and good morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning here with us. mile marcus washington. >> and i'm until for laura garcia. and we are getting something free. air conditioning. >> yes. you got it. >> if you have it. >> yeah. you know, today's the day to open up the windows, let fresh air in. look at these high temperatures for today. reaching into the 60s and 70s. we'll look at more of that cool weather in the forecast. even as we go into the weekend. that's coming up. mike, it's a fairly easy start to the commute. >> right. and drive with the windows open. also a kind of air conditioning. >> oh, yeah. >> everywhere it's green, ups everywhere we look. drive out of contra costa county, the fast lanes, fasttrack a little heavier. talk what that shows me coming up. back to you. >> thank you. breaking now. we are tracking a fast-moving brush fire in stanislav county in the foothills west of

patterson on the other side of mount hamilton. you see photos here. started last night and exploded to 500 acres overnight with zero percent cent containment. our reporter is heading there now and will join us in about 30 minutes. a disgruntled employee shot and killed two people before turning the gun on himself. this happened as a ford dealership in morgan hill. >> that left the town shaking this morning. live with what pliolice are telling us at this hour. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a heartbreaking story. police spent the night investigating here at this ford dealership in morgan hill. a tow truck cull pulled up this morning pap crime scene investigators on-scene as well. we're hoping to learn more about the investigation this morning. here's what we know so far. shots fired around night inside this service center

and when the first officers got here they found a man on the ground who apparently shot himself. he had a gun in his hand. inside the dealership they found two other men dead. police sources told us the shooter is a former employee who was fired yesterday. you can imagine, a frightening scene with people running from the building. we spoke to one witness who said one of the possible victims was a great guy who leaves behind a family. really heartbreaking to hear that. you'll hear from that witness coming up in the next half hour, and we'll keep you updated on the investigation throughout the morning. reporting live in morgan hill this morning, ali wolff for "today in the bay." >> a tragedy. thank you. 5:02 now. the 2020 presidential race heats up tonight in miami. here's a live look at 20 democrats who qualifiedened divided over two nights. "today in the bay," live

outside of miami's concert hall. an event-filled day. >> reporter: it is. in a matter of hours we will see the first round of democrats begin to debate here in miami. some of them veterans, politicians, eager to come and defend and talk about their record. others, newer to the national stage and their job tonight is really just to stay afloat and make sure that tomorrow morning someone especially voters, remember their names. the stage is set. the first ten democrats face-off tonight. >> this is our chance in 2020. our chance to dream big, to fight hard and to win. >> reporter: massachusetts senator elizabeth warren leading by dutouble digits. >> has a chance to dominate if she plays her cards right it

will work for her because she'll are the center of attention. >> reporter: two hours packed with subjects from immigration to iran. >> i will make sure we not only take this country into war as a last resort. >> reporter: that's beto o'rourke from texas, sharing center stage. for those trails in the poll, tonight is their chance. >> i'm the only candidate than put forward a plan on police reform. >> reporter: to break out of the pack. >> the opportunity for a candidate to break through is pretty split. >> reporter: 60 seconds for answers. 30 to follow-up. ten more candidates debate thursday. the top tier including former vice president joe biden. biden wrote this op-ed in the "miami herald" criticizing president trump's immigration policy. the president shot back. why no endorsement from barack obama? >> then he goes and lies said i asked the president not to endorse me. give me a break. >> reporter: give me a chance, is what most candidates will be asking voters tonight.

so tonight there are five rounds of questions. no opening statements or closing arguments and the californians, three of them, we'll be watching for them tomorrow night. >> so it begins, tracee. thanks so much. tracie potts in miami for us. 5:05 right now. lester holt and our nbc team kicks off the two nights of debate starting at 6:00. you can watch all of it right here on nbc bay area and then back here again tomorrow night for the second round. our reporter is in miami now and file add report that's coming up for you at 5:30. developing now, the first details emerging on the deaths of two u.s. service members in afghanistan. right now the only thing nato will say is it happened sometime today. no location given or certain senses surrounding what happened. the names of those service members will not be releaseatea

calling on lawmakers to consider a bill for penalizing priests for not telling about those who confess being child molesters during confession. >> reporter: and two california lawmakers basically saying this bill is unjust and even hinted at the possibility of potential lawsuits if the bill is passed. go ahead and talk about this bill. it would penalize priests who don't come forward with information regarding sexual abuse of minors if told to them through confessional by a co-worker or another priest. while the catholic league believes priests should be held accountable for actions they vow it would violate the sacrament of the catholic church. a $6.8 million settlement was reached just yesterday.

that is affiliated with the santa rosa diocese. as of may the diocese paid out hefty amount of settlements, more than $30 million for clergy abuse. >> thanks for that report. right now pail oh auto police are searching for a man wanted in connection with a sexual assault that happened monday night just after 9:00. officers say a man jumped out of his car grabbed a woman inappropriately several times. the victim says she tried to chase the suspect but he ran back to his audi and drove away. new this morning, california is ending its use of out of state prisons. the final 33 inmates were just transferred back to the state from a private prison in arizona. during last month, several months, hundreds of inmates were redirected to california facilities. governor gavin newsom made the pledge to make the change during his campaign. and fear weather is sweeping

through parts of the south causing dangerous conditions. some captured in dramatic video. >> this from security camera on kentucky lake west of nashville shows the moment a storm hit on sunday. you can see people trying to get off the boat there as the pier to the right was -- oh, my gosh. twisted and torn apart. that is dangerous pap tornado hit that pier with wind speeds of about 100 miles per hour. 40 boats damaged but no one hurt. wow. carrying the power of mother nature. look at that stuff. >> had to be very nervous on that pier, seeing the other one turning over. >> right. >> so scary, but amazing to see. so hopefully everyone's okay there. we're starting out with breezy winds this morning, and also seeing some clear skies. this is a live look out there at the golden gate bridge. no fog to start, but we will at times see low clouds drifting by, and a breezy wind.

keep those temperatures on the low side. here's a look at our hour-by-hour outlook going through 9:00. still in the 50s and 60s. our warm-up today, really is going to be a slow one, and for some of our inland areas, we only make it into the 70s today before it starts to cool back down tonight. this is a big change from the weather we've seen recently. it looks like this kind of weather sticks around for a while. i'll have more on that in the forecast are and also a look ahead to the weekend, but, mike, you're getting clues about the commute? >> doing the best we can to help folks get an edge in the morning. we saw the fast track lanes build up much more than the c h cache lanes. the 540, folks traveling five days a week, 40 hours a week, typically, the ones in it this morning. the one whose can choose this drive, not today. a lighter flow there for the cache lanes. track that, but it plays out for this area as well. looks like a lighter area right

now. i think an incident heading towards here and along both sides of the bay, moving smoothly. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up for you, defending a grand jury report, finds 15% of all riders aren't paying their fares. others say it's wrong. where the grand jury got its facts. in business news, an automated car company is going to pull to the curb and not drive anymore. and a contra costa library making sure students out of school for the summer are still getting lunches. that's still ahead at 5:25. you're watching "today in the bay." show me the crown.

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good wednesday morning. right now at 5:13, it's a beautiful sunrise. nice start to the day and what will be a much more comfortable afternoon is headed our way. fremont, upper 50s stepping out the door. up to 69 degrees at 11:00 and reaching the low 70s today. get out and enjoy it. we'll talk how long this weather sticks around. it's in the forecast in less than five minutes. and travel right here. light traffic from 101. get out enjoy that traffic. it's clear right now in the south bay. we'll show you how thing, shaping up -- an issue in the east bay. and a very good morning a happy wednesday as well. shares in netflix fell after nbc said it would pull the comedy

"the office" off netflix in a few years to m southwest, get to that in a minute. broader stocks fell after fed chairman jerome powell reaffirmed the fed was about independent body and would not be influenced by president trump's pressure to push interest rates lower. and independence a good thing. you'd think investors would like that. all they heard, we're not pushing interest rates lower unnecessarily, and the markets fell. the "wall street journal" reports the faa reassigned some of its inspectors in charge of making sure southwest airlines behaves in a safe manner. this comes after complaints they weren't doing their jobs properly. the "journal" earlier reported baggage handlers were not always giving pilots proper information. a southwest spokeswoman told the "journal," we remain absolutely confident our maintenance procedures ensure the air worthiness of our aircraft." in the back seat of an automated

car from drive ai. told the state it will shut down. partially sold to apple but trying to get details how many employees are getting those new jobs. drive ai employed about 90 people. and this is jake who helped make more millionaires in the valley than perhaps any other entrepreneur starting five companies. he himself is a billion flare. though his kids didn't know that. i talked to chaud dre about that. kids, wait. we're rich? >> my kids for a while had no idea what any kind of wealth we had, because in atlanta we lived in a simple $200,000 house. but like any other middle class family. >> wait. a point in the which your kids figured out you were rich? >> eventually they did, but that's not what happened. >> i want to hear about that. hear about the day your kids said, oh, wait a second. >> okay. hear that available wherever you get your podcast.

i hope you will subscribe. and to this day he still drive as minivan and mows his own lawn. took one of the biggest ipos, one of the company's, went public last year. i got to be honest with you. i don't mow my lawn and i am far from a billionaire. >> his kids will want upgrades on their christmas presents. wait a minute. >> here are the thing about it. a $200,000 house in atlanta is still a very nice house. >> yeah. >> let's not forget that. >> good for them. thanks. 5:16 right now. b.a.r.t. pushing back this morning. this is against a grand jury report saying 15% of rts riders are not paying fares. the chronicle reports the general manager says in actuality the amount of fare jumpers is around 5% adding up to betweens $15,000 and $25,000 edge year. the grand jury came up with that figure based on a senior

partner's testimony. and if you want something fancy, airbnb expanding rental options to somef the most pricey and luxurious accommodations on earth. designed for customers interested in or have $1,000 a night. called airbnb luxe. choose from more than 2,000 listings and get a dedicated trip designer, who's on hand to arrange just about everything from child care to personal trainers. marcus and i saw one that was $1 million a week. >> but when we did the math, that's $23,809 for 42 people. >> oh, that's so much better. >> if you have that amount of money to spare, per couple -- >> in french polynesia. >> go for it. >> shouldn't be advertising your own posting on there. >> shhhh! now you're telling our business. i thought we were family! >> got to keep it personal. >> if i gain, you gain.

>> call the bureau. >> that's too rich for my blood. >> one floop oroom in our littl apartment. >> if you're in the bay area, though, a.c. is free this week? >> yes it is. you know what? the electric bill has been so high blasting the a.c. this is a nice break for us all. starting out with a live look outside in san jose with a nice, clear sunrise. in campbell in the upper 50s heading out the door. normally reaching about 80 degrees, but not going to make it there today. it's going to be a big cool down. see in the seven-day forecast it ticks around a while. if you're on yore way out the door in pleasant hims maybe heading to the b.a.r.t. station there. going to be at about 59 degrees the next few hours. 68 at 10:00 and lunchtime outside with temperatures in the low 70s. a look at all the high temperatures today. we're dropping it about 10, maybe even 15 degrees in spots

today. it's all because of a strong onshore wind bringing in cool ocean breezes as we go throughout the day. one place where you can go and enjoy the time outside and the cooler temperatures, the alameda county fair today is free. all you have to do, bring in canned goods and also doing some good by feeding the needy today. as you make plans, it's also going to be windy out there. our winds will be picking up at about 15 to 20 miles per hour throughout the day, and so it's going to be gusting along with those clear skies, and this is the weather pattern we're going to see for quite a while. some gusty winds, but cooler temperatures, and that does extend into early next week. so here's the seven-day forecast. looking at mid-70s throughout the next several days. low 80s for the weekend. then we bring you back down a few more degrees heading closer to the fourth of mike, spotted something in the east bay. >> i did, kari. look at the map. you see green.

sensors almost everywhere. slowing out of the altamont, not a what i'm talking about. spotted something over there. a blip on the bigger map for highway 24. just cleared over the last few minutes. we mentioned the bay bridge of course, backup and metering lig lights should be turning on. that blip from orinda approaching a crash reported by sjg mike. he doesn't have a team assigned to him but hope he chooses nbc area's waze. and a crash here. back to the map. the most current information, show you the current view at the bay bridge toll plaza. and use your transponder now. everything moving smoothly but building and metering lights should be turned on any second. richmond bridge, san rafael bridge all lanes open forebusiness and, well, here

comes the business. >> mike, thank you. coming up, the fate of a decad decad decades-old controversial mural decided. what the school board wants to happen. that's next. and a huge honor for an eastern contra costa teacher. how our network, nbc, is honoring her. 5:21 for you right now. you're watching "today in the bay."

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and a ghost ship hairhouse trial absorbing compelling testimony from the wife of one of the defendants. micah allison took to the stand. she is married to master tenant derick almena and testified yesterday she previously saw one oakland arson investigator walking through the warehouse following a separate incident in 2014. that same fire inspector testified she had never set foot in the warehouse. prosecutors later tried to frame alison allison's testimony as unreliable. and soon history after a vote last night by the san francisco school board. the chronicle reports members voted unanimously to remove the muir that sits in the lobby at george washington high school and dates back to the 1930s. some people say they were offended by the murals depiction of dead native americans and

images of washington's slaves. some argued it should stay to provide an important history lesson. while the board voted to paint over the mural they left the door open for it to be covered with panels instead. that section option will only take effect in legal challenges prevent its full removal. oakland may soon be the latest bay area city to ban facial recognition technology. the city counsell committee approved the proposal yesterday, meaning it can move forward. saying it can interfere were you human rights and others said the technology can be a tool in fighting crime. last month san francisco became the first city in the country to ban public agencies from using it. and happening now, summer is in full swing and so are summer meal programs. >> helping make sure kids don't go hungry. just because school cafeterias are closed. contra costa eight libraries expect to serve up to 6,000 or more meals during the summer months. according to the u.s. department

of agriculture one out of six kids eligible for free lunch may not otherwise have access to food. the libraries are working to make sure every kid is fed. >> oftentimes during the summer many families, particularly one-income families depend on the free lunches through the school year and a nutrient gap when not getting them. the library is trying to provide this service. >> to find a summer food location near you check out the local library or visit lunchatthelibrary.org. that link is or our website. and a middle school teacher named the all-star teacher of the year. nbc sports bay area is awarding thiser of adams middle school a check fors $20,000. all other teachers entered, and the finalists will get $2,000 for their schools. congratulations to them. got a pop update for you. told you about it yesterday. this morning, new video of these little guys. gray wolf puppies officially out

of the den. new encloche herb at the oakland zoo. may be able to catch a glimpse's them. underwent a physical exam, received vaccinations yesterday. believe it or not only six weeks old. already on their way. >> cute. >> so cute. >> for now. >> until they bite you. >> right. 5 a 27 no:27. stories we're following, a fire breaking out overnight raging oust control juts out of the t flames from reaching homes. and a gunman opened fire as a car dealership killing two people and taking his own life. >> i do now he has kids and a wife. so unfortunately, i'm, you know -- someone has to go home without a father. coming up in a live report, the latest on the investigation. and a live look at the bay bridge. if you take it, look at this.

mike's going to get us through the commute coming up in a bit. kari is going to keep us up-to-date what to expect with the weather throughout the bay area. 5:28 and you're watching "today in the bay." a good wednesday

morning. 5:30 now. a live look outside at san francisco. beautiful skyline for us this morning as we get started with e thanks for joining us. i'm metering lights.

>> and i'm anush hsia rasta in for marcus washington. and not good for san francisco but the whole bay area, even inland. spots like martinez, upper 50s. a slow warm-up. leave the air conditioning off before you head out the door. it's going to be a much more pleasant day. check out the high temperatures, and it will be breezy. high temperature reaching the mt. mid-70s in concorde and san jose and 64 in san francisco. talk about the weekend forecast coming up, and, mike, the lights are on. >> and all of these folks left home. summertime commute means lighter volume now. the fast track lanes full. cache lane just filling in now. 5:31. five minutes of metering lights. easy drive. slowing off the berkeley curve and no other issues. slowing through concorde, highway 4, approaching 680.

and dublin interchange looks great and hayward and the castro valley. southbound, clear as a bell. back to you. >> mike, thank you. breaking now. bay area fire crews on the scene of a fast-moving brush fire in stanislav county. cal fire says 500 acres burned in the foothills west of patterson on the other side of mount hamilton and called the rock fire. photos here. at 9:30 last night the fire scorched 30 acres. the number exploded in the last few hours. right now 0% containment. caltrans crews are there. happening today, local agencies will hold a fire prevention meeting to discuss potential dangers in the east bay hills. it's an inspiration point in berkeley at 11:00 this morning. why you want to be prepared. check out how close a recent brush fire came to a home in walnut creek. this happened yesterday

afternoon on ignacio valley road. nbc bay area sky ranger captured video of the fire. the good news, firefighters prevented those flames from burning any home. no word on a cause. developing news. three people are dead in morgan hill. this is after police say a man shot and killed two people at a car dealership before turning the gun on himself. sources tell us that that gunman was a disgruntled employee. "today in the bay's" ali wolff is live for us. that news shaking up the community there in morgan hill. >> reporter: yeah, marcus. really heartbreaking news for the community here in morgan hill, and for the people who were at this ford dealership behind me when the shots were fired. we do know police spent the night investigating here inside the service tow truck arrive and then minutes ago we want to show you on-scene as this tow truck was taken away. this car was taken away from the scene on that tow truck. it is a gray ford focus. as of now, it's unknown who that

car belongs to, but we want to go through what we know so far about this deadly shooting. shots fired inside this service center and when the first officers arrived they found one man on the ground. potentially the suspect who might have shot himself had a gun in his hand. inside the dealership, officers then found the two other men who were dead. police sources told us that shooter is believed to be a former employee fired just yesterday. and witnesses who were working at the dealership at the time told us the same thing. take a listen to what one man had to say. >> just -- spent the whole day with him. a great guy. very, very sad. >> reporter: yeah. really a really sad story all around pap frightening scene, as you can imagine. people ran from the building once they heard gunfire. others out here hugging each

other. in the next half hour you'll hear from another witness who talks about one of the other possible victims and we'll update you as we get new information throughout the morning. reporting live for "today in the bay." >> thank you. we covered this breaking news as it was happening and laura garcia did a quick live update on facebook. you see her there. tweeting information and these pictures from morgan hill. remember, facebook and twitter pages are great resources for breaking news. follow us @nbcbayarea. a reminder. if you know someone struggling, there is help available. 24/7. call this number anytime. 1-800, 273-8255 or check with a counselor online at magic to their campaign. >> tonight in miami, and then

the other half tomorrow. covering the debates for nbc and telemundo with a look what we can expect heading into tonight. >> reporter: in miami and there it is behind me. the night concert hall where the debates take place beginning tonight here in downtown miami. the stage is set. the podiums in place for the first night of this democratic debate, and this is what it looks like inside the center for performing arts where the candidates will face-off over the next two nights. there is a lot at stake and the nation will be watching. downtown miami center of action. here both nights to bring you comprehensive coverage of the candidates and issues. see you later tonight and also on thursday. in miami, reporting for "today in the bay." and all of the debate action gets under way tonight on nbc bay area at 6:00. "today in the bay's" tracie potts also in miami for us this morning with a live report coming up at 5:00. 5:36 for you and ahead of

san francisco's pride celebration city leaders approving the formation of a lgbtq cultural district. the law preserves the culture in the historic castro neighborhood and brings additional funding and resources. the newest district will join several others including the compton transgender and ter tenderloin and lgbtq in selma. and as far as traffic, the beautiful green. meaning a beautiful drive in most ports. slowing on 101. on schedule for the first burst of traffic typically coming in there. and towards morgan hill, we'llt something going on. we'll watch it coming out of south county, and other side of

the screen, highway 17 moving smoothly. travel times are great. top number there just 18 minutes. that's one of the lowest times we've seen this time of morning. then as the commute build towards the bay bridge and a little buildup here at the richmond bridge as well. sun coming up. looks like a great day for the drivers. >> a great day, too, as we look ahead to the weekend. here on hump day. looking at -- >> it is going to be a busy weekend. let me tell you all happening in san francisco. we've got pride weekend. we've also got a festival and san francisco celebrating its 243rd birthday. there's going to be a lot going on around the city. we are going to have cool weather a few clouds drifting by for the coast. bay reaching 75, and 80 for inland area. on sunday, the big pride parade happening in san francisco. nbc bay area will have a float and we're going have great weather. just a few clouds with temperatures reaching into the mid-60s. the bay up to 77.

and inland valleys up to 83 degrees. now, also we'll have a lot of the celebrations, the dike march happening saturday fwl dolores park and that along with other festivities, cool with temperatures staying in the low 60s. if you're going to santa cruz, we'll have beautiful beach weather reaching low 70s. up to 71 degrees on saturday. sunday reaching 70 degrees. that's a live look heavenly. more snow melting. get to the sierras soon. highs in the low 70s there as well. reaching 74 degrees on sunday. and in retroriver valley, a nice weekend for wine tafrting and enjoying the local attractions. upper 70s there. a little warmer going to l.a. expecting highs also to reach into the mid-70s. talk more about that and also a look at today's forecast coming up. >> kari, sounds like a plan. coming up, breaking news. a brush fire burning east of the bay area.

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a live look outside palo alto. be prepared for gusty winds and lower temperatures. talking about how long that lasts in the forecast coming up in less than five minutes. and a beautiful drive as well on the peninsula. skies look great, but the ride is what i'm focusing on and you're at the limit through palo alto. how it's shaping up. a little more crowded on the other side of the bay. >> thanks, mike. a follow-up on the late-night vote. brentwood leaders decided to dig in deeper on a major development before moving forward. they want to build 2,400 homes mostly for seniors. video from last night's meeting. when the council voted unanimously to order a report on the project to be completed within one month's time. the report will examine the impact on schools and public safety. if members sign off on the report, a special election this fall would determine the measure. another follow-up. this one in san francisco where

a controversy new homeless shelter on the embarcadero officially has the green light.r approved the 200-bed navigation center night and rejected and appeal from opponents who claim the san francisco port commission did not adequately gather public input or perform a thorough enough environmental review. an attorney for the group says neighbors plan to file a legal challenge. president trump once again tweeted presidential harassment. >> this is happening now that robert mueller will testify to congress. >> the worst possible outcome for the president. mueller agreed to testify. though in the past the special counsel said he would stick to his report and nothing more. >> there has been discussion about an appearance before congress. any testimony from this office would not go beyond our report. it contains our findings and analysis and the reasons for the decisions we made.

>> now when mueller held this press conference back in may, there was really strong reaction to what he said. from republicans and the president. president trump has said he has read the entire mueller report, all 448 pages, yet he had that notably strong reaction to mueller's words after watching mueller on television this spring. bottom line is, many americans haven't read the report and even if mueller just reads his own words, but does it on television, it could be damaging for the president. mueller's scheduled to appear before two house committees july 17th. televised live. no doubt gavel to gavel. the house pass add bill to send billions to give relief to immigrants detained at the border. senate unlikely to pass that because of language money used for i.c.e. to beef up border security. the man in charge of customs and

border protection john sanders resigned. when asked about it, the president said he didn't know him. >> i don't think i've ever spoken to him, actually. we have very good people running it and i don't know anything about it. i hear he was a really good man a good person. i don't know him. i don't think i ever spoke to him. >> the president does it often. downplaying the importance of those leaving and playing up those 24coming in. >> i offered her the job this morning and she accepted and the first lady is very happy for her. it's a big job. a really big job, but will do a fantastic job. >> the democratic debate is tonight on nbc and telemundo 48. follow it on my website. >> thank you. breaking news east of the bay area. a fast-moving fire still burning ouch control in stanislav county

patterson. and that fire exploded overnight. hearing about 1,000 acres so far scorched. what have you been able to see since getting there? >> reporter: we just heard from calfire who said, yes. officially headed out here, 1,000 acres. 15% contained. not familiar with the area, we are over a lot'smont, west of patterson. the town of patterson. this road here behind me known as highway 30. if you're driving on this road another 25 miles, you would hit mount hamilton. of course, won't get there because of the fire. you can see in the hills behind me it's scorched a number of acres already there. we drove up from our location two, three we saw large flames climbing up the walls of the canyon. this within the past 30 minutes. calfire named this the rock fire because of rocks along the road. i mentioned now, 1,000 acres, 15% contained. burning through ranch land. no homes or structures that are

out here. it would have to travel miles to threaten any neighborhoods. there's about 150 firefighters out on the lines including hand crews, engines and dozers. overnight laid down fire lines to establish a perimeter and expecting winds to pick up later as they always do. calling in more firefighters, air support. the point of today is to get more perimeter and containment on the fire. what they expect to happen, at night the winds turn back on to the fire which would be bad, because then coming in this direction. trying to obviously establish nor containment. right now, 1,000 acres. 15% contained here at the rock fire in stanislav county.imef y kari. fire danger. windy conditions. hot. >> it's windy and we are also going to know as we go throughout the day that we are going to see those winds shifting, and that's going to affect our air quality here in the bay area.

notice the wind direction. blows what's happening in patterson away from the bay area affecting more of the central valley. it will, though, be windy. we know that's going to possibly fan the flames. something we'll continue to monitor here as we get cooler air moving in to the bay area. also all clear skies getting ready to head out the door in san francisco. in san jose, we have temperatures in the upper 50s. if you're about to step out, head to the station, grab a light jacket. through the day today feeling cooler, low 70s heading towards noon. looking for something to do tonight, check out music in the park in redwood city and by 6:00, in the mid-60s. chilly out there and you may need a jacket and maybe even your blanket to enjoy time out there at the pashgt. park. reach into the 60s today, and 70s, across the bay area. a pretty big cool down's in some spots 15 degrees cooler than yesterday, and we're going to see this kind of weather pattern

sticking with usecause of the slow moving area of low pressure across the pacific northwest. winds around that point, counterclockwise giving us an onshore wind flow and keeping temperature cooler than seen recently and even going into next week, still going to have the same weather pattern and heading into the fourth of july, no major changes here. looking at the seven-day forecast, expect 70s throughout the next several days leading into the weekend. a slight warm-up on the way for the inland valley. reaching into the low 80s and then going into next monday and tuesday. slightly cooler as well. seeing more of the same in san francisco. mike, easing into that commute today. >> yes. easy like a wednesday morning. in summer. okay. that was not a song. looking west. now finally seen volume we lanes moving about now. visibly. just a little but we'll take it. meaning lighter volume out of

the maze and look at the speeds in richmond. slowing now and concorde holding steady with a little bit for 4 and 2.2 travel through the concorde area. nothing major in your drive. slow for hayward. south bay great and peninsula no problem. no delays for the mass transit system. a great opportunity to let someone else do the driving there. operating with no problems. there we go. a tow truck making its way across that san mateo bridge just joining with the traffic. check the reports there. maybe something is going on but the span is moving for now to westbound 92. back to you. >> thanks, mike. happening now, protesters flooding the streets of hong kong once again opposing a controversial extradition bill. today protesters demanding world leaders discuss the new bill at the g-20 meeting in japan laters this week. a fiery crash andth tesla.

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mime marcus washington. >> and i'm anoushan rasta in for laura garcia. a good week and weekend and rest of the week ahead of us. >> here on out looking great. cooler weather and we'll continue to cool off over the next few days, even in the valleys. it's been hot, i know, but we can leave off the air conditioning today. get out the door with a clear view outside. santa clarita, upper 50s. usual start to the morning leading to a slower warm-up throughout the day as high temperatures only reach mid-70s in the south bay. talk about all of the microclimates coming up and, mike, you're updating the san mateo bridge. >> last time we saw, a tow truck joined w