hours. by 9:00 we're at 62 degrees and a lot of sunshine and highs today in the upper 70s and low 80s, not bad at all. we're going to see those highs up to 83 degrees in livermore. 82 in napa and san francisco 62 degrees. but heading into the weekend, it is going to be hot, hot, hot. i'll have a look at that forecast coming up. mike it's an easy build to the commute, right. >> i don't like the sound of that. moving nicely and mild slowing in the tri-valley. travel times off of 580 slowing out of grant line road and things ease up towards livermore. no problems, just a little bit for 84 cutting through pleasanton as well. the east shore freeway only 21 minutes from highway 4 but the backup is at the toll plaza and it is also affecting west 580 out of the maze. for more big news in the city, i'll send it back to you guys. >> 6:00 right now. we begin with breaking news, a driver crashes 30 feet into an

apartment building, this is in san francisco's inner richmond. you can see the major damage left behind there. pete suratos is live at the scene this morning. you've been at the scene since we came on air at 4:30. break down what you've been able to find out about this. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus, according to san francisco police, saying the delivery truck the driver of the delivery truck loses control of driving here and into this apartment complex garage on the 400 block. you see it looks to be about 30 feet or so inside of this garage that wie're looking at. showing you scene video, one of the more active scenes earlier this morning. according to police it happened roughly around 3:30 a.m. where we're standing. the driver losing control and driving into the garage. in the video you're seeing there, the jaws of life were actually used to extri indicate them from this delivery truck. his injuries are being described as life threatening according to police.

here's one person who lives next to this apartment complex had to say about the crash. >> i work up goike up going to bathroom and heard a big crash and felt my building shake. my roommate woke up an we base beingally ran into the window to see what was going on. didn't see anything so we base beingally went outside and we walked down here and then we saw a couple of people pointing to this crash over here. >> police are not saying if they are treating this as a dui at this point but say the driver may have been asleep at the wheel. that's according to the police i spoke to at the scene. as for noekz in this complex, there are no injuries to anyone but fire crews did evacuate them through a fire escape. you can see here looking at the damage, we're being told the utilities are shut down in the building as well as this crash still under investigation. we're live in san francisco, pete suratos, for "today in the bay." >> thanks so much for that

update. >> at 6:02. new this morning, a fight outside of an east bay bar turns deadly overnight. it happened outside the sons of liber liberty ale house. four people left the bar and got into a fight. two men were stabbed. one died at the scene. the other is in the hospital. the two attackers then took off. so far no arrests. to washington, d.c. this morning, once again the immigration battle is the top story. president trump describing the situation at the border as nasty and ugly. >> as we've been showing you all week, immigrant parents are being separated from their children. the president went to capitol hill and told republicans if they can get enough votes to fix the problem, he'll sign it. qu"today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us for what is next. >> good morning, everyone, they are still trying to work that

out and while the president says it's the law that's got his hands tied here on capitol hill, some republicans and democrats are criticizing him saying this is a problem that his zero tolerance policy created. >> both could happen this week on two laws that would end separating migrant children from their parents. >> we're going to try to see if we can fix it. >> mr. president, i'll lend you my pen, any pen. you can fix it yourself. >> president trump tells republicans he's 1,000 percent hi behind immigration reform. >> i don't want children taken away from parents. >> it's to the clear which plan he's backing. >> we hope to reach out to the democrats and see if we can get a result. >> reporter: one compromise would limit immigration and provide a path to citizenship and nearly $25 billion for a border wall.

>> children should not be a bargaining chip in this process. >> lawmakers are under pressure with courts overflowing and thousands of children in government custody. >> people i haven't heard from this years, who have got my cell phone, who know my personal e-mail saying i haven't bothered you in a long time, this is urgent. this is moral. >> ranchers at the border, blame parents. >> it's terrible that they are using their children as pawns to gain access to our country. >> children in cages, congress in limbo. and america at a boiling point. >> the president is meeting with lawmakers this time at the white house. the pope is even weighing in now, saying that he backs the u.s. conference of bishops condemning what's happening at the border. marcus and laura. >> all right, thank you. >> in the meantime, the controversial homeland security

secretary kristen neilsen was heckled in a restaurant outside washington. take a look. >> shame! shame! >> this is right across the street from the white house. demonstrators stormed the restaurant and shouted her out. you heard them yelling shame. she defended the trump administration zero tolerance policy for people trying to come into the u.s. 6:06. new this morning, santa rosa leaders reportedly take another key step in the city's long road to recovery. according to the press democrat council members have approved a new $447 million budget. that's about 16% higher than last year. now a lot of spending will cover costs related to the deadly north bay firestorm. that includes replacing the entire water system in fountain grove contaminated from fire related toxins. a city leaders still hope to recoup some of the money from federal disaster relief. >> 6:06 happening today. san francisco takes action on a plan to some called long overdo,

cleaning up conditions at the b.a.r.t. station. recent video showing some of the problems went viral. commuters at time stepping over and through people that were just passed out in the hallway. many of them intravenous drug users. sometimes even used needles seen thrown around. later this morning, mark farrell will roll out a new plan joined by the police department. moving a little closer to a final iszed plan for the long talked about grade separation project. it would involve moving the train tracks off of street level to improve traffic flow. palo alto weekly reports last night council members took some options off the table over concerns they could lead to imminent domain seizures. the problem is still years away from even starting and likely will not be finished for at least a decade. keeping you safe this fourth of july. with the dry conditions in contra costa county, firefighters want you to be extra cautious with those

fireworks. to drive things home for you right now. yesterday the contra costa county district demonstrated what happens when tinder dry grass and fireworks meet. it was not a pretty sight. even a common sprinkler ignited within seconds and all fireworks are illegal in every part of contra costa county. >> we're seeing the low clouds all over the bay area. if you're going to be heading out to at&t park today for the early afternoon giants game, it's going to be in the low 60s. we will start to see some clearing then and then throughout the rest of the afternoon very nice as our skies clear not only there but at the also alameda county fair. you bring in a clothing donation, you can get in for free and the rides are a dollar. it's going to be in the upper 70s for early afternoon. but it will get warm, up to 80 degrees by 3:00 today and cooling down nicely with breezy winds for the evening. in martinez, we'll start out at

61 degrees at 8:00 but reaching the low 80s there as well and we're getting ready for triple digits in the forecast. i'll have more on that in a few minutes and mike you're checking in now with the north bay. >> you showed low clouds over at at&t. we see them hovering -- well above the deck here in golden gate bridge running smoothly. the forecast you have coming up. enjoy this. a nice drive north counter commute at lucky drive. you will have some debris in the roadway. be careful there and it sounds like there's a box blocking one of the left lanes. here's what pete suratos reported. there's still activity there from the delivery truck into the building in san francisco but getting into the city from the east bay, home the metering lights, the only slowdown you have at the bay bridge. everything else moves well. we move nicely down towards the south bay. the tri-valley and east bay typical for 680 and 880 a little slowing there. mass transit a good option. good opportunity to try that. a note if you're taking the giants ferry, commuter traffic

as well. check the website for golden gate ferry system and they will tell you where to best use the parking lots. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. 6:09, coming up next, more than just a little sand between your toes, the work getting under way today to move sand building up along the great highway. and how it could impact your commute. and stock market gets ready for trump's second wave of tariffs against china. we'll tell you what it means for you coming up. later, getting a jump start on tech jobs, the free program for teens to 20-year-olds to teach them to code. that's coming up at 6:26. it is 6:10, you're watching "today in the bay."

good wednesday morning, let's look outside in san jose where we start out with clouds, we'll see those clouds linger for a little while longer through 8:00 and clearing skies and warming temperatures at noon, 71 degrees. reaching in the upper 70s for today. it's going to be really nice. we will talk about how hot it gets as we head into the weekend. you don't want to miss this. it's coming ip in less than five minutes. >> we're looking at the great travel time throughout the east bay. a mild slowing for 680, for 880 not a big concern and the peninsula, our commute hasn't hit here yet that's great for 101. we'll show you where there's

slowing. >> happy wednesday to you. history has been made as general electric seeing -- from the dow industrials, been with them since 1896 when the index was invented. disney says it's going to raise its bid to buy parts of 20th century fox to 70 billion, outbidding comcast. comcast owns this tv station. tesla claims its the victim of sabotage. musk says he caught an employee sab tour and that employee may be connected to a wider conspiracy. we questioned law enforcement all over california starting with fremont police where the factory is. they said tesla did not inform them of the crime. tesla headquarters in palo alto and they say it's first they've heard of it. in sparks nevada, the sheriff says tesla did not contact him. it is possible tesla contacted the fbi or u.s. attorney.

tesla says it has no comment either way but investors we want an update on this alleged conspiracy. president trump hit china with a set of tariffs and ready for a second wave, 10% on consumering consumer goods. will apple get a special pass? president trump's trade adviser says there is no special exemption for apple but cnbc is also reporting president trump has told tim cook apple witness get a free pass. there's no good reason to give apple a free pass. it makes a consumer good made in china. it should be part of the tariffs but let's being realistic. we like our iphones. >> and such a huge company and brings in so much revenue. >> indeed it does. thank you very much, scott. it is quarter after 6:00 right now. today we'll get an update on the progress being made on trans bay trans transit center. over the weekend one of muny's largest lines started using the bus plaza.

the four-story facility isn't expected to be fully open until august at the earliest. happening today, san francisco's battle against sand accumulation gets kicked up a notch. crews start the annual relocation of sand along the great highway. teams will move 8,000 cubic yards of sand along one stretch of ocean beach. this means a lot of lay -- one lane of southbound traffic between lincoln and sloj will be closed from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. each day as the work goes on and that may take up to eight days. >> it's amazing too see the buildup year after year. >> some people can't hold their beer. literally. it happened during last night's game between pittsburg pirates and the milwaukee brewers, player fouls one high as you see it there. bam, hits that beer right out of the viewer's hand there. can you imagine that? what accuracy. >> it exploded on top of the

dugout. look at his buddy clapping and laughing. not all of the beer spilled out though. he kind of took a sip of what was left there as his friends were applauding. >> yeah. >> better than the -- you no, you have it in a glass and then the baseball lands in the glass and then -- >> that might have been a good thing. >> that's a game. >> hey. >> beer pong extreme. >> wonderful to see that at the giants game. we have an early afternoon game, we'll have great weather. and we do start out with some clouds. kind of misting and drizzling but that will keep us cool today. in dublin as you get ready to head out the door we're seeing sun coming underneath the clouds right now. 7-day forecast is at the bottom of the screen as we check out the morning commute for fremont. that starts with cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid-50s and noon we're at 63 degrees. we're heading into low 70s for early afternoon with some sunshine going out today for some of the hiking trails in the

south bay, it will be nice and cool, 7:00 we're at 57 degrees. it will be comfortable. i think the most comfortable at about 10:00 today with some sunny skies and then warming up but still not bad at all. 76 degrees at 2:00 today at some of our parks and mild and breezy for the evening. here's a look at the highs today. it will be very warm in morgan hill with a high of 85 degrees. looking at upper 80s for much of the each bay from antioch to concord in danville, 85 degrees while hayward reaches 73 degrees. it will be cool and cloudy for half moon bay. only peeks of sunshine and in redwood city, 74 degrees for our high today. marina district at 57 degrees and 77 today in novato. today we do still have our ocean breeze kicking in giving us the natural air conditioning and it's going to be still breezy for the north bay. those winds at about 25 to 30 miles per hour in santa rosa. then as we head towards friday,

the wind changes direction and high pressure moves in and that will keep us from getting the nice and cool breezes. in fact it's going to be hot and dry air as it moves over the land. as we make some weekend plans, make sure you let me know what you're doing to get a personalized forecast, i'm @kari hall weather on facebook and twitter. inland we're going to be up to 100 degrees for saturday. and just as hot on friday. it does start to cool off on sunday but then early next week, that's when we get the biggest cooldown on monday. san francisco goes from 62 today to 75 on saturday. and the commute starting to build, mike? >> a gentle build. much more gentle than the temperature changes you showed at the end of the week. watch out for that. over here we're watching for more cars hitting the road and no major problems from the city down to the south bay along 101 and 280. we'll show you that but it's moving smoothly as far as speed sensors go. san martin, kicked in earlier

but held steady into morgan hill and no other problems. santa cruz moving nicely as well. looking at northbound 101, easy drive here at 680, 280, the earlier car fire has cleared up from the roadway and completely gone now. 101 along the peninsula. this is why you see speed sensor tez limit, good spacing, a lot of spacing between the cars over at university. approaching the berkeley curve and bay bridge, a smooth drive, slowing for west 580 and westbound 80 as they meet at the toll plaza. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:20. coming up next, an actual pay form inside mandalay bay. what caused this flooding inside the las vegas casino and resort. >> her new glasses give her headaches but she couldn't get the lens makers to see things her way. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next.

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. oakland woman who ended up with a bad pair of eyeglasses. 6:23, nbc bay area responds to an oakland woman who ended up with what she says was a bad pair of eyeglasses. >> and chris chmura says our team helped bring the prescription program into focus. >> pair of eyeglasses from glasses usa. after a few weeks she noticed experiencing headaches so she asked for a refund but the company told her she was past the 14-day no questions asked

guarantee period. ladonna insisted there was a problem with the prescription. but still, no refund. she turned to us. we shared her case with glasses usa.com. the ceo personally responded and told us after the 14-day return period has passed, we do ask for proof of error so we can judge how to continue. when she provided proof of error it was unfortunately overlooked. she was given a full $116 refund. here's a related reminder. you don't have to buy your glasses from your eye doctor. you can shop around and federal law says your eye doctor must give you a copy of your prescription if you ask for it, which you should. if a business leaves you blind sided, call us any time, 888-996-tipgs or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> talk about a nightmare here. hotel guests in las vegas were greeted by this at the mandalay

bay casino and hotel. water just gushing from the ceiling in the convention center area. the leak initially reported to be in the south convention center building but soon after, water began spreading so quickly. the conference attend ees were ushered to safety doors through the side of the building. they determined that a water main break in the loading dock caused the leak. everyone eventually let back in and fortunately no one was hurt and the building had no structural damage. >> 6:25. the men lo fire department fire station is now open. the building replaces the old fire station build in 1953 in the same location. demolition started in november of 2016 and the new building is safer and firefighters expect it to last at least 70 years. outside if you look right there, you can see there a dog drinking fountain and wooden bench for the public. this still a little work to be

done still on this fire department. so the formal dedication and community open house will happen a little later this year. >> well, new this morning, a unique free program to prepare folks for a career in tech. >> and it's not too late to sign up. code works is holding a seven-week program starting july 3rd. it introduces young adults between the ages ever 16 to 24 to fundamentals of coding and overall website development. the program coordinator grew up in richmond and works as a software engineer for a vc firm and says it's important to teach these tools to a community not heavily presented in the tech industry. >> i wanted to see like how can i teach others about a skill that i'm passionate about and i have and kind of get more people or introduce more people to the tech industry at large. >> if you're interested in signing up, go to the code works section of the city of richmond's website. there may be a wait list but you

should still go to one of the orientation dates listed here to see if you made the list. >> 6:26 right now. coming up here on "today in the bay," the immigration debate heating up fast. steps local advocates are taking right now to fight for immigrant's rights in california. a live report coming up for you next. we're staying on top of breaking news out of san francisco this morning, a van smashing into an apartment building. we'll bring you a live look when we return. you're watching quts today in the bay. 30--

we )re off to a cool start with some fog along the coast, but get ready for another hot afternoon. we're off to a cool start with fog along the coast. get ready for a hot afternoon. taking a live look outside from downtown san jose, enjoy, it's not going to be as hot as this weekend. a little teaser for you. >> i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's head over to kari hall with a look at the forecast today. the clouds help keeping cool through the day and we'll have a nice little identification breeze kicking up for the afternoon. here's a look once again in san jose where we see those cloudy skies and see the clouds through 10:00 and reaching in the low 70s by early afternoon hitting the upper 7 o's in san jose. inland areas we'll have the warmer temperatures in spots like concord and antioch and livermore as well as morgan hill

reaching in the '80s. 76 in santa rosa and san francisco 62 degrees. we'll talk about the weekend. a lot of events going on coming up in seven minutes. mike, big problems. no big problems for the commute so far. >> no big problems. but we do have the commute starting to get bigger. over here we see slowing 880 from hayward and 238 where there's a new incident reported. i don't have any details so i'll mark it there and track it through the issues through the south bay have cleared. that's better new. walnut creek, concord moving smoothly. it's highway 4 which had the early slowing start and it sticks around there for the morning. it's pretty light there as well as here into richmond. and hercules a smooth drive. i'll show you the live camera we have, richmond on the richmond side heading to san rafael. picking up the commute fast track lanes are the busiest right there. here in palo alto, this is the reason why the sensors are clear on the peninsula.

>> 6:31. that breaking news that we have been following since we came on air at 4:30 this morning. this is a live look in san francisco's inner richmond district where a van slammed into an apartment building leaving that driver critically injured. that crash happened about two hours ago near clement street. so far there are no reports of residents or even bystanders being injured but some people right now are out of their homes. >> the immigration crisis is still making headlines this morning. we've been seeing images like these showing kids separated from their parents after they crossed the u.s.-mexico border illegally. people across the nation and in the by area are demanding change and fighting for immigrants. kris sanchez joins us to see what local advocates are doing today to try to help. >> hi there, laura. in the last seven minutes, a charter bus left the fruit veil

b.a.r.t. station, one of the five arriving in sacramento ahead of a federal hearing related to california's safrpg weary policy. a lot of these folks seem to be fueled like images at child detention centers where children are detained separate as they await immigration hearings. the activist will rally at 8:00 and then at 10:00 they'll protest outside the federal building where the sanctuary policies hearing is plan. in all they are expecting about 500 activists there. organizers with the california immigrant youth justice alliance, say while family separations are not new to this administration, the way the trump administration seems to be deliberately traumatizing families is globalizing new activists. >> what's been happening through the -- our acts of social media and different images that caused the shock across the nation have a lot of different people to be engaged who otherwise wouldn't have been engaged with the work

we do. >> 2,000 children are in the customer of the federal government separate from their parents. dianne feinstein's keep families together act has a support of 49 democratic senators on that bill that would bar the family separations that started with the trump administration's zero tolerance policy which took effect in april. we have an nbc bay area and telemundo 48 crew to continue covering this part of the story. we've gotten comments back on social media saying that these parents are bringing this upon themselves by showing up at the border with their children. but what these activists are saying is that even if they are showing up illegally, there are due process rules and human rights that could potentially be being violated. in oakland, kris sanchez qu"tod in the bay". >> 6:34. it's a crime that caught a lot of people's attention, a man accused of attacking a homeless person for no apparent reason

and it's all caught on camera. this afternoon, will face a judge for first time. we want to warn you might find this video disturbing. 50-year-old kicked the homeless man on the sidewalk, this is near the tenderloin last month. he was arrested on sunday when officers spotted him walking on market street. police say he's also a suspect in a separate attack last month on muny bus and in that accident he's accused of slamming the man's face into a railing breaking his nose. now he's now facing two aggravated assault charges. >> and new for you this morning, we're just finding out that a man who hopped the white house fence monday triggering the security care is from the bay area. nbc obtained documents on the breach, 29-year-old alexander thomas minor from danville is accused of jumping the bay area on south lawn. said he was on a mission from

god to harm the president. he carried a back pack but no weapons. minor is scheduled to appear before judge today. the search is on for a person who stole a 6 week old puppy from a south bay business. cameras were rolling when the puppy was snatched. they are asking for help identifying man you see in this video. investigators say he walked into the business on bering drive in san jose and left with a husky golden retriever mix. we spoke to the dog's owner who is hopeful the surveillance video will help get his puppy back. >> when i see those videos it hurts. it hurts to see that video but i mean, i'm so glad that we installed security ram ras to see his face perfectly and his car. >> the suspect drove off in a black mer aicedes suv with a si week old puppy named nila. >> three kids under age of 10 are in the hospital after a deadly crash in concord.

a gray suv you see right there t boned a white dodge. this happened around 6:30 last night on concord boulevard and parkside drive. the driver of that white car died at the scene and three kids inside the. s vuxt were taken to children's hospital in oakland. concord boulevard was shut down for several hours but back open this moorng. >> making the streets safer for the elderly, that's what the city of san francisco will try to do today. george gascon along with mta and vision zero sf will launch its citywide elder pedestrian safety campaign. they want to put multilingyou'll banners to encourage drivers to slowdown for seniors. we did digging overnight and found alarming stats from the cdc about traffic accidents in the u.s. in 2015, more than 5,000 pedestrians were killed in crashes. that averages to about one crash related death every two hours and older adults aging 65 or older accounted for 19% of all pedestrian deaths.

>> too high no matter what the number is. we're looking at the freeways and speeds, they are moving nicely. typical pattern through silicon valley. off the san mateo bridge on the hayward side a crash on the shoulder. no lanes blocked just your traditional build as folks head between the san mateo and dumbarton things get congested. there's the bridge westbound on right heading to the peninsula, that's why we see speed sensors going from green to orange and more cars and slowing. over here at the bay bridge toll plaza, the same thing, more cars and slowing and tolls and more everything. it's actually moving much more smoothly than we saw about 20 minutes ago. it looks pretty good for the bay bridge. >> let's have more weekends. >> yes. >> yeah. hey, you can go to the beach and find cooler weather -- >> a plus to this.

>> we can drive and change our weather here around the bay area. and if you don't like the dangerous heat we'll have in the inland valleys it will be up to 100 degrees on saturday. the bay will be at 86 degrees and still some cool weather and 75 at the coast on saturday. it will be cooling down a few degrees but we still are going to be in for hot weather for the inland valleys, reaching 90 degrees on sunday. the bay at 82 and 72 degrees at the coast. we've got a lot of pride festivities going on and maybe on friday you're going to the trans march, it will be 71 degrees, perfect weather. saturday also looking great. 75 degrees. actually the warmest day in san francisco because in time for the big parade on sunday at 10:30, it's going to be nice and cool with highs reaching up to 72. it's going to be hot in russian river valley this weekend from friday to saturday. reaching into the mid-90s but much cooler on sunday with a

high of 78 degrees there. if you're going hiking around kirkwood this weekend, it will be in the mid to upper 70s for the next several days. and mostly sunny skies. sunday the warmer at 77 degrees. and in muir woods this weekend, reaching in the upper 70s but also going to see those temperatures dropping on sunday with highs there reaching 69 degrees. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend for the south bay. that's coming up in three minutes. sounds good, thank you, kari. >> 6:40. coming up next, the google transit village about to bring thousands of jobs to the south bay. good for the economy but bad for the commute. how you can weigh in on the traffic impact today. republicans meet desperate to find a solution before the november primary. out to the big boards this morning, a mild recovery on the dow after dropping yesterday on trade fears "today in the bay" will be right back.

it is 6:43, we see the clouds rolling over the south bay as we go to santa clara. it's going in the upper 50s at 8 clng this morning, 6 2 at 9:00 when the skies clear. from there our temperatures warm up in the upper 70s for today. we're enjoying some very pleasant weather around the bay area. . it's going to be hot in time for the weekend, i'm talking about highs at 100 degrees and look at

that coming up in about five minutes. over here we're looking at lower speeds, 36 minutes out of v vallejo and through the jam, things are clear into novato. in the tri-valley, slowing but nothing dramatic. this is really good. 680 there is something going on. want to check it out and let you know for that portion of the tri-valley. >> and take a look at this, this is new video this morning of a fully engulfed car on interstate 280 right where it meets 880 and 17 san jose. mike inouye caught this fire as it was happening from one of our skycam ras. and we brought you this live during our 5:00 hour. there are no reports of injuries but certainly a scary sight there. a project that could bring thousands of jobs to san jose and with that comes traffic. a live look at the diridon station. you can get your say on the impact the proposed going thele

transit village will have on the area. here's a map where the google village would go. an already congested area right next to the busy station. tonight the city of san jose is hosting the first of four community forums to get the public's opinion and input on new developments. the first meeting is tonight at 6:00, next meeting is tomorrow night. happening today, san francisco police commission will talk about loosening restrictions on stun guns. according to the examiner, the police commission might start negotiating with police officers association over a policy that was passed back in march. it allows officers to use stun guns but only in certain instances. examiner reports the association is worried about a rule that a suspect has to be violently resisting arrest before an officer can use a stun gun. >> 6:45. republicans have presented the president with a plan to end the separation of families at the border. >> scott mcgrew, politicians are facing re-election and worried

about their future. >> they really are. very worried this will affect them in the mid mid-terms. both give the president money for his wall in exchange for an end to the child separation program. president trump says he'll endorse either one of them though made that promise before. we're waiting for majority whip steve scalise to show a finished product. the pope has weighed in condemning trump's policy of family separation. the catholic church joins the lds church and methodist in condemnation. in fact there's a movement in the methodist church to censure or expel member jeff sessions. the mexican foreign minister has raised the alarm about a 10-year-old girl with down syndrome who's being held despite the fact her father is a legal u.s. resident. here's how president trump's campaign manager corey lewandowski reacted on fox news. >> a 10-year-old girl with down

syndrome who was taken from her mother and put in a cage -- >> wha -- >> did you say that to a 10-year-old with down syndrome. how dare you. how dare you. >> when you cross the border illegal. >> lieu juan do you sky was campaign manager until spring of 2016 when he was replaced by paul manafort currently in jail. one of the big questions asked several times of the homeland secretary, where are the babies? she did not answer that question during the press conference but we've seen one picture given to the "new york times" reporters of a 12-month-old at a facility in brownsville, texas. this morning the state government of michigan says charity organizations in that state are receiving some of the babies as well. the head of the governor's civil rights program says the children arriving here are much younger than those who have been transported in the past. some children are infants as young as three months of age and

unable to advocate for themselves. we've seen video from new york one of children being transported to manhattan. we're following up on that. we're continuing to track where the babies are. you can follow me on twitter, @scottmcgrew. >> get your walking shoes ready for a great event that is raising money for the awareness to end violence against women. >> you have to get out the high heels. this is a video of the walk a mile in her shoes event. see what i mean. it's organized by the wy. ca. not only is it a fun time but so important, it helps raise funding to assist domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking survivors. the money stays right here in silgly con valley. it does so much for so many women. look at these guys -- >> great for the y and cause. >> good for your calfs. >> following day, a lot of

business at podiatrists -- >> yeah, isn't that cool though, man enough to walk in her heels. it starts at 5:30 tonight in santana row. >> expect slow crosswalks. >> a lot of ben gay maybe later tonight. >> still going to be a nice day to walk in any shoes, it's going to be a great day. we're still enjoying our cooldown and also going to see the sun breaking out by late morning. we are starting out with some cloudy skies right now. if you're going to the giants game, you can see the flags waving at the top of at&t park. nice breeze and mist and drizzle but all of that clears out in time for first pitch at 12:45, we'll be at 63 degrees, a cool and sunny day and nice and comfortable out there the high reaching 52 degrees in san francisco, oakland up to 68 degrees and 86 in concord today. as you make your way inland it's still going to be quite warm while san jose reaches up to 79 degrees. a 7-day forecast at the bottom

of the screen. come over and take a look as you get dressed this morning. we'll have great weather for short sleeves and shorts once again as we go towards the next several days. we'll have some even hotter weather and we talked about this, the walk a mile in her shoes starts at 5:00 and it will be 76 degrees, still breezy and our temperatures cooling off nicely. nice weather for that. little warmer in walnut creek and downtown happening from 6:00 to 9:00 and it will be 77 degrees. 73 at 7:00 and still very comfortable. and also warm at the alameda county fair. today you bring in a clothing donation and get it for free. the rides are a dollar. really nice and less expensive way to enjoy some time outside with the kids. it's going to be 80 degrees for the high today. and cooling off into the low 70s this evening. for our inland forecast, over the next seven days, check this out, we go from 83 degrees today

to 98 on friday. and 100 degrees on saturday. it cools down just as fast. we'll have to wait until monday for us to get more comfortable weather. mike says the commute kicked in for silicon valley. >> it has, looks like you're doing p.r. for monday. that's the benefit. temperatures right now, the wednesday commute and benefit is things haven't really gotten bad yet but they have kicked in indeed for silicon valley. northbound through san jose, there's the general push then soon in the next pushing through cupertino, late build and we'll hold that for much of the morning there once it kicks in. over here in the tri-valley, slowing south 280. i did hear rumor ever one crash but nothing big reported for chp. not a lot of slowing as a result. 880 also a gentle build and hayward and union city the push across san mateo and dumbarton bridge is there. over the pennsylvania anyone la side slowing down embark der dro

and see the overcrossing where they continue to work on the interchange and distraction and lane shift. that's the rb for the slowing there. our partners at waze show you this map and cut through here is about the same as you go through the slower traffic but they have one more route to try to save you about 15 minutes and that's the benefit you get. nbc bay area wazers and the team name digs appeared. watch for it to come back as we talk about joining on your profile. that's the team to join. >> thank you, laura. >> coming up next here, a quick look at the top stories including a deadly double stabbing and east bay shopping center. what led to the overnight valley as the investigation is still under way at this hour. >> at 6:52. first happening now, the arch beneficiary off of washington, d.c. has been removed from his public ministry. there are credible allegations that cardinal theodore mckerr rick abused a teenager 50 years ago serving as a priest in new york. palo alto is preparing for a

visit from a v.i.p. guest. warning commuters to expect major traffic delays on 101 at university avenue due to a v.i.p. escort for the official. more news right after this break. 6:52 still. before you head out

here are the top stories on today in the bay-- welcome back, the time now is 6:55, here are the top stories on "today in the bay." >> breaking news in the richmond

district where a van slammed into an apartment building leaving the driver critically injured. it happened about 3:30 this morning near clement. so far no reports of residents are bystanders being injured but some people right now are out of their homes. one person dead after a stabbing in san leandro shopping complex. it happened overnight outside the sons of liberty ale house. the bar is inside a plaza off of east 14th street across from the safeway. four people had just left the bar when they got into some sort of fight. two men were stabbed and one died at the scene, the other is in critical condition in the hospital. police are still looking for the attackers. >> there's still a lot of work in the wake of the north bay wildfires but santa rosa leaders are trying to help. according to the press democrat, council members approved a new $44 million budget that's 16% higher than last year. a lot of the money will be used to cover costs related to the deadly firestorm like replacing water systems contaminated from

the fire related toxins. and we've seen a lot of changes on b.a.r.t. in recent months as the transit agency trids to clean up stations and reduce crime. this comes after this video surfaced showing commuters stepping over people who were passed out in the brart hallway. a lot of those people had been using drugs. today san francisco city leaders will announce a new action plan to clean up the city civic center b.a.r.t. station. mark farrell and police department leaders will roll out the new safety and cleaning plan this morning. >> a live look at the fruit veil b.a.r.t. station where immigrants gathered for what they are calling an important trip to the state capitol. five buses in all are bound from the bay area to sacramento today. other activists are car pooling planning to take part in two protests opposing the separation of undocumented immigrant families at the border. the first protest gets under way at 8:00 this morning. and coverage of the immigration debate continues next on the "today" show, the growing outrage over president trump's

zero tolerance immigration policy as a new report suggests even more migrant baby and to the letters are being held. >> high profile child torture case in southern california moves forward in court today. you may remember 57-year-old david turpin and his wife, 49-year-old louise turpin accused of hoeltding 14 children captive in their home in riverside county. prosecutors say the children were shackled to bed, only given one meal a day and only allowed to shower once a year. today's hearing will determine if there is enough evidence for a trial. if convicted the couple faces 94 years in prison. in oakland city leaders or council members are trying to clean up the streets and stop illegal dumping. the council approved a new budget which includes more than a million dollars to step up the effort to get the trash off the streets. the funding will go towards a four-person rapid response crew as well as two litter

enforcement crew members. >> at 6:58, taking a live look outside from the oakland airport. do you want to get away from the heat? it's coming this weekend. kind of a mild start to the day today. want to check the forecast now with meteorologist kari hall. >> you don't have to get on a flight. you can go to the coast. here's what i'm talking about. inland areas go from 83 degrees today to 98 on friday. and peeking at 100 degrees on saturday. we will have much more comfortable weather for san francisco and area beaches reaching the mid-70s by saturday. >> like those temperatures a little bit better. some lanes are looking lighter on the bay bridge. >> we're watching the trend and i'll show you you the toll plaza, some of the cash lanes indicate some of the feeder routes towards the maze are light but 580 still slow as we come back to the desk, i want to mention, giants are playing midday so bay bridge will get crowded and if you take the ferry, take note we have commute

traffic parked as well. >> good to note. enjoy the game if you're lucky enough to go. that's what's happening "today in the bay," we're back at 7:25 with a live local update. >> thanks for starting your morning with us. enjoy this hump day. have a great one. good morning. one nation divided. new protests erupting coast-to-coast over the trump administration's zero tolerance immigration policy. hecklers forcing the head out of homeland security out of a mexican restaurant in washington. >> shame on you. >> shame. shame. >> president trump facing demonstrations of his own as he visits capitol hill to meet with republican lawmakers. >> mr. president? don't you have kids? >> this morning, the president, not backing down, even as fellow republicans look for an exit strategy. and south of the border, is the trump gamble working? are families now thinking twice before coming here?