5:00 a.m. this morning, and a look at the bay bridge and some low clouds that are no doubt going to burn off this morning. good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew in for sam. >> and i'm laura garcia cannon. they're going to burn off and we're going to burn up out there. >> that's right. it doesn't look like it lasts long looking at where we're seeing the fog and the marine layer right now. it's there, as of now, but, as we go through sunrise and late morning, we'll see some mostly clear skies. and our temperatures quickly heating up, right now in the low 60s as you head out the door and the east bay at 65 degrees. san francisco, 54, looking at the high temperatures today,

triple digits for those inland areas and 94 today in napa, san jose up to 91 degrees. we'll talk more about this and the heat advisory coming up. mike's talking about the bay bridge toll plaza. >> you saw the span. it's the concern overall. they are not a concern obviously right now, except for right there as the toll plaza. we were watching this also. west 80 an earlier crash is over on the shoulder, no slowing over the last ten minutes. that's better news for the east shore freeway. 14 minutes from highway four down to the bay bridge. you see the slowing. the live look earlier the cash lanes backing up and still seems to be the case. one of those cash lanes on the left approach and one over on the right is still closed. typical around 5:00, this will jog around and shift around. we'll track it, right back to you. we begin with a fight during the bay bridge series. didn't involve the players, instead, fans in the stands. and ball park security.

>> today in the bay's pete is there with that new video and the team's response. >> reporter: yeah, fwoorng, scott and laura. and the oakland a's tweeting early this morning making sure the security team is a third peter company. let's show you that video of the fight as it unfolded. you can see in that video posted bay fan there's a female body car throwing a series of punches at what appears to be a female fan. now at one point, she yanks the fan down by the hair into her seat. things got so heated that fellow security guards there in that video as well as fans had to eventually pull her away. now morning, plenty of questions regarding exactly what led to that fight. but the bay times reports that the guard was looking for someone specific in the top deck of the oakland coliseum. pointing and gesturing before the fight ensued. the person who hosted claims the

guard assaulted an innocent woman and was booed by fans and did an inappropriate gesture in response to the boos. the a's released a statement saying quote, during that tonight's game, there was an incident involving security guard. we consulting with the company and current ligating the situation. violence in any form is not acceptable and we take this incident seriously. so it looks like they are investigating the situation, no word on discipline for the guard or security company, but we know the a's will take on the giants tonight. here's oakland coliseum at 7:00 p.m. we're live, today in the bay. 5:03, happening today, fremont man expecting to be arraigned, he tried to extort his roommate. the man secretly recorded his roommates having sex. he then say he then threatened to release the footage. he denies the claims. something you'll hear only on nbc bay area.

here's what he told our mary-ann fabrio. >> did you videotape your roommates in bed? >> no. no. i didn't. >> due back in court today. kate steinly continues with yet another hearing. both sides are expected back in the courtroom at 9:00 this morning for that preliminary hearing. juan sanchez is accused of shooting and killing kate steinly on pier 14 in 2015. last week, the judge ruled the federal agent whose gone was stolen and used in the killing will testify in the upcoming trial. jury selection is expected to begin very soon. fire has damaged a north bay school. this morning the big question, will classrooms be ready when the school is back in session? it was at dixie elementary

school off lucas valley road. it broke out yesterday evening. started on a roof as you can see. of the first grade classroom. it hammed as construction crews were replacing the roof and firefighters suspect that may have led to the fire. here's fire the fire cheer. >> they were putting a new hot tar roof on the building today. we also found some extension cords which were screwed into the roof, which might have penetrated and caused extension cord damage which might have been an ignition source. >> first day of school, august 24th, they'll meet today to evaluate any possible adjustments on the first day. live now capitol hill, it is going to be another busy day in washington. most of the action expected at the white house today as john kelly beginning his first full day as chief of staff. >> today in the bay's tracie potts live in washington. kelly's already made big changes, pushing out scaramucci, what's next? >> reporter: right, and that was

in the first few hours of him being sworn into this job. and the president says there'ses no chaos over at the white house, but there has certainly been a lot of tushover and kelly is being brought in to try to fix that. >> he will do a spectacular job. i have no doubt. >> reporter: retired general john kelly now in charge at the white house. >> general kelly has the full authority to operate within the white house and all staff will report to him. >> reporter: everyone, including the president's chief strategists, steve bannon, his son-in-law, and advisor jared kushner, even his daughter, ivanka, and eventually, a new communication's director. anthony scaramucci pushed out sources tell us after a profane tirade that the white house says the president found inappropriate. >> removing anthony scaramucci, i think, demonstrates candidly and forcefully to everyone that the chief of staff means business. >> reporter: that business includes managing a response to

russia, kicking out hundreds of diplomatic staff, and north korea's long range missile test. now potentially threatening the u.s. mainland. >> we're going to be handle them. it will be handled. >> reporter: the new chief of staff's job, managing crisis. >> they haven't really had to face a crisis like a hurricane katrina or a deep water horizon. >> reporter: north korea keeps pushing, president trump now has a new chief to help him push back. so the question is can he bring discipline to this white house? time will tell on that one. meantime, we are told the white house press secretary says, don't expect anymore senior staff to leave. >> tracie potts live from washington, thank you so much. happening today, the work begins to fill the vacant contra costa county district attorney's position. the most recent d.a. mark peterson designed after a

corruption scandal. today the board of supervisors will begin review applications for that position. it starts at 9:00 this morning at the board chambers in martinez. as for peterson, he's been accused and charged with using $66,000 in campaign funds for personal expenses. how about riding your bike to work today? car pool and public transit? it's a spare the air day. it's in effect for the entire bay area. that's poor air quality can lead to potential health problems. during the hottest part of the day, you are advised to limit outdoor activities. now live to the tri-valley will things will certainly heat up today. parts of the east bay could see the triple digits. gary has more on that in just a bit. first pge will also be out in san ramone this morning showing people how they can stay school while trying to save a little energy and money. we'll be all trying to do that today as the temperatures heat up. let's look live outside in san jose. at least it is nice and cool to start out this morning.

we may not have that luxury over the next couple of mornings. right now 60 degrees and heading up to 91 this afternoon. and as you make plans for the day, i want to show you how those temperatures shape up. we'll billion at 69 degrees at 9:00, that's when you should get out there and enjoy as our temperatures heat up later on this afternoon, we'll be at 90 by 3:00 today. that's not the time to go for a run. we'll talk about what's ahead coming up in about three minutes for santa theresa, let's head over it mike now for an update on the roadways. >> things are looking good. crashes on the shoulder we're tracking for 580. neither are causing any slowing. we'll just show you a nice, smooth flow. back-up over at the bay bridge is over just on the left, cash lanes have reopened and you see that slowing we saw clearing up, that'll build over the next half hour. let's say 20 minutes then we'll see back-up there. we are looking at no problems over here, tri-valley and also 238 and 880 off the castro

valley. both speeds and in the south bay, no problems for silicon valley commute. easy drive right now, back to you. >> looking good. happening today, the new rates for passes in the ferry bus take effect. city's website says you can buy a daily permit for $6, monthly permits now cost $40. last month, local businesses told the times harold that they were upset with the lack of enforcement with downtown parking rules. as for municipal laws, the paper reports that daily permits are $5. monthly permits cost $20. 5:10, coming up, could major developments come to the lake? we'll tell you what napa county leaders are considering for that popular area. plus tired of graffiti? one turning to tech to help clean up the mess. we'll show you how you can get involved, all coming up next. what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop?

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it's 5:13, all we can see right now are the headlights as we look outside in san jose as the sunrises, it'll be a very warm afternoon. taking a look at the temperature trend for santa theresa, we'll be at 69 degrees at 9:00 this morning. rising up to 84 degrees by noon. and we don't stop there. it'll be up to 95 degrees there today. we will have some really hot temperatures today and tomorrow, more on that in the microclimate forecast in five minutes. and we're tracking this, no slowing for westbound 580, aside from the pass, smooth drive through livermore, eastbound we have a new crash, i'll check on

that livermore crash coming up. sford going after a chinese car company over a trademark issue. >> for that and the rest of the news in business, tech headlines, let's head over to landon dowdy. cnbc headquarters this morning, hi landon. >> hi, scott and mark, good morning to you both. they are starting in positive territory. the dow is now about 100 point away from the 22,000 mark, but investigators continue to be optimistic about earnings season. big tech names such as facebook and apple pulled back. investigators look at data on personal income and spending and auto sales as well as apple reporting earnings after the bell this afternoon. dow adding of 0 points. the nasdaq falling 26 to 63.48. ford is seeking to block a trade application bay chinese automaker for the name linc and

company which sounds like the lincoln brand. they plan to use it for high-tech vehicles. in chinese, it means style and technology. ford wants to protect it's lincoln brand as it plans to start production of the cars in china by 2019. spotify hitting another wig milestone, the service says it's top 60 million paid subscribers, adding ten million in less than five months. it's extending further past apple music which has 27 million subscribers. spotify is eyeing a possible ipo by the end of the year. back over to you. >> thank you. 5:15 this morning, commercial fishermen in san francisco gearing up for a big day. >> as we told you, commercial salmon season got under way after a delay. fishermen are hoping for a successful season after years of hardship. while crews prepare the lures for opening day, some federal lawmakers still fighting for disaster relief funds for the fishing fleet.

lawmakers say the shorter sar monoseason paired with recent shutdowns at the crab fishery due to the tax tick algae bloom leaving many fishermen struggling to stay afloat. >> we lost a lot of territory this year. there's been a lot of restrictions. that's because of bad science and bad management plans on the government end. yeah, i think there needs to be some kickdown. >> now while lawmakers work to deliver some financial help, fishermen are hoping to make up for the short fall for the big catch this time around. san jose working to streamline the complaint process. among those city launched the my san jose app. let's people directly contact crews about potholes, graffiti, or illegal dumping. then follow the progress online. the mayor says the city doesn't have enough office staff to handle all community complaints, so this cuts out the middle man. happening today, napa leaders are set to talk about redeveloping the lake. five properties have been evacuate since 2009, the napa

valley register says the chamber of commerce wants to build those places up as new resorts. officials have asked for public input, ideas for thing likes a concert venue and indoor water park as well. hbo says it's trying to figure out who is behind a hack. the network says it's working with law enforcement and oids cyber security firms to investigate. new this morning, hbo confirms that some programming has been stolen. multiple reports that hackers stole full episodes of some series and the script, in fact, for next week's "game of thrones" episode. watch for the spoiler alerts i suppose. 5:17, let's get a check of weather and traffic. >> it's going to be a much hotter day. yesterday wasn't so bad, today you will feel the difference. some hotter temperatures this afternoon. so, just be prepared. as we get a live look outside right now at the coliseum, we are at 63 degrees. looking live in oakland and we're getting ready for game two

of the battle of the bay today. and as we get a look at seven date forecast at bottom of the screen. notice triple digit temperatures in there for the next couple of days. and right now as you step out the door, mid-50s, but then as you head towards the south bay, 60 degrees in san jose and 63 degrees now in livermore with our high temperatures reaching up to 99 degrees in morgan hill and gilroy, 100 degrees today. east bay looking at some widespread triple digit temperatures from walnut creek over toward livermore and up toward antioch. oakland, up to 79 degrees. we'll be at 66 today at half-moon bay and stooth. 73 on the em bark dare row. outer sunset, 68, and in sonoma today, we'll be up to 93 degrees. we will have this heat advisory in effect for all of these areas shaded in orange. that includes much of the santa cruz mountains, over towards the

south bay and east bay hills and also parts of the north bay, higher elevations is where the temperatures will be the highest today and reaching over 1 hurks degrees. not a bad day in oakland. we start out with clouds at 8:00, it'll be at 60 degrees at lunchtime. 71 degrees, then the high temperatures reaching into the upper 70s today. we'll drop it back to 68 degrees by 8:00 this evening. and if you have a choice of where to go hiking today, definitely to want choose the peninsula and somewhere along the coastline we will start out with some clearing skies and mostly sunny throughout the afternoon, highs reaching into the low 60s with some breezy winds. napa and sonoma valleys today, it'll be very hot. afternoon time, we're going to see the temperatures reaching into the low 90s and san francisco we'll see the high today up to 75 degrees, even warmer tomorrow. a lot of humidity coming into the mix between wednesday night and thursday. and that could spark off a few thunderstorms. especially with that high humidity and there may be some

cry lightning too. i'll have more updates on that and mike now has an early warning for bay bridge commuters. >> we saw the cash lanes back up early because not all were open. over here the flashing lights because of it's oversized load, i'm going to trust that they've mash measured and can make it through the toll gate. i'll let you know if anything else goes on. right now we have the cash lanes backed up again because one is not yet open. and at 5:30, we typically see the lights turned on and probably will, but that back-up is there unless you have fast track, that's an advantage for you. we'll get you out to the east shore freeway and the maize itself. easy flow all around. the speed sensors will take you over to the east bay. the tri-valley i should say and it is eastbound 580 without any slowing. hasn't shown up over the last seven minutes. that's good news. commute is westbound and know delays there. we'll take you to the waze system, mass transition isn't

showing any delays. over toward redwood city, map out your route, purple and blue. the bridges are your contenders. those are still a couple minutes apart. the green route, that's longer, but you could take that if you want to hit in the south bay. maybe a coffee spot, if you do, you're very particular. be particular about what you choose with waze as well. nbc bay area wazers. that's the team you join. make sure you go on to your profile and select our team, back to you. >> sounds good 37. coming up next, new images of suspects who robbed a north bay costco. plus planning a summer evacuation? they have a new reservation system. and as we go to break, we of course continuing covering the news online for you right now. online, parking changes you'll find in vallejo this morning, follow me @lauragarciacann, double n. you're watching today in the bay. ♪

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grab suspects 5:24 right now. take a look at this new video, video of a smash and grab suspects. they were targeting a bay area costco. told you about this on sunday night. this was the costco in navato. three men all wearing masks. walked in at 10:00 in the morning on sunday. breaking that display case with a hammer. grabbing jewelry, and then taking off. same thing had recently happened in two other local costcos.

authorities are trying to determine if those crimes are connected. happening today, walnut creek city leaders considering partnering with a california state military department to help the homeless. council members will debate signing a four month agreement for a temporary homeless shelter. that would go up at walnut creek's national guard armory. today, group looking to make foopt traffic safer in san francisco says it'll do an audit of dangerous city streets. starting at 10:30 in the morning, leaders will join citizens to evaluate safety crossings. more details now to tell you about, the group says more than 40% of pedestrian deaths and traffic crashes are seniors. we investigated overnight, san francisco's city website says there were 30 overall traffic-related deaths in 2016. so far eight in 2017. and since 2009, the majority of traffic-related deaths in the city have been pedestrians. the city's website does not break down victim ages, however. 5:25, the san jose police

chief says there's still a lot of work to do to beef up the police department. the chief says things are starting to turn around. 20 cadets graduates in two weeks. 54 other cadets are also in training. for years, dozens of san jose officers resigned because of pay and pension cuts. but this year, 17 applied to return or transfer back to the force. monday, he swore in a now former palo alto officer. >> it's still a great department and i can't wait to start rk woing there. >> the officers that sacrifice and stayed here did not allow this police department to crumble. and i owe them, this community, we all owe them everything. >> that officer hits the street of san jose for the first time on sunday. now as of today, go online to book reservations at california state parks. >> the new system reserves california launches today has a website by the same name.

the officials say it'll mimic hotel and airline websites and will be a customer call center. one big change, there is now a rolling window reservation service. that means you can only reserve campsites and lodging starting six months in advance. frightening bay area attack. what doctors are saying this thorng. a spare the air alert in effect from what is expected to be a triple digit day. the actions you can take to save money and relieve stress on our electrical breaker.

very good tuesday morning to you. let's look live outside. this time, anybody guess? that's the east bay. beautiful walnut creek. lights are on this morning. should be a nice start, but got to say, a lot of cars going get warm out there. get ready for the heat. good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew in for sam. >> yes, fwl hot today and tomorrow, reaching the peak of the heat. and san francisco in the mid-70s today. that's where you can go to find some cooler temperatures. and then we'll have some higher humidity. looking at some dangerous heat inland today and tomorrow, reaching the triple digits and it will still be humid. we'll also have a chance of some thunderstorms on thursday. that's something i'll keep you up to date on as we head into the weekend. some lower 90s.

so we'll bring those temperatures back down and i'll focus on the weekend coming up in seven minutes. mike has the curious case of the bay bridge back-up. >> it was weird today, kerry. early back-up in the cash lanes hit -- commute for about three minutes, then it kicked in again. we had no metering lights until just a short time ago. like 90 seconds ago, and now we see all lanes filling in. back-up was already in the cash lane. we're back further than we often have even on a tuesday. there you go. looking at the map and the east shore freeway. no real problems right now, but a lot more traffic rolling through. this is tuesday, the pattern is a heavier flow for traffic on a tuesday commute. back to you. >> sounds good, mike, thank you. today in the bay's bob riddell joins us live on all that heat we're talking about this morning. good ideas how how to stay cool and safe energy. >> reporter: duo, good morning, laura and scott and mike and

kerry. pge is asking that you reduce your energy usage today while the management district is asking you reduce the amount of time in your car. instead use public transport, car pool, or work from home if possible. spare the air alert because of concerns of excessive amount of fog during what is expected to be a very hot day. the national weather service is concerned enough that it has issued a heat advisory for elevations over 1,000 feet in the south, north, and east bays. this is going to be in fact until 9:00 tomorrow night. places like livermore expected to hit 102. i did check in with meteorologist kerry hall this morning, she look ld over the numbers and found that over in the tri-valley, they've had nine days above 100 degrees. kerry says we could be on track for a record for the most number of triple digit dpas that trend continues. now pg & e issued some tips. on how to save electricity in the hot weather. some obvious, some not so much.

wash in cold water. unplug electronics when you're not using them. turn off your computer at night. even in sleep mode, you're still draining juice there. dim the brightest of your television set and use cfl's exact fluorescent bulbs. those use about 75% less energy. reporting live here san jose, bob riddell, today in the bay. >> thank you, bob. braelg news this morning, you're looking at video of the country's opposite leader being removed from his home, allegedly by government agents. this is according to his wife. she posted that video on twitter. there are reports the mayor was also taken. this comes after a controversial election on sunday. to write a new constitution. that's what the current president nicholas maduroments. opposition leaders boycotted those elections. happening today, bay area tennis coach charged with sexual

assault heads to court. normandy burgo taught tennis. he's facing 62 felony continues what have authorities say was a sexual relationship with an underage student. in 2010, he faced similar charges in marin, but that case ended in a hung jury. more detarials on a 15 hour standoff in san francisco. breaking news yesterday morning on today in the bay. the suspect is in the hospital this morning after shooting himself in the chest at the end of that standoff. he shot and killed aenlderly woman late sunday night, then locked himself inside his home. not clear yet how the victim and suspect knew each other. new morning, police in san francisco say a woman has ep life threatening injuries stemming from a bleach attack. along mason street in the tenderloin. police say a man poured bleach on the face of a 5. -year-old woman who had been sitting on the sidewalk.

police say she me a go blind. at last check, she's still in the hospital. officer haven't made any arrests and we don't know what led up to that attack. new report outlines san jose's response to the damaging winter floods. internationally renowned emergency management consulting firm compared that report. it features ten key accident is and failings by the city both during the flood and the aftermath. the report offers 100 recommendations on how the city can improve it's emergency response procedures. among them, improve emergency planning as well as increasing coordination and strengthen staffing. >> the report is fair and honest. >> it'll be presented to the city council next tuesday. 5:35, follow-up to a story we were talking about yesterday. the oakland public ethics commission voted unanimously last night to hire an independent auditor to

investigate city council woman. that's according to to the san francisco chronicle. the auditor will look further into whether she broke ethics rules for allegedly stopping the construction of a proposed housing development near her home, that was back in 201437. east bay commuters, bart wants to hear from you about an extense. bart has opened the public comment period for it's proposed livermore extension project, that five mile leg would run along interstate # 80 and the highway four interchange. invites people comment online or tweend meetings in livermore and in dublin. report out overnight says san francisco controllers officer wants to discontinue cash payment for cable car rides. sf chronicle reports investigators posing as riders say conductors did not ask them to pay on 11 of 30 rides. riders can also pay with clipper

cards or online. the report says cash fares still account for a third of twrans sit system's revenue. and no delays reported for any of those trarns sis systems, including the cable cars. they are runs from what i understand this morning. over here, the south bay, san jose. it's not unusual at this time. we have a crash reported with one right off at the 80. the saim information is reported for a street. i'm scheking both areas. that was the first one they came in. i'm just judge big this pattern that's changed in the last 30 seconds and may be off of that 238 interchange, fwhald a tough problem for castro valley, we're checking both of those. travel times getting over towards the bay, but we showed you the early start they got for the cash lanes and now all lanes are backed up. a little bit more extensive the approach for the freeway and no problems as we said.

b.a.r.t. taking you underneath the back-up. >> and apparently that big oversighed construction. yeah. >> made it through. >> big trailer there. all right. it's going to be a hot one. >> yeah, we're just trying to make it through this week, it will be a very unusual week with high temperatures, high humid y humidity, then as we head to the weekend, it'll be all downhill from there. and that's going to be the case for the temperatures too. it's going to be up to 92 degrees. 67 by the coast. and for sunday more of the same, up to # 5 degrees, coast side, 70 degrees bay side and inland valleys up to 88 degrees. if you are planning to go to rushing river valley, friday will be the warmest. and on sunday, 84 degrees for lake tahoe, it's going to be quite warm reaching into the low 80s and then a chance of thunderstorms this weekend while monterrey will be the cool spot

to head, it'll be the upper 60s saturday and sunday. we'll look at the trend for san jose, that's whaupg new three minutes. man found dead inside an east bay motel. what police are saying about that this morning. plus two dead birds found infected with the west nile virus. where the in the bay area they were found. you're watching today in the bay. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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5:42 and tmpt trend as you make plans this morning. to want get out there early. go for those -- running those errands or doing yard work. we'll be in the upper 70s already by 11:00 this morning and mid-80s by early afternoon. the tmpts quickly jump into the low 90s by later today. we'll talk about what's ahead with some more heat and humidity. that's coming up in about five minutes. and sorting it out. we have two crashes coming into hey wavrd. one of them right here and 238, the crash right at the interchange. we'll talk about that effect as well as the one for 880. >> thank you very much kerry and mike, it's 5:24i. new morning, the hayward police department investigating a homicide at a motel 6 on industrial parkway. authorities officer found 44-year-old man inside his room dead yesterday afternoon. no word yet on what may have

happened. contra costa county is reporting it's first west nile virus. >> two walnut creek birds tested positive as did a group of mosquitos out of discovery bay. there are no reports of people the doctoring the virus this year. health leaders say report ted birds immediately. now to developing news, analysts questioning the strength of north korea's missile stockpile this morning. last week the country tested a missile that might be able to reach the mainland. this morning the analysts tell the associate the press they have yet to prove that could do real damage. it's unlikely the missiles are day ofable of dearing warheads all the way to their destination. also new morning, gavin newsome raised more money than anyone else to be california's next governor. in figured released monday, the raced over $5 million so far this year. that is double each of the leading democratic rivals.

former los angeles mayor raised # 2.3 million. and republican john cox contributed 3 nol his own campaign and raised about 200,000. the primary is next june. 5:44 on your tuesday morning. this morning, three people behind bars after a high speed police chase in los angeles, but it ended practically in slow motion. let's start with the chase. police say suspecting stole a car, sped through red lights and oncoming traffic. pretty much normal l.a. police chase. ended in neighborhood after a driver lost control and hit a pole. >> as police surrounded the car, the driver on the right hand side there slowly tried to escape there you see him just scooting along thinking maybe they won't notice me, but indeed the police did. they were able to catch up to him. 5:44 right now, happening today, marin supervisors will

continue a rule toen protect renters. advocates tell the paper that they have virtually no protection for renters. people are afraid to complain about living conditions for fear of being evicted. well new this morning, oakland international airport which doesn't seem that busy. busiest summer in a decade. over a million passengers in june. up more than 9% over june of last year. the airport says that in a record 82,000 international passengers in in june. happening today, basketball star steph kurly will hit the links in the east bay. kurly will play a practice round this morning at hey ward's atpc stone grey golf course. which this week is hosting a web.com tour event called the ellie may classic. curry's first time competing at this level. officially gets under way on thursday. later today, they're going to

hold that celebrity shootout, that's always fun. this is a good story about the power of social media. facebook users rallied together to help recover a children's stolen train. >> this is good news. this happened in pleasant hill. somebody snatched a trailer that held this children's chain from a company. the daughter posted the satisfactory on facebook. word spread. we talked to the woman who spotted the stolen trailer yesterday outside of her yoga substitute in walnut creek. >> it's magic call, yeah, i just happened to see it, it just me a men my whole family so incredibly happy. we don't have to disappoint thousands of kids. >> that's the train owner's daughter you just heard from. things are back on track so to speak for the family. train's ready to roll for the next event. >> there you go. we're all chugging along through your tuesday morning. monday now behind us, but the heat turning up.

looking at some of those triple digit temperatures for the inlan areas and we will have heat vierlzs in effect especially for the higher elevations around the bay area. san francisco starts out with a few clouds this morning. and all of that careering out fairly quickly. as we look at seven day forecast now coming up, starting out in the south bay, you'll see that we will have some triple kijt temperatures tomorrow, but we'll be up to 91 degrees today. 99 in morgan hill, gilroy a high of 100 degrees. 103 in danville today. and oakland looking at a high of 79 in san kroes, expect a high of 88 degrees and for san francisco, the marina district up to 96 degrees. and napa, high temperature today of 94 degrees appetizer you're getting started and get dressed

no morning, grab something like a that the that gives you shade and keeps you cool. advice when temperatures are really hot, wear something lightweight, light colored and breathable. think a summer dress would be a perfect match for that. just try to stay cool today. and the air quality will be back too. so if if you live in the east bay or the south bay, air quality will be unhealthy. it's a spare the air alert day, if you can why, catch public transportation or car pool. bike to work if possible and limit your outdoor time during the hottest hours of the day. heat advisory will be in effect for all of these areas shaded in orange. this is where they could reach over 100 degrees. we'll be label the warm to start with some low 70s and then at first, pitch will be at 69 degrees, mostly sunny skies and

coolering down nicely. temperatures stay in the 60s looking at half-moon bay. plan or golfing or the beach, temperatures will not get out of the 24r0u6. out area moves fwaurd to the north, causes extreme heat and far enough north to add the area of low pressure to come in. allow more moisture to move in. we'll have high humidity and unusual thunderstorms on thursday. also label the more of a cloud cover, san francisco reaching 71 degrees, 100 degrees today and tomorrow for the inland areas, 97 on thursday. then those temperatures coming back down just a few degrees. and as we head over to mike, what are you tracking on the roads? >> wref crashes. both affecting your drive. i want to show you that most of your drivers are moving well. takes you through hayward in the castro valley, this is the problem. sounds like duplicate crashes,

no, but both involve four to six vehicles. northbound 238 at 880. looked like if may have cleared batz we see a little recovery. i'm not going to sap it's squleer. prab for a lot much slowing right now. the other one kming up out of hayward and in towards the area over at ago, street, and that also sl a critical point as traffic flows north and through oakland. that is reportedly blocking your hov lanes and fast lanes. folks are squeezing through. know waze system, we're showing you over there, metro routes selected. saves you about 15 to 20 minutes. that's what wrrks aze can do for you. join our team, nbc bay area wazers, look for that team name. clicking on ysh profile. that'll help you out wherever

and whenever. >> thank you, mike. coming up on today and the blai, lyft driver speaking out after being attacked by a group of passengers. the reasons they started agoedly punching the woman. meantime any southern california, happening now, los angeles maern posing as a live sturgeing service home run frooifr is accused of sexual assaulting a woman. m police believe there may be more victims out there. she was driven a short distance to carry out that attack. the suspect's car was outfitted with uber. plus with a # millions that are donation, george and amah clooney are helping 300 thurks sooe syrian children to to school. today in the pay comes pack in a few minutes. taking a live look outside from

our golden gate bridge camera this morning-- and this is the place to be if you )re hoping to beat the heat. we )re off to a cool and foggy start along the coast. but it )s a very different story for inland areas. meteorologist kari hall has the full forecast in five minutes. ==laura/cu== new this morning-- a lyft driver is speaking out about being beaten in her good morning, we'll check in with kerry hall in five minutes. new this morning, lyft driver about being beaten in her van for refusing a ride for a large group of people.

the lyft driver says she was picking up a group in south sacramento about 3:00 in the morning last thursday. she says eight people tried to get into the car, but she told them she only had room for six. the group she sayings refused to follow the rules, so she called police. she says that's when things turned violent. >> the phone started ringing and then that's when water started getting thrown on me basically from all drexs. i started getting punched and they started taking my phone on my right side. >> hall says five people attacked her before she was finally able to shut the door and drive away. lyft deactivated the account for the passenger who ordered the ride and it'll assist in the investigation. police have need arrests. five minutes to the hour, happening today, covered california will release monthly premiums for 2018. and this comes at time of of uncertainty about the future of the u.s. health care system.

insurers have been warning they'll have to raise prices unless federal lawmakers at and the trump administration provide more certainty about the insurance market. governor jerry brown is vetoing a proposal to crack down on people using mylar balloons. assembly men sponsored that. pg & e says metallic balloons have caused 130 power outages so far this year. disrupting service for customers. a cluster caused an 11,000 acre fire in 2013, and 75 acre fire in 2015. the bill called for $100 fine for releasing the balloon some call accepted. >> i think it's crazy, really. to be honest. >> the idea would be to stop people from releasing balloons. i don't think they'll be facting any children. >> reporter: governor brown says he vetoed because criminal

penalties are not the solution to every problem. new morning, the brand new commons in sacramento nearly a year behind schedule. the goal is to create a hub with hotels, stores, restaurants, all home to the center, the home of the kings. construction schedule was always pretty flexible. >> we started turning over some of the retail spaces to the tenant and they're starting to build out their tenant space. you always anticipate schedule possibilities. so we always just keep going along and making sure we're pushing and pushing and pushing every day. >> several are expected to open in october or november. the new hotel sure to open by the end of september. get ready for a traffic headache if you're heading to southern california. drivers will have to deal with lane closures on interstate 405 for the next three weeks. lanes of the major freeway will be closed during overnight hours

starting at 10:00 p.m. and lasting until 5:00 or 7:00 in the morning. the closure started overnight. runs through august 19th. the freeway will be fully opened on the weekends. it's part of a construction project for a any light rail line. california state bar is proposing a new plan that would lower the minimum score for the test. it comes amid a decline in the number of people passing the bar which is krtd one of the toughest in the country. it would lower the minimum score from 144 to a little over 41. might sound minor pow could boost the pass rate by nearly 10%. the passage rate fell from 62 incompetent. twakt to just 43% last year. the proposal's up for public comment until august 25th. final decision will be up to the state's supreme court. 5:58. baseball brawl. violence erupts during game one of the bay bridge series.

investigation under way they have incident involving fan's and squurt guards is all caught on tape. did you videotape your roommates in bed? >> we speak exclusive willy to a fremont man accused of blackmailing his roommates. how he responded. and another week, another version of the trump white house. the question surrounding the new chief of staff john kelly it morning as he tries to bring order and discipline to 1600 pennsylvania avenue. today in the bay continues right now. and a very good tuesday morning, thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. it's going to be a hot one today. >> right now the fog already starting to clear and we will very many quickly clearing fog along the coast and that will

allow those temperatures to make it into the mid-70s there today. east bay up 79 in oakland and 10. in antioch. morgan hill today, high of 99 degrees. much hotter today and still hot tomorrow. we'll talk about all of that coming up. mike says the east bay is now cov recovering. look out, most of the bay showing a nice green commute as far as these speed sensors go. here's the red an orange. recovery from now, northboundle 80, slow from about highway 92 up toward a street. the earlier crash did clear. had all lanes blocked for a short period of time. we started calling the chp, we got the all clear. traffic break there. then coming out of cast oe valley, had all lanes cleared as well. little bit earlier. so we've had back-up that is starting to clear, but the ripple start toed already, this is the focus of your kmout. notice at castro valley wide