toll plaza good morning and thank you welcome to tuesday morning. folks already up and at them on this tuesday, getting things rolling. good morning, thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> we'll get to the traffic in just a moment. mike is here with that. but first we want to head over to kari. >> it's nice, it's still going to be warm like it was yesterday afternoon. but most of the day will be very comfortable. a few clouds moving by, san jose and as we check out our temperature trend, all that clears out fairly quickly. 60s at 8:00, heading up to 83 degrees. a couple of degrees above yesterday and inland areas up to 87 in ve

antioch, san francisco at 65. we'll talk about the fog and some warmer temperatures in the forecast coming up. mike, you found something in the south bay. >> it's not in the report. i wanted to point it out. chp has no real major incidents as far as crashes go on the roadways, there was an earlier crash at grant line. in the construction zone, same lanes are closed and over here it's the bailey on ramp to 101 northbound. partially affected by an earlier crash and chp didn't have it but we have it in the traffic notes. i'll call that out there. a minor thing and not affecting the main freeway itself. over here laura showedti, it wi. we don't have all of the cash lest developments on the fe burning in lake county. a state of emergency effect those lanes are threatening hundred of

structures and this was about 55 miles north of santa rosa and 1500 people are evacuated and the fire standing at 10,000 acres and only 5% contained. so far 12 homes and ten structures are destroyed. "today in the bay's" melissa has the latest from spring valley. >> reporter: the pawnee fire is on the third day. you can see the glow of the embers right behind me over that valley over there. so far scorched over 10,500 acres and the good news is most of that land is desolate land filled with bone dry brush. fire crews are working around the clock to fight off flames inching closer and closer to people's homes. at least ten homes and outbuildings have been destroyed. 1500 people evacuated their homes from the spring valley clearlake oaks and double eagle ranch communities with their cars and their canines,

residents are seeking refuge at the moose lodge off highway 20. lake county is no stranger to wildfires. for last three years, wildfires have burned thousands of acres and in 2015, the valley fire killed four people. the lake county sheriff suggest wildfires are starting to become the new normal. >> we'll know what's going to happen now and they know they are going to be inconvenienced and not going to be an overnight thing. >> overnight humidity is expected to go up and that is going to help the fire crews as they work to get the pawnee fire under control. cal fire still does not know what exactly caused the pawnee fire and we do know arsonist investigators will be taking part in that investigation. that's the latest here in spring valley, i'm melissa colorado for qutsz today in the bay. >> 4:33 right now. the migration crisis at our southern border continues and today human rights activists and state leaders and educators will hold a rally in el paso texas, protesting the policy of

separating families. plan to demonstrate across the street from the united states district courthouse where cases of children and families will be heard this morning. after that rally, the group will board school buses to deliver books, clothing and supplies to children being held at its detention camp. east bay congressman mark desalier is hosting a town hall and will discuss the zero tolerance immigration plans. the congressman will address the administration and thousands of detained immigrants at the concord naval weapons station. >> here's something you need to know, a popular east bay water park is closed. there are reports of children getting sick. more kids reportedly got sick at the blue goose park. the symptoms include vomiting and diarrhea. county health inspector found chlorine and ph were within the required levels and he also discovered the ultraviolet light disinfection system did not work

as the system's automatic shutdown faid to activate. the system is used to destroy harmful bacteria. parents also alarmed. >> should have had thorough checking every week, every weekend maybe. the department should have checked everything. someone somewhere dropped the ball. that's the bottom line. >> the brentwood city manager says that the pump is getting repaired once the system is fixed the county health department will inspect the facility again before it is open to the public. >> it is 4:35, san francisco's board of supervisors meet every tuesday but today is special. they'll elect a new president. the last president london breed now the mayor elect. breed was first elected to the board of super visosupervisors, of the board in 2015. >> san jose city council decides whether to accept revised reports on police use of force. the council refused the initial

version. the report included important data, specifically dealing with race. yesterday the union president turned in a more than 500 signatures to the mayor's office. the union wants the independent police auditor fired for misconduct. an interview with nbc bay area yesterday, the officer said that his report could have been presented better. >> happening today, san francisco leaders holding a public hearing on the troubled hunter's point redevelopment project. the problems began years ago. nbc bay area investigative unit first discovered soil samples hired to clean the former ship yard. and the scandal has widened. now supervisors are considering amending redevelopment plan. today's hearing takes place at 2:00. you can watch all of our reports on the former ship yard at nbcbayarea.com. coming up here on "today in the bay," competition at the box office when it comes to those movie passes, the new competition and the company in

the discount movie game. plus it's summer, this is the right question to ask, what's your favorite theme park? coming up we'll tell you which one saw the most vissan francis

is given the green welcome back, it's 4:39, san francisco police department given the green light to arm its officers with tasers but there's a big problem. the department has no money to

buy them. city leaders yesterday voted down a plan to spend $2 million on them. the decision could push back taser use for another year. the opponents say the actual cost will be much higher and want a more realistic estimate. the police commission pushing for taser s says it's a step in the wrong direction. >> the police commission has approved it and department of justice has recommended they get tasers and i'm really all about less lethal alternatives for a police force. >> the final decision will be made by the full board. i should mention san francisco voters overwhelmingly rejected a measure to arm officers with e you can expect to see two housing related bonds on the november ballot. the first measure is a $2 billion bond measure to house the homeless. lawmakers approved that money in 2016 but it has been tied up in court because of a lawsuit that argues that the money comes from a sourgs voters approve to fund mental health services now

housing. jerry brown says bringing the issue directly to voters will clear up any legal questions and the second measu is a $4 billion bond measure for low income and housing. >> despite outrageous ticket prices, disney theme markets remain very popular. disney world in orlando topped in attendance, more than 20 million visited last year. 150 million guests visited disney venues around the world in paris, it was the most visited museum in the world last year, the louvre. >> yeah. >> absolutely. coming up here on "today in the bay," your tuesday forecast with kari hall. it's going to be another warm one but pleasant. >> very nice day. as we look outside in palo alto, we'll start out with clouds and here in the upper 70s and low 80s for afternoon and then we'll talk about what's as

temperatures go back up in the forecast coming up. and if you're heading towards the peninsula or from the peninsula, an easy drive from 92, high rise is visible as kari is talking about. we also show you what's going on the roadways, a few changes out there for you. deal talk.

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good rn mody, headquarters. wall street is set to open following the big sell-off. the dow was down 500 points but closed off fears about a mobile trade war. that was sparked by reports that the white house is considering limits on investment by chinese firms and companies which administration officials are disputing. on today's watch list, reports on home prices and consumer confidence, the dow closing down 328 points, the nasdaq following 160. turning to tech, the rumor mill is spinning about the new features included on sam sung's next flagship smart phone, the galaxy s-10. rert wl have both an in display fingerprint scanner and recognition to unlock the

device. currently the fingerprint scanner is on the back of phones. it trails behind apple which introduced introduced 3-d facial recognition on iphone 10. >> testing the season pass for members of therdprogram. you buy tickets on the drafthouse mobile apps and when you get to the theater, no waiting in line to have the bar code scanned at the box office. your server will check your ticket once seated. the new program launches july 18th, only available at draft house in yonkers, new york for now. >> pretcy soon just watch the movie for me too. >> that's coming. >> tell 3me what it's about. >> if you have ato, i'll tell you to turn away from your screen right now. toe wrestling is really a thing and it also turns out that there is a world toe wrestling champion.

this is held in england, the winner allen nash who goes by nasty, mr. nasty if you're nasty. this is his 15th champion title. the competition began in 1976 in a village pub and has been an annual event ever since. >> i hope they wash their feet before -- >> and after. >> friends i grew up will not even -- they can't touch their feet with your feet they freak out. i have to save this video for them. >> that's a good question, how did they discover it? >> how do they determine a winner? >> i don't know. >> just in time for a lot of people to wake up and eat breakfast, right? >> exactly. >> hey, it's going to be hot too as we go into the weekend. right now we're starting out with just a few clouds as we take a live look outside in san francisco. there's a very dense layer of fog, just sitting offshore.

that's going to roll in as we go into the next couple of hours. we'll see that scene changing so if you're on way to fruitvale b.a.r.t. station, it's going to be cool with temperatures in the mid-50s through 7:00. then we're going to see those temperatures in the east bay looking at about 64 degrees at noon. the 7-day forecast is at the bottom of the screen showing that it will be warming up all around the bay area. check out the microclimate. we're up to 92 degrees. that's going to be one of the hotter spots. elsewhere we're looking at mostly some 60s and 70s for parts of the coastal areas, palo alto up to 80 degrees and 83 degrees today in san jose. so getting dregsed this morning, it's one of those mornings where you need a hat to give you some shade. sunglasses too. good options as it feels like also, don't forget to take your allergy medication if it's been bothering you, most plilikely allergic to grass pollen.

with blowing around that pollen, your wind speeds coming in onshore and we do still have our natural air conditioning so it's keeping the coast in parts of the inbay cool. here we are on thursday afternoon, there will be a slight shift in the wind direction from the northwest and it won't be as cool for the inland valleys. by friday into saturday, the winds will be blowing offshore and as that wind comes over the land, it will be heating up and it's going to be really hot heading into saturday and that's when we have reached the peak of our heat. our wind speeds do stay fairly light. here's a look how the shifts in the winds change the temperatures over the next few days. we go from mid-80s, slightly cooler tomorrow and starts to heat up for friday into saturday. 98 degrees for the inland valleys and san francisco goes from 65 degrees today to 78 on saturday. heading over to mike, you've

been tracking what's happening out there and a tunnel closure. >> watching yesterday focus is not a surprise. we'll touch on that. we're looking at green sensors all around the bay except for over here out of tracie towards livermore. traditional slowing. should be picked up now. we don't see any additional delays, 580 and clearing by the time you get to west grant line. grant line road. we're looking over here towards the rest of contra costa county, ab easy flow out of the north bay and the bay bridge also shows cash lanes a few cars waiting in each of the cash lanes. and before they open all of the cash lanes. over here the richmond/san rafael direction, farther north, that's a nice truck there. a smooth drive for all of these -- two trucks and this car. light traffic towards the north bay without any problem. the tunnel we talked about is a twin peaks tunnel. it's closed for a couple of months over there. they have to do the tunnel repair work and the k,ecte for

westportal -- what's going on in the rail lines, you have to take the bus because you can't use the tunnel so they have to reroute. back to you. >> it's 4:51 right now. not what you want to see underneath you on a kayak. about two dozen great white sharks spotted close to the shore. they estimate sharks were up to 14 feet long. video comes days after warning signs went up in that area. deputies also notice d sea scape resort with a white great washed ashore. you see a city limits s pop estd elevation but berkeley is hoping to change that. >> the city council will consider an alternative option. we have a look at one of those signs and what it may look like. under consideration says welcome to berkeley, love life sanctuary

city of ohlone territory. >> 4:51. coming up next, bay area family heart broken. their beloved rab bit stolen at one of the mosound how did it happen? on thee. >> first happening now, former president george h.w. bush is getting help from a new service dog. his name is sully and he can open doors, pick up items and even get help. the 41st president uses a wheelchair and electric scooter for mobility. >> plus actor russell crow is making news, he'll be playing roger ales, the former ceo of fox news. in a new series of show time. head of the news organization for 20 years before resigning wter sexual harassment n the show willthis story will .

an east bay 4-h family is stunned and heartbroken after somebody stole their daughter )s rabbit from the an a east bay 4 h.-family devastated after someone stole their rabbit from the county fair. buster, stolen saturday night from a cage at the fair. 13-year-old mabel has been raising the black and tan rabbit since he was baby but this comes after a happy occasion. that pair won most creative costume on saturday morning but someone broke into the cage later that night and took off th buster. the family desperately hoping to find the has berabbit ha r who become part of the family. i attention, he would my lap. >> 4-h members have been searching for buster in a cage. he escaped and capt toxt r is

roaming free. a student charged with sexual assault is expected back in court. 21-year-old accused of attacking two men on campus. he was arrested back in march after reportedly attacking a friend who turned down his advances. you might see new billboards on the road. lawmakers in sacramento will discuss showing ads on digital billboards. we're talking about the electronic billboards which show traffic information or amber alerts along the freeways. more than 900 billboards are ta is considering a five-year pilot program to see how things go. l.a. times report bill board companies and lobbyists are behind the measure. >> warrior fans, kd is making news again. >> voted the winner of the nba cares award. he pledged more than $13 million to several organizations with emphasis on education.

among the notable donations to the boys and girls club, east palo alto. >> 4:57 right now. coming up here on "today in the bay," a look at the tuesday forecast. >> looks pretty good. let's head to concord, we're going to see temperatures start out in the lower 60s, a lot of sunshine today reaching in the mid-80s for an afternoon high. you'll want to enjoy this fairly cool weather and it's about to get really hot. we'll talk about that next. and pretty cool right here for the commute across the bay bridge. driving into or out of san francisco, interstate 80, the bay bridge will show you all of the interstate highways, whatever is going on out there. >> some people are worried nothing will be left as a wildfire in lake county continues to grow. we've got a live report coming up. a live look outside from our

emeryville camera.. good tuesday morning to you, as we take a live loooufromur e. one of the most beautiful shots on "today in the bay," seconds before 5:00, if that's your wake-up call, up. thanks for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> if you want to hit snoods, you can do that too. >> we enva you -- let's look at the forecast for this tuesday morning. another mild one. >> a very nice day, some clouds and fog near the coast and inland areas start out with clear skies and temperatures in the mid to upper 60s as you get

ready to head out the door, east bay at 52. a cool 47 degrees in the north bay with mostly clear skies and heading up the hiking trails it best hours will be before noon then start warm with a light wind as we go into the afternoon with highs reaching the low 80s in the south bay. as we get out on the roads, mike you're also looking at the south bay. >> we have one issue sticking around on the maps for south bay. wasn't a big deal as far as chp is concerned. our partners over here have called that out for our traffic system, the on ramp to north 101, still reports of a vehicle that first year with a cra abandoned vehicle now blocking one lane at the on ramp for bailey. driving through san je