making on several massive wild fires burning as thousand of people are ordered to evacuate. and taking a live look this morning we are tracking cool weather along the coast. we have your forecast coming up in just moments. today in the bay continues right now. last day of july. enjoy it. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> we'll get a check of your weather and traffic this morning. >> it looks good. most of us in the upper 50s and low 60s. as we get a look clouds will be rolling by. if you're going out to some of the hiking trails it is going to

be mostly cloudy and 59 degrees. comfortable and sunny at 72 at 10:00. a lot of sunshine. if you're not able to enjoy your day outside maybe your heading to work. it will be 58 at 7:00 and reaching into the mid-80s as the day goes along. we have a look at the morning commute and the slow down in the south by and east bay. >> we were doing so well during the 4:00 and 5:00 hour. we have a slow down in the south bay. this is due to a crash here. it looks like it's a crash involving four vehicles. this is definitely starting to cause slowing down near san jose. we have another issue right before getting on the bay bridge. it looks like a fender bender. it is causing slight delays there. they are already there working to clear it out. hopefully they will get it out

in time. asa aside from this i did just see another crash pop up along that area. we'll have more coming up. back to you. >> thank you very much. the massive wild fires burning in northern california this morning. so far no signs of stopping with a quarter million acres burned across the state. at first we want to get one of the most intense situations right now. the mendocino fire happening right now. right now the two combined fires have scorched more than 48,000 acres. seven homes are gone. more than 10,000 structures are in the path of that fire right now. it is considered the seventh most destructive in history in terms of structures destroyed. here is where the situation

stands there. more than 100,000 scorched. thousands more still threatened. it has taken the lives of six people including two firefighters. right now thousands of people are out of their homes and they need all the help they can get. we posted local donations on our site and we'll also post any updates on the fires as soon as we get them. it is 6:03. city leaders consider a new business tax which would have a big impact on some tech giants. it would charge companies more than $400 per person if they employee more than 5,000 people. we are live at apple headquarters. obviously apple is pushing back as well. >> yes. the city council will decide whether or not to put it up for a vote on the november ballot.

if it were to pass it would have a tremendous impact on companies. you can see right behind me here in the city of cupertino. typically it is a restructuring. if voters were to pass the business they employee 5,000 or more people would be taxed annually $425 per employee. apple is the city's largest employer with around 13,000 employees here which means apple would be paying around $5.5 million to the city of cupertino annually. it would generate money to help improve the roads and alleviate traffic congestions. apple did send a letter yesterday to the city of cupertino pointing out that the investments already made in the city along with improvements.

the city decides whether or not to put it on the november ballot. you might recall the city already decided to do exactly the same thing. today in the bay. >> thank you, bob. happening today supreme court justice anthony kennedy leaves the federal bench after 30 years. he appointed kennedy in 1988. the justice offer add swing vote. he authored the bill allowing same sex couples to get married. taking you live to washington d.c. where the immigration battle is heating up. >> he says he is ready to talk about immigration with congress as well as nuclear weapons with iran. we are live with all of those developments. good morning, tracie potts.

>> good morning. let's talk about immigration and border security. the president tweeting we need that wall with mexico because the murder rate is on the rise there. he also says he won't insist thoon that wall but he is planning to talk about a possible government shutdown if they don't give him what he wants on immigration. president trump doubling down on his threat to shut down the federal government over immigration. >> i would have no problem doing a shutdown. it is time we had proper border security. >> like a border wall fully paid for not necessarily the president says but this shutdown threat still two months away is not sitting well on capitol hill. >> i think it would be a mistake. i don't think it is going to be necessary. >> no one wins. i think the american people expect us to do our job. >> part of that job, keeping america safe. after an escalating war or words

with iran mr. trump says he is willing to sit down with the country's president. >> no preconditions. they want to meet i'll meet any time they want. any time they want. >> national security council backing him up with a list of incentives including getting rid of economic sanctions if iran cooperates. but some experts aren't sure that getting rid of sanctions will actually bring iran back to the table saying there has been a breach of trust after they pulled out of the original deal. >> all right. thanks. it is 6:07 right now. nbc bay area unit confirmed a deputy's handgun is indeed a service weapon. it happened last thursday. the department says the deputy was reassigned to a position where a gun is not required. the stolen handgun has not yet been recovered.

we have done extensive reporting on tracking guns stolen from bay area law enforcement. to watch that log on and click on the investigative unit tab. continuing coverage, the student accused of sexually a -- due back in court. march police arrested him. he faces five felony charges. each year fire season makes homeowners in the east bay a little more nervous. local firefighters have now digital technology. they take photographs of the terrain. homeowners say there may have been some scares. >> right now it is 6:08 the main thing we'll have to watch will be the drifts of smoke and the

inland valley temperatures. here is a live look outside. i was driving through dublin yesterday. you can see the grey and brownish looking skies. we'll see the same thing again today as smoke drifts in from farther to the north. >> it clears out the skies and it keeps temperatures cool. >> antioch it is 95 degrees today. we'll take a look at our temperature trend as we look at how the day shapes upcoming up. we have a look at the morning drive and you shall shoe for the south bay. >> it is slowing down out there. we are officially inches close to the 60 hour. i want to get to some of the hottest spots right now. one of those is right before getting on the bay bridge.

it looks like a crash along the westbound side we are also seeing another crash on westbound 580. they are starting to run a traffic break. it is typically when they get on the highway. you see that to kind of slow. now not just theest bay but also down near the peninsula that's on southbound 101. more coming up in just a bit. bo pack to you. the reason uber will stop working on self-driving trucks. >> and fidget spinners catching fire. you're watching today in the bay. distance relationship.

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a light breeze and cloudy skies. temperatures go from the upper 50s to low 80s today. pleasantly warm here with a lot of sunshine. we'll take a look at all of this and where it is raining here coming up in less than five minutes. >> and we are seeing delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. an earlier crash right before the metering lights. this a drive time of about 22

minutes. good morning. wall street is set to open slightly higher after markets yesterday. nasdaq dropping for a third straight session. we are talking facebook, netflix, amazon. on today's watch list reports on personal flk and spending an consumer confidence and the feds beginning a two day meeting but not expected to at this time. the dow falling and nasdaq closing down to 7630. snap chat looking to bring more to your phone. it includes a best of sunday story. it summarizes news and highlights. it is also from the internal

dramas there. nbc an investor from the apparent company. it will keep you coming back. they say 52 million people watch snap chat content. uber hits the brakes on the self-driving truck. the company will now focus on self-driving technology solely for cars. uber brought a company in 2016 seeking to disrupt the freight business. it became embroiled or theft and trade secrets. it will match truck drivers and cargo. back to you. >> thank you. it is 6:15 right now. happening today san francisco supervisor will vote to redirect hotels to the art. in february a committee signed off on the plan. it would appear on the fall

ballot. it would redistribute to city arts and cultural programs. they believe the answer to helping the homeless students is a couple of steps away in the gym. people who live near the school in the mission gathered for a meeting last night. school leaders shared their plans to open the gym to a maximum of 60 people each night. $700,000 has been budgeted for the program. >> we have students let us know they don't feel safe where they are living or staying. they would prefer to stay with us. by us meaning the school. >> the principal says at least 1% of the kids are homeless. >> the program scheduled today bu in november.

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together. >> yeah. so we'll be watching that tonight. we are also watching the bay area. here is a look as you get ready to move out. this will clear out. we'll get sunshine. let's head over to walnut creek. low 70s at 10:00. we'll be in the mid-90s by early afternoon. a look at all of this starting in the south bay reaching 83 degrees and 94 in morgan hill and in downtown san jose oakland 71 and expect the high temperature to reach 95 degrees. fremont will be up to 81. half-moon bay only 61 there. some upper 50s in san francisco. up up 57. a little warmer while it reaches

up to 84 degrees. we are looking at rain that developed over parts of southern california and lightning over the southern sierra. it has been firing up as we get a surge of moisture coming out of the desert southwest. as we have seen this stagnant weather pattern creating intense heat into the central valley there will be changes as rain moves into the pacific northwest. it will edge edge its way in. we have had intense heat there. it duck show us. we are a keeping you up to date on what's happening for your weekend and also the wild fires burning across california. here is a look at the forecast. upper 80s heading into the

weekend. s san francisco. >> low hozs. >> were doing so well. now we have several fender benders. let's get to this one before you get on the bay bridge. this is on the westbound side. it is starting to see delays there. add it on top of a fender bender. that's what you will get. behind that along the westbound 580 side east of the 980 connector there is a traffic break. look at it now. we have yellow and red. take extra time out of there as well. in the south we have also got another spot that's not recovering. this is along northbound 87. there was a lane partially blocked. this is a little bit further back. it looks like it is recovering as well. there goes the jam. nothing like a jam at the bay

bridge. sorry. back to you. >> a good jam, right? >> thank you. coming up next, a spike in crime in one of the bay area's most popular tourists spots. home warranties promise peace of mind. what happens when you're not satisfied with that service? i'm chris, nbc bay area responds next. we know you have got your phone in hand or its never far away. she also can pay it online. yosh r you're watching today in the bay. to a dublin man who boua

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anchtsz live look for you. >> marcus washington has the whole week off. kari is monitoring your weather. >> we start out with clouds and a nice sunrise as we take a nice look outside. also cool. we'll get a lot of sunshine today. let's head to willow glenn. temperatures will be at 59 degrees at 8:00. a nice little warm up. the south bay will be comfortable with near normal temperatures and highs reaching up to 85 degrees. it is still going to be hot in the delta and in the tri-valley and parts of the north bay. oakland expect a high of 71. check this out. we are back to 100 degrees. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. you a problem for drivers flene south city. >> yes. there was an accident. it is involving a big rig.

it spilled diesel fuel out here. this accident happened yesterday evening. they still have the onramp closed off as they work for that. they are reporting that it will be reopened and it will be 7:00 a.m. as of right now it's the onramp that's closed off. i don't see any major delays. if you weren't aware of that accident last night you know that onramp is closed. you want to take surface streets before running into that issue. we are seeing delays just before getting onto the metering lights. add that on top of metering lights and we are spotting heavy delays. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. it is 6:31 right now. look at all of that smoke. we are monitoring 20 active wild fires burning across california this morning. one of the largest is the complex fire burning in mendocino. they burned more than 68,000

acres combined. both are just 5% contained this morning. more than 10,000 structures are threatened. it is called the ranch fire and river fire. we have a map to show you where it is burning. today in the bay we have a closer look at some of the damage the fires have already created. the smoke must be so hard to breathe in. >> that's right. as the sun starts to come out we are deaf flitly gettingfinitely idea it has been very busy out here this morning. behind me you can see the national guard is out here. on our drive up we have seen chp and police monitoring the roads and road closures like this one on highway 20. i want to show you video of fire crews at work. the mendocino complex is

actually two fires. the ranch fire and the river fire. i checked in this morning. here is the very latest. crews worked to fight this fire. the top priority reenforcing the containment lines hoping to keep these fires from spreading. >> everybody working together is what is pushing us in the right direction to try to get this fire contained. >> one of the biggest challenges, the weather, in particular the wind. winds began picking up 20 feet flames pushing towards finally. it prompted a new round of evacuations. 10,000 structures are being threatened. cal fire is warning more evacuation orders are likely to come given how unpredictable the fires have been. many of these were given very little notice grabbing whatever they could as they tried to get

to safety. now that they are gone many are hoping to monitor the status hoping to have a home to come back to. >> large plumesov of smoke in t

distance. you can send them to isee@nbcbayarea.com or do it on facebook and twitter as well. a man accused in the murder and sexual assault of maddie middleton is due in court. she accused of killing her in 2015 at their apartment complex. police say he admitted to it during questioning. the case has been slowed down to move that case back to you've nile court. five men under arrest in a kidnapping plot. they kidnapped a man from a motel in sacramento on saturday. they are accused of driving him south of tracy and demanding $30,000 in cash. they located the victim who they say was also tortured.

suspects are all from south carolina. police are not saying why they ended up in berkeley. >> it is 6:35. a story you'll only see on today in the bay, prostitution continues to be a problem in the mission. neighbors old and new say they are fed up. today in the bay reports city leaders are working to keep neighbors and the women on the streets safe. take a morning stroll during daylight and it's hard to miss the unique art work. you'll also notice surveillance cameras which reveal a much different picture at night. >> it is terrible for the community. it has been allowed to flourish for basically since i have been here. >> business owner has seen prostitutes walking these streets for decades. this is from 20th and shotwell. he believes the sex traffic is also responsible for shootings and other crimes in the

neighborhood. his neighbor who has lived here since the 1970s calls police every single night. >> we live in an area after 6:00, 7:00 at night we need to remain at home because there's so much danger out there. >> hugo echols learned that very quickly. >> it is his daughter who says she gets harassed simply walking into their home. >> whistling, hey, what's up from out the car, things like that. >> a recent incident with her young niece makes her emotional. >> my niece is about to be 13 years old. she recently got harassed. she is wearing a simple top. you can tell in her face she is a child. >> we took the concerns to city hall to see what the city can do to address this decades old

problem. i had a chance to speak to her and the way she explains it, it's not exactly a simple fix. >> closing down the street at night, i think we have to think that big and go that extreme. >> that is one possibility they are talking about to turn into a reality. she agrees law enforcement must play a role the city needs to address the root of the problem. zbli think we more relationship building through nonprofits that work with sexual predators and women that have been trafficked and figure out how to help these women escape these pimps. >> she hopes to meet with more in the coming weeks. it is a problem she knows they can't solve overnight. in the mission district, today in the bay. >> the mission district police

department will hold the monthly kplunty meeting for residents to express any concerns. that meeting takes place tonight at 6:00. a new set of metering lights here. there is a live look at the area. not on right now. the lights are located on northbound at the bottom there. they say the dreep traffic metering is supposed to start at 2:00 p.m. consider yourself warned. >> indeed. you know, that helps regulate the traffic. we have started to notice within the past 10 to 15 minutes is an encrease in the fender benders. we had an earlier crash and there was a lane blocked. just as i was going to rethey

are maybe not paying a. >> we notice big delays. i want to give you a quick check. they have gotten a lot better. this was at about 25 minutes and now we are at 13 minutes, so get ago little bit better. let's look ahead to your weekend on this fine tuesday morning. >> yeah. still going to be warm for the valleys, cool for the coast and a wide range in temperatures across the bay area. it will be a busy weekend. let's get a look at our severn day forecast. as we get into saturday and sunday slightly cooler breezes there. san francisco not changing much. we'll keep the clouds with

sunshine during the afternoon hours. i know with the wild fires across california you may be changing your plans. now you're thinking of maybe heading farther south. it is still going to be very hot here reaching up to 103 degrees on saturday and on sunday it is 97 degrees. l.a. reaching upper 70s and low 80s. sunshine all weekend long. breezy winds and highs reaching into the upper 60s with a lot of sun there. we'll take a look at the south bay coming up in about three minutes. >> thank you. >> coming up next, the growing controversy and concern over 3d printed guns, plus -- you get up and drive to some kpl community and go store by store

by store. >> the search for a woman missing in iowa, what we are learning about what happened in the hours leading up to her disappearance. >> the dow industrial is gain g gaining. today in the bay will be right back.

frmg cool temperatures this morning. all clear skies reaching into the upper 80s. we'll be at 83 at 2:00 today. all of our micro climates will be in full effect. slight cooling coming up in about five minutes. >> it is slowing down in the east bay. a quick check of your drive times, southbound 880. you're looking at about 20 minutes. we are also noticing slowing from 80. it is about 15 minutes. >> thank you very much. a quarter to 7:00 right now. this is a live look at apple headquarters. today the city council is making a major decision on so called head count tax. member haves two options, put the ordnance or push a decision

to 2020. the tax charges on the number of employees they have. it could require apple to pay $10 million to cupertino. they say they will try to ease traffic congestions. >> we expect details on the case of a missing universityover iowa student. we flow the fbi is looking to track her location using her fit bit. she disappear affidavit going far jog. her family now says they think she returned to her boyfriend's house after a run and sent him a snap chat. new this morning her father who lives in lafayette is talking about the desperate search. >> she is a real person. she is just not a face on a poster. she is our daughter. she is our sister. she is our friend. we just want her home.

this is not about our emotions. it's not about our feelings. we can have emotions latder. we'll fight and fight for molly. >> authorities say they are interviewed more than 200 people so far. blake reports live at 7:30. you'll see that right here on nbc bay area. >> one of the rising stars in politics reportedly stopping in san francisco. you may know the story. she is the 20 something candidate who defeated long time new york congressman in the june primary. she will be in the mission district tonight for two fundraisers. both events said to be sold out. >> concern over 3d printed guns. president trump tweeted he is looking into the issue. he says it doesn't seem to make much sense. eight states, california not being one of them are suing the trump administration. the manual is up on the internet

right now. opponents say allowing people to produce untraceable guns and rifles is a public safety threat. >> we are trying to do more things this day and age in the world of active shooters to get people help and identify those and now here comes a software that says let's make it easier for the crack pots to get guns. >> they say they don't think criminals will go to all of that trouble saying 3d printers are expensive and the guns tend to decente dc decentegrate quickly. she says she will announce an effort to stop the 3d guns in the city. we have a look at the concerns some have that plastic guns will be easier to sneak through metal detectors and onto planes. it is 6:48. the williams are here. >> that's cool. >> they are among the top tennis

players in the world. they are in the bay area for a tournament. large crowds showed up to try to get a peek. it is the classic. the tournament takes the place of the bank of the west classic which used to be played over at stanford. she says she loves playing in the bay area. >> the tournament has so much history. it has a special place in my heart because of that. >> serena first match at 7:00 and venus is thursday night at 7:00. it is 6:49 on your tuesday. a good day for tennis. >> absolutely. it will be nice. get that done early in the day. the rest of the afternoon is going to be hot and there may be drifts of smoke coming by. let's get a live look outside. it is a cloudy start here but

let's talk about this air quality. in the north bay and inland parts of the east bay we had all of that smoke coming by. today no different. the wild fires are still going on in northern california but good for the bay in the coast and south bay. we'll see temperatures in the low 0s. it will be in the low 80s by noon and then if you're on your way here might need a light jacket. later today it will be sunny and mid-80s by early afternoon. let's gate look at high temperatures spread out across the bay area. it is cloudy today and the a's

have been so great. if you're going out there first pitch at 62 degrees. cool as breezy with clear skies. check out radar. we have had rain developing to the south and southern sierra lightning has been developing. we have been stuck in weather pattern with heat. heading into the weekend there will be slight cooling which is key for the car fire. looking at our seven day forecast only come down a few degrees heading into sunday and early next week but making some progress here. san francisco keeps us steady. we have been tracking the morning commute. any major issues as of yet? >> no. we are starting to see delays due to earlier crashes. you can see the east bay typical slowing along 880. i do have a crash in the south

bay. you can see it is causing residual delays from that crash and from an earlier crash in the exact same spot. also seeing slowing for your drive times. westbound 580 to 680 you're looking at about 24 minutes. no major issues there. back to you. >> thanks a lot. coming up next, a quick look at top stories including a plan to ban marijuana. happening now at 6:52. new overnight officials say north korea is continuing to work on its missile program. renewed activity at a factory that produced the first.

allen alda was diagnosed with parkinson's. more news right after this break. in the bay--

looking live at the smoky conditions in lake county this morning. more people are evacuating - as the mendocino complex fire explodes in size.

together... the two fires in this complex burned over 68- thousand acres. both are still just 5-percent contai it is 6:55. these two fires burned over 68,000 ache rs. sev seven homes are gone. thousands are threatened. we have a crew there and we'll keep bringing you these stories as that fire fight continues. and of course the car fire, we are monitoring that in shasta county. it burned more than 110,000 acres. thousands still threatened. six people have died. it is 27% contained. coverage of the wild fires raging across the state continues next on the today show as the death toll rises and the flames show no signs of slowing. >> today supreme court justice anthony kennedy's last day on the bench. president reagan sported kennedy? 1988. he was often the swing vote.

he also offered landmark decision allowing same sex couples to get married. president trump nominated federal appeals court judge to replace kennedy. keeping the rent down. that's the plan for chinatown. supervisors set to vote on whether to amend city code banning marijuana shops. the land board approved the bill unanimously in may. the concern is a booming cannabis industry would drive up commercial rental prices driving out many owned and operated businesses. we covered this story since mar when police arrested him. he faces five felony charges. two california women who oppose mandatory vaccinations are suing lawmakers.

ri the women say first amendment rights are being violated. they filed suit late last week. the staff was contacted about the suit but they say they haven't seen it yet. supervisors will vote on a proposed ballot measure. in february a committee signed off thoon plan. the ordnance would redistribute existing revenues to city arts and cultural programs. they plan to gather ahead of the vote to explain why they believe it is so essential. >> we have live pictures for you. a new set of metering lights will be turned on this afternoon for the commute. it is at the bottom. it is supposed to begin at 2:00 this afternoon. taking a live look outside. not too busy downtown this morning. a nice start to the day.

it should be gorgeous along the coast and in the bay but of course warmer in other parts inland in the bay area. >> yes. we are stuck in that pattern orr a little while longer. heading into the 90s today and into the weekend upper 80s. coming down a few degreesme. we will keep that sunshine. still socked in with clouds and drizzle reaching 66 degrees for an afternoon high today. we have a final look at your south bay drive time. >> yeah. that's because that's where i'm seeing the most slowing. if you're driving through the south bay right now we have a couple of hot spots along southbound and northbound 101. typical morning commutes. we are seeing a recovery due to two earlier crashes. a check of drive times for you. this is from highway 101 at about 26 minutes. it has gotten a lot better in the past ten minutes.

>> we'll keep watching that and we will be back at 7:25. you. >> you can always check nbcbayarea.com. have a wonderful tuesday. 10,000 more homes now being threatened by the out of control flames as crews race to keep two dangerous fires from merging into one massive blaze. we're live with the very latest. defiant act? u.s. intelligence reportedly detecting signs that north korea could be building new missiles. this just weeks after the historic summit between president trump and kim jong-un. so how will the u.s. respond? speaking out. >> n,