south bay, 822 in concord and santa rosa, high of 81. we'll talk about a big warm-up in the workweek forecast and mike now there's a crash at altamo altamont. >> this is on the altamont pass road not 580. a big look at the bay, call another crash over to the water but over here west 580, that moves smoothly, right there just off the freeway, there is a crash blocking one of those highway 4 and antiocheeway is and concord, 680 and 24 look great. south 880 slowing you saw pop up on the sensors at 92. one lane may be blocked in hayward. back to you. >> thanks, mike, 5:00 right now. preparing for the next big fire. if you notice smoke it may be from wildfire training

exercises, pete suratos is live in orinda where one of the controlled burns i today and this comes after windy weekend with those fires. >> that's right, we're standing here on bear creek road where one of those exercises, the controlled fire is going to happen here starting today, lasting for the next couple of weeks. we'll get to that in a moment. you mentioned there were brush fires already seen over the weekend, it's good that firefighters are at least getting these exercises going, we'll show you some of the video too far from the burn zone. there were up to seven brush fires breaking out along santa rosa creek trail and railroad track near fulton and north dut ton avenue. those fires were small. no structured were burns and no one was evacuated. we want to show viewers where it's taking place, controlled

burns at two sites here in contra costa county, one directly across from the substation in orinda. the other where we'rending in this area we're standing between bear creek road and the bringonis res voice. under moderate burning conditions using techniques to control those flames. those fires will be set up with preexisting fire control lines and there's also going to be extra fire engines staged on site as backup. there's a chance you may see or smell smoke, you might see it when you're driving and being advised to close exterior doors and windows to keep the smoke out of your home. they'll keep people posted on any changes via social media. you can expect to see more as we enter wildfire season. live in orinda, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> it is 5:02. anger is spilling out about immigrant children being separated from their parents. we've seen protests across the

country in the last 24 hours and even lawmakers on both sides are scrambling to figure out what to isdo heading to capitol hill to talk immigration with republicans. tracie potts is live with what's next. people want to see change. >> people do want to see change. and that's why we're seeing democrats head to the border to get another look at some of the conditions that these children are under, a lot of finger pointing going on in washington. we're hearing from first lady for first time on this amid calls to reunite these families. >> father's day protest across the country including this one in texas against tent cities being set up to house immigrant children. >> i'm not happy. i'm not happy so they went up fast. i think they should follow the money. >> nearly 2,000 children

crossing the border have been separated from their parents since april when the government started enforcing zero tolerance. >> hot mess, that's what this is. >> president trump facing critics from his own party. >>than 20 year republican voter and i'm not any more the president blames bad legislation on democrats. the democrats have to change their law. >> first lady melania trump weighing in, mrs. trump hates seeing children separated from their families and a stament in the office says adding that the u.s. needs laws but gover heart. >> it's zero tolerance, i don't think you have to justify it. >> the administration defending it. >> why would you want the children in jail with their parents, you want them in a facility temporarily. >> president trump could stop this policy with a phoneepubcane against the separation policy president trump prepares to meet with them tomorrow and lawmakers

vote this week. tracie potts, nbc news washington. here in the bay area, dozens of people spent the weekend pushing back against the trump administration's immigration policy. rallies were held at san carlos city hall and west county detention facily in richmond yesterday. one of those organizers told us he spent father's day with his two children but could not stop inking about what fathers and immigration detention centers are experiencing. >> there's a lot of people today angry and feeling helpless. for father's day, let's bring everyone together. >> he passed out papers encouraging people to take action, to call their representatives and donate to legal aid groups and tried to help immigrant detainees. >> it is 5:05. a verdict expected in the case against a so-called berkeley five. those five people took part in a un rally again president trump march last year. fights broke out between the two sides and several arrests were made. the five defendants were charged

with misdemeanor assault. the man recently labeled jogger joe by people in oakland supposed to be arraigned on felony charges, accused of stealing a phone from a man with some sort of altercation. the man confronted him about a viral video showing him trashing a homess man's property near lake merritt. he faces robbery and assault charges tied to that second incident. 5:06. in a violent brawl in the east bay lands four people in custody. dozens of people started fighting at veteran's park in brentwood. the fight started saturday night when kids with two different famiesplayground. adults eventually got involved in that and started fighting as well. police used a taser on within uflt suspects before arresting him after oirs say he would not listen to their instructions. a hit-and-run driver smashed into a san trans bus with several passengers on board. the crash landed that bus driver

in the hospital saturday night. but the driver is going to be okay. and is already out of the hospital. the search continues for the suspect this morning. the investigators aren't releasing the description of the car just yet. >> now to a harrowing rescue, video from a chp helicopter shows crews working to bring three hikers to safety. they were trapped overnight in a cliff in pacifica after a hike. it wasn't until saturday morning rescue crews could get two teenage girls and 23-year-old man. they were air lifted to saver ground and expected to be okay. preparing for the next disaster. that's what the department of public health and emergencyoing storm and create new ways t tokree the moech vulnerable like heat and flooding. you may remember last year three elderly people died over the labor day holiday weekend during

the record heat wave in the city. as you get started this morning, we're going to see a few clouds heading out to the hiking trail or parks in the east bay. 59 degrees will be the temperature at 7:00 and then also very comfortable by later this morning. it will be warming up but not too bad, 78 degrees at 1:00 today and 76 with breezy winds at 4:00. heading out boating today we'll see the skies clearing for the coast. 58 degrees at noon and 59 degrees with the westerly winds at about ten knots, waves will be 2 feet or less with a northwesterly swell at 3 to 5 feet. as we work our way inland, our temperatures will be very warm today reaching into the low 80s far martinez. but starting out at 64 degrees. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes and mike, you're updating that crash in hayward. >> this is over by the san bridge. we see mostly green speed

indicators all around the bay. the southbound 880 at 92 as you approach the interchange, we see slowing at 92 where i hear the two left lanes are still blocked and originally reported with one car involved i'm hearing there are other vehicles on the shoulder, even a motorcycle there. i don't think the motorcycle was involved in the crash. maybe folks pulled over to help. we'll track that distraction. the bay bridge will show a build. we see cash lanes already a bit slow and liv look further north. no problems westbound 580 is clear. back to you. >> thanks, mike, coming up here on "today in the bay," the excitement over the world cup is boiling over. the big matches you want to watch out for today. >> plus tick tok, racing the clock, tesla in a real jam this morning. >> and coming up later, "incredibles 2" soared at the box office but a warning to parents this morning, what disney wants you to know before

seeing the film in theaters.

good monday morning, it is 5:13, we're seeing mostly clear skies right now. taking a live look outside in san jose, just a few clouds will be moving by during the morning hours. let's go to sunnyvale. it will be in the low 60s at 9:00, making it into the low 70s by early afternoon. today some mid-70s for 3:00 and we're going to be slightly below

normal there but going to heat up this week, we're getting ready for hot weather. i'll have a look at 90s possibly 100 degrees in the forecast i a livek shows this shot from the golden gate bridge looking northro t toll plaza. that's not fog, it's just maybe some monday morning glow as you drive in from the north bay. we'll show you what else is going on farther south. >> happy monday to you, markets may be in the red as investors worry abouthe growing threat of trade wars with china and for ma that thor canada. stocks had the worst week since march last week. two u.s. lawmakers meanwhile have written a letter to amazon demanding more information about how alexa might listen in your private life. tesla is a big focus for us over the weekend mary mccormick published this video of her family's tesla catching fire in. there was no crash. tesla is investigating and calls

it an unusual occurrence. elon musk promised 5,000 new tesla 3s a month starting in june and it is june. musk makes promises all the time but this one is important because the calculations 5,000 a month will help keep tesla solvent. they won't have to borrow more money. ee lon musk tweeted this pictu but note the cars coming off the line aren't the less expensive tesla 3, $30,000 version they are the $70,000 dual motor versions. the other pressure on tesla, other car companies are catching up on battery technology. a tesla will go farther on any charge than any other car. but car experts expect that to change in the next year and a half. >> 2020. in the next two years you'll see about four or five minimum new cars hit the market that will have at least 200 plus mile range and all going to be from

well known brands. >> can tesla survive that? >> we'll see. >> carl brower, literally wrote the book on car prices because he's the guy who writes the kelue book. isn't that cool? it was fascinating to talk to him. no matter what happens to tesla, your tesla will be very easily resellable at the high price, it's just a question of what's ahead. >> interesting car ride with him. how about that one? drive him crazy. it's 5:15. l.a. times readers will have to turn the page today whether they want to or not. that's because as of today, the newspaper is under new ownership. in february, biotech billionaire spent a half billion dollars to buy both the times and san diego union tribune and today officially takes control. among other things plans to move the times downtown headquarters to a new building in suburban elle segundo.

>> celebrating its 124th birthday. one local olympian thinks this can inspire people, especially kids to be better sit zens. this is charlial at a cruz and he roede for the united states n the 1980s. there he is now. so he recently was speaking to students there at kroeden school of music about the importance of amateur competition. he says that the olympics are an ethical framework for spormanshr fellow mab and woman. >> i think they are the future, we have to give these kids hope and inspiration to go out into the world and really to be the most full complete people they can be, whether it's as an olympic athlete or as something else. it doesn't really matter but they have to carry that message that it's important, that we all can play a role in making the world a better more peaceful place.

>> charlie is creating a website to connect olympians with the community through speaking engagements and this saturday is olympic day. and by the way, today marks 766 days until the start of the 2020 summer games in tokyo. >> i was going to say, who's counting, but i guess you are. >> i am. >> a live look in san jose, that's where soccer fans already gathered for another big morning of ternational soccer on big screen. the first of three world cup match being played right now in russia, sweden facin korea. those two teams are also in mexi mexico's group. belgium takes on panama and tunisia faces england. all coverage every day. >> certainly this weekend was a nice one today. >> rolled it into another nice day and take advantage of it

now. >> you better, i want to show you the forecast because we do have a lot of changes on the way this week. we've had a a amazing weather and today not bad at all. we're going to officially start summer this thursday as if we haven't already felt it. and as we get a look at dublin this morning, we seeing a few clouds as we get this monday started. it's already a busy one. seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen starting in the south bay. come over and take a look before you make any plans this weekend. as we get a loo feels like now as you get ready to step out on this monday morning, you're out the door temperature in napa is at 5245 degrees, 59 in san jose and 60 in palo alto and in san francisco. let's go to walnut creek, low 60s and few clouds at 9:00. all of that clears out and beautiful sunny day and really nice for this afternoon, upper 70s by 3:00. getting a look at the microclimates and highs today up to 77 in milpitas and some

reek 83 degrees.lnut oakland today, 69 and still 60 degrees nice and cool at half moon bay and san mateo, 71 degrees, san francisco, mostly low to mid 60s and westerly winds coming in at 15 to 20 miles per hour and for the north bay, some upper 7 o 0's and low 80s and as we break it down and go through the day in san jose, at 8:00, we're at 61 degrees and noontime mostly clear and 74 degrees. and 78 degrees at 4: today. and if you let me know what you're doing this weekend, you may get a personalize forecastv. before you pick where you're going to celebrate pride, let me know. we're going to have really hot weather. check out saturday. 97 degrees and wouldn't be surprised if spots like dublin and also in santa rosa made it over 100 degrees.

and then as we get a look at san francisco's forecast, there will be in the mid-70s heading towards the end of the week of the i'll have more on that and also some events going on around the bay area but mike, you're tracking that crash now in haywa hayward. >> we saw early slowing for 880 over there. a look at the rest of the bay looks great. if you're traveling through hey war, particularly from oakland down towards the san mateo bridge, that's the stretch we have south of washington and 238. we see the praek lights starting to tap down towards -- at least the two left lanes possibly three left lanes. we may be down to one lane and exit as you travel south through hayward. getting conflicting reports but there's a lot of activity four cars involved there. southbound 880 through slow h haywa hayward. the bay be mateo bridge. contra costa looks great and no problems out of the north bay and down over towards the bay

bridge toll plaza where the metering lights were turned on right on schedule. we see the crowds starting to form in cash lanes. avoids that by taking b.a.r.t. 45 train is on time. no problem throughout the system or other commute rails making the longest ride out of the central valley with capitol corridor. there's a light volume of traffic. here's palo alto. that's the reason we have the limit. back to you. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," a revealing report into public charter schools. >> are you suggesting there might have been deliberate effort to prevent your children from attending that school? >> children like my children, african-american children. >> the new investigation showing hundreds of charter schools are leaving out disadvantaged communities. deal talk.

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the south bay. 5:24 right now. an update about tomorrow, expert -- expect some mosquito fogging in the south bay. santa clara county district says some of the bugs tested positive for west nile and they are going to spray the entire area. the affected area right here on your screen is bordered on the south by el camino real and north and south fair oaks avenue on the west. >> it is 5:24. new this morning, newly

re-reesre-reese ed rafrnkings, bay area based facilities rank among the lowest. usa today obtained the rankings which assigns stars based on quality of care. san francisco, menlo park all received one star. martinez got two. livermore got a three star ranking. half of all va nursing homes nationwide received one star. a new report some call eye opening shows hundreds of public charter schools, meant to serve anyone are disproportionately white. more than 700 u.s. public charter schools have a student body wider than traditional ic this includes onech in north georgia. some parents belie serves more children from near gated communities that's even though tax dollars funds school. >> one of the states where a charter school can take a map

and draw where they want to serve. >> some say other factors are at work here including busing and public charter schools do not offer the option of bes transportation for its tunst >> imagine a movie triggering a seizure. that's what they say the new incredibles movie can do to some who have ep leps, because of pixar's new incredibles 2 in some cases triggers epileptic seizures. mostly for people with photo sensitive epilepsy. the film blew out the box office with a record $180 million weekend. the most ever for an animated film. coming u next here on "today in the bay," any twist on another ride sharing craze, wt you might soon see scattered across neighbors in the south bay. >> how safe is your home from flooding the unsettling report showing how many houses are at risk. bridge

good morning and thank you for joini good monday morning as we take a live look at the bay bridge. you can see people already start to move about their day on the beginning of this workweek. you made it through the weekend and y that's a good th the weather rather cool. things will change by the end of the week. >> yes, it was an amang weekendcr bay area. a lot of sunshine and at least for the inland areas.

it was foggy a cool for the coast. as we start out this morning taking a live look outside in oakland, we'll s few clouds moving by but overall a nice and mild start going through the lod noontime, we're at 69 degrees. start there and then by 70 by 1:00 today. pleasantly waroday f the inland areas reaching 80 in san jose and in napa, 77 degrees. 65 in san francisco and in livermore 82 degrees. i'll talk about a weekend heat-up coming up in seven minutes and mike you've got delays going across two bridges. >> getting over to the westbound commute directions, you know about this, the bay bridge but the other one farther south, here's the backup because the metering lights are on. the maze itself moves smoothly. so does the rest of contra costa county that the noz the problem i was referring to. talking about san mateo bridge -- southbound 880 from 238 all the way down to 92, starting to pack in over the last five minutes because the

commute builds towards the connector and we have a crash still southbound 880 at 92 around jackson overcrossing, two left lanes are blocked. now your travel across the bridges is just fine, getting from downtown oakland towards highway 84. slow but i've seen 27 here improve over the last few minutes. we'll continue to track that. thy may have cleared a lane. we'll check the update for you. >> new this morning as you drive intowork, may see a lot of bikes scattered along the streets of south san jose. it's a new twist in the bike share program. >> sharon is live. i know you did digging overnight. what did you find out? >> well, laura and marcus, you can't miss this, it is quite cool looking. they are light blue and lime green with this nifty basket on. we saw about 20 of the bikes within five minutes from our station on north first street.

these are the self-locking dockless bikes. you can drop them off just about anywhere in north san jose. we found some this morning on the sidewalk, propped up near a rock and in front of an apartment complex. we also saw clusters of them along the cisco campus, they are $2 for a 30 minute ride and there are discounts for low income reresidents to pay for e ride online. it has thousands of bikes throughout the bay area, 200 now in the north san jose area. and some of the boundaries include guadalupe river and south bay freeway to the rt loo. yoire it says ride and return in north san jose, some of the rules i just applied for a 30 minute ride cost me $2 plus 19 cents in taxes. and you can take a look some of the rules include you cannot put them in your own car or take

them on the ferry, it must be returned in north sk. reporting live in san jose, sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thank you so much. >> a lot of them. if the sea level continues to rise, thousands of coastal homes may be threatened over the next three decades, a live look at redwood shores at an area at risk. that is the findings from an advocacy gd the union of concerned scientists and looked at the data compiled by zil low and2000 homes may be threatened within 30 years, the at risk homes have v $15 billion80 years. >> now to this developing an earthquake jolted western japan. dozens others are injured after e powerful 5.3 quake sit o

saka before 8:00 local time on monday. japan is 16 hours ahead of us on the west coast. train and subway service were stopped as crews checked for damage. more than 170,000 homes are now without power. the ermg quake was inland which say poses no threat of tsunami. >> a weekend turned into terror a southern new jersey. at least one person is dead this morning and more than 20 hurt when a gunman open fire on the crowd. they were seen taking cover and hiding behind cars as police responded to the shooting. people say that the person who was killed was a suspected shooter and another suspected shooter was arrested. the violence shattering a 24-hour art all night festival meant to bring the community together. >> art all night is sort of -- that's become quite a tradition. ite a touchstone here in trenton and it's awful that it

was broken up like this so awfully in the middle of the night. >> police believe the shooting is gang related. >> it is 5:35. a woman accused of having sex with under age boys in the south bay is scheduled to appear in court. talia cisco and tina verani became a target of santa clara county sheriff's investigation back in april. investigators were tipped off ab between the women and several 15 and 16-year-old ys cisco was a student teacher at bernal m san jose but detectives say they've not found any connection to the students there. cisco is scheduled for court today. perani's first appearance is still pending. we could get an update on a shocking story out o fran. the woman accused of killing her roommate and putting body parts in a storage container will face

a judge again today. we were the only cameras in hursday mning when lisa gonzalez appeared. she pleadedot guilty to charges. she was trying to force her roommate to move out of the mission district pafrmt. police say she killed her during a heated argument and then used a hacksaw to dismember the body. >> 5:3 we now know the identity of a man pulled from the berkeley ma rena. pulled from that water and investigators think that his out trigger canoe overturned. witnesses say the water was all of that wind.time of this police did not suspect or really don't suspect foul play of this incident. friends say chong was parts of berkeley's dragon max paddling club. >> by the end of the summer one popular stretch of highway 1 should be safer for both drivers and cyclists. caltrans is starting a safety

improvement project between m valley and sonoma county li crews will widen the shoulders across the 46 mile stretch allowing more space for bicycles. in other areas, crews will install safety strips to keep cars from drifting over. the work is supposed to be wrapped up by october. >> the new fiscal year begins and today leaders will hear public comment on the planned budget and board's finance committee meets starting at 10:00 a.m. they will take public comments t new salary structure. >> meanwhile, a plan to bring free high speed internet to san francisco may be on hold this mog.tgoing mayor mark farrell will not place a tax measure on the november ballot that would fund a service for residents and businesses. farrell has been leading the change on the public internet project for about a year -- or for years now. but told the examiner the city needs more details before moving forward and asking voters to approve funding. >> ac transit riders waking up

to a n s s changes as part of a multiyear overhaul. this is the third phase of what the agency calls ac go. it involves numerous line changes and stream lined routes and all started about three years ago. the latest phase includes additional buses which run from elle certificarito and ash by. 600 buses and service to school lines are all out for the summer like a lot of kids, mike. >> things keep changing, updates for any other changes that morn. his will change. if you're coming from kas toe valley, you'll want to avoid this area, that's about 28 to 30 minutes. right here i'm saving you 15 minutes, half of the time cutting down here. waze will get you there. join nbc bay area wazers, our team. we get back out to the maps and traffic map showing the same backup from 238 down to the

scene. two left lanes still reported blocked and no updates from chp. we're trying to get more information. the rest of the bay -- it is a problem right now. it is an issue. even palo alto looking great. we're seeing a few more cars but it is clear as a bell as far as our view of the roadway. that's really nice. >> looking good. >> coming up on a great weekend. what a dinfferenceay makes. >> it's going to be a completely different weekend. we're getting ready for some much hotter temperatures. check that out. 97 degrees on saturday. and i think a few spots reaching 100 degrees. the pride festivities, they are much more comfortable. low 70s on thursday and friday 71 degrees and 75 degrees on

saturday. >> this is a live look at squaw valley. as the sun rises it will even there be very warm, upper 70s and low 80s all throughout the weekend with some sunshine. check out russian river valley where we'll top out at 98 grshis saturday on sunday 85 deg and the beach, will be where you can find cooler temperatures, upper 60s on sunday. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend coming up in three minutes. better book some reservations at the beach. >> coming up here on "today in the bay," changes to caltrain, the massive safety project that could save lives. >> making sure no kid goes through summer hungry. the new program kicking off today to help starving children in the south bay. >> that policy of separating children from their parents is causing huge trouble for the white house this morning. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues.

it is 5:43. sun is rising and so far so good in san jose. starts out all clear and going to be in the upper 50s as you get ready toara,d we'll see clouds through 8:00 and all clear, a lot of sunshine and it will be a comfortable day. today very nice but it's about to heat up. i'll talk about all of that in less than five minutes.

the south bay the volume builds through san jose northbound with the slowing. we do have an issue for mountain view, counter commute but 101 is an issue for some drivers coming into silicon valley. >> thanks so much. 5:44. caltrains starts a new push to improve safety at busy intersections. a year long improvement project with new a g. also expects more guardrails, more than a dozen will be improved. the total cost of the project is $3.5 million. >> improving the taxi industry in san francisco what an mtc meeting is all about. they are going to discuss ways to help the industry get back off its feet after the ride share boom. many companies are going under. city hall a smart train station, if

transportation leaders pull the trigger later this month. the ij reports currently $2 million funding gap in keeping construction rolling. marin transportation board members may ask for an advance expected to receive from measure 3. that's the bridge toll measure approved back on june 5th. happening today, the count officially gets under way and some south bay area neighborhoods. you may see census takers for the 2020 census. the volunteers at this point will not be knocking their doors or even collecting personal information. all they are doing is walking through those addresses. >> families torn apart at the border. it has been a crisis forheay it end. >> according one of our former first ladies. wrote an op ed for the "washington post." i appreciate the need to enforce and protect our boundaries but this zero tolerance policy is cruel and immorale and breaks my

heart. protests over the weekend in the bay area over the issue, the u.s. conference of catholic bishops is calling for a head to the policy. head of the american pediatricians association says it's a form of child abuse and president trump continues to deny the practice was caused by his policy. says it's the law and no choice but to follow it. this is absolutely not the case the president not telling the truth. >>heead of homeland security what we're talking about at all, we don't have a policy of separating families at the border, period. >> the president has been tweeting a lot lately. there is one over the weekend, witch hunt, there was no russian collusion, i see there was no collusion so now they are looking for obstruction on no collusion, the phony russian collusion made up hoax, too bad they didn't loo at crooked hillary.

it is entirely possible he did not collude with the russians himself but the whole world has evidence he obstructed on the evidence into what may be his own innocence. when he told lester holt denying what he wrote about in the memo and russian meeting in the trump tower and until his attorneys admitted it, it's possible the president did nothing wrong until he did. >> over the weekend, former trump adviser roger stone said he remembered a meeting with the russians during the election, and the fbi agent caught writing a text message about trump to a fellow agent and lover says he'll talk about it in front of congress. key role in the hillary clinton e-mail investigation and russian collusion investigation and texted things like we'll stop trump from becoming president. we're watching offof this, particularly the issue of separating families and the tales that washington is telling about it. you can follow me on twitter, @scottmcgrew. >> starting today, milpitas

unified school district and the city will join forces to make sure no kid goes hungry this summer. this is part of the summer free lunch for kids program. there will be three different feedg sites throughout the county. anyone under the age of 18 can get a meal for free. here's where you can get those meals, robert randall elementary school, alexander rose elementary school and milpitas sports center. you don't need to register or anything like that. bring an empty stomach. >> bhoz hungry for veggies. the video is giving it away, it's blockalroccoli. it gets a bad rap but a new green giant survey found it is the favorite in 47 states across the country and corn staying a seconds spot and then carrots. potatoes too? >> what'sr favorite? >> all-star muches, but broccoli the bad rap after first

president bush, i>>y son, six y broccoli is the main thing he will eat. >> mine too. >> my kids eat vegetables and spinach. >> ever looked on the mat -- >> never done that. >> never done that. but do you have a favorite? i do, broccoli, green beans. >> no one said kale. >> you're just trendy, that's all. time to head to the grocery store this morning. we have a lot of ir rands to run, we're going to have great weather and today is the day you'll want to get a lot of stuff done. it's going to be comfortable comped to what we'll have the rest of the week. here's a live look outside in dublin as the sun comes up. we'll see a few more clouds moving in but look at the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. it is going to be hot you have

to come on over and take a look at it. here's a look at the morning commute forecast through fremont. we'll be mostly cloudy, about :0 themid-60s, then by 1:00, we're at 70 degrees, taking a look at our hiking forecast in the east bay, a f clouds to start, 58 degrees at 7:00 and then much more comfortable as you head out to the park around 10:00, 68 degrees. warming up to the upper 70s with breezy winds later on this afternoon. going boating today it's going to be mostly clear by about noon today along the coast and reaching into the low 60s and waves at 2 feet or less and westerly winds at 10 knots and a light northwesterly swell. as we look at the highs, up to 77 in napa. santa rosa 81 degrees and 80 today in san jose. as we start out with the clear skies this morning. you do need sunglasses and head's up about that but light long sleeves will keep you comfortable today. maybe just a t shirt. as we look from at&t park, first

pitch at 7:15, upper 50s and cool and breezy and more clouds moving in tonight. we'll talk about what's ahead coming up and mike, now you have a new problem in mountain view. >> this is a southbound 101. from the top of your screen coming down towards ellis, we have reports of a person driving the wrong direction on the freeway, which is alarming. they are on the shoulder so they may have been encountered some problems and traveling back to the nearest off ramp. chp is heading out to make sure everything will be under control and you should never do that. we don't see a problem on the sensors but i'm tracking that for mountain view. san jose shows a little blip and the commute shows a standard build as far as speed indicators do. a lot of slowing out of san leandro, jamming towards highway 92 and jackson, overcrossing there. crash still blocks two left lanes for southbound 880. showing you how waze can save you 20 minutes. that's the delay. the rest of the bay standard.

metering lights of course are back tu. >> thanks, mike. 52. coming up next, this is us star sterling k. brown delivers a commencement address at stanford. >> graduates of the class of 2018, do not be afraid to let your light shine. >> his message of unity to the new graduates. first happening now, north and south korea are uniting once again their athletes will march together during the opening and closing ceremonies. the upcoming asian games in indonesia. meghan markel's father is speaking out for first time. he says quote, i absolutely wanted to walk my daughter down the aisle but i'm recovering from a heart operation. i'm doing much better. we'll be back with more news for you after the break. n san

5:55, look who i got to meet welcome back, the time is over the weekend. it is me and singer and actress brandi, at the festival in san jose, took a selfie and you can follow me on facebook and that's and twitter as you see right there at marcus, nbc. >> recording artist meek ml is in court in philadelphia today a pennsylvania judge previously sentenced the rapper to two to four years in prison for violating thinks probation. the judge cited a failed drug test as well as unapproved travel stemmingrom a008 gun

and drug case but the pennsylvania supreme court ordered mill to be released on bail after he spent five months in jail. mill is fighting to have a new judge appointed to that case and have all charges thrown out. >> new this morning, are you planning to visit an amusement park with a family this summer. make sure you're prepared? a survey from university of michigan shows one in five parents does not talk to their kids about what to do if they get lost. most are focused of the rides. it's important to talk about safety g to alocation. the next story may raise eyebrows if you or someone you know work in the service industry. mill legal yans are said to be the worst when it comes to tipping according to a new report from credit cards.com. it found nearly two thirds of millennials tip less than 20%. 10% skipped the tip entirely and 20% of uber, lyft and taxi

drivers are being left high and dry. consumer behavior expect say mel lynnials may not be used to tipping in certain situations because of the way people spend money is actually changing. >> most of us use online banking. that online mobile devices at some point butxperts say we should put down our phones and tablets and use our pen and how millennials should manage their money. he says even though we can keep trark of our personal finances on our phones, you should not rely on technology too much. >> sometimes using technology is going to give us a short cut and this is not the area of personal finance we want to have a short cut. >> he says go old school, using pen and paper to manage a budget and cash flow and expenses is the best way to go because no one developed an app that can manage money better than you. >> you may notice changes the next time at disney land.

the pirates of caribbean ride is open after aretty good refurbishing project. they moved the bride auction scene on the right and replaced it with a regular auction scene in an effort to be more politically correct. it includes a female pirate named red. and some disney traditionalists don't like oerld rides being changed but walt disney was a supporter of updating rides so they stay relevant. a special treat for "this is us" fans, sterling k brown delivered the commencement addre address. >> it was held yesterday morning. and brown graduated with a degr i drama from stanford back in 1998. earlier this year he became the first african-american to win both screen actor's guild award and golden globe for best actor in a dramatic series for his role in the hit drama "this is us." he delivered a powerful message

about supporting each other. >> and when you see someone shine gs, hey, don't hate do not tear that individual down. celebrate their success as if it were your own because whether you realize it or not, we rise and fall together. >> say that all time, what's meant to you will happen to you. more than 1700 studentsgradted degrees over the weekend at stanford where more than 3,000 masters and doctoral degrees -- >> seems like such a likeable person. >> 6:00 right now. fire season is here and today you might see smoke rising across the bay. the reason why you don't need t battle over immigration as protesters make their voices heard across the country right here in the bay area. >> we're off to a nice start for the workweek, sunny and pleasant day ahead. a little hazy in the city by the bay. kari is tracking a change, a warm-up we can all expect later this week.

"today in the bay" continues right now. >> good monday morning, hope you had a great weekend. thanks for joining us. >> we'll get to your traffic in just a moment but we were talking about the heat up and it is coming but we can enjoy the weather right now. >> we start out with the clouds and fog near the coast. that's still going to keep it cool. with 60s for the coast but low 80s for the inland areas, up to 80 degrees for the interior valleys, look how the temperatures go up each day this week. summer