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 of the clouds this morning and

here's a live look outside in san jose checking out our temperature trend for campbell and we'll start out with low 60s and those clouds will help keep it cooler today. we'll be in the upper 70s by early afternoon. looking at the highs today up to 81 degrees in san jose and antioch, one of the warmer spots, 85. 70 in oakland and in san francisco and 80 today in napa. we'll talk about what's ahead for the week in a few minutes. we're tracking a crash and fire? >> a crash is actually the second for the hayward area but first one we're talking about is a fire we just saw. reported to the chp because folks driving around see the most stuff. it's off the freeway just off 242 in concord. and then maybe an issue. smoke may be visible and we hear it's around a storage facility. we'll continue to track that in the newsroom and see slowing but that is the commute out of the concord area. the rest of cocoa county moves well and bay bridge toll plazaer, metering lights are on. and southbound 8808 at tennyson,

may be blocking one lane. we'll track that and slowing out of san leandro. back to you. >> thanks so much. we continue to follow breaking news out of southern california this morning. in fact these are live pictures where there's been a very heavy police presence at a long beach retirement home. it's a high rise apartment building on east 4th street in long beach. there are reports of a gunman at one point. there's been a lot of twitter traffic suggesting police have the situation under control. but so far no con firnlation on anything, including whether anyone was shot. keeping an eye on the situation as it remains very active, we saw a lot of armed police in that area. our sister station in southern california is also there bringing us these live pictures. we'll of course bring you more information as soon as we get it. >> back to our breaking news coverage as well here in the bay area on the wildfires, it's moving north through lake county right now. here's the latest on the fire we know. officials are calling it the

pawnee fire. it started saturday night near pawnee road, 50 miles north of santa rosa. 77$7700 acres have burn and 600 structures in harm's way and 12 destroyed. there are mandatory evacuations for about 3,000 people. >> today in the bay's pete suratos is live at one of the evacuation center where people are anxiously awaiting status on their homes and belongings. it's been 24 hours for a lot of those families there. what are they doing and what are they saying right now? >> reporter: good morning. a lot are just waking up here at the moose lodge. one of the evacuation shelters but earlier we got a chance to talk to a volunteer who says a lot of folks in there are nervous and saying this fire kinds of reminiscent of fire back in 2015. the valley fire where a lot of homes were destroyed through that. they are saying this is -- making them feel a bit nervous.

when i spoke to the volunteer, she reminded me it was the fourth most destructive wildfire in state history. the pawnee fire broke out on saturday northeast of clear oak lakes in the area where we're standing and already reaching several thousand acres and threatening hundreds of buildings. that volunteer i spoke to mentioned this is a fourth wildfire in five years for spring valley residents. that is an area primarily evacuated as a result of this fire and really the unknown at this time for the residents dealing with the unknown is making them nervous. >> the wind shifting back and forth. right now it keeps going over the valley. they are worried it's going to go in. once it's against into housing that's a lot of damage, a lots of homes. >> back out here live, you're seeing on this side, a number of tents set up in this area as folks are evacuating as a result of this pawnee fire.

coming up at 6:30. we'll hear more from residents waiting to get more information in general about the containment of the fires or nervous about this being told there's about -- we'll hear more from them at 6:30 a.m. we're live in lake county, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> you would understand how they would be so concerned. >> we also know the heat and wind that are contributing to the fire could really be a danger. >> let's check in with kari hall with a look what firefighters in north county are facing. >> we're going to see some improved conditions there. what we look forward during the morning hours is higher humidity. they call that recovery and we're see being that right now at 87%. which of course is good news. higher humidity during the overnight hours, cooler temperatures but it's still going to be very hot today. reaching into the low 90s for this afternoon. our wind speeds though will be a lot lighter compared to the weekend as we look at the winds speeds in that area up to about 10 to 15 miles per hour throughout the day.

and this will help hopefully help them with some of the containment in that area. we'll continue to monitor that. i'll talk about some cooler weather across the bay area coming up in just a few minutes. sounds good. thank you, kari. >> it's 6:06. ny details overnight, we learned about a double stabbing at pride parade in san francisco. it happened about 5:15, police found two people hurt along golden gate avenue, a couple blocks from the civic center which is the center of most pride activities. no word on victim's condition. police staffing will be at the center of a serious discussion in san francisco tonight. sf examiner reports san francisco's police chief is asking the boards of supervisors not to slash funding for more officers. some in the city believe funding used to hire more officers could be used to address the homelessny crisis. it does include money for police tasers, which is a controversial issue in san francisco. >> well, continuing coverage now on the immigration krits sis

happening on the u.s. mexican border. this morning activists and law make ares continue to rally outside of the tent city set up for migrant children and their families and meantime congress preparing to vote this week to stop separating those families. this as president trump pitches a new idea that has critics very upset this morning. "today in the bay's" trakrixt e potts is live with what's next. what can we expect to see when it comes to these families? >> reporter: well, the president has said he wants to keep them together but congress and administration are now trying to deal with the damage and fallout of those who had already been separated plus the president is now suggesting that immigrants when they come to the u.s. border should be turned around and sent home even though our constitution allows for them to come in and be considered for asylum. a big push to reunite migrant

families. >> i'm ashamed of my president. this is a disgrace. >> the senate's top democrat insists the administration do more. >> appoint a czar in charge of the reunification process. >> reporter: but president trump has a different idea. he tweets when somebody comes in we must immediately with no judges 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 these families back together again. >> 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 tax and release and what they want is open border. >> and the president -- >> president trump and jeff

sessions decided they wanted to use babies as a deterrent. how downright cruel this is. >> reporter: with no clear solution. and now we understand that vice president pence will be headed south to central america sometime later this week, some of the countries where many of the these migrants are coming from. back to you. >> all right, tracie, thanks for that update there. 6:09. new this morning, you may soon have to pay a toll when you drive to treasure island. what that plan is reported getting some resistance. according to the examiner, transportation leaders hope to launch direct ferry service to and from san francisco and pay for it -- it may begin as soon as 2021. some sup advisers are already coming out against this idea. >> coming up on 6:10 right now, we're seeing the return of the clouds and cooler temperatures

as you get ready to head out the door for work this morning. on the way to the diridon station, the san jose forecast will be in the low 60s throughout much of the morning, early morning hours then upper 70s later on. let's look at our concord temperature trend, a little bit warmer today after a sizzling weekend. today will be a welcome change with highs there reaching into the low 80s for the afternoon. mid-80s for spots like concord and antioch and upper 60s and low 70s for the coast in san francisco. and mike you have more info on the fire in concord. >> good news. we have that fire, it's a brush fire along 242. we're looking at a smooth drive around the area. south bay along the peninsula. recovery for hayward as the earlier crash cleared at tennyson but here south 242 is the commute slowing but also i was worried about the fire. smoke hey be a distraction for a few more minutes but fire crews in concord say they can take care of the small brush fire near the storage facility.

pretty easily. we're not too concerned but we'll still track that. meanwhile, we have slowing for the upper east shore freeway. 36 minutes for west bounds 80 from highway 4. there's the north bay. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 6:11 right now. coming up here, a controversial arrest caught on camera. the blind man now claiming he was roughed up by police for no reason. plus -- >> so painful. >> what -- >> my whole life -- >> roseanne speaks out telling her side of the story. her new emotional apology this morning. you're watching "today in the bay."

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it's 6:14. new week, cooler temperatures and we're starting out with some clouds right now. taking a live look outside. we'll see these clouds for a little while longer but it all clears out and will be a pleasant day. mid-60s at 10:00 and upper 70s by 4:00 this afternoon. breezy winds also makes it feel more comfortable and we'll talk about another hot weekend ahead coming up in the forecast. >> here's some of the haze but no major problems for the san mateo bridge. now, folks are slowed down through hayward. we're seeing maybe a lighter flow from west 92. we'll show you this view but i'll talk another bridge where i see a different pattern.

>> good morning, i'm contessa brewer, wall street could start the week in the red as ongoing concerns about a trade war hangover the market. the dow broke the eight-day losing streak but the index still had its worst week since march. the nasdaq had its worst week since april. we're watching today for a report on new home sales on friday the dow rose 119 points and nasdaq fell 20 this morning futures have been off. the fourth of july falls on wednesday this year so fewer americans may feel like celebrating. in fact the national retail federation estimates 216 million people will observe independence day down 3 million from last year. but at least 153 million are planning a picnic or cookout. they'll plan to spend 6.9 billion bucks or food which translates to $75 per person. that's a lot of potato salad.

about 25% of people say gas prices will affect their holiday plans. and it's time for one last toy run. all toys r u.s. and babies "r" us will close on or before friday. closing dates and discounts variousry, markdowns as much as 90% but everybody has picked out what they wanted. so the inventory is extremely limited and as the stock is selling out, the sections and aisles are being closed off with yellow caution tape and not the scene we were accustomed to going to when we went into toys r u.s. >> no kidding. the full aisles are never more. thanks so much, contessa. >> at 6:16. new this morning, police in phoenix, arizona now backing off charging a blind man involved with what they are calling a violent altercation with an officer. video may have changed their minds, they plan to charge marko zul peda went into a restroom

and officer said he got too close. he says the officer pushed him and pushed back not realizing it was an officer. he says the officer then punched him in the face and threw him to the ground and turns out that a witness in a stall filmed the incident. >> after i opened the door, the police officer stood up, looked at me and he was like, he hit me first, he hit me first, and i was like, he's lying. >> police insist the officer did not know zulteda was blind. he's considering a lawsuit. roseanne is talking about what she now fully admits was a huge mistake when she posted what many took as a racist tweet. since that time abc has canceled her show and she was interviewed over the weekend on a podcast with rabbi sh rulely. 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 and also says she has black children in her family and would never have spoken in a derogatory way about a black person. >> and new this morning, cleanup is under way in san francisco after nearly 2 million flocked for the annual pride parade and celebration. yesterday i had an opportunity to walk in the parade with the nbc float there as you can see. this is my facebook live. you can check me out for that. this was a really fun experience, my first pride and i can tell you that you could certainly feel the love in the air. it was something i wasn't shocked by that but it was a good feeling to be a part of that. >> and the crowds that came out. >> when she a $2 million, you feel it. >> that's a lot of rainbow. >> a lot of people out there. and the thing is you walked it.

was it nice, pretty warm? >> it was warm out there but it was a nice breeze. the sun was beaming down. really a pleasant day. >> we had great weather in san francisco, the coast too. but it was so hot in san jose and inland valleys, this is the view in san francisco, it's drizzling right now, we have a very deep marine layer back that's going to help cool us off and those clouds are about 2,000 feet and below. so with that drizzle as you step out the door, grab a hat. nice warm jacket and get the day started. 61 degrees and 63 in palo alto and 63 as you step out the door in san jose. 57 for napa and in fairfield. our morning commute through fremont shows those cloudy skies and temperatures in the low 60s and in the low 70s by early afternoon with breezy winds if you're going to the hiking trails in the south bay, there will be clouds during the morning hours and low 60s at

10:00. the sun breaks out about it will be warming up by 2:00 today. some low 80s to make sure you stay hydrated as you head out for those hiking trails, we're heading in the mid 80s in antioch today and that will be one of the warmer spots, moef of us in the 70s and 80s for highs today. let me know what you're doing for the weekend, as you probably have already seen, our temperatures will be changing so check in with me. @krarry hall weather. we'll have frequent weather yum dates on there. we're looking at hot weather returning again for the inland areas this saturday. 94 degrees. i think we're kinds of stuck in a pattern here. nice week ahead for some 70s in san francisco and low 80s by saturday. and mike, you're tracking a couple of slower patches for the drive. >> which shouldn't be headlining but it is, 6:20, we have just a couple of slower patches. over here through hayward southbound 880, saw a couple of

crashes so they are recovering through that area south bay and the peninsula move very nicely. when i say recovering in hayward after 6:00, we do have a smooth drive through san leandro and union city, hoe slowest drive around tennyson and most of activity clears from the shoulder. this is a fire over here off of 242. under control by concord fire and shouldn't be a distraction. i think they have the smoke handled there as well. slowing through bay point typical and west 80 down through richmond. you're at about a 40 minute drive down to the bay bridge. we saw things start to move better over the last 20 minutes and then start to slow down once again. they are packing in more traffic approaching the toll plaza itself. the ten minute delays for b.a.r.t. and 19th to mac karnlger and we still have that twin peaks tunnel closure that we've been talking you about all morning, laura. back to you. >> coming up here on "today in the bay," changes coming to a

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888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you again tonight at 6:00. all right, if this happened to you, you know what i'm talking about, nothing worse than coming back to find your car gone because it has been towed. listen up part riders near the end of the richmond line. take note here. starting today, they are repaving one lot on the west side of the station near kearney street. that lot has to be cleared by 9:00 p.m. those cars left over there will be towed and work is supposed to end by 5:00 a.m. each day. >> 6:26, coming up next, breaking news coverage on the lake county wildfires continues. the tough battle crews are facing this morning as thousands await word on what is next for their home. plus -- >> there was never a racial issue. >> you probably have seen the viral video of a woman calling

police on an 8 y-year-old girl selling water in san francisco. she's speaking out in an sl exclusive interview. a wildfire -

destroying at least a dozen right now, breaking news in lake county a. wildfire exploding inside destroying a dozen structures. the long battle ahead for fire crews. very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia.

>> i'm marcus washington. we want to go to kari hall keeping track what we ask expect as we head out the door. >> big changes this morning as we get started. clouds are back and we have the fog and drizzle near the coast. a live look outside in san jose as you get ready to head out this morning, we will have much cooler temperatures today. if you're on your way out to diridon station in san jose, on the way to work, we'll see partly to mostly cloudy skies and we'll be in the mid-60s through 9:00 and upper 70s for early afternoon as we head up to 81 degrees for a high. inland areas also about 20 degrees cooler in some spots compared to saturday. and antioch 85 degrees and 70 in oakland and in san francisco. we'll talk about the weekend ahead as we heat up once again and mike, you're getting a look at the san jose camera. >> i looked at the one you showed and this one over here, 101 at 680 reports of a small fire around mckee. i thought maybe we could see smoke but you saw the haze and

low clouds. that's impeding our view. we're not seeing slowing in the area either. we see barely any slowing for the entire south bay map. 85 down here at the bottom of the screen. a little build for the volume. coming into the area, we have a lot more folks coming up through san martin. slowing through 101 there. rest of the bay, we have the bay bridge toll plaza. >> continue to follow breaking news in southern california where our sister station now reporting two people including a para medic are injured in a shooting any long beach high rise. this is at a senior living center on east fourth street in long beach. at one point we believe this was an active shooter situation and we now have video a witness says he took at the time of some of the first shots being fired. >> the wigs says he took video at 3:40 this morning. since then we've definitely see a heavy police presence including s.w.a.t. teams moving

in. also, more recently twitter traffic indicating police have the situation under control. but we'll continue to monitor. >> and that breaking news coming to you from lake county. it has been a tough couple of hours for firefighters and thousands of evacuees in clearlake area. the wildfire is scouring thousands of acres right now, about 50 miles north of santa rosa. here's where everything stands at this hour. 600 structures are in harm's way. 12 of those have been destroyed. there are mandatory evacuations for about 3,000 people right now. >> pete suratos joins us live this morning. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you guys and we have a number of them here at the moose lodge off highway 20 here at lake county and of course they are just waking up and grabbing coffee inside here but they are a bit nervous, they are not sure where this fire will turn. when you think about the conditions that could take place today, they are saying it's

reminiscent of the valley fire back in 2015. as they kind of wait here to get more information, we still believe that at least according to cal fire, zero percent containment. you have a number of bay area fire agencies making their way to help put out this fire. we'll show you video in allamed county. video of strike teams making their way out here and santa clara helping with the fire as well. the fire we're talking about right now that happened over the weekend, you have the pawnee fire that broke out just northeast of clearlake oaks which is where we're at right now. reaching several thousand areas and threatening hundreds of buildings. wildfires in general lake county, something they are getting used to in this area. i spoke with another volunteer here inside the moose lodge who explained they are accustomed to serving as a shelter for wildfire evacuees over the past few years. >> getting closer to home. you know, it got real close and we love our community and love our friends, that's what it

takes. don't want to see them get decemb displaced and see them as close to possible without sending them out of county. we can do what we can to help and we're here for them. >> taking you back out live, you're seeing the tents set up outside of the moose lodge. folks that were evacuated from the spring valley area, waiting to get more information, more than 60 people all together are out here and they are hoping to get good news sooner than later. pete suratos, for "today in the bay." >> can you imagine how they must be feeling? thank you, pete. the fire already leaving poor air quality as well across a large part of the north bay. we spoke with one mother in santa rosa, she has five children and says the smoke from the fire 50 miles away is more than just noticeable. her son spoke to us. >> it all started today? >> yeah.

>> others are calling the fire an early summer reminder how quickly a wildfire can spread and become very dangerous. the story of course developing by the minute. we'll have coverage all morning long. >> developing right now, police giving us graphic new details on a deadly rampage at a north bay home. this happened at 8:00 last night in santa rosa. police now say that the estranged husband of a woman who lives at that home showed up unexpectedly. the woman was there -- not there but her son was having friends over who dinner. the suspect, 65-year-old walter ross from colorado began firing. one man died. a 4-year-old was also shot there and two others suffered nonlife threatening injuries. ross is alive after turning the gun on himself. >> at 6:35, now to a story you'll only see on nbc bay area.

you've probably seen this now, viral video of a woman calling police on a little girl selling water near at&t park. on social media people are calling her permit patty and this morning, she's telling her side of the story. kris sanchez has the exclusive interview for us. she says she's surprised people think it was racially motivated. >> reporter: she says she's surprised and she's embarrassed and definitely would handle things differently but she's now infamous on the internet, number one trending story on the nbc bay area website and comments still coming in by the minute on twitter and facebook. in case you missed it because you were busy this weekend, here's what happened. ally allison edle, this weekend accused of calling the police on her 8 y-year-old neighbor jorda ust in, selling water outside. said the noise was keeping her from working so she asked the

building security guard to intervene. when that didn't work, she went down herself and talked to the mom and daughter about a permit. and she said things got out of control and she was dubbed permit patty and a racist. >> there was never a racial issue ever. i didn't know who was the one doing the shouting. i couldn't see. all i could hear was the shouting. i had no idea who it was. how could it have been race related. >> we've been out here before with my nieces who are full white and she didn't come out here and they were being way louder than jordan was by herself. >> she said someone put her address in a public file and tweeted her phone number out. she said because of that she's now getting death threats and being harassed. we have reached out to san francisco police for their take on what happened here. but we have not heard back. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> a lot of the people still

talking about this one online. thanks for the update. >> you can watch the full interview on the "today" show, starts right after "today in the bay" at 7:00. using the so-called bully pulpit to bully a restaurant. president trump is criticizing the red hen which denied service to press secretary sarah huckabee sanders over the weekend. in a tweet just hours ago, he called the restaurant filthy and in need of a paint job. now it's one of many tweets this morning. others on much more serious topics like the justice department and immigration. but if you aren't familiar with this restaurant controversy, the owner asked sanders to leave friday night because she works for president trump. some political pundits actually jumped to her defense. others called the move justified. some say she broke an ethics rule by tweeting about it from her official account. and many think the whole situation is stupid. >> happening today, if you take muny in san francisco, your

commute just got a little trickier. today and for next two months, muny is closing the twin peaks tunnel. if you take the k, l or m you have to take the bus muny actually did it for three-day weekend. muny also says full summer closure couldn't be avoided because the tunnel needs a retrofit. i guess we have to be patient. >> you have to be patient. you know it's for the greater good. don't want anything going wrong with the tunnel when you're in. she talked about the k, l and m lines and forest hill station. they are closed for the duration of the twin peak tunnel -- twin peaks tunnel project. you probably have seen the signs all over san francisco. getting into san francisco on easy drive, the bay bridge, just has the backup at the toll plaza. out of contra costa county, smooth flow of traffic as well. i almost tripped on cords but i'm doing fine, thank you. and a look at the south bay, no

problem. otherwise they have to put a mark in san jose by the studio where i stumbled. >> a sole loi spinout there. >> even when no one was watching, i pretended i was running. >> we pretended we didn't see it. >> it went something like this. >> trying to stumble through the workweek. at least for the next few days, the weekends going to get hot again. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. low 80s for next few days, 94 degrees on saturday. and as we look at san francisco's forecast, we're seeing fog and drizzle this morning as you head out. we will still have 60s and 70s there today and upper 60s for the rest of the weekend. by the weekend, we're up to 82 degrees on saturday. the tri-valley is going to be hot again. right now it's looking like 95 degrees on saturday. it comes down a few degrees but still warm.

here's a live look outside in squaw valley this morning. if you're going to the sierra, it's going to warm up there as well. with mid-70s on friday and 77 degrees on saturday and 80 on sunday. if you're already thinking i'm going to the beach, it's going to be cool and foggy, with highs reaching the upper 60s for saturday. 65 degrees will be the high temperature in santa cruz this sunday. we'll take a look at today's forecast, bring it back to the south bay. that's coming up in three minutes. >> sounds good, thanks, kari. >> coming up here on "today in the bay," a healthcare fight across the bay may go to the ballot box. it could impact your care and your cash. new this morning, kamala answers the long awaited president, will she run for president? sche her answer coming up. the dow is down and dropped more than 150 points as trump reportedly plans to curb chinese investments in u.s. tech. you could generate your own energy,

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good monday morning, right now at 6:44, it's a cloudy start, big changes as we head into the start of the week with much cooler temperatures. los gatos will be seeing the clouds through 10:00 and then we get all clear and quickly warming temperatures into the low 8 0e's today. we'll talk about the rest of the week and weekend warm-up coming up in less than five minutes. >> look at the travel times,

it's great. under 40 minutes for the east shore freeway approaching the berkeley curve. the north bay just got worse. highway 37 slows out of vallejo, typical around mare island and clear towards novato. >> it's quarter to 7:00 right now, affecting your family's health, livermore city leaders will reportedly decide on a measure to limit patient cost at stanford hospitals, this is something recently debated in several bay area cities and here's a map of where it stands across different counties. mercury news is reporting the union reporting stanford workers already qualified in the november ballot measure in palo alto. livermore will be decided today. in the meantime, in redwood city, pleasanton and emeryville, dropped an effort to put it on the ballot. the measure limits health care to 15% above actual costs and stanford would have to issue rebates beyond that and stanford is causing the measure a ploi to increase staffers and union

members. maxine waters is coming under fire after calling for -- to against prds trump's cabinet. she told members to push back on the trump administration if c e ceccec ceces them in a restaurant or department store and let the cabinet members know they are not welcome anywhere. many republican lawmakers are now denouncing her comments. now to decision 2020. kamala harris says she's not ruling out a run for president. comments come in a brand-new interview. take a listen. >> i'm focused on 2018. >> give it a look at 2018. >> i'm looking all around, atds all of the fabulous people out here. hi, guys. >> listen, right now, i'm focused on this, on a lot of other things as a high priority.

>> you're not ruling it out? >> i mean, you know, i don't know. i don't know. >> the clip aired on msnbc. one of many democrats who pundits often mention as a potential candidate and what may be a very crowded field. >> a popular east bay restaurant serving people for 91 years, will not be around for 92. the owners of mexikali rose are closing the doors for the last time on friday. so the restaurant is locate in oakland's old historic district and the east bay times says it will be open until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow and it's going to go until the closing day on friday. and but they are not open today. >> maybe if it's big enough to win you a context known everyone. the annual ugliest dog contest,

a real tongue wager. the english bulldog winning the contest saturday in petaluma. also be featured later this morning on the "today" show if you want to see more of her and her big pink tongue. she looks happy. it was probably just hot out there. >> absolutely. from hot to hopping. this is new video of a kangaroo that made the wrong turn wound up at the halftime entertainment there at a soccer game. this happened in australia. not quite the world cup but this is the australian nationals team. >> guarding the goal. >> laying down like i'm going to enjoy this time right now. >> as you can see right there through the mesh. he's going all the way. where is he going now? all right. okay. >> he says, okay, i'm done. you can see right there. he hopped himself away and the kangaroo did delay the game for about a half hour. that's before the coaches used his -- to sent the kangaroo on

its way. >> i'm hoping chasing. >> i mean, he was fast. >> those animals are strong. their legs -- >> imagine how strong they are. >> got mad at the truck. >> like from pixar. >> maybe. inspired by real life story. >> all right, so that makes you feel good on this monday morning. and we're getting up and here's something else to make you feel good. we're going to have cooler weather in san francisco it's drizzling and you can see it all over the camera. our marine layer is back and this brings back the national air conditioning as we've seen these clouds about 20,0,000 fee and below. inland areas are seeing the clouds. let's go to fre monts for the morning commute, we'll stay in the low 60s with clearing and then in martinez, skies will clear sooner as we head into the low 80s for this afternoon. billi big change from this weekend as it will be much for comfortable

today. looking at the highs we're going to reach in the low 80s in antioch and oakland 73 degrees and 80 in palo alto. starting out this morning getting dressed for spots like san jose, you do still need the short sleeves and shorts but it won't be as uncomfortable as it was the past few days. and in fact as we go through the week, we're going to keep those low 80s and mostly sunny skies but it will be heating up again. take a look at the weekend forecast. before you make any plans, you know that it's going to be hot once again, reaching 94 degrees on saturday. actually the hottest day of the week. san francisco, upper 60s and low 70s through the week and 82 degrees and heating up as well on saturday. the commute looks pretty light right now. >> we're looking at lighter traffic around the bay. san jose camera, nothing to show so i wanted to show you clearly we have green indicated speeds from 101 and 280 towards the rest of silicon valley.

slowing here continues as you expect through hayward. nothing surprising about that. and through union city where things tends to lighten up towards fremont. that might be surprising. it's holding up with the lighter flow off the castro valley and no delays through san leandro, better speeds through richmond and over towards golden gate field, here's palo alto. the reason why it's so light, a light volume of traffic around the bay. that's great news. able to keep this along the peninsula over at the limit for 101 and 280. congestion here. this is the richmond to san rafael bridge toll plaza. fast track lanes have more traffic than cash. might save you a couple of seconds. and bay bridge metering lights on as well. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up here, it's 6:51. bra breaking news, a huge police presence around a senior living sentd ter. two firefighters shot and new details just coming in. a quick look at the other top stories here on "today in

the bay." >> including another toll coming to the bay area. the popular destination you could have to pay to visit. but first, happening now at 6:51. actress heather locklear is in custody this morning. facing charges of battery on a police officer. she allegedly punched a deputy trying to separate her from a family member. locklear had been drinking. this is her seconds arrest in recent months. and we're learning more about the final moments before anthony bourdain's death. nbc news confirming there were no narcotics in his body but signs bourdain had been drinking significantly before his death. found dead in a french hotel room on june 8th. more news after this break. welc-

before you head out the door, 6:55, here are the top stories on "today in the bay." a live look in southern california, we just learned two firefighters have been shot and long beach high rise. one in critical condition. this is at a senior living center on east 4th street. at one point we believed it was an active shooter situation and we now have video, a witness says he took at the time some of those first shots were fired. a witness says he took the video

about 3:40 this morning. since then we've seen a heavy police presence including s.w.a.t. teams. also more recent twitter traffic indicates police have the situation under control but one we'll continue to follow. >> now the latest on the wildfire, still growing in lake county this morning. a live look at one of the evacuation sites right now 3,000 people are out of their homes. this is because of the fire. here's what we know so far. they are calling the pawnee fire and started near pawnee road 50 miles north of santa rosa. here's what california fire says right now, so far 7700 acres have burned and 600 structures are in harm waes. >> harm's way. >> we learned about a double standard at pride in san francisco it happened about 5:15 at night. they found two people hurt along golden gate avenue and leave ven worth street. we don't know how they are doing but we'll keep checking. police staffing will be at

the center, san francisco police chief is asking the board of supervisors not to slash funding for more officers. some in the city believe funding used to hire more officers could be used to address the homeless crisis. and police tasers which is a controversial issue in san francisco. >> 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 hoped to launch direct ferry service to and from san francisco and to pay for it, a toll service may begin as soon as 2021. some supervisors are coming out against this idea. >> addressing housing concerns in contra costa, today leaders are holding a community meeting to get this input on what to do about the housing crisis. it's the first in a seriar rry meetings. the hope is to get enough feedback and data to address several problems in the county, including housing

discrimination. >> listen up, b.a.r.t. riders who use that elcertificase cerr lot. they are paving one lot on the west side of the station near kearney street. that lot has been cleared by 9:00 tonight. leftover cars will be towed. that work is supposed to end by 5:00 in the morning each day. and now to a live look outside of the dumbarton bridge this morning. as you can see there, a beautiful sight there and nice calm morning. looks very cool out there. >> refreshing. >> a hot weekend that we've had. >> like fresca. >> even a little drizzle in san francisco. >> a little drizzle in san francisco and clouds are back. those clouds we know will cool us off. and that's what we'll be in for for today. looking at low 80s for the inland areas and that's the kind of weather we'll see throughout the week. look at the weekend forecast. it's going to be -- >> don't look. >> it's going to be heating up again. >> you better before you make

plans. if you think you're going to be outside enjoying a nice cool day, that not the case unless you're in san francisco, even there it's going to be warming up in the low 80s on saturday. >> road trip to tahoe. >> quickly approaching 7:00. how are we doing trafficwise? >> cooler in san francisco this weekend. right now pretty cool getting into san francisco but the bay bridge has seen a change. a lighter flow over the last 15 minutes so we've seen cash lanes move better. that's unusual and also unusual the closure for the twin peaks tunnel but that will go on for two months. k, l and m you have to take the bus and the westportal station and forest hill station on the graphic here. those are closed for the duration. the reason they closed the tunnel of course they have to repair it and can't go through a tunnel. that wouldn't be safe. there's san jose an idea of how light the traffic flow is there and the peninsula. i expect late morning to see more traffic that tends to happen during the summer months. >> people are sleeping in. >> getting kids to summer camp

as well. >> there you go. always busy. >> that's what's happening "today in the bay," we'll be back at 7:25 with a live look news update. >> don't forget to join us at nbc bay area news at 11:00. have a great day. >> good morning. doubling down. despite protest ace cross the nation, president trump stepping up his push for increased border security. calling for the immediate deportation of anyone who enters the u.s. illegally. this as desperate parents search for ways to be reunited with their children. >> they don't know the law. they don't speak the language. and they're getting told conflicting things. >> we're live in texas and at the white house. mistaken identity. at least five suspects in custody this morning linked to the brutal murder of a 15-year-old boy outside a new york city deli. the family in mourning. th