the shaking as we deal with it a lot of times in the bay area. >> overnight we had one near gilroy and geysers. >> he's a good teammate. a good person. it is not fair. >> the sports injury after the bittersweet win to keep a threepeat hope alive. >> this may make you rethink your routine. another day of triple-digit heat for most of us. "today in the bay" continues right now.

first we will get to the commute. we have to talk about the weather today. another day of 100-degree temperatures in parts. >> really hot. i saw laura's post on instagram. she's in lake tahoe. still snow there. hard to believe while we are baking in the heat. a live look at san jose. starts out with a clear start. it's already in the upper 60s. let's check out sunnyvale. i need to move that down. 71 degrees. mid-90s today. it is going off the screen there. unbelievably hot today. as we go through the timeline, it will be heating up by lunchtime. we're already in the 90s. mike, you are tracking the roads. a couple of issues especially for the bridges. >> effort that. kari, my gosh, the temperatures off the chart, literally. over here we have a new issue

just across the san mateo. i will check on that for the bay shore freeway. the same two bridges. i'm hoping the speed sensors are indicating some improvement. chp has not updated the status yet. toward 92. jams up heading through union city, alvarado. it goes from red, orange, yellow. alvarado, the scene of the crash. it just went to green. this will stick around. the backup at the bay bridge. back to you. breaking news overnight, two small earthquakes that you might have felt on opposite ends of the bay area. one, a 3.5, rattled an area 20 miles south of gilroy. that happened around midnight or so. the other quake struck about the same time near the geysers. you might know that shaking is

commonly man made and not from any active quake fault. today iowa is getting a preview of the presidential showdown. both donald trump and joe biden will descend on the swing state. "today in the bay" tracie potts live in washington with more on the competitive campaigns. tracie? >> reporter: very competitive, marcus. so let's start with president trump. he descends on iowa. he will be in council bluffs today talking about renewable energy delivering on a promise about ethanol. the president has now visited iowa behind more than a dozen democrats over the weekend. he's also doing a republican fund-raiser while he's there. and for now his chief democratic rival, joe biden, is going to be spending two days in iowa starting today. he's expected to give a major speech that criticizes the president on everything from health care to china trade

policy and how that's hurt the farmers in iowa and across the middle of the country. he is now leading the poll of democrats. he was not there when 19 democrats showed up for an event there, including senator kamala harris. she has spent several days in iowa trying to drum up support in that state. of course she is from california. but she spoke sunday in cedar rapids at the democratic party's hall of fame event. and eric swalwell from the east bay, who is from iowa originally. he's a native. it doesn't seem to be helping him in the polls. one of several democrats who pulled in zero in iowa. i can tell you from, twoing in iowa, covering the caucuses there, interesting animal the way they work. the polling numbers now don't necessarily translate at all to what with we might see by the time the people of iowa vote.

yeah, tracie, i was thinking the same thing. you never know what is going to be the outcome. >> you really don't know until we get a little closer. thank you, tracie. the warriors live to see another day and the chance for a third straight nba championship lives on. it was painful, though. the dubs pulling out the win in last night's game 5 in toronto at the very last minute. it came at a great cost. you see kevin durant limping off after he injured himself again. he is no doubt out for the reminder of the season. >> thom jensen with the latest on k.d.'s injury and the reaction from the team. >> especially feeling it for kevin durant. >> he wanted to be there. >> he definitely went back. a lot of questions about whether or not he should have returned already from that calf injury. but he's a competitor. he had to get back from game 5. he pivots on that calf injury. almost immediately goes down and reaches for the achilles tendon.

toronto fans actually began cheering the injury before the raptors players motioned to stop, showing good sportsmanship for their opponent. steph curry reminding fans on both sides, the trophies are great. but being compassionate about your fellow human, shows true greatness. >> everybody gets so wrapped up in chasing championships and the greatness that you see on the floor. but life is more important in terms of, you know, carrying about an individual and what they're going through on a daily basis. >> he gave us what he had. he went out and sacrificed his body. and we know how it turned out. >> again, no final diagnosis on durant's injury. it is believed to be one that could keep him off the court not just for the remainder of the playoffs but all of next season. an mri is scheduled for later on today. game 6 thursday at oracle arena. everybody right now looking to

later on today to get the results from the mri, hoping it's not as bad as it seems to be. >> sometimes you just need to let the body heal. steph curry put it in perspective. he sacrificed his body. >> thank you, thom. nice to see you. a second vote on a proposal to close the juvenile hall. the board initially approved plans to start the process of attempting to shut down the facility by the end of 2021. today's second vote does not mean it is a done deal. if approved, supervisors have to come up with a plan to close that facility and have to figure out what to do with the current detainees. the city and the department of juvenile corrections have to approve the deal before any real steps can be taken to close the facility. well, new details in the college admissions cheating scandal. stanford said it is working with

the attorney general's office to find a worthy cause to donate what it calls tainted money collected as part of the scream. approximately $770,000 was donated to the sailing team, including $610,000 in bribes to the coach. it is trying to redirect the funds. and one of the strictest plastic bans in the bay area will officially go into effect next year. palo alto city council approving the ordinance. plastic straws, utensils and stirs. they are going for the bags when you put your produce in, as well as the plastic wrap for the meet, businesses will be required to use compostable or renewable products. sleeping with the lights on

is tied to weight gain. that was published in jama. sleeping with the television on or light on was associated with gaining 11 pounds over a five-year period. the study involved data on 43,000 women aged 35 to 74. so get some blackout shades because the sun comes up early these days, kari. >> i wonder how that affects us when we go to bed when while it is still light outside? >> i don't know. >> interesting. >> we have had beautiful sunrises. it will be unhealthy to be outside. spare the air day. not only that, we have high heat today. pleasant hill still under the

excessive heat warning today. that starts at 10:00, continues through 9:00 this evening. and look at how our temperatures trend going into the upper 90s by 1:00. it will stay above 100 for several hours today. we'll talk more about a break from the heat. the problem spot may have shifted. >> looking over to the east bay. the backup at the bay bridge is not the trouble spot. i want to show you that is slow. everything else on the approach is great. getting down the east bay, we have the big jam out of hayward down to alvarado boulevard. speed sensors improve. the status has not updated. peninsula, shift southbound 101 towards woodside. a look at our waze system. this lady here, we want to thank

her. one of the many wazers who reported southbound 101, the crash coming toward woodside. things are jammed up on the approach there. it sounds like we have one,s two, three lanes blocked and debris in the area. this could be a traffic alert. we'll track that. we do have traffic getting by on 280 through the same area without any issues. more coming up, guys. back to you. thank you, mike. 6:11 now. you may already do this with your phone or watch. the reason some experts say there's no turning back from that. plus --. . >> looking, looking. >> "the catch." a way to remember an iconic bay area sports moment on this special day. we'll tell you all about that right here in our studio. you're watching "today in the bay".

good tuesday morning. right now at 6:14. a microclimate weather alert continues. all right, concord, we can do this. we have to get through today. one last day of triple digit temperatures before we catch a break. look at our 3:00 temperature. 101 degrees. the traffic alert has just been issued by chp officially.

left three lanes blocked. southbound 101 jamming up into wood side. 280 a great option. we'll talk about the recovery on the east bay as well coming up. good morning. i'm rahel solomon. here are today's top business headlines. wall street set for a higher open this morning. trade tensions between the u.s. and mexico have eased. concerns remain between the u.s. and china. that said, the dow notching a six-day winning streak, the longest since may of last year. amazon launching a new credit card for people with bad or no credit. a program in partnership with sink any financial. the so-called secured card has no annual fee and offers 5% cash

back on certain purchases. however, customers do have to make a security deposit. that becomes your line of credit. the card can only be used for items on amazon or stores that over amazon pay. you can be upgraded to a secure card once it is determined your account is in good standing. digital may soon replace physical wallets. 4 billion people will be use it in five years. it will come from online purchases. it is expected to jump to 6,400 by 2024. >> some are not secure with putting your card information in your phone. >> we hear about data breaches

all the time. i'm shocked by that. . >> exactly right. >> thank you. 49 ers fans, the iconic pass from joe montana sent the niners to the super bowl in the '80s and launched a dynasty. this morning the national bobblehead hall of fame is out with with this new gem. it is officially licensed by the nfl. it is happening today because it is his 63rd birthday. happy birthday, joe montana. that's cute. >> the catch solid. >> we're in the 90s and 100s. >> yeah. it's going to be hot again

today. parts of the bay area catch a break. san francisco is not as hot. you are not included in the heat advisory today. minor coastal cooling. the tri-valley is hot. dublin under an excessive heat warning today. yeah. it is going to be pretty bad. we start out hazy. this is a look at the area outlined in the excessive heat warning. anywhere in pink. that includes solano county, lake county, and then over toward the delta. also the tri-valley. as we go into today, back in the triple digits today, watching out for that. once again, the heat advisory for the rest of the bay area, except for the immediate coastline. here's the way we start in san jose. as you head out out to diridon, 71 degrees. already a mild start. at 10:00 we're at 86 degrees. then reaching into the mid-90s today. as we check out our high teurs

in the south bay reaching 9 6 in downtown san jose. gilroy 107. 102 in pittsburg. hey yard, 92. 88, san mateo. half moon bay 76. it feels better but warm in san francisco. upper 90s to 102 degrees in the north bay. the problem is we have this high pressure giving us an offshore wind flow. that moving off to the east tomorrow will give us an ocean breeze for the immediate coastline. that's going to bring the -- some areas down into the 70s and 80s. still hot inland. high pressure starts to build once again. it seems like it will be hot next week as it continues to intensify. temperatures from 100 degrees today t 90 tomorrow. 86 degrees on thursday. and friday 84.

the best day in the forecast as san francisco has big cooling going toward the end of the week. we'll be back into the 60s. you have a traffic alert >> that's right. it's not the east bay. crash out of union city looks like it has cleared. speed sensors are improving. chp cleared at the scene. south 101, traffic alert issued because three left lanes are block blocked. there's a lot of slowing heading southbound out of redwood city and woodside road. between whipple and woodside on the peninsula actually. look at that jam. choose 280 because it is clear. the short section, past the crash, things move nicely. 880 through fremont. we see this right around tesla.

still holding steady. from oakland, a nice easy drive. fastrak lanes are moving well. westbound, that is your commute direction. despite that, only 24 minutes to the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. that is not bad for a tuesday. it's great. back to you. thanks, mike. still ahead, back in boston. the gracious move the red sox made to help injured star david ortiz. an update on his recovery and the ceremony in his honor. our team always on social media. take a look at this. laura enjoying time off. ahh. enjoying a cup of coffee. >> in a mug. not a travel mug either. >> you can follow laura or me.

i'm posting on facebook, instagram and twitter. you see it right there. it is 6:21. you're watching "today in the bay".

well, here's a look at some of the news making headlines around the nation and the world. u.s. customs said hackers have obtained photos of travelers and license plates collected at one u.s. border point. "usa today" said the breach happened when a sub contractor transferred images to its own

network violating them. a judge in missouri issued an injunction to keep the state's last clinic providing abortions open for now. the st. louis dispatch said they ordered health leaders to decide within two weeks whether or not to renew the clinic's license. >> get ready for a broadway debut with holes and serious glaze. new york daily news says krispy kreme plans to open a first of its kind flagship store next year in the heart of new york in times square. >> wow. 6:25 now. good news for red sox legend david ortiz. he's back in the u.s. today recovering. >> this is video being taken by ambulance and police escort to massachusetts "general hospital". he will continue to recover and receive medical attention. despite some internal injuries, doctors expect ortiz to make a full recovery.

the red sox and fans sent well wishes to big papi as he is known on monday. fans paused before the game for a moment of reflection. >> new this morning, oakland city auditor kauling for an overhaul of the budget. a report shows the department averaged $30 million in overtime costs every year since 2015. that is much more than the city budgets for in that police department. they say the issues should have been addressed during recent union negotiations. sonoma county supervisors face a tough decision with nearly 100 jobs on the line. they might be eliminated to achieve a balanced budget. there is a $14 million gap in what is being done for funding

requests and available revenue. they might see the most significant cuts with 44 jobs at stake. she is facing possible prison time but elizabeth holmes of theranos is now married. she tied the knot with william evans. a woman claiming to be evans' friend shared on a podcast saturday night. his family founded the evans hotel group, which owns properties here on the west coast. holmes and the other theranos officer face criminal charges. 6:27 right now. stories that we're working on for 6:30. major news for the transbay transit center. we will talk about the big decision we just learned about the salesforce center. an impact on bart service. the issue some riders already experience.

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when you can't get to the mountain... that's cool. ...we bring the mountain to you. let's go hike over there. i'm out. i'm out. me too. guys! crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. right now at 6:30 for you, we are in a microclimate weather alert. and you can see why right here on your screen. another hot one. >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm in for laura garcia. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm marcus washington. "today in the bay"'s meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the heat for us. tell me there is some relief in sight. >> in some parts of the bay area. san francisco had the hottest day in june ever reaching 100

degrees and everywhere across the bay area we set new records except for san jose and livermore. it was just extremely hot. today in dublin we have an excessive heat warning in effect. here's a look at our temperature trend that starts out at 70 degrees as you make your way out the door, reaching into the upper 90s by 1:00 today. we're going to see the highs over 100 degrees there again today. as we head over to mike, now you have a traffic alert. . >> yeah. it continues on the peninsula. the east bay we had a crash causing backups. it's been recovering through hayward and union city. that's the nimitz. on the peninsula, it looks like a short stretch. if you're in it, it feels like a long session of slowing redwood city to woodside road. there is a crash blocking your three left lanes. no major injuries reported in the initial report. it is causing a slowdown and distraction for the north bound side.

280 is a great option for you. by comparison, we are just seeing some slowing. there's concord. a little slowing as well for west 80. back to you. if you take bart to get to work in the morning, prepare for possible delays because of the weather today. parking lot says excessive heat is causing problems for the equipment and for the tracks. some parking lot trains were nearly 40 minutes behind schedule yesterday. >> the transbay transit center appears closer than ever to reopening. pete live this morning in san francisco. pete, i know you just spoke with commuters about this. i'm sure they're pretty excited about it. >> yeah. they're very excited. the terminal only a block away.

this may be reopening. according to the san francisco chronicle article, they are saying still weeks away. >> all right. it looks like we have some issues there with pete's microphone. of course we are hearing they have gone the clear to reopen the transbay transit center. cracks in the beams causing issues. a lot of people are excited about what's ahead. listen to this. >> i think it's great they reopened it. i'll be working across the street. by reopening, coming for the bay area, it will make it easier for me. >> i'm not worried about the safety of it right now. it's about times. $2 billion sitting there doing nothing. >> a tough move back to and from the temporary one. breaking news overnight. this in the south bay, though.

two small earthquakes felt on opposite ends of the bay kwraeufrplt the first 3.5 that rattled an area 20 miles south of gilroy a little before midnight. the other on the opposite end near the geysers. it was a 4.1 magnitude quake. of course in that area, the shaking is often man made and not because of any active quake fault. but we like you to know the small ones so you can count on us for the big ones. now to a follow-up. one college student is talking about how he used a popular new snapchat filter to help police bust a san mateo police officer. ethan, we are only using his first name, is talking exclusively with nbc bay area. he said he pretended to be an underaged girl online by using the gender switch feature for snapch snapchat. he sent messages back and forth on several social media apps claiming he was a 16-year-old girl. investigators say the man on the other end was a san mateo police

officer davies. >> on purpose i would just get these little bits of information about him so it would be easier to track him down -- for the police to track him down. i was just looking to get someone. he just happened to be a cop. >> we are only using his first name because he fears retaliation. he said this is the first time he has done this and will be the last. davies is on paid leave and is facing charges of communicating with a minor to commit a crime. in just a few hours, team usa will hit the field for the first world cup matchup taking on thailand. they are hoping to bring home another title defending their 2015 title. the top ranked team in the world right now. you can watch it on telemundo 486789 also avaya stadium hosting viewing parties for all 52 matches. this is including team usa's

debut today. it gets under way at noon. coming up for you at 7:00 on the "today" show, i want you to hear from some of the players right after "today in the bay". new video of one traffic accident that ended up creating some buzz on a montana highway. take a look here. a truck carrying a load of bees overturned yesterday just outside of bozeman. the driver cut the turn too tight and went into the ditch. the driver and passengers are okay, not injured. they had to call a wrangler again to get them all together. interesting how to get all the bees together. >> maybe it's a special whistle. or a tiny lasso for the ones that don't listen.

over to the maps. a smooth drive. slowing in the east bay. nimitz, san leandro, fremont. traditional slowing. summertime traffic pattern. the traffic alert. you saw my name is red. this section southbound 101 jams up out of redwood city and woodside road. crash activity visible to the northbound side. they are slowing down. hayward south of there you're okay. silicon valley shows a nice easy lighter build. talking about the summertime shift in traffic flow. but we still have the backup at the bay bridge. the approaches aren't good, though. all right. it looks hot out there already, right? >> the cooling centers will be packed today. this weekend there will be

cooling headed our way. so it will be nice to finally catch a break. take a look at our inland temperatures. going from 100 degrees. it barely fits on the screen. to 82 degrees on saturday. san francisco much cooler. napa valley, start is the pick of the weekend reaching the 70s. a chance of showers and thunderstorms on sunday. temperatures look nice. 60 degrees. the clouds and the fog will be back, especially on saturday and sunday. we'll talk about today's heat coming up in three minutes. kari, thanks. >> next and all new this morning, moms and dads getting

high-tech help in interpreting baby's cries. the new software program that could one day revolutionize parenting. he's a good teammate. he's a good person. >> the injury the sports world is talking about right now. kevin durant's future after the bittersweet win to keep threepeat hopes alive. a car crash in contra costa county overnight. what led up to this frantic scene. >> the dow is up 37 points. we head for a seven-day winning streak. good news. something to smile about on the stock market. 6:39 right now. you're watching "today in the bay".

good tuesday morning. we're coming up on 6:42. walnut creek getting ready for an excessive heat warning today as we get another day of some dangerous temperatures. going from the low 70s to the upper 90s at 1:00. we'll talk about how high we go and some relief in the forecast coming up in less than five minutes. and we have this traffic alert for the peninsula. the crash at the center divide blocking left three lanes for the southbound direction. because it is close to the northbound side, it is causing a tkrabgz. i'll bring you alternates and the latest from chp. new this morning, eastern contra costa county, one person is in the hospital after a high-speed chase. this happened a little before 11:00 last night in oakley near

empire and hemlock. this is video showing the mangled car that struck that pole. responders had to use the jaws of life to get one driver out who was then airlifted to the hospital. a second person had minor injuries. according to the oakley police department, witnesses saw a car racing along the streets before the crash happened. while the video shows a beer bottle inside the car, police have not said if the driver was impaired. developing in southern california, a los angeles county deputy is fighting for his life after being shot in the head. he was out of uniform and not on duty. he was captured on surveillance video but still at large. the deputy is in critical condition. detectives are trying to find out whether he was targeted specifically. well, warriors in dub nation fearing the worst right now. they are waiting to see what an

mri will show after kevin durant went down with an achilles injury in the second quarter. he just returned from a calf injury. the general manager said saying that was an achilles injury. take a look. >> he's one of the most misunderstood people. he's a good teammate. he's a good person. it's not fair. i'm lucky to know him. >> so emotional there. so far there's no final diagnosis. it is near certain durant will not be back for the finals let alone the start of next season. he becomes a free agent after the season ends. >> a live look at sfo.

if you are headed out on a flight today, you might want to pack a snack. because there could be a strike looming. 2100 food workers will decide whether or not to go on the picket lines. it is not clear when a strike would happen if workers authorize one. just to be on the safe side, bring a bite to eat san jose police investigating a vandal attack on the lgbtq youth space. two panels and a glass door smashed overnight. this was yesterday. the center serves young people who need counseling. employees really worry they may have been targeted because it's pride month. >> it is not something that we really want the youth to see and deal with. it can really bring up unsettled emotions, especially when this

is a joyous celebration for folks trying to take pride in their identity. >> someone tried to break into the building two weeks ago. o.j. simpson is speaking out in an all new interview. he said his life is fine. it marks 25 years since he was accused of murdering his wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ronald goldman. he landed himself in prison on charges later. an ap reporter says he is keeping in touch with his kids. >> he said my kids and i are living in a no-negative zone. he refuses to consider negative things. they do not go over the things about the trial or anything to associate with the trial or the killings.

>> the "today" show will have much more at 7:00 after "today in the bay". parents, i need you to help me out with this one. now a story you might see trending this morning. what does your baby cry really mean. >> a team of scientists are helping you to decipher and solve that problem. northern illinois university department of electrical engineering, not even the bricks departme pediatrics department finds out when the baby is hungry or needs a new diaper. the technology is a few years away from practical use. we could have used that a couple of years ago. >> there's another way to figure out when the baby needs a changing. >> the baby wants you, dad. >> there's a market for first

time everything. >> starting out this morning, talking about the heat and the hot temperatures. that continues today. a live look at san jose. starts out all clear. another hot day. santa teresa. it's going to be sizzling once again. in case you're wondering, santa teresa high school made it up to 105 degrees. it is only going to be just slightly cooler today. and our air quality also a problem. if you have breathing problems, asthma, it is not a good day outside. we have the drifts of smoke coming by for nearby wildfires. sensitive means if you are in this group you should limit your time outside. perhaps wear a mask. as we go through our air quality forecast, inland parts of the east bay, santa clara valley, unhealthy. spare the air alert day. and our temperatures 96.

north bay, up to 97 in santa rosa. napa reaching 100 degrees. we still have this offshore wind flow. slight cooling tomorrow at least for the coastal areas due to a stronger ocean breeze once the high pressure moves off to the east. going into the middle of the week, we still have some nice and refreshing breezes kicking in. but then by the end of the weekend, high pressure starts to build once again. that gives us a northerly wind and no more ocean breeze. so our temperatures are going to be heating up. we go from 100 inland to 90 on wednesday. 86 on thursday. it heats up sunday into next week. fog returns to the coastline.

we'll be back in the sections soon. mike, you were tracking the alert for the peninsula. >> that's right. this continues for highway 101. palo alto camera at university. i'm looking north. a little bit of slowing starting around marsh. looks all right from this view. you do see on our sensors as you come into the area as folks are making their way to marsh, 101, slowing just outside the camera range up to wood side road where the crash is on the southbound side. jammed from redwood shores, holly down to that scene where you have three left lanes. over 45 minutes since they cleared that. el camino real is one option for you. or stay west to 280. if you can choose that, you're golden. everywhere else is fine.

just between the two bridges. some folks may be choosing wisely. heading south, dumbarton bridge south. a slight build. easy gentle build there. san mateo bridge, we talked about that. slowing across the flat section. no drama there. here the richmond to san rafael bridge we are seeing the cash lanes start to fill up. back to you. all right. thank you very much, mike. 6:51. happening right now. kids don't have to let it go. the new frozen 2 trailer was released this morning showing elsa, ana and olaf reuniting. it hits theaters november 28th. here on "today in the bay", more stories we are following for you. something that could one day

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met last night and determined the repairs are sound. this comes eight months after two cracked steel girders first shut down at the terminal. it could still take a week or three weeks for repairs to be complete and for the reopening to be official two small earthquakes maybe you slept through on opposite ends of the bay. one was 3 boyne 5 that rattled south of gilroy a little before midnight. the other was a little stronger, struck around the same time. it was a 4.1 near the geysers. shaking there as you might know is more commonly man made and not because of any active fault. >> new overnight, firefighters are investigating a late night fire in san leandro. they posted this of the fire that started a little mr. 11:00 on marina boulevard, not far from san leandro boulevard. luckily, no one was injured. the building once housed a poultry company. more recently it has been known as a homeless encampment. right now they don't know how

the fire started. in eye few hours, san francisco supervisors will take a second vote on a proposal to close juvenile hall. the board initially approved plans to start the process of attempting to shut down the facility by the end of 2021. the second vote does not mean that it is a done deal. if approved, they will figure out what to do with the juveniles that are there now. the city and department of juvenile corrections have to approve that before any real steps can be taken to close the facility. >> also, new details in the college admissions cheating scandal. stanford university says it is working with the attorney general's office to find a worthy cause to donate what it calls tainted money collected as part of the scheme. approximately $770,000 was donated to the school's saling team, including $610,000 of prescribes to the coach. stanford is trying to find a way to redirect the funds to benefit what they call the public good.

that coach, along with 13 bay are parents have been charged in the scandal. >> one of the strictest plastic bans will go into effect new year. it bans plastic straws, utensils and stirs. they are going after bags you put your produce in and the plastic wrap for meat. businesses will be required to use compostable or reusable products. canada appears ready to send plastic straws packing. justin trudeau will ban single-use plastic by 2021. he cited the abundance of nonbiodegradable waste in the oceans. the canadian government says less than 10% of the plastic used by canadians gets recycled. >> wow. all right. so could this be the future of your morning coffee run? starbucks is testing reusable cubs at gatwick airport.

a small fee of six cents. customers would have to return them at specific dropoff locations before boarding. the cups would be collected, washed, sterilized and returned to starbucks ready for a different customer's use. a month-long pilot program aimed at cutting down on paper cup waste and figuring out if customers are open to the idea. the world's best known stairway to heaven now leads to a san francisco courtroom. >> a federal court will review the recent ruling surrounding the classic rock song. ♪ >> i listen to it every morning. >> the family of the late led zeppelin guitarist, randy wolfe, said a piece of the music was copied from a piece he wrote for another band. they will vote on whether you should be able to hear sound recordings before they gain

federal copyright protection. the court first ruled in favor of led zeppelin and then ordered a new trial. >> stairway to heaven. it might be cooler in the heavens. >> cloud cover. >> this is giving us an idea what hell feels like. 100 today, 90 tomorrow, 80s over the weekend. in the 60s in san francisco. we're going back to where we should be the next several days. >> kari does cover all of those microclimates. south 101 holding steady.

slow for 101. 280 a great option on the peninsula. >> all right. that is what's happening on "today in the bay". >> join us for the midday forecast at 11:00. we'll see you then. have a great morning. breaking overnight, back in good good morning breaking overnight, back in boston the red sox send a private plane to bring david ortiz back to the u.s. for care after being shot in the dominican republic. his former team pausing to honor him. >> complete healing and a full recovery for our beloved big papi. >> as authorities in the dominican drill down on the investigation. what went wrong? the new video showing what appears to be that chopper flying erratically over new york city before crashing on the rsc. >> you got peopl