>> that is so nasty. i'm sorry. show me when they have fur. they're not ready yet. they should have a pouch like marsupials,'t come out until they have fur. >> let's switch it out. right now at 6:00, governor newsom has a big decision to make. >> if i don't take up this challenge, who else will? >> that's the lawmaker behind a bill that could make police think twice before firing their weapon. what the law would change for officers across the state. and a parent's worst nightmare in contra costa county, we'll tell you how a child is doing after falling from a second story window. today the possible final chapter in an effort to change the name of a school district. "today in the bay" continues right now. good tuesday -- i was about to say friday. i'm so ahead of myself. >> could you make it so? >> good tuesday morning to you. thanks for starting with "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and it's friday for laura, she's not here, still on

vacation with the kiddos, so she probably doesn't know what day it is. >> we'll make it like a friday, we'll have great weather today, get outside and enjoy it. we are going to see that quickly coming to an end as we go throughout the week. let's get out the door this morning in martinez, with some low 60s, and it will be partly to mostly cloudy to start, but once that clears out, we have a beautiful day ahead. just slightly warmer than it was yesterday with a few more low 80s in the east bay valleys but overall we're looking at mostly 60s and 70s across the bay. i'll talk more about that heat-up in a few minutes and mike, you follow that summertime commute. >> that's right, which means we have that early burst of traffic for folks who tend to commute before 6:00 and things ease up and then gradually build, getting closer toward the 7:00 hour. right now you're getting a break. notice all the green just bits of orange kicking in to speeds in the 50s through those areas. typical for the portion of the tri-valley and the east bay. highway 4 shows the most recent change over the last 20 minutes through bay point, and a little

build here, hercules and slowing into richmond and the brkly cur berkeley curve. the metering lights are on at the bay bridge, but movement for the fastrak and cash lanes there as well as the build here from richmond over toward san rafael, again movement looser pack right now at the toll plaza. send it right over to you, marcus. >> thanks, mike. after several high-profile deadly police shootings, there is a new bill outlining when police can use deadly force. bob redell joins us live from the newsroom and bob, all this needed right now is the governor's signature. >> that's right, marcus. governor gavin newsom is expected to sign a law assembly bill 392 which cleared the legislative late yesterday and on its way to his desk for his signature. assuming a.b. 392 becomes law, there will be a new standard when officers can open fire on a suspect, only when the officer needs to defend against imminent threat of death or serious injury to themselves or innocent civilians. the current standard for deadly

force is when the officer thinks it's "reasonable." the new law would elevate to when it's "necessary." lawmakers created legislation after public anger over fatal police shootings, including that of stefan clark, who was shot by police after responding responding to a car burglary mistook his cell phone for a gun. here's assemblywoman shirley weber, coauthor of the new law. >> we're optimistic that this improve relationships in communities, and it will open up conversations about the use of force and what it means in every community and when it occurs, what does it really mean. it empowers people in the community who felt so powerless that, when things happen, they didn't have a voice, they didn't understand the system and they couldn't make rational decisions as to what took place, whether it was necessary to be done or not. >> a number of law enforcement groups are against this bill. earlier this year, the california fraternal order of police said a.b. 392 creates a

"impossible standard" and that officers often face tense, uncertain and rapidly evolving life and death situations. quoting again, "the problem is the standard would be applied in hindsight." reporting live here in the newsroom, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. 6:04 now. to capitol hill. president trump's administration is trying to put that citizenship question back on the census, despite the fact that the supreme court decided against it. tracie potts is live in washington with more on that ongoing battle. tracey? >> >> it has been an ongoing battle and looks like it will keep going, despite the supreme court, kris, saying that no, the question cannot be on the census, and the administration said they'd start printing without it. now it looks like president trump is trying to change that. president trump says he's considering an executive order to include a citizenship question on the census, despite the u.s. supreme court ruling against it.

>> we can start the printing now and maybe do an addendum after we get a positive decision, so we're working on a lot of things, including an executive order. >> it does provide a pathway for getting the question on the census. >> reporter: the court said the government's reason for asking citizenship isn't good enough. the justice department has brought in a new team to fight cases in new york, california and maryland. opponents argue the question will discourage participation in mostly democratic immigrant communities. >> his hat "make america white again." they want to make sure that certain people are counted. it's really disgraceful. >> reporter: the president's also touting his record on the environment. >> my administration has made it a top priority to ensure that america is among the very cleanest air and cleanest water on the planet. >> he's out there talking about his crystal clean air and water. we're far from that.

>> reporter: the environmental performance index ranks the u.s. 27th worldwide. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> 6:05 for you right now. a new call for pg&e oversight, this time from the mayor of san jose. "the mercury news" reports sam liccardo is asking lawmakers to tighten the oversight for the now bankrupt utility. they are concerned about summer shutdowns when there's high fire danger. as it stands, the utility has the power to make those decisions on its own. he says public interest must be taken into account. south bay nurses concerned about staffing levels plan to air their issues during a protest today. union members plan to picket outside good samaritan hospital. and also regional medical center in san jose. organizers are concerned about high turnover rates and what they say is insufficient hiring. today's picket is not a strike and should not affect operations. in contra costa county a family recovering after their

18-month-old toddler fell from from a second story window. the child air lifted to the hospital. we are looking to find out how he or she is doing and how this happened. in what could be the final chapter in the effort to change the name of one north bay school district. earlier this year, dixie school board school district board members in marin voted to change the name because of the ties to confederacy. the naming committee has since narrowed down nearly 90 submissions for new names and today the board will hold a public hearing and likely will vote. the name change is supposed to take effect at the end of next month. berkeley is considering another environmental first as the "east bay express" reports the city council will vote on a proposed ordinance banning new natural gas hookups. if passed, the requirement would be for all new buildings and would start in 2020, this comes as berkeley is about to see a wave of new construction, over

3,000 residential units are currently being planned. a san francisco mobile recycling program is now in jeopardy of misfiring its debut because of an inability to secure funding. "the examiner" reports city leaders failed to secure a $3 million e grant that was supposed to help roll out the new mobile program to cover recent neighborhood recycling plant closures. san francisco was hoping to secure that money from a beverage container recycling fund. while that won't happen, leaders plan to roll out what is a watered down version of that pilot program. it's never too late to go back to school, even for 49ers star quarterback jimmy garoppolo. in this case, it's a special summer school, ahead of the start of training camp. jimmy g. will spend most of the rest of the month working with a quarterback guru named tom haus, who runs an academy in southern california and he's worked with several star quarterbacks over the years, including tom brady. jimmy g. suffered a knee injury,

three games into last season. well, it feels a little bit like football weather right now, kari. i feel like maybe we should put on some chili tonight. >> yes. but -- >> i'm coming over. >> -- we'll be feeling baseball weather soon and heating up going into the next few days. this is a live look outside in dublin this morning, starting out with the clouds rolling by, and it starts out also nice and cool. if you're on your way to the b.a.r.t. station, it will be in the mid-50s. you might need a jacket for those early hours, but later on today, it will feel very comfortable, and at 1:00 we're at 74 degrees. our temperatures just a little bit warmer than yesterday, reaching 78 in livermore, 76 in san jose and the high in concord and antioch will reach 82 degrees. in santa rosa, expect a high of 78, while san francisco stays in the mid-60s, with those breezy winds. we'll talk more about some hotter temperatures in the forecast, in just a few minutes, but mike, you have a little bit of a break for some drivers. >> that's right, a break, not

brake. i'm staying out of the shots so i can show you the lanes easing up at the bottom, talking about the fastrak, the cash lanes, fastrak lanes are here. they are full but moving slowly. this break happens in the summertime between about now and about 6:30, when things will get more crowded once again. that's when the bulk of the commute really starts in earnest. we see a little slowing for 580 feeding those lanes that are backed up in the cash side on the right approach. a nice drive, walnut creek interchange, no problem. a little slowing through concord now building for what's now southbound 242. a little build for hayward, same thing for 84 and 680, where they merge at sunol and the south bay, early slowing eased up. back to you. >> thanks, mike. next and new for you this hour, netflix just put out new numbers. the record the south bay company says "stranger things" just set. meanwhile, a potential out of this world ipo in the

countdown. we'll take a look in business news. ♪ baby shark do, do, do, do, do ♪ >> brand new this hour, we now know when the baby shark tour is coming to town. we know you haven't had enough of it yet. you're watching "today in the bay."

we've made it past monday. at 6:13, we are seeing mostly cloudy skies over the south bay and we'll see it's lingering throughout much of the morning. santa clara we'll get some clearing right at about 9:00 to 10:00, as our temperatures warm into the low 70s today. it will be a beautiful afternoon but it's going to heat up, more on that, in less than five minutes. and we're just getting started for your morning commute but right here, san jose you can't tell, north 101 very light traffic and that's why we have a light drive, minor slowing in portions of your northbound commute. the top number 85 to 85, just 20 minutes. and good morning and very happy tuesday to you. stocks fell again as investors became convinced the fed won't lower interest rates. now we do get inflation data on thursday, so we'll see where that takes us. chinese and american negotiators plan to talk about trade over

the phone, that's at least a little bit of good news. facebook, apple founder steve wozniak once again speaking out against facebook, saying people should leave facebook. he has. woz said this before but it's making news again. facebook's instagram rolling out a new feature to discourage bullying allowing you to limit interaction with abusive users and new artificial intelligence that asks you, are you really sure you want to post that message before posting something that computers detect may be a dumb thing to post? richard branson's virgin galactic will file to go public. the company plans to take people to space. while it hasn't made a cent of profit, it would be the first space travel company to go public in history, that's pretty remarkable. if you wanted to get in on the action now, you could buy shares of northrop grumman which owns the company that makes that spacecraft. in washington there is a government think tank that says the government will run out of money sooner rather than later. the government has less money

coming in thanks to the tax cuts but the same amount of money going out. now, it can borrow more money to make up the difference but it hit the caps on the borrowing. the government will need to raise the debt ceiling. this happens all the time, but the due date to raise the debt ceiling now gets moved up to as early as september, but wait, there's another detail. congress isn't in session in early september. the house leaves washington for vacation 17 days from now. doesn't come back until september 9th or 10th, that's too late. >> right. >> they've now got 17 days to get this solved, and you know washington. >> nothing happens in 17 days. >> nothing. 17 and counting, yes. >> okay. so i guess, i mean we won't know how this plays out until -- >> i'll have a countdown over there. >> see'two sides can come together for something. thanks, scott. 6:16. new this morning, when it

comes to netflix hits, we have a new title holder. the lowdown on the upside down, "stranger things" fans have made the launch of season three, the biggest netflix production yet. the streaming giant announcing more than 40 million viewers have watched the first episode over the first four days since the release, the most for any netflix original film or series and half viewers binged all eight episodes by sunday, this past sunday. so wow. ♪ do we have good news for you that might be the only time i ever sing that song. new kids viral sensation "baby shark" is hitting the road for a 100-date tour and there is one bay area stop on the list. it is sunday, october 20th at the center for performing arts in san jose. tickets go on sale online at noon today, so you know what you're doing with your lunch hour, that viral song has gotten

more than 3 billion views on youtube, and kari, you're the only one who is really in this age group kid wise, so are you going to go? >> i have taken off youtube from the ipad. >> because of "baby shark"? >> i just don't want to hear it that mean times. >> one last time for the tour? >> i didn't understand it's a whole show. it's just a shark. how do you build a whole show? >> and it's not at the shark tank. that is a marketing miss. ♪ >> let's move on. nice weather this morning as you get ready to head out. we're trying to find things to do with the kids. don't let them watch that video over and over again. head outside. we're going to have some beautiful weather. here is a live look outside at the golden gate bridge as the sun rises beneath those clouds that will stay over the city for much of the day today. headed out to the park in vallejo we'll see a mix of sun and clouds and a cool start to the morning if you're going out

to the park, you need a jacket for the 7:00 to 8:00 hour, and then it starts to warm up a little bit more as our skies clear and feels comfortable this afternoon with low 70s there and take the allergy medication before you head out. trees and grass pollen moderate on the report today, and everything else that's fairly low. our high temperatures today headed into the low 80s for a few of our east bay and knob valleys and even morgan hill reaching 80 degrees but mostly 60s and 70s here, with san jose topping out at 76 degrees. our weather setup is something like we normally see in like early spring. we have this large storm system that's moving into the pacific northwest, and even some light rain trying to edge its way into far northwestern california. this will not bring us any rain, but will bring us some more clouds, and also a stronger onshore wind flow that will keep it cool today. so we're going to see a few clouds passing by, temperatures reaching the 70s, and then going into the weekend, this weather

pattern quickly changes. a large area of high pressure over the desert southwest will change the direction of our winds, actually blowing offshore. so it's going to heat up and you can probably see that at the bottom of the screen, as we talk about our seven-day forecast in the upper 70s for today inland but then some 90s going into saturday. not a whole lot, and at least we won't see this for a prolonged period of time, but we are going to have a spike in those temperatures, headed into the end of the week, while san francisco gets a little bit more sunshine. mike, you're starting out with the drive through hayward. >> kari, folks drive through hayward nimitz and across 92, this is the san mateo bridge. we typically see the volume buildup about now. summertime months is just getting started and we see a smooth flow, flat section, high-rise, no delays. as we look at the big map, you see that you have a little slowing again where we showed you the build, slight build over toward the high-rise. dumbarton bridge just getting started with the build as well. a couple of spots with debris pop-ups, 280 at wolf, reports of

a ladder in lanes and a dolly 680 through sunol that might be a traffic break the little blip as you pass highway 84. we'll track those. no major issues again, no major crashes, no alerts. the bay bridge toll plaza we have the metering lights on, and the backup in the toll plaza but the left lanes, the left approach even lighter than we looked about 15 minutes ago. the fastrak lanes and the lanes off the top of the screen right approach, those are filled in and we'll see that build probably starting again in the next 15 minutes, that will continue to build for the left approach as we hit the later part of your morning commute. richmond to san rafael bridge showing a steady flow of traffic. the fastrak lanes, cash lanes easing up. a lighter flow of traffic headed into those areas. bring you cash, a lighter build and shorter wait there. no delays for b.a.r.t. for ace riders this is the last time i'll call this out, there's no wifi coming in on the ace trains, and so you'll have to make other accommodations if you

try to do some online work on the way to work. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:21 for you right now. breaking news in the presidential race, another person from california just announcing his candidacy. we'll tell you who, coming up next. and major international news overnight out of hong kong. the issue that sparked massive protests may finally vei lly hay la resoluti resolution. robert handa posting this on facebook about the recent earthquakes and aftershocks you see right there, this is in southern california. he writes "no wonder many people sleeping outside of their homes." be sure to follow him for updates on facebook, twitter as well as instagram.

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sex trafficking. the billionaire is a registered sex offender who had previously been under federal investigation. in a controversial deal, florida prosecutors alowed for a reduced sentence and charges in exchange for a guilty plea, in that case. epstein served 13 months in jail on prostitution charges. now to a follow-up, a man accused of killing two men in san mateo county is asking to represent himself at trial. according to "mercury news" malik dasuki entered a not guilty plea in court yesterday. prosecutors say last month he killed a taxi driver and a towing company employee, both on skyline boulevard. this just in at 6:26, hong kong leaders say the controversial extradition bill is dead. human rights activists are rejecting lawmaker assurances that the bill is really off the table. hundreds of thousands of people have protested for the past month against that legislation. several of the demonstrations did turn violent. here is the stories we're

working for you at 6:30, cleanup and recovery continues in southern california after this series of big quakes and aftershocks. brand new today, we go back to ridgecrest, talking to people who live there. and the long-term impact of california's wildfires isn't limited to physical damage. the information we'll get today on the health of our state's firefighters. plus -- >> watching then tire video is hard for a lot of people to watch but coming up for you at 6:45, the brawl that broke out at disneyland and that video that's going viral. 6:27 for you right now. you're watching "today in the bay." this is fred. he's dancing like nobody's watching.

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plus, add xfi advantage for enhanced network security. click, call or visit a store today to learn more. and right now, at 6:30, we made it to tuesday. take a live look outside in dublin, where you can see a lot of people getting started with their day, and we certainly hope to get you started as well. thanks for beginning here with us on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez. i'm in for laura garcia, and we want to get a look at that forecast, which is cooler for today, but warmer by the weekend. >> yes, we are going to have some warmer air in the forecast so enjoy the nice weather while we have it. as you get ready to head out the door in pleasant hill, it's going to be partly to mostly cloudy with some upper 50s to start, and as we go throughout the day, warming up into the mid-70s, and very nice this afternoon. it will be just slightly warmer than we've seen the past couple of days with concord and antioch, ukiah reaching 82 degrees today.

while we keep the 60s for parts of the bay and the coast. we'll talk about the weekend coming up and mike, the bridges are starting to see the build. >> that's traditionally the first spot we'll see the focus of the commute and it's a light commute right now. we are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, and the richmond to san rafael bridge toll plaza, those are really the slowest areas and a mild build for richmond itself. highway 37 i kind of count that as a bridgewell because the bridges toward mayor island shows traditional slowing out of vallejo. san mateo span folks wait at the toll plaza and the metering lights. and a smooth drive but unusual slowing for this pattern, dixon landing road reports of a ladder or dolly in the roadway. may have been a traffic break, here south of that shot, traffic is flowing smoothly headed southbound toward tesla. you know where that is. back to you. >> we do, thank you very much. happening today, a new study

hear about the health impacts of firefighters on the front line. pete suratos joins us live. >> reporter: good morning to you kris. the study is going to focus on firefighters who battled the tubbs fire back in 2017 for those folks that don't remember too much about it, it was one of the most destructive wildfires in california history, so the study is led by the san francisco firefighters cancer prevention foundation and it began roughly about three weeks after the firefighters returned home from the tubbs fire in 2017. all together, 148 firefighters volunteered to take part in the study providing information ranging from length of service to the amount of times they washed their hands before eating. the foundation decided to put together the study, citing concerns about the level of toxic chemical exposure for firefighters who battled the tubbs fire. some firefighters called the fires the west coast version of 9/11. "santa rosa press democrat" saying most firefighters used lighter restrictive wildland gear instead of the

heavy air tanks and face masks that would have eliminated exposure to toxic fumes from the hazardous fuels from homes, structures and vehicles. this two-year study is set to be released later this morning at 11:45 a.m. reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> that's scary to hear it compared to what happened to firefighters at 9/11. i know a lot of folks will be listening. thank you, pete. some good news on a developing story overnight. earlier we were telling you about the effort to find a woman by the name of ruby orman. she's been found. she is battling alzheimer's and dementia and walked away from valley medical center yesterday afternoon, but the santa clara county sheriff's office says that she was found safely just a few miles away. so good thing they were looking for her. >> good day indeed. 6:33 for you right now. a lot of people are sleeping under the stars in southern california. this is after a pair of powerful earthquakes shook that area. homes like this one you see right here engulfed in flames and many of those homes in that area 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. our cheryl hurd is in ridgecrest this morning with a look at that 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 sleeping outside their homes. >> really afraid to go inside. 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 helping 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." >> thank you, cheryl. 6:34 for you right now. new this morning, hayward is focusing on buildings that could be vulnerable for the next major earthquake. a new ordinance will force owners of about 300 multi-unit buildings to inform the city whether they intend to shore them up. the city council approved that measure just days before the recent quakes that shook southern california. defendant derek almena is expected to return to the witness stand today in the ghost ship warehouse trial. the former master tenant broke down yesterday on the stand during his first day of testimony. he and fellow tenant max harris face 36 involuntary manslaughter accounts. 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 said he feels responsible, however he put the blame only the building's owner. he claims the family refused to make the necessary renovations and he decided to make the upgrades on his own. emeryville right now has the highest 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 repealing the ordinance and could put a measure on the ballot to allow voters to decide. 6:36 right now. the celebrations are just beginning for the u.s. women's soccer teaming. preparations are under way for the team's parade through new york city tomorrow. this comes after sunday's big

world cup win. they beat the netherlands 2-0. team usa. >> pretty exciting, two years in a row. that's tough. >> eight years, right, every four years so two tournaments in a row, my gosh. that is good stuff. i was yelling in my house, my kids come downstairs, what's going on? you got to watch this game. over here, we're watching this. i got to watch this now, the san mateo bridge because the build. it's slowing now on the flat section and across you see the speed sensors in the orange range, to get to the top of the incline and then it's a cruise down in toward foster city. a little build for the dumbarton bridge, nothing major, and the south bay just getting started with speeds coming down below the speed limit yellow zone not a problem. as we look toward the bay bridge and the approach, we have a nice drive through the maze. mild slowing from the east shore freeway, we've seen it build slowly through hercules and richmond westbound 80. not a big deal.

>> the ace no wifi is permanent? >> there is an issue with the vendor providing the wifi no longer providing the wifi july 1st. so maybe make a friend with a hot spot. >> you'll have a shhot spot comg up over your way the weekend it will be warm. >> many of our valleys will be in the 90s. we'll be in the upper 80s headed into the end of the week after having a nice and cool start to the work week. for san francisco, we'll see a slight increase in our temperatures, but mostly you'll enjoy some more sunshine there, and it will be a place where you can cool off in the inland valleys, head to the beaches. if you're going to yosemite this weekend, also some very warm hiking weather, reaching into the mid 80s by saturday, up to 84 degrees, and sunday also sunny, 82. monterey will stay comfortable with some low 70s and mostly sunshine for saturday as well as sunday. if you're planning to go to napa, check this out, we're going to be up to 94 degrees on saturday, and then we'll do it

again on sunday. so it will be a hot weekend for some of our inland valleys, while the beaches headed down to santa barbara will be very comfortable, nice weather with some low 80s there. let me know where you're headed, where you're planning to spend your weekend, it's going to be once again all over the place where w our temperatures. i'm @karihallweather on twitter, facebook and instagram. coming up, prime day protests. will strikes mess up amazon's event? the warehouse workers saying that's part of their plan. at that moment, not exactly the happiest place on earth. a huge fight caught on camera at disneyland. new what police say happened when they contacted the family. and governor newsom has a big decision to make on a bill that could make police think twice before firing their

weapon. the law would change for officers across california, what it would change. a big threat to obamacare this morning and another candidate for president. let's take you out to the big board this morning. dow industrials losing more after hitting records last week. you're watching "today in the bay." it's no ordinary day for our family at denny's. it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about 22 minutes ago and now we can continue that tradition at home with denny's delivery. see you at denny's or dennys.com

good tuesday mompg. at 6:42, it's a clear start in walnut creek and we're going to have a beautiful day. some upper 50s with a few clouds here and there and then warming up into the mid-70s. you'll notice it will be a little bit warmer today compared to yesterday, and that warming trend continues. more on that coming up in the forecast in less than five minutes. and looking at 880, you see the headlights, starting to

bunch up a bit, as you travel south past tesla. i'll show you the extent of the backup and the reason why. we have more details from chp. the police departments across the state should brace for new standards when it comes to the use of deadly force. state lawmakers late yesterday approved new legislation. it was inspired in part by the response of the stefan clarkt. the current standard for deadly force is when officers think it's reasonable. assemblywoman shirley weber, coauthor of the new law. >> i have all of these people say we hope do you this, because this is essential. >> the bill is sitting on the desk of the governor awaiting for his signature. numerous law enforcement groups

call it an impossible standard, governor newsom is expected to sign it into law. a violent family fight at disneyland is now under investigation. the whole thing was caught on camera. >> stop it! file criminal charges against 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 showing how that brawl went down, and so now the investigation is under way. >> 6:44 for you right now. a southern california fertility clinic is accused of a shocking mistake. 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 acted with reckless disregard. fertility doctors not associated with the lawsuit say most ivf clinics have ways to avoid errors just like this one. >> you should have several safe guards at every level for checking, double-checking, rechecking, triple-checking and then checking again so that it doesn't happen. >> two other clinics came under fire last year, including the pacific fertility center in san francisco, where a liquid nitrogen tank failed, possibly impacting thousands of eggs and embryos for 400 patients. the cha clinic has not responded to request for comment from nbc news. new for you this morning, amazon warehouse workers in suburban minneapolis say they will strike next monday, pushing for improved pay and better working conditions. prime day is amazon's biggest day of the year. the satellite-based company called the allegations baseless.

the company does not expect any disruptions in shipments. scott mcgrew, the trump administration is attacking obamacare in court. >> while the white house may very well win it could be a big risk, everyone, democrats, republicans, patients, wondering what happens now. the case will get under way today in a federal appeals court in new orleans. even republicans worry about what would happen if they won. it could theoretically mean millions of americans would lose their health care and do so right before a presidential election. while the trump administration and republicans in general have wanted to get rid of the affordable care act, there's no specific plan to replace it. attorney general william barr says the effort to put a citizenship question on the census will continue, even after the supreme court said you can't put a citizenship question on the census. here's white house spokesperson kellyanne conway this morning. >> maybe people don't like the fact that we ask how many toilets are in your house.

and they shut the door when they hear that. there are any number of questions that we ask on this census that are invasive, and one would say are invasive and gratuitous and unnecessary, and duplicative, but they're on there, and nobody's complained about those. >> a vast majority of americans support a citizenship question and questions about citizenship have been on the census many times in the past, but it isn't the question that the courts have issue with. it's the reasoning behind the citizenship question, and the evasiveness and changing stories the white house has given that the courts have issue with. moments ago bay area resident tom steyer said he's running for president. northern congressman eric swalwell quit that very same race. that could spur others to leave the race. nobody wants to be the first one out. so as steyer is added, we give

an x to swalwell. we can't say the field is smaller but it's going to get smaller, and that's good for democrats. a number of these candidates may not have a shot at the presidency, but they do have shots at congress and many in the party think their efforts would be better spent trying to keep the house or tip the senate. for instance indiana right now has two republican senators, and a very popular democratic mayor from south bend. we'll watch everything that's happening in washington. we'll be tweeting about it. follow me there on twitt twitter @scottmcgrew sometimes when you lose, you win the hearts of everyone. take for example 15-year-old coco gauff. her magical run at wimbledon may be over but the magic appears to be just beginning especially when you consider the last two weeks. she tells savannah guthrie this morning all about it. >> is it starting to hit you now what happened? what just happened? >> honestly, no.

i mean, i woke up and i'm still living a dream, even though i'm walking on the street, people are asking for pictures, so that's just really crazy and i don't think i'll ever believe it, to be honest. >> now the tennis world's new "it" girl lost in straight sets to simona halep, who just a few months ago was top ranked player in the world. you can see the entire coco gauff interview on the "today" show, following "today in the bay," coming up for you at 7:00. >> such poise at just 15 years old. >> i think it was serena i saw tweet saying that she's something special. and for serena to say that. >> we're going to be talking about coco for years to come i'm sure. >> i think so. i think so. all right, we are talking about our forecast for the weekend as well as the week and it's so nice and cool right now. >> we don't want this to change. >> no. >> so i'll just end right here. >> okay. >> yeah! >> we're walking out the door this morning to some clouds and it has been a cooler start to

the week. we're going to still see the clouds rolling by for the next couple of hours, so if you're about to head out for a run in danville, it's cool, only the mid-50s, as we go into the next hour. at 9:00, we're at 60 degrees, and you can pretty much go outside, be active all day long, because we don't have extreme heat, even for some of our east bay valleys. let's go hour by hour throughout the day with our 10:00 temperature in mostly the 60s, headingough lch time in the low 70s in the tri-valley, as well as the north bay. santa rosa at 75 degrees. and then going into 4:00, we are seeing a few more low 80s in concord, danville and livermore, morgan hill heating up while the south bay will be in the 70s, and then all cooling off tonight, we'll drop back into the 50s. if you're looking for something free to do today, check out the san francisco botanical garden, it's going to be a nice day, too, with a few clouds rolling by, reaching into the upper 60s during the middle of the day.

so we have this unusual weather pattern, in the setup here. there say large storm system, and this is something like we typically see in early spring. it's moving across the pacific northwest, and even though we are seeing more clouds, we're not going to see any rain out of this, but still a pretty strong onshore wind flow, and it keeps it a little bit cooler for today, but our weather pattern quickly changes, going into the rest of the week, as high pressure builds across the desert southwest. it's going to cause some hotter temperatures to move into the bay area, starting on friday, and continuing throughout the weekend. so here is a look at our temperatures, it will be a hotter weekend after a cool start to the week, upper 70s today, but low 90s on saturday, and for san francisco not much of a change here, but we will see some more sunshine. mike, you have an issue in fremont. >> that's right, we talked about that crash at dixon landing road. it's only blocking one lane or potentially two, but the activity is a big distraction so look at this folks. you're jammed solid coming down

past the truck scales over there. you'll recognize the flag and the chevron station on that side of the freeway and tesla is over there as well. those are the local landmarks. it's about five miles of slowing basically starting back at auto mall parkway going down to just shy of dixon landing road, just at the border with milpitas. there are surface streets that can take you out of the backup but widening through the area and the signals combined to basically staave you one minute. chp says they should have the vehicles cleared soon but there was an axle or some part in the roadway that punctured a fuel tank and flattened all four tires of one car. no major injuries. the rest of the commute an easy drive aside from this one portion right here of the nimitz, getting into the south bay. the south bay itself northbound routes show a build but not a problem, getting across the san mateo bridge, holding steady with the slower drive there and the backup of course at the bay bridge and the richmond-san rafael bridge, those are the biggest most pronounced but highway 4 shows all that slowing toward concord out of bay point. back to you.

happening now, flash flooding in villages in northern spain, this is new video just in to our newsroom. a main road in a small village was split in half from two overflowing rivers. at least one person has died. spain's national weather agency is warning more downpours later today. next on "today in the bay" a quick look at top stories including shutting down bullies. instagram's brand new effort to keep you from seeing offensive comments and the new feature and how it works. but first, a parent's worst nightmare in contra costa county after a child falls from a second story window. we're back in two minutes with more news. you're watching "today in the bay."

welcome back. here are the top stories on "today in the bay." >> a new study will be released detailing health impact of the north bay firefighter fight on firefighters. it is led by the cancer prevention program three weeks after firefighters returned home from the tubbs fire, one of the most destructive fires in california history. 148 firefighters volunteered to take part in that study. the tubbs fire burned parts of napa, sonoma and lake counties. in contra costa county a family recovering after their 18-month-old toddler fell from a second story window at home in brentwood, it happened just before 7:00 last night, and that child was air lifted to the hospital. we don't know yet how that child is doing or how this accident happened. south bay nurses concerned

about staffing levels plan to air their issues during a protest today. union members plan to picket outside good samaritan hospital and regional medical center in san jose. organizers are concerned about high turnover rates and insufficient hiring. today's picket is not a strike, and is not supposed to affect operations. and happening today, a possible final chapter in the effort to change the name of one north bay school district. earlier this year, dixie school district board members in marin county voted to change the name due to confederacy ties. a naming committee has since narrowed down nearly 90 submissions for new names and today the board will hold a public hearing, and then likely vote. the name change is supposed to take effect at the end of next month. a san francisco mobile recycling program is now reportedly in jeopardy of misfiring in its debut due to an inability to secure funding. "the examiner" reports city leaders failed to secure a $3

million state grant that was supposed to help roll out the new mobile program to cover recent neighborhood recycling plant closures. san francisco was hoping to secure that money from a beverage container recycling fund. while that won't happen, leaders plan to roll out a watered down version of that pilot program. in the news "toy story" movie, forky calls himself trash and that might be where you want to toss him. disney is recalling about 80,000 forky plush toys. the emeryville-based pixar character's eyes can detach, becoming a choking hazard. that little guy sold at disney stores nationwide as well as disney theme parks and online. fortunately no injuries have been reported but again forky should be forked over into the garbage. >> all right. new details for you this morning on instagram's new plan to stop bullying. monday they announced a new artificial intelligence program called restrict. it notifies users when a comment they're about to post could be

considered offensive. the company will test a feature to hide comments from specific users without notifying them they've been muted. >> i do that sometimes. >> you need it or people who post on your page need it? >> "are you sure?" taking a look outside, this is another nice day we can smile and get out and enjoy. >> enjoy it, because we will have some hotter weather in the forecast so our inland areas only reaching the upper 70s today and we see that coming to an end by the end of the week. san francisco some mid-60s today, just a slight warmup going into the weekend, with more sunshine. all right, we are looking at fremont. >> improvement now. the crash, the axle or drive shaft or whatever it was, two vehicles cleared from the lanes. the arrow shows you southbound 880 recovering now from auto mall parkway past tesla to dixon landing road. the speed sensors starting to improve but it will be slow if you're leaving hayward, san leandro, headed down toward the

south bay. >> maybe wait a minute. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we'll be back at 7:25 with more live local news. >> you do not want to miss our midday show, that's coming up for you at 11:00. great news, weather, so much fun. we'll see you then. fear of flight. prosecutors move to keep good morning, fear of flight, prosecutors move to keep billionaire jeffrey epstein behind bars after charging him with sex trafficking and conspiracy this morning the vast trove of diurbing images they say they just found at his new york city mansion and the call for new accusers to come forward. >> the alleged behavior shocks the conscience >> straight ahead, will this case actually go to trial? dissed, the white house disinvites the british ambassador from a high level