greipel's spin at all. probably had to ease off the pedals a little bit, but both still pedalling at some thousands of watts while they're smashing each other at 40 miles per hour. but, yeah, it's going to be hard. i'm not going to be surprised and i don't want to hear it, but i wouldn't be surprised if they do slap fernando with a penalty for this one. >> and it would make sense, christian, because even though as you guys pointed out didn't impede his line, he did initiate that contact when he didn't have to with that intent. >> but that one, the first one, i'm giving him a pass. >> the second one. >> the second one right there, that the is trying to make room for himself and get by him because he he easily is faster than greipel right now. i think he should have waited and had a cool head and kept his sprint going and i think he might have come closer to getting second place. >> and andre might have a point that he lost the stage to groenewegen because he had to deal with gaviria leaning on him for a moment. the if that's the case, if

that's the determination, they will not take groenewegen's win away, but that might be cause for disqualification for gaviria. >> how do you think the rest of the sprinters feel? that first week, the sprints were dominated by sagan and gaviria. to have groenewegen win two in a row, the rest might say, hey, i think these guys are beatable. >> i think it's the teams. the teams are tired. every day you have to think about how hard they've been pushing, leading the peloton for hundreds of kilometers at a time. we talk to phillip gilbert in the car yesterday. i said how are you doing? he said i was flying. i'm exhausted now. they have one more big day to come tomorrow and then they'll be done. >> further behind than he thought he would be. that's how you could describe dan martin. he won two stages ago. he was involved in a crash at the 17 kilometer mark. he lost 1:14 today. >> your tour de france can turn

in the blink of an eye. touch of wheels, poo pile up da martin perhaps this close to the finish line. it's been a bit of a hallmark. it goss over the bars, with obvious damage to his left elbow. and his then team called back from the field. now it is all hands on deck. but they're doing the lead out for the stage win at the front. how are you going to close that gap against the whole peloton? >> you're not. and he didn't. and they just actually lost time and, really, i have to be critical to dan. i love you, dan, but, you know, when i was a teammate with him, he did the same kind of thing. and he would always sit back as far as possible, try to recover as much energy as possible. but days like today, especially on an easy day like this, he had 20k, 17 kilometers ago this happened. get to the front. get together with your teammates. make their life easier and try a little harder to stay up at the front and stay out of trouble. >> staying out of trouble tomorrow will be awfully tough. a lot of anticipation for what's coming tomorrow with the cobble

stones. final couple of minutes here, bob, what should we look forward to tomorrow? >> there will be two battle on show. for the stage win, an in credible glory, maybe the most anticipated stage of the tour de france. and then the gc battle. you can lose more time tomorrow on a flat stage with cobbles than you can in the mountain stages if you're a climber. so their team will be on full rid alert all day long. the gc battle, maybe the most critical stage of the whole tour de france tomorrow. >> you have a couple of teams that had maven objectives, the sprint stages. and the cobble stages. so distance yours from other gc rider, you're on a run away team. you'll be minutes ahead of your opposition, especially if the other teams have flats, crashes, everything that will happen tomorrow at at some point in the race. >> growienewegen, three career stage wins at the tour de

france. back to stage nine, we thought it might be cold and wet when the round came around. it will be nice conditions. what trouble can dry and hot bring on the cobbles? >> dust. you see these classic races take place in march and april when it's wet and colder. this will be 85 degrees, sunny, not much wind. it will be dusty. bob knows better than i do. you get the dust in your eyes and it's hard to see. so if you're dan martin, you're chasing through the cars, all those cars are creating dust and havoc. it's so hard to see. it will be like going through wood stock tomorrow. these guys are partying out there. >> likely hooliganism, flags, beer thrown on you, it will be absolutely anarchy. i couldn't agree more. the cobbles make a big difference. the visibility is so low that even if something happens just a few meters in front of you, you

might not be able to see it until you're on top of it. that increases the danger. you extrapolate that throughout the day, the whole peloton, it's a recipe for madness. it will be great television viewing. i would hate to be a gc contender, a teammate of one of those guys. throughout the day, you are all in tomorrow. >> bob came up with cave of suffering about a week ago to describe the riders. hooliganism, though, i think i put the yellow jersey on that term for the best of this tour. join us tonight for tour prime time and tomorrow at 6:00 we're live on nbc sn for coverage of the stage we just talked about, stage nine with the cobbles return in a big way. coming up next on nbc, is wi coming up next on nbc, is wi wilderness vets. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

joining us. i )m kira klapper. we )re on late this morning due good saturday morning to you. it is 7:38 thanks for joining us this special edition ever today in the bay. rob mayeda is in with a look at the forecast. >> the forecast this morning a little chilly. we have misty skies around san francisco. mid-50s san francisco to oakland. there the view from at&t park, 56 degree was low clouds and as we watch the a's and giants later on this evening. just like right now the low clouds will be sticking around from the golden gate west during the day with 60s, san francisco and the coast mid-80s inland around san jose and maybe close to 90 around pleasanton today. we have a look at the seven-day forecast that's trending warmer and another surge of monsieur moisture coming our way. >> all right. in ten minutes we check back in thanks. we begin with good new resist

for the plm of missing oregon woman angela hernandez. she has been found alive in monterey county. a couple walking on a excluded beach near big sur discovered her on the rocks conscious and breathing with badly injured shoulder. these are photos from the remote rescue. they believe she may have been stranded right there for the entire week. hernandez vanished a week ago as she was driving from the portland area down to southern california to see her sister get married and meet her nephew. she pulled over to sleep in the car at safeway in half moon bay and hadn't been heard from since. friday july 6th. for two days the search focused near santa cruz county where her cell phone last pinked. then it was discovered the cell phone was in monterey county where the couple found her yesterday. >> just thank you to everybody. thank you to monterey county. you guys did everything. and you helped with everything. and we are so happy we can't

wait to see her. >> angela family is with her at a hospital. back in the bay area all lanes are open on eastbound i-80 following a shooting investigation. berkeley police and the highway patrol closed down all three eastbound lanes at the gillman street exit as officers canvassed the area. police say there were reports of gunfire around 4:30 this morning. right now we don't know if there were any injuries nor if anybody has been taken into custody. we have new details about the crash that shut down the posey tube in alameda yesterday afternoon during rush hour. date controller betty yey. ee was injured. our sky ranger is overhead. the it's the tube heading from oakland to leaked. she was in an unmarked cruise we are her husband. the car was stopped when it was rear ended by a nissan and pushed into another car. the driver of the nissan is

putbacked of driving under the influence of marijuana and was rushed to the hospital with major injuries. state controller yee appear her husband were hospitalized but are expected to be okay. after an eventful day in england president trump is now at his golf resort in scotland, activists greeted him protesting his arrival carrying a banner reading trump, well below par. back here in the u.s. indictments against russian agents come right before a summit between president trump and vladimir putin. the meeting is monday in helsinki, finland. democrats are calling for the meeting to be cancelled. it's been a tumultuous trip for president trump amp threatening the nato allyens and insulting the british prime minister trump acknowledges that scrutiny will be intense about the tone with putin on election meddling. >> i know you'll ask will we talk about meddling? and i will absolutely bring it

up. i don't think you'll have any gee, i did it you got me. there won't be a perry mason i don't think. but never know what happens, right? but i will absolutely firmly ask the question. >> also on the agenda for the talks with putin, syria where russia backed bashar al assad whose regime the u.s. attacked for using chemical weapons and nuclear proliferation. it's 7:42. still ahead on today in the bay they are caught behaving badly away from work and costs them their jobs. could it happen to you? we find out if going viral can get you fired. around here,

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betty and permit patty went viral. according to employment attorney leslie levy that fame can cost you your job. >> the general rule innia and actually in the country is that most people have what's called at will employment. and they can be fired for any reason or no reason. >> but they can't be fired for an illegal reason. for example, firing someone for their race, gender, age, disability ob sexual orientation or religion is illegal in california. >> so permit betty. >> permit betty is an online nickname that stuck for a woman wearing the red shirt in this video. >> let's figure out what company she is with. >> the man recording her and calling her by that name claims she is harassing the street surrender by asking if she has a sellers permit. once the video was posted, the company she worked for cut ties with her. >> the person doing the report something not doing anything illegal. they may be doing something immoral. >> but that is up for debate.

but leavy says sometimes the viral videos like this road rage video showing people engaging in activity not considered legal is not up for deent debate and the person is terminated. cheryl hurd, nbc bairnz. we have more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up if you think you're tired of long lines at the dmv, well the dmv wants you to know they are too. we tell but the solution to speed things up. and the day starting with low clouds. later on today, upper 80s in livermore. but when 90s and mid-90s can make a come back in the forecast in just a couple minutes. hi!

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that's an effort to standardize licenses across all 50 states. all right. let's check with meteorologist rob mayeda with a look at the weekend. >> the forecast has lots of low clouds and misty skies around san francisco. we will take you out to sand rafael where there was sun early on the saturday morning. you got 61 degrees. and a little breezy out there. winds plays more of a factor through the around. there is the view from at&t park. 57 degrees with low clouds and mist near san francisco. sunshine, hazy skies in dublin right now. 63 degrees. in san jose you see the low clouds, 64 degrees. and speaking of the low clouds. you can see it here. look how far they filled in through the saept collar valley around castro valley up to the straight. now eventually the low clouds break up and retreat back to the coastline with an all-day sea breeze with wind speeds picking up heading into the afternoon. it could get gusty around the

east bay hills. notice the wind speeds getting towards 4:00 and 5:00. let areas of red through the straight and the altamont pass may see gusts up to 35-mile-per-hour. watch out for that. while it's cool and relatively moist around the coast and inner bay with the low clouds and sea breeze, inland locations still dry as the wind speeds pick up. watch that for the afternoon. highs today mid-80s around san jose. but if you get further away from downtown into morgan hill and gilroy we have temperatures in the 90s. mainly mid-to upper 80s around the east bay valley. low 70s from oakland to hayward, peninsula temperatures in the mid-to upper 70s from san mateo to belmont, low 80s around palo alto. upper 60s for san francisco. and north bay temperatures in the low 80s. the trend moving forward, though, will be a little bit warmer. as. recenters across northern california,s in taking us through the first half of the week. and look what happens there. thursday, another surge of monsieur moisture coming.

expect to see more humidity, maybe a drop in temperatures. and maybe a chance of seeing a few thundershowers as a flow pulse some oh out of the desert southwest for the end of next week. so seven-day forecast, san francisco, trending a little bit warmer. breezy conditions at times as we wrap up the week. tuesday at this point looks the warmest day of the week for inland spots. the valley likely climb into the mid-90s. heading threw wednesday, thursday and friday, could see another surge of that must goy moisture coming out of the desert southwest, maybe a chance of showers. overall, a very summer-like seven-day forecast but stay tuned next thursday could see it must goy again around the bay area np. >> no, thank you. rob, thanks. still ahead on "today in the bay" game one of the bay bridge series in the books. we show you which female is one step closer to hoisting the inaugural bay bridge trophy. the employee of the year, anna.

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years boepgt the giants and a's are in the playoff hundred. last night the a's cross the the binl for game one of the bay bridge series. hottest in town. if you couldn't get a ticket grab a kayak. fifth this inning giants leading 1-0. then a hit off madison bumgarner to tie the game. but in the bottom of the seventh giants break the game open with 5 runs process. the giants beat the a's in game one 7-1. we have more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. it's the clear the shelter segment features pets in need. we introduce to you franky next. "

this morning -- some special guests from pets in n well become. it's our clear the shelter segment this morning featuring our special guest from pets in need. jacqueline and irene are here with frankie, a 14-year-old

terrier mix. and he is really chill. sometimes terriers are hyper or tend to be hyper. >> yes, i mean he is on the active side. he is about 14 weeks old. he will need a family that is active to catch up with him. >> i think he suddenly discovered he is on tv. he seems nervous. he was really calm and collected until we startwood the bright lights and focusing cameras on him. but you think he will get bigger than that. >> yes probably about double the size. >> double that size. so someone with a little bit of space and a little bit of energy. but he is a good cusickler too. for anyone interested in frankie, you have sort of inincentive to adopt, because usually dogs are what 150 to adopt and cats are $125. >> um-hum. >> but you have a special $53 deal the rest of the month. >> yes it's our 53rd anniversary. we have a special deal through the month of july. all our animals are $53.

>> that's great. and they are spade, neutered shall microchipped and everything and you provide support if people need advice. >> of course yeah. >> they're not just left in the did you say. >> we are open to communication with adopters and checking in make sure everything is fine. >> yes, people can always stop in in redwood city and you have the big anniversary celebration two weeks from today. >> july 28th from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. free to the public. all ages welcome. we have free food, activities, a raffle benefitting pets in need it's a fun time. >> to find out more information head to the website. pets in need.org to find out more about as the 53 deal and find out more about frankie. and jacqueline and irene thanks for coming in. and thanks for making us a part of your morning. we'll more local news and all

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