they give a full confirmation. it could be another 90 minutes of closure and perhaps more depending on the investigation. we'll track that west 24 does jam up by comparison the rest of the contra costa county and east bay approach towards the maze moves slowly but there's not a great alternate for west 24. you can hit some of the surface streets but don't kick in towards the congestion and that's the problem getting towards the bay bridge. the upper east shore freeway if that happens to be off highway 4. that's much clearer. we'll continue to track that and the bay bridge toll plaza which may benefit lighter traffic because of the traffic held up over in the orinda oakland drive for high with a 24. we'll continue to follow that. low clouds in the area. you obviously have changes in store. >> you can also see that as you take a live look outside in san francisco. those low clouds and mist and drizzle as we get started on this wednesday morning. as you get ready to head out in san jose, we're reaching towards 78 degrees for an afternoon

high. livermore 80. definitely cooler all around the bay area thanks to the june gloom and the marine layer but we'll talk about a major warm-up in the weekend forecast. that's coming up in just a few minutes. 6:01. live to washington, d.c. this morning, a federal judge from san diego is now ordering the federal government to reunite migrant families separated at the border. the ruling comes just hours before congress votes on immigration today. "today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us live from washington and major victory for the president's travel ban. good morning, tracie. >> good morning, laura and good morning everyone. the supreme court has weighed in giving the president the green light on the travel ban. he's tweeting that lawmakers in the house should go ahead and vote on and pass this immigration measure today, even though the president doesn't think it will ever reach his

desk. >> overnight, a federal judge ruled that migrant families must be reunited over the next month. in congress today's immigration vote looks iffy. it ends family separation and provides $25 billion for a border wall with no assurance president trump will sign it. that's why some lawmakers are voting no. >> yes, we like to hear from the president. >> that doesn't succeed, then we'll cross that bridge. >> a vote only on keeping migrant families together. 17 states plus washington, d.c. are now suing the federal government to reunite nearly 2,000 parents with their children. >> mr. president we will not support the creation of internment camps around our country. >> with the zero tolerance policy up in the air, the supreme court upheld president trump's travel ban? >> this is a great victory for you're constitution. >> in a 5-4 decision, the high court said it's okay to ban

travel from seven countries. five of them mostly muslim. >> what they've said is as long as the president invokes national security, he has cart blanche to do whatever he wants to anybody. >> the court said the president has brought authority to restrict travel to keep america safe. >> so, now the court is weighing in on the travel ban and court is weighing in on family operation or reunification in this case. and we can get the president's reaction to all of that when he rallies in north dakota tonight. marcus and laura. >> most likely he'll have something to say. of course our coverage of what's next for owl of the families continues online. any updates on the website, nbcbayarea.com and also send you those push alerts straight to your phone. download our nbc bay area app. >> new this morning, police in fremont are hoping this sketch triggers a lead. the story is shocking because

the suspect exposed himself inside a woman's home. investigators say 2:00 a.m. last thursday, the man entered a home on andromeda circle through a back sliding door. a young woman woke up to find him standing at the doorway without clothes on. she screamed and he took off. >> new this morning now, disturbing story. an east bay teacher accused of molesting children he babysat is facing a new set of criminal charges. they arrested 28-year-old three weeks ago. he's a former teacher at bentley school in lafayette who moonlighted as a sitter. the east bay times reports investigators have identified two new victims bringing that total to four. they also believe there are more victims. >> new this morning, an affordable housing project specifically for teach ares gets the go ahead in palo alto. the merc reported city council unanimously approved $3 million for the project and eventually it would add up to 120 rental

housing units along grant avenue. supporters say it's just too expensive and teachers are being forced to move further away from students. critics say 120 units are not nearly enough. a big change on the road soon, vta says it's working on redesigns for two busy south bay roads. this follows two years of public outreach. the first tasmin drive runs to milpitas and goes past levi stadium and ends near the new b.a.r.t. station. vta looked at travel times and traffic signals and pedestrian safety. the same deal for barveg basskem avenue in san jose down through campbell to 85. some people said that they want bike lanes saying that right now it's really scary to ride the bike along that road. vta says it's refining design alternatives for both corridors. we'll get a look at the plans this fall. it is 6:05.

copa de mundial fever. >> thom jensen got the tough assignment live at avay stadium. this a big deal because a lot of mexicans, big fans and want to watch. >> ton of fans here. a lot of fans in this area. they are wearing the colors today. fans already lining up here outside the stadium gates and the game -- gates won't even happen for a little bit more than ten minutes. they are here ready to represent mexico wearing the flags and colors and just a lot of excitement. like we saw on saturday, the fans were just crazy out here. jeremy cruz, he was out here kind of a new soccer fan you were telling me but you were really impressed and back today. had a tough time getting in here and getting good seating last week coming about the same time. it was packed on saturday but looks like your first in line

right now. >> definitely i didn't like to have to stand and wait. there are thousands of people here and want to ensure i got a good seat. woke up early and came and pretty much a good way to see the game and get -- >> you look at the crowd here, all of the fans from mexico, what do you think about that? what's the excitement like in there? what did you experience at saturday's game? >> oh, man, a lot of passion for sure. it's -- i know mexico fans are really into the game and i know there's thousands -- like i said thousands of fans and all of the stands are filled and it was a lot of fun and real exciting to see that. >> they have the giant flag that they hold up. describe what that's like and what that was like being in there with all of that noise and the flag going up that you see that's kinds of iconic. >> yeah, that was definitely really cool to see. it just really showed how much

mexico fans love the game and it was -- i mean, i personally never seen something like that and it was a new experience for me. >> all right, thanks a lot. jeremy cruz there, a mexico fan and new soccer fan and feeling excitement like these folks, hoping that mexico gets another win today. that could mean another watch party out here for these folks. and more excitement for the vendors as well selling these flags and shirts and everything else. one lady i talked to a few moments ago said i sure hope they win because all of these victories are good for business. we're live in san jose, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> making money out there too. >> don't forget, our sister station telemundoxt 48 is your home for copa de mun dial coverage. >> nice and cool weather too. right now we're seeing some sunshine across parts of the south bay. it may be filtered sunshine. we're going to see that as we go into the rest of the day. as we go to the neighborhood in

evergreen and east san jose, going to be 75 degrees at noon and reaching in the upper 70s today, even a little cooler than normal. we should be at about 81 degrees. if you've got a drive through fremont, starts out cool with upper 50s this morning. that commute is looking pretty good. and clear visibility, a lot of sunshine. do not forget the sunglasses before you head out. also a good day to heads to the alameda county fair in pleasanton. a very comfortable one with highs in the upper 70s and breezy winds through the afternoon. we'll talk about what's going on in palo alto coming up. mike, you have a total of three crashes? >> three multilane crashes over here, multivehicle crashes. first starting with palo alto, may have done a quick traffic break. past university it's consolidated up here towards willow. right there peek under the underpass, you see the flashing lights. two lanes are blocked here at willow and you get distracted by

the destruction, some folks will be bailing off the area into university which is already jammed past amazon and ikea. careful over towards facebook and dumbarton bridge. 280 in the same area, clear as you would expect this time of morning. the other crash across the bay, southbound 880 at a street was blocking your two right lanes but i do believe they may be clearing right now. speed sernss are starting to look a little better. the most significant crash is over here continuing for west 24 and out of orinda and caldecott tunnel. this crash does involve a vehicle flipped over. someone was flown from a car and chp says the coroner has been called. deadly crash is usually what that's indicated. generally speaking we have at least 90 minutes from that point. we're looking at 7:30, 8:00 when they can have things cleared here. we're going to track that.

they may make progress for one of the lanes but the investigation is the most critical. the rest of the bay looks like this. better news for the other commuters. >> three multilane multicrashes out there. >> coming up next, using technology behind the wheel. >> many of the things you can do in the car shouldn't be done while you're driving. >> don't get distracted. more automakers are building in systems to help you make calls and navigate while driving. are they safe? the reason some systems are considered better than others. >> lots of new ideas for cars but does tesla have too many ideas? we'll take a look coming up. >> and later, the reason the hundreds of workers plan to protest today and this weekend. you're watching "today in the bay." 6:11. hi!

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for just $5 a month for 24 months. upgrade online now. it is 6:14. we start out with cloudy skies across parts of the bay area. live look outside in palo alto this morning. at least the visibility is clear. we're going to see temperatures in the low 60s and sunshine and beautiful day. get out and enjoy it because it heats up and fast this weekend. i'll have a look at the numbers coming up in five minutes. over here we have a deadly crash west 24 and broadway. there may be a secondary crash in the back if you're jammed out of the cal da cut tunnel where

you exit there. telegraph road and west is clear and show you that problem as well as the backup and it looks like it's changing in palo alto. >> good morning, happy wednesday, the white house is quickly backing off its threats to slow or stop chinese investment in tech. though president trump renewed his attacks on harly davidson, threatening the company with more taxes if it moves operations overseas. it's moving some operations overseas because of taxes and tariffs. the san francisco company task rab rabbit says it's been hacked and it's a bad one. task rabbit let's you hire people to do simple jobs. this a guy going shopping for dog food for a customer. task rabbit says bad guys got a hold of millions of company records but worst they got the records for the workers which may include social security numbers and bank account numbers. task rabbit owned by ikea. here's a new tweet from elon musk, talking about a tesla

pickup truck. he wants to know what kind of features people would like to see. musk says the new truck will have crazy torque, his words. tesla comes up with a lot of ideas and pickup truck joins the se semitruck and new plans for new vehicles even if tesla is being criticized for falling far behind in the production of the model 3. when you order the model 3 when tesla first started taking deposits. they announced the model 3 and you've seen tesla get in the solar panel business, said it would decree atd a model y suv or roadster or pickup truck. put your money down for a model 3, you've seen those things but haven't seen your model 3 because they have yet to actually roll off the low cost version. they came up with an idea for a dual motor one that cost $75,000. but the model 3 itself still -- >> very creative. >> he's a genius and all of

these ideas but there is a legitimate -- >> build one of them. >> yeah. a lot of people waiting. thanks a lot, scott. keeping your kids safe on the way to school, more san francisco schools are encouraging families to walk or take public transit to class. examiner is reporting more than 100 schools are getting the push up from 30. the program includes safety presentations and physical changes like new signs and you're going to see speed bumps as well. the goal is to cut crashes around schools. >> 6:17, dmv is apologizing for the long lines and we've all been there. the department says people try to get the new real i.d. have waited as much as four and a half hours. officials say people are confused what they need to bring to get new i.d.s. the best advice, make an appointment and also be able to prove who you are. >> with an i.d. >> new research out overnight you'll want to hear before you put your car in drive this

morning. it is studying how distracting technology made by local companies can really be. researchers asked drivers to perform tasks using built-in in infot axt nment systems, when they compared it two systems, they say both were less distracting to drivers but still not safe. >> what we found was both car play and android auto outperformed the system you would get with the car when you purchased it. all of the in vehicle infotainment systems are more dmaning than what triple a would recommend. >> if you take eyes off the road for more than two seconds, you can double your risk of a crash. don't get distracked. easy to see. >> we have a couple of big crashes. in fact we can do that right now. >> sorry for jumping in there.

>> it's a big one. >> oakland we're told it is a deadly crash west 24. the chopper over the scene and you've seen flares going off here blocking three lanes. an on ramp and off ramp and i see the top one there that the little van or suv is getting off the freeway. i believe that is a broadway exit. the rest of the traffic goes to just one lane passing the chp cruiser and other law enforcement vehicles funneling down as folks are coming out of the cal da cot tunnel. this is a deadly crash. one vehicle reported overturned in the chp report and someone possibly being thrown from the car and vehicle and that's why there's a big concern. this investigation will continue. we'll follow this in the newsroom. as we get out to the map, the backup you just saw, jammed out of orinda towards the broadway exit, it did look like folks were getting off the freeway at

broadway and this jam will be a big problem because there are not good alternates through that area. as we zoom out, the rest of contra costa moves smoothly in vallejo. south 880 maintains a smooth drive. the crash should be on the shoulder. north 101 as we get past university, we had a quick traffic break jammed up approaching embarcadero. the crash is still affecting lanes and that's where you're slowing the left side of the screen as you head towards the area. there will be slowing between university and willow for the time being as well. little gloomy out there right now. >> we're seeing clouds rolling by. especially the coast, the tri-valley right now, you're starting out at 55 degrees, beautiful sunrise, south bay now stepping out the door at 56 degrees. it's 54 in san francisco. and 51 with patchy fog in the north bay. if you're on the way to diridon station in san jose, your

transit forecast looking good. light jacket for the start of the morning with upper 50s but later on today, you'll be comfortable with light long sleeves. it's going to be nice and sunny, sunglasses too if you're able to enjoy the day off, maybe going out to the hiking trails, alam rock park looking good as clouds clear out around 7:00. it will be nice and sunny and temperatures today reaching the upper 70s. it will be much more comfortable. turning windy this afternoon. a pretty brisk onshore flow will keep it cooler in san francisco with a high of 62 degrees. 80 in santa rosa and palo alto 76 degrees and morgan hill reaching 81. it's also a day for boating but it's going to be rough out there. choppy seas. inexperienced boaters should not be out there. it's going to be wavy with a small craft advisory in effect. now let me know what's happening this weekend as you make plans.

i'm @krarry hal weather and the full weekend forecast is coming up in 20 minutes. look how hot it's going to be as we get a preview of that weekend. upper 90s for the inland valleys and san francisco, upper 70s, much more comfortable there. i'll have a look at the forecast coming up in a few minutes, marcus. >> get ready for the heat. >> 6:22 right now. coming up next, a warning for parents about hidden dangers at the playground. shady figures taking control of your smartphone withoutier permission. i'm chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. miss don )t w the sun is rising now, so you may have missed the full moon overnight, mike tweeted out a photo for us. you can follow us at mike inouye. join our conversation every single morning. it is 6:22, you're watching "today in the bay."

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th at 6:25 right now. is your phone helping a criminal? for many of you the answer might be yes. >> let's turn to chris chmura working on a story about bought. >> some local researchers have a warning, hackers have been infecting people's phones with bot. hidden computer programs that do the dirty work for bad guys who commit crime online. we got an early look at findings at engineers here in san francisco released today.

they found bots had weaseled their way into far more cell phones than they expected, possibly millions of them. those cellular subscribers likely have no idea what's going on. tonight at 11:00. what the bots are doing with your data without your permission and how they get on to your phone in first place. >> it's very possible to get bots and other malware installed on mobile phones and the easiest way is to trick the user to do it. >> we'll expose their tricks and give you several options to battle bad bots. tonight at 11:00. in the meantime, you'll find a special section on our website that explains how these bots work. it's posted on nbcbayarea.com/responds. while you're there, you can send them any consumer complaints or call us, 888-996-tips. i'll see you again tonight at 11:00. >> we'll look forward to it. it is 6:26, happening today,

marriott hotel workers plan to protest. they are asking for better pay and protections from sexual harassment, the local protest is happening at 4:00 at the oakland mare yoet city center downtown. we're also learning more than 1300 marin county workers plan to strike starting on sunday. they are asking for better pay as well. that strike is expected to last three days. county officials say the strike will not impact the county fair or emergency services. >> new for you this morning. the perfect time to pass along the warning to parents. >> one of the most common injury to kids under age of 4 is a broken leg. it happens when they go down the slide on their parents' lap. here's nbc's medical correspondent. >> it's a lot more common than most people think from 2002 to 2015, over 350,0005-year-olds and below got hurt on the playground and specifically got the leg injuries. >> this morning on the "today" show, see one mo mother's warning about the very issue. her post is going viral.

>> coming up on "today in the bay," one person is in custody after an overnight chase through palo alto. the reason is started and how it came to an end. >> now communication with the outside. we have no idea what's going on. >> terrifying moments on the tarmac. all new this morning, we're hearing from people stuck after a hijacking scare. the technical issue that led to the problem. you're watching "today in the bay". joining us.

i )m laura garcia. a very good wednesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us for "today in the bay," i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington, we want to check in with mike inouye tracking a deadly accident in east bay. >> we have a very tough scene, sky ranger is over the scene at westbound 24. down to one lane in the off ramp at broadway. westbound is the commute direction. as i step into the scene we have caltrans vehicles and chp and we have other emergency tows there. this vehicle on its roof, another one there and couple of others have actually been cleared from the scene. we have an investigation of this deadly crash which will remain. the coroner's van, i don't see it. it has to arrive for an investigation there. as we look back at the maps, we're looking at the big backup for west 24 out of the caldecott tunnel. there's not a great alternate for folks through the area. grisly peak fish ranch, tunnel road, they are start to get more crowded and folks trying to get

around clermont hills. that will be an issue for folks in oakland and orinda. that is a big problem. for rest of the bay, and rest of contra costa county no problems. and in towards the maze. rest of the bay's commute showing a lighter volume that will help but again, west 24 only one lane is open at broadway. we'll track that for the deadly crash. we see low clouds and cooler temperatures right now. >> we're looking forward to the cooler weather today and the clouds will help keep it cool for the coast. as we look outside in san jose, we're seeing a few of those rolling by but overall we're getting sunshine. if you're heading out to play soccer enjoying the day in the south bay, our temperatures reach in the mid-70s by noon and mostly sunny skies as we head up into the upper 70s for much of the inland areas. we will talk about a major warm-up for our valleys this weekend. that's coming up in the full

microclimate forecast. >> thank you. 6:32. all new this morning, a suspect is in custody after a high speed chase on the stanford campus and through the hills of palo alto. pete suratos live near the campus to explain why this started and how it all ended, pete. >> this started with a warrant stop right where we're standing on el camino real and stanford avenue overnight and leads to a chase about two miles west from where we're standing at the stanford university campus before ending in the palo alto hills. and we're going to show you video. this is where that suspect was arrested, taken into custody. looks like she's going to get treatment there from an ambulance. she's being held by palo alto fire. she failed to yield in the area and that led through the chase in the stanford hills on alexis drive. she did have a warrant out for an assault with a deadly weapon but no word on the jurisdiction. i want to point out on the car, there was an uber sticker, still

working to confirm if she was an uber driver. we'll bring that to viewers, pete suratos for quts it's in the bay. >> people could really get hurt. glad no one was seriously hurt in that situation. >> there is some frightening moments on a los angeles bound flight during a hijacking scare. all new this morning, hearing from passengers for the first time. it happened last night at new york's jfk airport. there was concern that a hijacker attacked a jetblue flight. turned out not to be true but heavily armed low enforcement officers boarded the plane. overnight some on board praised the crew for keeping them informed but others say they were terrified. >> when they got on, put your hands up -- all put our hands up and walked up and down the aisle to make sure everybody was okay. >> people thought there was a threat on board, an actual person on board and walking around, you guy walk past me with pistols and look ahead two

guys standing in front with rifles on their shoulders. it gets pretty scary. >> here's what happened, air traffic controllers were not able to get in touch with the pilot. and it turns out there was a radio communication issue and there was a false hijacking alarm sent out. >> happening today, a live look at concord city hall where there will be a special meeting. we want you to hear about. city council will discuss the trump administration plans to house thousands of detained migrants at the air station. dozens packed city hall demanding the council take action. >> please, let's do more. you can pass resolutions and speak out. we must be taking action. >> right here, really making their voices heard and who wants to see a country that so many of us dream that could be that has now turned into a nightmare. >> the concord city council tells us they've heard nothing from the navy on housing

detainees at the naval station. >> developing right now, firefighters making head way in knocking down the pawnee wildfire. ee vak cue eyes have no idea when they will be able to return to their homes. here are the latest numbers, the fire now 17% contained and 13,000 acres have burned. we know the 22 striuctures are destroyed. we still don't know how many of homes. 2700 frtds are now attacking the fire. some as far away as oregon. we spoke with one woman who says they worked hard to save her home. >> they risked their lives and they are awesome. i have a lot of admiration for them. i do and their families, bless their heart. >> the firefighters say for now the fire is burning in more remote areas but crews really worry about the triple digit temperatures returning this weekend. in our coverage of the pawnee fire continues online. go to our website. you can check out our live interactive map. >> it's 6:36.

new this morning ks a bizarre incident in the east bay as you can see. it ended with a car slamming into a residential care facility. authorities say the driver actually lives there and did it on purpose. it happened last night in san lorenzo. investigators say the driver slammed his car into the home shortly after deputies tried to pull the car over. the car struck one of the eight people inside. luckily they weren't hurt and the driver did not suffer serious injuries either. but he's now under psychiatric evaluation. >> all right, folks we're taking over this shot here with sky ranger, over highway 24. this is a scene of the deadly crash. we do have a tow truck hooking up one of the remaining vehicles and the other is right here. it's an overturned suv. we do have two lanes blocked but now they just opened one more, they being chp. caltrans is also there to assist. we're waiting for the coroner to arrive to do the final report but chp calls them only in the situation where there's a deadly crash. look at the big backup for west

24, it is jammed through oakland out of orinda. we have five miles of backup registering right now through the caldecott tunnel and towards the maze. this is just shy of broadway and broadway off ramp are open. the surface street for fish ranch and grisly peak going to be flooded with traffic heading over there. there's not a lot of traffic through the rest of contra costa county. you can go west highway 4 and west 80 the drive through el cerrito and richmond and berkeley. it is a longer drive but moving smoothly. friends at waze tell us a 25 minute drive but rest of the bay moving smoothly. we're tracking a deadly crash and any updates from chp, you saw the scene. >> very sad. >> very sad scene there. big backup. >> thank you very much, mike. >> we've been talking about -- lots of people making plans and need to know what to do. >> going to be very lucky this weekend enjoying time in san

francisco for the soy and tofu festival. look at the high temperatures on saturday. 78 degrees while the bay will be at 86 and dangerous heat for the inland valleys. we'll have to watch out for high wildfire danger for the inland area hills. down a few degrees. it's still going to be hot reaching 90 degrees. 82 for the bay and a comfortable coast at 72 degrees. this is what i was talking about in japantown and san francisco on saturday. great weather for that highs in the low 70s and sunshine. just perfect but look at how hot it's going to be in lake shas at a this weekend. 91 degrees on friday. 98 degrees on saturday and 101 degrees on sunday. you'll want to go swimming. looking at los angeles where the highs will be mostly in the low 70s but inland empire will be also heating up in the upper 90s and as we look at santa cruz, we're going to have some beautiful weather for our beaches and santa cruz will be nice with some mid to upper 60s

all weekend long. we'll have to deal with those low clouds and fog for a couple of hours during the morning. i'll have a look at our south bay temperature trend for today coming up in about three minutes. >> i was in santa cruz last night and love the sunset. thanks, kari. >> 6:40. coming up next, what happened leading up to the mysterious murder at the southern california camp site. plus, what will the google village mean for downtown san jose? what you can do today to make sure your opinion is heard. a shocker for democrats in the primary. we'll tell you what it means let's take you to the big board. the white house has backed off plans to prevept china from investing in silicon valley. stocks moving slightly upward.

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(time check ( it is 6:43. as we check out the temperature trend we'll see the clouds clearing out by 9:00 and it's going to start out cool. beautiful afternoon with upper 70s by 2:00 today. and it's still going to be breezy now. as we check out that weekend forecast, it is going to be unbearably hot. we'll take a look at that coming up in five minutes. >> and right now, sky ranger is over the scene of the deadly crash in oakland. you're jammed out of lafayette and orinda. you see the tow truck, getting ready to hook up the overturned vehicle and still an investigation that kneneeds to

on here. jammed for five miles to the scene. we'll talk about the rest of your approach. >> tough commute, mike. 6:43. happening today, you get a chance to give your opinion about google aesz expansion into downtown san jose. we've been covering the story for a long time. here's that area google wants to build in by the diridon station. there are worries the development will skyrocket housing costs more than they are. perfe protesters interrupted a meeting and today's discussion starts at 6:00 tonight at san jose city hall. >> the follow-up affecting your money. voters in mountain view will decide whether to tax businesses based on the number of employees they have. the city council voted late last night to put that measure on the november ballot. critics say it's a tax on jobs. the mayor says if passed, the tax would raise $6 million. all of it will be spent on transportation and affordable housing. two issues mountain view and the

bay area continues to struggle with. >> continuing coverage now of the mysterious shooting death of a young father at malibu state park. we now know police stepped up patrols in the area before this killing. detectives are reviewing other shootings to see if there's a connection. so far no evidence they are all related. we've reported someone shot and killed tristan beaudet te. a chemist from, u.c. berkeley. >> in politics, a young woman has shocked the political world about a big election win. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. even she didn't think she would win. the young woman is 28-year-old a alexandria cortez, beat out a ten-term congressman in the primary last night. this caught us so badly off guard, we don't have video of

her acceptance speech but here is a gif posted to the internet from one of her supporters, the moment the former bartender realizeed sheefs going to win. you can agree this is better than any kind of professional video for capturing the moment. we weren't alone in our surprise. here's cnn's reaction, whose alexandria cortez. not a congress woman jyet only the primary. she's to the left of the incumbent who served ten terms. this could be a sign of the future of the democratic party. younger and more to the left. the guy she beat, joe crowley outspent her 18-1 and he was so powerful the last time a serious candidate tried to run against him was 2004 when she was 14 years old. there were a number of primaries on tuesday in utah, mitt romney won the republican nomination for senator. he's expected to easily beat the democrat in the fall.

>> a major change for the situation down on the boarder, a federal judge says not only can the government not separate families. but the kids who have been separated must be returned to their families as soon as possible even if the parents are still in detention. this video by the way shot by government media workers of a e detention center. this puts trump in a pickle. he has to put the kids in the same detention center as their parents but a different court order says the kids can't stay there long term. that means the parents can't either. they'll have to be released. >> lots of news today, brand-new video, happening right now. national security adviser john bolton at the kremlin. to set up a possible summit between president trump and president putin. and the president continues to battle late night tv hosts. last night both nbc's tonight show and cbs's late show started with the same video. >> did you see trump's rally last night? >> nope. >> me either. heard he said pretty bad stuff about us? >> really?

that doesn't sound like him. >> low talent low life lost souls? that's not right, ask conan. >> hi, guys what's up. >> president who? >> trump. >> donald trump, the real estate guy who -- >> he's president? >> yes. >> wow. how is he doing? >> not so good. >> posted that tand you can fin it on my twitter feed @scottmcgrew. >> thank you very much. little levity would be nice this morning. it's been a really tough morning commute out there. >> very light traffic but serious accidents. the crash on the peninsula and hayward clear. a deadly crash continues in oakland. sky ranger is over the scene. at the bottom of the screen, it looks like on shoulder that is one of the vehicles involved in this deadly crash and it looks

like the only remaining vehicles in lanes, stepping in no show you this and that's the reason we have the lanes flared off. over here it looks like the broadway exit is open off west 24. it helps some people but it kind of floods the streets through the oakland area. crews are still on the scene and we'll look at the backup on the maps. we have about five miles of backup as we look towards the crash at broadway back through orinda affecting flow out of the caldecott tunnel and over towards the area for west 24. the rest of contra costa county shows a mild build through concord and walnut creek. that will be a problem hoping to clear hopefully in the next hour but no update from chp. i don't know where the coroner is. there's the east shore freeway and smooth drive approaching the bay bridge. fortunately the rest of the bay has been benefitting from a lighter flow of traffic. we have a crash in palo alto and it did clear from the breaks but north 101 through willow, slowing from time to time. i've been seeing this shot kind

of gray this morning. >> clouds going to keep it cooler today. here's one spot where we are seeing some clear skies, beautiful sunrise. a live look outside in sunol and it's 55 degrees. that morning commute though will clear fairly quickly as we go through fremont. upper 50s this morning at 11:00, we're at 70 degrees in fremont and mid-70s for the early afternoon hours. the seven-day forecast is at the bottom of the screen. check it out before you make weekend plans as we go to con court for the temperature trend, low 60s at 8:00 and it's going to be a very pleasantly warm afternoon with mid 70s there. also a good day to head to the allameda county fair. you can ride the rides for a dollar and upper 70s and you'll want to enjoy it before temperatures heat up for the weekend. as you get dressed, a good day to grab jackets for the early morning hours. we have this strong onshore flow

that's keeping it cool today but by tomorrow we're already start to see the wind shifting and gusty winds in the sornnorth ba. winds will be blowing offshore and dangerous heat on saturday up to 98 degrees and then gradually cooling off early next week. but san francisco still going to stay nice and comfortable with upper 70s on saturday. laura and marcus? >> looks good there. thanks, kari. >> coming up next, a look at the top stories including traffic improvements in the south bay. the plan to make changes on two major roads and how it could impact your drive. >> 6:51. new this morning, a san quentin correctional officer is recovering after being attacked. just learned about that attack that happened on monday. an inmate was being escort d back to his cell when the inmate started hitting the officer in the face. the officer was able to fight back and activate an alarm. he is expected to make a full recovery.

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here are the top stories on today in the bay-- welcome back before you head out the door, it is 6:54. here are the top stories on "today in the bay." >> the search is on for a man who exposed himself after breaking into a home in fremont.

police release this sketch hoping it leads to the arrest. it happened about 2:00 in the morning last thursday. the marn entered the home through the back sliding door. a young woman who lives there woke up, found the man standing in her doorway without clothes on. she screamed and he took off. >> police are looking for more potential victims after an east bay teacher was accused of molesting children he baby-sat. officers arrested 21-year-old brandon ganette three weeks ago and he could face a new set of criminal charges. according to the east bay times, investigators identified two new victims making it four in all. they believe there could be more victims. he used to work at the bentley school in lafayette and also baby-sat on the side. a follow-up on the recent scandal involving the cleanup of toxic soil at hunter's point naval ship yard. according to the examiner, it will not stop the ongoing redevelopment efforts. city leaders fast tracked the

next phase of the development. plans call for thousands of new homes and at the same time the ongoing cleanup of radio active soil is pushing out the completion date. leaders say that they won't even allow work to begin until they are certain that soil is safe. >> several months ago, we were warning you about shell fish from sonoma and santa cruz but we have good news this morning. scallops and all clams are getting the all clear. the reason we were told to avoid him, shell fish had dangerously high levels much naturally occurring toxins that could have been deadly if eaton. the toxins are back to save levels once again. creating more affordable housing for teachers. the merc reports the palo alto city council unanimously approved $3 million for the project. this would add up to 120 rental housing units along grant avenue. supporters say it's too expensive to live in the area. teachers being really forced to move away. 6:56.

big change on the roads. vta is working on redesigning two busy south bay roads. it follows off two years of studies and a lot of public outreach. it runs seven miles from sunnyvale to milpitas and ends near the new part station. they looked at travel time and pedestrian safety. the same deal for baskem avenue running six miles from 880 in san jose down through campbell to 85. some people say they want bike lanes. saying right now it's scary to ride along that road. vta says it's refining design alternatives with both corridors we'll take a look at the plans this fall. looking live near stanford, police say a woman led them on a chase overnight. police tried to pull her over at el camino and stanford drive near the campus. eventually officers surrounded her in the hills off alexis drive. this is past the palo alto hills

country club. they had a warrant for assault with a deadly weapon. police tell our crews they used k-9st as well as tasers to catch her. >> firefighters are starting to make some progress burning in lake county. so far 13,000 acres burned and it's 17% contained. 22 structures were destroyed. 600 are still threatened. >> looking live at the council chambers, special meeting will be held to talk about plans to house thousands of detained migrants at the concord naval station. city council already got an earful last night over the proposed plan. dozens of people packed city hall demanding council to take action. council members tell us they heard nothing from the navy about housing detainees at the naval station. coming up, a vindication from president trump as the supreme court upholds his travel ban. >> looking live at avay stadium this morning where the excitement is building, so are

the crowds. mexico is taking on sweden in just a few minutes. people have been lining up out there for at least the last hour, hour and a half getting up early this morning. the team is hoping to solidify its place in the next round of the world cup. don't forget our sister station telemundo 48 is your home for copa mun dial coverage. the weather looking nice. >> we've got some great weather. we do start out with sunshine there. we've seen the clouds and fog near the coast and it's going to be cooler today as a result of those coastal clouds bringing again our natural air conditioning some ocean breezes heating up this weekend in san francisco and upper 70s. >> nbc bay area sky ranger still over the deadly crash in the oakland area. >> a huge issue for highway 24. west 24 is jammed. this deadly crash still the tow truck trying to right that vehicle there and possibly clear lanes. chp is shooting until about 7:20, 7:30 in the morning.

a look at the big backup, five miles out of lafayette. >> local news cut in at 7:25 and every half hour after that. >> don't forget to join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. thank you for starting your morning with us here at "today in the bay." good morning. br good morning, breaking overnight. hijack scare. police storm a jetblue plane on the tarmac at jfk, fearing a hijacker is on board. passengers, terrified. >> people were freaking out. i thought i was going to die. >> this morning, the mistake that triggered a massive response. new overnight -- a federal judge orders u.s. officials to reunite separated migrant families within 30 days. but it's a win for the president, at the supreme court. >> a tremendous victory for this country. and for the constitution. >> overnight, protests break out over the trump travel ban. campaign shocker