for women. the phone bill just about doubles and she brokers a lower rate but that new price doesn't stick. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura.

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take a look at your screen. you could help. an amber alert issued by the california highway patrol this is coming from the soledad police department. a missing 1-year-old taken from soledad seen in a honda accord. >> this was reported at 4:47 this morning. again, you see the license plate on your screen. 1992 white honda accord. a young child, 1 year old, hispanic male about 23 pounds, and the description of what the child was wearing is right there on your screen as well. black and white shirt with gray pants. >> he was abducted, last seen in that car, a 1992 white honda accord. doesn't know what direction the car could be heading right now. we'll continue to follow this story for you and give you any available updates but an amber alert for a missing 1-year-old issued this morning.

6:23 right now. nbc bay area responds to a santa rosa woman who had a building dispute with at&t. >> she dialed for a hand. chris chmura is here with how he helped. >> reporter: sheila says her at&t bill nearly doubled. so she called the company and was told her promotions had all expired. so intelligently sheila says she then negotiated a new rate which was going to bring her bill right back down to where it was. but when sheila got her next bill she saw the new rate wasn't reflected. it was right where it was. sheila says she tried to get that price straightened out herself but had absolutely no luck for months. after a few months of high bills she called us. we called at&t. it put sheila on a new plan she said is saving is her about $200 a month. in a statement at&t said we value our customers and work hard to provide them with the best options that meet their

needs. do you have a consumer complaint? call or go to nbcbayarea.com/respond. thanks so much, chris. 6:24 right now. new this morning the list of the best companies for women to work at is out. the job review website fair y gd boss ranked the companies where women are considered to be the happiest. it looked at about 15,000 job reviews to come up with the best and most fair place for women to. general electric was number one. apple, sales force, cisco systems, and google were also in the top ten. this morning saddening reflection in for hollywood as it continues to mourn the loss of two hollywood dwrats over the weekend. martin landau died this weekend best known for his role in "mission impossible." his publicist said the actor died of unexpected complications at ucla medical center.

it was considered the height of his acting career. landau was famed for many roles on broadway and won an oscar. that award was for best supporting actor, best portrayal of aging star. he was 89 years old. hollywood also mourning george romero this morning who died after a battle with lung cancer. he's best known for his gruesome "night of the living dead." he was behind "dawn of the dead" and "day of the dead." credited with paving the way for the current zombie craze today. his family says he died peacefully in his sleep. he was 77 years old. 6:26 right now. coming up next, more problems for the republican health care bill. the reason gop lead eers are postponing a vote on their plan to repeal and replace obamacare. the deadly ghostship fire exposed a serious problem with fire inspection in the city of oakland, but the problem could

be worse than everyone thought. that's coming up in a live report.

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>> and i'm sam brock. a lot of people had to rub their eyes looking at their car thermometers and it said 105 on the dashboard and in some places that's how hot it got. >> or wipe your brow. >> it was really hot and sam and laura tweeted out a link to some of those records we had over the weekend so thankfully we are done with that for now and as we take a look at today's high temperatures in san francisco we're going to be in the upper 60s, lack of clouds and fog is really going to cause some problems for us today and make those temperatures very warm but it does come back tomorrow. inland areas will still be very hot to 96 degrees today and then we'll bring it back into the upper 80s for the rest of the week. looks fair ly nice but then chek out the weekend. we'll be back in the 90s for the valleys and i'll talk more about that and help you make some weekend plans, maybe hitting the road coming up in about six minutes. mike starts us out with the san mateo bridge. [ inaudible ]

we're having trouble hearing you there. we're checking it out. he was to show us the flow. now we can hear you. >> that's my fault. we're looking here. this is not my fault. this is because of traffic volume. i wanted to show you this along with that traffic sign. now this will not show the amber alert but signs like this overhead will show the amber alert laura and sam have been tracking. prepare for slowing as you pass by. folks want to read them. we're looking to the rest of the bay and the commute does look good. slowing on the san mateo bridge. a smooth flow of traffic for the rest of the bay and an easy drive just starting to kick in with slowing and we have a little more slowing for the upper east shore freeway just under half an hour from highway 4 to the backup at the bay bridge. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. now to a damning new report from the bay area news group. it unwhat experts are calling a major flaw with building inspections at oakland. >> more than 200 buildings housing thousands of people were never inspected after

firefighters flagged fire dangers. "in the bay's" thom jensen is live where the mayor pledged this had spring to improve the fire inspection practices. good morning, thom. >> reporter: laura and sam, good morning. this is very remarkable this bay area news group investigation of the nearly 900 properties that they looked at that were flagged for inspection since 2011 nearly 80% of those were never inspected. december's deadly ghostship fire, of course, brought attention to this problem after 36 people were killed. they exposed the problem of lack of fire inspections within the city. in the aftermath the mayor agreed to double the number of fire inspectors here from 6 to 12 to make sure all of the properties are up to code. the bay area news group discovered some commercial buildings across the city have never been inspected.

the city has no way of knowing if flaws have been fixed and have no power to make the owners pay for repairs. fire officials blame the faulty software program here at the city that is supposed to flag those properties to make sure that they are being looked at and the inspections are taken care of and the repairs are put in place. they say there there is a problem with that software package, something i'm sure they're going to hear a lot of questions about at city hall today and in the coming months. we're live in oakland, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> and one we'll continue to follow. 6:33. a memorial service will be held this morning for the university of san francisco professor who died in a crash last week. the pilot of the small plane that crashed. also onboard, his two children and their nanny. all three survived that crash. goldman's memorial is this morning at 10:00 on hay street in san francisco. some scary moments in the

water to tell you about near the dumbarton bridge where two men and a boy had to be rescued after their boat capsized. a kayaker there called for help and the coast guard and menlo park firefighters spotted the three hanging on to the side of the capsized boat. all three were airlifted to safety. two of those victims were treated for mild hypothermia. 6:34. work on an important stretch of wroad in the east bay. the rural two-lane road connects manning road north of livermore with marsh creek road east of clayton. the damaged road will be closed to cars, pedestrians, and bicyclists through mid-october. local residents will have an alternate access to that area. the latest from washington and the president and his personal lawyer continues to down play the meeting between donald trump jr. and russian influence peddlers last june.

the president releasing a barrage of tweets yesterday including this one which said, quote, hillary clinton can illegally get the questions to the debate and delete 33,000 e-mails, but my son don is being scorned by the news media. >> there was nothing illegal about the meeting. no covering up. it is a big word to use. there was nothing illegal to cover up. >> trump's lawyer has been questioning why the secret service would allow the russian in to trump tower if they were connected to the russian government. the secret service did respond saying, quote, donald trump jr. was not a protect ee of the agency in june 2016 and would not have screened anyone that he was meeting with at the time. 6:35 on your monday morning. live to washington, d.c., this morning where a health scare is putting the effort to reform health care on the back burner. chris pallone live on capitol hill to explain how this extra

time could be crucial for republicans trying to garner enough support for their plan here. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, laura. the senate majority leader had hoped to have a vote on the gop's latest iteration of their plan to repeal and replace ob a obamacare this week but now with a key senator sidelined after surgery that's not going to happen and now many republicans are wondering exactly whether this delay will help or hurt. president trump back in washington facing another setback on his campaign promise to repeal and replace obamacare. majority leader mitch mcconnell postponinging a vote on the latest obamacare replacement bill after arizona senator john mccain had unscheduled surgery over the weekend. republicans need every vote they he can get so mcconnell will wait until mccain returns to washington. >> yes, i believe as soon as we have a full contingent of senators that we'll have that

vote. it's important we do so. >> reporter: so far two republicans say they don't sporp the senate's current version. three no votes would kill it. mod the rat republicans fear the bill's impact on their poorest constituents and cuts to 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: the kentucky senator rand paul says the bill doesn't go far enough. >> now we're going to keep most of the taxes, keep the subsidies and create a giant bailout super fund for the insurance companies. >> the senate health care bill stops the obamacare disaster. >> doctors, nurses, health advocates, parents -- i mean, i don't know any group that thinks this is a good idea. >> reporter: president trump touted the latest plan in his weekly address but so far hasn't commented on the latest delay. and the president will will try

to change the subject a little bit today away from health care and away from the russia investigation. he's launching another theme week this week called made in america according to the white house. this afternoon there will be an event at the white house touting some products that are made here in the usa. live in washington i'm chris pallone, sam, laura, back to you now. >> thank you very much, chris. 6:38 right now. today attorney general jeff sessions will speak at a national meeting of prosecutors. much of the summit will focus on sexual assaults on college campuses and human trafficking. how the internet is used to commit some of those crimes. happening today locally bus service in san mateo county is considering expanding to san francisco and to santa clara county. the agency is adding express service to the neighboring counties that will be talked about at a community meeting and that plan will be up front in san carlos. another meeting as well on saturday. that will be at the san jose

flea market. all right, folks. i have speed sensors, we have a new crash reported 280. more detail once chp finds out where along the very much it is. over here 680 southbound. the report of a tractor in the middle of the roadway but it's a toy tractor so we hope it gets removed. i think it's a riding toy from the backyard. it should be plastic and should be cleared soon. a little slowing there as well as the castro valley y. no major issues. we're looking at b.a.r.t. and the rest of the trains are on time, muni and vta in the south bay. we have your travel times for 101 south out of san francisco and down in towards the south bay. no major delays in the earlier crash. cleared from the roadway in south san francisco. thanks, mike. we have not forgotten what it was like to get through this weekend and that would be scald

ing. >> it was really hot this weekend. and we are just sitting right there faced with the air conditioning. well, it looks like we'll have to do that again we go into this weekend coming up. we're going to be up to 95 degrees and the bay will be at 82 and 67 along the coast. it looks like as of now we'll see the low clouds and the fog along the coastline that will help keep it nice and cool. the bay at 80 degrees and 91 degrees and if you're making plans to head to santa cruz, free music on the boardwalk. it will be up to 68 degrees with some mid-60s throughout the weekend or if you have plans, here is a live look at kirkwood and we're going to see those high temperatures reaching into the upper 70s. looks like it will be a nice weekend no matter what you're planning to do and if you keep checking in with me i'll give you some more ideas of what you

can check out. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend for san jose coming up in three minutes, laura. >> all right. we'll look forward to that. coming up now breaking news we're following an a.amber aler. an infant taken from her father's car in san francisco as he was getting a bottle ready. the quick thinking that led to that child's safe return. plus, flash flood tragedy. desperate search for a man who is still missing. and we are watching your stock markets this this morning. you might not be able to tell it just by looking at the big board, for the most part markets are up right now as investors are optimistic about corporate earnings out later this week. goldman sachs, bank of america and qualcomm some of the companies reporting.

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(mike ad libs) it is 6:44 on your monday morning as the sun rises and shines into our san hjose camer. it looks very hazy out there and we are going to have hot temperatures today. starting out at 68 degrees. whatever you have to do outside, get it done early. this is lower than yesterday it's still going to be warm for the valleys. cooler temperatures for the rest of the week. that's a relative term at 6:50.

and a relatively smooth drive. it smooths out down in to hayward. >> mike, ckari, thank you very much. some breaking news to report this morning for the last 30 minutes or so. you see all of the mourn information on your screen right now concerns a 1-year-old boy who has gone missing, abducted from soledad. >> that's right. his name is emilio salinas abducted from soledad not far from the city of salinas. he's 1 year old. you can see the california license plate there. lo looking for a 1992 white honda accord. keep up eye out for him. we'll continue to monitor any developments.

all lanes open on highway 101 in south san francisco after a d d deadly early morning crash involving a pedestrian. a man was struck about 3:00 this morning. so far deputies are not releasing any information about what exactly happened or the vehicle and the driver. >> quick action by police and muni is being credited to nab a woman accused of kidnapping an infant. police say a woman took a 6-month-old infant from her father's car in the city's sunnyvale district and proceeded to board a bus. police issued alerts and another muni driver noticed the woman and baby boarding the bus. he immediately called police who moved in and last week three family members were struck by a

car walking the fruitvale cross walk. video is so graphic we stopped it before the moment of impact. including installing flashing crossing lights. on the central kroes firefighters continue to battle the so-called whittier fire as there is a local state of emergency as crews there continue to try and contain the flames. it has been a struggle. firefighters are desperately trying to slow the spread of fire that so far has burned through 18,000 acres of land and is still only 49% contained. just a wall of orange in the sky there. that fire is burning south of highway 14 in the san inez mountains. this start add week ago. 16 homes so far have burned. 30 other structures have as well. now to developing news from central arizona where the search continues for a father who was

swept away by a flash flood yesterday. 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 was just two years old. devastating loss for a family. here is the missing man's sister. >> he's my brother. he has to be found. they can't stop looking until he's found. >> normally it's just a trickle of a creek but during the monsoon season it can go from a foot deep to ten feet deep in a matter of minutes. >> that was a local sheriff's deputy. heavy rains caused the flash flooding and recent wildfires have left the landscape vulnerable. 6:48. switching gears right now. we have a food recall to warn you about this morning. the maker of hot dogs is recalling 7 million pounds after some customers found bone and cartilage in their meat.

those hot dogs are sold locally at sprouts supermarkets. one person did suffer a minor oral injury as a result. it includes beef hot dogs and sauce isages. sausages. you can return them to the store you bought them from. we want to invite you to join our campaign to help bay area students in need. we have teamed up with telemundo nonprofits to begin this campaign called supporting our schools. throughout this month you can donate backpacks, school supplies for money which we will then use to buy more school supplies. the full list is right on our website at nbcbayarea.com. >> it seems all the schools have all their school supplies out. >> getting the notebook asap. >> you have to get started early getting a few things at a time. >> whatever you can do. >> you want a good selection

before it gets picked over. >> we're in the dog days of summer. >> yes, we are. we're still trying to find things to do with the kids that will not involve staying outside for long periods of. it's been so hot. it looks so gorgeous and there were so many of out there. i know that i probably saw a few of you who are watching right now and as we look at this picture that in from aisha absolutely beautiful with poppies there. also alvin sent me pictures of the shades of the sunset yesterday evening. that was gorgeous, too, but my picture wasn't this nice. it was beautiful weekend with all of that sunshine. well, it's still going to be very sunny today and we don't have the coastal clouds and fog and our temperatures are really heating up inland. this is boater than over the weekend. concord up to 98 degrees.

96 in napa for this afternoon and oakland at 79 degrees. as you're getting ready about to start out the day, getting ready for work or the kids ready for day camp wear something that will keep you nice and cool like some shorts and don't forget the sunglasses. i think the sun coming through the blinds will remind you. a nice day to spend out at the coliseum watching the a's. 67 degrees first pitch. moving back to the low 60s as we go into the evening and right on the other side of the bay the giants facing off with the indians and it's going to be in the lower 60s there and we'll be in the 60s throughout the week. we'll see the dense fog returning for the morning hours along the coast and the golden gate bridge and for the inland areas our temperatures are cooling down as well. it's still going to be above average but it's definitely not going to be as hot as it has been. mike, you have a crash this in

the south bay? >> i do. it turns out the crash reported on 280 is on 85 and we waited long enough now for the sensors to adjust. we see the jam approaching where the crash is reportedly in one of your middle lanes. now no word on injuries. we'll get more on that. we do see the slowing as the commute starts to. look as we zoom out for the silicon valley area trying to see the slowdown north of highway 17. a gentle build, the commute is on in the area. waze mapping out your travel time typical there. from bay point to the bay bridge area, maybe oakland, a much smoother drive through the walnut interchange. saves you about 25 minutes. you kind of knew that. stick with waze. we'll update you. back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up next, breaking news. that amber alert out of monterey county. the details as kris sanchez is heading to soledad now.

and a quick look at the other top stories on "today in the bay" including a myriad of concerns about google's massive development plan happening in the south bay. first happening now a holy site in jerusalem is back open after a deadly shoot-out last week. three attackers were left dead. new metal detectors have been placed at the entrance. and winter is coming but only for some. many game of throne fans were left waiting when hbo's website crashed last night. hbo says it was fixed about halfway through the seventh season premiere.

welcome back to you. 6:56 right now. before you head out the door the top stories we're covering. we start out with breaking news. >> that amber alert issued for monterey county we heard about this about 6:15 this morning. police say that 1-year-old emiliano salinas. you see all the information on your screen right there. the police report indicates this happened on 236 main street in soledad where the suspect was last seen driving a 1992 white honda accord with a california license plate. the child was last seen in the

car seat in the rear of the car. google 's proposed massive development in san jose is creating some concerns. the city council is willing with how to welcome google and the economic growth without pushing out companies and people who live and work there. traffic also a big concern. google hopes to build a complex of office and retail space. the development is in the planning stages. a live look right now are from oakland this morning where a stunning new report is putting fire safety in the spotlight for that city. according to a bay area news group report inspectors often never follow up on potential commercial fire dangers. that report says that since 2011 firefighters referred 879 properties for follow-up inspections due to fire code violations but 79% of the time those inspections never occurred. fire officials blamed faulty database software for inspections falling through the cracks.

6:57. we are confirming with the santa clara county sheriff's office a man did drown in morgan hill. we're learning the man's body has been found as well. he drowned in the portion of the creek behind parkway lakes, morgan hill rv park between 101 and old monterey road. that portion of the creek has a sharp current. this morning san jose police looking for a man who shot a woman in front of an apartment complex is this weekend. it happened near winchester boulevard. the victim was treated for nonlife threatening injuries at the hospital. happening today long-awaited repairs are set to start anytime now for a sinkhole that has caused traffic headaches for about a year and a half. these are live imannals you'ges looking at just off mirago road where heavy storms in march of 2016 caused a 130-foot sinkhole to form. cost to repair the problems kept

ballooning. it took time for councilmembers to land down the funding for this. repairs are expected to take more than two months to finish. coming up next on the "today" show continuing coverage on the deadly flash flooding. happened at a popular arizona swimming hole. sadly left at least nine people dead and they're still searching for others. everyone talking about the heat over the weekend. no triple digits for today. >> it's going to come down into the upper 90s. how about that. and some upper 60s for san francisco. we'll see a few spots reaching the low 70s. and 9 6 degrees. >> i was looking forward to monday and cooler temperature. how about the commute? >> two crashes now. the rest of your day looks good. an easy drive. north 85 i told you about the crash. still in lanes. and so that will be a problem slowing from highway 17. 87 at capital a crash clearing there. >> sounds good.

we'll be back with an update in 25 minutes. >> also, nbc bay area news at 11:00. following that amber alert. good morning. good morning. swept away. >> holy mackerel. >> a powerful flash flood rips through a popular swimming hole in arizona. at least nine people killed, one man missing. the frantic search for him with more torrential rain on the way. new low. president trump's approval rating sinks to 36%, the lowest of any president in recent history. why he's calling that number not bad, as former vice president al gore joins us for an exclusive live interview, his take on the russian meddling scandal, washington gridlock and why he is calling president trump reckless when it comes to saving the planet. hearing of the century?