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 to worry. >> the next step in the growing 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 officials begins this thursday and saturday 97 degrees. san francisco goes from 65 today to 75 by saturday and it's going to be overall a fairly nice week there. we'll talk about all of the changes ahead in the forecast. mike, you have an important update for hayward. >> i do, that's where the exceptional backup is this morning. rest of the bay shows a typical build here, slow. 880 is slow in general. one crash has cleared south 880 around the 92 interchange. there may be a second at the jackson overcrossing. we're getting updates and see the build from san leandro through hayward approaching 92. that is the toughest drive. if you're coming out of castro valley you can use waze to get over because it may be better. there you go, see more buildup that just showed up northbound 230 shows the build out of castro valley. the rest of the contra costa moves smoothly and bay bridge

toll plaza has metering lights on which is typical of the commute morning. we're looking hereof towards the richmond/san rafael bridge. heading into the north bay more volume. back to you. don't be alarmed if you see smoke in the east and south bay. firefighters are conducting controlled burns as fire season is ramping up. >> pete suratos is live in orinda. what do firefighters do this? >> reporter: good morning, to you marcus and laura. you know it is good practice for them preparing for wall fire season. you'll see them having these controlled burn zones in parts of orinda and morgan hill. we're standing right now, not too far from the reservoir, this is kind of area where those controlled burns will take place. before we get into that, let's talk about where some of the real brush fires took place over the weekend. this was in santa rosa, up to

seven brush fires taking place on saturday night, calling them suspicious. happening along the santa rosa creek trail. on the railroad tracks near fulton road. those fires were small, no structures were burned and no one was evacuated. as for those controlled burns, we want to show viewers where they are taking place in orinda. taking place directly across from the sub station, pg&e sub station in orinda and the other one happening not too far from where we're standing between bear creek road and reservoir. today through june 28th and i will happen on differe dates during that time. firefighters will burn for moderate burning conditions. the fires will be set up with preexisting fire control lines with extra fire engines stage on site as backup. i want to point out there's a chance you may see or smell smoke in the areas, close exterior doors and windows to keep the smoke out of your home.

keep posted on changes with social media but we can expect to see more controlled burns throughout wildfire season. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you so much. happening today, a verdict is expected in the case against the so-called berkeley five. those five people took part in a counter rally against president trump march of last year. fights broke out between two sides and several arrests were made. the five defendants were charged with misdemeanor assault. the man who recently labeled jogger joe by the people in oakland is supposed to be arraigned today on felony charges. henry sente accused of stealing a phone from a man filming him during an altercation. that man says that he was confronted about a viral video showing him trashing a homeless man's property near lake merritt. faces robbery and assault charges tided to the second

incident. the immigration battle is heating up, dozens spent the weekend pushing back against the trump administration immigration policy. rallies were held at san carlos city hall and the west county detention center in richmond yesterday. one of the organizers told us he spent father's day with his two children but couldn't stop thinking about what fathers and immigration detention centers are experiencing. >> there's a lot of people very angry with what's going on and feeling helpless. for father's day, let's bring everyone together. >> he passed out papers encouraging people to take action to call the representative and donate to legal aid groups trying to help immigrant detainees. similar proests were seen across the country as anger spilling over about immigrant children being separated from their parents. tracie pots joins us live from washington, d.c. what is next, tracie? >> reporter: what's next, the president is going to be meeting with lawmakers to try to figure this out. this morning he's tweeting

blaming democrats for what he calls the world's worst immigration laws. >> 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. they went up fast. should follow the money. >> nearly 2,000 children 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. >> the republican voter and i'm not any more -- >> president blames bad legislation by democrats. >> the democrats have to change their law. that's their law. >> first lady melania trump weighing in, mrs. trump hates seeing children separated from their families and a statement from her office says adding that the u.s. needs to follow all laws but govern with heart.

>> zero tolerance. i don't think you have to justify it. >> administration defending it. >> why would you want the children in jail with parents, you want them in a facility temporarily. >> president trump could stop this with a phone call. president trump prepares to meet with them on capitol hill tomorrow and lawmakers vote this week. >> the administration denies the kids are being kept apart from families as a bargaining chip for the border wall. he's meeting with the lawmakers today to talk about that, laura and marcus. >> hopefully something comes soon that really works out for all parties, thanks so much, tracie. >> the search for a hit-and-run driver who smashed into a san trans bush with several passengers on board continues. the bus driver was hospitalized after the crash saturday night. investigators have not released a description of the car

involved inhe hit-and-run. the bus drive will make a full recovery andlready out of the hospital this morning now to a harrowing rescue along the coast, video of the chp helicopter showing there that working to bring the three hikers to safety they were trapped on the cliff after the hike and it wasn't until saturday morning that rescue crews could get the two teenage girls and 3-year-old man. they were air lifted to safety and able to get to the ground and expected to be okay. >> we start out with mostly clear skies. it's going to be another warm day, starting out in the upper 60s and low 80s today. if will be cool along the coast as we get a look at our temperature trend for half moon bay. low 60s into the afternoon. here's a look at the san jose

temperature trend where we'll be in the low 60s at 8:00 and mostly sunny skies into the upper 70s by early afternoon. it's one of the days to enjoy this week because it's about to get hot. i'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. mike, now you have more info in the crash in hayward. >> two crashes, the first one heading towards the san mateo bridge, going to get more crowded as the second crash clears. the last couple of minutes we got the all clear and see the volume building across the cross section. as you head down through san leandro, starts to show improvement for speeds there and as well as at the bottom of the screen. past jackson and 92 terchange, allanes cleared from two earlier crashes and we're seeing a little build a bit for north 28, trying to cut off towards 92 itself. there will be more congestion in that portion of the east bay. a nice easy drive, disabled

vehicle reported around the area through mountain view and palo alto. here's 101 through san jose, getting that break, we should see more traffic over the next 15 minutes here. back to you. >> coming up next, all new the reason a local olympian says we can learn something from the olympics itself and what he's doing to try to spread his message. >> in business news, tick tok, tesla is fighting the clock. we'll have that just ahead. he's great, interesting guy but my daughter has been since the day she was born. >> meghan markel's dad breaks his silence opening up about missing the royal wedding. what he's revealing about his relationship with prince harry coming up for you at 6:26. it is 6:10 right now. you're watching "today in the bay."

happy monday to you. markets may be in the red again today.. as investors worry about the growing threat of a trade war with china. and.. for that matter.. canada. stocks had their worst week since march last week. two u-s lawmakers.. have written a letter to amazon.. demanding more information about how alexa might listen in to your private life tesla.. always a big focus.. over the weekend actress mary mccormick published this video of her family )s tesla catching fire in traffic. she says there was no crash. tesla says it is investigating and calls it an "unusual occurance." elon musk has promised 5- thousand tesla 3 )s a month. starting in june. and it )s june. musk makes promises all the time.. but this one )s important

because the calculation is.. 5-thousand a month will help keep tesla sovlent. they won )t have to borrow more money. elon musk tweeted this picture.. showing a new production line. but note.. the cars coming off the production line aren )t the less expensive tesla 3 )s.. the 30- thousand dollar models. they )re the 70-thouasand dollar dual motor versions. the other pressure on tesla.. as if there weren )t enough.. is other car companies are catching up on battery technology. right now.. teslas go farther on a charge than any other car. but car experts.. expect that to change.. in the next year and a half. .

l-a times readers will have to "turn the page" today .. whether they want to or not. that )s because .. as of today . the newpaper is under new ownership. in february .. biotech billionaire "dr. patrick soon- shiong" spent a half billion dollars .. to buy both the times and the san diego union-tribune. today he officially takes control. among other things .. he plans to move the times ) downtown quarheadrs to a new building in suburban el segundo. the modern olympic games celebrates its 124th birthday this week. given the division in our

world-- one local olympian thinks this milestone can inspire people - especially kids - to be better citizens. this is charlie altekruse when he rowed for the united states in the 1980 )s. he )s the blond guy in the midde with the white headband. this is him recently speaking to students at the crowden school of music in berkeley about the importance of amateur competition. he says the olympics are an ethical framework for sportsmanship and respect for fellow man and woman. charlie is creating a website to connect olympians in speaking engagements with their communities. this saturday is "olympic day." oh and by the way-- today marks

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cl 6:24 right now. nbc bay area responds to a teacher who's debit card was being used out of state while she was. >> when christine frazier saw bank transactions totalling $2300 in arizona, she knew she had been ripped off. she was teaching here in california while thieves were going on a shopping spree with her card. she immediately reported the activity to chase and at first the bank returned the funds but then it reversed course and told her the items do not require any correction. christine says she couldn't believe it. how could the bank conclude she was using her debit card in

phoenix while at work 600 miles away here in california. that's when christine asked for our help. we contacted chase and it credited her back the full $2370.44. we asked chase to explain what happened but it only told us we looked into this as soon as we heard about it and we're glad we were able to make the customer whole again. >> we don't know how christine's a.t.m. pin was stolen but we do know one big national weak spot for debit and a.t.m. cards, gas pumps. new safer chip and pin cards are not required on gas pumps until the year 2020. so that's where thieves frequently steal car numbers and pin using devices called skimmers and shimmers. if you really want to protect yourself during the next fill-up, bring your card inside and pay for the gas th the cashier. call us any time with your consumer complaint.

888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> good advice there for everyone. >> 6:25. imagine a movie triggering a seizure. that's what health experts say the new incredible movie can do to some who have ep leps, flashing lights in pixar's new movie is triggering epileptic seizu seizures. the film by the way blew out the box office with a record $180 million weekend, the most ever for animated film. >> 6:26, new this morning, meghan markel's dad is speaking out for the first time since the royal wedding. >> you probably recall thomas markel didn't attend because he was recovering from heart surgery. in a world exclusive interview mr. markel talked about missing his daughter's wedding, meghan of course marrying into royalty and his new son-in-law.

>> have you actually ever sat down with prince harry or has your contact with him ever been over the phone? >> no, it's been over the phone. always over the phone. we've yet to face -- see each other face to face. we've had interesting conversations on the phone. he's a smart guy. his politics are a little -- we talked about donald trump and brexit and things like that. he's an interesting guy. >> mr. markel also said he was honored prince charles stepped in to walk meghan down the aisle. >> how interesting, never met his son-in-law. >> i know, hopefully can change that soon. >> 6:27 right now, coming up on "today in the bay," bike share upon nan saturday, the reason you might see bikes scattered around your neighborhood in the south bay. concerns on the coast. the alarming new report that finds thousands of bay area

homes could be at risk for flood and other issues caused by climate change. you're watching "today in the bay." we )re expecting a sunny a

pleasant day ahead. right now at 6:30 on your monday morning. we are expecting a sunny and pleasant day ahead. even though it's a little hazy from downtown san jose, sun is coming out. that's a nice thing. good morning to you, thanks for joining us. >> i'm marcus washington, a better look at what we can expect weatherwise, let's head

over to kari hall. a good day to get out and enjoy it. >> it's going to be really nice. a little bit warmer than yesterday but we do once again start out with clouds and fog along the coast as we take a live look outside in san francisco this morning. you step out the door at 60 degrees, 58 in oakland and 59 now in san jose. but then as we get a look at our high temperatures today, reaching in the low to mid-80s for the inland valley from antioch up to 84 degrees, 82 in morgan hill and 80 in san jose. palo alto 75 and 65 in san francisco. we'll talk about a hot weekend ahead coming up in seven minutes and mike, hayward continues to recover. >> that's good news. a lighter volume of traffic give880 a chance to lok a little better during the course of the mornig. oef ten times if we have crashes like we did, that would be it for the morning commute. we're seeing speeds improve, san leandro towards 238 passing down towards a street and things really get lightened up and

folks heading towards the san mateo bridge and more towards hayward and fremont and union city. we have crashes again cleared from the area right around the 92 interchange but 92 itself does show that flood of traffic over the last few. we see that but no problems across the flat section. you're slower than it was 20 minutes ago. also the approach to the bay bridge because metering lights are on and backup is here off of 880 is tough. these lanes are moving smoothly and that means it's not a big deal just metering lights causing the backup. >> 6:32 right now. new this morning, you might notice more bikes scattered along the street in north san jose. if you live there or see them when you head into work this morning. there's a new option for you to get around and also a new twist in the bike share programs in san francisco. oakland and downtown parts of san jose. "today in the bay" sharon katsuda is live. i know you've been digging to get the scoop on this. tell us what you found out. >> reporter: marcus, i think you

would look pretty good on one of these bikes, they are blue and green, you can't miss them with this nice rack on top. then i just turn the bike on for a 30 minute ride and you can see there's a nice bell here. we found about 20 of these just five minutes within the station here on north first street. they are all over the place. you can take a look. they are self-locking dockless bikes. once you're done with the ride you with drop them off just about anywhere in north san jose. we found some this morning on morning propped up near a rock and saw clusters of them along the cisco campus. rides are $2 for a 30 minute ride and discounts for low income residents. you can pay for the ride online. it has thousands of bikes throughout the bay area, 200 now in the north san jose area. some of the boundaries crud guadalupe river and south bay freeway to the north and trim bl road to the south. back here live you can see how

nifty these bikes are. it actually has a lock. when i purchase this ride about a half hour ago, this lock turned on or actually activated. so it unlocked the bike and then you can see the signs on here, it says you have to ride and return in north san jose. some of the rules include you cannot put them in your car or take them on a ferry but you can ride them just about anywhere as long as you return them in the north san jose area. i have about ten more minutes on this bike. it's been a lot of fun, you have to wear a helmet. they strongly recommend that and just make sure you leave it in a safe place where it's not in pedestrian's way. reporting live in san jose. >> get your exercise in in between live shots. >> absolutely. >> good for you, sharon. >> 6:34. if sea levels continue to rise, thousands of coastal homes may be threatened over the next three decades. this is a live look at redwood

shores, an area at risk. those are the findings from one advocacy group called the union of concerned scientists and looked at data compiled by zillow and found 20,000 homes may be threatened within 30 years, they have a collective value of more than $15 billion. researchers also found 2.4 million homes along the entire pacific coast could be threatened over the next 80 years. >> preparing for the next disaster, that's what the department of public health and emergency management in san francisco will be doing today. they are holding an extreme weather workshop. they will brain storm sharing new and creative ways to reach out to the most vulnerable communities during extreme weather events like heat and flooding. you may recall three elderly people died over the labor day weekend during a record heat wave in the city. >> a developing story at least three people are dead. this is after an earthquake jolted western japan. dozens more are injured after that powerful 5.3 earthquake hit

osaka japan. shortly before 8:00 a.m. local time on monday, japan actually is 16 hours ahead of us on the west coast. train and subway service were stopped as crews checked for the damage. more than 170,000 homes are without power. earthquake was inland which experts say poses no risk for tsunami. >> a woman accused of having sex with underage boys is in the south bay scheduled to appear in court. talia cisco and her best friend both 23 years old became the target of a santa clara sheriff investigation back in april. they were tipped off about the alleged relationship between the women and several 15 and 16-year-old boys. cisco is a student teacher at bernal midle school in san jose but detectives have not fund any connection to students there. scisco is scheduled for court today, perani's first appearance is still pending.

>> ac transit riders are waking up to a new set of service changes as part of a multiyear overhaul. this is the third phase of what the agency calls ac go. involves numerous stream lined routes and all started three years ago. now this latest phase includes additional buses on the 80 line which runs between elr cerrito. all 600 buses or service to school lines are out for the summer. >> a live look where soccer fans already gathered for another big morning of international soccer on big screen. first of three world cup matches being played in russia. sweden is facing korea. those two teams are also in mexico's group. defighted germany yesterday and belgium takes on panama and tunisia faces england. don't forget our sister station, telemundo 48, home for copa de

mundial every day. >> fun at the copa de mun dial -- i know, i know. a little build on northbound 101 subtle over the last ten minutes. i want to point out this portion of the tri-valley. slowing around vargas, there's a disabled vehicle northbound counter commute but again there may be distraction by flashing lights on the scene. that's the note for the tri-valley. the rest moves smoothly. hayward south 880 shows a little slowing past the san mateo bridge but the earlier crash did recover and we've seen an easy backup forming here at the berkeley curve and it's slow. as folks make their way towards the bay bridge toll plaza, no surprises here except for a nice smooth maze just slower than you probably like. all right. >> we can always think about the weekend. >> we can. let's talk about it.

>> before you make plans, make sure you check out the forecast. here it is as we go through the week. it will be 80 degrees today but by saturday we're up to 97 for the inland valleys and it is going to heat up as this week goes along. let's check out our pride weekend forecast in san francisco. that is where you'll want to hang out because it will be much more comfortable aefrn mid-70s by saturday and in time for the parade on sunday, 73 degrees, if you're going to the sierra this weekend, it's also going to be very warm there. upper 70s and low 80s with sunshine all weekend long. check out russian river valley. 91 on friday and 97 degrees on saturday. it will be cooling down by sunday there and if you're going to santa cruz, it's going to be the warmest day on saturday. 73 degrees with mostly sunny skies and upper 60s by the end of the weekend. let me know what you're dng theekend ahere you'll be lebrating pride.

i'm rkansas kri hall weather on facebook and twitter. you can get a personalized forecast. the temperature trend for palo alto coming up in three minutes. thanks, kari. >> coming up here, the major cal trains project getting under way today aimed at keeping you safe. >> as fire season continues you'll see smoke rising in the east bay today. the reason you don't need to be worried. >> we'll update you on the latest coming out of the white house about the family operation issue, taking a live look at the big board this morning, the dow down 240 points on worries about a trade war with china.

. good monday mornings mostly 50s and 60s and we're seeing a few clouds rolling by in palo alto as you head out. we'll see those clouds rolling out of here and clearing by about 11:00 this morning then it starts to warm up a. a really nice day and comfortable with low 70s, it's about to get hot and i'll talk about how hot it gets and where you can cool off coming up in about five minutes. travel times for east bay, 880 slows from 23 down towards the dumbarton bridge but that's better than it was before. earlier crashes cleared in hayward. the other side of the bay peninsula, you're at speed and that's great for highway 101. >> thanks.

6:43, live look at orinda, not too far from the reservoir. over the coming days you may see smoke in the skies nearby because firefighters from the orinda fire district are conducting wildfire training drills, the controlled burns will only take place if the conditions are right. new push for safety in a busy intersection. embarking on a year long improvement project that includes more clearly marked crossings as long -- as well as new striping and lettering and expect to see more guard rails. more than a dozen crossings will be improved and the cost of the prom is $3.5 million. a booming taxi industry -- they are zdiscuss ways to help the industry get back on its feet after the ride share boom. many are going under. today's meeting is at 2:00 at city hall. new for you this morning, new numbers indicating the new

all mail-in ballot option may have boosted voting numbers for the recent california primary. in all five california counties chose this option. all voters received ballots in the mail and could either send them back or drop them off at ballot boxes. turn out in sacramento county jumped more than 20% from the last mid-term vote and napa more than 15%. more competitive races may have also contributed. >> families torn apart at the border. it has become a crisis for not only the families but the white house. >> several prominent republicans say it needs to end. >> indeed, including one of our former first ladies on thissish why, haur laura bush wrote an o for the weapon weapo"washington" i appreciate the need to enforce and protect our boundaries but the zero tolerance policy is cruel and is immoral and it breaks my heart. protests over the weekend in the

bay area over the issue. the u.s. conference of catholic bishops calling for an end to the policy and ahead of the american pediatric association calls the jailing frankly of children a form of child abuse. >> continues to deny the practice was caused by policies and it's it's the law and no choice but to follow it. this is absolutely not the case. the president is not telling the truth. >> the head of homeland security deny what's we're talking about exists at all. we don't have a policy of separating families at the border, period. the president has been tweeting a lot lately and this one over the weekend i felt was particularly important and i wanted to point it out. witch hunt he says, there was no russia collusion now they have to look for obstruction on the no russian collusion. it was a made up hoax. too bad they didn't look at crooked hillary like the double stan ard.

this is exactly the danger facing the president, it's entirely possible he himself did not collude with the russians about the the whole world has evidence he obstructed the evidence into what may be his own innocence. what he told luster holt, denying the wrote the memo about the russian meeting at the trump tower until attorneys admitted it. it's possible the president himself did nothing wrong until he did. we're certainly watching this immigration situation and the tales that washington is telling about it. you can follow me for the facts, on twitter at scott mcgrew. >> 6:47. a pittsburgh pirate hit a home run with his father's day gift quite literally. gregory blanco during yesterday's game against the cincinnati reds and look at that. proud dad was watching and recording it on his phone you see there. a ball flying out to center

field for a home run. look at his dad go, that's my boy. >> that's right. very nice gift, a gift money cannot buy. >> that's great, i'm impressed with his dad too. sometimes -- maybe my dad, would be like trying to get the camera going and. >> missed the moment. >> good for him. >> he captured it and we captured that. >> you've captured the forecast and it's looking good today. >> we had such a nice weekend across the bay area it's going to heat up as this week goes along. let's look outside in dublin this morning where we start out with clouds. all of this will be clearing out by late morning. come over and take a look at the seven-day forecast. it's coming up at the bottom of the screen right now starting in the south bay and before you make any plans you better check this out. as we look at our temperature trends for today in concord, upper 60s by 10:00. noontime 75 degrees. reaching low 80s today and if

you're going to cool off along the coast, maybe going boating today, just offshore we'll see those skies clearing around noon. we'll be at 62 degrees, a light westerly wind at about 10 knots and waves 2 feet or less. good day to go boating because our northwesterly swell will be at about 3 to 5 feet. we will have warm weather reaching 82 in concord and livermore as well as morgan hill. san jose 80 degrees today and 69 in oakland. santa rosa expect a high of 81 degrees today. as you're getting dressed you'll be comfortable with light long sleeves and maybe just a t-shirt but don't forget the sunglasses. you'll get a lot of sunshine once the clouds we're seeing right now clears out. a live look from at&t park, going to the game this evening, first pitch at 7:15. it will be cool and upper 50s and dropping back to the mid-50s by the end of the game with breezy winds. check out these numbers as the week goes along. inland valleys go from 80 today

to 97 on saturday. i wouldn't be surprised if we had many spots inland reaching over 100 degrees while san francisco will be in the mid-60s today. we'll be in the mid-70s in time for the weekend. mike, you're checking out a report for the east shore freeway. >> i moved our camera from the berkeley curve all the way up to university and beyond there's a report of a couple of lanes being affected by a disabled vehicle. you do see traffic moving smoothly, a good amount of traffic and that volume is causing slowing heading down out of el cerrito through richmond and break past golden gate field. that's where it's reported around powell, disabled vehicle action but i don't see any problem. we'll track that. the smaller crashes along the bay, walnut creek interchange, antioch, all great. little slowing there. the disabled vehicle still north 680 at vargas but southbound just fine.

little slowing through hayward southbound and northbound directions for silicon valley towards morgan hill. san martin you see the slowdown on sensors and morgan hill is nice for the santa cruz mountains. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 6:51. coming up next on "today in the bay," a quick look at the top stories including a warning going on in the bay area ahead of the 2020 census. >> making sure no child goes hungry, the fremont program launching today in the south bay. >> but first happening now, north and south korea uniting once again. athletes marching together during the opening and closing ceremonies upcoming asian games in indonesia. video games can be addictive and playing too much now qualifies as a mental health condition. we'll be right back.

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.

how far does crystal geyser alpine spring water travel from its source to the bottle? less than a mile and a half. crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. here are the top stories on today in the bay-- welcome back, the time is 6:54. here are the top stories on kts today in the bay. >> the case against the so-called berkeley five part of a counter rally against a pro president trump march last year. several arrests were made and five defendants acharged with misdemeanor assault. >> we could get an update on a shocking story out of san francisco today. the woman accused of killing her roommate and putting her body parts in a storage container

will face a judge again today. we were the only cameras in the courtroom on thursday morning when lisa gonzalez appeared and pleaded not guilty to the charges and investigators say she was trying to force her roommate to move out of the mission district apartment and killed her during a heated argument and then used a hacksaw to dismember her body. the man dubbed jogger joe will be arraigned on fillny charges accused of stealing a phone from a man who was filming him. that man says he confronted him about a viral video showing him trashing a home lless man's property near lake merritt. >> a weekend of fun quickly turned into terror at an art festival in southern new jersey. one person was killed and more than 20 hurt when gunman open fire on a crowd. police say the person who was killed was a suspected shooter. the violence broke out during a

24-hour art all night festival meant to bring the community together. the investigation is still under way, police believe the shooting is gang related. >> on july 1st, san francisco's fiscal year begins, leaders will hear public comment on the planning budget and the board's finance committee meets starting at 10:00 this morning. that committee will also take public comment on the city's new salary structure. at 6:56, a plan to bring free high speed internet to san francisco may be on hold. according to the examiner, mark farrell will not place a tax measure on the november ballot that would fund the services for residents and business, been leading the charge on public internet project for years but told the examiner the city needs more details before moving forward in asking voters to approve funding. taking a live look outside, you can see the proof. you can see the bikes out there. the dockless bike program has been rolling out. numerous blue green bikes are there on stand by. waiting use for anyone willing

to pay. ford says the go bike division unveiled 200 bikes north san jose when you're done using them, they only require you to leave them somewhere in the north san jose area. >> happening today, the count officially gets under way for some bay area neighborhoods, i'm talking about the census and you may see census takers for the 2020 census. volunteers at this point will not be knocking on doors or collecting personal information. what they'll be doing is looking through the neighborhoods to verify addresses. >> the idea of universal health care in california may take a step forward today. legislators will debate two bills, one would extend health coverage to all residents over 65 and another would cover everyone under 25 who qualified. both bills would extend coverage to undocumented immigrants in california. health advocates say close to 2 million adult undocumented immigrants are not insured. >> it might feel like summer but it is time to spring clean.

the city of martinez is hosting the citywide cleanup on the regular trash day from today through friday, you can leave out yard waste, batteries and electronics and other junk. the city's garbage collectors will take as much as 2 trash bags, don't put garbage clippings in bag because they aren't recyclable. >>milpitas unified school district will ensure no kids go hungry this summer part of the summer free lunch for kids program. it will be three different feeding sites throughout the county. anyone under age of 18 can get free wholesome launches. robert randall elementary and alexander rose elementary and milpitas sports center. you don't need to register, just bring an empty stomach. looking live from at vaya stadium, soccer fans already gathered for the world cup viewing parties happening today. free screenings of games

throughout the world cup, you have to rsvp. >> are they sleepy? >> looks like someone is lying down. >> maybe watching us online. good morning. free coffee and dough nuts for those early games. >> hey there. >> enjoy the game. >> and the weather is going to be nice for them out there. >> starts out cool but we'll see clouds we're seeing now, clearing out, up to 80 degrees and get ready for a hot week ahead especially this weekend, san francisco will be 65 degrees today. >> mike is tracking a build in emeryville. >> we'll move the camera towards the beginning of the berkeley curve which slow route they want to take through the maze. that's what's slowing down is the maze across richmond/san rafael bridge and look at san jose great, lighter traffic flow and sun is coming up. >> there you go. monday morning. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we'll be back at 7:25 with a live local news update.

>> don't forget to join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. get the week started off right. enjoy it. it's going to be a beautiful day and thank you so much for starting your morning with us here on "today in the bay." have a great one. good morning. boiling int. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> the border erupting over the trump administration zero tolerance policy taking immigrant children away from their parents. this morning, a rare rebuke from first lady laura bush. calling it cruel and heartbreaking. what melania trump is saying as the president's allies dig in. >> he's drawing a line in the sand. >> we're live at the whouite hoe and the border. breaking overnight, a powerful earthquake rocks western japan. at least three people killed, hundreds more injured, as buildings collapsed.