napa. we'll talk about how hot it gets through the week and mike checking the lights across the bay bridge. >> we're looking at these slow tail lights going across but i did see the flashing lights. a crew looked like it started to clear westbound direction. just after treasure island. can't see treasure island and can't see the tower because of low clouds hovering above the driving deck. we'll track it but no problems reported and as far as chp goes or on our sensors over here, a nice drive across the bay. you saw the slowing for the crew clearing from the span. rest of the bay moves well. we'll point out other spots coming up. back to breaking news that we're following, overnight change of gunfire between union city officers and several suspects leaves at least one person hurt. >> pete suratos is live off of railroad avenue with what led up to all of this chaotic scene.

good morning, pete. >> good morning to you, marcus and laura. we're talking about several gunshot fire exchange between several officers and the suspects. where we're standing on railroad avenue and whipple avenue and whipple road and railroad avenue, this is where those suspects tried to get away but eventually were taken into custody in surrounding areas, still an active scene on the railroad tracks. we'll show you some scene video where they were trying to look for suspects. you see officers with rifles pointed at a home as they are trying to look for suspects but according to union city police it happened around 11:30 p.m. you had officers stopping a car near e street and railroad avenue. and at some point a gunfire exchange takes place between several officers and the car. none of the officers were injured through this. one of the suspects drives the car to the area where we're standing at railroad avenue and whipple road. the suspects jump out and try to get away in surrounding

neighborhoods but police eventually locate them and take them into custody. one did sustain a gunshot injury and taken to a local hospital. that injury is being described by police as nonlife threatening. back out here live at the corner of railroad avenue and whipple road. we believe we're working to confirm to see if that is the car that they got out of because according to the information we're getting, this is the area where they tried to get away from police. but police say union city police say there's no ongoing danger to the public. still an ongoing investigation and hoping to get more information at some point this morning. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> still active out there. thank you very much, pete. >> at 5:02. continuing coverage now in the heartbreaking story we're fw following on the border. new pictures and audio from inside a texas facility fueling outrage and putting the trump administration on defense. tracie potts joins us live with the president's response this

morning. so many emotions surrounding this topic, tracie. >> reporter: no question about that. the president says he's following the law here but there is no law that says you have to separate these migrants from a their children and vice verse is a. that's what has democrats and republicans growing number of people upset about how the zero tolerance policy is playing out. >> sounds of anguish from behind a chain link fence. migrant children sleeping on floors wailing for parents mocked by a border patrol agent. the audio not verified by nbc is sparking outrage. >> they need to end this policy and it is unconscionable and it is immoral and wrong and unnecessary. >> the government sanctioned child abuse. >> a strong defense from the

trump administration. >> we have to do our job. we will not apologize for doing for our job. >> president trump blames democrats for a law that does not exist, separating migrant children from their parents prompted by his zero tolerance policy in april. >> the united states will not be a migrants camp and not be a refugee holding facility. >> the government is caring for more than 11,000 migrant children. president trump will likely be confronted about it when he meets with republicans on capitol hill tonight. those 11,000 kids is expected to grow to more than 20,000 before the summer is over, laura. >> tracie, thank you. >> 5:04 and san mateo county leaders will follow through on their end to a new state law that limits of collection of feeses for placing juveniles in custody. parents in the past could often

be on the hook for thousands of dollars but a new state law took effect in january ending the collection of those fees. san mateo county expects to forgive more than $12 million in debt. >> a sonoma county cold case is moving forward today. the man accused of killing two young campers in their sleeping bags will face a judge. prosecutors say shawn michael galon shot and killed lindsay and her fiance back in 2004. the case was a cold case for years until now. authorities already arrested gallen last year in the deadly shooting of his brother. they named him as the lone suspect in the jenner case, one that we've covered for years now. today he could enter a plea in court. the so-called berkeley five are free men this morning. they were all found not guilty yesterday of assaulting a man at a pro trump rally in berkeley. you may remember this story. a riot broke out at mlk park in

march of last year. ten people were arrested and three people were injured. 30-year-old trump supporter was one of the injured. police officers and pair medeks testified that the men attacked him as he was being treated for injuries but jury did not agree. >> in the east bay area in this saturated place in the country, it is borderline impossible in my opinion for a right winger to get a fair and honest trial. >> the alameda county d a's office says the verdict speaks for itself and other than that no comment. >> at 5:06. we're learning frightening new information about a sexual assault on a popular jogging trail in palo alto. in march 29-year-old eduardo pulled a teen girl off the trail near deer creek road nextheadqu. according to the report, cha

various ra took the girl into bushes and tied her hands behind her back with dukt tape and put a gun to her head and sexually assaulted her. but she lied saying she had an infection so he wouldn't rape her. he then untied her hands and ran off. >> really shocking. i walk every day here and i've never seen any such people at all, all are like office going people. >> if convicted, he faces life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> at 5:07. the search is on this morning for a man seen robbing a business. this is in san jose. police say on may 1st, right here, this man walked into the public storage facility there and held up a person and demanded the money from one of the employees. this is the store in east san jose. that man took cash and hopped into what you see right here, this is a silver chevy blazer

and sped off. >> housing advocates in concord want to get the word out about that city's new option to find unfair rental hikes. they approved a new rent review program for tenants whose rent gets raised more than 10% more than any one year. the first of two days of outreach meetings to try to let people know about their rights. >> sonoma county leaders say homeowners there are running into a more and more frequent problem during heavy rains. rupturing a privately owned and sometimes equated sewer lines that run under private property and connect up to the county. the agency wants to create a new ordinance requiring repairs when necessary. tonight they'll hold the first of three community immediaters to discuss the plan. >> right now, we're walking out the door to some of the most comfortable weather we'll have

today in parts of the bay area as we take a live look outside in san jose. a few clouds rolling by. if you're going out to the hiking trails or enjoying time at the parks, we'll see the clouds throughout the morning at 7:00 we'll be at 58 degrees as it clears and it will be warming up by 10:00 we're at 70 degrees. very nice. but as it warms up, you'll want to make sure you stay hydrated and have the sunscreen and you're prepared for temperatures in the 80s today. it will be slightly cooler at 6:00 as we approach sunset and the winds start to pick up. of course, always that reminder that we do have a high amount of grass pollen in the air. if you're allergic to grass pollen, make sure you take the medication before you head out to those trails. as we head over to mike, you're checking on a problem for the east bay. >> it's related to the one pete was talking about, the officer involved shooting over here in union city. the rest of the speed sensors look great as far as freeways go. we're looking at a little slowing and i'll show that to you in a second. a note out here, the railroad is

closed between whipple and h streets, there are a lot of businesses over there and this is mission -- state route 238. mission boulevard is a pretty major northwest connector coming through this area and it may cut folks off. dakota road will keep you clear. whipple road at railroad, we did see the closure so that will be a problem if this lasts for a while. we'll track that in the newsroom as well. the rest of the freeways move nicely but there's slowing at the bay bridge cash lanes and that crew clearing from the span itself. back to you. >> thanks, mike, coming up here on "today in the bay," cov"," c shop controversy. >> it's horrible and like i said it's i guess kind of expected in this climate that horrible things like that. >> the dun countthe coffee chai response this morning. big trouble head for your money. the markets are going to be revery rough. we'll take a look.

i was trapped and couldn't really get out. he kept talking to me and keeping me conscious. because i couldn't breathe. i was in so much pain and hurting. >> and later an nbc news exclusive coming up at 5:25, a woman rest dangling on a derailed roller coaster speaks out about her terrifying experience.

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start out with clouds as we look outside in san jose as you head out the door, we'll see the clouds for a few more hours. it will make it feel nice and cool at least to start out the day. once those clouds clear, our temperatures warm into the upper 70s. we're heading in the low 80s for the early afternoon hours in santa ter reese is a and we'll talk about what's ahead as temperatures continue to heat up coming up in less than five minutes. >> we're looking at san jose, looking at a good flow of traffic here but i think i might have spotted a disabled truck. we'll let you know what else is going on coming up. >> and good morning to you. rough seas ahead. mike crow soft says it's going out of its way to point out it's not helping the trump administration separate children from their families with software. tesla all kinds of problems, biggest issues, red arrows on the stock market ahead as thee two men trade threats over trade. president trump says america is ready with its second set of

tariffs in case china responds to the first set. who started this is up for debate. president trump says china started it. we responded with trade tariffs. china says it will respond to our tariffs with tariffs on our goods. we're saying this morning we're ready with number two. we're ready to respond to their response. and this has made a mess of the stock market. tesla says it had another fire at its manufacturing plant. it had a series of small fires and this happened sunday and elon musk told employees, tesla has been the victim of sabotage. someone messed with computer system and stole data. he doesn't specifically link to the fire to the sabotage. we were talking about how much pressure there is on tesla to produce 5,000 cars a week. something elon musk promised will happen this month. it's not clear how the sabotage

might affect that goal. who did it? musk interest hints it was oth companies, there are a multitude of big deesele gas car competitors if they are willing to cheat so much about emissions, maybe they are willing to cheat in other ways. remember, musk also raised sabotage after one of his spacex rockets blew up in 2016. spacex speculated a sniper might have been responsible and hinted the competitors may have been responsible for that one too and wanted security footage from their competitors from a roof top hanger in the same area. turns out it was lick oxygen and wasn't sabotage. one of the things i'm pursuing that i'm still unclear about. if there was sabotage at the plant, did they calm the police? >> right. >> it's a crime. >> did they investigate further. >> we'll find out about this alleged sabotage. >> thanks, scott. >> a controversial sign posted at the dun kin donates is

causing a stir. dunkin' donuts is responding acknowledging the move was inappropriate. here's what the sign said, if you hear any of our staff shouting in a language other than english to call management with a name of of the employees and in return get a coupon for a free product. that sign is now going viral on social media. attracting national attention. the customers say they'll -- they are appalled. >> they are paid to recognize people and only be curt yus to me. even if they weren't, that's no reason to tell them they can't speak in their native language. >> they since removed the science and apologized saying the franchise owned informed us the sign was posted by their general manager based on her own personal judgment to ensure those standards are being met. while her intent was to address a customer service issue, the

franchise determined her approach was inappropriate and confirmed the sign has been removed. some pretty remarkable video to show you here this morning. this is a ladder meant to keep kids out of the pool. look how easily this 2-year-old just scales it there. his parents say it's completely undermines the safety feature meant to keep children from accidentally drowning. obviously this door would defeat the purpose giving the child the quick advantage to scale up that. they posted a clip on facebook to spread the word to other parents but their clip has been viewed more than 14 million times and hoping for some action or reaction from the company that makes that very concerning as we're approaching the hot weather here, so many kids close to the pool. >> you have to keep an eye on -- >> don't assume the pool is safe. >> you have to watch the kids too. >> my daughter is almost 2, she's training to climb to scale

el capitan one day. you have to keep an eye on the kids and we always warn you too as temperatures heat up, check the back seat, don't leave any children or pets inside the car as it gets hot over the next couple of days here's a look what you're feeling as you step out. 54 degrees the out the door temperature in oakland. pal loal to, 58 degrees and 52 in morgan hill and santa rosa if you've got plans to go boating today at noon, it will still see patchy fog and it will be in the mid-50s just offshore and winds from the west at 10 to 20 knots, a little more windy than it was yesterday, slightly higher waves at about 3 to 4 feet and a mix swell at about 3 to 4 feet as well. let's head to walnut creek for the inland areas today. we'll see a lot of sunshine early morning clouds and low 60s at 9:00 at noon 77 degrees and we're reaching into the mid-80s

there today in walnut creek. as we check out the south bay, upper 80s and even 90 degrees in gilroy. milpitas up to 83 degrees. for the east bay, 91 in concord and pleasanton a high of 88 degrees, 71 in oakland. in half moon bay, 61 degrees and redwood city 80 degrees. we'll still be windy and cool in san francisco with some mid-60s today and low to mid-80s for the north bay by later this afternoon. we still have ail lot of dry air and high pressure in place and as we go into the next couple of days, we'll see a stronger area of high pressure move in and that will keep us from getting our ocean breezes and morning clouds and fog. we're still seeing the coastal fog this morning and that will keep it comfortable for parts of the coast and the inner bay. as we make plans for the weekend, look at these numbers. napa valley will reach 100

degrees on saturday dangerous heat moves into the bay area by sunday. those temperatures coming down significantly but we have very hot weather on the way. let me know what your weekend plans are. we have a lot of pride celebrations going on around the bay area you'll probably want to make sure you're somewhere where it stays nice and cool like san francisco because look at these inland valley temperatures reaching 98 on friday, 100 on saturday. and then by sunday we're still hot, 90 degrees. san francisco, we'll be in the 70s for the weekend. >> mike, you found an incident? >> on my own. look at this. we're looking at the cameras here and there we go. that's a box truck. off the roadway southbound 101. just there as you're approaching the interchange with 280 and 680. a smooth drive but chp now knows about it. northbound 101 is the commute direction and we see volume build but no slowing through the same area by the 101 shield. here's the south bay coming

through the south county. no delays in morgan hill or santa cruz summit. over here a little debris reported towards grant line road. i'll track that and hopefully they can clear it before anyone hits anything. we're looking out here at the dublin interchange westbound 580 approaching the interchange with 680, reports of a disabled vehicle in the roadway and i don't see slowdowns or problems. traffic flows smoothly up to dublin grade and see at the top of the screen, a little haze in the air but visibility is just fine. here's your drive time. a half hour from grant line road towards the shot we just showed you. that's pretty good for 580. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> coming up here on "today in the bay," a nightmare experience at the theme park. people left dangling from a derailed roller coaster, this morning the exclusive interview with one of those riders about her frightening ordeal. followin

sear 45:25, a sad update to a story we've been following. the search crews in guatemala called off efforts for finding those victims after the devastating volcano erupted rocking that area a few weeks ago. the agency says that rescue efforts have been as you say spendsed because those areas were quote, uninhabitable and the search operations would be too risky. the violent eruption killed at least 110 people and another 197 are still missing.

zbli a woman injured in a roller coaster accident that could have killed her is speaking out for the first time. >> melissa collins was dangling from a roster coaster after it derailed in the middle of the ride in day tone i can't beach. melissa prayed she would hold on until rescuers arrived. >> one man and he was in bad shape and i was trapped and couldn't get out. >> the entire interview airs a little later this morning on the "today" show but you can just tell by her voice how frightening it must have been. >> 5:26 right now. coming up on "today in the bay," breaking news in the east bay an overnight gun fight between officers and chase suspects, what led to the police shooting that left at least one person

injured. boosting voter turnout, the plan about to be unveiled by south bay leaders today. park ink

a very good tuesday morning. thanks for joining us, quickly approaching 5:30. a live look from the east bay, that's walnut creek. looks like a nice start to our day. >> yeah. >> as things start to warm up a little later. good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington.

let's go to kari hall. we like to smile because you have good news for us. >> it's going to be nice today, we're enjoying some of that nice pleasant weather. we start out with clouds as we look over san jose. as we go to sunnyvale, we'll still have the low 60s and clouds through 9:00, warming up into the mid to up 70s and low 80s today, in san jose, we're looking at a high of 83 degrees, not too bad but will start to turn hot, reaching low 90s. san francisco 65 degrees, 71 in oakland and livermore 87 degrees. we'll talk about the heat up ahead and the weekend forecast mike you're saying it's pretty reliable at the bay bridge. >> which means the metering lights are on. we see the backup forming for all lanes but look at the fast track lanes still moving so that means a little lighter, more gradual build.

the maze moves nicely as well towards the bay bridge. the metering lights keeping everything on the span moving well and west 580 shows the most severe backup starting just off the 24 interchange over the last few minutes. the rest of contra costa moves very smoothly, so does the rest of the bay. no major problems as we look at the transit systems there and rails are moving well guys, good options, back to you. >> sounds good, thank you mike. >> we want to get back to breaking news out of union city. an overnight gunfire between officers and suspects sending at least one person to the hospital this is near e street and railroad avenue. >> pete suratos joins us live from the scene this morning. he's got more on that story. >> reporter: yeah, an active scene here on railroad avenue and whipple road where the suspects tried to get away but they were eventually taken into custody by union city police. i want to show you behind me the area where they tried to get out. we're working to confirm that is the car they were trying to get away from following the officer

involved shooting but let's show you guys some scenes from when this all took place or around the time when this took place. according to union city police, they are saying this officer involved shooting began roughly around 11:30 p.m., you had officers stopping near e street and railroad avenue. at that point a gunfire exchange takes place between several officers and the suspect in that car. none of the officers were injured touring that exchange. at that point one of the suspects drives the car to an area where we're standing at railroad avenue and whipple road. the suspects judgment p out of the car and try to run into surrounding neighborhoods and all eventually located and taken into custody by union city police. one did sustain a gunshot injury and taken to a local hospital but the injury is being described as nonlife threatening. let's go and take you back out here to the scene. we see there's a car sitting there. as i mentioned we're still trying to confirm if that was indeed the get away car but police say there's no ongoing

danger to the public but still an ongoing investigation we'll plaf plan to give you more updates throughout the show. in union city, pete suratos, for "today in the bay." >> thank you. continuing coverage on the ongoing political battle over immigration. officer the past couple of days we've seen story after story unfold about the problems happening on our border. and today local leaders are trying to tackle the issue of immigration on the upcoming census. >> some santa clara county supervisors argued over the addition of the citizenship question on the 2020 census plan announcing a plan to fight it. >> kris sanchez live with the action they are planning on taking today. good morning, kris. >> reporter: at least one supervisor is telling us this is an intention to boost voter turnout. we don't know exactly how that fits into the plan but we suspect it has something to do with fighting a census question about immigration orn the 2020

census coming up in a few years. supervisor cindy chavez says and deputy county executive will unveil the full plan here at the county building at 9:00 ahead of the 10:00 supervisors meeting. i was digging through the agenda, can't find the item they were talking about but here's the back story. the justice department wants to include that citizenship question to enforce minority protections under the voting rights act. now, the 1950 census was the last one that had that citizenship question already california attorney general sued the federal government saying that california could be under counted which could shift federal funding and congressional seats out of the golden state. also the census bureau is already looking into how it can fill in the missing data if people choose not to answer the citizenship question using other government records. supervisor chavez says adding immigration question could severely impact not only california but santa clara

county in particular because there is a large population of undocumented immigrants. that announcement is happening here on the plaza at 9:00 this morning. and we'll try to get to the bottom of it for you. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you sofrp. >> at 5:35. new this morning, leaders at a prestigious private school investigating allegations of former worker there abused girls. according to the marin ixts j, the abuse happened in the 1970s ahead of the branson school in ross released a letter last week saying three former students came forward to report the abuse. the school is asking anyone with information to let investigators know. unfortunately in this case the statute of limitations has already expired. happening today, with school out of session in the north bay, authorities there conduct a drill meant to simulate an active shooter situation. this takes place at saints fran chis drake high school. the entire response training session ran all day today.

will run all day today with a second session planned for third. but there's a simulation taking place between noon and 3:00 p.m. and is supposed to include loud noises and role players. cleaning up the streets of oakland, look at that. needs to be done. city leaders expected to discuss what to do next about illegal dumping. it's a problem we've been following now for a while. libby shaft saying in the past five years dumping complaints have doubled there's a 311 number to report dumping. >> protesting cell to youers is a fight we've seen taking place across the bay area and now san mateo is debating the same issue. dozens showed up at the city council meeting last night to protest the cell towers, they say the towers drive down property values and pose harmful radiation risks. last month we were there when palo alto debated the same issue. palo alto ended up approving permits to are ver size zon to

install cell nodes at 11 poles. we know how hard it can be for renters and national housing group just released a new report indicating someone has to work three full-time minimum wage jobs to afford renting a two bedroom home. that amounts to a little less than $33 an hour. on average california renters only make $21 hourly. it ranks california as the second worst in the country when it comes to rental cost behind only hawaii. when it comes to key source for tax dollars, marin will see around increase at about the same rate as last year. the property taxes for the current fiscal year will bring in $78 billion. that's 5.4% increase over last year. in a previous fiscal year, marin county property tax revenues rose 5.3 because of flat numbers, they may have to resort to budget cuts. >> whether you need a bike

tune-up, to gear up for the summer? the contra costa library system is hosting a free summer bike fest from 1:00 too 3:00 this afternoon on stockton avenue. now you can get a free bike tune-up and check out some of those skilled courses as well. >> there's good news. another free school lunch program will kick off today in the south bay. yesterday we told you about the onepitasmilpitas. any hungry students under the age of 18 can get a free healthy lunch today through august 14th at any of the locations you see listed here. rosemary elementary or castlemon elementary. >> got to keep those kids fed. they get hungry. >> not just during the school year, obviously. great those programs are going. we're looking at roadways and they are flowing smoothly. we have a couple of notes, just learned from shawn at our desk, just heard that the closure pete reported police investigation

after an officer shoved shooting railroad at whipple. they may have that closed for possibly six hours or more. that will be a proob because that cuts off folks to and from mission boulevard. you can use dakota or industrial, if you have to travel there, whipple is likely cut off between 880 and mission boulevard just for the morning. we'll track that and also have a crash west 24, temporarily closing the ramp over there towards tunnel road. that's highway 13 north of the freeway. fz not a whole big commute spot but we'll track that closer by the bay bridge as the backup because it's the bay bridge toll plaza. >> there you go. >> right now, we're going to head for the weekend. i thought it was perfect. make sure you have plans to stay cool. look at what we're expecting through the next several days, inland areas go from 86 degrees

today to 100 degrees on saturday. and we also have the pride festivities going on in and around san francisco. san francisco will be the place to be. it will be 68 degrees on thursday and friday 73 degrees. some low 70s all throughout the weekend with sunshine. perfect weather there. you may be kicking off the weekend at music in the park in san jose. tony, tony tony will be at the park at 90 degrees then it does cool down gradually. it's going to be hot. this weekend will be in the low 80s in yosemite and hot. but let me show you a place that's going to be even hotter, lake shasta, 101 degrees by the end of the weekend. mostly sunny skies and you may be able to cool off just a bit in carmel valley where the highs there will reach in the low to mid-80s. we'll talk about what's ahead for san jose for today that's

coming up in about three minutes. >> we'll look forward to it. thank you. 5:40. coming up next on quts today "t ba bay", saving lives on cal trains tracks, the changes leerds are considering after a string of suicides. beating the fog. the strategy one airline is considering to combat weather delays ats sfo. white house having all kinds of trouble this morning with the family policy, especially with mixed messages, we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues.

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good tuesday morning, we're coming up on 5:44. a cloudy start but that helps keep it cool for a little while longer. as we go through the day in san jose, we'll go from the low 60s to the mid-70s by noon. eventually heading up to 83 degrees today. today about normal for the time of year but it's about to feel more like we're in the desert southwest or something. over 100 degree temperatures. we'll talk about that coming up in about five minutes. >> makes it feel more like we're in air conditioning. over here at the east bay, a little slowing for 238, that's not bad in the peninsula. even better. i'll show you where we do have slower spots for why ayour comm coming up. >> happening today, palo alto leaders will discuss recent proposed tweaks to the planned train tracks, grade separation project. the city council is considering changes to the upgrades to the

churchhill and palo alto intersection. they hope to start renovation and have the upgrades completed by the year 2028. >> a live look at sfo this morning. if you've been there, you know that the weather delays can be brutal. now alaska airlines is considering rerouting some of those flights to oakland and san jose instead. the airline would then bus the passengers back to sfo. they are able to make this move easily because they have the necessary employs employees and equipment at all three major bay area airports. alaska airlines recently purchased virgin america. many cities are still trying to hash out their own rules. walnut creek leaders plan to debate the issue to determine how to regulate pot plants on private property and maybe banning nondelivery cannabis related businesses. that gets under way at 6:00 tonight. 5:45 right now. the white house is not backing

down on its policy to separate children from their families right there at the border. >> as more and more conservatives say they are against it. >> the mormon church the latest to say it needs to stop. joining catholic bishops saying we need to treat children with humanity. in a press conference yesterday that did not go over very well. that press conference kirsten kneelson said the policy to break up families was not a message, not put in place to scare immigrants from the border. then contradicted by the attorney general speaking on fox. >> hopefully people will get the message and come through the border at the port of entry and not break across the border unlawfully. >> four former first ladies now unanimous in the call to end the program starting with first lady laura bush and roselyn carter. the doj inspector general will return to the capitol too

confirm his report that jim comey was irresponsible with his behavior before the 2016 election. comey made republicans angry by clearing hillary clinton and made democrats angry by announcing a new investigation. markets trading lower after america made new threats in its trade war with china. futures investors make on the market say the dow will lose 300 points off the top. we'll talk about that head in your money as we talk business in 30 minutes. we're still talking about president trump and family situation on twitter. join the conversation. you can find me on twitter at scott mcgrew. >> scott, you bought me one of these nesting dolls when you went to russia. look at the spin on them now. it's pretty cool -- i'm getting choked up about it. the nesting dolls is what they are doing, they are putting the pictures of some of the famous soccer players out there on the

dolls and they are big sellers right now at moscow souvenir stands and you can find your favorite players there. the last world cup group gets started today as well, japan taking on colombia later. poland plays senegal and russia plays the second game against egypt. telemundo 48 has your coverage. >> do a champion and each team -- >> that's a good idea. >> right now taking a look at weather today. another nice day, kari. a great day across the bay area. little bit warmer than it was yesterday and that is what will be going through the trend as we go through the week. here's a look at your out the door temperatures, it's warmest in san jose right now. 59 degrees and morgan hill 52 there. also 52 in santa rosa, oakland heading out the door to 54 degrees and 56 in san francisco.

martinez will go from the low 60s as we start out this morning into the low 80s today. we'll be up to 85 already by 1:00 today. be prepared for those quickly warming temperatures and if you're going out to some of the parks or hiking trails in the south bay, we will start out with early clouds and by 10:00 we're at 70 degrees, skies clearing as it warms up at 2:00 today. it will be 81 degrees and then slightly cooler by this evening and you think about spots like alam rock park, 87 in livermore for the high. 91 in concord. oakland 71 degrees and 88 in napa today. san francisco, mid-60s, as you're getting dressed this morning, short sleeves and shorts good choices today because it will feel like summertime and this is the kind of weather we'll be wear gs some summer gear for the rest of the week. as we take a look, maybe out to

orinda heading outdoors, it will be warm as you get set up but it will start to feel a lot more comfortable as we head towards the end of the con kert. we'll be in the mid-70s for the game at at&t park, we're getting a live view, cooling up with upper 50s. it's going to be hot and there will be another reinforcing area of high pressure this causes the air to sink and keeps us from getting ocean breezes and in fact the winds often change and blowoff shore which causes it to be very hot. that's what we'll be in for as we head towards the weekend. mike, you're showing slowing in san francisco? >> we have a crash 101 just off the bay bridge. that is a concern. the south bay and east bay and tri-valley light builds in your typical fashion. off the bay bridge now. the slowing off the sky way

westbound 80 approaching south 101. right before you get to the ups area where there's a little pullout on the shoulder where i believe they'll clear the crash shortly. you have the crash with the distraction. that's a problem into san francisco off the bay bridge. tracking that making good progress there though. on the other iside of the bay, slower drive for oakland and both directions move smoothly and haze in the tli visibility is not a problem. i want to show you our waze app here. our partners at waze help you time things out showing slowing down the east shore freeway. over here our friend, look at that, also has an nbc bay area wazers team logo here. we want to thank callie style 510 for that information talking about the crash which i've been reporting as well. so they say thank you. we also have to report you can join nbc bay area wazers through settings. make sure you check the reminder because waze can be set to give a reminder to check the back seat if you have a child in the

car. it's very important during hot weather days. keep that in mind as well. trying to help you out, guys. >> people appreciate it. >> thanks, mike. >> it's 5:51. changes coming to a major b.a.r.t. station but the construction will create temporary problems for riders. we'll tell you all about it coming up next. first happening now, four people have been killed in attacks in turkey as the country prepares for presidential elections on sunday. the current president is seeking another term. the attacks are allegedly carried out on those opposing him. plus, as of last night, more than 8 o,000 americans raised $3.5 million to help reunite immigrant parents with children. us today reports it's the largest single fundraiser ever on the social media site. more news for you after the break. (time check (

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right there. it was bad for those people trying to make it through. emergency crews are asking drivers to just stay off the roads and out of the flood waters, people living near small streams and rivers are being told to be ready to move to higher ground. it is a similar scene in wisconsin as well, several days of heavy rain caused deadly flooding there. at least one person died. it happened in an extremely rural area so no evacuation orders went out. the state of emergency was declared in several counties in the northwest part of the state. >> marine mammal experts are heading to the north bay today to try to figure out how a blue whale died at the national sea social security shore. the marine mammal center and academy of sciences are working together to perform an animal autopsy today. the animal washed ashore yesterday afternoon and marine mammal center says this is the only tenth blue whale death they responded to in 43 years. so they are really hoping to

learn more about the health and history of the species. >> at 5:56. survivors of gun violence tend to suffer more emotionally than other crime victims according to a new study from uc davis. researchers tracked people who had been involved in violent crime. nearly 40% of gun victims experienced severe distress compared to 31% of people who were victims of other weapons. crime involving no weapons at all were the least likely to cause distress. >> changes are coming to one of the busiest b.a.r.t. stations, crews are updating and improving the plaza in oakland. the work started this week and is happening in two separate phases. eventually there will be a new secure bike station and new flooring and better lighting. the construction would not impact bus or taxi or passenger pickup and drop off but crews are moving the bike racks and lockers to the north side of the plaza. b.a.r.t. is getting ready for san francisco pride which is

coming up this saturday and sunday. the big event, the parade is on sunday and b.a.r.t. will open at 8:00 a.m. that day and run on a normal sunday schedule. there will be extra trains running for the parade so expect large crowds at the station before the parade starts at 10:30 and expect large crowds at civic center stations all day. if you want to avoid those long lines at ticket machines, buy the roundtrip tickets ahead of time or use your clipper card. >> 49ers giving back to the community today, working with habitat for humanity for the fifthth annual community day. they'll be working at habitat for humanity central commons, a 30 home development in fremont. the team is painting homes and working on siding and retaining walls. >> today is juneteenth also known as freedom day and emancipation day. a lot of communities will celebrate today while others celebrated over the weekend. i had the pleasure there of

emceeing the event in san jose on saturday. the holiday goes back to june 1865 when the abolition of slavery was owe foishlly announced in texas. the name juneteenth is a merge of the words june and 19th. >> a lot of fun there. >> it's 6:00. quickly approach and we're following breaking news. violence overnight in an east bay neighborhood. what led up to a gun battle between police and suspects. >> those heartbreaking images and audio surfacing as the immigration battle heats up. the growing outrage and trump administration defense about separating migrant children and their parents. >> the reason some county officials want to erase millions of dollars of debt for thousands of local families. "today in the bay" continues right now. joining us. i )m laura garcia.

>> a revery good morning to you, it's tuesday. i'm marcus washington. we'll get to your traffic in just a moment but kari has good news as we embrace these cooler temperatures. the heat up is coming. >> you better take it in now. it's going to be hot heading into the weekend. today not so bad, even though we're starting out with the clouds and fog, we'll get sunshine later today. it's mostly cloudy right now as we take a live look outside in san jose. here's our temperatures for southeast san jose and evergreen. it will be in the low 80s and little bit close to normal. we'll be just slightly above normal today. here's a look at the 7-day forecast and the trend we're on as we head through the first day of summer, 90 degrees and it jumps by 10 degrees by saturday. some events going on around the bay area as well. mike, now you're tracking a crash in san jose. >> we see crash and slowing, here's north 101. look, really hitting