♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. and good tuesday morning to you, july 9th. taking a live look outside at san rafael, good start to the morning, and cars are already on their way. we thank you for starting your morning here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia, and we are in full swing of summer, though if you open your window right now, it's ikeno that. >> no, not at all. it's been really nice and actually cool for this time of year. a live look outside in walnut creek, as you step out, temperatures in the upper 50s. another slow warmup to the day with a few clouds lingering throughout the morning. into the afternoon our south bay high temperatures reaching into the upper 70s, even some low 80s there. we'll talk more about this and

very hot forecast ahead. mike, you're hearing about a crash in san francisco. >> i am, kari. i'm tracking this right behind my name, get the vanity plate there. 101 at 280, chp should confirm more detailproblems. contra costa county an easy drive. highway 4 or road as you leave brentwood. no major problems, not p ss and the peninsula, you see a little bit of slowing north 101 right around willow, just minutes ago i saw a traffic break rolling through the area as they cleared some more crews, looks like everything is pushing north to marsh, which should be the end of the construction area there. back to you. >> thanks, mike. developing right now, news from overnight in san jose, search and rescue teams are scouring the night around valley medical center for a woman, you

see right here, ruby orman, she's battling alzheimer's and dementia. she walked away from the hospital around 4:00 p.m., last seen wearing a multicolor head scarf and if you have any information, you are asked to call police. defendant derick almena is expected to return to the courtroom today. he and max harris face 36 charges of manslaughter. almena told jurors he's mostly isolated in his jail cell over the last two years and he feels morally and spiritually responsible for the 2016 tragedy. here is his attorney later outside the courtroom. >> when you put on a client, it's kind of like having a baby. you don't know, you know, what's going to happen. we're hoping that, you know, he will redeem himself with his testimony. >> almena puts the blame on the

building's owner. he claims theam to make the necessary renovations and he decided to make the upgrades on his own. a lot of people are sleeping under the stars in southern california after that pair of powerful earthquakes shook the area. homes like this one that went up in flames are still in shambles this morning. as help starts pouring in to the hardest hit towns people are struggling to find a way to get back to normal. >> "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd is in ridgecrest with a look at the cleanup. >> reporter: take a look at this home. it burned down during the 7.1 earthquake. everyone got out alive, good news for a community struggling to get back on its feet, but help is here. we tagged along with the red cross as they delivered food and water to many people living in the remote areas of this earthquake region. we caught up with a lot of people assessing the damage in their homes, and we talked to many people who feel safer afra.

i've been in a few times and i set down and i can't believe that we've lost all the contents almost of our entire household. >> reporter: now people here are definitely hel one another. everyone i've been talking to, they're telling me that they will definitely rebuild. in ridgecrest, cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." >> here is a before and after comparison taken with satellite imagery. on the left you see this photo, this is the epicenter july 4th, before the first quake struck. on the right the same area on july 6th. you can see the crack circle in the yellow. scientists say the quake has ripped open fissures and changed the topography of the ridgecrest area. >> we'll continue to bring you the latest developments out of southern california all day long. continue to see online on nbcbayarea.com, we've posted videos and photos o the

earthquake damage. if the big one hits san francisco, some believe the city would not be adequately prepared and with disaster planning now front and center, they hope adjustments are being made, specifically talking about ambulance staffing tageses. the firefighters union questioning what might happen in a major disaster. but a recent budget hearing, san francisco's fire chief said staffing shortages are common. she says normal response times are impacted by the growing population, and the increase in call volume. >> it's been a huge challenge for us. we run at level zero on a daily basis and level zero is when there are no ambulances available. >> if it were up to me we'd have 40 additional ambulance drivers. >> fire commissioner joe veranese says increasing staffing levels is critical but city leaders say a staffing boost is not in the cards. mevie minimum wage in the country, but that could be about to change. as of july 1st the minimum wage

increased to $16.30 an hour. it is the latest increase from a wage ordinance first passed four years ago. some small business owners now say they cannot afford more increases. councilmembers will vote on re on the ballot to let voters decide for themselves. 4:36. coming up on "today in the bay," watching your health. there is a push to put drug prices on tv commercials. the reason a judge is blocking the plan. and real life effects of the trade war. where nintendo is moving production because of the trouble between the u.s. and china. and taking a live look out at sfo, you can see this morning a great start to our morning. more news coming up for you right after the break. you're watching "today in the bay."

rogers at cnbc . headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street could see more loss this is morning as investors rethink their expectations for that i big rate from the federal reserve this month. stocks fell yesterday with the dow and nasdaq and s&p 500 posting back-to-back losses. a federal judge has blocked the trump administration from requiring drug companies to disclose prices in tv ads, that rule, which was proposed in may, was set to go into effect today. wholesale or list prices wou dr

per month for supply. drug companies sued, claiming the rule could be confusing fors due to discounts that are negotiated with health insurers and pharmacies. finally nintendo plans to shift some production of its popular switch game console to vietnam from china, amid the u.s./china trade war. it says the move is aimed at diversifying production and not escaping higher u.s. tariffs on products imported from china. apple had asked its suppliers to assess the cost of shifting 3530-% of production to southeast asia. marcus and kris, back over to you. >> thank you very much, kate. coming up here on "today in the bay," look at what we can expect from the weather, kari something to smile about again. >> we're g martinez upper 50s, a few clouds rolling by and a slow warmup with our temperatures throughout normal weather for now, and

then a warmup in the forecast, that's coming up next. >> and oh, man, at the bay bridge, we just suddenly got a big crowd. cash payers not all the cash lanes are open. i also have another issue in san francisco. we'll talk about the problem also leaving the city. we want you to be careful when you're looking for government info like dmv, social security, or public records online. your typical search engine might send you to unofficial web pages that could charge to you do things that are free on real government websites. be spectacle of web addresses that end in .com or .gov. let us know if you have a consumer complaint. the number is 888-996-tips or go to nbcbayarea.com/responds.

good morning to you. we are looking live at walnut creek and over that traffic, you see a couple of stray clouds there in the distance, we have cooler temperatures, nice sleeping weather so hopefully you are waking up refreshed this morning. so we all know that rising rents are a growing problem here in the bay area but listen to this. amazon is now offering a solution. the online retail giant is selling an array of build it yourself tiny homes. smaller kits start at $5,000. three-bedroom kits cost $19,000. those homes come in three big packages, shipped to the customer's door or possibly the property that you just bought. >> they have to build the door.

>> that's not a solution for us, because what's high is the land. >> exactly. >> that is true. >> wah, wah. backyard issing looking pretty good. >> three kids and a tiny house? >> the in-law units, a big one inde indeed. we're enjoying the weather, not having to blast the ac. i haven't had to show the satellite and radar for a long time. look at the setup we have here, a large storm system approaching the pacific northwest, and look at that rain that's approaching the far northwestern california were going a breezy wind picking up this morning, and a few more clouds. so as we get a live look outside in san jose, and check out our temperature trend, we will start out the morning with some partly to mostly cloudy skies, and some mid-50s, as you get ready to head out the door. by 8:00, we're at 59 degrees and our temperatures warm up slowly again today. not as warm as we normally see,

and for danville, if you're headed out early for a jog, it's going to be cool and still at 9:00, we're at 60 degrees, rising into the upper 60s at 11:00. let's get a look at our high temperatures for today. for the south bay, cupertino topping out at 78 degrees. 81 in gilroy today. there will be a few spots slightly warmer compared to yesterday like the inland east bay, with antioch reaching 82, martinez reaching up to 76 degrees, and for the peninsula, we're going to see a high of 75 in redwoodciwer 60s, and still gusty winds kicking up today as ll awe in the north bay, it's going to stay breezy with some upper 70s, so that's that storm system that we are seeing, and it still will be across the area through the middle of the week, but then after that, high pressure starts to build across the desert southwest, and that's going to give us a boost in our temperatures, causing the winds to flow offshore, and we are

going to have with that offshore wind much warmer temperatures. take a look at where we go from here. we'll be in the upper 70s today. low 80s tomorrow, then some upper 80s by friday. looks like saturday we top out at90 degrees and it stays warm into next week. >> kari, an accident not very good but shouldn't last too long. green sensors everywhere. the north bay also looks clear right now but getting out of san francisco south 101 jammed up right at the 280 connector, heard about a crash, sounds like that crash leaves the vehicle sideways on the connector from 101 to he connector is currently closed. maybe another 15 minutes. that was the original estimate lasting for another 15 minutes or less. we'll track that closely. if you are leaving the house now, watching us on tv, you shouldn't have a problem getting over there for most of your

commutes through the area. 280 is clear if you leave the city via that route. we showed you a backup for the cash lanes for the toll plaza at the bay bridge, they should sort out over the next ten minutes. walnut creek interchange, highway 4 through the north bay and richmond-san rafael bridge an easy look at that almost clear drive. one car coming. there is a crew that should be clearing os iver the westbound direction. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. 4:48 now. look at your screen, this house cat. people in san mateo may be a little unnerved after a mountain lion sighting two blocks from city hall. this is home security video from about 4:00 yesterday so this is a fresh sighting. the big cat cruising the walk on 22nd and isabela avenue. police later went looking for it. new details on a story that could have been a lot worse for one family in southern california. a 4-year-old girl was run over

by a life guard truck, it happened yesterday on coronado beach in san diego. the life guard was on patrol and rescue crews say the girl happened to be crouched in the sand. hospital staff did not reveal her exact injuries but say she is in good condition. a fire heavily damaged a condo unit in newark yesterday afternoon. this near newark memorial high school. a family of four died and four condos are damaged or destroyed. no word on the cause. 4:49 for you right now. a new suit claimsty punished a y on campus despite lack of evidence. >> the suit was filed by the alpha omega house corporation, it seasons stanford's sigma chi house. several students claim they were drugged at a house party by the fraternity. stanford said the fraternity violated aohitreleased a

statement it will file a response to that complaint. in southern california, a violent family fight at disneyland was caught on camera. >> this video is disturbing. >> stop it! >> anaheim police say that they are now considering whether to file criminal charges against these family members. this all happened on saturday and the police department said officers arrived and escorted the family from the park, but then no charges were filed because the family wanted nothing done. officers say that at the time they were not aware of this video footage and that now they are opening an investigation. 4:50 for you right now. new this morning, standing up for california in its battle against white house plans to relax mileage standards. 23 governors, almost all democrats, havepledge commits t

the obama era goals and standards meant to reduce carbon emissions. california is leading that effort. the white house wants to loosen the standards laid out by president obama. and sometimes even when you lose, you win over hearts everywhere. >> take for example 15-year-old coco gauff. the magic appears to be just beginning. >> somebody told me this maybe three weeks ago, i probably wouldn't believe it. i'm so excited to see if i continue to work hard, see what other success i can do in the future. >> just 15 years old, the tennis world new "it" girl lost inraigp who months ago was the top ranked player in the world. coco gauff will appear on the "today" show, following "today in the bay" coming up at 7:00 this morning. >> most certainly she has won. >> she's amazing. coming up on "today in the bay," a shocking mixup, led to a

woman giving birth to another coupbabies. thrneg. rainfall is causing flash flooding in some villages in happening now, intense northern spain. this is new video just in to our newsroom and a main road in a small village was split in half from two overflowing rivers. at least one person is dead, and spain's national weather agency is warning more downpours later today. we'll be right back. introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. introducing my new spicy with crunchy batter.. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box.

♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. taking a live look outside here at the golden gate bridge, a few cars on the road right now getting started with the day, but hey, you're up with us, getting started with your morning. 4:55 right now. a southern california facility clinic is accused of a

shocking mistake. >> it really is. one woman says an ivf mixup led to her giving birth to another couple's babies. the cha clinic is based in los angeles and a federal lawsuit filed by an unnamed new york couple says the clinic act with reckless disregard. fertility doctors say not associated with the lawsuit say most ivf clinics have ways to avoid errors just like this one. >> youfeguards for checking, double-checking, rechecking, triple-checking and then tha it doesn't happen. >> two other clinics came under fire when a liquid nitrogen tank failed, possibly impacting thousands of eggs and embryos for 400 patients. the cha clinic has not responded to nbc news' request for comment. the baseball world is saying hello, cleveland. >> the sports fans are there for tonight's all-star game. talk about starting things off

with a bang, last night they held the home run derby which was a special night for the oakland a's 'matt chapman. he had his dad pitch for him. he used to dream about that when he was in high school, to have his dad pitch for him. unfortunately, chapman did not make it to the finalrk mets roor guerrero, jr. coming up on "today in the bay" we want to look at the forecast as you head out the door this morning. >> looking pretty great, although a few clouds. a live look in fremont this morning as you get ready to drive on 880 or heading out to work, it's going to be in the mid-50s, and then warming up to the upper 60s by 11:00. we'll talk about all of our microclimates coming up next. and tail lights on our view of the san mateo bridge, leaving from 880 toward 101, where we track a crash going on, getting out of san francisco. this span is smooth. the departure from the city, we'll see how that's shaping up.

plus, a major overhaul for officers in california. lawmakers passing a bill restricting when they can use deadly force. many questions still lingering as the new rule is set to become law.

right now at 5:00, overhaul for lawmakers passing when officers can use deadly force. the one decision we're waiting on this morning. plus frightening moments after a toddler falls from a balcony in contra costa county. the answers we're still trying

to get this morning. and decision time, a potential ending on the horizon in a battle to change a north bay school district's name. what school board leader also likely finally do today. "today in the bay" continues marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez, i'm in for laura garcia. and it is nice and cool this morning. maybe you get a break on your energy bill, able to turn off your air conditioning like i was yesterday. >> it was nice to turn off the ac, but we'll be blasting it by the end of the week unfortunately. here is a live look outside in san francisco, a lot of clouds overhead, that will linger throughout much of the day. so ourratus at 10:00 mostly in the 60s headed into the upper l 70s by lunch time, and then as we go into the afternoon, those temperatures spread out. we'll still see those low 60s near the coast w soith low 80s the inland valleys.

mike you're taking us back to sf. >> that's right because of the crash. green sensors over most of the bay, a little slowing out of the altamont, you expect that and road crews moving around, temporary slowing as well for those areas. now we do see speed sensors improving south 101 connector to 280 reported closed by chpt b t shown speed sensors move in the higher speed directions so i think they reopened that connector, as they anticipated. we'll track that again south bae