tongue. >> right now, meeting face to face, likely not over burgers, president trump in singapore this morning preparing for the historic meeting with north korea's kim jong-un. we're live with what to expect from the high profile and historic meeting. >> plus preparing for the parade, dub nation gets ready to celebrate the third nba championship in four years. that impact the parade could have on you. >> heating up, a live look from san francisco, kari is tracking hot temperatures as the workweek gets under way. what should you wear. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> thanks so much for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> we'll get to traffic in just a moment but kari has the forecast. it's going to be a little warmer one today. >> it's going to be hotter today, much hotter than over weekend which i thought was amaze ig. it was windy so the winds will calm down and high pressure moving in and it's going to heat

up today. we start out with low to mid-50s but there are cooler spots like the north bay where it's in the upper 40s now. we go from 64 at 8:00 to a fast warm-up to 81 by noon. we continue to go up until the upper 80s this afternoon, eventually hitting 89 degrees in concord. antioch 91 degrees. 90 in santa rosa and san jose expect a high of 85 degrees. we'll talk about the hottest day this week actually coming in tomorrow and the numbers then. mike, you've got another problem on the bay bridge. >> potentially. we hear about another crash on the bay bridge. i do see berkeley curve which i was going to show you moving nicely but it started to back up. they may have slowed metering lights down once again. a new crash reported and it may be blocking your slow lane as you head through the treasure island tunnel. i'll check on that once the bridge crew or chp gives me verification. just reported by someone who called in to chp but we see

sensors reflecting that. upper east shore way is slow and earlier crash may have a little activity on the shoulder but no major problem or lanes blocked and highway 4 at mccue en, the other issue for contra costa county. the rest of the bay moves nicely. mild slowing for the south bay. no problem for the peninsula. a second burst of traffic, that's not kicked in. we'll track it. back to you, marcus. >> 6:02. dub nation still smiling this morning for the third time in four years. the warriors are nba champions and the bay area already in celebration mode. that big victory parade is happening tomorrow on tuesday and it's going to impact your commute whether you're going to the parade or not. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live at the b.a.r.t. station in oakland. pete, not your first time at the rodeo, you have all of the information we need to know. >> reporter: yes, sir, good morning, marcus, three championships in four years. you're going to see another big

crowd when you're out here on 19th street and broadway where we're standing and you've got some of -- they'll use these to barricade the streets because folks will be lined up along broadway streets. but if you're using b.a.r.t., one of the stations you'll want to stop at is here at 19th street in oakland. it will be one of the stops the parade will be happening way down there starting at 11th and broadway but i want to give you guys important information, especially for viewers going to use b.a.r.t. to get here to the parade. one of the stations was the one i showed awe 19th street. you also want to get off at 12th street if you're going to participate or check out the warriors championship parade. busiest times will be 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. when folks are going to the parade and then 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. when people are leaving the parade. now i want to point out parking will be packed and also when you do use b.a.r.t. you want to move to the center to make rooms for the fellow dub nation there. they are going to be there on the b.a.r.t. trains and also point out the service will not match the public schedule.

i want to make sure folks know that when they arrive at b.a.r.t. back out here live, you're seeing the street that will be plenty packed tomorrow morning and last year, want to point out more than 518,000 people used b.a.r.t., the fifth highest ridership in boo.a.r.t. history. there won't be the parade at the end but plenty of fun for tomorrow's championship parade. live on 19th street and broadway. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> nice and quiet now. wait until tomorrow. >> thanks, pete. now to our continuing coverage of the san francisco mayoral race. the vote counting continues today but over the weekend, london breed pulled ahead of mark leno. breed is ahead of the former state senator by nearly 1600 votes. but there are still about 25,000 votes to be counted. the race has been very close, been a ping pong match since election day and there's a chance we still won't know who the winner is until late this week at the latest -- at the

earliest. >> if not for the mayor's contest we haven't seen the votes this close since i've been here. i've been here for 16, director for 16, been here 18 years. >> breed got more first place votes in the san francisco mayoral race but didn't get more than 50% and that's why the race is going into an instant runoff and ranked choice votes are now under consideration. more breaking news overseas to tell you about. a deadly suicide bombing in afghanistan's capital and 12 people are known dead at this point. the attacks happened outside a government building in kabul. so far no claim of responsibility from but both the taliban and isis regularly hit targets like this one. >> been a rough sunday night for some people in the east bay. one man is in custody after a tense standoff ended late last night. this happened when neighbors called police after the suspect pointed a gun at them. which you can see in the video, that picture that we have, they

also say that man made racial slurs. the whole thing ended after eight hours. our nbc bay area crew was on air when police made that arrest a little after 11:00 p.m. we spoke with the neighbor who earlier took that -- >> he had it like this, to intimidate us and it was kind of scary. >> so police evacuated that neighborhood until the standoff ended and neighbors say that the suspect had only lived there for a few weeks. authorities have not identified him yet. we are now just hours away from the first ever meeting between a sitting u.s. president and a north korean leader. you're looking at singapore this morning where the world is watching. >> president trump and kim jong-un are both there ahead of the highly anticipated summit and "today in the bay's" blain alexander is also there this morning with what we can expect from the two leaders during this morning. good morning, blain. we just heard that things were progressing faster than

expected. >> yeah, kris and marcus, good morning over there. good evening from here in singapore. you're absolutely right the white house said because the talks are moving along faster than expected president trump is going to be leaving singapore earlier than expected. he will get out of the country and head back to the u.s. tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. so you may wonder how exactly have the talks been progressing faster if the two leaders haven't even met face to face? we do know that delegations from both countries have been kind of engaging in a series of pretalks and according to the white house they are moving faster than expected. >> before the face to face, first a welcome from the host country, president trump greeted by singapore's prime minister. >> thank you very much. >> the local leader already holding a similar meeting with north korea's kim jong-un who arrived sunday. air force one landing shortly after, a light public schedule for president trump ahead of the high stakes meeting. we're right outside of the shan

gri la hotel where president trump is staying during the summit. security is a big deal. barricades and lots of police motorcycles leading up to this area right here. here and everywhere, across the island nation, barricades down and signs up and police huddling for final instructions. and at the site of the summit on s sentosa island. >> a chance for them to meet for first time, historic moment, a first time a sitting us president met with a north korean chairman here in singapore. the meeting itself aa good start of what will be a long process when we talk about denuclearization. >> the stage now set for the process to begin. two leaders face to face for the first time in history. >> reporter: marcus and kris, remember of course the white house is saying that there are some signs of optimism, the fact these talks are going more

quickly than expected but keep in mind these are just the pretalks and secretary of state mike pompeo said earlier today, the only two mpeople who can mae any sort of concrete and major decisions are the two people who will meet in the room tomorrow morning. guys. >> we'll see what happens. thanks. >> interesting times, thanks so much. stick with nbc news for continuing coverage of the historic summit between president trump and kim jong-un. live coverage from singapore is coming up on the "today" show at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." right now at 6:09, we start out on this monday morning with some sunshine and we know it's going to be a hot day even though it's nice and cool now with mid-50s. our temperature trend in san jose will be at 68 degrees. rising fast already by 10:00 and we'll be at 80 degrees at 2:00, heading into the mid-80s for the afternoon. and for the inland valleys and spots like antioch and santa rosa, expects high in the low 90s today, most of the bay area

in the 70s and 80s but gets even hotter tomorrow. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend coming up in four minutes. scanning our shot of the bay bridge. >> i was moving our camera right and left to see the entire span as best i could. the report of the crash was indeed on the incline not at treasure island. that's great news. we'll talk about the crash reported on the incline but even the speed sensors indicated nothing past that toll plaza. so i'll continue to scan the toll plaza shot as well. it looks like everything is already. we have the build to the berkeley curve as they slow the metering lights down for a little bit and that may stick for the morning. no major problems. we're looking at contra costa county and both showing the build here, south bay nothing really a problem for santa chair ra county or san mateo county where things move very smoothly as you expect right now. we're going to end with an shot of the san mateo bridge from hayward towards foster city.

traffic flows at the pace you would expect at this time, 6:10 in the morning. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:10, coming up on "today in the bay," plans to build a new hotel and retail space. >> today is the very first day of no net neutrality rules. we'll look coming up in business and tech. later, still in danger, the new eruptions on hawaii's big island as we mark more than a month of intense volcanic act tist, 40 days in fact. you're watching "today in the bay."

monday morning, it is 6:14. a nice clear sunrise as you get ready to head out the door. a live look outside in palo alto where temperatures start out in the 60s, we'll be at 63 in the noontime temperature, very nice, 71 degrees and it will meet up fast by early afternoon low 80s and that's not the only spot it will be much warmer today. we'll talk about some 90s in the forecast and the hottest day of the week tomorrow coming up in less than five minutes. >> we'll look at travel times. look at that. 35 minutes for your drive off sonoma boulevard and that's typical slowing for high bay 37 out of val ho. not bad, we're still just under a half hour from highway had to the bay bridge on the east shore

freeway. s. happy monday to you. we have the trump/kim summit and the fed is expected to raise interest rates on wednesday. markets don't seem to be too upset about the collapse of the g-7 agreement over the weekend. futures call for a higher opening. as you heard, president trump left the summit after agree gs to sign to the overall agreement and then angrily tweeted he wouldn't sign after after he was offended by what the canadian prime minister had to say. the situation has created what the "new york times" is calling a diplomatic crisis between two countries that used to be best friends. a senior white house official says there's a special place in hell for canada's leader. most of this argument is over milk prices. the former u.s. ambassador to russia asked this morning, if the president can't negotiate milk prices with canada, how is he going to negotiate nuclear weapons with north korea? president trump is singapore for that summit with kim jong-un. here he is greeting the prime

minister of singapore. you'll see that in just a second. the trump/kim summit happens today our time, tomorrow singapore time. they'll shake hands and meet privately at 6:00 p.m., you're seeing the prime minister of singapore there, 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning singapore time, 6:00 p.m. ours. let's talk net neutrality, the first day without net neutrality rules. we don't think you'll notice anything online but who knows. they passed rules protecting net neutrality. house has california working on its own rules. it comes after the fcc voted to get rid of the rules. now there were a number of shady incidents surrounding this vote including the fcc saying the website had been hacked. we know it wasn't and a lot of fake public submissions supporting the change. the fcc filed, which you can look at with a data base, shows several people at nbc in this

building wrote in with their home addresses and everything else supporting an end to the rules of net neutrality. when you talk to them in person, they are astonished to hear they had wrote in. they hadn't -- this is true of millions of americans. these names and accurate addresses with these copy/paste copy/paste we support it and fcc said clearly we have to get rid of it then. >> but that's fraud. >> it is fraud. we don't know who committed it. >> okay. >> we'll be watching for this one. >> the u.s. army may move to california possibly even the bay area. san francisco and l.a. among 16 cities in contention for a new army command headquarters. they want to be near experts in technology and innovation they say so the bay area is a natural fit. an announcement could come by the end of the month. we'll let you know. today a new skyscraper opens as new york's world trade center. the third new building at the sign where the twin towers once

stood. it was the subject of legal disputes for years. some 9/11 victims families wanted that site preserved as a memori memorial. >> you may soon have another place to stay. a new hotel could be part of sky line near san jose international airport. the mercury news reports that marriott is in talks with city leaders on a hotel in the coalman high line office development area. that proposal calls for a five story 175 room building. can't be taller than that because it's on the flight path. the entire project is expected to include more than 1 million square feet of office and retail space as well. students across the country are feeling the joy of graduating from high school in one texas boy's accomplishment sent him dancing across the stage. you see him there, hugs, jumping up and down with joy. midland independent school district turned their tasles over the weekend. one of the classmates was particularly happy during that

ceremony. his name is carlos aria and born with down syndrome. the 19-year-old half walked and half danced across the stage to get his diploma and even dropped it after taking his -- after he wants a job where he can interact with people. seems like a perfect fit. >> for sure. look at that. that's great. >> he's got some of the -- >> usually they are like dropping the mike. >> dropping the dipdiploma. >> congratulations to him. >> today weatherwise we'll get a warm-up. >> it's going to start to heat up over the next couple of days. we do start out with 80s and 90s but it's going to cool down as the week goes along. here's a live look outside in san francisco with an amazing start this morning. no clouds and fog and it will be much warmer today than yesterday. we head inland to spots like martinez where it will be mid-70s already by 10:00 and 83

degrees at 1:00 today. heading into the upper 80s by 4:00 today. a look at all of the highs for the south bay, san jose we're reaching up to 85 degrees, milpitas, 82 degrees, 7-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen and we will be fairly warm all throughout the week. walnut creek 88 degrees and 76 degrees in oakland and for half moon bay we're looking tea high of 65 degrees and 74 in san mateo. san francisco upper 60s to low 70s, it's still going to be windy. for the north bay, 90 degrees? santa rosa, sonoma 88 degrees. we're excited about the warriors victory parade happening tomorrow morning as you line the parade route. it will be in the low 60s and at the time that the parade starts, it will be at about 68 degrees making it into the low 70s. overall nice and comfortable as you head out today. we have still a high amount of grass pollen. so that's the only thing that's affecting us on the allergy report. then we're going to see still

some clear dry weather, rain stays well to the north of us. i'm tracking this tropical system that's in the eastern pacific near ak ka pollco and it's hurricane bud moving towards cabo, if you have travel plans, you'll want to keep an eye on this. this should be moving into the area by thursday or friday. as we head to mike, you have another toll plaza backing up? >> the richmond/san rafael toll plaza. we're starting to see the fast track lanes back up. if you bring cash at this bridge as well, gives you an advantage. we're seeing cash lanes build up. that will be an issue. if that's not the toll plaza you're looking for the bay bridge also has a backup. we've seen it time and again. there is a fender bender reported in the cash lanes getting over to the toll plaza itself but i didn't see a problem from our live camera there. i think they may have cleared it quickly to the shoulder. through san pablo and highway 4, an earlier crash at mccuen, a disabled vehicle off the highway

4 not presenting a problem for cocoa county there. you have the build there and also for the dublin interchange, pleas abtanton slowing for hayward and build towards the san mateo bridge. we're going to see the volume kicking up over the next several minutes. >> it is 6:22, coming up next on qutsed in it's in the bay, a free lunch program for east bay students worried about going hungry without the school cav tear i can't rememb cav fear i can't during the summer break. >> the shops tells her to grab a rental but who's paying? i'm chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. i ju. >> on facebook, i shared a funny video for you, no love lost between these two dogs. read the post on my page and tell me if you've ever acted like this. there's a reason for it. it is 6:22 right now and it's a funny one too. you're watching "today in the bay." milpitas woman who says sh

a rental car run-around from nbc bay area responds to a milpitas woman who got a rental car runaround from a dealership. >> consumer investigator chris chmura says he helped get her her money back. >> good morning. shari says she bought a new hyundai sonata and a year and a half later it started shaking badly when she started the engine. so she took it to a dealer in fremont where mechanics told her she needed a new transmission. luckily the factory warranty

covered it. here's the dispute the dealer said it didn't have any loaner cars to spare so shari says a mechanic promised they would reimburse her if she rented a car herself. she spent $438 on a rental while waiting for those repairs and she then followed the dealer's instructions to get paid back but she spent four months making calls and sending e-mails and got zero pay back. that's when she called us. the dealer didn't respond to us directly but schahari says a fe days after we asked the dealer to review her case, she got the full $438 owed to her. shari learned an important lesson, whenever a business makes a verbal promise, that's not good enough. you have to get it in writing. a written reimbursement can save a lot of time and a lot of trouble. call us with your consumer complaints. 888-996-tips. or nbcbayarea.com/responds.

>> in hawaii's big island. the kilauea volcano is still spewing lava. it is going on for 40 days. the latest happened yesterday morning, kilauea is the most destrublgtive volcano in america since mt. saint helen blew in 1980. no deaths here. but no -- but more than 600 homes have been destroyed. now more earthquakes are coming with no end in sight. >> for some kids summer means going hungry without the school cafeteria as an option. in contra costa county there's a library system looking to fill the gap. kids and teens can stop in at nine different contra costa county locations from pitsburg to san pablo and in between. lunch is free for anyone under the age of 18. you don't have to prove you need it. the program starts june 11th, which is today and runs through august 16th. most locations will also have

reading programs and crafts and legos and movies and just hanging out. coming up here on "today in the bay," we're following breaks news in the south bay. a police officer injured doing paperwork in her patrol vehicle. the reason her car is to blame. >> one woman is dead after a chase across the bay bridge ended in a fiery crash but what led up to the wild series of events is also just baffling. you're watching "today in the bay." we )re off to a cool startt

the weather is heating up right now at 6:30, we're off to a cool start this morning but things are going to heat up across the bay area. take a look at your screen. you know where this is? we're live in san ramon. thanks for joining us on this monday morning. i'm kris sanchez, laura garcia is off. >> i'm marcus washington. >> let's talk about the heat up we're going to experience. >> such a nice weekend and it was windy but we did have nice, comfortable temperatures. as we start out this morning, a lot of sunshine. here's a live look outside in san jose, where in campbell we're going to start out with low 60s later this morning and a big warm-up for the afternoon reaching in the mid-80s and that's going to be above normal where we should be up to 78 degrees. we're going to reach 88 degrees in livermore. 91 in antioch, santa rosa at 90 and 72 in san francisco. gets even hotter tomorrow and

i'll talk about that and the weekend forecast at about seven minutes, the south bay shows a little bit of slowing. >> little slowing but this is the build we're seeing 101, 85 look at that right off the 101 split, we're starting to see a little slowdown approaching 87. that's a little unusual. we'll track that. there may be a fender bender but maybe we'll check with chp. a smooth drive through hayward slowing southbound 880. typical patterns in the areas and build across the san mateo and now the dumbarton bridge shows up a bit as well. the drive, highway 4 out of pittsburgh, that's typical, a disabled vehicle at 242. not a problem as you head down through concord and towards the walnut creek interchange the upper east shore freeway with slowing through sanpablo, it's eastbound 880. you see the red slowing at the berkeley curve because the volume continues to pack in and build. the metering lights were turned

on earlier at the bay bridge toll plaza but we held steady after earlier crashes did clear quickly from the incline to the toll plaza and treasure island all clear. >> breaking news to tell you about right now, this is out of orlando, florida. four children are being held to have theage inside an apartment complex. . this started last last night but continues at this hour. this is video of the scene from the last hour. we're being told that the kids are being held hostage in that apartment and ages are 1, 7 and 10 and 12. investigators are saying that they started -- this all started as domestic disturbance and investigations are under way right now and also an officer was shot here. police say that the injured officer just got out of surgery not too long ago and the injuries are serious and significant. >> 6:33, breaking news in the south bay. san jose police officers in the hospital this morning after an unusual series of events.

you see the air bags in that patrol car went off but the officer was not in a crash. >> qu"today in the bay's" bob redell was live at head quarter as enbob, you just got new information. >> we did. good morning, it turns off that the officer was driving her squad car, a chevy caprice on second floor at the north garage at san jose state. this is at the corner of 10th and san fernando. when the air bags randomly deployed. we're talking about the side air bags, to the left side of the driver and right side of the passenger. she was not involved in a collision. it appears they randomly deployed. the police department is trying to figure out why that happened. there was some sort of malfunction and as a result. this officer was taken to the hospital but only as a precaution. she is expected to be okay. reporting live here outside san jose police headquarters bob

redell, quts today in the bay. >> thanks for that update. >> investigators are trying so sort out a wild incident that ended in a deadly crash. let's walk through, this is video of the fiery crash shot by witnesses and police say a man and woman were in the car that's on fire. you can see it there. people running and the man -- the woman died and the man was taken into custody. the car crashed after a high speed chase and police say the pair kidnapped the woman in san francisco, put her in the trunk of the car. that woman had already escaped by the time this chase started. and the witness who shot this video talked about police trying to put out the fire. >> and the car was burning more, then she said like, you know what, we need to take these people out and help them out. she started panicking and yelled help. bystanders to help her out. >> police so far are not identifying who those suspects are nor whether they knew the

woman who was kidnapped. >> well following a week where we lost two high profile people to suicide. a senator wants congress to increase funding for three programs that focused on preventing the types of deaths. here's new york's chuck schumer. >> there is no good news when it comes to suicide. but there are things that can be done. >> now we want you to know the national suicide prevention hot line is 1-800-273-talk or you can actually text the word talk to 741-741. the suicidal thoughts or behavior can be reduced with mental health support and treatment. happening today a man who stole guns and threatened police officers is scheduled to appear in court. this is dustin hamilton, he has not yet entered a plea. in april, san francisco police arrested him after they say he stole guns from his parents home in san jose. they also say he left a manifest

to threatening to kill as many people as possible. well, now to a natural disaster in colorado. a wildfire growing there. it spans nearly 16,000 acres in the southwestern parts of the state. this is near new mexico. now more than 1300 people have been evacuated another thousand are on stand by right now. >> from antonio villaraigosa to john cox. a charter school may throw support to the republican candidate for governor. the advocates spent 23 million bucks supporting the villaraigosa in the primary but now the group says it may throw its support behind cox who is endorsed by president trump. gavin newsom is on the record supporting traditional public schools and calling for more charter school accountability. >> for the first time the events for l.a. pride sold out. >> sold out. live music and drag shows and art exhibits all packed this weekend.

thousands of people showed up in west hollywood for yesterday's parade. this year's theme was #justbe. organizers wanted people to reflect on what pride means to them. a quick head's up for your planning purposes, san francisco's pride parade is in a couple of weekends on june 24th. we take pride in a great drive as well. as we look at the traffic flowing into the south bay, a little build now in the northbound direction. it's pretty much on schedule. there was no crash here on 85 and the speed sensors cleared up nicely. we're showing anywhere south into the south bay out of the south county slowing through san martin, typical there. a little blip for highway 17 northbound. not a problem coming into the area and if you're leading, you're watching this show and that's not a problem towards the beach but it sounds like it's going to get warm. stick around with kari. we're looking at oakland and things are not a problem 880 north and southbound past the

coliseum. coming across the golden gate bridge, wonderful sunrise and easy drive right now. i imagine this must have been very crowded over the weekend. it took sunday off from looking at this particular camera because -- >> you took a day off? >> not the day off, just from watching the one camera. >> we like to look forward to the weekend when there's something going on. it's father's day this weekend and are we going to make -- >> sorry, what? >> it's father's day. >> children don't -- >> now is the time to get ready. it's going to be hot out there as you go shopping today. it will be in the upper 80s for the inland areas and 95 tomorrow. one of the hottest days of the week and then look towards the weekend. it will be cooling down but still comfortably warm while fran will drop in the mid 60s by the weekend. we do start out with 70s, maybe to yosemite, it will be a nice one reaching in the upper 60s on

friday, 64 on saturday and 65 on sunday. going to santa barbara, nice beach weekend but it's going to be cool and breezy there. only mid-60s for saturday and sunday. santa cruz looks nice but we were talking about this going over the summit today. today and tomorrow probably the best days to go because it will be cooling off in time for the wks, only reaching in the low 60s. let me know what you're doing this weekend. we have a lot of festivities going on, including father's day and some june celebrations from san jose and san francisco. i'm @ckari hall weather on facebook and twitter. get a personal itszed forecast and we'll talk about today's temperature trend in three minutes. >> a lot of dad s will get dubs stuff for father's day. coming up, we'll tell you about the dub nation celebration, everything you need to know about tomorrow's big victory parade, whether you're going or whether you're trying to avoid all of the madness.

>> and of course we'll have coverage as we begin to get ready for the big summit in singapore with north korea. let's take a live look at the big board, the collapse of the g-7 summit over the weekend didn't seem to affect markets. they are trading about even this morning. crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally.

geyser! [echo]stal! [echo] crystal! [echo] geyser! [echo] crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. it is 6:43. nice sunrise and still comfortable. it's going to be heating up as we look outside in fremont. we go from 62 degrees to 82

degrees at 4:00 today. and it's going to be even warmer tomorrow. i'll talk about that and also the first hurricane of the pacific tropical season coming up in less than five minutes. >> love the name. that's the one. we love seeing this still, 40 minutes for the drive for westbound 80. that's the top number there. over here no problems for the peninsula, easy drive. we'll show you what the rest of the commute looks like coming up. okay, so looking live for you right now at the 19th street b.a.r.t. station in oakland. b.a.r.t. is expecting extra riders across the bay area. perspective here, $518,000 we talk the to people this morning about the impact of their commutes. >> i think i'm going to be here extra early because it's going

to be packed. last year i did the same thing. i took b.a.r.t. and it was really packed. >> very excited. i'm always excited but with the warriors so -- win or lose, doesn't matter. >> already dressed up for the big event. so we know that they win a lot and in case you actually live under a rock the dubs won the third championship on friday. thgs the third one in four years and if you don't feel like fighting the crowd tomorrow we have live coverage for you here on nbc bay area. that starts at 10:00. happening today, plans to rename falen avenue in san francisco could move forward. the examiner reports a board of supervisors reports tonight. he was the mayor in the late 1800's. critics say he was racist. some want to rename the street after mexican artist frita. >> well some folks who live along the street tell the paper that they don't change the name, they fear it will actually just

mean a lot of paperwork to update their addresses there. happening tonight, one of portugal's top leaders visits the bay area. prime minister antonio costa is due to arrive soon at san jose airport. he'll spend four days in california and tonight he'll appear at the santa clara convention center. >> 6:46 now. broadway honored its best last night with the tony awards. that is of course the portuguese prime minister not robert deniro -- but he did steal in of the spotlight with a rather harsh assessment of president trump. >> robert deniro -- >> it's no longer down with trump, it's [ bleep ] trump. >> deniro said that phrase more than once while introducing bruce springsteen. if you were watching last night, you might not have caught it they bleeped the whole ten seconds. viewers did see the audience

wildly applauding, maybe you were wondering why. the band's visit won most musical. that would be a few more hours of quiet before the big summit today in singapore. >> that meeting gets under way at 6:00 p.m. our time. >> 6:00 p.m. our time today, relatively early tomorrow morning singapore time. latest video we have is the president getting an early birthday cake in singapore. his birthday is thursday. he has not tweelted lately. it's reasonable to assume he's asleep. the press has been told there's no public appearances before the summit. stills of kim jong-un arriving as well, greeted by the singaporean pm. this is the first of its kind summit between the leerd of north korea and american president. the key thing here is nuclear weapons the u.s. wants north korea to get rid of its nuclear weapons and north korea might do it under certain conditions and primarily its leader kim jong-un

be protected. he's worried about being overthrown. this is the libya problem. moammar gadhafi gave up the program and overthrown with our help. in part we weren't worried about libya's nuclear weapons and kim is no doubt worried about the same thing, he's asking for assurances that we will protect his rule which kind of puts us in an odd place supporting a dictator. all of this comes hours after president trump reneged on an agreement with the g-7, our closest kmem allies, decided not to sign a agreement after he felts stabbed in the back by justin trudeau. nbc will have special reports throughout the day as the summit gets under way. i'll be following it on twitter. you can follow any @ scott mcgrew. okay, so the dubs aren't the only ones achieving back to back here. talking about at the rate place

at the right time. it's hard enough to go to a major league baseball game and catch a foul ball but how about snagging a souvenir on back to back pitches. >> bare handed, yeah. >> look at that. so this happened yesterday at the a's game, bottom of the sixth inning there. that man caught back to back foul balls in the span of 22 seconds. the guy who caught the ball says he goes to ten a's game every season but this was the first time that he was able to catch not one but two foul balls. >> otherwise he would have been knocked in the noggin twice. >> how about the precision of our a's. >> great for him. that was a bonus. good day at the ballpark. tomorrow we move on to celebrate, warm weather all around the board.

let's look outside right now. los gatos can see the flowers in bloom and it's such a beautiful start to this monday morning. so thanks to our friend for this shot as we start out and getting out the door heading to work or maybe just going to the park to start out to unwind. it's going to be in the mid-50s as you head out the door and some low 50s in spots like livermore, upper 40s for the north bay as you get out the door in santa reeosa with the hh 49 to 90 today. and it will be 91 in antioch and also be warmer in san francisco reaching 72 degrees. and 85 today in san jose. seven-day forecast is at the bot many of the screen showing that we will have a warm start to the weekend and then cooling off. getting dressed this morning, good day for short sleeves and shorts. if you can make it a beach day or try to find a pool if you're in spots like san jose where it will be heating up today. san tals and sunglasses good options for this very warm weather. as we get a look at our forecast

for the warriors victory parade tomorrow, we'll be in the mid-60s and then making it in the low 70s by early afternoon. overall great weather for that. as we continue on with dry conditions around the bay area, high pressure still in place keeping us from getting our ocean breeze but i'm also tracking this farther south in the pacific. we have a weakening tropical storm alita and also we have hurricane bud. this is a category three hurricane near puerto val lart ta if you've got plans to travel to cabo this weekend, you'll want to keep an eye on this storm. it could be moving in as a tropical storm this friday. and it's going to be hot here at home with highs up to 95 degrees tomorrow. feeling much nicer by father's day but it will still be warm. mid-80s by sunday. mike you're tracking a couple of crashes. >> they are minor, relatively minor unless you're the one who suffered from the crash. weav

we're looking at no minor impact. a build for south bay. i want to call out the crash we've been tracking south of 680 at sunol. it's now in the center divide and will be a distraction for counter commute as well. just be careful traveling through the area just north of the sunol build. 84 through town. that's slower. we typically see that and that's not a surprise for folks. slowing as you hit the back of the slowing in towards san pablo there's a new crash as you're hitting the brakes already and that may take a while to clear. watch out slowing from highway 4 towards the carquinez bridge. a typical aerl for the slowing just kicked in over the last 20 minutes. the walnut interchange moves nicely. no real problems for the volume here. across the san mateo bridge, holding steady across the flat section. the sign still says -- they turned it off. there was an overnight wind advisory but it hasn't bb a problem. back to you. >> 6:52. coming up next at the top

stories on "today in the bay." including breaking news in the south bay, air bags that are supposed to save you during a crash. this morning went off without any explanation for san jose police officer. we'll tell you how the police officer is doing this morning. >> first happening now, breaking news, the pope is accepting the resignation of three chilean bishops accused covering up a reverend who sexually abused dozens of children. 31 active bishops offered to resign their posts. a warning from the national park, one man is dead after he could not escape a quick and cold waters of a river in the sequoia national park. it's unclear if he fell in or even went in voluntarily. circumstances and cause of death are under investigation. we have more news for you right after the break. before you head

here are the top stories on today 6:56 right now. welcome bark r back. here are the top stories on "today in the bay." >> live look at headquarters where a freak accident shook up one officer overnight who avoided serious injury. it happened when the air bags in the officer's patrol car suddenly deployed. in the last fi mun its we learned that the officer was in a chevy caprice driving through a parking garage and the video shows that the side air bag shot

open not the one in the front steering wheel. her injuries are not serious. breaking news from overseas, at least 12 people are dead after a suicide bombing in afghanistan's capitol. this happened outside of a government building in kabul. no one is claiming responsibility so far but the taliban and isis regularly hit targets like this one. >> still no winner in the race for san francisco mayor but it's a ping pong match. the voting continues -- as voting count continues today, london breed regained her lead over the weekend. she's already ahead by nearly 1600 votes but they are still 25,000 votes to be counted. there is a chance we won't know the winner until late this week. freed one more first place votes in the race but didn't get more than 50% so the ranked choice votes are under consideration. >> leading mayors from around the country including several from right here in the bay area are meeting in boston today. they are actually attending the conference of mayors. that event started on friday and

today is the last day. fre nont mayor lilly may and tom butt are all attending. a man is in custody after a tense standoff in the east bay. it happened yesterday. neighbors there tell us that the suspect pointed a gun at them and also yelled racial slurs. the standoff lasted about eight hours. police evacuated the neighborhood until the standoff ended and neighbors say the suspect had only lived there for i few weeks and didn't know them very well. authorities have not identified who the man is. >> a 35-year mystery comes to an end. this comes to a special agent from travis air force base. they arrested a man who they say deserted 35 years ago. william howard hughes jr. served at kirk lapped, the air force base in new mexico. he had top security clearance but authorities say he walked away from his post and came up with a fake identity. he was arrested at his home in

california. >> all right, take a look at our window over where are we? can we guess? maybe this is part of your commute. it is san ramon and contra costa county it will heat up there and all around the bay area today. >> lots of sunshine. we're heading in the 80s and low 90s for the inland areas today. tomorrow will be even hotter and i think we can see more widespread 90 aegs for the inland valleys and 93 on wednesday and then those temperatures come down several degrees for the end of the week. also for the wreek. san francisco for the next three days and sunshine and cooler the rest of the week. >> the commute is building. >> it is building but pretty gently. we have slower spots and we'll pick up san jose, the build northbound 101 doesn't show up so much here but 87 and 85, a lot more slowing farther south. 101 heading away was seeing traffic bogged down around em berk der ro but not a problem. there's the berkeley curve.

we can always count on that for slowing. >> some kids are still? school. >> my kids. >> evergreen school district. >> have a great last week. >> we'll see you back here at 11:00 for our midday show. thanks for starting your morning with us. ♪ good morning. face-to-face. in just hours, president trump makes the biggest foreign gamble of his presidency, sitting down with north korea's leader. can he get the deal that's eluded past presidents for decades? this morning, the secretary of state laying out the stakes. >> president trump is going into this meeting with confidence, a positive attitude and earness for real progress. >> we're there live. breaking overnight, heavy rain triggers flooding on the east coast. streets turn to rivers in philadelphia, leading to rescues. parts of the midwest and south