and a good tuesday morning to you. june 11th. and look there. another day with triple digits in your lives. it will be 100 degrees at sfo. it was 100 degrees there yesterday. will we see those numbers again? kari hall will tell us about that coming up. good morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. we saw that map and said we shouldn't coordinate with the heat map. >> stay cool, wear short sleeves, drink lots of water.

an excessive heat warning in effect for the areas shaded in pink. everywhere else we have a heat advisory. notice today it does not include san francisco, which yesterday had its hottest day ever in june, reaching 100 at sfo. so it will be slightly cooler there today. but still a hot one. as we go throughout the day, temperatures quickly ramping up, especially in the inland valleys. at 11:00, we are seeing 90s. reaching into the triple digits by early afternoon. that's where we will stay in concord, livermore, danville, antioch into the rest of the afternoon. so i'll have more details, an hour-by-hour outlook, and cooling in the forecast. mike, things seem to be clear on the roads right now. >> emeryville toward san francisco. beautiful clear view because of the temperatures, the fleece jacket sales probably weren't as good yesterday. a smooth drive over toward san

francisco. no delays on the approach. great deal for contra costa county. construction crews scattered around the bay. nimitz, construction heading down past the coliseum. so far speeds are green. breaking news overnight, two small earthquakes you might have felt on opposite sides of the bay. one was 3 phone 5, 20 miles south of gillry a little before midnight. the other one struck at the same time near the guyseeysers. the shaking was man made and not an active fault. we will be watching for the big one. the transbay transit center apparently now as the green light to reopen. the opening may still be a few weeks away.

independent panel of engineers met last night and determined the repairs are sound. this comes eight months after two cracked steel beams first shut down the terminal. recent inspections uncovered new problems with cracked chrome beam steel. the overnight board said last week it was waiting for a peer review panel to give its approval. it may take up to four weeks to prepare for a reopening. pete suratos is looking into this story and will have a live report. >> a live look at oracle where warriors are said to have one final dance with everything on the line in what is soon to be their former home.

>> he goes down holding his leg. >> his knee future unclear this morning. he suffered an achilles injury. an mri will determine if it's torn. 106-105 putting the series 3-2. >> i don't believe there's anybody to blame, but i understand is this world. you can blame me. i run the operations department. >> durant posted on instagram he's hurting, quote, deep in his soul. seeing his team win was like, quote, taking a shot of tequila.

>> we can similar thaoeuz with that. >> don't we all. the next game thursday at oracle. if they win, game 7 will be back in toronto on sunday. >> he decides who is in ultimately. >> yeah, with the doctors and all that. >> for fans at the watch party at oracle, the range of emotion was gut wrenching and beautiful at the same time. >> the win means warriors get one last dance at home. cheryl hurd. >> reporter: thousands of screaming warriors fans screaming a sigh of relief following a win. >> we ain't losing for nothing. we're going to do this again. we're going to go back-to-back-to back. >> game 7, baby. >> reporter: but this was game

5. a loss of k.d. sucked the life out of this packed arena. but when the splash brothers and the rest of the team got going, in the end it was a party. even before the game started, confidence was in the air. fans soaking up oracle memories everywhere they could by snapping pictures and remembering the glory days. >> we sat close to the guidelines. they won the game. we had a great time. we got to see the players up close. >> reporter: one fan focusing on buying memories for his 2 1/2-year-old son. >> i waited so long for the warriors to be good. hopefully he will follow the team and teach him all the struggles we went through. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, "today in the bay". >> tickets are stale available for thursday night's game.

make sure you are saving up the pennies. the most inexpensive seats are a thousand bucks. >> look, if you want the vip status, it is $96,000. if you want to bring a friend, like i would bring kris, just double that. >> somebody asks you on a first date for that. >> make sure you say yes. >> true. 4:37. a live look from the san bruno mountain. meanwhile, it will still be a hot one on the fire lines for crews battling the sand fire in yolo county. people are being allowed to return home as the evacuation orders have been lifted. the fire was burned more than 2,200 acres north of lake berryessa. happening today, if you see a lot of firefighters in southern san jose this morning,

there is a good reason why. teams in santa clara county want to make sure they are ready for whatever is ahead. this is santa teresa county park. more exercises for tomorrow and friday. take a look at your screen right now. the locations that will open at 8:00 this morning. roosevelt will open at 6:00 a.m. vta is offering free rides to make sure anyone who wants to can get there. they are available through the close of operations tonight. coming up on "today in the bay", a new credit card for people working to improve their credit. a breakdown of the benefits of having that card. >> if you always misplace your wallet, we have hopeful news for you. the new trend that could eventually make having a wallet a thing of the past.

good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters. wall street is set for a higher open this morning. stocks rose yesterday. trade tensions between the u.s. and mexico at ease. concerns remain between the u.s. and china. the dow notching the six-day winning streak. that's its longest since may of last year. amazon is launching a credit card for people with bad or no credit.

it offers people who may not otherwise be eligible for an amazon rewards card. the so-called secured card has no annual fee and offers 5% cash back. customers do have to put down a security deposit. that becomes their line of credit. the card can only be used for things from amazon or amazon pay. digital may soon replace physical wallets. half the world's population, or roughly 4 billion people, will be using digital wallets in the next five years. the strongest growth from online purchases. and spending is expected to jump to $6,400 by 2024. consumers are becoming more comfortable as security features improved. . >> and we get more forgettable. >> you know what, rahel and kris. it was asking me to put the

apple wallet. i'm not there yet. >> i think we can talk him through it. we will do it during the break. >> one day. coming up on "today in the bay", it will be another hot day ahead. kari hall, dangerous heat. >> yeah. dealing with the high dangerous heat across the bay area. microclimate weather alert continues. willow glen, 70 degrees. and quickly rising temperatures. another hot day in store. we will talk about where we get the hottest and set new records coming up next these folks might have the best shift. folks over to the right past university. road crews working in the dark. we'll talk about how things are shifting around the bay area roads. when a product you're renting stops working, california's rent-to-own law says the company must repair it or replace it, and quickly.

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it is 4:46 right now. you can't tell from this picture how warm it is outside. this is going to be another day of dangerous heat. kari is tracking that. we're watching for fire danger as well. make sure you get yourself ready before you head out the door with your sunscreen and maybe an extra water bottle this morning. all right. it is graduation season. we're at full swing. and this family has a lot of gifts to buy. this is jake, lexi, hannah and rachel jones. they are quad rupe lets who all graduated from randolph-macon college. two of them have the same major. they all lived in adjoining dorms. what makes it more incredible, they spent a month in intensive care when they were firstborn. the parents's smiles have to be even bigger. >> and their bank accounts are getting bigger after this. >> you're off the payroll. >> congratulations to all of them. all right.

so today we're going to be dealing with it yet again. the hot weather out there. >> yeah. wonder if there's still graduations going on around the bay area and still having to deal with that heat. that's on going to be the issue. here's a live look outside at walnut creek as the sun starts to rise. it is already a clear start. we had a few high-level clouds rolling by. as we check out our temperature trend, at 5:00, we're at 70 degrees. and it cools down just a little bit armed sunrise. that's the only break we get. it is going to be hot once again. look at 11:00. we're at 89 degrees. and this is the way we start out the day in san jose. and still dealing with some drifts of smoke. we know that that gives us some colorful sunrises. it is harmful to breathe in. inland parts of the east bay, as well as the santa clara valley, will have the most unhealthy air quality today due to the nearby smoke that's been drifting in from wildfires and brush fires.

our high temperatures still reaching into the upper 90s today. but it's only coming down a degree or two from where we were yesterday. so it is still going to be unbearably hot. we set records everywhere except for livermore and san jose. so i think we'll be very close again today. antioch reaching 103 degrees. and half moon bay, we are seeing temperatures coming down just a bit. we will reach up to 76. still 93 in redwood city. 84 in the mission district. it doesn't look like we will be as hot as yesterday in san francisco. while the north bay still reaching into the upper 90s, near 100. very hot high pressure overhead right now. as we go into tomorrow, that moves off to the east and will allow for a stronger ocean breeze to at least help give the coastal area some relief. it does stay hot inland. more hot weather on the way for the weekend as high pressure builds once again. sunday we will start to feel it.

as we look at our seven-day forecast, 100 degrees inland today. look at the dropoff. 90 tomorrow. 86 on thursday. by friday, we're up to 84. and the coolest day will be saturday. 82 degrees. but still above normal. but a huge improvement from the way we started this week, mike. and the road crews, are they on the move? >> they are. over here, 101, we had everybody over for the right lane just before the commercial. if you can make out the flashing light, that's the embarcadero. that is one area where the crews are on the move. we see a little slowing pop up through oakland as well. we'll talk about that in just a second. fremont, southbound 880, right around alvarado and the dumbarton bridge. the crew called for a traffic break. a little slowing there. no major problems getting to the bay bridge. south from the bay bridge, oakland, past the coliseum, we

had construction as well as a crash at 66 just about right here. i don't see slowing, so it may have completely moved to the shoulder. a good volume there. cash lanes starting to fill in. we have one cash lane on the left and one on the right that is not yet open. the transit agencies all open for service. no delays for bart. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. well, new overnight, firefighters are investigating a late night fire. this is in san leandro. they posted this video of the fire. it started a little before 11:00 last night on marina boulevard. no one was injured. firefighters said it once housed a poultry company. it has been a homeless encampment. new this morning in eastern contra costa county, one person is in the hospital. it happened near empire and hemlock.

this is new video showing that mangled car that struck a pole there. rescuers had to use the jaws of life on the driver, who was then airlifted to the hospital. a second person in the car also was injured but had minor injuries. according to police, witnesses saw the car racing along the street when the crash happened. while the video does show a beer bottle inside the car, police have not said whether the driver was impaired. a look at sfo. if you're hoping to get champagne or sandwich on your next flight, you're going to have to pack your own. 2,100 airline food workers will decide today whether or not to go on strike. employees in 20 other cities are expected to cast similar ballots the next two weeks. talks are at a stand still. no word when a strike would happen. sonoma county supervisors face a tough decision with nearly 100 county jobs on the

line. those positions might be eliminated to achieve a balance budget. right now there is a $14 million gap in what is being proposed to funding requests and available revenue. the health department may see the most significant cuts with 44 jobs at stake. >> coming up here on "today in the bay", lgbtq center vandalized in the south bay during pride month. and it's not the first time. what investigators are saying happened there two weeks ago. and happening now, international tensions are rising as russia says it intercepted u.s. and swedish recon planes over the baltic scene. russia scrambled the jets to escort the spy planes back over the russian border. we are waiting to see how the white house will respond.

a southern californian man survives an attack from a wild bear and her cub. the man encountered a mama bear and her cub in his backyard. the small dog question after it and mama bear attacked the dog. he kicked the bear and the bear slashed him. bear attacks are extremely rare in that area. the man was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. >> look how bitty that cub is. san jose police say there

was a lgbtq building. >> it's not something we want the youth to have to see and deal with. it can bring up unsettling emotions, especially during a joyous celebration for folks taking pride in their identity. >> someone tried to break into the building two weeks ago. fierce and strong american women are hoping for a gooooooal today! >> just just a few short hours, the first women's world cup match, usa taking on thailand. they are defending their 2015 world cup title. team usa is the top-ranked team in the world right now. you can watch the game on telemundo 48 and avaa stadium is hosting a viewing party for all 52, including today's usa debut. the game gets under way at noon.

>> good luck to them. coming up, kari will have a look at the hot forecast. >> it will be hot in concord. just make it through today, and slightly cooler weather coming our way. 99 by 2:00 this afternoon. we will talk about the rest of the forecast coming up next. kari has got those temperatures rising high. and the high rise for the san mateo bridge is moving smoothly. you are watching "today in the bay".

right now at 5:00, relief from the heat in spots around the bay area. several cities again will see triple digits. fire danger remains a big concern. kari hall is tracking heat and when the real cooling begins. >> president trump heads to iowa to campaign. but he is not the only one headed there. coming up, the democratic presidential hopefuls who are also going to iowa. plus. >> he gave us what he had. he went out there and sacrificed his body. and you know how it turned out. >> emotions running high. the win for the warriors last night coming with a great loss. a live report of kevin durant's injury coming up. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> and a good tuesday morning to you. thanks for starting your morning here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. enjoying the first wk