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, flashing lights -- they have a

couple of big trailers traveling northbound north of 680. should be heading towards the reflt of san jose and silicon valley over next few minutes. back to you guys. >> 6:01. we're following breaking news from overnight. a woman is recovering after she was hit by a car not far from spartan stadium. >> this happened on first and alma. no word on the victim's condition. it's unclear if police are investigating this as a hit-and-run. we'll continue to follow this breaking news and bring you the latest as soon as it comes in. >> developing in central america, brand-new video of rescues in guatemala after a volcano eruption there. this is video someone posted on twitter. you can see rescuers pulling people out on stretchers and there are also people carrying children to safety. just an example of a desperate search for survivors. if you're just catching up on this story, here's what we know.

volcano of fire erupt eed last night, 25 known dead and 300 hurt. entire towns are cut off right now. more than 3,000 people are evacuated. this is a volcano's most violent eruption in more than 40 years. >> no deaths in kilauea's eruption but lava is still flowing freely on the big island. you can see the flames there in the distance. three people trapped on sunday are now safe and the national guard had to air lift them out of an isolated area. officials urge people in those evacuation zones to actually get out. >> there was also a 5.5 magnitude earthquake yesterday. one of more than 500 mostly small earthquakes over the weekend. geologists say it is the most earthquakes recorded in a 24-hour period on that island. >> new this morning, leaders on the pennsylvania niinsula are t

technology. >> live in palo alto with a look at the new surveillance cameras about to be unveiled and this is the thing they are trying to do to save lives. >> they are. good morning to you, kris and mark u. you can see behind me, this is one location where those cameras are already installed. they are going through testing right now. expected to be operational within the next few weeks. when they are up and running, the new cameras equipped with thermal imaging will be on the lookout for people trying to stand or step in front of around oncoming tal train. the cameras are located at the four railroad crossings within the city limits namely at meadow drive. we're at the churchill crossing. watching from an offsite location and to call law enforcement if they see something unusual. they can speak through the pa to alert someone on the track. the city has been paying security guards to monitor crossing since around 2009

shortly after a number of teenagers committed suicide on the tracks. unlike the security guards, the new cameras can see 1,000 feet down the corridor and in the dark, rain or fog. >> we're hoping that not only will this provide better monitoring, ability to see much further down the tracks than the human eye but also in the long run to provide faster notification to law enforcement and be more cost effective. >> the nur cew cameras will save city money in the long run even though the cost to install is $1.45 million and $325,000 a year to operate. the city as i mentioned is testing new equipment and they expect to have these online operational sometime this month. reporting live in palo alto, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. >> new this morning, it's really shaping up to be a busy summer for kim jong-un. the past two hours a kremlin

spokesman indicated that russian president vladimir putin recently invited north korea's leader to advice itd russia in september. one main reason for the visit will be to attend the economic forum which takes place in early september. president trump's north korean summit meanwhile is still scheduled for early next week. continuing coverage, now president trump taking to twitter following what has been a big political issue over the weekend. his power to pardon, this is from 20 minutes ago and reads as has been stated by numerous legal scholars, i have the absolute right to pardon myself but why would i do that when i have done nothing wrong. in the meantime, the never ending witch hunt led by 13 very angry and conflicted democrats and others continues into the midterm -- president trump's legal team pushing straight. all of this has to do with a memo leaked to "new york times." sent the memo to robert mueller in response to the russia probe.

they claim the president as the top law enforcement officer cannot obstruction justice and can shut down any investigation or pardon him self. some believe the president is trying to flex his muscles but other disagreed. >> the president continues to believe he's above the law and that's what they are arguing in this memo. >> it could lead to impeachment and if you terminate an investigation of himsel -- >> that is rudy giulii appearing on the weekend talkshows, he's clarifying what president trump himself seemed to be saying that he has no intention of pardoning himself. >> an update to a story we told you about a couple of months ago. today the man accused of making a christmas day terror plot on pier 39 in san francisco, will appear in court. everett aaron jameson pleaded not guilty in january. but in april his lawyers asked for a hearing to possibly change his plea. jameson was arrested on december 20th and stands accused of

planning a bombing and shooting at the pier. he reportedly revealed details of the plot to undercover fbi agents. >> piedmont may become a sanctuary city officially. the city council will vote on a resolution tonight. in a public notice the council says the resolution will simply affirm the longstanding practice of providing services regardless of immigration status. >> 6:07. for people who lost everything, the road back is going to be a long one. in many cases, it's still beginning, happening today a group called sonoma county rises will host a recovery summit. the aim of that group is to bring together city and county agencies and unite rise local organizations and the rebuilding process. today's event is focused on rebuilding santa rose and it takes place at 5:30 tonight. >> a live look right now at oracle arena. hoop fabs may be calling this the scene of the crime, you know

why, because the bwarriors ran over the cavaliers last night in game two of the nba finals. >> any time mcvee getting in on the action, he started with 12 points but steph was simply s k spectacular from the outside, bearing outrageous three-pointers and set an nba finals record sinking nine threes with a game-high 33 points. after the game steph said he just took that record in stride. >> i never woke up and like let's get nine threes and get the record. it's more so just about playing the game the right way and having good intentions out there on the court and good things happen. >> final score dubs win 122 with 103 with all of the bench warmers for the cavaliers. the warriors are up two games to none and the teams are now heading back to cleveland for game three and four. game three is on wednesday. >> good morning, right now at

6 6:08. we're going to concord where yesterday we hit 99 degrees, it won't be as hot today. we'll be at 73 degrees at 10:00 and mid-80s for early afternoon and mostly sunny skies. and a live look outside in san francisco, we're getting ready for the giants game tonight. first pitch at 7:15, it's still going to be cool and super windy out there. those winds picking up from the west at about 25 miles per hour and temperatures in the 50s. we'll talk more about what's ahead for palo alto coming up. mike takes us to the peninsula for the morning drive. >> i have an update for the crash for highway 101. we want to show you 101 and san jose, a little build and most of the bay no problems. this is the slowing and the jam actually -- and i found the reason why. i misread one of the lines in the chp report and it is at the connector but it looks like it's just visible from highway 101 closing the connector from north 101 on to westbound 380. you have to use city streets to

jog over there. better jyet get towards 280. the crash still blocks the connector and they are waiting for the right tow truck to get the vehicles out of the roadway. the airport is just fine but accessing the airport again, millbrae and take that last bit as you get there. contra costa county, walnut creek, there's a crash reported at the bay bridge. toshio see i do see some slowing and metering lights at the toll plaza are on. coming up next, former president bill clinton opens up about the monica lewinsky scandal in the wake of the me too movement. i like the me too movement it's way -- i think it doesn't mean i agree with everything. >> the reason the former president says he doesn't owe low win xi an apology. apple's worldwide developers conference gets underway in san

jose. we'll take you out there live coming up. >> later, forgiving student debt. the case moving forward today to help thousands of students across the country and bay area who are impacted by the college scandal. you're watching "today in the bay."

it is 6:13, you'll be happy to know it's not as hot today.

here's a live look outside where we start out nice and cool. 66 degrees will be the temperature at 10:00. reaching in the low 70s today with the gusty winds. we'll talk about what's ahead as our temperatures continue to go down through mid week and that's coming up in less than five minutes. >> i tracked the problem for the peninsula, san bruno highway 101, 101 through san rafael looks great. take your time there and grab your sunglasses. >> good morning to you, and happy monday. companies making news this morning, several reports -- we just got confirmation on that i'll backtrack. confirmation that microsoft will buy san francisco's get hub. microsofteally been an crediberforming stock. microsoft is t third most valuable company in the world. we start that week with great jobs news, still ringing in our ears. the "new york times" ran out of words it says to describe how good the economy is. i called it bonkers on friday.

i'm sticking with that. we're in a red hot economy. apple launches its worldwide developers conference today back in san jose. here's a live look at everybody lined up ready to get in this morning. tim cook will speak at 10:00 a.m., that's what they want to hear. understand that is not one of those major announcements where he pulls something out of his pocket announcing a big new thing, we don't think. rather it's oriented towards programmers and developers who make things for apple devices. >> trying to avoid a trade war, apple has to be watching this one carefully, as a candidate, donald trump calls for huge tear i haves on electronics made in china. canada is also angry about new tariffs against their country. the prime minister was on "meet the press" astounded that trump thinks canadian steel and aluminum is a national security tletd threat to america. >> the canadian steel that's in

military vehicles in the united states, the canadian aluminum that makes your fighter jet 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. >> national security threat sounds really serious, particularly long time ally like canada. understand though we can't sl tariffs on another country because we want to. that violates world trade organization rules, we can say there's an exception and that is national security. we're invoking that but canada saying, really? we've been your bff for how long now? >> exactly. >> that's why trump says the dan at a is a national security threat. i think you can safely travel to canada all you want. >> the economic threat -- >> possibly, if we don't have our own eel meill sure. >> formerresint bill clinton is talking about the me too movement and about monica

lewinsky. he reacts to suggestions that he should have resigned. at one point in the interview this tense exchange was reporter craig melvin when he asked about lewinsky's recent op-ed saying that she sees their consensual affair now through a new lens, basically saying it may have been sexual harassment. as you can see the president is very defensive about it. >> you are giving one side and omitting five -- >> mr. president, i'm not trying to present a side. >> you asked me if i agreed and the answer is no i don't. >> i asked if you ever apologize and you said you have. >> i have, i have apologized to everyone in the world. >> not to her. >> i have not talked to her. >> do you feel you owe her an apology? >> no. i do not -- i 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 have tried to do a good job since then with my life and with my work. that's all i have to say. >> president clinton also said he thinks the me too movement is a good thing and is long overdue. you see the other gentleman sitting next to him, that's author james patterson. the two are on a book tour, believe it or not they'll talk about that well, scheduled to speak at the sap center later this month. you can watch the full interview in the first hour of the "today" show right after "today in the bay." >> a southern california couple is getting ready for a tandem bike ride from san francisco to l.a. to raise money for charity. the story is really inspiring here. david francisco and his wife christy are from fuller ton. today they'll share your story on the "ellen" show. in 2016 david was hit by a car and told he would never walk

again. actually spoke with ellen about his challenging recovery and how he regained his ability to walk and how he decided to immediately forgive the woman responsible for the accident. >> so someone hit me and it was an accident an dent mean to, they must feel awful. tell her it's okay and i forgive r and whatever happens, she shouldn't hold that. >> tt's a big person. i'm sure that helped in his recovery as well. >> you can watch the full interview on ellen at 3:00 this afternoon. right here on nbc bay area. then at 4:00, it's nbc nightly news and we'll carry a special 4:30 newscast ahead of game four of the stanley cup finals. >> everything a little shifted because of stanley cup. that's on at 4:00? i'll have to wake up from my nap early. >> kari had will it will be goog weather in afternoon. >> yes, we're going to maybe be

able to turn the air conditioning off for parts of the bay area today. here's a live look outside in san jose as you get ready to start out on this monday morning. it's nice and cool. our temperatures go from the upper 50s at 7:00 to 76 degrees at noon. it won't be reaching into the 90s like yesterday. upper 70s today and the drive through the east bay starts out at 64 degrees at 8:00. 74 degrees at 11:00 and 78 degrees by early afternoon. 7-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen. today in nap pa valley, low 60 s and mostly sunny. yesterday it was super hotd but today lowe 80s. santa cruz in the low 70s today. still a good beach day if you are able to head there. and oakland today a 71 degrees and 65 in san francisco. antioch, 87 today and it's not going to reach into the triple

digits like it did yesterday. the cooling trend continues and it will still be a nice weekend ahead. i'm already talking about the weekend forecast. let me know what your plans are. @ karihall weather on facebook and twitter and full weekend forecast coming up in less than 20 minutes. but right now you can get a view of the 7-day forecast for the inland areas, breezy and cooler today, low 80s and mid-70s tomorrow, coolest day of the week will be on wednesday. we're back in the mid-80s for the weekend. in san francisco the low clouds and fog back as early as tomorrow. heading over to mike, you're looking for relief on highway 101. >> right now we're not getting that as far as the chp reports go. we'll show you the overall commute just getting kicked in now. we have a couple of new reports over for castro valley and dublin. i'll check with 5 80. this is the problem north 101. see a little bit of better speed coming up towards the crash north 101 at the 380 connector but it doesn't have any clearing reports from chp just yet.

in fact look at waze, our partners there over here, we're looking at slower drive jammed up as you expect. look over behind me, we have a report here by a wazer -- unnamed wazer but there's the team name. nbc bay area wazers are out there. we'll give a shout out and hopefully they get a cool name. right now we're calling them a wazer with the ninja map. we'll show you that slow drive but that's the worst of it. the south bay shows a build again a little bit here. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> nbc bay area responds. >> i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. the way you prop up your mattress could determine whether the warranty is valid. nbc bay area responds next. thei our pete suratos is talking abo and warriors are well on their way to another title. our pete suratos is talking about the game on twitter. he shared this picture, new year, same face, reaction to

steph curry's three point prowess. you're watching "today in the bay."

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. warranty kept h im 6:25 right now. nbc bay area responds to a fremont man who says a mattress warrantsty kemt him up at night. >> chris chmura looked into that dispute. >> good morning, we get dozens of complaints about mattresses, often related to sagging or lumps. this one slightly different.

carlos gonzalez contacted us after his beauty rest warranty claim was denied. carlos says the bed began tearing at the seams less than a year after he bought it. we asked beauty rest why. it said that tearing was because the bed frame wasn't providing proper support and that voided carlos' warranty. beauty rest later agreed to restore the warranty provided carlos corrected the support issue. it also sent him a free mattress cover. >> quite often a mattress is a four figure investment, you have to ask detailed questions about the warranty. some manufacturers require the use of a box spring or similar support and might be a very significant definition of problems like sagging that must be met before they'll replace it. figure all of that out up front and if you don't like those conditions, well, just go ahead and look for another mattress. if you're losing sleep over a consumer problem, call us

888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> 6:26, thousands of former krin decr krin thee an college students are trying to get their student loan debt canceled. the judge says that the failed for profit college chain violated privacy laws. today a hearing is set to focus on the next step for the debt forgiveness process. come being up here, getting you ready for the primary. the new drive-thru voting system launching today in contra costa county. >> new overnight, a deadly crash on a major east bay freeway. what led to a driver crashing in the center median. you're watching "today in the bay." tuck turned around failing schools, raising graduation rates 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck.

i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein

area. taking a live look outside from downtown san jose. right now at 6:30, you'll feel the cool down after a hot weekend. we're not just talking about the warriors either. taking a live look outside from downtown san jose where the sun is coming up. the apple developer's conference is just down the street from there as well. thanks for joining us on this monday. i'm kris sanchez, laura garcia is off. >> let's head over to karr ri hall. >> it's going to get even better as the week goes along. here's a live look in fremont. beautiful sunrise and a lot of sunshine. here's a look at our temperatures through the day starting out in the low 60s at

8:00. then at 70 degrees at 10:00. reaching in the upper 70s today. the seven-ok day forecast shows wednesday only low 70s inland and warm up in time for the weekend. san francisco holds steady in the 60s throughout the week. we'll talk about the weekend in a few minutes. mike, you spotted a jam at the san mateo bridge. >> look at the lens behind me. it's kind of smeary here. we did have all of these cars and trucks stopped for just a couple of seconds. and then traffic started to move again. i think someone slammed on the brakes westbound. we see a slower drive all the way across as we look at the sense ters on the map. we see a jam to the toll plaza and building for the dumbarton bridge as well. a light build as well for san francisco and rest of silicon valley. northbound 101, we build the slowing from burlinggame, you saw it turn from yellow to orange, all the way up to 380 and connector past sfo.

the crash still blocks the connector. if you want to access 280, you have to jump over at millbrae with a better avenue there or further south through woodside if you get to 280 the sooner the better over here. as we get to the rest of the bay. there's oakland northbound past the kcoliseum. an earlier crash at 66, never showing up in the live camera and there was never slowing here either. >> that's good news. new this morning, take a look at this badly mangled car, the driver surprisingly did not survive that crash. the chp says the woman was driving the wrong way on interstate 680 in wall nut creek at 1:30 this morning when she struck the median. all lanes are open again at this hour. >> we're just one midday away from the primary election. the big question, have you filled out your ballot yet? starting today in contra costa, voters have a quicker easier way

to return their vote by mail ballot. you think of fast food but this is a different way for people to vote. how does it work? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, marcus, no food included in the drive-thru version when it comes to contra costa county but it will involve your ballot. if you filled out the ballot you can drop it off either today or tomorrow when it comes to the ballot. we'll show you some of the sites you can drop it off here in contra costa. something they are trying out here. right in front of the elections department where we're standing on escobar they'll have one set up today and tomorrow as well as there's going to be in walnut creek and other locations around contra costa county. a lot of major races and issues they'll be voting on when it comes to election day tomorrow. let's go over those. you've got the governor's race and with california voters narrowing the field the governor from the field of 27 down to two. you've got front-runner and former san francisco mayor gavin

newsom appealing to voters in southern california yesterday and then you have former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa, continuing later today as well. they'll decide whether to send dianne feinstein back to washington, d.c. for her fifth term. that will be a key race and another big measure to be voted on that will affect everyone here in the bay area will be reej nam measure three. that would increase tolls in seven state owned bridges to raise money for transportation projects aimed at reducing congestion. if approved, by 2025, you'll pay 8 bucks to cross most bridges in the bay area. that will be quite an increase. as far as the drive-thru, it will begin here in martinez on escobar where we're standing at 9:00 a.m. we're live in martinez, pete suratos for "today in the bay." stick with "today in the bay" for continuing election coverage. we have all of your election day news and results planned for

putting them up on air and online tomorrow. we'll have a special one hour newscast at 11:00 tomorrow night. if you want to read up on the big races ahead of time, visit nbcbayarea.com. we have a special election section. >> continuing coverage for you of the hunter's point ship jarred cleanup controversy. the chronicle roshting a widening scandal. more than a year ago the investigator int first brought you the story. they claimed the site faked soil samples later determined to be safe for development. now the environmental protection agency is could be confirming the accusations and investigators say the navy severely understated the severity of the problem and it is looking more likely this may be a case of fraud. >> a major case in rebuilding in santa rosa and neighborhoods destroyed by wildfire. the mark west springs and larkwood will get new cables and transformers put in. the infrastructure was destroyed

by high temperatures of the fire. more than 19,000 feet of new cable will be laid down and those new lines will be installed and running by the end of the year. >> a violent weekend in the elle certifica el cerrito b.a.r.t. station. 50-year-old carl johnston stabbed another man in the stomach. it is not clear what led to that or if the two knew each other. the victim was severely injured. >> did you have trouble breathing over the weekend? in the east bay air quality is still a concern this morning after this massive fire on saturday that happened at the schnitzer steel recycling facility in oakland. it appears a flammable residue on a car part started that fire. health officials are monitoring the air pollution levels there and inspectors plan to visit again this week to check for any potential violations. making your drive on the pen nens la safer, there's a growing push to improve an intersection

in palo alto. there's been a lot of accidents. this is near middlefield road and lincoln avenue right next to addison elementary school. there's only been about a dozen accidents since 2015 but people pushing for safer intersections say many accidents go unreported. they are calling for the city to do more. >> all right, just got word of a new crash on the east bay, we have one on either side of the water here. the south bay moves smoothly, seeing a little build in time for the commute to kick in. we're looking at southbound 880, the new crash around ma rena, chp still trying to get more detail and hopefully clear the lanes quickly but that is slowing now through san leandro if you'reccessing castro vall the peninsu slow out of burlingaim out of the crash. detail from chp says the three vehicle minor o injury crash causing a backup north 280

definitely a better drive through the area and there's the north bay, nice and easy. san rafael, great drive, a lot of sun there. a lot of sun. >> we like to see that. >> hopefully that carries through the weekend. >> this is the busiest time of the year. >> all sorts of graduations. >> graduations this weekend. >> last day of school coming up. >> for my son it's last day of school on friday. mike has two weeks. it's a busy team of year. we're looking ahead making plans. we'll have 65 on the coast and 79 for the bay and 84 on saturday for the inland valleys. still with the same kind of temperatures a little bit warmer with mid-80s and if you're going to the sierra, one school is overwith, maybe you'll be going there. here's a look at squaw valley with highs reaching 70 degrees and great hiking weather reaching in the mid-60s for the rest of the weekend and hot in

paso robles, and upper 80s for the rest of the weekend. as we go to santa barbara, nice beach weather and highs in the upper 70s all welcoekend long. let me know what you're doing and check out my picture from over the weekend we went to the emmy awards gala and how i wrapped up my weekend. we'll talk about what's ahead for today coming up in three minut minutes. >> coming up here on "today in the bay," the breaking news, the reason serena williams is withdrawing from the french open. >> plus, learning how to save lives in just two minutes. the new kiosks opening in the bay area aimed at training people at cpr. >> it's been exactly 500 days in the trump presidency and he's definitely making news this morning. we'll have a look when "today in the bay" continues. meanwhile, a look at the nyse where we've been talking about the great jobs number from

friday. dow up 188 points.

it is 6:42, it can be hard to get moving on a monday morning but we're going to have great weather, get up and get moving, here's a live look outside in san jose. we go to willow glen with temperatures starting out at 65 degrees at 10:00. upper 70s today which is exactly where we should be but it continues to cool as we go through the week. i'll talk about that and the weekend ahead in less than five

minutes. >> and we've got confirmation that two right lanes are blocked southbound 880 and marina boulevard. there's a crash and backup that builds and in fact i think i have seen the backup forming on the coliseum camera. i'll show you what i can coming up. thank you, 6:43 and breaking news just into our newsroom. tennis star right there serena williams just pulled oust of the french open. now she withdrew after suffering a pec muscle injury. that injury did not -- but we don't know exactly much about that injury other than it is a pec muscle injury. live to palo alto where looking at the caltrain tracks along al diagno alma and churchi will, new cameras are being tested equipped with thermal imaging.

they'll be on the lookout for people trying to stand or even jump in front of those trains. palo alto has seen a number of teenagers commit suicide on the tracks. starting today, b.a.r.t.'s rapid response team gets to work. we told you last week this would be happening. crews will be at the mac arthur and lake merritt stations for trains with significant cleaning needs. they have a website to report a biohazard when you see thing. i think you know what we're talking about. starting today you could use the time you spend waiting for your fright learning how to save a life. oakland international wants you to spend two minutes learning cpr. this is how they show, this american heart association training kiosk walks you through the basics of hands only cpr where to put your hands and how hard to push and how often. then you get to test your skills on a rubber mannequin. i tried it and passed with a score of 84 on the second try.

passengers say it is a great idea. >> cpr saves lives, the more strubl instructors and more people who can do it the better. push hard and fast, can't go wrong. >> oakland international is the second airport with the hands only training kiosk. the only one in the bay area. if you're traveling, you can find them in terminal two and the international terminal. >> 6:45 right now. the president is once again proclaiming his innocence on twitter. >> scott mcgrew says a special appointment of a special counsel is unconstitutional. >> he said that this morning. this is actually kind of mysterious because we've had special counsels and prosecutors and watergate, white water, iran/contra. the president tweelting the appointment of the special counsel -- that's his way of spelling it, is totally unconstitutional. despite that, we play the game because i unlike the democrats have done nothing wrong. shortly before that, the president tweeted he had the

absolute right to pardon himself. the president's lawyer rudy julian says the president will not do that. >> the president of the united states, pardoning himself would 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. >> rudy giuliani on "meet the press." we learned more about donald trump jr.'s meeting with russians at the trump tower before the election. we know for certain it was to discuss dirt the russians said they had on hillary clinton. we know that because donald trump jr. released all of the e-mails about it. but before he did that, the white house had all kinds of explanations about the meeting. first they said it did happen. then the white house released a letter and said the letter or the meeting was about adoption law and that the president had nothing to do with that letter. then they said, well, actually he weighed in on the letter, he helped. this weekend they said actually

he wrote it. he dictated it. remember, there are several untruths here about a letter that itself was telling and untruth. on a happy note, the first lady will attend a ceremony for gold star families this afternoon. the first lady has not been seen since may 10th when she greeted the detainees from north korea. shortly thereafter, she had what the white house described as minor kidney surgery. today's event is closed to the public and the press. we'll continue to follow all of this on twitter. you can find me @scott mcgrew. >> thank you very much. time to announce your pride. june is pride month in san francisco and mayor mark farrell will officially kick off festivities this morning. here's video from last year. we will raise the flag, lgbtq flag at 11:00 this morning and while there will be pride festivities all month long, the big pride parade is not until june 24th. so you have time to plan.

the parade will run along market street to the civic center. >> this morning, as a lot of people get up, they are going to feel a little cooler. the windows are still open. >> leave the windows open, it's going to be nice and cool today. the next several days, that will be what we can expect heading back to some more average temperatures this time of year. it was sizzling over the weekend but in spots like tib ron it stayed in the 50s and 60s and that's where we wake up this morning. some of the inland areas reached over 100 degrees. how about this, martinez will start at 74 degrees at 10:00. sunshine, we're coming out of those 90 aegs today to 83 degrees. that's going to feel so much better in antioch today, 87 degrees will be the high. san jose 78 degrees and 71 in oakland. napa up to 82 degrees and 65 in san francisco. temperatures not changing too much. as you look out the window, you see the sunshine but still do

have to wear the summer gear. short sleeves and shorts good options but maybe still a jacket as you step out and layers if you're going to giants game tonight. a live look out there, sunshine and first pitch is won't be until 7:15, at that time we'll be at 58 degrees. it's going to be clear and windy at times. picking up to 25 possibly close to 30 miles per hour later on this evening. inland areas winds speeds 15 to 20, helping bring in that ocean breeze and our winds will stay gusty up through tomorrow as well. as temperatures come down, we'll see the high on wednesday at 73 degrees. that will be the coolest day of the week before temperatures start to come back up in the mid-80s for the weekend and for san francisco, not much of a change here but we will start to see that fog returning as early as tomorrow morning. i'll keep an eye on that and mike has a bigger backup for the nimitz. >> i can see it from the coliseum camera.

i turned it south and you can see it jamming up south of the tracks, we have a jammed traffic from 98th down to marina boulevard. the crash not an alert from chp, only couple lanes affected by this crash. they are just waiting for the right tow trucks to arrive but pretty quickly built out of san leandro and towards hayward. northbound there's likely a distraction but also the build coming off the castro valley, both areas converging on towards marina boulevard are a slower drive. on the peninsula, we have a change for speed patterns, better speeds flowing north past burli burlingame and i think they may have opened it but in the meantime if you can get to 280, use that if you have to head towards daly city out of san mateo. the rest of the bay shows a nice smooth drive and south bay has a little slowing northbound and that's mild compareded to what we often see. school is out for many districts now. looking northbound 101 with a

little slowing and you saw that on the map. minor because of the lighter traffic flow. fremont southbound, northbound smoothly until you get to the area we showed you in hayward. >> coming up next, a kick loqui at top stories in south bay. we just confirmed police are investigating a hit-and-run near spartan stadium that sent a woman to the hospital. >> first happening now, a developing story out of dallas, at least five people are shot. this is during a late night football game. reporting a pregnant woman was shot and had to have an emergency c-section. plus, two astronauts and cosmonaut are back on earth. the japanese astronaut who returned says he's craving miso soup. two americans and one russian remain on the space station. more news for you right after the break. we all know guys like gavin...

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welcome back, before you head out the door this morning, it is 6:54. here are the top stories on "today in the bay.." >> breaking news, a hit-and-run investigation in the south bay. police just telling us within the last few minutes officers are now looking for a black suv. this crash happened on first and spartan stadium before 3:00 in the morning. the woman is a victim as she has life threatening injuries.

>> at least 25 people are dead and 300 others are hurt after a volcano eruption in gguatemala. this is video showing crews, rescue people. the volcano of fire erupted last night. entire towns are cut off. more than 3,000 people have evacuated. and people in hawaii can certainly empathize with the people in gaut hall ma. lava still flowing there. three people were trapped yesterday but now they are safe. the national guard lifted them out of the isolated areas. there were more than 500 earthquakes in that area over the weekend including 5.5 magnitude quake yesterday. fortunately no one has died in hawaii because of the volcano eruption. >> we learned russian president vladimir putin is inviting north korean leaders to visit russia. a kremlin spokesperson says putin invited kim jong-un to visit in september.

one main reason would be attend the eastern economic forum. the president trump's north korean summit meanwhile is still scheduled for early next week nch the man accused of plotting a christmas day terror attack in sfr san francisco is back in court. he pledded not guilty in january. in april his lawyers asked for a hearing to possibly change his plea. he was arrested on december 20th, accused of plotting a bombing and shooting at the pier and revealed details of his plot to undercover fbi agents. if you used ticket fly, that site is offline because of some sort of data breach. right now the only thing that ticket fly will confirm is that hackers stole user's personal information but we don't know exactly what they got their hands on. the breach disrupted services at live music venue. it impacted 26 million user accounts and site also indicates

the hackers did not steal user passwords. californians are getting ready to vote. the primary is tomorrow. and you're looking live at the drive-thru ballot dropoff in martinez, all bay area counties have similar dropoff places and you can also drop them off -- the ballots at local libraries and city halls and county administration buildings. major races we've been tracking for tomorrow are the governor's race and san francisco mayor's race and the bridge toll measures. >> the warriors are heading into game three of the nba finals with a 2-0 lead over the cavaliers and mcgee started the game at 12 points and steph curry was stellar, outrageous three-pointers, saw a meme of him making one from the moon and set a record sinking nine trhr s s 33 points. king james sat out the last couple of minutes, game three and four in cleveland and game

three is wednesday night. you know what you're doing. a live look at the convention center this morning where apple's annual worldwide developers conference kicks off today. it is a chance for apple to showcase some what it has offering for those developers there that want to develop those apps you like to use. consumers will get a sneak peek what's coming out next perhaps maybe. apple is expected to unveil the latest version of the operating system and previous features from users and there is a rumor that apple may unveil a new digital health feature designed to help users manage their time on their devices. tim cook by the way is doing the key note speech at 10:00. a quick programming note for you this morning, you can watch game four of the stanley cup final tonight right here on nbc bay area. that starts at 5:00. washington capitals are taking on the vegas golden knights and capitals up two games to one. our programming lineup is different for you today. the ellen degeneres show starts

early at 3:00. and nbc nightly news starts at 4:00 followed by a special 4:30 newscast here on nbc bay area. after the game, we'll have special edition of nbc bay area news at 8:00. >> i usually watch ellen at 4:00, i'll have to get up early from my nap. >> set your dvr. >> it's going to be cooler today and really nice for the inland areas. we've been suffering with the heat over the weekend. some parts of the bay area reached 102 degrees. bring that down to 82 today. and then it continues to cool as we head through mid week. >> it's always brutal when it's 102. >> the crash in hayward. >> that's a little brutal out of sab leandro. overall the commute looks great. just starting to really kick in in many spots and south 880, the earlier crash still blocks the two rights lanes and that's a problem out of san leandro.

>> "today in the bay" will be back at 7:25. >> don't forget to join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. thanks for starting your morning with us. have a great day. >> bye. ♪ good morning. breaking overnight, dozens killed and hundreds injured, as guatemala's volcano of fire suddenly erupts. towns blanketed in ash and cut off by rivers of lava. a state of emergency declared as rescuers desperately search for survivors. "first on today." former president bill clinton on whether the #metoo movement has changed his mind in his conduct with monica lewinsky. >> did he apologize to her? >> i have not talked to her. >> do you feel you owe her an apology? >> no.