with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. >> first, let's talk about that forecast. >> still looks pretty hot again today but we'll get some relief along the coast today. san francisco slightly cooler. here's a look at los gatos and our temperature trend for today. 58 degrees starting out this morning and it will be warming up fast at 9:00, 68 degrees and 81 at noon. it goes up from there in the upper 80s. if you're planning to go out hiking or going to the parks in the east bay, keep in mind it starts out cool but by 10:00, we're already at 76 degrees but it will be hot. grab your water bottle before you head out the door and we'll talk about some cooler temperatures in the forecast coming up. vianey has been tracking that morning commute and a little bit of a problem right in the peninsula, right? >> just a bit. we were doing so well and then in my last report, this one popped up as i was going on air.

i have done a little digging, chp is reporting what appears to be still a bit of a traffic issue considering two lanes are blocked along northbound 101 at university avenue. this is involving two vehicles that appears to be a mini van and another smaller vehicle. one of those cars is blocking one of the lanes but the good news is chp is reporting that now tow trucks are on the scene. as of right now i'm not seeing delays due to the accident which is good news considering the tow truck is already there. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you very much. 5:01. breaking news north america scored overnight. world cup is coming to the u.s. in 2026. >> part of a joint bid with canada and mexico. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live outside levi stadium. there could be a chance we could see games here in the bay area. >> reporter: it's likely not going to be final match that's been promised to some of the other potential host cities but we do know the bay area was a very big part of this united bid between canada and mexico and what a way to kick off the world

cup tomorrow which will air on our partner station telemundo 48. this is the tweet that cannot contain the excitement of the bid committee. united 2026 reads the world will unite in north america. u.s. soccer is returning to our shores and it's been decades. the united bid committee show indicationed the bay area as one of the host cities and you can see them here on the map. but noting that our area in particular has a half million kids in the region that play soccer and also noted the fact that we are a very diverse and inclusive region. the world cup 2026 will be the largest one ever with 48 teams playing 80 games. 60 of those matches will happen here in the u.s. ten will go to mexico, ten will go to canada. we're talking about 16 stadiums

all like levi stadium already built. now they have to be whitled down from a list of more than 23. if you're not a soccer fan, this would be like the united states getting an olympic bid except that it's even bigger than that because it is a worldwide event. even if you don't play soccer, your kids do other sports, you will definitely feel the excitement here. i did post a question on my facebook page and my twitter feed. let me know what you think about the world cup coming to the bay area in 2026. kris sanchez, quts it's today in the bay. >> that will be cool, thanks so much, kris. >> our sister station telemundo 48 is the home for coverage beginning tomorrow morning starting at 4:30 as uruguay faces off against egypt. people in walnut creek might have seen a lot of firefighters in their neighborhood. this is because of a fire there, a house fire killed and elderly

person and sent two people to the hospital. >> bob re-dell is live at the scene. a tragic way for this family to start their day. >> reporter: good morning. this is absolutely heartbreaking. an adult son lived in this home here in the 700 block of mandarin lane with his elderly parents. he was able to save his mother and get him and her out of the house but unfortunately not his father. understandable given the amount of destruction you see here, you could imagine there must have been a lot of smoke and flame. this started at 12:45 this morning, not far from walnut creek. according to the captain with the contra costa protection district, when they arrived, as i mentioned, the son and his mom had gotten out and son tried to save his father who had been asleep in the upstairs bedroom. firefighters were the won who got the father out of the house but sadly as i mentioned, he did not survive. the son and his mother were taken to the hospital for cuts and smoke inhalation.

this was a two-alarm fire. the fire department had it knocked down in 30 minutes according to the captain. one of the biggest obstacles were the solar panels, made it difficult to cut through the roof and bent the fire, one of the techniques they use to get the fire out quickly. the house is a loss and there is an investigator out here right now who is trying to figure out what caused this deadly fire. reporting live in walnut creek, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> very tragic, thank you, bob. it is 5:05. president trump back on u.s. soil. as far as he's concerned, it's a dawn of a new era for north korea. president touching down at andrews air force base three hours ago, back from his historic summit with kim jong-un. here's a tweet reading, just landed along trip but everybody can now feel much safer than the day i took office. there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. meeting with kim jong-un was an interesting and very positive

experience. north korea has great potential for the future. some lawmakers are less sure about north korea's intentions or what the response will be from u.s. allies in asia and the pacific. >> 5:05. preventing another tragedy. pg&e is now warning you that power may be shut off soon. the embattled utility company posted it on its website that power could be cut off in certain neighborhoods during extreme fire conditions. just last week, state fire investigators determined pg&e contributed to the multiple deadly fires in wine country. company's equipment mostly power lines came into contact with trees sparking those fires. still no announcement in the san francisco mayor's race. a winner could be declared soon. possibly by the end of the week. as of right now the numbers are favoring london breed. she increased her narrow lead over narc leno. she's ahead by more than 1800 votes. there are 8,000 votes still needing to be counted. >> more than a week since the

june primary and there are still 2 million ballots that have not been counted. according to the secretary of state's office, it could take a few more weeks to count them all. a tense time for those in assembly and congressional races. the mail-in model which requires every signature on the ballot to be verified in person is taking some time. here's kim alexander from the california voter foundation. >> they've automated it as much as they can, but at the end of the day, it takes a human being to verify that signature to make sure it matches the voter signature on file. >> secretary of state has until july 13th to count every ballot and sefrt fi those results. san francisco debuting three new street cleaners. specifically we dedicated to cleaning up crash in the bike lanes, why we're showing you the bike lanes, keep them clean. first look at 10:00 this morning. it's a good day to ride the

bike and we're stepping out the door to temperatures in the upper 50s for much of the bay area. cool in half moon bay, 46 degrees and now one of the cooler spots. let's go to one of the hotter spots today, martinez and even though it starts outcome fortable. by 9:00 we're already at 72 degrees. 85 at noon. yeah, you'll want to stay inside for lunch. as we go through the day, low 90s, we'll be at 93 degrees at 3:00 today. a look at all of the high temperatures. stl low 90s for napa and morgan hill as well as livermore. san jose 88 degrees and 70 in san francisco, only the coast getting a little bit of a -- bit of a cooldown for today. we'll talk more about a much bigger cooldown in the forecast and vianey has a look at the morning commute. so far the peninsula is the only problem spot. >> that's the only problem spot so far. you can see it here on the map. there's a minor fender bender on

university avenue. the tow trucks are on scene. we shouldn't have major issues, aren't seeing slowdowns. >> it's still fairly early to not much of a slowdown there westbound 580 towards richmond bridge. westbound 80 towards the bay bridge, looking at nine minutes and westbound 92 towards the san mateo bridge, about 12 minutes. i'll send it back to you. coming up next on "today in the bay." men going under the knife. looking to improve their looks. we're going to tell you about the procedures going forward. >> seattle makes a giant flip flop and it's a good lesson for us in the bay area. when "today in the bay" continues.

good wednesday morning, we wake up to clear skies already. starting to see the sunrise over san jose and we're going to get a lot of sun into the afternoon. another warm one, santa tereas will be at of 66 at 9:00 and low 80s for early afternoon and it's still going to be a warm one for the inland areas. a big cooldown is on the way. we'll take a look at that coming up in less than five minutes. we're definitely starting to see more people hitting the roads this morning. we had a minor fender bender but not affecting the drives this morning. towards sfo, you're only looking at 11 minutes. i'll have an update on the rest of the bay area drive times

coming up. big day in business, the fed will likely raise interest rates that will come around 11:00 a.m. our time. watch shares in comcast and in disney. both of these companies want to buy part of fox. comcast by the way owns this tv station. yesterday a judge ruled at&t and time warner can merge and that's going to clear the way for a lot of other mergers. comcast is jumping in could be bad for disney, disney stock may fall. disney is a dow component could pull the dow lower as well. >> tesla said it would layoff 9% of the employees and works out to about 3,000 people. tesla says the cuts will not come from the production line. tesla needs to speed up the manufacture of cars to make more money because if it doesn't it's going to run out of money and then it either has to borrow more or dilute its stock. both are terrible options and elon musk enshurs ing investors he won't do either one of them.

>> parts unknown has due to be removed from netflix over the weekend. it's the clip of the favorite chef visiting san francisco. an unusual story out of seattle that should get our attention. seattle city council reversed itself, not going to levee a head count tax on tech companies, notably amazon, in order to help homeless people. the astonishing thing about this, seattle city leaders had voted unanimously to levy the tax and amazon joined by by microsoft and starbucks. all of a sudden, weeks after the vote, never mind we're not going to do it after all. but you know a number of south bay cities talked about, most notably mountain view and google. if your company is bringing in all of these people, you should have to pay part of the insfra trukt tour. that's a good argument. it's not a partisan thing to say. it literally is a tax on jobs. seattle said maybe not a good

idea. >> all right. one to watch. thank you very much, scott. >> it is quarter after 5:00. pain at the pump is continuing. consumers actually spending $69 more a month to fill up compared to last summer. currently americans are spending about 7% of their annual 2018 income on gas. experts say motorists can expect to spend at least $250 more on gas this summer, especially if you're taking those trips. this morning the co-founder of fashion label guess is out. the company says paul marciano resigned as executive chairman. kate upton among those who publicly accused him of wrong doing. health news this morning for you, more men are now going under the knife for plastic surgery. the american society of plastic surgeons says 1.3 million men had surgeries last year. most common procedures,

liposuction and tummy tucks and male breast reduction. younger men want to improve their body to go to the beach and older men focus on the face. quad rupled since the year 2000. >> getting very -- >> i'm not going to say i have or have not had the surgery but i'm turning 68 this year. >> yeah, right. >> just kidding. >> go for the botox but the dad bod will always be in. >> dad bod -- i thought you said dead bod. >> in some cases. all right. a lot of people will be hitting the beach today. you do want to look good. it's sunny and warm today. here's a look at the san jose this morning. one of the spots that will still be pretty warm and a lot of people looking for somewhere cooler to go, maybe the movie theater or the mall. south bay 7-day forecast coming

up at the bottom of the screen. let's head over to fremont for the morning commute that starts out at 59 degrees. nice and cool. we can start out opening up the windows and as it warms up later today, it's going to be nice in fremont but some spots for the south county are going to reach back in the low 90s today. gilroy 93 degrees. and in milpitas expect a high of 88 degrees. we'll be up to 93 in walnut creek and 90 in livermore. oakland today 79 degrees and half moon bay, 63 degrees. we'll be at 79 in san mateo and san francisco coming down a few degrees. outer sunset at 64. and 86 today in novato. as we make plans today, looking for something to do with the kids, you might want to head out to the san mateo county fair going on from noon until 10:00 and it's going to be nice there. mid-70s sunshine and perfect weather as we get ready to head into the rest of the week and

weekend. we do still have really dry weather in place and high pressure. storm track staying well to the north of us. seattle getting rain once again today. and as we make plans for the weekend, it will be cooling off here as well as we see the return of the onshore flow. let me know what you're doing this weekend @kari hall weather. check it out, by saturday, we're up to 78 degrees. on sunday 80 degrees. really nice weekend but it does start to heat up again early next week. san francisco going from 70 today to 63 on friday. vianey has been tracking the morning commute. anything else going on this morning besides what's happening in the peninsula? >> we did have something new pop you. if you're commuting in for tracey, some bumper to bumper traffic because of a collision. we have that accident reported along the peninsula working to clear out. but now chp is reporting a crash along westbound 580 just west of the 205.

unfortunately it appears to be involving two vehicles and a motorcycle. and a motorcycle rider is down in one of the lanes, blocking one of the lanes at the moment. you can see the delays backed up through the 205 area. unfortunately there aren't very many options in the area to avoid the bumper to bumper traffic. try to hop off on the service streets. we'll hope the motorcycle rider is okay. share the roads and left ook tor left and right out there. the earlier crash we're still not showing delays which means the tow trucks are clearing that off the shoulder. ten minutes there and live look at the by braj camera. the metering lights definitely on at this hour and towards the san mateo bridge. your commute is looking mh better there but still definitely stain to pick up volume there on the road. i'll send it back to you. >> what a difference, right? >> thanks so much. >> coming up, a growing concern

in northern california. another opium poppy field has been discovered. we're going to show you where and how many of these groves have been found so far. you're watching "today in the bay." a secret, opium poppy grow

discovered in santa cruz it is 5:22, it happened again, a secret opium poppy grove discovered in santa cruz county. deputies found 400 plants at the

watsonville property which had been vacant for more than three months. they were planted in between other plants and weeds as a disguise. it's the ninth opium poppy field found in the area this spring. we're looking back at bay area baseball history and heroes in our next installment of our award winning documentary series, bay area revelation. >> we talked with barry bonds about life after baseball and what it's meant to be a san francisco giant. bond's father and god father willy mays were bill influences on his home run hitting. >> always battling the two acceptance. it was great for me because i wanted to play baseball with them, be on the same field with them. i wanted to be a san francisco giant, ever since i was a little boy. no other team existed. >> this is coming up on friday, june 15th after giants baseball for bay area revelations champions of baseball. >> all right, let's talk

basketball. warriors fans. how cool is that? we're talking about the warriors victory parade through downtown oakland. a lot of champagne there. what a party. marcus teamed up with january janelle for viewers at home. >> you won the championship, you need to celebrate. >> okay, i heard you there. >> i was there. and it was a lot of fun. >> did you enjoy it? >> i did. >> first warriors win parade? ? it was. an experience to see all of the players and fans and look how excited they are. you saw that throughout the day yesterday. it was great. bay area stands up, something to be proud about too. >> it's always nice when they come out to the crowd as well. people get out there, covered them in years past, they get out so early in the morning to stake out their spot. >> yeah, nick and janelle were the first to up jump off at the start. they didn't wait for the double decker bus, they went wild. >> did you meet some of the

players? >> i did not but it's okay. i'll get my time. >> next time because they are sure to win again. >> oh, yeah. >> i'm sorry to miss that. prescheduled vacation. >> i was there for you, held down the fort. >> i know. coming up, breaking news. we move from basketball now talking about world cup soccer coming to north america. we're just learning about the soccer match everyone across the world will be watching. >> muny central subway is still under construction but there are already talks of extending that line. we'll tell you what other popular places the new line may go to next. it is 5:25, you're watching "today in the bay." >> the man accused much trashing a homeless man's property appears in court. he may have targeted homeless people more than once. >> you're looking live from our san bruno mountain camera. more headlines coming up for you right here on "today in the bay." it )s wednesday -- we )ve t

it )s wednesday -- we )ve made t halfway through the week. welcome to wednesday morning. halfway through the workweek. taking a live look outside oracle arena. all lit up still in celebration of the warriors. stretch out that celebration, as long as we can. good morning to you and thank you so much for joining us, i'm

laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we want to head over to kari hall with a better look what we can expect. another warm one. >> it will be a warm day and it's going to be hot again in spots like concord. yesterday we made it into the mid-90s. as we look at our temperature trend for today starts out at 62 degrees at 7:00 and 76 degrees already by 10:00. noon 85. after that it's just going to be uncomfortable, reaching in the upper 80s and lower 90s. one of the cooler spots will be the san mateo county fair this evening and through the afternoon as well. we'll reach into the mid-70s there and some sunshine, breezy winds and then cooling down in the upper 60s tonight. by 7:00 it's 65 degrees. so may be one of the things you'll do this weekend and we'll talk about the whole weekend forecast coming up at about eight minutes. vianey has a look at the morning commute and so far so good, right? >> it's been pretty good. we've had a couple of issues on the road.

right now popping up a look at the bay area, we have something going on. if you're driving from tracey, let's get right to that. earlier there was a crash reported westbound 580, just west of the 205. unfortunately a motorcycle rider was down. i read the chp report. it appears somebody did stop and help that motorcycle driver move to the right hand shoulder to a much safer location but you're seeing a couple of delays there. so far it appears they are working to move those out of the lanes originally there was one lane blocked. that will get a little better. even at this hour, we're seeing delays coming out of that area, westbound 580 from grant line road towards the 680. we're looking at 24 minutes, southbound 680 from 58011 minutes and westbound 84, about 14 minutes. i'll send it back to you. >> thanks so much, vianey. now to breaking news from overnight, the world cup is coming to america. >> early this morning fifa awarded the 2026 games to the

u.s., mexico and canada. kris sanchez is live outside levi stadium. the bay area could be a big part of this excitement. >> reporter: yeah, what a way to kick off starting tomorrow on telemundo 48. the bay area is a revery strong contender to be one of the host cities for the cope pa 2026. this is a statement we just got from levi stadium. bay area received the second tiest technical evaluation from fifauring the review process. we're excited about our pro inspects being selects as a host still in 2020. levi stadium seen the world soccer stage and the gold cup and we're humble to now be preparing for the once in a lifetime possibility of hosting the fifa world cup that is from the 49th president, 49ers president said 2020, i think he meant 2026. this tweet can't seem to contain

the excitement of the bid committee. united 2026 reads the world will unite in north america. u.s. soccer writes that the world's biggest sporting event is returning to our shores. now the united bid company show cased the bay area as one of the host cities, noting the fact a half million kids play soccer here in this region and also noted was our diversity and inclusiveness. you can see other cities in contention as well. that will be whittled down to about 16. the world cup 2026 will be the largest ever with 48 teams, playing 80 games, 60 matches here in the u.s. and 10 matches in mexico and 10 matches in canada, all at 16 stadiums total and like levi stadium, that's really how we managedocco tha a infrastructu

infrastructure. if you're not a soccer fan, this would be like the bay area getting the olympics but even bigger than that, ask a soccer fan when you go to the office today if you're not one of them. they'll be sure to give you an earful. i did post this on my facebook page and twitter feed. want to know what you think, whether you think you're excite as it kicks off tomorrow on telemundo 48. we'll be watching and i'll be rooting for mexico. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> it's like a fever that everyone catches. >> it's really fun. thanks a lot. >> our sister station telemundo 48 is home coverage starting at 4:30 as uruguay faces off against egypt. a hit-and-run crash overnight in san jose. police found a victim, a 19-year-old woman near a crosswalk. she says she's expecting. this is at mckee road and capitol avenue and happened at 2:20 in the morning. san jose police say the driver was in a boxy silver suv.

if you saw anything, you were in that area, call police. you might have some new options when traveling through san francisco. the city of san francisco is beginning to process of considering an extension of the billion dollar central subway project that is one of the most popular destinations. >> pete suratos is live from fisherman's wharf on who most likely could benefit from all of this. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. you talk about folks that can benefit from it, you talk about the workers here and maybe they are traveling outside the area and could benefit them with options or folks trying to get to the wharf. >> it would be a headache fm b.a.r.t. or what have you. let's start where the central subway will take you. let's pull up the map and show viewers it starts off in the

soma area through union square and eventually ending in chinatown. as far as a fisherman's wharf extension, you have the municipal transportation agency in san francisco doing what they are calling public outreach on the fisherman's wharf extension talking to a number of community groups at least in the past few weeks and that's information we're getting from the san francisco examiner. according to a 2014 study, you are saying this wharf extension, the fisherman's wharf extension could cost $1.4 billion. that could be a factor. as far as other options for central subway project, could be extensions to the marina district, presidio, and conrad square and kirkland near peer 39. that could be a benefit to folks. as far as what's actually being built, the south of market to chinatown station, stop for central subway is scheduled for debut later in 2019. but all of that, want to say in

the beginning process of this and still needs to be an environmental review as far as engineers designed for fisherman wharf. is it could look ten years away from any extension here at fisherman's wharf. pete suratos, for "today in the bay." >> pretty start to the day. it is 5:36. things got more serious for a man who stirred up controversy strashing a homeless man's property. >> hey. help me! >> here's a reason. a new video clip showing henry sentake in a violent altercation, taking a phone from a man filming him. the fan confronted him but a separate viral video showing trashing a homeless man's property near lake merritt. faces theft and assault charmgs and people in oakland are still talking about that first video. >> going into his space. he's not -- why is it cause to

go in his space. >> causing a stir online with some referring to him as jogger joe. he's expected to answer the charges later this morning. okay, so the radical plan to split california into three states will now be in your hands. it's called the cal three and it just earned a spot on the november ballot. the idea spearheaded by silicon valley tim draper. delivered 600,000 signatures in order to qualify for ballot. here's the proposed orders. the bay area and sacramento would be part of northern california. l.a. would simply be california. and fresno all the way down through san bernardino and san diego would be southern california. now as voters approve it the state lawmakers would still have to give it the okay. the federal government also has to agree. >> it's 5:37. a bill banning gay conversion therapy is advancing. the judiciary committee advanced

that proposal. critics say it infringes on religious liberty. the decision to cut the microphone on the valedictorian is sparking a larger call for change in the north bay. >> it happened in petaluma. the high school made the decision to cut the mike. it prompted supporters to pack a board of education hearing and held signs saying let her speak. she was silenced when she tried to talk about sexual assault. parents and students last night demanded more from school leaders. >> if you do not do anything, you are teaching these boys that what they are doing is okay and you are teaching the girls to shut up and take it. >> i hope they stop just trying to sweep it all under the rug. they need a change for sure. >> lulabell did not attend the meeting and the school board did not comment on the unexpected

protest. >> continuing coverage of the wildfire burning in colorado. it now stands at 91 acres, hundreds have been evacuated and crews say they are in full fire response and request quote, a big air attack. the u.s. forest service is closing trails in the area. a man made wildfire continues to burn this morning in carson city, nevada. that fire in the volume tair canyon started when a camper's fire accidentally spread. no homes are immediately being threatened but voluntary evacuations are in effect for the west side of the city. >> good morning, it is 5:39. we were doing so well but unfortunately we have a number of issues across the bay area. let's get right to one that's already causing pretty heavy delays in san jose. there's a crash on northern 101 just south of oakland road, lane number three is currently blocked and you can see heavy delays out of that area. chp is reporting somebody is on the way to clear that out. we're seeing delays backed up

all the way through third street. heavy delays off of there. i would say jump off and take service streets and hop on after the oakland street area. we're also seeing another crash along eastbound 84 before the dumbarton bridge toll plaza. the shoulder is blocked. not seeing as many heavy delays there but it could cause issues as we head towards the 6:00 a.m. hour. tri-valley drive times, a quick update on westbound 580 at grant line road. it looks like that is recovering now at 23 minutes. if we head outside and take a live look in some of the spots that are really delayed. including the bay bridge camera showing metering lights are on for quite some time. heavy delays because of that crash blocking a lane. definitely seeing heavy delays in the south bay. >> that's right, cooler temperatures right now. as of right now, it's the time to get things done, go out for a run. it will be heating up today and

this weekend we're going to enjoy some much nicer weather. saturday's forecast will see the coast at 65 degrees. 74 for the bay. and inland areas only in the upper 70s and now for sunday, father's day, we'll also have nice weather, a lot of sunshine and the coast will be in the mid-60s and bay upper 70s and 80 for the interior valley. not a bad weekend. maybe you'll go to the june parade and festival in san francisco in the phil more. it's going to be at 59 degrees during the morning when the parade starts and we'll be in the 60s throughout the day with sunshine. in vallejo, we have the pirate festival happening this weekend. that looks like a lot of fun on saturday ats 10:00. we'll start out with mid-60s and then mid-70s throughout the day. beautiful weather for that as well. if you're going to napa valley, upper 70s all weekend long and sunshine staying very comfortable. as you head out to the vineyards and the sierra.

this is a live look in kirkwood this morning, it's going to be in the low 60s and saturday looking good. there will be a chance of rain on sunday. i'll have a look at our hot temperatures for today in the south bay, that's coming up in three minutes. >> we look forward to it. thanks. >> coming up here on "today in the bay," helping the homeless, a push in the bay area to give them a place to stay. >> really big promises from the president. he says the nuclear threat from north korea is over. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues.

mike traffic tease right now at 5:44, we're two minutes from sunrise as we take a live look outside in san jose. another one of those days where you start out with a jacket and end up with shorts. as we go to sunnyvale, 62 degrees at 9:00 and normally we're in the upper 70s and it's back in the low to mid-80s by early afternoon. we'll look ahead to much cooler temperatures and full microclimate forecast in less than five minutes. >> it you're heading in towards the south bay, it is a bit of a nightmare along northbound 101. a crash is blocking one of the lanes and they are working to clear that out. so far it looks like lane three remains blocked. we'll have an update but bumper to bumper traffic. you may want to take service streets. >> we know how tough the housing market is in silicon valley. mountain view churches are answering the call to provide a unique sanctuary for those in need. >> launching a new pilot project

called lots of love. the lots they are referring to are parking lots and provide safe parking spots so homeless don't have to park on street. leaders hope it cuts down on number of cars that people live in on busy city streets. >> just 40 parking spaces means 100 people not on the street. safer for them, puts them in touch with the help they need and frankly i think it will be well received by the neighborhoods who are growing a little tired of folks out there parked in front of their homes and businesses. >> the churches will also provide access to restrooms and running water. program is starting next month. >> have you ever been the victim of a crime? new research shows california voter's decision to reduce penalties for drug and property crimes in 2014 contributed to a rise in theft, particularly car burglaries and shoplifting. public policy institute put out that study. the institute does not say the change did not increase the violent crime but did reduce

prison and jail population. a follow-up for you now. e-mails obtained by mercury news providing a new look at the federal response before and after the bay area immigration raids earlier this year. i.c.e. agents detained more than 200 people in raids from california to oregon. the e-mails indicate i.c.e. considered the raids a success and victory over oakland mayor libby shaft. publicly the white house blasted shaft forgiving an early warning about the immigration raid. the e-mails did not indicate shaft's comments allowed for anyone to evade agents. >> startling discovery. more than 50 suspected undocumented immigrants were found inside of a big rig in texas. this was on tuesday evening. some of them are minors and the groups were taken into homeland security custody and are not being released. authorities have not released the identity of the driver of that truck. >> 5:47. attorney general jeff sessions is expected to give more detail on the crackdown on immigration this morning. >> scott mcgrew, we're talking about the legal kind.

>> good morning. we expect jeff sessions will give us more information today about why the u.s. will no longer allow victims of domestic abuse or gang violence to apply for asylum. generally speaking, when people come to the border asking for asylum they are not breaking the law. what they are doing is what they are supposed to do, but we can limit the reasons. an important political lesson in south carolina. republican congressman mark sanford who has been a frequent critic of president trump, lost his primary. a candidate who unabashedly supports the president will be the republican candidate instead. trump had tweeted at the last minute he supported republican katie herrington over sanford and that seemed to do the trick. president trump also tweeting about his trip to singapore to meet with kim jong-un and tweeted the nuclear danger from north korea is over and that north korea is a problem no longer. trump also declaring victory in the bid for the world cup.

as our kris sanchez has been telling you, a combined bid has won the rights to host the 2026 world cup. president trump had been pressuring fifa members to choose north america over the competing bid for morocco and he wasn't subtle. he tweeted in april, it would be a shame if countries that we always support were to lobby against the u.s. bid. why should we support those countries when they don't support us? so the president no doubt noted france voted against us and for morocco, so too did italy and netherlands and north korea. taiwan and turkey also voted for morocco. president trump will not be president in 2026 but current policies would bar teams from say for instance iran from competing in the world cup here. we're looking at all of things happening in washington. the president just getting back from the long trip. we don't expect a lot of action but if it happens you can follow

it on twitter @scott it mcgrew. >> a happy ending to a story you may have followed online. a raccoon reached the top of a minnesota skyscraper. it goes that little raccoon started kind of going up the skyscraper and a lot of people became preoccupied with it. it happened in st. paul. little guy started scaling a 50 story building and office workers posted pictures of the animal. he was far off the ground and you could see him on the ledges and people were lining the streets with binoculars to make sure you made up safely. fire crews discovered it was too dangerous to rescue him and put cat food on the roof if he made it he would have something to eat and got to the top early this morning. don't know what the plan was to go up there. this is how invested people in the area were on following the raccoon story.

this is from the newsroom affiliate. >> oh, my gosh! >> go go go! [ applause ] >> they were cheering him on. no word yet on what will happen to the animal, where he is at last check no one can find him but already an internet star. >> of course a building to scale there, out of his element i would think. >> we've been kind of out of our element too because it's been really hot for the inland parts of the bay area. but it's going to cool off over the next few days, we're going to find relief. let's get a live look what you're going to feel as you step out the door. your out the door temperature right now in oakland is 56 degrees. and also in livermore, it's 57 in san jose. palo alto and in san francisco. and the 7-day forecast is at the bottom of the screen showing that we will have a little bit of warm weather today and it will be much nicer by the weekend. if you're going out to the hiking trails in the east bay today or going out to the park,

it will be most comfortable during the morning. also at 10:00, we're at 76 degrees with the sunshine but then turning hot by early afternoon as we reach into the upper 80s there. some spots up to 96 degrees. that's the hottest temperature we have on this map in anty of course oak today. san francisco, 70 degrees and 86 degrees in palo alto. as you're looking out the window, you're standing in front of the closet like what do i wear today? it's another day for layers and maybe something lightweight light colored to help keep you cool and something breathable like a t-shirt and also shorts. good options for today. also reminder that if you've been sneezing, don't forget the allergy medication and mostalle pollen. that's what's high right now. no changes in the weather pattern which has been really dry as we look across the region and the reason why, we've had high pressure that gives us clear skies but that will be gradually moving off to the east

but the storm track stays well north of the bay area. i've also been keeping tabs on hurricane bud. that's moving closer to baja, california, move being towards cabo. if you or someone you know has travel plans there, keep an eye on this one. it was a category 4 hurricane yesterday. the good news is that it has weakened and it will be moving into cabo as possibly just a tropical storm heading into friday as well as the weekend. our forecast stays nice and quiet heading into father's day. it's going to be so comfortable. maybe make plans to take dad to the park. it's going to be 80 degrees inland and san francisco it's going to reach into the mid-60s. heading to vianey, you've been tracking a problem approaching the bay bridge. >> there was a stalled vehicle. i'm happy to report they are working to clear that out. we're still seeing a couple of delays there but we are definitely starting to see some slight delays right past that toll plaza but the one really causing backup is northbound 101 just south of oakland road.

lane three remains blocked at this time. it's definitely causing slowing. 51 minutes from northbound 101. live look right now in san jose. back to you. >> thanks so much, vianey. it's 5:54. coming up, finding a cabin in lake tahoe may soon become more difficult. the rules affecting air bnb and other short term rentals. >> victims of the golden state killer could soon receive compensation. usually crime victims have three years after a crime to seek compensation but new language added to a senate bill would allow victims to receive compensation after a subject has been identified. more news for you after the break. it was so hot yesterday!

kari shared these pictures on twitter.... her kids cooling off at the pool. how are you beating t welcome back. it was hot yesterday, kari shows these pictures on twitter for kids cooling off at the pool there. how are you beating heat? let us know on social media. >> at 5:57, preparing for the big one. department of building inspection hosting the 2018 earthquake safety fair at the civic auditorium today, goes from 10:00 to 4:00. workshop and hands on emergency training. can also meet with experts to talk about building permits and workplace safety. >> a follow-up this morning on this week's deadly crash on ter

state 680 on danville. a doctor with john muir health physicians network was killed when the tree fell on to her car during that morning commute. now chp is hoping to talk to anyone who witnessed the actual crash or anything leading up to it. the investigators are still trying to figure out why that tree fell on the highway. >> might have a tougher time finding an air bnb in the sierra. they'll decide whether to place restrictions on who can rent vacation homes in the city. they could end up removing 1400 rental homes from the market. a group called the tahoe neighborhood group submitted more than 1600 signatures in support of the ballot initiative. >> new this morning, more parents are choosing not to vaccinate their kids. a new study from baylor college found a rise in the number of kindergartners who are not vaccinated. researchers specifically focused on 18 states that allow nonmedical exemptions to vaccines. there was an increase in 12 of the states.

experts stress complete vaccination coverage in the best way is really the best way to protect against outbreaks of highly infectious diseases. and you can get free tacos today thanks to the nba champion golden state warriors, taco bell is giving out free dor reet toes locos tacos, steal a game, steal a taco promotion. they stole game three rallying against the cavs. just a head's up, you only get one per customer. don't try to get three or four. >> don't try to put a disguise and go through the drive-thru over and over. >> breaking news, major decision from fifa overnight which could bring the world cup to the bay area. >> more breaking news for you, this time in the east bay. we're live at the scene of a deadly house fire in contra costa county. what we're learning about the person who died. >> it's going to be another hot day across the bay area. taking a live look outside from

the dublin camera this morning. kari tracking the heat and when we can see some relief. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> i say continues because we've been on the air since 4:30 this morning. love when you join us early. thanks for joining us. >> of course we'll have more of your traffic commute in just a minute. vianey has that. but first let's look how hot it's going to be today. >> still going to be hot today for the inland valleys, only the coast will get a little bit of some relief today. let's take a live look outside in san francisco this morning. all nice and clear. we can see the fog returning as early as tomorrow morning. one of the hot spots martinez, check out our temperature trend, it's going to be 76 degrees and then reaching in the low 90s again today and it's going to be slow to cool down this evening. we'll talk about a cooldown in the forecast in just a few minutes. vianey, you said it is not looking good zpl not looking good out there.