we are going to have some more dense fog returning to the coastline and that's going to help cool us down as you head out right now temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s with highs today reaching the upper 80s inland. napa up to 78. san francisco 66 while san jose will be at 83. we'll talk about what's ahead as we head through the weekend. another hot weekend ahead. that's in a few minutes. mike is now tracking a crash near sfo. >> and it doesn't sound like a major injury crash. that's the good news. it is blocking one lane, though, as we look at these great speed sensor reads all green. green heading southbound past the sfo exit right near 380 and the crossover. here is sfo on your map and no slowing shows up on our sensors. no slowing on the approach to the bay bridge. a smooth drive. look at the travel times. no delays for cash payers. breaking news out of san jose where police are surrounding the shopping center right now. within the last few minutes police told us what they're

investigating. >> heavy police presence. bob redell joins us. bob, what prompt this hed this response? good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. san jose police have broken down some of the barrier. they did are have several blocks taped off as a crime scene but they lifted some of the crime scene tape and condensed their perimeter. around 12:45 reports of shots fired in or around the apartment complex unit here that's located in this upscale retail complex. they did go in and we understand they have taken one person into custody and we spoke to employees waiting outside the perimeter trying to get to their jobs. this is the conversation they had earlier. >> they're not allowed to release any information. there were shots fired in the apartment. trying to secure the area and we

can't go in until they do. >> reporter: so what do you do now? >> wait. >> reporter: have there been problems like this? >> not like this. >> reporter: what's the response? >> i'd like to get our stores open and serve everybody koch fee. >> frightened but glad they're here because i know that we're safe. >> reporter: to recap, one person in custody here at santana road. no indication anyone has been hurt. we haven't seen any ambulances on the scene. bob redell, "today in the bay." b bob, thank you very much for that update. 5:02. breaking news out of capitol hill, the d.c. area. these are live pictures from are the front door of jared kushner's house as we wait for him to leave this morning and make his way to the capitol for a key hearing today behind closed doors.

a short time ago he released a statement ahead of today's meeting. new information just coming in. good morning, sarah. >> reporter: good morning, sam. this statement is a copy of kushner's prepared remarks ahead of today's meeting. they say cukushner did not clue with any foreign governments. this morning jared kushner in the hot seat. the senior's president adviser and son-in-law set to sit down with senate intelligence committee staff to answer questions about his relationship with russian officials. his attendance with the kremlin-linked lawyer, and if he tried to set up a back channel way of communication with the russians. tuesday he will appear before the house intelligence committee. >> we have a lot of ground to cover. his counsel said he will be available for two hours.

>> reporter: two other members of the trump inner circle, donald trump jr. and former campaign chair paul manafort agreed to interviews with the staff of the committee but will not appear at a formal public hearing on wednesday. >> i think they need to be under oath and release all documents. >> reporter: a report said trump has asked about pardoning himself and family members. the president tweeting over the weekend he has complete power to do so. >> there's nobody around him that has to be pardoned. he was just making the statement about the power of pardon. >> reporter: washington gearing up with another week of russian investigation in the spotlight. sarah dallof, nbc news, washington. 5:04. happening today the battle over health care entering a new phase as president trump is expected to take his message to the people. senate lawmakers to repeal and replace obamacare.

the white house says the president will meet with what victims described as the affordable care act. mike pence urged gop senators to take action. republican senators must step up to the plate after seven years and vote to repeal and replace obamacare. >> president trump tweeted the issue yesterday. he said, quote, if republicans don't repeal and replace the disastrous obamacare, the repercussions will be far greater than any of them understand. all right. some sad news this morning and continuing coverage. autopsy results might not be made public for weeks in the death friday of actor john heard in pay llo alto. heard died after undergoing back surgery at stanford. eats been in a lot of movies. the 71 year year actor is probably best nope for his dad in "home alone." they did conduct the autopsy. details will not be released

until toxicology results are complete. ro the search for a missing man takes a tragic turn. crews found his body in the waters this weekend. 70-year-old charles friend who went by tod, disappeared from his boat in tomales bay last week. they were searching for him. friend owned the tomales bay oyster company. the company posted on its facebook page that friend's body was found. he was not wearing a life vest and is believed to have fallen off his boat. this morning napa police trying to track down the woman who vandalized a popular restaurant. police posted these pictures captured by surveillance camera s at brazilian restaurant. the woman allegedly vandalized the business with spray paint and stole linens worth hundreds of dollars. police are hoping the public can help identify her. 5:06. community members will be meeting with alameda county

supervisors to try to figure out alternatives to jail expansion. there's a group called the decarcerate that has invited those impacted by the criminal justice system to attend today's meeting. that will be held in oakland. they believe attention needs to pivot from are jail expansion to better mental health treatment. today's meeting starts at 9:30 in the morning. the pressure against requiring dog owners to keep their pets on leashes is growing. the marin ig reports 37,000 people have signed an online petition calling on secretary of the interior ryan zeng to step in. if the rule is adopted it would apply to all golden gate recreational areas in marin, san francisco, and san mateo counties. president trump's executive order allowing for more oil and gas exploration and drilling has plenty of critics in marin county. that is because two protected marine sanctuaries could be affected by it. reporting this morning that representative jerrod hoffman of san rafael and 20 other members

of congress are asking the trump administration to extend the public comment period on this order. the current comment period is slated to end this wednesday and lawmakers now are asking to extend that by another 30 days and they are urging the public to get involved. it is 5:08. today's hiking trail forecast for the east bay or just spending time at the park will be a nice one. make sure you get out there but it will be heating up for some of those inland areas. we'll start out at 61 degrees with some mainly clear skies and a light breeze. i think by late morning that will be the best time to get out there and hike and then we'll see the temperatures rising into the upper 80s today with some gusty winds, bringing it back down to 80 degrees and will be much cooler out there at at&t park. first pitch as the pirates come in town will be at 7:15. we'll see those temperatures at about 60 degrees and more fog growing in, drizzle, too. make sure you have nice, warm clothes. we'll take a look at today's

temperature trend for san jose coming up in about four minutes. mike starts us out with the drive through the tri-valley. >> that's right. the traffic flow is great on the peninsula and across the bay on the bridges. we're looking here to the tri-valley. 680 reports of a deer darting around in the roadway. no follow-up from chp. that's a good thing. we don't want to hear about any crashes. a smooth drive throughout and over here to hayward for 880. as you travel southbound that's the commute direction but northbound is your travel time. no slowing and 580, all avenues to the bay bridge look great. the bay bridge toll mplaza looking good except for a couple of folks waiting to pay crash because you have to if you don't have fast track. up next a tragedy playing out live on social media. a teenager behind bars accused of being live on instagram moments before a deadly crash. and wall street back to work on this monday morning plus a big win at the he box office all ahead. mike traffic tease

a live look at san jose. the temperature trend because it's going to be much nicer. temperatures nice outside throughout the day reaching into the low 80s. we'll talk about what is ahead in about five minutes. ro this is the only one i can

show with slowing. right on schedule coming in through the tri-valley. an absolutely horrifying story to tell you about. a teenager behind bars this morning accused of using instagram live in the moments before and after a deadly crash. chp says 18 ye-year-old sanchezs driving in the central valley when she lost control of her car. two 14-year-old girls were also in the car. one of those girls was her sister who was ejected. the other was seriously injured in the accident. investigators right now are looking into reports sanchez was live on instagram while she was driving under the influence. sanchez is now in the merced county jail on charges of dui and vehicular manslaughter. this morning we're trying to find out what caused a small plane to make an emergency landing at reid-hillview airport in san jose this weekend. investigators say the plane tilted while landing. one of its wings hit the ground

making the plane go off the runway yesterday. the pilot was injured but is expected to be okay. we're told investigators are still looking into it. muni service is back to normal after weekend testing that forced a lot of people to make adjustments. muni shut the underground light rail tunnel down from west portal to montgomery street to test out the new fleet of trains. project leaders say there were no real hiccups along the way, at least as far as the testing is concerned. if everything stays on track, no pun intended, muni hopes to debut the trains by this fall. more light rail closures are planned throughout august. that would be on weekend and after 9:30 week nights. >> a little pun intended? palo alto has been upgraded parking garages with stations for electric vehicles and more on the way. the city will unveil at the garage in bryant street. drivers can get a charge from the garage on webster. they are installing at cambridge

avenue. wall street may get a charge out of google. good morning. google's parent company alphabet, alphabet has to pay a nearly $3 billion fine so silicon valley will be watching how alphabet compensates for that. 200 other companies report this week. wall street could start the week in the red. the federal open market committee starts its two-day interest rate meeting as well, that's tomorrow. president trump has been trumpeting all the hot economy news and the record stock market but the fed could put the kabosh on some of that by tapping the economic brakes. the fed raised interest rates for the third this year at its meetinging back in june. the movie "dunkirk" did well over the weekend easily winning the number one spot. one critic called it a near virtual reality experience. apple has a new ad that looks a bit like a movie starring the rock who i looked up is the best

paid male actor in hollywood. three-minute ad shows off siri to better explain what she can do. >> hey siri, get me a lyft ride to l.a.x. >> lyft can get you a ride in 60 second. >> mind if i drive? i know a shortcut. >> so do i pay you? >> and they fly off to rome. now i didn't know anybody didn't know what siri does but maybe people are unaware of how powerful she can be like, yes, she can order you a lyft. >> we use it for the most common but she can do so much more. >> the highest paid actor in hollywood? >> it was news to me. >> not only actor but he lends his voice to so many animated movies for kids, too. >> he's everywhere. thank you, scott. >> he's the rock. >> he is the rock. speaking of people who are strong and talented, swimming

legend michael phelps did something, put to the test, a lot of people say you live up to it or not. let's talk about it, the most decorated olympian decide d to race against a white shark. >> who watched it here? well, it was a made for tv event on the discovery channel. fell took off to face off again a shark. the great white was timed separately from phelps but a computer generated shark was shown swimming next to phelps. that's what disappointed people. sharks can swim up to 25 miles per hour. at his best phelps swims roughly 6 miles an hour. who won? well, the shark was two seconds faster than phelps. >> the point was is he faster than the shark, not the can he swim with a shark, which is what everyone thought they were getting, but how fast is he exactly. >> simulated. >> but would you want take a risk of him being gored on tv by a? >> i don't think they would.

>> that weird stuff about cages and acceseparating them. we thought more of an element of suspense. i don't know. >> maybe i'll check it out. >> it was quite animated. >> if you're heading to the beach today watch out for the great white sharks. we've seen those around the bay area recently and it's going to be a beautiful day, much cooler temperatures. as we get a look at what you're feeling right now as we head out the door temperatures in the upper 50s. right now 60 degrees in oakland and look at how much cooler it is right now compared to 24 hours ago in san jose. it is nine degrees cooler. well, that will be the trend as we go through the day. as the seven-day forecast comes up at the bottom of the screen you'll see we'll be back in the 90s before you know it so enjoy the 80s and maybe even you'll be able to leave the air conditioner off for most of the day. san jose will be up to 83 degrees. as we head to the east bay we'll be up to 86 in danville and in hayward 74 degrees. some cooler breezes there.

79 in palo alto. in san francisco, 65 in the embarcadero and novato up to 76 degrees. it will be a nice day to head to santa cruz. temperatures right here on the boardwalk will stay in the mid-60s today. we'll have some clouds mixing in, too. for san francisco expect temperatures to be in the mid-60s this afternoon and then if you're heading further north to napa we'll go from the mid-60s at 11:00 to the upper 70s today. that's not bad at all. but then going to hit the links at half moon bay, the clouds and the fog will hang around all day long and we'll only see the high temperatures there reach into the lower 60s. as we get a look at san francisco's forecast the next several days, mostly 60s throughout the week. low 70s in time for the weekend. and while san francisco warm up, inland areas will be back into the upper 90s again. looks pretty much like a repeat of the weekend we just had as we are going to see those temperatures ramping up over the next few days. and coming up in less than 20

minutes a look ahead to some getaways for this weekend coming up. but mike now takes us to the north bay. that's right. some folks thinking about the weekend. some folks can't get up in the morning. we want to warn you about this in the north. a smooth drive throughout this area from the san jose all the way up to san francisco but westbound 80 coming into the area a mattress reported in lanes, trying to get a few minutes extra with your mattress, not with this one. it's getting cleared from west 80 just off the split there and a smooth flow of traffic. an easy ride as well on these mass transit system. b.a.r.t., muni and vta. over to waze and show you how things are shaping up. the south bay commute and it's an easy drive. 28 minutes all the way up 101 to sunnyvale. they've mapped out a couple routes just to compare the times but you don't want to spend an extra four minutes on the road. out to your waze system on your phone and make sure you are prepared for this afternoon or evening's commute or wherever you're going, whenever you're leaving. look at that.

that magnifying glass and pr profile. click on namts and select nbc bay area wazers to join our team. back to you. >> sounds simple enough. thank you, mike. it's 5:21. airline fines. the reason three major airlines are paying up this morning. right now in san jose police are investigating shots fired at santana row. we've learned that information with the last 30 minutes. bob redell is there and is posting the facts on to social media as he learns them. you can follow bob for instant updates. delta, frontier and american

airlines are all paying big fines welcome back. 5:24 on your monday. delta, frontier and american airlines, all of those carriers are paying big fines over claims they violated consumers' rights. according to the transportation department, american airlines failed to make timely refunds. delta under reported baggage complaints and frontier bumped passengers without asking for volunteers first. the airlines did not acknowledge any wrongdoing but delta is paying out a $200,000 fine. frontier is paying the most, $400,000. it's 5:24 right now. >> laura, from planes to cars, gm considering phasing out the chevy volt. their plug-in gas brid. the company is reviewing the volt plus six other cars in the fleet because of demand or lack

thereof with americans choosing suvs and pickups over sedans. >> we're about to hit one of the hottest of the year to buy a car. use an online loan calculator when it comes to buying cars. it'll give you the chance to do the numbers yourself and not just rely on the dealership. he also says you're not guaranteed a better loan if you get outside the deal ership. >> these loans are subsidized by the manufacturer and you can get 1% or 0% loans. >> and it's a good time to look for discounts on the 2017 models. dealers will want to clear them out to make way for newer vehicles but montoya also says black friday, the end of the month, and new car sales don't actually save you too much money. >> maybe you can save money at the pump. oh, no, you cannot because prices are going up right now. the latest survey shows the average price of regular unleaded rose a penny over the last two weeks. so a modest rise.

that puts the national average $2.32. we did some research overnight and found that's about 10 cents above where it was this time a year ago. as for what it's like locally the average price of gas in san jose right now about $2.93 a gallon. in oakland the average is slightly higher at $2.97. the most expensive, no surprise here, san francisco with an average price of $3.07 per gallon. other consumer news now, busch brothers discovered defective cans recalling 28-ounce cans of brown sugar hickory baked beans, country style baked beans, and original baked beans. those cans holding the product have potentially defective side seams. the company says even if the beans don't look spoiled if the can is not properly sealed toss it. 5:26 right now. coming up, a horrific discovery. nine people found dead in a sweltering tractor-trailer in

san antonio, texas. the disturbing news out of that investigation this morning. >> reporter: authorities are still looking for the suspects behind a dozen car burglaries spanning two cities in the east bay. what i was able to find out about crime trend in one of those communities. handballer 1: you know what i could go for?

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and light is starting to peek up in the distance. we are ready to get this week started. who is excited? >> let's do it. here we are. >> i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get a look at the forecast. the weather will cooperate, kari. that was a beautiful shot. sun rise happens officially at the 6:06 this morning and temperature will be cooler today and all thanks to thicker marine layer. the inland areas will be topping out in the mid-80s today. we'll hold that for the next three days and then we'll be back in the 90s. i'll talk about the weekend forecast in about seven. mike takes us out on the roadways. >> the first in the north bay cleared from i-80.

here now to 280 which is down here in the south bay, san jose and northbound 280 at the on ramp -- i put the arrow too far over, sorry about that, but that is where the issue is. we want you to avoid running over the mattress. travel times very clear, easy drive, no delay to the bay bridge toll plaza. >> back to breaking news we're following within the last few minutes we've learned new information about the gunshots fired overnight at santana row. >> b"today in the bay's" bob redell is live. what did police just tell you? >> good morning, we spoke with san jose police department. they have detained two men. you can see one of those detained sitting on the sidewalk. this is in front of a condo complex on the southern end of santana road. there were reports of gunshots

when police arrived they found that one of the bullets from the unit traveling fortunately did not hurt any of the people or hit any of the people in the unit. police evacuated the units and made contact with the two men where the gunshots came from. they spoke to them. they say that they did come out. they are trying to find out what came up to the gun being fired, was it accidental, that's still part of the investigation. the other people have been allowed back. bob redell, "today in the bay." word of a death investigation in the east bay. police say they found a body in

a remote part of chabot park. they told us it is a man. we're trying to find out more information but investigators right now don't know the victim's identity and they have not indicated if they are looking into foul play. a rash of car break-ins, both brentwood and livermore police are searching the suspects who damaged more than cars. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is joining us live with this crime spree, really where it began, pete. we understand you did some digging for us. what are you learning? >> reporter: good morning to you sam. according to a report in the san jose mercury news reno brentwood police say the suspects broke into about 17 cars here in this parking lot in the hampton inn and stole one white lexus in the process and this took place on friday morning. our assignment desk looked into this. we confirmed with livermore police the white lexus was spotted in is yosurveillance ca footage that they were able to obtain from a resident in the area. we know the suspect drove about 30 minutes south to livermore where cording to surveillance

camera footage handed over by a resident shows the suspects canvassing the area eventually breaking into several cars. now this took place on the same day when multiple homes were targeted by vandals with eggs, m-80s and other projectiles. a look at the crime stat for this year alone on the brentwood police website and shows there were 29 car burglaries and 48 reports of vandalism. police are still looking for the three to four suspects responsible for those car robberies. we're still waiting to get some more information on descriptions. contact livermore. we're live in brentwood. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> breaking nevovernight, a possible tornado on maryland's eastern shore. happening in queen anne's county about 50 miles east of washington, d.c. while there's still no

confirmation if a twister touched down we do know a violent system pound that had region downing trees and causing power outages. so far no reports of any major injuries. developing this morning, firefighters still hard at work right now trying to contain a grass fire that burned very close to homes in gilroy, yesterday. this had is near the college not far from castro valley road. flames made homeowners very nervous. as of last night the fire burned 150 acres and it was reported at 50% containment. those are the latest figures we have. we are still awaiting the first update of the morning. breaking overnight the taliban is claiming responsibility for a horrific attack in kabul. dozens are injured after a you suicide car bombing. the early morning attack targeted a bus carrying employees of the administration.

all of the dead are civilians. a developing story at 5:35. federal prosecutors are expected to charge the driver of a truck they say was packed with migrant workers. dozens more people were found inside of that packed truck who are still in the hospital this morning. authorities yesterday discovered an 18-wheeler outside of a walmart in san antonio, texas, where temperatures in san antonio exceeded 100 degrees this weekend. authorities say those temperatures combined with the truck's airtight doors effectively turned the trailer into an oven. it's already being the tragic case of trafficking that has residents there appalled. >> devastating. it's horrible. i can't believe that some people could even do that to human people. >> federal agents say that most of the victims this are in their 20s and 30s from mexico and guatemala. authorities are still trying to track down some of the survivors who fled the scene. >> palo alto law that limits

office development might get renewed interest. it limits yearly development to 50,000 square feet in two downtown areas. once development goes over that limit city council judges the priority of future projects on the community impact. the vta right now putting out extra service. this is for the gold cup finals. it's u.s. national teams squaring off against jamaica. 50,000 and 60,000 fans. they agreed to cover the tab for the extended service. >> we're looking here. we have the backup and at the bay bridge toll plaza, wanted to show you there you don't escape it but look at the maps.

you escape the backup in the commute as we look at the east bay. no problems to the golden gate bridge. we'll widen that and show you over here the tri-valley only shows anything besides green. traditional slowing and 84 shows a lot more congestion for livermore. heading through the city. >> already looking forward to another weekend in the near future. >> let's look forward to the next one. >> why not? our weather is going to be nice today and i think we'll enjoy some cooler temperatures. then it will heat up again. does that make you look forward to the weekend? for the inland areas up to 98 degrees. 87 by the bay and the coast will be at 73 degrees.

84 for the bay and 95 for the inland valleys. a live view of kirkwood. for the weekend mid to upper 70s. if you're planning to head to santa cruz this weekend it will be right there near 70 degrees, perfect weather there. and that will keep those temperatures nice and cool. the temperature trend is coming up in about three minutes. coming up from flames to ashes, finally some relief for people living near yosemite as evacuation orders are lifted. the devastating aftermath left behind this morning. in washington jared kushner ready to testify before the senate intelligence committee. the latest coming up.

a live look outside, the sun rise, a beautiful start on this monday morning. checking out the temperature trend it will be in the upper 50s as you get are ready to head out the door at 7:00.

it will be a warm afternoon. you may have to turn on the air conditioning for a little while. the rest of the week coming up in five minutes. a little increasing volume, a little slowing in speeds off the castro valley y. the top number is what i'm watching. there's a new crash. thank you very much. continuing coverage right now and good news, some relief for folks living in the town of mariposa year yosemite. the most destructive in the country, does continue to burn. evacuation orders have now been lifted. the weiler fire is at 45% containment and people in the small community say they he are coming together in the wake of the tragedy. >> hugging each other and really just being supportive, like, did you make it? what happened to your house?

>> lots of homes destroyed. we should say nobody, thankfully, has been injured or killed. 76,000 have been burned, 63 homes have been destroyed. officials say it could take another two weeks to control the fire. we continue to track the progress of firefighters across the state right now. this summer is proving to be destructive when it comes to wildfires this is a look at the agency's fire incident page which shows the massive amount of flames still burning up and down gold state. thousands of acres have burned so far this year and the summer clearly not even close to being over. marin transportation leaders are reportedly prepping to take their most comprehensive look at traffic patterns in year. the ij reports a new survey will be done this fall to pinpoint areas in need of the most attention. surveyors will focus specifically on the interchanges connecting highway 101, 37, and 580. as cal train rolls forward with its electrification transformation it's getting its new line of train cars and today

you can help pick out seats for those cars. this afternoon at 4:30 at the king street station in san francisco. once those tracks are electrified cal train will replace 75% of its fleet with electric trains. the rest will remain diesel. the eventual goal is to it fully convert everything to electric. laura, it is a promising sign in the fight against hiv and here is the very latest. a remarkable story. a south african girl who was born with hiv has kept her infection suppressed for more than eight years after she stopped taking anti-hiv meds, that cocktail of drugs. the girl is now the third case where a child developed a long-lasting remission without use of medication. doctors say this is evidence that early treatment can essentially function as a form of cure. the girl's case is being discussed at a conference in paris today. also today jared kushner will face the senate intelligence committee.

>> scott mcgrew, the president's son-in-law will not be under oath. >> that's right. it won't be in front of tv cameras either, sam. our understanding is curb thisser in will meet with the committee privately and we now know he will not be pleading the fifth, refusing to answer questions about the campaign's involvement, if any, with the russians. we know that because kushner will will be making a statement which he released ahead of time. in that opening statement he will say, i did not clued nor know of anyone else in the campaign who collude d with any foreign government. kushner also goes on to say i have tried to be fully transparent with regard to the filings of my sf-86 form, above and beyond what is required. standard form 86 is part of kushner's security clearance. he's he had to revise it to include meetings with russians that he had previously failed to mention including that bombshell meeting in june. kushner will will then go before the house intelligence committee tomorrow, and we expect

lawmakers will hear from former trump manager -- campaign manager paul manafort and trump's own son donald trump jr. as well. details still being worked out but those will likely be behind closed doors and, again, apparently not under oath. not being under oath doesn't free you up to say anything. oath or not, it's a crime to lie to congress. several pundits point to miguel tejada who pled guilty about lying to congress about performance enhancing drugs, sentenced to one year pro-wags. president trump will make an address at 12. . 15 our time. if he does it in front of tv cameras, we will carry it live. of course if you have thoughts about the president and our coverage of the president, you can reach me directly on twitter. i'm @scottmcgrew. >> we are happy to have you back. a little vacation. >> the team is back together. yay for monday morning. >> oh, monday?

>> we'll get through it together. >> such a great weekend, hopefully people are trying to keep the good vibes going. >> and the weather is on the good vibe wavelength as we start out this morning and we are going to have some cooler temperatures. we're all excited about that because it is really been hot. as we go into the next couple of days it looks like that holds steady. our temperatures as you step out the door in the upper 50s. we're at 59 degrees in the tri-valley. 630 in the peninsula and on the left side of the screen look in at the east bay live in fremont it is 60 degrees right in the middle of low clouds over san fran san fran and it's 55 degrees. the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, you'll see we'll have a few days in the 80s and then before you though it we'll be back in the 90s. we are going to take a break today with some nice, refreshing breezes especially for the coast, and much of the inner bay. oakland will be up to 72 degrees while antioch will be at 87 degrees. as you take a look out the window this morning, another

great day for wearing a cute summer dress and some heels today, something nice and light that will keep cool as our temperatures will feel much more comfortable. if you are going hiking in the east bay, no heels. it'll be definitely the hiking shoes and some sneakers as we start out with mainly clear skies. at 7:00, 60 degrees. 72 degrees with a light breeze. it will be heating up for some of those hiking trails in the east bay. we'll be watching those temperature in the 80s. meantime in san francisco it's going to be in the low 60s at first pitch. that will be at 7:15. temperatures right at about 60 degrees. and with the clouds and fog, some drizzle, most likely at&t park, it's going to be a cool evening out there. and we'll see more weather like over the next several days but in the low 70s. still a nice weekend there. while the inland valleys are going to be heating up well above average, we've seen a lot of this this summer.

another weekend with highs in the mid to upper 90s. speaking of upper 90s, mike takes us to the tri-valley. that's where we'll feel that. >> that's where you know you can find them on the weekend apparently to the last few weeks and this coming weekend. the only slowing that shows the rest of the bay does show a very pleasant drive. of course the metering lights are on so you have a backup there. here you have slowing south 680 as the build kicks in. we just heard about a crash clearing to the right shoulder. you saw that change from yellow to orange. more slowing approaching highway 44 just around the area is where we hear about a crash clearing to the right shoulder. more volume coming in out of livermore and that will be an issue as it's right around where the crash is, again, just about highway 84 and the merge. we'll look at waze and see how that's shaping up to compare your drive to what you might be expecting as far as your routes go. a smooth flow of traffic. take the dub interchange or head through stanley or even holmes and that's a couple areas you want to go. you want to take this this dublin interchange with a slower

drive. cutting down through holmes you may actually have a little tougher time. even though you come down low into the slowdown you have that crash happening right at the scene. the waze system on your mapping utility on up phone as well. make sure you sign up with our team called nbc bay area wazers. this animation shows you how and that's the name of the team, nbc bay area wazers. >> thank you, mike. >> a dangerous day, very dangerous, on the water. up next, horrific, five kids burned on a boat. what you need to know before filling up your boat's gas tank. >> tragic. happening now, breaking news out of pakistan. officials say at least 12 people killed in car bombing in the eastern part of the country. the car bomb, i should say, struck an old vegetable market. no one so far has claimed responsibility. a suicide bombing in that area, however, killed over 70 people on east er last year. and we're following a chainsaw a attack that happened in switzerland.

at least five people have been hurt, two seriously. it happened in the small town near the german border. police just said it's not a terrorist attack and they have identified the suspect who still is at large.

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monday morning and taking a live look outside from our downtown camera in san francisco. you see just the wave of clouds there covering up the transamerica pyramid. we are expecting cooler weather across the bay today thanks to a stronger sea breeze. kari hall has your full forecast coming up in five minutes. 5:55. five children enjoying a day of fun on the lake all in the hospital after they were burned by boat fumes. it happened yesterday afternoon in the marina. investigators are calling it a fuel vapor flash. officials say a man had just finished putting fuel in his boat and then turned it on. that may have caused the gas fumes to ignite. michael bradley witness ed the aftermath. >> they look too good. their facial expressions looked like they were in pretty good pain. a lot of them being carried out by emts in their arms and most

wounds were dressed with burn dressings. >> the victims were all under the age of 15. the good news they are expected to be okay. marine officials say this isn't the first time they've seen a vapor flash and urge people to make sure they're familiar with their boats before they head out onit to the lake. >> a very tough lesson for those parents. a popular east bay restaurant is closed. closed its doors after 22 years of business. the restaurant posted had this note on its website, thank you for your patronage over the years. we've decided to close our doors effective friday, july 21st, and it has been our pleasure to serve and be a part of the walnut creek community. we he truly appreciate your support. no word right now on why the restaurant closed. the group that owns the restaurant had closed its restaurant in san jose. news that is intense flooding caused by severe

thunderstorms in south carolina. this morning that state is bracing for more wet weather. this was the scene last night in colombia. firefight hers ers had to rescu person trapped in their car. more are in the forecast for today. happening today president trump goes scouting. the president will speak at the national jamboree tonight, will be the eighth president to visit a national jamboree. thousands are gathered in west virginia right now for that event. also happening today the naacp convention in baltimore. on today's agenda discussing criminal justice. generic holder will address that convention. talk about voting districts, how they're drawn and how that affects voting power. senator harris is also expected to attend. former vice presidential --

i should say former vice president al gore visiting san francisco today, will be speaking at the commonwealth club this afternoon to talk about his new movie "an inconvenient sequel: truth to power." that comes a decade after the first release focusing on climate change and energy revolution. today's event starts at noon it at the marine's memorial club and hotel. new this morning if your child specializes in one sport it could lead to more knee, ankle, and leg injuries. researchers looked at more than 1,500 students who played school and club sports. athletes who played in more than 60 games within their sport in one year had an 85% higher risk of lower body injury. players specializing in basketball, football, and soccer were most likely to get injured. that repetitive motion, i suppose. >> absolutely. right now at 6:00, following breaking news out of the south bay. reports of shots fired overnight at san jose's popular santana row. arrests made in connection with

this insering tra incident of a tractor-trailer. a new twist in the russia investigation as the president's son-in-law gets ready today to talk to lawmakers. what jared kushner is expected to say about contacts with russian officials. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a good monday morning. glad you're starting your week off right here. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i hope you had a great weekend. i'm laura garcia-cannon. for a great looking forecast, not bad, kari. >> not bad at all. maybe this will make it easier to get out of bed but it was a hot weekend today. we're going to bring those temperatures down and it is going to be a nice one. here is a live look outside at hayes valley. it's 55 degrees low clouds there. as we head through the south bay, still warm for inland areas but we're backing the 90s. we're also not going to see any

90s in the tri-valley and the delta and oakland today expecting a high of 72. 72 also in belmont. in san francisco low to mid-60s. while the north bay will see highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. a nice start to the week. we'll talk about what's coming up. mike is checking on the san mateo bridge. >> we had a crash reported at the toll plaza that's westbound, that's your commute direction to the peninsula. a smooth flow of traffic, a good volume of traffic has increased a bit as that crash cleared at the toll plaza. folks making their way off 880 across the bridge in the direction we saw the taillights, an increase off 880 as traffic starts to build through that area as well as the tri-valley. this crash still in lanes, out of lanes at 84. we have a number of on the shoulder this is quite a distraction causing the focus of the commute to be a big issue. back to you. mike, thank you very much. we're closelyck