lwelcome to tuesday morning. may feel like monday for some about an extra day off. a lovely look outside this morning. thanks for joining us, i'm laura ga garcia. >> i'm scott mcgrew. marcus has the day off. >> pore some it's a short week. it's been so hot and that heat continues today, just a few degrees lower in a few spots as we start out this morning looking live in san jose, people already up and out the door, quite a few cars and as we go to evergreen, we're going to start out with those temperatures in the low 60s, reaching low 80s by early afternoon. let's go to martinez. it's going to be in the upper

60s already by 8:00 and it's going to heat up fast. we're heading back in the low 90s today. i'll have more on this and the heat ahead as we will be cooling down by tomorrow. mike says it's a mild drive right now. >> a lot of folks easy if from the holiday weekend. right now we're looking at speeds along the peninsula and south bay, all the way over to the altamont, west 580 before we see any slowing. nothing too dramatic. the bay bridge has a mild backup for cash lanes. be we'll see it build again over the next few minutes. a deadly shooting in belgium, a gunman killed three people, two of them police officers. it's happening in the belgium city of -- >> let me show you video of the mar aftermath.

there were worries of terrorism when this broke. one state broadcaster says it's the case although authorities will not confirm a motive. this happened near a cafe, two officers died. a person in a passing car was also killed. local officials say the attacker disarmed police, used their own weapons against them and the gunman left the cafe and took a cleaning woman hostage at the nearby school but officials eventually shot and killed him. all of the kids at that school are safe. of course we'll continue to follow this breaking news and the active situation there and bring you the very latest as any information becomes available to us. >> breaking news from home in the south bay, a crash in san jose left at least five people hurt this morning. we're learning it may have been involved a stolen car. kris sanchez joins us live with more of what happened here. good morning, kris. >> reporter: hi, there, laura and scott. it's been more than six hours since that violent crash

happened at mclock lynn and not a lot of information coming from the san jose police department. let's show you the scene here as it happened last night. para medics had to try to get at least five people into ambulances and local hospitals and when san jose fire arrived, at least two people were trapped in the wreckage and had to be freed by firefighters. by the looks of the cars it is no wonder that so many people were injured in that crash. we are trying to confirm reports that the car triggered that violent chain reaction may have been stolen but the crash happened in front of bridges academy, a charter school at the franklin-mckinley school district. we did swing by earlier this morning. it is all clear. there should be no impact to drop off this morning. we do have calls 23450 san jose police here and san jose fire and the santa clara county sheriff's department. when we get more nchininformati about the crash, we'll bring it to you here and online. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> this story shocked a lot of

people. the man who confessed to robbing and injuring an elderly woman is expected back in court. you may recall this exclusive interview last week. he told us he was sorry for knocking down 93-year-old ann speeterson while stealing her purse. he is scheduled to be arraigned this morning and also confessed to other robberies. also in court today, accused golden state killer, joseph deangelo will appear at the sacramento courthouse. a previous hearing with the unsealing search warrants was continued. he's accused of killing and raping dozens in california in the 1970s and 80s. no word on why a small plane crashed in the north bay killing both on board. it happened sunday before the plane took off from the petaluma airport. richard and sus onbristo are

from carmichael and the couple was a few weeks away from celebrating their 40th anniversary when their plan crashed after takeoff. bri bristo was an experienced pilot, never far from his wife or plane. >> office in decorated in flight maps and planes, there are people feeling pretty sad today. >> witnesses could hear strange noises coming from the plane after takeoff. >> that soda tax in frsan francisco, happening today we'll find out what they want to spend the money on. here we go. lebron james and cavs, the only thing left standing between the warriors and second straight championship. >> the dubs won, finished on top after all of the hype, this game ended up o being a signature warriors win. at the half things looked a little bleak with the rockets up 11 but the third quarter once

again made the difference. final score 101-102 -- i don't think that's right. we'll find out what the actual score was -- >> 101-92. thank you, whoever wrote that, not golden -- >> they didn't watch. where are the golden state warriors fans? you heard the roar from oracle to houston. a packed watch party and a lot of fans saying bring on lebron. >> we sought the championship resolve. it's the warriors, you know what i'mcying, kd came to play. >> we're going to get them though. >> fourth straight year, warriors and cavs, game one tipoff 6:00. >> what will you wear? >> what will we wear, laura ? that is an excellent question. >> the hottest merchandise hot off the press. the official ciowear.

you can wear through the finals until we get the championship won. >> workers at graphics sportswear pulled an all nighter to get the shirts ready to go. they come up with the image and logo aebts company's owner says they are responsible for the swag in your shopping bag. >> there's only two places in the bay area, we are the only ones doing the men's shirts. these shirts are going to end up jc penny's target and warriors arena. >> the company printing up to 11,000 champion shirts so far. it's supposed to be finishing up about right now. it's literally hot off the press. pretty cool, don't you think? >> very cool. >> coming up on "today in the bay," a car company with big sales trouble will make huge cuts in car factories in america. >> your license plate could soon go digital. what california city is testing them out and how much they are going to cost.

good morning i'm contessa brewer. wall street looks like it will open lower this morning. dow futures are off 170 points off a fresh geopolitical worries. investors are watching europe as italy could be headed for another election after it failed to form a coalition government and no confidence vote friday. that is all sparking concerns about the global economy. on today's watch list at home, we're looking for home prices

and consumer confidence. nissan may cut production in north america by as much as 20% as it struggles with falling profits in the united states. its biggest market. cuts reportedly are already under way at two plants in the u.s. and three in mexico. nissan doesn't and laying off workers or shutting down assembly lines completely. most of nissan sales have involved heavy discounts and incentives that have eaten in profit margins. >> pan dora is laufrming a plan that gives unlimited muse you can streaming for $15 a month. pandora has 80 million thlisten for free each month and the company would like to convert some of those to paid subscribers. the price of the family plan matches those from rivals spotify and apple music. maybe it will be music to their ears? >> absolutely, contessa. >> the next high tech device could be you're license plate.

sacramento bee reporting california will soon start rolling out digital license plates. this is video from reviver audio, allowing you to update registration or change your plates through your smartphone. sacramento is the first city to test out those plates. interesting. >> coming up on quts it's "toda ba bay". >> back to work today, we'll have warm weather as we take a live look outside in fremont this morning. it's a fairly mild start. we'll be in the low 60s and before you know it the 70s and 8 0's. more on that coming up next. >> i was really concerned about one vehicle and this scene at the berkeley curve moving very slowly just cleared from our shot. it may have gotten out of the way and possibly off the roadway onto the exit. we'll show you the rest of the build coming up. live pictures f

highway 101 and university very good tuesday morning to you. taking a live look outside this morning. palo alto and highway 101. university avenue people up and at them already. the long weekend is over. hope you got a chance to maybe barbecue. temperatures kind of warm yesterday. >> kind of warm, i mean it was sizzling yesterday. >> i was trying to garden yesterday and had to stop and go in. >> wrong day. >> but i got it down. >> my husband did go outside and cut the grass we had and i'm

looking at him like i'm staying in front of the air conditioning. that was the kind of day it was yesterday and it will still be pretty hot today. only a few degrees cooler along the coast you'll notice it as we take a live look outside at the bay bridge. a lot of people heading back to work on this tuesday and that morning commute through the south bay starts out with low 60s at 6:00. and a lot of sunshine today, we're not going to see any clouds or fog to start out and it does heat up quickly. we'll be at 78 degrees before lunch and if you're going outside for lunch, it's already going to be 82 degrees. 7-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen showing major cooling by tomorrow. but today it's still going to be hot. up to 89 in east san jose. we could see a few 9 o's especially for spots like antioch and livermore. concord 88 degrees and 78 in hayward. for the coast it's going to stay in the low 60s for this afternoon. 76 in redwood city, palo alto, 80 degrees and 70 on the

embarcadero. little bit lower than it was yesterday but still quite warm for the north bay. reaching up to 85 today in santa rosa. as we get a look outside and you're standing in front of the closet like i don't want to go back to work, you need to wear something nice and cool like short sleeves and shorts if you can and it's going to be a great day to head to the beach. if you still have the day off you'll want to go. it will be nice and cool and our natural air conditioning kicking in for the immediate coastline and half moon bay will stay in the low 60s for the afternoon and as we go into the day tomorrow, we'll start to see our temperatures cooling down. look at that. 73 degrees, may start out with drizzle along the coast and up to 80 degrees for afriday. it will get a boost in time for the weekend. if you want to make plans to head to the beach if you weren't able to do so over the weekend, san francisco, mostly 60s over the last few days. you're tracking something on the track. >> for folks who may be riding

the rails, we'll show you the speed sensors as we move from the south bay up into san francisco and across from the north bay, all at speed. concord and bay point, pittsburg, no slowing for highway 4 or 680. the easy drive on the peninsula because of the light volume on the tracks. the heavier volume on the ace train we're going to talk about. number 7, ace itself train number 7 will have over 200 stu students coming into the bay area. last train of the morning inbound and last train out, number four will have the same 200 students. a note i guess, they are worried about younger folks, if they are watching right now. students still? session for many schools. a lot of colleges are out obviously already and we have a lighter commute right now. there's the san mateo bridge, ease y flow of traffic to and from. >> were you affected by the yahoo! hack?

the canadian man who pleaded guilty to hacking e-mails will be sentenced in a san francisco courtroom. he confessed to breaking into 500 million yahoo! e-mail accounts back in 2014. he was charged with three other men including two officers in russia's federal security service. the men used the information to access accounts of russian journalists along with russian government officials. >> california's june 5th primary a week away. next tuesday millions will head to the polls. today gavin newsom kicks off a state bus tour from san francisco city hall that will happen this morning. other top candidates include antonio villaraigosa and kicking campaigns into high gear. set your dvr or tune into nbc bay area at noon this sunday. we'll rebroadcast our gubernatorial debate that we had on earlier this month. you can watch the top six candidates take on issues that

matter to all californians. >> good rusher. 4:49. one south bay city found a way to turn cigarette butts into something useful. >> recycling your old smokes into plastic chairs. they wants to to throw smokes in receptacles and the city will send the butts to a company called tera cycle and turn the tobacco and paper into nonfood compost and filters will become plastic pellets and become park benches and other parks. they hope this will stop smokers from tossing butts anywhere. >> 1.69 billion pounds of cigarette butts per year worldwide end up as litd ter. >> it could be on the ground or in the bushes as you're walking by. we're really trying to make a difference. >> don't do that. an ordinance was passed to ban smoking at public events and most public places.

>> we told you about joey chestnut taking on a different food item. >> every fourth of july we see him competing in the hot dog eating contest. yesterday switc and ate a l o shrimp in southern california. eight minutes to eat as much jumbo cocktail shrimp as possible. he won by eating 77 -- that's about seven pounds. here's mr. chestnut saying he enjoyed all of that shrimp. >> i was eating, like oh, my god, this is something you eat in a restaurant. not eat this this fast and it was like restaurant quality food. it was a little bit weird eating that fast and i was a little slow. >> still has a shrimp in his cheeks there. chestnut holds more than 40 world records and eating competition. >> i learned something yesterday, kari does not like watching people eat really fast. >> there must be a name for that. >> there must be. coming up on "today in the bay," how to get involved in making

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jose just before 5:00 a.m. on your tuesday morning. for lots of people this will be first day back to work. live look at san jose, it's going to be warm today. >> we've been keeping track of hawaii's kilauea kol vel way vo. these are images from nasa. they are showing the view in ut other space. isn't it amazing to see? kilaue kilauea's unstoppable lava flow. using infrared technology you can see the volume taklava spew the volcano. >> this dramatic video from fresno, two officers jumped in a canal thelping brothers trapped in and one of the men were able to get out but it took dive times 45 minutes to rescue the other man. the good news is both are okay.

>> if you live in contra costa county, you likely live near oil pipelines and this week is a chance to have a say about safety and management. three public forums starting today at the creekside community church. there's a meeting tomorrow at the richmond convention center and the final meeting is thursday at the antioch community center. >> 4:56. if you're expecting a new medicare card yany day now. nancy o'malley will talk about scammers targeting seniors. some people are getting phone calls asking them to pay for a new card. medicare will never call you asking for money. 4:56 coming up next on "today in the bay," kari with a look at the forecast. >> it's another mild start with clear skies as we take a live look outside in san jose. our temperatures go from the 60s to the mid-80s by early

afternoon. we'll reach the upper 80s later today and today one of the warmer days it's getting ready to cool off though. we'll show you that coming up on the other side of the break. >> we're looking on the oakland side of the bridge, no more problems after the slow roller rolled through the -- i'll show you the bigger commute taking a wider look at the bay. >> starbucks will be closing its doors this afternoon. what about the training employees are getting after several racially charged events made the news.

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right now.. very good morning, it's tuesday morning, a live look outside of fremont as the traffic begins to build. good morning, thank you for joining us, i'm scott mcgrew in for marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia, a lot of people enjoyed memorial day off. >> we managed the fort. >> you were off too? >> i was off too. >> well deserved. >> absolutely. >> we couldn't have you off because of the heat. >> well, yeah, that was the big story. that's what everyone was talking about. how hot it was, it is the hottest day of the year, it's been quite a while since we've had 90s even some spots where even in the upper 90s yesterday and it's going to be another hot one in concord today. checking out the temperature trend with all of that sunshine we go from 60 to 87 by noon. and it's going to reach in the upper 80s and low 90s for the interior valleys and the coast

will be at the nice comfortable 70 degrees in san francisco. i'll show you much cooler temperatures in the forecast coming up in a few minutes and mike, you're scanning all of the reports. >> all of them. we're looking at the golden gate report for chp, no incidents reported on the fre ways and no slowing beside the little bit in altamont. gilroy, reports from chp, no problems for 101 or 17. that's a great drive and view from the south bay to the north bay. there's san rafael southbound to the curve at terra linda. back to you. >> breaking internationally overnight, a deadly shooting in belgium, a gunman killed three people, two of them police officers. it's happening in the belgium city of lease, you can see the police tape in the background. our photographer backed away from that scene. the video showing the aftermath, obviously worries about terrorism, one state broadcaster sa