welcome to tuesday morning. good morning, walnut creek. a warm one on tap. it's early. 4:30. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm kris sanchez. marcus garcia -- oh! marcus washington is off today. it was warm even walking out into the parking lot this morning. >> we can notice the difference. mostly clear skies and 50s. a live look at san jose. santa teresa will stay in the 50s through 7:00. after that, temperatures warm up

quickly. it's going to reach into the upper 80s and low 90s in the south bay today. so get ready for that. we'll talk approximate about our microclimates. you're tracking two interesting reports. >> on this map, they don't show any problems. at the very bottom of your screen, you see 101, blossom hill road. one wrong way driver reported. it was cleared from the roadway a few minutes ago. 242, just where it says walnut creek into pleasant hill, reports of another wrong way driver. similar situation. no lanes blocked. no problem westbound. light traffic flow along the bay. back to you. thank you, mike. we have coverage of a south bay health alert. students at one school were sent home after becoming violently

ill. >> they were stricken with a ase of norovirus. there are still concerns it could spread >> at nordstrom elementary, a students and a few staff members were sent home from school sick. some parents picking up their kids from an after-school program on campus will be watching their students closely. >> usually the stomach bug hits you at 3:00 in the morning when your daughter runs it and says, i think i'm going to throw up! yeah, it is a concern. >> the janitors brought bleach to clean the rooms. a call was made home to parents and a letter sent home. >> it alleviates the spread. >> they are common this time of year. the best way to prevent it,

washing hands with soap and water, which is better than sanitizers. if kids are sick, they should stay home until 48 hours after the sickness has stopped. >> we want her to have fun at the end of the school year. but everybody's health matters, too. >> reporter: ian cole, "today in the bay". pride month is already under way. they are deciding whether to fly the rainbow flag altogether. this controversy is now taking center stage. good morning, sharon. >> reporter: good morning, kris and laura. it is a majestic beautiful sight. the dublin flag, the u.s. flag, and the california flag. this issue definitely isn't over yet. after much heated debate, the city of dn the idea, which is why you only see

the u.s. state and city flag flying over buildings. a number of people protested the decision this past saturday. tonight city council will consider a new policy to provide guidance on which can and cannot fly over the city building. >> just against my religion really. i don't believe in flying the rainbow flag here. this country is turning into a pile of dung as far as i'm concerned. especially california. >> i can we should fly the flag. >> why? >> i think -- i don't know. my sister is lesbian. i support them all the way. i think we should all support them all the way. >> last month's meeting was contentious. some members of the public spoke for flying the rainbow flag. he addressed one of the homophobic remarks made by a

member of the public at last month's meeting. he says a lot of people are making a big deal about the fact that there was a little rebuke of the horrible things he mentioned at the meeting. many of these said were said by people who don't even live in dublin, but came from neighboring cities. dublin is a diverse community, and nobody should tell you otherwise. that is the comment from the mayor. over 700 people have already signed a petition demanding that the city fly the rainbow flag. >> thank you very much, sharon. meanwhile, santa clara county will gather in support of lgbtq rights. it is one day after a flag was raised over city hall in santa clara. lafayette, concord and richmond also voted to do the same. >> happening today, san francisco leaders expected to hold a final vote on a controversial first of its kind law to ban the use of tparbl

recognition technology. supervisors voted last month to ban police and other city departments from using it. the ordinance will not prevent the federal government, businesses or individuals from in it. all right. in one week, school will be out for students in union city and hayward. it doesn't mean much with teachers still in their third week of a bitter strike. both sides remain far apart in negotiations. the teachers plan to attend tonight's school board meeting. yesterday they were joined by teachers who walked off the job earlier in the year. san jose reminding everybody is looking out for illegal fireworks. they are active indicating its online tool to directly alert police. you can take the person that's delivering the fireworks, not the fireworks up in the sk

and you report the person setting off the illegal fireworks. >> this year the tool has been uploaded to prevent people from being falsely accused and fined. that's something that has been an issue in the past. it's going to be hot out there today. coming up on "today in the bay", walmart has its on students. apple's new software will feature a new tool that iphone users desperately want. the only question is why did it take so long? we'll explain next. a live look from dublin. folks are up and out the door making an early start on this warm day ahead. a lot more news ahead. 4:37.

good morning. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set for a higher open this morning. dow made a come back yesterday erasing a triple digit loss. the nasdaq was dragged down by alphabet and amazon on reports that the government is stepping up anti-trust probes of those companies. on today's watch list, a report on factory orders. walmart is hoping to win over a new group of workers, high school students. employer, will begin offering et free s.a.t. and a.c.t. prep it tries to attract workers in a tightening job market. the percentage of teens who work has fallen steadily in recent years as school work and extracurricular activities become demanding. high school students make up less than 2% of the u.s.

workforce. apple is taking steps to fight spam calls. they are able to silence calls from an unknown number and direct it to voice mail. many are spoofed to look like a local number. it will use artificial intelligence to ring your phones from your contact list, mail or messages. laura and kris, over to you. >> that would solve some problems. >> i think so. thanks, frank. >>riall has your tuesday forecast. >> it startut live look outside walnut creek. it's going to get hot today. we will see theingrom the upper upper 70s by late morning. we will see hming up next. >> we're going up to the north bay. san rafael southbound 101 sees traffic northbound. one box truck. a new crash on the peninsula. first, nbc bay area responds. we want you to be careful for looking for government info.

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good tuesday morning to you. that's a live look outside at san francisco, city by the bay. we'll have the full forecast coming up. you might want to try someplace cool. quarter to 5:00 right now. some phone users are turning an air pod wearing debate upside-down. >> i think it looks add, too. >> one san francisco tech writer the guy who pos called it a fashion faux pas. the debate is getting theo up o. everyone can have their own position. >> check this out. here's mine. the hole right there is where the sound comes out. >> the rubber fitting thing

makes it stay in better. >> that is right. upside-down is wrong. >> i still have cords. now?, too. >> i have the cords and 100 bucks in my pocket. >> sweatingday, the ear pods slipping out. it is going to be hot this afternoon. we're going to all be dealing with warmer temperatures. this is a live look outside in san francisco. starting out mostly clear. just a very shallow layer of fog across the bay. if you're on the other side in antioch and you're starting out with temperatures in the low 60s, it already feels warmer than normal. it will get hot pretty fast as we go throughout the morning and early afternoon. we have a lot of graduations today. san jose unified high school will have three graduations today at the municipal rose garden. so it is going to be really hot out there. make sure you have a hat and

some sunscreen and you bring some bottles of water. because our temperatures will be heading into the upper 80s throughout the day. even at 6:00 with the later graduations, it's still going to be very warm with mid-80s. this is a look at our high temperatures for the south bay. up to 92 in gilroy today. t 89 . and we're going to cee lo 90s in the inland valleys. antioch today reaching danville. oakland today, up to 78 degrees. it does stay cool in half moon bay at 64. san mateo up to 80 degrees. san francisco mostly mid to upper 60s. but a few spots like the mission district into the low 70s. and north bay reaching into the upper 80s today. it is all clear and dry right now. we have high pressure off to our east. it's giving us some very hot temperatures. but there will be an area of low pressure passing by to our north, bringing in a little bit of a break from this high heat

on thursday and friday. so that's the coolest days we have in the forecast before it heats up again this weekend. we have more hot weather coming our way. we'll be in the low 90s today and tomorrow. once again, temperatures. friday is looking good. on saturday and c peninsula. >> we talked about the crash on 101. no traffic flowing right now at willow. i believe this is for the construction and the crash is even farther north. southbound right now completely held up. northbound has crews that have to clear as well. this is right at the time we typically see slowing on willow and university moving their crews. temporary traffic break. coming toward the area, marsh where the crash is reported. sensors haven't had time to report because it happened just as kari was giving her report.

crews typically take just a few minutes to move. if camino real. smooth all around the bay. coming toward north wynn road. coming through contra costa county, easy drive across the carquinas. antioch, rio vista, all moving smoothly. moving to vasco, 580, without a problem. cash lanes showing their typical build for the approach toward the 5:00 hour. still one cash lane on either side. back to you. thank you very much, mike. heads-up for drivers in contra costa county. two days of closures could give you a headache if you're on a late night drive. caltrans will shut down highway 4 from peralta to 680 in concord. and the next morning eastbound will close.

they are just a few hours. this is for an ongoing widening project. a live look at walnut creek this morning. if you live there, maybe you smelled gas-li last night. here's an answer for you, possibly. pg&e crews were working on a pipeline upgrade project behind the target store.d to have cleared before midnight. new this morning, san jose just released the budget proposal for the city. he wants to prioritize which neighborhoods get services based on need. they include projects like trash cleanup and park repairs. he is proposing an equity screen approach, which would rely more on data and not on the complaints he says come more likely from affluent neighborhoods. in the meantime, london breed will officially fire for

re-election this year. she became the first african-american woman taking er major league baseball hel the first three rounds of the draft. and some are saying the giants' top round pick has a lot in common with barry bonds. 21-year-old outfielder hunter bishop went to the same high school, sarah high school. and he also went to arizona state. he was drafted 10th overall and logan davidson, switch-hitting shortstop from clemson as the 29th pick. andrew vaughan went third overall. he's going to the chicago white sox. >>. >> luck to him. coming up on "today in the bay", building news overnight. tense moments at the border

after shots rang out. happening now, new jersey's largest city pushing frd initia panhandling including penalties for drivers who stop to give money. it carries a $50 fine, plus court costs. and $500 for the panhandling. more news after the break.

welcome back, everyone. it's 4:55. investigators are looking into a shooting possibly involving border patrol agents. it happened last night at the port of entry outside san diego.

a driver failed to stop for inspection. it was not clear if they opened fire, if they were shot at, or if anyone was hit. the atf responded to assist but the search is still ongoing. >> one-time manson member will not be paroled. governor newsom overruled the decision yesterday. she was 19 years old when she and other followers in manson's cult killed a man and his wife. former governor brown twice rejected her release. opponents are proposing a south bay development that could have impact on traffic. people in logan hill will meet to discuss a technology project of more than a million square feet. some believe it would bring in more trucks to the area especially during construction.

the townhall is prepared at city hall, 7:00 p.m. go ahead and have another cup. state regulators officially ruled coffee doesn't pose a significant cancer risk. >> a judge found starbucks and other companies failed to warn about the risks of drinking coffee. after reviewing hundreds of studies, the world health organization said that it could not find sufficient evidence that coffee causes cancer. >> that's my favorite thing in the morning. 4:57 in the morning. coming up next, president trump across the pond meeting right now with outgoing prime minister theresa may. what the two leaders are expected to discuss. that's coming up in a live report. we're getting ready for a hot day. our temperatures in concord start out in the upper 50s. we'll already be in the upper 70s bytoday. we'll show how high the temperatures go and when we get a cooldown coming up next. across t brie moving

smoothly. we're talking about wnsula side.

right now live in london as president trump talks with british prime minister theresa may. this as anti-trump protesters packed the streets of london. what they are expected to discuss behind closed doors and during a joint news conference a debate that has gone viral. and the last effort to save

san francisco's famed comedy club. new details we're learning about the punch line. a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> marcus washington is off this morning. if you're heading out the door, you will notice that it is feeling warm even before the sun is up. yeah. at least now is your time to try to get things done outside, open up the windows, let cooler air before it heats up today. that's a live look at walnut creek as the sun rises and our temperatures go froe noon. air-conditioning. so grab thechto the office into we'll talk more about the forecast coming up. 101. traffic break we saw. more slowing once again as they take the equipment