good tuesday morning to you. july 23rd, welcome back. the bay bridge out there. and a nice warm day ahead. >> good morning to you. good to be back. >> marcus is back. i'm laura garcia. >> this is the first time the team has been together for awhile. >> summer break. >> got to get them in while you can. >> got to cool off. it was hot yesterday. >> there's more coming. >> it's going to be hot over the next several days. this is a live look outside. as you get ready to head out the door, it's at least clear now. and a slight increase in humidity today.

as we check out the temperatures. already 11:00. it's going to be a hot day. we'll talk more about that. >> we're looking at the report of a disabled vehicle. everything should clear without any major problems. we don't see any slowing so there may be a quick traffic break. no problems all the way out of antioch. we showed you construction. back to you. new for you this morning, an alert for all parents. facebook messenger might not be secure as advertising. >> we are live at facebook headquarters. the app was allowing children to connect with strange rs. >> reporter: it's called facebook messenger kids. it's an app for children 13 years and younger.

and it's designed to be a, quote, controlled environment in which they can communicate with trends. the app is supposed to allow communication with people who have been vetted and approved by parents. but the website reports there's a flaw in the app that allows kids to enter group chat with strangers. people who the parents did not approve. they report that facebook has quietly shut down the chat rooms and alerted parents of the technical flaw that allowed their children's friends to start a group chat and invite other people that are authorized with them but not their friends. facebook has had problems when it comes to user privacy. the federal trade commission approved a roughly $5 billion settlement for its role in the cambridge analytic scandal. bob redell, today in the bay. peninsula.night, video of the t two juveniles are now in

the stolen car that was spotted in san jose around 2:30 in the morning. that car led police on a chase that went up to speeds up to 100 miles at one point. it finally ended on middlefield. this is about 40 minutes ago. the juvenile faces felony charges of evading and driving a stolen vehicle. another freeway shooting in the bay area. the latest happening last night on 880 south of 98th avenue in oakland. a man in a dark sedan opened fire. they are expected to be okay. traffic was backed up for miles frustrating many drivers. >> it felt like you could dwet out and walk easier, but you can't. >> no arrests have been made, but the suspect is a man in thiz 30s or 40sonnues far

hit-and-run driver who left a man with serious injuries. >> the suspect's car described as the ford taurus. it may have damage to the right front fender. video is giving us a better perspective after a deadly crash over the weekend. what you're about to see and hear you might find disturbing. >> you can hear the screech of the tires. the video from the dash cam shows a tesla running a red light and hitting another car. the investigators say it then hit a couple. a man was killed. the driver was arrested on

suspicion of running a red light and vehicular manslaughter. protesters plan to demand safer streets today in a demonstration at city hall. >> police use a taser. they man to give a presentation to the board of supervisor this is morning on possible policy changes. three people died last year after being tased by officers. in may the sheriffs office told the aclu deputies are already lumted to using taser only three times on a suspect. the sheriff will make the final decision on the policy. continuing coverage of a high profile case involving a journalist targeted in a police raid. today according to the chroni e chronicle, a judge is expected to unseal a warrant to search the phone of brian carmody. it was a death of public defend

er. but working journalists and sources are protected from such searches under california shield laws. last week the same judge ruled the warrant should never have been issued and indicated she was not told he was a journalist. rent continues to climb in the area. that's up 2% from a year ago. in san jose, the average is $3600 up 3%. experts say the cause of it all is the booming economy. >> we still have a healthy economy here. a a lot of job growth. so people coming into the bay area for the first time may choose to rent. >> home prices are stabilizing. >> happening increase in fire facility fees.

it would be 64% higher. right now then current fee is $51 for a single family unit and $376 per 1,000 square feet of office space. it's a last-minute lifeline. >> the 40-year-old comedy club secured a lease to stay at its location in the financial destruct. the agreement comes less than two weeks before it was scheduled to lose its home. news of the possible eviction sparked a cam pap and the city granted the club legacy status. that means it's eligible for rent b protection and cash grants. a big change this. >> good to see that. the club is is always fun. coming up on today in the bay d you buy anything during prime day. an investigation is underway over possible illegal endorsements. and uber offering a subscription. what you can get for $25 a month.

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a consumer watchdog is calling to investigate amazon over undies closed paid endorsements for prime day. it lets them to refer to a product on amazon. the group called public citizen that endorsers are getting paid for positive reviews and that requires disclosure. and uber is testing a new tsubscription option offering access to services. a trial program is currently jr underway in chicago. free delivery from uber eats and a discount on uber rides. it's testing cheaper passes >> sounds like it's time for breakfast. >> we have the money mum altogether. >> let's do it. >> thank you. coming up here on today in the bay, a check on the forecast. >> especially in the inland areas today in spots like

concorde. expected to heat up fast this afternoon. we're in the upper 80s by 2:00. going up a few more degrees from there. we'll get a look at the microclimates, next. and looking at the amazon logo, you're doing all right. we have a a stack up. we'll see if there's any changes, coming up.

that's a lovely live look outside overlooking downtown san jose before the sun's arrival. >> so much for a happy birthday

message. a mother from missouri says she called walmart and asked for the words happy business saturday lizard. that's her daughter's nickname. but the employee misheard her and put happy birthday loser. i guess this happened last year. >> the mother posted about it on facebook. >> that will give a kid a complex. for e restthlives. >> i don't know if loser is any better. lizard, they used to call her liz. >> did they go, here, lizard, lizard. >> you better watch out. she watches every once in awhile. >> good morning. >> so a lot of people out there

today will deal with all the heat. >> it's going to be so hot this week. at least we're not talking about widespread triple digits here, but still some mid- to upper 90s is where we're headed today. as you get ready to head out the door, a lot of people enjoying the nice, cool start to the morning. or maybe not just heading to e all clear skies. let's get you out the door with a look at your morning and how it will shape up with some clear skies. it will be a mild start with some mid-60s. we'll be at 70 degrees at 8:00. the warm-up happens fast. we're at 81 degrees. here's a look at the south bay high temperatures. here we are in the 90s. woor seeing morgan hill. upper 80s for east san jose. for the east bay, pittsburgh topped out at 93 degrees. we'll see upper 70 nz heyward. expect a high of 64, but we'll be up to 83 in pa lo al to.

most of san francisco staying in the 60s. expect some low 90s today with some upper 80s for much of the rest of the north bay. after getting started this morning, mostly clear skies. we will see a lot of sunshine this afternoon. kind of filtered by high clouds. but if you can, make it a pool day. we see the desert southwest. high pressure building up there producing monsoonal moisture to move into parts of the sierra. we had a lot of rain there yesterday. so the same thing could happen again today. just a little more cloud cover for us and the fog near the coast. and no major changes through the week. it's going to be really hot in the valleys. look at how hot it gets by the wnld. we'll be in the 90s tomorrow. temperatures then and then on the weekend with high temperatures back to the 90s.

but the good thing is that we still keep a cool coast in san francisco. you're checking back in at the bay bridge. >> that's right. showing the backup, but i wanted to make sure folks saw it 07b8 went to the end of the parking lot. it's actually both sides are open over the next few minutes. a smooth drive throughout the area. a nice drive through the north bay as well. we're looking at the crossing. and the trivalley in just a little bit of slowing. get you a quick look. a a few minutes ago, we were down to just the far light rooigt lane. they picked up the cones. traffic has been moving through the area north of university. you might have some traffic over the next few as well. not enough to show any problems. and no delays for the transit agencies. great options for you including

cal train. no early delays. back to you. >> thauk, mithank you, mike. >> calls for switch action from a former independent police auditor following our investigation into conduct of some police officers. >> it's raising many questions about bias and excessive force. >> this is the video taken from the surveillance camera outside the mobile home of a mexican immigrant living in the mobile home park in palo alto. an officer contacted him in front of his home accusing alvarez of driving with a suspended license. alvarez goes inside and shuts the door. the officer calls for backup. they order alvarez to come outside. then this happens. >> come out.

>> i'm calling upon the chief of the police department to stand up, address this issue and let us know, particularly those who live in the trailer park, they are palo alto residents. let them know they are safe in this community. from what i saw, i don't think that's it at all. >> that's a retired judge and independent police auditor who was ewe voouing the case for us. she says it raising concerns about police officers targeting minorities. representatives from the police department declined comment c e citing a pending civil rights lut. you can watch the full story on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. i'm stephen stock, nbc bay area news. 4:51 for you. the countdownly o

2020 tokyo olympics officially gets underway one year from today. >> we're already counting down. >> here we go. one athlete is training around the clock to get a spot on team usa ahead of the summer games in the vibrant city. barely old enough to vote and already has one his mission to keep calm while playing ping-pong. >> reporter: a armup that's rig rougs and rerentless. reaction times measured in split seconds. a profuse amount of sweat. ping-pong is no longer just a leisure activity. >> you can play 10,000 times and it's 10,000 different balls coming at you at different speeds and you're always adjusting and learning more. >> reporter: he's been playing since he was 5 years old. now at 19 he's the top ranked american male table tennis player. 37th among all men b worldwide.

having won his fourth national championship in a row. >> it's an extreme passion for table tennis. we have to kick him out of the gym. >> reporter: the rest of us struggle to get the white ball over the net, 60 miles an hour coach's academy. in a sport that's surprise isingly just as mental as it is physical. >> it's a chess match. you're trying to think what the other player is going to do and think how can i trick or surprise the opponent. >> reporter: at the 2016 games in rio, the youngest american athlete at the time, was knocked out in the preliminary rounds. he sees 2020 as an opportunity for redemption. >> now i have a lot more experience under me. i have seen a lot of what it takes to play at the highest level and i hope it carries forward to tokyo. >> bob redell, today in the bay.

next week, he will compete in the pan american games in peru. >> good luck to him. 4:5 for you now. coming up, nbc bay area responds. >> back to school shopping can break the bank. we have savvy advice for parents and a life lesson for the kids, next. but first happening now, clashes between police and protesters reearth rupted again in puerto rico overnight as the governor vowed to stay on. the political crisis in puerto rico is escalating to a point where many wonder how the governor will be able to lead the u.s. territory over the coming days. he insists he's already apologized and made amends following what triggered the crisis. we're back after this break.

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parents, make sewer you make that list, check it twice or three times for you. your kids will need the supplies as you head back to school. >> it's coming so ant to stretc every dollar before the school bell rings. >> good morning, if it feels like it's more expennive than ever to send kids back to school, you're right. it will cost on average $696 per family this year. that is is a record. we know that is a lot of money. to help control costs, we have simple strategies for your to try. first, a quick home inventory. raid the closets. see if you have any leftover

supplies on hand you can use this year. next, research those prices aggressively. comparison shop, ask stores for price matches. you might find they are more flexible than you think. and take your kids along for the ride. involving them is a life lesson in budgeting and personal finance. they can learn the difference between wants and needs. thousands of bay area families can't afford even the most basic back to school supplies. so all this week, nbc bay area is supporting our schools with a backpack donation drive. we're working with family giving tree to give kids the supplies they need. you can contribute and build a virtual backpack yourself atack volunteer who is are building those backpacks today. hope to see you then. next a look at the forecast. we'll see temperatures heating up. but a nice cool start as you head out the door.

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prepare for special counsel robert mueller's testimony. what the department of justice is telling mueller this morning. here we go. tokyo 2020 olympic games exactly one year away. a preview of how the city is preparing and if they are on track. plus the bay area athletes on the road to tokyo. today in the bay continues right now.