with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez, laura garcia is off. i am super happy to see you guys, especially kari because she's bringing us cooler temperatures. >> come on, kari. >> i know you like the cool weather. marcus, i know you don't mind it's hot and in the 80s and 90s but we've had a little bit of everything for everybody. and if you're going out to the giants game tonight, it is going to be cool. make sure you're wearing the hoody while the inland areas are going to be still very warm today and later on this evening, first pitch at at&t park, it will be only 58 degrees. at least there will be sunshine. it's going to be windy out there too. gusty winds along the coast, inland areas into the upper 80s for the afternoon and it's going to continue to cool off as we go through the week. we'll have more on that in a few minutes. mike has an update for the crash in fremont. >> i've been updated by the update in my ear. thanks so sara and shawn. it's right here. that's the worst part and only real problem we have right now for the bay, northbound 680 we

have all lanes blocked right now by a crash and crews arrived on scene an injury crash, all i know, the extent i'm not sure. northbound is jammed up to cal ver ras up to jacqueline road and the bowling alley and those folks off of 680. as you travel north out of milpitas and towards fremont, 880 as the alternate then cross over at mission. chp is very busy and it sounds like there's communication problems from that area as well. we'll follow that problem out of the south bay. here to the north, much easier drive and you can see the sunrise happening already. no slowing for the north bay. back to you. it is 5:01. we're following breaking news from overnight. >> a woman is recovering after being hit by a car near san jose state. i want you to look at this video, this is of the scene right there, new video, this happened at first and alma. no on the victim's condition. it's unclear if police are investigating this as a

hit-and-run. we'll continue to follow this as breaking news and bring you the latest as soon as it comes in. >> developing in central america, brand-new video of rescuers in gauatemala after a volcano eruption there. this is video someone posted on twitter. you can see crews trying to carry people on a stretcher and also people carrying children to safety. just an example of a desperate search for survivors. if you're just catching up, here's what we know about the tragedy, volcano of fire erupted last night. at least 25 people are dead and nearly 300 are known to be hurt. but entire towns are cut off right now so who knows what's happening there. more than 3,000 people did evacuate. it is a volcano's most violent eruption in more than 40 years. continuing coverage in hawaii as well and thankfully no deaths in kilauea's eruption but lava is still flowing freely on the big island. this is new video from the

danger zone just overnight. three people trapped on sunday are now safe and the national guard air lifted them out of an isolatesed area. officials urge people in evacuation zones to actually leave, not wait anymore. there's a 5.5 magnitude earthquake yesterday, one of more than 500 mostly small ermg qua earthquakes over the weekend. they say it is the most earthquakes reported in a 24-hour period on that island. new this morning, saving lives with technology. it's an important story to know about. the peninsula turning high tech. this is to prevent suicides on train tracks and caltrains train tracks, here's a look at the new surveillance camera and they are about to be unveiled today. bob, this is a life saving change there. >> good morning to you, marcus, those video cameras they are referring to as you can see behind me, they are already installed but they are going through rounds of testing,

expected to be operational within the next few weeks here in palo alto. when they are up and running, the new video cameras equipped with thermal imaging will be on the lookout for people trying to stand or jump in front of an oncoming caltrain. the cameras are located at the four railroad crossings within the city limits, namely at meadow drive and palo alto avenues, the city has hired a company to watch camera feeds from an off site location and call law enforcement if they see something unusual. the monitors can also speak through a pa system to alert the person on the track that help is on the way. the city has been paying security guards to monitor these crossings since 2009 around that time. that was shortly after a number of teenagers committed suicide on the tracks. unlike the security guards the new cameras can seehe tracks an rain or fog. >> so we're hoping that not only will this provide better monitoring, the ability to see

further down the tracks than the hu human eye but provide faster notification to law enforcement and be more cost effective. >> the new cameras will save the city of palo alto money in the long term, even though the cost up front is $1.5 million to install the cameras and $325,000 a year to operate. again, the city hired this company, the company is testing these cameras again, the idea is to have these fully operational sometime this month. reporting live here in palo alto, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> hopefully really can save lives there. it is shaping up to be a busy summer for kim jong-un. in last two hours a kremlin spokesman indicated that russian president vladimir putin recently invited north korea's leader to visit russia in september. one main reason would likely to attend the eastern economic forum. the north korean summit is still

scheduled for early next week. president trump's legal team is on a new push to set the record straight on what it believes is the president's power to avoid testifying in the russia election. a memo leaked to the "new york times" claims the president as the top u.s. law enforcement officer cannot obstruct justice and can shut down any investigation or even pardon himself. the president's legal team sent the memo to robert mueller back in january. some believe the president is simply trying to flex his muscles and others say otherwise. >> the president continues to believe he's above the law and that is what they are arguing in this memo. >> it could lead to impeachment and if he terminated an investigation of himself. >> the president's attorney appeared on weend talk shows to clarify the president has no intention pardon himself. >> an update to a story we told you a couple of months ago. the man accused of making a christmas day terror plot on

pier 39 in san francisco will be in court. everett aaron jameson pleaded not guilty back in january. but in april his lawyers asked for a hearing to possibly change his plea. jails jameson stands akugsed of planning a bomb and shooting at the pier. he reportedly reveals details of the plot to undercover fbi agents. >> a piedmont may become a sanctuary city. they'll vote on the resolution tonight. the council says the resolution will simmy affirm the longstanding practices providing services regardless of immigration status. for people who lost everything in last year's north bay wildfires, the road back is a long one. and in many cases it's still beginning. happening today a group called sonoma county rises will host a recovery summit. the name of the group is to bring together city and county agencies to utilize local

organizations and rebuilding the process. it is focused on rebuilding santa rosa and takes place at 5:30 p.m. a live look at oracle arena, hoop fans may be calling thi the scene of the crime because yeahhe cavs were here last night. because warriors pretty much ran over the cavaliers last night in game two of the nba finals. >> getting in on the action, started the game with 12 points and steph was simply stellar, especially from outside and buried outrageous three-pointers and also set an nba finals record sinking nine threes with a game high of 33 points. after the game streph took the record in stride. >> it's more so just about playing the game the right way and having good intentions on the court and good things happen. >> final score the dubs win 122

to 103. the cavs cleared the bench and put in all of the bench warmers and warriors up two games to none. the teams head to cleveland for game three and four. game three is on wednesday. everyone waking up excited this morning and you'll be excited too to know we have cooler temperatures on the way. right now at 5:09, live look outside in fremont. it's going to be a nice and cool start. lower 60s through the morning drive and east bay and we'll make it in the mid-70s by 11:00, your noontime temperature, 77 degrees. maybe take the lunch outside in martinez today. it's going to be still warm but not as hot as yesterday. 82 degrees by 2:00 to 3:00 today and a look at all of the high temperatures, upper 80s for antioch and also livermore, 85 in concord and north bay. lower 80s there. san francisco expect a high of 65 degrees and 78 degrees in san

jose. mike is keeping us up to date on what's happening in the east bay. >> for most part everything is looking good in the east bay, picking up a little volume at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll show that to you coming up. we have this major alert for south bay. that's northbound 680 all but one lane are blocked. the right lanes are blocked but fast lane is just been reopened seconds ago. we heard that from chp at jacqueline road. back up all the way back past cal ver ras and 237. chp opened one lane but 880 northbound is the alternate. you can take mission. you see the shift and slowing as folks get over toward there north of the crash scene. the rest of the bay looks really good. taking you to the richmond/san rafael bridge, very light from east bay to the north bay. back to you. >> coming up here on "today in the bay," former president bill clinton opens up. >> i think i did the right thing

i defended the constitution. >> what he is now saying about the monica linsky scandal in the wake of the me too movement the reason he says he doesn't owe her an apology. >> in san jose, they are already lining up for the worldwide developers conference for apple. we'll take you out there live. we lost a family member and someone has to be responsible for it. >> later a beloved pet found dead at an airport. coming up at 5:25, who's to blame and the investigation under way to finds out what went wrong.

when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor.

good monday morning, we're 30 minutes abay from sunrise and starting to see the sun coming over the horizon with clear skies to start as we go to evergreen for the temperature trend, it will be 66 degrees at 9:00 and upper 70s today coming down from the 90s yesterday and it will continue to cool off as we go through the week. more on that and full microclimate forecast in less than five minutes. >> looks like the sensors are adjusting but significant slowing out of milpitas towards fremont. the sigalert still in place. traffic problems for the fremont approach out of milpitamilpitas >> good morning and happy monday to you. companies making news this morning, several reports say microsoft will buy san francisco's get hub. microsoft stock has really been on a tear.

microsoft the third most valuable company in the world. we start the week with that great jobs news still ringing in our ears, the "new york times" says it ran out of words to describe how good the economy is. i called it bonkers. we're in a red hot economy. and apple launches its worldwide developers conference today. it's back in san jose. here are some wobbly live pictures. kim cook will speak at 10:00 a.m. this is not one of those major announcements where he unveils a brand-new big thing. this one is oriented towards programmers who make things for apple devices. we'll cover it throughout the day. video for you from the american trade team in china over the weekend trying to avoid a trade war. apple has to be watching this one carefully. remember, as a candidate, donald trump called for huge tariffs on electronics made in china. canada is also very angry about new tariffs against their country.

the prime minister was on our "meet the press" astounded that done add trump thinks canadian steel sean aluminum is a national security threat to america. >> one of the things i have to admit i have a lot of trouble getting around is the idea that this entire thing is coming about because the president and the administration have decided that canada, canadian steel and aluminum is a national security threat to the united states. the idea that the canadian steel that's in military vehicles in the united states, the canadian aluminum that makes your fighter jets is somehow now a threat? the idea that we are somehow a national security threat to the united states is quite frankly insulting and unacceptable. >> he points out we stormed the beaches of normandy together, how can we be a national security threat? really what's happening, you can't just throw tariffs against a country.

that violates rules. the only way to do it legally is too say they are a national security threat or our own steel production is necessary. so we've got to call canada a national security threat in order tore the tariffs to go through. >> we're so offended we're so nice. >> but we're sorry nonetheless. >> exactly. >> meanwhile, i didn't realize that justin trudeau's voice sounded like that. i don't know why. >> he's an interesting guy. >> new this morning, former president bill clinton talks publicly about the me too movement and and about monica lewinsky in an exclusive interview with nbc news he reacts to suggestions he should resign. at one point in the interview, this tse exchange with craig melvin about lewinsky's recent open editorial saying she sees their consensual affair through a new lens, basically saying it may have been sexual harassment. as you'll see he's still very defensive about it. >> you are giving one side and omitting five -- >> mr. president, i'm not trying

to present a side. >> no, you asked me if i agreed and the answer is no i don't. >> i asked if you would ever apologize. you said you have? >> i have apologized to everybody in the word. >> you didn't apologize to her. >> i have not talked to her. >> do you feel you owe her an apology? >> no, i do not -- never talked to her but i did say publicly on more than one occasion that i was sorry. >> someone should ask you these questions because of the way you formulate the questions, i dealt with it 20 years ago plus and the american people two thirds of them stayed with me. and i've tried to do a good job since then with my life and with my work. that's all i have to say. >> clinton also said he thinks the me too movement is a good thing and is way overdo. the other man you see is james patterson, they are on a book tour. they will speak at the sap center later this month. maybe patterson will get to say

something. you can watch the full interview in the first half hour of the "today" show right after "today in the bay." >> what could be more special than your graduation. >> how about a surprise visit from your father you thought was stationed far away overseas? >> the fifth -- [ applause ] >> you see right there,heuy is graduating walks or the is his father, he thought his father was stationed far away. this is in massachusetts, a high school there for that senior. that's tyler sullivan, his father was actually deployed in kosovo but made it back to celebrate on saturday. tyler received his high school diploma the first time the two have seen each other in six months. perhaps explaining that extra extra long embrace there. can you imagine that? >> no, i really cannot.

i couldn't imagine not having my dad at my graduation. >> just to see his dad came all the way back in time for that. >> the problem is when we show these, i do imagine it and get all choked up. >> i know, can we record the next segment -- >> i'm sorry, i'm sorry. but i had to share that. >> that's good. >> makes you feel good on a monday morning and we're going to also have more feel good weather across the bay area and we had temperatures range from 58 degrees to 102 degrees yesterday. we're going to kind of even out the score a little bit and bring it down. we're going to start out now at 57 degrees in san francisco and 60 degrees now in livermore as we go to concord, no 90s today but be in the mid-80s and fz going to feel better and we still keep the sunshine starting out at 69 degrees and up to 84 degrees at 3:00 today as we go around the bay area check out our high temperatures for today, it will be 87 in gilroy while downtown san jose will be up to

78 degrees and mid-80s for walnut creek. oakland 72 degrees, still warm but not really all that uncomfortable. it will be a really nice day, palo alto, 76 degrees, 65 on the embarcadero. novato, 78 degrees, it will be still really cool for half moon bay and struggling to make it up to 60 degrees for an afternoon high and windy while napa valley will reach in the low 80s for the afternoon and inland areas, 82 today but 75 tomorrow and the cooling trend continues for wensz and then it starts to warm back up in time for the weekend, not too bad though while san francisco sees more clouds and fog and highs of reaching into the mid-60s for the rest of the week. mike, you're continuing with that alert for 6808. >> i just the very latest, chp had the latest information, the basic information is the same for drivers through the area. northbound 680 coming out of

milpitas and towards fremont, the problem is that jacqueline road. we only have one lane open in your northbound direction. now that's counter whatever commute we have right now. southbound sees more traffic flow out of the tri valley. unexpectedly backed up to the scene. you get over to 880, use 880 past 237 and up towards mission and you'll cut over north of the slowing. there's a crash and it sounds like pretty serious injuries are over there. chp has to get there and take care of the injuries as well as remove a vehicle where they have to -- load it on a flat bed. the rest of the bay getting towards the bay bridge, very smooth. we have the backup forming at the toll plaza and we'll track that on pace for the metering lights, back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up next, the state on edge this morning as police confront a potential serial killer who could be responsible for as many as four murders. >> testing the safety of vaccines, the in depth study just released this morning. don't forget tomorrow is election day.

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developing in arizona, police are connecting the shooting death of a prominent forensic psychiatrist to the killing of two para legals.

officers may also connect a fourth homicide here. all of the killings happened within three days. it is in scottsdale area. investigators are saying it may be the work of a serial killer. >> 5:25 now, one family is demanding answers after experiencing every pet owner's worst nightmare. the death of their dog on a cross country flight. alejandro was an 8-year-old pomeranian and family was travel from phoenix to newark. during a layover in detroit they found him dead in his carrier with blood stains on the blanket. the owners say the dog was found in a cargo facility. >> when he landed here in michigan, that he was alive at 6:30 a.m. and then at 8:20, he wasn't moving and it just -- doesn't make any sense to me. >> in a statement delta said it is conducting a thorough review of the situation and that they are also working directly with the family. >> new this morning for you, brand-new research confirming a

commonly administered vaccine is still perfectly safe. the parents you know this as dtap, it's the dip thee i can't tetanus and per tussis vaccine. the cdc studied data over this from 1991 to 2016. >> we've defendainitely had tea other that. >> counting down to election day, the unique way you can vote in contra costa county and we'll break down the major races. a chaotic and deadly drive on the east bay freeway overnight. the investigation under way on interstate 680 after a woman drove the wrong way and crashed.

good morning to you, it is 5:30 on this monday morning. this is a live look from the emeryville camera. you can see the bay bridge in the distance and just a little bit of haze there. cooler temperatures coming down the pike. thanks for joining us, laura garcia is off. >> i'm marcus washington. let's get to kari hall to give a better scope of what you can expect as you head out the door this morning. >> it's a beautiful morning around the bay area. upper 50s and low 60s and san francisco right now looking at a clear sunrise and no fog but that will change heading into tomorrow and also on wednesday. so as we get a look at what we're expecting as we go through the day, it's going to be slightly cooler and the

seven-day forecast shows breezy winds inland areas and low 80s better than low 90s. we'll see more of that cooling trend on the way for rest week of the we'll talk about the weekend coming up and mike tracking a traffic alert. >> we have a traffic alert going on for the morning northbound 680. you're down to one irlane at jacqueline. you'll see from the freeway there. we have the backup from about -- heading up past the scene at 880, much better route up to mission boulevard. we have a crash and clear up tow truck and another flat bed tow truck on that scene. that will be a while. the rest of the commute does show a nice drive and backup at the bay bridge. here's the metering lights right on schedule. >> thanks, mike. new this morning for you, take a look at this. this badly mangled car, that driver sadly did not survive this crash. chp is telling us that woman was

driving the wrong way on highway 680 in walnut creek at 1:30. she struck the median north of la vorn na road. that crash temporarily closed lanes in both directions for a while. all of the lanes are back open at this hour. >> now to the other top story. have you figured out your ballot yet? that little guide is pretty thick. we're i the final countdown to election day. >> startg today, contra costa voters will have a quicker easier way to turn their vote in by mail ballot. here's a look how the drive-thru dropoff works and pete, you're breaking down all of the major races the voters need to know about this morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you. we'll get to the major races and issues in just a moment. where we're standing is on escobar street in front of the elections office here. you can go in there and vote the regular way but they are also

providing this option, drive-thru option where you can drop off your ballot, your vote by mail ballot at one of the dropoff sites around the corner. it's not set up this morning but that will be here this morning -- i want to show you the other sites where you can drop off the mail ballot. the one i mentioned on 550 he is could e co-bar in martinez. the other one is there on golden rains road and you have the drive-thru setup, tomorrow starting at 7:00 a.m. you can also drop off the ballots at three other locations, all 19 city halls will have dropoff sites and select county libraries will have it as well as the county administration building. they are telling us it's right outside of it. 651 pine street. now got that out of the way, let's get into the major races and issues that folks will be

voting on tomorrow. the one we've been following, the california voters will have to narrow down the field in the governor's race from 27-2. you have mayor gavin newsom making rounds in southern california appealing to voters in that area of the state yesterday. then you had former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa campaigning here in the bay area. it appears to be continuing to do so later today. also voters with decide whether to send dianne feinstein back to washington, d.c. for her fifth term. we'll keep a close eye on that. another big measure for vote ares and commuters to keep an eye on, is regional measure three. that would increase tolls to raise money for transportation projects aimed at reducing congestion. if that's approved by 2025, you'll pay 8 bucks to cross most bridges in the bay area. as an important transportation issue. not too far from where we're standing it's going to be on the

corner of alejandro avenue and escoba starting at 9:00 a.m. we're live in martinez, pete "" >> we have all of your election day news and results. we'll put those online and put them up on air as well. we have a special hour one hour newscast at 11:00 tomorrow night. if you want to read up on the big races ahead of time, nbcbayarea.com for special election section. 5:35, continuing coverage for you of the hunter's point ship yard cleanup controversy. the chronicle now reporting a widening scandal. more than a year ago the investigative unit first brought you the story. the company hired by the navy to clean up the site failed soil samples later determined to be safe for development. now the environment protection agency is confirming the accusations and investigators say that the navy severely understated the severity of the

problem and looking more likely this may be a case of fraud. 5:35, a major step in rebuilding. electric work gets under way in santa rosa in neighbors destroyed by the wildfires. lark field estates will get new cables and transformers put in. the infrastructure was destroyed by the fire's high temperatures, more than 19,000 feet of new cable will be laid down and new lines should be installed and running by the end of the year. >> did you have problems breathing over the weekend? well in the east bay particularly, air quality is still a concern this morning after a massive fire on saturday. this broke out at tsteel facili. health officialsen are moniring airples and again this week to check for violations. >> a violent weekend at the el

cerrito b.a.r.t. station. one man is in custody and other still in the hospital after a stabbing there. it happened saturday night and police say 50-year-old carl johnson stabbed another man in the stomach. though it is not clear at this point what led to that or whether the two men knew each other in first place. we do know the victim has serious injuries. >> making your drive on the peninsula a little safer, there's a growing push to improve an ip intersection on palo alto. there have been a lot of accidents near middlefield road and lincoln avenue next to the elementary school. the city says there's only about a dozen accidents there since 2015 but they want to make it stop. people pushing for a safer intersection say a lot of accidents go unreported there. they are calling on the city to do more. >> and how do you feel about the bay area? a new survey says nearly half of the people living here in the bay area want to move out. >> and every year there seems to be more and more people really wanting to leave the region.

that study by the bay area council found 46% said they are likely to leave in the next few years. that's up from 34% just two years ago. the reason is no big surprise here. it's the high housing prices and cost of living. >> most people who live here know what causes people to leave. you know, everything is expensive, traffic, homeless -- >> i have decided to move into a travel trailer and park it in the delta area then commute here to the city. >> wow, big move there. so survey takers also say the bay area traffic is another huge factor in them wanting to leave. >> speaking of traffic, mike inou is here. how does he look this morning? >> sublet within the studio. the drive for most part is looking good. bay bridge metering lights are on.

just got this in in chp, 5:35, all lanes had reopened and that hadn't hit a lot of reports. if you follow me on twitter, you got that word first before they got it on their publication. northbound 680 is in the process of recovery. 237, we have clearing that's necessary. 880 still a better drive but you do have a good hope in the very near future getting towards the rest of the bay, dublin. 580 smooth. jammed coming out of tracy but then you're in the clear. >> something that makes you smile, the weekend. kari has the forecast. >> i'm looking forward to the weekend because our weather is still going to be pretty great around the bay area. it was really hot over the weekend, reaching in the mid-90s but this upcoming weekend won't be as hot. you'll still be able to get comfortably warm weather for the interior valley reaching 84 degrees.

the coast 65, no changes there if you're going to the coast on sunday, it will be 66 degrees on sunday and inland areas at 85 degrees. here's a live look at squaw valley this morning. make plans to go to the sierra, it's going to be low 70s for the height and mid-60s for the rest weekend with mostly sunny skies and hot in paso robles. if you're going to santa barbara, great beach weather, upper 70s and a lot of sunshine. let me know what you're doing this weekend. @kari hall weather on facebook and twitter and i'll have a look at today's temperature trend coming up in three minutes. >> coming up next, are you ready for next big one? the alarming new report showing how much people will be homeless if the big earthquake strikes california. >> plus, saving lives. the hands on training you can now get during your next trip to the oakland airport.

>> we may see the first lady today and it's been 500 days of donald trump's presidency. when "today in the bay" continues. we all know guys like gavin... boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor,

he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off.. to hawaii." gavin's not gonna work... as governor

mike traffic tease time to get up and moving, we're watching the sunrise in san jose, getting earlier and earlier each day. it's going to be a lot cooler for the afternoon. good trend here as we start to see the temperatures in low 60s reaching in the upper 70s by

2:00 today and it's exactly where we should be for this time of year. as we head into the next few days, the cooling trend continues and then we'll take a look ahead to the weekend coming up in less than five minutes. again the better news if you didn't hear the last report, all lanes cared northbound 680 at jacqueline and you do see those from all red to orange. speeds are improving up past calla veras. >> the rapid response team begins its work. we told you about this last week, it would be happening. crews will be at macarthur and lake merritt stations to walk through the trains and clean them, specifically trains with urgent cleaning needs. b.a.r.t. now also has a mobile website so that you can report a biohazard if you see one. >> and we're getting a brand-new sense this morning of just how bad the big one would be or will be. the new usgs predicts that a

magnitude 7 earthquake on the hayward fault could leave 400,000 californians without a place to go. over 250,000 people in southern california will become refugees if the san andreas fault goes off. the aftermath of the major earthquake like fires burning entire neighborhoods will be wore damaging than the quake itself. >> starting today, you could use the time you spend waiting for a flight learning how to save a life. oakland international wants you to spend two minutes learning cpr. take a look. this is the american heart association training kiosk. it walks you through the basics of hands only cpr where you put your hand, how hard to push and how often and get to test your skills on a rubber mannequin. i tried it and passed with a score of 84. passengers think it's a great idea. >> cpr saves live, the more instructors the more people who can do it better. push hard and fast, can't go

wrong. >> only the second california airport with the hands only training kiosks and the only airport here in the bay area. if you're flying out you can find them in terminal two and the international terminal. 5:46 right now and donald trump has been president now for 500 days. >> scott mcgrew, congratulated himself on twitter this morning. >> he did. let's look at that tweet. this is my 500th day in office and we have accomplished a lot. many believe more than any president in his first 500 days. trump then goes on to list some of those accomplishments. the white house gave us the president's schedule for today and it shows first lady melania trump will attend a ceremony for gold star families this afternoon. the event not open to the public, we assume the white house will provide us with pictures. you see her there. that was the last time she appeared in public was may 10th when she greeted detainees coming back from north korea. shortly after that, she had what the white house described as

minor kidney surgery. a few minutes ago, the president tweeted he had the absolute right to pardon himself. though he said why would i do that? i've done nothing wrong. the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani says the president is not going to do that. >> the president of the united states pardoning himself would just be unthinkable. and it would -- it would lead to probably an immediate impeachment. president trump has no need to do that, didn't do anything wrong. >> we learned about the trump tower meeting with russians before the election. we know for certain it was to discuss dirt. the russians said they had on hillary clinton. we know because donald trump jr. there released all of the e-mails about it. but before he did that, the white house had all kinds of explanations for that meeting. first of all, they said there wasn't a meeting. then the white house released a letter saying it was about adoption law and the president had nothing to do with that letter. then they said well he weighed

in and helped. this weekend they said, well technically he actually wrote it and dictated it. remember, these are several untruths told here about a letter that himself was telling and untrue. lots to watch for today, we'll follow it on twitter when we're not on air. you can follow me @scottmcgrew. >> thanks, scott. on a lighter note, a unique and adorable rescue right here. firefighters in san francisco saved a kitten who was stuck in a wall for several days. >> you crazy cat. >> look at that. little furry thing there. >> okay, so you can see that work there, carefully removing that cat from the wall. firefighters tweeted out this video of the rescue which happened saturday night on sunny dale avenue right on the border of san francisco and daly city. look at that. >> why? >> how did it get in the wall? >> exactly. >> chasing a rat probably. i smell a rat. >> owners have learned not to

ask, why are you doing that? >> kittens especially, they are nuts. >> we've got great weather starting out still will be warm for the inland areas but not as hot and uncomfortable as it was yesterday. let's look outside in palo alto as you get ready to head out the door. looking good with clear skies and we'll see sunshine throughout the day. the 7-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen as we check out our daily temperature trend as we start out with low 60s and 9:00 it will quickly warm into the low 70s but then it will stop there with breezy winds. walnut creek we were hitting the 90s yesterday but how about 78 degrees today at 3:00. it's going to feel much more comfortable but still quite warm for inland areas. as you get dressed, it's still going to be a day for the summer gear, short sleeves and shorts but maybe a jacket as you step out this morning. a need for layers as we'll city have a wide range in temperatures but not as much as yesterday. and half moon bay we'll reach up

to 60 degrees, 65 in san francisco. today in napa, 82 degrees will be the high and oakland 71 degrees as warm as 87 today in antioch. it's going to be gusty, especially for san francisco and near the coast, win at 25 miles per hour thisevening. it's stilloing to be breezy for the inland areas too and that's going to help bring in slightly cooler temperatures transporting that cooler ocean air inland. and that will be what we can expect throughout the week. each day our temperatures going down several more degrees through wednesday. then as high pressure moves back in, we'll be warming up reaching in the mid-80s by saturday and sunday. while san francisco not much of a change, we'll stay in the 60s through the week but will start to see the morning clouds and fog returning starting as early as tomorrow morning and definitely on wednesday morning. i'll have more on that. mike says the commute is still recovering out of san jose. >> it is.

there's a delay northbound 680 all lanes did clear as we've been telling you at jacqueline road but there's still a lower drive, much better than before but still slow approaching -- actually, let's take you through the waze system. this system is powered by the power of google as well. remember that, waze and google are in ka hoots there. one owns the other. a slower drive past the crash, 27 minutes. waze can save you about three or four minutes around that but this continues to improve. jogging over towards 880 still a better way and quicker way past the backup approaching jacqueline road and passing 237. that's great news, make sure when you're on waze you join our team. there it goes, nbc bay area wazers, the name of the team to join for more benefit. out to the maps again, we'll show you that slow drive into the area, we're looging now at the slower drive in san martin. it's more expensive than we often see. we have slowing morgan hill north of there.

santa cruz summit and bay bridge metering lights are on. no other problems for allameda and contra costa county. >> coming up on "today in the bay," before you head out for the summer vacation, there's something you need to pack, the life saving items you need to have in your car. >> first happening now, a developing story out of dallas, at tleest five people are shot during a late night football game and some folks are reporting a pregnant woman was shot and had to have an emergency c-section. also, two astronauts and cosmonaut are back on earth. they left the international space station yesterday. the japanese astronaut who is returning says that he's craving miso soup. i guess it's hard to eat soup in space. two americans and one russian do remain on the space station. more news after the break. kris s

morning! we didn ) 5:55 right now. kris and i are twinning this morning. i promise you we did not plan this. that pink there, magenta, you can follow me to join our conversation every morning. this summer travel season is well under way but there's something you need to pack if you're traveling by car. certain items could end up saving your life. medical experts say you should pack bandages and compresses for

severe bleeding. also, eyewash in case something gets in your eye. having aspirin could literally be life saving. >> for those times where there might be a heart attack to prevent further clotting of the arteries of the heart -- >> the experts say there's been more roadside medical emergencies and the best thing you can do here is pull over and call for help. new this morning, have you ever tried to help out a co-worker who's having aough time. how do you do it? a lot of workers are actually donating their personal days to their co-workers. according to the "washington post," a lot of folks are giving personal days as baby shower gifts to new parents. that way moms and dads can stay home with their children beyond what the workplace is offering. about 15% of companies let their workers do this. >> firefighters in southern california are making major progress in a fire which is threatening homes. the fire is 85% contained and

burning along interstate 8 near san diego state. that fire started yesterday afternoon behind an apartment complex. about 80 homes were evacuated but everyone is back in their homes this morning. they are investigating cause here. a traffic alert in the east bay, overnight road work continues on oak grove road in walnut creek and tonight they are repaving the roadway. they'll work on the stretch between the canal trail. crews will be out sunday night through thursday night from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. it should be done by next monday. you're probably seeing ads for different meal boxes and now one company is going to put its meal kits on supermarket shelves, this is to boost business. hello fresh boxes will be available in certain stores. at first they'll mostly be on the east coast but the company plans to expand the program.

blue april ron also sells its kits in costco. it's quiet now but it's going to be filled with fans as giants host the arizona diamond backs and you can bet it is going to be packed as bumgarner finally makes its retuhis retur big leagues. he's been out since march, broke his pinky finger after hit by a line drive during the final game of spring training. first pitch is the 7:15. happening tonight on bay area, game four of the stanley cup finals is at 5:00 and the washington capitals taking on the vegas golden knights, the capitals are up two games to none and stay tuned for a special edition of nbc bay area news at 8:00 right after the game. >> right now at 6:00, we're following breaking news in the south bay where a woman was hit by the car not too far from spartan stadium. the impact on the morning

commute. one city are replacing people with loud cameras, the people watching are far, far away. heads to cleveland with a 2-2 2-0 finals lead. >> are you ready for game three? lebron is ready. his team is not. warriors get ready to hit the road and we have the highlights plus what steph curry is saying about breaking an nba finals record. "today in the bay" continues right now. was that too much? supposed to be unbiased. >> not in this story. >> laura gar scia is off. >> i'm marcus washington. >> i feel bad for him, i do. >> he is doing a great job. his team? another personal doing a great job, kari hall. today is going to be a nice one. >> you say that because it's going to be cooler today and it was hot nobody was saying that. it's going to be not as hot for the inland areas today and we

start off with some nine. here's a live look outside in san jose. let's go to sunnyvale. 58 degrees at 7:00 and that nice cool start, we will be cooler as we go through the day. highs in the low 70s and a lot of sun there. here's a look at the highs today, upper 80s for antioch and coast will be up to 60 degrees and half moon bay. we'll talk more about the temperature spread and the rest of the week. mike, now you're tracking a crash in san bruno. >> we've seen the slowdown form as we have recovery still for 680 up towards jacqueline. all lanes are cleared out of milpitas and fremont. but this northbound 101 really a good backup forming over the last few past sfo and 380 where the connector is affected by a crash and it must be visible from 101 because folks are slowing as you approach causing the backup. 280 clear and 380 getting over there that's an option for you. the southbound as we talked about moving very smoothly,