firefighters getting the upper hand on the latest north bay wildfire. an update on containment levels and where the the evacuation orders stand. >> i'm not going to be watching. >> president trump and america 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.

good morning, thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll have a look at the commute. but first, we want to talk about the heat up. coming back from mexico, i'm thinking about going to the bay area to cool off a bit. >> you brought mexico back. >> you did. it's going to hang out for awhile. hot temperatures at least we don't have the humidity. but we will see some more clouds moving in as we get a live look outside in san jose. temperatures quickly heating up at noon. we're at 81 degrees. we'll get a look at the microclimates coming up. >> we're looking to the trivalley. a little blips for 84. we see the early slowing. coming toward the bay bridge, we don't have any delays for travel times. we'll show you the toll plaza coming up. happening tomorrow morning, all eyes will be on capitol hill

as former special counsel robert mueller testifies in front of lawmakers. it begins here on nbc bay area live at 5:30 tomorrow morning. muell mueller's testimony will be about his connection to the trump campaign and the 448-page report. president trump says he will watch some of it. today in the bay's tracie potts is lye live on capitol hill. how is washington preparing for tomorrow? >> reporter: lots of gaming it out of what democrats might say and what republicans might say. here's a question this morning. have you read that 448-page mueller report? democrats are banking on the fact that most of you have not and that's why they think even if restricted, mueller's testimony on that report could be riveting. new from the justice department, this letter telling robert mueller that any testimony must

remain within the boundaries of the public report, no testimony concern iing the redacted or blacked out portions. also off limits tomorrow is privileged information. decisions made during the investigation and any communication with the president. >> i'm not going to be watching. maybe i'll see a little bit of it. >> the president is terrified. >> reporter: mueller is set to spend five hours with the judiciary and intelligence committee talking about his report on russian election interference. it did not indict or clear president trump on obstruction of justice. mueller's promised he won't say anything new. >> the report is my testimony. i would not provide information beyond that which is already public in any appearance before congress. >> reporter: but democrats believe most americans haven't read the 448-page report and will be shocked to hear the details. >> it will be very important for us to go through that evidence of conspiracy. that evidence of conclusion because it's damning.

>> reporter: republicans accuse democrats of staging an unnecessary side show. >> while they disagree on, that they have agreed on something really important. how washington is spending your money. president trump announced a two-year budget deal with congressional leaders that includes extnd iing the nation' debt ceiling, our debt limit essentially like having a credit card and about to hit the max. that's where we are again. but president trump and congressional leaders say this action will prevent that before the next presidential election. >> so interesting. tracie potts live from washington, thank you. 5:04 right now. developing right now, the united kingdom this morning has a new prime minister. boris johnson will lead britain through the brexit. >> we're going to get brexit done. we're going to take advantage of the opportunity it is will bring in a new spirit of can do. we are once again going to believe in ourselves and what we

can achieve. >> within the last hour, britain's conservative party announced the vote. he's promising to take the uk out of the european union without a deal. and now he has just two months to resolve one of the most devisive controversies to hit great britain. authorities have now identified a woman whose body was recently found near san jose's river trail. the body of the 44-year-old was discovered last week while officers were conducting a trespassing sweep. they are calling it a suspicious death investigation, but the medical examiner has not yet determine d an official cause o death. firefighters are making progress on a wildfire still burning in the north bay. the canyon fire has burned about 55 acres. it started yesterday afternoon. at last check, it's 60% conta contained. nine homes remain evacuated this

morning. >> be prepared. ready to go when they tell you. >> tired of fires. the last three years we have had a lot of fires. we're fortunate we haven't had any fires on our property, but it's come pretty close. >> the fire is burning near where the atlas fire burned. it killed six people. 5:06 now. a live look at sfo where a lot of travelers will be coming through today and will get to experience the new terminal. this is named after the first openly gay official in california. i'm sure a lot of happiness with passenger there is this morning. >> reporter: yes, that's right. good morning, when i go through a terminal, i like to check out the displays and see what it's like. that's what people are getting

to do here at this new security check point. they are going just beyond and a ha seeing new things here at a the new harvey milk terminal. a big celebration took place to show off the terminal with nine gates, and new concessions. one passenger says he was im pressed this morning. >> when i first walked through, i was like, wow, i was not expecting to see the museum walking through there. >> the terminal is is named after former san francisco supervisor harvey milk who served in the late 19 0s. he was shot and killed by a f m former colleague in 1978. now this terminal will eventually have 25 gates when fully operational in 2023.

i spoke to an employee who walked by. i said it looks nice. yeah, more importantly, it's working. so employees very happy to see happy customers out here this morning. reporting live, today in the bay. >> today marks one year until the 2020 olympics. nbc is your ticket to tokyo. preparations for the summer games are right on track. construction at all new venues are on schedule. >> more than 3 million tickets were sold during the first sales phase. here's a look at what makes tokyo such a special place and the excitement that's already building around team usa. >> reporter: tokyo balances a hunger for what is new with a deep respect for what is made to last. next summer this amazing city hosts the greatest sporting event. 17 days of competition designed

to inspire. the u.s. is led by two of the most dominant athletes in sports. simone biles. >> the greatest female gymnast of all time. >> reporter: in rio katielet dcy won medals. u.s. ath leaths promise electric performances that will thrill in the moments and last in our memories. >> we were talking about how cool it would be to go. >> let's take the show on the road. >> we have a year to plan. so as we start out this morning, we have some patches of fog in san francisco. we're going to see that clearing out fairly quickly today. as we look at the microclimates hour by hour, we're mostly in the the 60s.

but it will start to warm up in the east bay. san jose at 80 degrees. and then if you're going out after that, it's going to be reaching into the upper 80s and low 90s for many of our spots in the inland east bay and trivalley as well as the south bay. we'll talk about the rest of the week and the first rush into san francisco. >> the bay bridge toll plaza is we saw all this over the last couple minutes. it's starting to consolidate as the last of those did open in the last few minutes. there are no metering lights. there are six lanes that go across the bay bridge, but it starts with 19 over here a the toll plaza. so you can imagine them squeezing together. they just slow things down. we see that build at the toll plaza. back to you. it's 5:10 right now.

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. we made it past monday. we're coming up on 5:14. as we check out our temperature trend, a cool start, but another hot day. we'll have more of these in the forecast. we'll get a look at all of our microclat clooi mats and the wide range in temperatures in less than five minutes. we're looking at the san mateo bridge. we get a high-rise and then a little wer. a smooth drive both direction. and good morning. happy tuesday to you. futures are calling for a higher opening. microsoft say it is will invest more than a billion dollars in elon musk's artificial intelligence effort. "the new york times" says apple

is considering buying intel's cell phone chip division. making sure the supply is uninterrupted. that will cost a billion dollars. the companies earn hundreds of billions, a br is a rounding error. bird scooters got another infusion of cash putting the value at $2.5 billion. you have to take some of these with a grain of salt. every time somebody takes a ride on a scooter. busy week for that. earnings season when companies open up the financial books to investors or reporters, required by law if they are publicly traded. facebook and tesla are tomorrow. we'll hear from twitter on friday. these companies all make money. this organization, meanwhile, loses money every month. the u.s. government cannot balance its books. but will stay open by borrowing more money. the president, republicans,

democrats reached a deal to raise the debt ceiling and increase spending. tracie potts touched on this. this will keep the government operating for now. we're gushing red ink despite president trump's promise to pay off the national debt inside of eight years. we're spending a trillion dollars more a year than we're bringing in. to be fair, obama ran trillion dollar deficit in the first few years, but that was during the biggest economic crisis since the depression. you think of thises a a house hold budget, you might run up the credit card if both parents lost their jobs and tuition was job. you might take that kind of d t debt. if you're getting big bonuses and everything is great and still maxing out the credit card, what areou going to do when everything turns back again? that's the concern. >> thank you very much. happening today, san francisco leaders will consider an ordinance to add a charge of 25 cents to all disposable cups.

the goal is to get people to use reusable hugs and keep the beverage containers out of landfills and off beaches. it follows news we told you yesterday that berkley is looking into the own cup share program. michigan's governor dedicating a detroit highway to the late aretha franklin. a portion of the freeway will now be known as aretha franklin memorial highway. she was raised in motor city and lived there for much of her life. so this beged for a little taste of "freeway of love." hit it. ♪

>> everybody on tuesday morning, get a little love here on today in the bay. >> you're going to need the sunscreen. >> it's going to be a warm one in a lot of places. >> air-conditioning on at this point. we are going to take a live look outside in san jose at the sunrise. it's a beautiful start to this tuesday morning. we'll see a few more clouds rolling by at times. and take a look at that seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. it's going to be hot. we're not going to see much relief over the next few days. and as we start out this morning, we're already at 65 degrees. but it's now at 51 in santa rosa. you can see we have some spots starting out with cooler air. it you're about to head out to the bart station, expect us to be right at 63 degrees within the next hour. if you'll be leaving a little later this morning, 68 degrees at 9:00. then 81 degrees as you get ready

to head out for lunch. here's a lock at the south bay high temperatures. reaching to the 80s and 90s. this is very much like yesterday. we're going to see the high temperatures in antioch back up to 94. oakland reaches 73 dwres. we'll see mid-60 for half-moon gbay. and 64 in ink theside. and for the north bay, anywhere from 62 to 92 in ukiah. if you're planning to head to the beach, you're looking for something to do, santa cruz will have comfortable air. highs into the 70s. we'll see is an increase in cloud cover because of monosoonal moisture surging into southern california. it won't bring much in the way of humidity here, but we may see a few more clouds drifting by compared to what we saw yesterday. that's going to be the trend over the next couple days as the temperatures heat up. we're in the upper 90s tomorrow.

and we're going to see more of the same going into the weekend. but we will have relief in san francisco and bay area beaches reaching into the 60s and 70s. there's no surprises so far. >> i'm on surprise patrol. watch out for whatever pops up here. green sensors all over. a little bit for 84. more than a little. but no surprise there is. we're looking at the approach to the bay bridge. highway 4, coming through the complex just fine. the toll plaza has its backup which continues to build. these sorting themselves out and loosening up on the approach folks streaming in. look at the overcrossing. that indicates it should be turning on any second with the volume of traffic coming in. no delays to avoid the toll plaza. we're looking at no delays reported for union. back to you.

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one south bay athlete is training around the clock to get a spot on team usa ahead of the summer games and the vibrant celebration. >> there's a lot of celebration going on. this player is only old enough barely to vote and has one olympics under his belt. bob redell breaks down his mission to keep calm while playing ping-pong. >> reporter: a warm-up that's rigorous and relentless. reaction times measured in split seconds, a profuse amount of sweat. ping-pong is is no longer just a leisure activity. >> you can play the ball 10,000 times and there's 10,000 different balls coming at you. always adjusting and learning more. >> reporter: he's been play iin table tennis since he was just 5 years old. now at 19, he's the top ranked american male table tennis player, 37th among all men worldwide. having won his fourth national championship in a row. >> he has extreme passion about

table tennis. >> reporter: the game he grew up playing, he plays professionally in germany. while the rest of us struggle to get the ball over the net, he fires shots at 50 miles an hour at husband coaches academy. in a sport that's just as mental as it is physical. >> it's kind of like a chess match. you're trying to think what the other player is going to do and think how can i trick or kind of surprise the opponent. >> reporter: at the 2016 games in rio, the youngest american athlete at the time, he was knocked out in the preliminary round. he sees tokyo 2020 as an opportunity for redemption. >> now i have a lot more experience under me. i have seen what it takes to play at the highest level and i hope ta can carry forward to tokyo. >> reporter: bob redell, today in the bay. next week he will compete in the pan american games in peru in october he will compete to qualify for the summer games.

>> this match yours shirt. you should take this to tokyo. >> i could. but it looks like i'm not even wearing anything underneath this. >> he will be reporting there for us. i think we should go. >> i would love to go. i have never been to japan. >> take the show on the road. we're going to work on that for you. coming up here, top story we're following on this tuesday morning. including parents beware. a major flaw in facebook's messenger kids app is putting your kids at risk. we'll tell you about the flaw and the potential problems coming up in a live report. the search for another freeway shoot er in the bay are after a driver says he was shot on 880 in oakland. what we know about the suspect, all coming up. we have new video for you. you have to see to believe. an electric scooter in a rush hour traffic. this is on the freeway in texas. dangerous, but is it illegal? that's the question a lot of people are asking. we'll talk about it, coming up. and a live look at the bay

bridge toll plaza this morning. the metering lights are on. mike has a look at the morning commute. sun coming up over the bay area. a lot more ahead. you're watching today in the bay at 5:27.

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good morning, 5:30 for you. a beautiful look at walnut creek. >> this morning we're counting

down to the 2020 summer olympics in tokyo. we're now just a year away from the games. we'll introduce you to the ath leath training around the clock just to get a spot on team usa. a pretty exciting time. >> one thing we can say is you don't have to train to get a spot in dealing with the temperatures for today. >> it's going to be hot today. a lot of people will be out swimming and maybe getting some training in this. we're going to start out with a live look outside in fremont. the temperature trend starts out nice and cool with some low 60s. then we'll see upper 70s for noon. the backup is right where you'd expect it. >> we have the metering lights on and we have all 19 lanes

the there. >>. an alert for all parents. facebook messenger for kids might not be as secure as advertised. >> bob redell is live at facebook headquarters to talk about some of these concerns with strangers being able to contact your kids. >> we're talking about an app called facebook messenger kids. it's an a app that provides a controlled environment for them to communicate with their friends. the app is supposed to only allow communications 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 chats with strangers. facebook has quiet lu shut down

the chat rooms and alert the parents to the flaw. it allowed children's friends to start chats and invite others. facebook has had problems with user privacy. the federal trade commission approved a roughly $5 billion settlement with the social media giant for its role in the cambridge analytics scandal. reporting live, bob redell, today in the bay. >> scary situation, thank you. 5:32 right now. on the peninsula, deputies used a taser and will be back on the agenda this morning. they plan to give a presentation to supervisored on possible policy changes. this colts after three people died in the county last year after being tased by officers. back in may, the sheriffs office told the aclu deputies are already limited to using taser

only three times on a suspect. the sheriff will ultimately make the final decision on the new policy. now to the latest on another bay area freeway shooting. this happened just south of 98th avenue in oakland. a man in a d sedan opened fire. the driver was shot but is expected to be okay. it backed up traffic for miles. >> you could get out and walk easier, but you can't. so that's the way it is. >> arrests have been made but the shooter is believed to be a man in his 30s to 40s driving a dark-colored sedan. the search continues for a hit-and-run driver who left a man with series injuries. >> the driver was speeding off the freeway and that's when the car struck the victim who was walking.

anyone with information is asked to call police. rent continues to climb in the bay area and a new report is is painting a grim picture. rent in san francisco is is $3500. that's up 2% from a year ago. >> we have a lot of job growth and high wages. so people coming into the bay area for the first time may choose to rent. >> home prices are stabilizing. 5:34. the buzz is back at china station at the improbable climb into the race. >> they are making things kpooiting for fans to packed

oracle park as the cubs came to town. the giants made things dramatic. down in the eighth inning, they doubled the score. that helped them up. the giants have won 16 of the last 19 games. they are just 2 games back in that wild card race. a's had a tough night in houston against the first place ast rtroes. a 3-run homer put the final nail in the coffin. he was called in to pitch late in the game. he threw a scoreless inning. the a's still lost 11-1, but they keep their hold on the second wild card spot. here's whatnot to do if you're ever on one of those electric scooters. take a look at this texas man weaving through traffic in dallas. on a scooter. cutting across several lanes. listen to a driver that was

filming it. >> are yo on scooter on the highway? bro, what are you doing? >> it's actually legal in texas because a state bill that would have made scooters on highways illegal failed the test. the state legislature, but i bet after they start to see some of this video, they will change things. that's dangerous. >> and no helmet in rush hour. >> it feels like you could scoot past everybody. but that's not legal in california. >> don't get any ideas. >> it's all fun on the freeway. >> in a pink cadillac, not a scooter. >> over here we're talking about green roadways. as far as the temperatures go, we do have a couple new issues in the east bay. we're checking on 580 at highway 13 away from the bay bridge. and passing the merge with the freeway.

and no surprise. then all these folks are there. eastbound on 580, northbound here at the coliseum. let's talk about the weekend. >> aisle all about it. >> i heard you almost say monday. >> we're making it all past monday. we're heading closer to the weekend. it's going to be a hot week for the inland areas. those will be the high temperatures reaching the upper 90s. as you make plans for the garlic festival, it's going to be a hot

one there reaching up to 94 degrees on saturday. it may be slightly hotter on sunday. so if you're planning to head out there, try to get out early or i know it shuts down later in the evening. the earlier the better. as we check out the valley and the forecast there, even heating up in the sierra with low to mid-80s by saturday and sunday. in the trivalley, check out these numbers. 99 degrees on saturday. so we're getting ready for the air-conditioning. so we'll talk about what's ahead for today. that forecast is coming up in about three minutes. >> i need a pool right now. 5:38 rugt now. coming up, celebrating the tokyo summer games exactly one year away. up next, the addition of surfing to the game. we'll break down ounce howe the brand new competition will play out. 24 hours until a big day in washington. what to expect when you're expect iing the mueller testimo. you're watching today in the

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let's get a look at the window at walnut creek. mostly clear start. we'll see a lot of sunshine today. it will be nice and cool. whatever you have to get done outside, get it done early before the temperatures heat up. we're at 81 at noon. and reaching into the low 90s today. we'll get a look at the microclimate coming up in less than five minutes.

>> us saw a big rush right here at the san mateo bridge. you see the brake tapping going on and the the lane changing as well. the source of this rush as well as the patterns we see for the traffic. new overnight, video of the end of a chase that stretched from south bay to the peninsula. now two juveniles are in cu custody. chp telling us that officers were following a stolen car spotted in san jose at 2:30 in the morning. it led police on a chase topping speeds at some point at 100 miles an hour. this all ended at middlefield and palo alto. they are facing charges of evading and driving a stolen b vehicle. the trial is set to begin for a california army veteran accused of plotting a terror attack as revenge object the attacks on the mosque. >> he was arrested in april and

finalized plalances to detonate bomb in long beach. >> he discussed several types of attacks with an fbi informant and recently converted to islam. authorities say he expressed his support for isis. he faces up to life in prison if convicted. 5:43 for you right now. the clock is running. there are few er than 24 hours until robert mueller testifies before congress. millions of americans will be watching. >> live coverage gavel to gavel pretty much on every channel. lots of americans will be watching, though apparently not the president, who yesterday said he was ub unlikely to be tune in. >> maybe i'll see a little bit of it. but i won't be watching mueller because you can't take all those bites out of the apple. we had no collusion, no obstruction. >> the mueller report actually said it couldn't establish the trump campaign conspired with the russians. it did say the campaign was well

aware of the russians' help and benefitted from it. the be the is very incorrect about obstruction. the second half of the mueller report lays out ten instances of obstruction. but -- >> charging the president with a crime was, therefore, not an option we could consider. >> so to bring you back up to speed, the report says the russians interfered. the trump campaign knew about it. benefitted from it. but the special counsel could not prove a conspiracy. it did establish that the trump administration impeded and interfered with the investigation. but refused to prosecute apparently leaving it to congress. this is what the mooueller repo says in print, but polls show only about 1 in 10 americans have read the report. so even if mueller said absolutely nothing new, what he said could be damaging.

people won't read the book, but will watch the movie, so to speak. so television can be powerful. case in point, the water gate hearings. nixon had support at the start of those hearings. even after some of his closest aids had been fired or resigned over the break in. but the hearings on television changed american attitudes. mueller will be in special coverage on nbc starting at 5:30 tomorrow. we'll be tweeting about it as well. you can follow me on twitter. >> countdown to the hearings and now we're also counting down to one year to the 2020 olympic games in tokyo. one sport is making a debut and that's surfing. >> 2020 organizers are getting a taste of what might be. they are chosen for surfing events as it has consistent waves in japan. take a look at it there. the hope is this should allow for the four days of olympic competition to be completed in an eight-day window, but as any surfer can tell you, the water

can be unpredictable. >> we depend on mother nature. >> qualifications for surfing at the olympics already started with 20 places available for men and women. bay area surfers are hoping this year's olympic debut will make a big splash. sur fing is is a popular sport here. northern california hosts a big international wave contest. they tackle 40 to 50-foot waves. the big surfing is different from surf agent the olympics. the waves will be smaller there. the judges will be looking for skill and agility. >> surfing is a dance in the wave always leads. so a lot of times as an athlete, you're adapting to what the wave is offering. >> so poetic there. coming up at 6:00, nbc bay area will show us what this olympic

debut may do for the sport and even the oceans around the world for those. look at this. a beautiful start to the morning. this is there in san francisco. a beautiful sight. you know what this reminds me of? "the lion king." i haven't seen the new one. >> even though it will be in the 90s in parts of the bay area, we do start out with cool temperatures and fog in san francisco. a nice refreshing start to this tuesday morning. let's head over to fremont. if you're about to head out the door, going to the bart station, you might need a light jacket for the early hours. 60 toz start and we'll see the upper 70s by early afternoon.

we will see the temperatures in a lot of the microclimates heating up quickly. let's go hour by hour starting out at 9:00 this morning. we're at 61 degrees while liver more is at 68. and then as we go into the noon hour, it's going to be at 80 degrees in danville. 72 in san mateo. 84 in napa. >> as we go closer to sunset, it's going to cool off there. that's when you can get outside and go for a nice walk. if you can, make it a pool day. don't forget the sunglasses as you head out the door. we'll have some cool weather out at the giants game. cooling off to the upper 50s as that game goes along. so bring some nice, warm close clothes for rt end of the

baseball game. >> there may be some thunder today. wile we see patches of fog near the coast, that keeps it cool. we will have the monob soonal moisture nearby. no major changes here. it's hot all week long. we'll see a wide range in temperatures. you're starting with the south bay. >> you're predicting the slowdowns for the coast. our first slowdown, we see that starting up around 5:40. that's what happened. we saw the slowing on the accept sorts as well. it's a little more enhanced, but

tz tuesday. more traffic on on a monday. so we're looking at slow from capital expressway. focused where the camera is. the rest of silicon valley is fine. we expect that pattern. it will lighten up in the south bay. the issue over here is reports of a brush fire alongside the freeway. i don't see anything more than our normal sleowing. we have the traffic towards the bridge write showed you earlier that brlts bye-bake lights bein. eastbound 580 we have the crash cleared to the shoulder that's getting away from the bay bridge. it's fine for much of thekanscoy and predictable slowing. that's when we see slowing towards the walnut creek interchange. >> the freeway looks great. we have that focus right there. the orange and the red at the toll plaza. the metering lights are on. we have this richmond side of the bridge. these are the fast track lanes.

over here all the the toll plaz is the backup we predicted. it's close toast the camera. clashes between police and protesters erupt again in puerto rico overnight. this as their governor vow ed t stay on. it's escalating to avoid where many wonder would be able to lead the territory over the coming days. he insists he has already apologized and made amends following offensive texts. next, continuing coverage of the tokyo games. coming up, another bay area athlete to watch. plus nbc bay area responds.

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today marks one year until the 2020 summer olympics in tokyo. nbc bay area your home for coverage. organizers say the preparations for the sup sum isser games are right on track. fans can expect a lot of high-tech elements including a a new mascot robot. it can slap high fives, shake hands, it will help athletes and fans to events next sum isser. we're taking another look at bay area team usa in tokyo. ryan murphy lives in berkeley and won three medals in 2016. he won in the 100 meter backstroke event. >> make that list and check it twice. kids will need supplies as they head wac to school in a few weeks. >> we want to help you stretch

every back to school dollar. maybe even teach the kids a thing or two before that bell rings. >> it will cost $696 per family this year. and that is a record. we know that is a lot of money. to help control the costs, we have some simple strategies for you to try. first, a quick home inventory. raid the closets. see if you have leftover supplies on hand you can use this year. next, research the 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 great life lesson in budgeting and personal finance. you can help them learn the difference between wants and needs. speaking of 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 vir yule back pac yourself. i'll be back at 11:00 a.m. with volunteer who is are building those backpacks today. hope to see you then. >> we'll look forward to it. there are calls for swift action from a former independent police auditor following the investigation into the conduct of some police officers. >> we obtained video that's raising questions about bias and excessive force. >> this is ts video taken outside the mobile home of a mexican immigrant living in the mobile home park in palo alto.

the camera captured an officer accusing alvarez of driving with a suspended license. he goes inside and shuts the door. then this happens. >> i'm calling upon the chief of the police department to stand up and address the 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 who has viewed the case for us. the video and other evidence in the case file raises concerns about palo alto police officers targeting minorities. representatives from palo alto

declined comment citing a pending civil rights lawsuit. you can watch the full story on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. i'm stephen stock, nbc bay area news. right now at 6:00, still burning. the update of flames that forced families from their homes in the north bay. plus historic opening. the new terminal honoring a bay area pioneer. and one year away. all morning long we're se celebrateing the 2020 tokyo summer games. this hour the bay area athletes and a look at whether the city is on track to be ready. today in the bay continues right now. >> good morning. thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington back and live in living color.

>> coming back from mexico, coming to the bay area, where am i? the heat. >> the heat is going to be really intense. you'll think you're in arizona over the next few days. you'll have some hot weather for the inland areas. as you get ready to head out the door, we're starting out with a a nice refreshing start to the day. at least we have the cool temperatures during the early hours. but it will heat up fast. we're going from the low 60s to the mid-80s by noon. and even more from there as we check out the south county high temperatures. morgan hill up to 93 degrees. we'll talk about more 90s in the forecast. >> we'll get a smooth drive at 880. lanes are blocked. we'll track anyer