85 and 83 in santa rosa. oakland and san francisco at 70 degrees. i'll talk about the week ahead coming in and mike, you have a look at the morning commute in the north bay. >> the crash in the north bay is absolutely right. south bay and peninsula, east bay and tri-valley all great, altamont pass little slowing as they have road crews coming out of tracie, westbound 580 over here towards where it ends at 101, we have a crash. it looks like all lanes have cleared of the crash but there's debris, the off ramp barrels, looks like there's stand still as the crash did involve them. there's slowing. i'll let you know in crews have to close anything but right now all lanes are open. there's slowing for the distraction, no problems through the contra costa county map. a nice drive from the north bay, all the way down to the bay bridge. here's the richmond/san rafael bridge. the reason it is able to recover quickly is because it's so light. thank you. >> back to the breaking news we're covering this morning the latest on the fire burning up nonch in lake county.

they are calling the the pawnee fire. it's about 50 miles north of santa rosa. here's what's cal fire says right now. so far 7700 acres have burned, and 600 structures in harnl's way and 12 destroyed. there are mandatory evacuations for about 3,000 people we actually sent our crew up northeasterlily this morning because the story is changing so quickly. >> pete suratos joins us from one of the evacuation centers so far. any new updates, pete? >> good morning, no new updates outside of the information you said there but we're arriving here in the lake county area and clear oaks lake in front of this moose lodge here on highway 20. this is one of the places where folks have been evacuating. you have folks leaping outside here keeping it down as we're here the cars that where folks are sleeping inside of tents

plenty of uneasiness as folks are supposed to evacuate as a result of the pawnee fire. it broke out northeast of clear oaks lake. it's already reaching several thundershower acres and residents primarily in the spring valley and surrounding areas evacuating mainly north of highway 29 and in this area where we're standing. pitching up tents and sleeping in their cars here waiting to see what's going to happen next. not knowing conditions near her home is really the scariest part. >> scared. we really don't -- they would give us a little hope, is there 1% or 2% or 5% under control, anything? >> the next half hour we'll hear from a married couple who says

they've never seen flames like this. we'll hear from them in the next half hour. we're live here in lake county, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> right now we want to bring in kari hall. when you're dealing with a fire like this the thing they have to worry about, the wind speeds. >> the wind speeds today, at least we do have good recovery and that means the humidity coming up during the overnight hours. right now at 90%, it's 54 degrees so it is cool. but our temperatures show that it's going to be heating up again today. and our wind speeds throughout the afternoon will be fairly light. so this may be some good news as they try to get containment on the wildfire. of course we'll have the latest updates on that and look at the full microclimate forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> sounds good, thanks so much. 5:03. new details overnight. we learned about a double stabbing at pride in san francisco. 5:15 at night. police found two people hurt along golden gate avenue and

leave enworth street, a couple blocks from the civic center, no word on the victim's condition. >> police staffing will be at the center of a serious discussion in san francisco tonight sf examiner reporting san francisco's police chief is asking the board of supervisors not to slash funding for more officers. some believe funding used to hire more officers could be used to address the homelessness crisis. the budget does include money for police tasers which is a controversial issue in san francisco. >> for continuing coverage now, prepared to vote this week to stop separating migrant families, president trump is pitching a new idea that critics say is illegal. tracie pots has more from washington. a big push to reunite migrant families. >> i'm ashamed of my president. this is a disgrace. the top democrat insists the administration do more. >> appoint a czar in charge of

the reunification process. but trd trump has a different idea. when somebody comes in we must immediately with no jum or court cases bring them back from where they came. immigration advocates say that's illegal. >> people coming to claim asylum are not illegal immigrants. >> right now they are being detained despite president trump's order to keep families together, the government says more than 2,000 children remain separated from their parents. >> we want to get the families back together. >> they hope to vote on just that this week, unable to agree on a bigger solution to protect dreamers or build a border wall. republicans blame democrats. >> what they care about is catch and release. >> and the president. >> president trump and jeff sessions decided they wanted to use babies as a deter ent. how downright cruel is this. >> with no clear solution. >> president trump is expected to head to central america where

a lot of these migrant families are coming from. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> 5:05. and when it comes to twitter wars, it really almost seems like president trump enjoys picking a fight. his latest target, not only isn't fighting but seems to be taking the high road. the president recently circled back to his infamous hair petting incident on the tonight show which you see right there. this happened before the election. and in a recent interview fallon said he regrets that and the president over the weekend tweeted fallon was quote, whimpering about it and told him to be a man. so fallon then tweeted, he'll do nature to a non-profit group that provides legal aid to immigrants. the tonight show is new tonight. we expect jimmy fallon to address this controversy. of course you can watch that right here on nbc bay area. be sure to tune in at 11:00 right after nbc bay area news at

11:00. >> right now we're coming up an 0 5i78 07. if you get ready to head out the door on the way to work this morning, we will see some clouds to start, cooler temperatures and we're going to be in the low 60s throughout the morning. we'll reach in the upper 70s by early afternoon on the way to the low 80s and the temperature trend for concord will be in the low 60s as well through about 9:00 and it's going to be so much more of a nicer more pleasant and comfortable day reaching low 80s by early afternoon. our highs today still some mid-80s for the inland areas with 60s and 70s for the coast and san francisco. we'll talk about some hotter temperatures in the forecast once again and mike takes us back to the traffic and some travel issue spots. >> that's right. the north bay, you're talking about getting into san rafael, the richmond to san rafael bridge is smoothing ouxt the earlier crash, still a little slow. 'over here the rest of the bay,

all sides looking good as far as speed sensors go. we'll take you farther south. san martin, 101 into morgan hill, easy drive. 17 both directions over the summit, no delays or problems reported. quick look at the bay bridge, we have a significant backup for either side with cash lanes and moving well, we don't have all of the cash lanes open. we're starting to see the traffic shift around and it will be on pace for metering lights in ten minutes. that's an early backup for the cash lanes so we'll track that coming in. so far the maze moves well. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> next this morning, an alert from the fbi about online car shopping. thieves posting cars for sale they don't actually own. the way you can tell what's real. >> tired ever paying tolls? a new one may be coming for another popular bay area defenda destination. >> a blind man arrested for assaulting an officer. the reason police initially confronted him and the controversy it sparked.

good monday morning, right now at 5:11, time to get up and get moving. it's going to be a much nicer day. as we look outside in palo alto, we're startsing with a few clouds before it all clears out and temperatures warm up in the upper 70s by early afternoon.

we are going to enjoy a pleasant week ahead but a hot weekend. i'll have more on that coming up in less than five minutes. >> and a hot weekend over here. tri-valley, 580 moves nicely heading towards the richmond -- dublin interchange. we'll talk about the new issue. irm goi i'm going to move this camera. >> good morning, i'm contessa brewer, rif at cnbc global headquarters, wall street could start the week in the red as ongoing concerns about a possible global trade war hangover the market. we're looking at the dow futures off about 150 points and s&p and nasdaq also in the red this morning the dow broke the 8-game losing streak, index had the worst week since march and nasdaq since april. what we're watching for at cnbc, a report on new home sales, we saw the dow rise 119 points and nasdaq falling 20.

the fourth of july falls wednesday this year so fewer americans may feel like celebrating with a big getaway trip. a national retail federation estimates 216 million people will observe independence day and that's down 3 million from last year. but at least 153 million are planning a picnic or cookout. and they are going to spend $6.9 billion on food or roughly 75 bucks a person. i'm guessing that's a specialty martinis. about 25% of people say gas prices will affect their holiday plan. >> it's time for one last toy run. all toys "r" us and babyies "r" us stores will close by friday. they vary by location, some stores have markdowns as much as 90%. the inventory is very limited because it's been picked over. as the toys sell out, sections in the aisles get closed off with yellow cautious tape which make for a rather bitter sweet

experience from what we remembered. but pain at what we see. >> a fun place no more. >> thanks, so much, corn ses is a. >> 5:14. be careful if you plan on buying a used car online. a scam leaves you without a car and minus thousands of dollars. those thieves are actually posting cars for sale that they do not own. they then try to get you to write them down that payment. right them that down payment and then a phony escrow account. one expert says everything may seem legit until it's not. >> the link to the vehicle history report may be a legitimate report for a legitimate car it's just the person who put the ad in doesn't own it. >> and there are easy red flags to look for here. for one, online car thieves usually insist on talking by e-mail not by phone. and expect them to make every

excuse in the world to refuse to meet you in person. if you think you're being scammed, contact the fbi. >> at 5:14, new this morning, you may soon have to pay a toll when you drive to treasure island. the plan is reportedly getting some resistance. according to the examiner, transportation leaders hope to launch direct ferry service to and from san francisco. to pay for it, a toll service may begin as soon as 2021. some supervisors are coming out against that idea. this morning the clean upis under way in san francisco. nearly 2 million people flock to the city on sunday for the 48th annual pride parade and celebration. the sun was out and a lot of people. so was our own marcus washington. >> it was a fun experience, my first pride parade and the weather was nice. it was breezy, that was cool. it was so many people out there. >> did you do a facebook live? >> i did. >> you didn't say you were in the parade. >> i was in the parade.

>> big shot. >> that's nice. >> cool to see so many families out there as well, you know, just a really beautiful day in the city. you know, just a great experience. >> nice. >> a lot of rainbows. >> yes, a lot of rainbows. that's fun. >> no rain, no rain in forecast though, right? >> absolutely not. we go from nice and warm to really hot again. so that's the forecast -- >> but today is nice. >> today is really nice. as we take a live look outside in dublin, we're getting a clear view of what's going on this morning as you get ready to head out. our temperatures are also cooling off so now is the time to open up the windows and let the house cool down. our 7-day forecast is at the bottom of the screen. you'll want to come over and look at that and check out the microclimate. our temperatures start out this morning in the mid to upper 50s for much the bay area. but right now we have low 60s

from san jose through san francisco. our morning commute through fremont will start out with lower 60s and few clouds and we'll tastart to see clearing around 9:00 or 10:00. when we start out with the marine layer and clouds, it helps bring our temperatures down quite a bit. we're going to be in the upper 60s by early afternoon in fremont. if you're going out to the hiking trails or parks in the south bay it will be nice and cool at 7:00. we're at 62 degrees. and at 10:00, 69 degrees and then look at how much it warms up by 2:00 today. it will still be warm. be sure you're drinking plenty of water if you'll be out there accountive during the middle of the day. it will still be a nice day to head to santa cruz but much cooler temperatures there. only reaching the mid-60s for this afternoon with a lot of clouds and the fog along the coastline. and palo alto today, we're heading up to 80 degrees, 70 in oakland and 80 today in napa. 87 in ukia. as you start to make those weekend plans, you want to make

sure you check in with me because i'll let you know what's going on. i'm @kari hall weather. as we check out the forecast, nice week ahead for the inland areas, low 80s but heating up again for saturday and sunday and san francisco stays in the upper 60s to lower 70s of the mike, you're checking in. what's happening at the tri-valley. >> that's right, we had what i thought was a crash and turns out to be trash. we're looking over here most of the commute looks great. it is over here. west 580 over at the dublin interchange. we'll show you rest of the contra costa county, highway 4 a little blip through bay point. no big surprises. san rafael, an earlier crash on that bridge, west 580 is clear at speed. over here west 580 is the concern. look at that heading towards the dublin interchange, we see the crowd past the b.a.r.t. station and smooth drive past there a bag of trash before you get to the dublin grade. look at the traffic here.

still close to the limit throughout the area. that's good and trash hopefully cleared quickly. we're looking at the b.a.r.t. lines and told you about the b.a.r.t. station in pleasanton and dublin, muny we have the disruption for the k, l and m lines, twin peaks tunnel is closed and we're talking about it all day today. it's a reminder you have to use the bus instead of the rail and that will be a reroute and delay and the west forest hills station closed for two months over there. that will be an issue. over here towards the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backing up already. this is an early backup, they'll turn metering lights on because of the crowd. the maze itself moves smoothly. back to you. >> we're tracking breaking news in southern california out of long beach. we're just getting word there's an active shooter situation under way. initial reports say it may be happening at a retirement home. a fire is also reported. our nbc station in los angeles just arriving on scene and our newsroom keeping an eye on the

store very closely. we'll continue to update you as soon as we get any new details. >> 5:19 right now. police brutality against a blind man. it's the charge a man facing the charges is making. plus -- >> now they are just changing the words of what i said totally. it's so painful. >> and what -- >> brand-new comments from roseanne after backlash over a racist tweet which cost her her show. hear more of her emotional interview. -ad lib live picture

-dumbarton bridge -looking from menlo park. welcome back, a nice live look outside. this is the dumbarton bridge over from menlo park looking over there before the sun's arrival of course, full forecast coming up at 5:23. >> you see berkeley grad and father of two was dead this morning. shot and killed while camping in southern california. investigators believe someone shot tristan while he was in his sent next to his 2-year-old and 4-year-old daughters. according to a family's go fund me account, he was a beloved father and husband and brother. he and his wich planning to move from irvine to the bay area. police have not released new

details on the suspect. not a nice surprise coming back from somewhere to find your car towed. part riders near the end of the richmond line should take note. starting today, they are repaving one lot on the west side of the station near kearney street. the lot has been cleared by 9:00 tonight. leftover cars will be towed. work is supposed to end by 5:00 a.m. every day. >> roseanne is talking about what she fully admits is a huge mistake when she posted what many took to be a racist tweet. since that time nbc canceled her showed. she was interviewed on a podcast with rabbi shully. here's how she explained it. >> no excuse for that ignorance but i didn't mean it the way they are saying i meant it. >> at times roseanne became emotional saying she feels tremendous remorse. she also says she has black children in her family and would have never spoken in a

derogatory way about a black person. 5:24, new this morning, police in phoenix are backing off of charging a blind man involved in a violent altercation with an officer. video may have helped change their minds here. police plan to charge marko zapita with aggravated assault. this started when i went into a convenience store bathroom and officer using the bathroom said he got too close. he says that officer pushed him so he pushed back. not realizing it was an officer. he said that officer then pushed him in the face and then threw him on the ground. turns out a witness in a stall filmed that incident. >> after i hopened the door, police stood up and looked at me, like he hit me first, he hit me first. i was like, he's lying. >> now police insist the officer did not know that he is blind. he is considering a lawsuit. >> coming up next on "today in

the bay," dramatic new details in a deadly shooting rampage in one bay area community. the details we're learning about what started it all. plus -- >> people are seeing something in a moment and they don't understand the story behind it. >> that interview you'll only see on nbc bay area. the san francisco woman who called police on a girl selling bottled water. what she says happened before cameras started rolling. brand nr

newsroom overnight... at 5:30, we start with breaking news. brand-new video into our newsroom overnight. showing flames racing across lake county. we have a crew there live right now. hearing from evacuees. good morning, thankds so much for joining us on this monday morning. >> i'm marcus washington. mike will look at traffic in just a moment. let's zbarted with your weather and we have a cool down but how long will it last? >> it's going to last most of the week which great news as th to battle the wildfire. the low clouds and fog give us natural air conditioning. in san francisco, this morning, if you're on your way out the door, our san jose forecast for heading to diridon station, partly to mostly cloudy with temperatures in the 60s. at noon 75 degrees, 78 by early afternoon as we head up to 81 for a high today in san jose.

in concord, expect a high of 83 degrees. it will still be warm for some of those inlands areas and this weather closer to normal before it heats up again heading into the weekend. i'll have a look at the weekend forecast and mike, you have a look at what's happening now at the bay bridge. >> we have to start with the bay bridge. because look, right here, the metering lights are on and there's no more streaming traffic, all backed up past the 880 overcrossing. it's a standard flow of traffic and getting there easy through the maze. we saw the cash lanes backing up early and of course all of the lanes and little slow through treasure island and that will start to clear. those metering lights create that over across the span, keep things moving smoothly. there's contra costa county, no major problems here and santa clara smooth through silicon valley. san mateo and san francisco county looking great as well. green for most of the sensors again the bay bridge backup there. over here palo alto, a nice smooth drive, we're following tail lights north through palo

alto towards redwood city. back to you. >> back to breaking news we're following on this monday morning. the latest on the fire burning in lake county. officials calling it the pawnee fire, started saturday night near pawnee road. as the map shows you, it's about 50 miles north of santa rosa. and here's what cal fire says, 600 structures in harms way. 12 destroyed. there are mandatory evacuations for about 3,000 people. as details of this fire came from our news roomg overnight, we dispaxed one of our "today" in the bay crews to head straight to the fire. pete suratos joins us. this is a dark reminder of the fires in the clearlake area. >> reporter: yeah, that's right there's a history in the lake county area. a number of fires just in the past five years. in fact i spoke to a volunteer

here to talked to us us a little bit about the history. as folks try to battle and firefighters on the ground battling this fire out in lake county, there are a number of agencies coming out from the bay area. we want to show video from alameda county. firefighters tweeted out video of crews leaving for lake county. their strike teams heading out to the area. you have firefighters from fremont and hayward and oakland and also crews from san jose and santa clara helping out with this fire. the fire did break out on saturday just northeast of where we're standing in clearlake. it's already reaching several thousand acres as you mentioned, threatening hundreds of buildings, we see folks in the parking lot, sleeping in cars and kind of waiting to get any information they can on what's going on with this fire, which is currently at about zero containment. there's also a shelter not too far from here at lower lake high and we have a chance to speak to a married couple who evacuated from the spring valley area. here's what they are saying

about this fire. >> i -- i was really quite worried about because we've gone through several fires already in spring valley and we dodged the bullet. and before and this time we kind of felt it was going to be kind of dicey. >> and it's just -- it's really scary. you know, i -- i think it's okay but i don't know and you know, not knowing is really hard. >> i just spoke to that volunteer as i mentioned here talked about the history of the fires in this area and why people feel this time around it may be different. we'll have more on that at 6:00 a.m. live here in lake county, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> 5:33, already leaving poor air quality across a large part of the north bay. we spoke with one mother in santa rosa who has five children and says the smoke from the fire 50 miles away is more than just

noticeable. >> we've seen -- >> it all started today. >> yeah. >> others are calling the pawnee fire an early summer reminder about how quickly the wildfire can become dangerous. this story is a developing one and developing by the minute. we'll have coverage all morning long right here on "today in the bay." >> also developing right now, police giving us graphic new details on a deadly rampage at the north bay home. it happened at about 8:00 last night on garfield park avenue in santa rosa. santa rosa police say the estranged husband of a woman who lives at the home showed up unexpectedly and the woman was not there. their son was having friends over for dinner. but the suspect, 65-year-old walter ross from colorado began firing. one man died, a 4-year-old was also shot, two others suffer the nonlife threatening injuries, ross is alive after turning the gun on himself.

>> now to an interview you'll only see on nbc bay area. the san francisco woman who called police on a girl settlli bottled water claims that she cannot believe that people think the actions are racially motivated. >> joining us live now with more on the story, kris? >> reporter: hi, there, this woman is infamous on social media said she would apologize to her neighbor and 8-year-old daughter if she had the opportunity and she's ashamed of how she handled the whole thing. it's been going all weekend long on social media. if you weren't in front of a tv, you probably already are familiar with this story. in case you missed, the woman on the phone talked exclusively with nbc bay area. if you missed it this weekend, accused of calling police on her 8-year-old neighbor selling water outside their building near at&t park.

she says she was trying to work and the noise was keeping her from concentrating so she asked the building security guard to intervene. when that didn't work, she went down herself and that's when she said things got out of control and she was dubbed permit patty and a racist. >> there was never a racial issue. ever. first of all, i didn't even know who was the one doing the chu shouting. all i could hear was the shouting. had no idea who it was. how could it have been race related snd. >> wich been out here before my nieces who are full white haen she didn't come out here and they were being way louder than jordan was by herself. >> she says someone put her address in a public file and tweeted out her personal phone number and she says she's been getting harassed and even been getting death threats. we reached out to san francisco police for their take on the story and we haven't heard back. kris sanchez, "today in the

bay." >> 5:37, happening today. if you take muny in san francisco, your commute just got trickier. today for the next two months, muny is closing the twin peaks tunnel and if you take the k, l or m train downtown you have to take buses. you might have gotten a taste of the same closure earlier this year when mun why did it for a three-day weekend and a full summer closure could not avoided because a tunnel needs retrofitting. sometimes the wait can be more than worth it. the san francisco giants. >> fans who stuck around got a treat yesterday. >> on the ground! down the line! and this game is over! >> over. yeah, hunter pence hit a two-run double after san diego took the lead in the top of the 11th. the final score, 3-2. the giants face the colorado rockies tomorrow.

>> all right, we're looking over here, overall the bay looks great. zooming in to where we have a little different than green. a crash southbound 880. i thought it was clearing to the shoulder but it's in the middle of the roadway. we zoomed in at whipple past the 92 interchange. this may start to creep back in through the rest of the hayward and san leandro if they don't clear it quickly. 538 we see more traffic in the area of the east bay. we'll track that southbound from hayward in towards the union city area. that's definitely hayward towards whipple and towards union city south of there. 580 coming into the area, also shows dublin westbound, a smooth drive out of the altamont corridor and if through livermore and dublin itself. nothing unexpected and that's a nice way to start the day. look at the sun coming up there. haze in the there. warm week. >> warm weekend indeed. coming off a warm weekend, it's going to ramp up again? >> we're making plans for

another hot weekend across the bay area. let me show you the trend throughout the week. the seven-day forecast for the inland areas, we will enjoy a very nice week and these temperatures in the low 80s exactly where we should be for this time in late june. as we head into the weekend, it's going to get hot once again, talking mid-90s for the inland valleys. san francisco will mostly be in the 60s and 70s all week on saturday we're up to 82 degrees. let's go to the tri-valley, one of the hotter spots for the bay area for the weekend. 92 degrees on friday. 95 degrees on saturday and sunday still really warm, 88 degrees. if you're going to the sierra this weekend, looks like a beautiful sunrise this morning. and it will be in the mid-70s for friday. but trending into the low 80s by the end of the weekend. so warm there as well. one spot where you can go to cool off, santa cruz. our coastal areas will still stay in the 60s and 70s even as

we make it into the mid-90s in the valley. so of course, that's what we'll talk about as we go through the weekend. i'll keep you updated and have a look at today's temperature trend for south bay coming up in three minutes. >> sounds good, thank you, kari. >> 5:40, next an update on the breaking news in southern california. what we just learned about an active shooting situation. >> also ahead, healthcare fight across the bay may head to the ballot box. why it could impact your care and your cash. plus -- >> recently he said after 2018 he'll give it take look. are you in the same place? >> senator kamala harris directly answers that question. is she running for president? her answer next.

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good monday morning, it is 5:43. we wake up to a few clouds in the south bay. live look outside right now. it will also be a cooler day. let's go to willow glen where temperatures will be in the low 60s at 10:00. we're seeing the skies clear and we're heading into the low 80s today which is exactly where we should be after that such a hot weekend. we'll talk about what's ahead as temperatures heat up again, that's coming up in less than five minutes. >> quick look at the travel time, still slowing southbound 880. i'll talk about the changes in the hayward corridor. things are getting tougher while they are starting to clear. >> thanks so much, kari and

mike. we're covering breaking news out of long beach. these are live pictures as you see here, officers going door to door, this is because there's an active shooter reported at a high rise apartment building. firefighters saying the situation no longer active but we see a very active police presence there in those live pictures. this is a look at the high rise that we're talking about here. our sister station just spoke with some of the seniors who reportedly live in that building. they say a fire alarm went off, sending them outside and there was also a report of at least one person shot. of course we're keeping a close eye on this developing story this morning. we'll continue to update you as soon as we get any new details. >> right here a live look from the shelters that are happening with that pawnee fire there. this is really causing a lot of trouble there in the northern part of california right now. we're going to have a live report coming up for you at 6:00

xbl we want to talk about -- just coming from there. this is an arerial from the paw k pawnee fire. fire here, fire here. already destroying 12 structures. i want you to see the flames from overnight, intense flames, threatening some 600 structures as i said, 12 of those already destroyed from these flames. really recommend nis sent of what we saw in the north bay wildfires in october. after this is happening, near so many homes right there, you see that there, people are taking pictures of what they see just from the distance from their home. you can see that man here, his neighborhood, one of his areas threatened by the fire. in the distance you can see the fire over those mountains. of course, you can always get complete coverage of this story on our website. we'll have that for you and also we are filling -- really filing it under the california wildfires section of our

website, that nbcbayarea.com. >> at quarter to 6:00. today livermore city leaders will reportedly decide on a measure to limit patient cost at stanford hospital. this is something recently debated in several bay area stiz. here's a map of where it stands across different counties. the mercury news is reporting that the union representing stanford health care workers already qualified for a november ballot measure in palo alto. livermore will be decided today and in the meantime in redwood city and emeryville, the union dropped efforts to put it on the ballot. here's how it would work. the measure limits health care charges to 15% above actual costs. stanford would have to issue rebates beyond that. right now stanford is calling the measure a ploi for staffers and union members. at 5:46, moving on to decision 2020. you heard me right, 2020.

senator california kamala harris is not ruling out a run for president. the comments come in a brand-new interview. take a listen. >> i'm focused on 2018. >> would you give it a look after 2018? >> i'm looking at all of these fabulous people out here, hi, guys. >> but not looking at the white house? >> i mean, listen, right now i'm focused on this. i'm focused on a lot of other things as a high priority. >> but you're not ruling it out? >> i mean, you know, i don't know. i don't know. i'm not ruling it out. >> it aired on msnbc, harris is one of many democrats who pundits often mention as a potential presidential candidate. a popular east bay restaurant serving people for 91 years will not be around for 92. the owners of mexicali rose in

oakland are closing their doors for last time on friday. the restaurant is located in oakland's old historic district on 7th near broadway. the east bay times says it will open until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow through friday. but it is closed today. >> when is a tongue more than a tongue, maybe if it's big enough to win you a contest everywhere. this year's winner is a real tongue wager. yep, zaza, an english bulldog will be featured later this morning on the "today" show. if you wants so see more of her. >> look at the stance. >> she's about the business. >> dharling. >> laps up a lot of water with that tongue. >> when they are wagging tongue typically means they are hot. but not necessarily the case in the bay area today.

it's going to be a cooler witon compared to this weekend. we're going to see much cooler weather as we go into the start of the week but the end of the week that's a different story. let's get a look outside right now. live look at the mist and drizzle in san francisco and thank you, because we are going to see this cooling it off for the inland areas and the marine layer is back and that's the fog that we see and layer of about 2,000 feet and it's so humid that it is causing some drizzle right now in san francisco. as you heads out the door for your transit forecast and on the way to fruitvale bafrt station, it will be mostly cloudy. then by 11:00, we start to see the skies clearing and we'll get sunshine for rest of the day. temperatures in the 60s there as we go to walnut creek. it will be in the low 60s as well during the morning hours. and then a very nice afternoon. head back to more seasonable

weather coming down from those triple digits we had over the weekend. even some of our warmer spots today will feel better like anty of course, reaching 85 degrees, 82 in livermore and san jose expect a high of 81 degrees. santa rosa today, 83 and as you get dressed this morning, it's still a day because we have those 80s or do have to wear something likeweight and light colored, short sleeves today and also shorts would be good options for you. that's the kind of weather we'll see throughout the week with a lot of sunshine. our inland valleys will reach in the low 80s but then look at the weekend forecast. saturday, 94 degrees. on sunday, it does come down just a few degrees but it's going to be hot once again. you may be heading to the coast where we will have that offshore wind that will still bring it in the low 80s in san francisco by saturday. i'll have more on that and mike you're checking in with what's happening in the east bay. >> we have that crash over in hayward. that crash is clear to the

shoulder and we're looking at the smooth drive. most of the bay and slow drive for hayward. still slow at the crash at whipple. may be on the shoulder and add to the distraction as the build happens. our friends at waze, partners at waze, a slower drive. they've mapped out about a 12-minute delay. that's the kind of information you get through waze, join our team nbc bay area wazers and they'll time out any delays. we'll get you wback to the maps and talk about a delay on the ride to the east bay. ten minute delay from 19th to mcarthur. that's a slow section through the oakland area and through san francisco, remember muny the k, l and m lanes are affected because the twin peaks tunnel closure and buses in place of the rail there and that will add disruption to the service. keep that in mind as well. as you look out to the rest of

the view. dublin 5850 out of theal to monday corridor, coming in through livermore but no surprises the dublin interchange still clear. back to you. >> coming up here on "today in the bay," it's a proposal which could affect the next election in a really huge way. the new push across the country to change the voting age to 16. first, happening now, we're learning more about the final moments before anthony bourdain's death. there are no narcotics in his body but there were signs bourdain was drinking significantly before he died. bourdain was found dead in a french hotel room on june 8th. turkey's president is re-elected in a landmark vote and gives the president sweeping new powers. the election completes turkey's transition from a parliamentary system of government to a presidential one. more news after this break. mike

this morning with 5:55, mike inouye making us hungry this morning with his facebook post. look at that. he says my weekend lesson. blue berries help make every bite of the waffle experience a consistent one. happy monday to you. you can follow him on facebook. >> that's a pretty good idea. 5:55. the state was supposed to prevent a big business takeover

when recreational marijuana became legal but it's happening any way as small pot farmers are feeling the squeeze. if you wabnt to grow pot legall, you need a state permit. our investigative unit reviews all much permits and found big growers are flocking down south. the mif companies with the biggest growth are located in santa barbara county. one company got 200 permits and has to grow on 46 acres. now small farmers accusing the state of going back on its promise to limit marijuana growth to one acre for the time being. this grower in rural northern california is fighting to survive. >> we've gotten outside jobs in order to make this small farm stay alive. >> do you worry and get nervous that ultimately it may not work out for you? >> every day. >> now just -- not just because of the competition, coming up tonight at 6:00, liz wagner

heads north to medocino county and show you why most small pot farmers are expected to fail under the state's new regulation. if you have a tip for investigative unit, you can always give them a call. 886-996-tips or if it's easier, logonto the website. nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. >> this crazy new video out of china this morning, flash floods right here seeing pouring down the mountain there. rain storms triggered this powerful floods in the southwestern part of china. cascading water submerged a school and surrounding farm lands and this happened on sunday. the playgrounds turned into a muddy river as you see right there. also washed away a basketball hoop. fortunately no one was hurt because those students were out of school for the weekend. and today family friends and community, they will say good-bye. their final farewell to a teenager shot and killed by pennsylvania police officer.

it was the officer's first day. funeral services will take place at the time add his school. shows rhodes running away during a traffic stop and officers shot him in the back last week. his killing sparked several protests and weekend parade around pittsburgh. >> it is 5:58. the man authorities kept kicking a homeless person will be in court. he pleaded not guilty last year. the footage used in the case may be disturbing. 58-year-old computer technician samuel uto be kicked the man on a sidewalk in the tenderloin last month. officers arrested him sunday after spotting him on market street. police say he's also a suspect in two other attacks including one last month on a muny bus and another in february near the gardens. this fall election season is shaping up tore a pivotal one. one of theish y issues could be

right to vote itself. a teenage group they are pushing for campaign called vote 16 usa, this is to lower the voting age to 16 in cities across the country. student activists say the logic is clear, some of them in washington, d.c. area have a key hearing set for this week. >> you pay taxes and have jobs and have to be at those jobs on time and at school on time or there will be penalties. >> critics say 16 years old, well, are you not -- they are asking are you mature enough to vote and don't have enough life experience to do so. so far four american cities have lowered the age to 16 for certain elections. >> you could get your say on a bus fare hike for the county connection bus service. the proposal would increase cash fare to $2.50. a one way fare using a clipper card would stay at $2. this would be the first fare increase in nearly 10 years. the transit service wants your input so they are holding a

series of public hearings. the first is tonight in martinez at the council chambers. >> right now at 6:00, fast moving flames growing by the minute in lake county. >> scared. i -- we really don't know -- >> we're live as evacuations continue where the fight to contain those flames stands at this hour. >> plus the push to reunite migrant families separated at the border, president trump's new controversial new approach to illegal immigration. >> plus the new toll possibly the way through another bay area destination. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> and good morning, thanks for starting with us. i'm marcus washington. >> hope you had a great weekend. i'm laura garcia. let's look at the forecast for today. little cooler. >> so, it was so hot over the weekend and i mean some people were just walking around complaining and so just trying to do whatever you can to stay cool. we're starting to see the return