60s to the upper 70s by noon today. we will talk more about that coming up. the east bay is starting to have problems. >> the rest of the bay is fine. we have two spots. the first, tri valley southbound. the fire crew arrived because of injuries reported. they got there first. your left three lanes blocked. you have one lane, perhaps two depending how they blocked things out, which is scramming up traffic. that joins in with slowing out of highway 84 westbound. no details on the update as far as time. we hope to clear that soon. 880, a single car in the middle of the freeway. that jammed up traffic from the coliseum, it's jammed past high street around the bend into downtown. west 580 is your option. you get to the bay bridge toll

plaza where you have metering lights. back to you. el paso, tchl teexas, and d ohio, dealing with immense loss. those two shootings within 24 hours left dayton and el paso asking the same questions we are asking here in the bay area after gilroy. here is the latest in the el paso shooting. the number of dead now 22. two more people are still many critical condition. in this case, they arrested the suspected gunman. investigators are certain it was fuelled at least in part by racial hatred. >> as soon as he got here, he was lost in a neighborhood. after that, he found his way to the walmart because we understand he was hungry. >> as for the latest in ohio, the number of dead is still at nine. that means people are still

recovering. 14 people were also shot and they are recovering. authorities killed the shooter less than a minute after the first gunfire. investigators say there's no indication on what was fuelling him or if he knew that his sister was among his own victims. >> it's hard to believe that he didn't recognize that was his sister. >> the white house confirms the president will travel to dayton and el paso. mourners hold events to stay strong and be together the same way that has been happening in gilroy. back here, one of the three shooting victims killed at the festival attack will be laid to rest. investigators prepare to get new information on the case. we are live in gilroy with what we could expect this morning. >> reporter: good morning. the gilroy police chief and a special agent in charge for the fbi, they will speak to us in five hours here at the gilroy police department to provide new

details and an update into investigation into what drove the 19-year-old suspect to shoot people at the gilroy garlic festival. two sundays ago, as the festival was winding down, the gunman shot 16 people with an ak-47-style rifle purchased legally in nevada. 13 of the people survived. three did not. including a 25-year-old man, a 13-year-old girl and a 6-year-old boy. the gunman shot and killed himself after police shot him within a minute of the start of the shooting. the 13-year-old girl who died was keyla salazar. she would have turned 14 this past sunday. yesterday, her family held two memorials for her as friends paid final respects. her family shared stories about her vibrant personality, her love of animals and dreams of a career in animation. later today, her family will hold a funeral and a separate celebration of life.

you will recall, the gilroy police department has postponed tonight's scheduled national night out. if you are not familiar, it's a time when the police department, local law enforcement and residents come together to recognize neighborhood watch and celebrate community safety. >> thanks for that. a new battle in the trade war with china. the u.s. claims china is manipulating its currently and it's causing u.s. markets to plunge. yesterday was the worst day of the year for wall street. we have what that could mean for your retirement fund. i have to admit, i don't want to look. >> a lot of people not wanting to look. things were looking better this morning. president trump tweeted this morning that we're in a strong

position, despite the fact that the markets really tanked over the china situation yesterday and for the past week it seems to be escalating into a full-blown trade war. the united states is officially labeling china a currency manipulator. accusing the nation of deliberately lowering the value of its money to sell goods cheaper and gain a competitive advantage. president trump tweets, it's one sided, a major violation of international commitment, designed to steal our businesses and factories, hurt our jobs, depress our workers' wages and harm farmers' prices. it comes after president trump imposed more tariffs on china last week to punish them for not buying enough from american farmers as promised to balance our trade deficit. >> if they don't want to trade with us that would be fine with me. it would save a lot of money. >> we hope to get a good

bilateral trade deal that benefits americans and american workers. >> the treasury department says china has a long history of undervaluing its currency and its central bank admits they plan to keep doing so. wall street is not happy with this trade war. the dow plunged more than 750 points monday. its worst day of the year. again, with opening bell here, things are looking better. we're told for today, we will have to see where things shake out. >> we have to try to keep our eye on the big -- the long game, right? thanks. a lot of those tariffs affect things we buy every day. we have food from china. a lot of our kids' goods. school supplies right now. >> you were talking about one of the twitter users who called it a tax on having children. to be clear, americans are paying those tariffs, even if the president sometimes says the

opposite. the other thing you have in here is this accusation against china it's manipulating its currency. that's a valid accusation. it has gotten cheaper for china. they have lowered -- they have allowed their currency to fall. they were propping it up for some time. they are not finally unm unmanipulating it. it's another thing in this vast stew of things that is causing wall street to really have trouble. >> the president is talking about it on twitter. jury deliberations are set to resume in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial. the jurors received the case last week. they face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the deadly 2016 fire. prosecutors say they disregarded the safety of others when they illegally converted that warehouse into a home for artists. the attorneys say their clients are not the only ones to blame. arguing that the city of

oakland, the fire department and the owner of the building should be to blame as well. if convicted, they face a maximum of 39 years in prison. hoping to fight the new san francisco ban on e-cigarettes and vaping, leaders from juul along with other companies are meeting today working on a november ballot initiative to combat the ban. in june, san francisco became the first city in the country to ban the sale of all e-cigarettes. the fba says vaping is an epidemic that targets the country's young people. happening today, another first for berkeley. it will be the first city in the country to ban the use of natural gas in new construction. the mayor will sign that law. the new building construction will no longer have natural gas hookups. this comes as berkeley is about to see new construction. more than 3,000 residential units are planned. speaking of gas, we have an

oven. we might use it for a birthday cake soon. what day should we bake it? on a day that's not too hot. >> tomorrow or friday. it's going to be cooler. it will heat up again as we get into the weekend. get that done before the weekend gets here. a live look outside in san jose. as you get ready to step out the door, we have seen beautiful sunrises and sunsets thanks to the clouds. as you make your plans for the morning, campbell, 61 to start. warming up into the low 70s by noon. normally, we reach the low 80s. we will go slightly above that today. if you are making plans to go out to the national night out in union city, it's happening at kennedy park at 5:30. that's when it starts to cool off. back in the low 70s to start. then upper 60s as we get closer to sunset. mike, you are getting folks out on the roads. we have issues. that's right. union city, this won't affect union city.

it will affect fremont. this is the problem. 84 joins in with south 680. just part where they join, crash reported with crews blocking the left three lanes. a traffic alert has been issued. you see it continuing to build. if you have an option, if you choose 680 or 880, which is moving smoothly. lots of folks don't have that option. the side streets or roadways, they cannot get you past the crash. we are looking at the rest of the bay. it does move smoothly. that crash in oakland, north 880, that cleared. we should see. >> good recovery. coming up, a big potential change for the way banks work. could mean managing your budget earlier. imagine meeting your sports hero to have him destroy your favorite possession.

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good tuesday morning. let's get a look out the window at walnut creek. a beautiful sunrise with clouds. we will feel more humidity today and still quickly warming

temperatures. at 1:00, 83 degrees. as we head through the next couple of days, a nice cooldown. this continues to be a problem. traffic alert called for southbound 680 heading down to fremont. three left lanes are blocked there. all lanes have reopened for oakland north 880. there's recovery by the coliseum. good morning. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is looking to recover some of yesterday's big losses. futures up more than 100 points for the dow jones industrials about is a minu15 minutes ahead opening bell. the dow closed down 767 points. the sixth worst point drop ever for the dow. the sell-off was sparked by

trade tensions between the u.s. and china. starting with president trump last week threatening a new round of tariffs. beijing responded by allowing its currency to break through a psychological level with the dollar that was last seen in 2008. it appears things may be stabilizing today. we have seen action by the chinese on the currency. asian markets declined but not as much as feared. we could see green arrows when we see the markets open in 15 minutes. barney's has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy today. it will close stores and seven warehouse locations. it will operate its flagship store in manhattan and seven others while it seeks a buyer. it was hurt by the downturn in retail and high rent. the federal reserve is

developing a new system to law all u.s. banks to offer real time payment services 24 hours a day, seven days a week. tech crunch reports fed now is expected to be available by 2023 at the earliest. it will support money transfers up to $25,000. it could make making money easier. it could put the fed at odds with big banks who have been developing their own payment system. >> so many ways to pay people, especially our younger people. >> now i just need $25,000. trending this morning, a dream drive gone wrong. jj watt took part in a tradition, riding bikes. in this case, he busted the seat. he plays for the texans. he was at lamthere because they

holding joint workouts. if you don't know watt, he is a nice guy. not only did he apologize, he bought the boy a new bike. that bike was never, ever, ever going to hold up. >> can you imagine ending up on the dl because of this. >> part of green bay's master plan. >> that would be terrible. good day for a bike ride. >> not one that small. a little bigger. we will have a nice cool start to the day. a few clouds. it's going to start to heat up again. we are looking forward to some cooler weather in the forecast. this is where it stays cool. we can see the fog over the goldgold golden gate bridge. low humidity. we work inland and you are about to step out the door in pleasant hill, grab a jacket. we will go from low 60s to upper

60s and then 79 at noon. low 80s by early afternoon. if you are heading to the park today, at 9:00, it's a cool morning at 66 degrees. at noon, it's partly cloudy, starting to warm up. you will feel more humidity. it might make it feel warmer than the actual temperature. that's heading into the mid 80s today in san jose. liv livermore, 88 degrees. concord, 90. 95 in clearlake today. we will see a moderate amount of tree pollen. we have seen a stream of clouds moving in. it's been interesting to see the sunrise. it's because we're seeing some subtropical moisture streaming in. that's about to be cut off over the next couple days. high pressure moves away. we will see the storm system approaching the pacific

northwest that's going to bring in cooling changes for us. more clouds and fog near the coast and a stronger sea breeze will cool off our temperatures for a few days. we are looking at upper 80s today in the inland areas. much of the bay area will stay in the 70s. that's going to be a nice change. look how hot this weekend. leading into early next week. we will be back into the 90s before you know it. san francisco sees ma s minor cs going into the weekend. mike, you are tracking the traffic alert. a traffic alert means problems for pleasant tonight, livermore, dublin. here is the deal. we have three vehicles involved in a crash. a tow truck says, i can take two. it's a three-vehicle crash. blocking three left lanes as you head into fremont out of the areas we talked about. that's jamming up that one portion of the tri valley.

the south bay, north 101 at oakland road, there's a crash. i'm getting details. the rest of the south bay and a peninsula look great. 880 was a problem at 23rd. this crash is on the shoulder. no lanes are blocked. still a distraction. good recovery. the speeds past the coliseum and high street are looking better. they feel bad as you drive north of the coliseum. it's crawling up into downtown. the backup at the toll plaza. mass transit are moving smoothly. that's good stuff. on the peninsulpeninsula, light with north 101 starting to build. still ahead this morning, is the dynasty dead? it's a question a lot of warriors fans and enemies have for the team in the season ahead.

coming up, new comments from steve kerr about what's in store. our team is always on social media. check out this photo of the moon. that was shot in silicon valley. a beautiful picture.

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based lyft ask under fire. >> a los angeles woman had to take dramatic action when she feared she was in danger during a recent ride. >> as we get closer to my apartment, he asked if my boyfriend was home. i remember realizing that the door was locked. i said, please unlock the door. he didn't. he continued to drive past my apartment. i just pried the lock up and jumped out of the car. >> while it was moving? >> yes. >> she's sharing her story to try to raise awareness about the issue. she hopes lyft will take action. another woman from the bay area is speaking out as well. watch both interviews on "today" at 7:00. happening today, pg & e is holding a power shutoff drill starting at 8:00 this morning. wrapping up by 2:00 this afternoon. expect to see helicopters

nearby. they reminds customers to be prepared for possible planned outages due to fire dangers. santa rosa leaders want people to know and what to have when that power is cut for an et extended time. they are holding a session focused on planned outages. it's at 2:30 this afternoon. watch it on the city' social media pages. steve kerr is moonlighting. he is an assistant coach this summer for team usa in the international basketball federation world cup. as training camp started yesterday, all anyone wanted to ask him about was the future of the warriors. kerr said with so much turnover, he had ready for changes. he is not sure what it all means. >> this sur was painful in many ways losing the guys we did. reassuring in the sense that we

brought back some key guys who are going to help us get to that next era, whatever that looks like. >> a lot of familiar faces are gone. that nucleus does remain intact with the extension with draymond green, resigning thompson and steph. still ahead, the vision for the east bay. a deadly chase and crash in the north bay. the action to slow that driver down which could have contributes to the man's death. you don't know in america now when they leave, they may not come back. we will go back to el paso. hearing from families of the people killed in the mass shootings in texas and ohio and gilroy. we will be right back. [ because i'm me" by avalanches ]

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trend in martinez. 64 at 8:00. then reaching into the mid 80s by early afternoon. we will heat up. as we look at three of our microclimates, ride ght in the middle of the screen, the peninsula. we will have warm weather in the north bay. that live look will have more humidity and highs reaching 86 degrees. we will talk more about this and the weekend forecast. mike, you have an update. i do. it's not as welcome as other news would be. we just got word, they are opening up lanes for southbound 680. 84 westbound, south 680 jammed up. all getting over towards sonoma.

that crash just clearing. the east bay moves nicely. highway 4 slows. recovery up past the coliseum. the earlier crash cleared. there may be more issues near the coliseum. >> thank you. another crash you know about. a police chase that led to a deadly crash in napa last night. police were called about a driver passed out in a white sedan. when paramedics showed up, the driver took off. officers tried to pull the car over. a spike strip was deployed. the driver swerved to avoid it, lost control, flipped the car over. the driver and passenger were taken to the hospital. the passenger died. they have not been identified. a live look in walnut creek. happening today, the future is coming into focus. planners debate a long-term plan to reshare tpe the area.

it's called the north downtown plan. pete is there with what the plan is promising. a lot of communities are talking about responsible growth and proper development. this is a first step. >> reporter: good morning to you. walnut creek city council plans to add more homes and businesses to the area. we will see when that is discussed later today. we will show some of the renderings of what it may look like. it's spanning roughly 191 acres. it would be adjacent to where we are standing here at the walnut creek bart station. it was proposed in 2014 with the transportation commission. walnut creek was awarded more than $600,000. we did speak with riders about the possibility of this area

adding more changes down the road. >> it's a win/lose. we're taking away from how quiet it was. at the same time, there's a lot of potential here, too. >> i feel like it would be a good idea. more people living here. >> i have trepidation about those projects. they're able to accommodate people electr people from all walks of life. it could work out. >> reporter: as far as the main points of the plan, it wants to better integrate the west of the downtown area in this part of walnut creek by including p pedestrian oriented restaurants and retail. there will be an emphasis on bike routes and paths in the area. it wants to make sure the area remains a job center. if approved, the plan could be adopted by october.

>> thank you, pete. mourners in two more cities coming to grips with the unthinkable. people in el paso and dayton asking a lot of the same questions. >> the nation joins them as the latest gun violence prompts new calls for change. ♪ >> demonstrators stood outside nra's headquarters holding signs and singing songs. protesters argue the nra leading the fight against enacting common sense laws they say that would save lives. new legislation seems a long way from being enacted, especially with congress on break. . n california's new ammo background check law stopped more than 100 people from buying bullets. a youth is expejudge is expecte

halt that law. families in two more cities now planning funerals. stories emerge about those lost. >> jay gray has been talking about that. he has the latest. >> reporter: the pain is staggering. the emotions raw. >> all we can do is stay together as a community. >> reporter: so they gather in el paso and dayton. finding strength in being together. >> it's about our community and how much we care about each other. >> reporter: and how much they miss those lost. 22 in texas, ranging in age from 15 to 90. nine in ohio, their ages 57 to 22, the youngest the sister of the alleged gunman. >> it's hard to believe that he

didn't recognize that was his sister. >> reporter: police also don't know what sparked the killing spree. mosty n ty motive at the center of investigations. >> this was an act of domestic terrorism fuelled by hate. >> reporter: officers in el paso say the suspect drove more than ten hours overnight. >> as soon as he got here, he was lost in a neighborhood. after that, he found his way to the walmart because we understand he was hungry. >> reporter: information he shared according to police who say he continues to cooperate with their investigation. >> he volunteered most of the evidence we're able to utilize. >> reporter: that evidence, the intent, is important but not to nadine warren right now. >> i'm broken. not only was she my daughter, she was -- we were friends, best friends. >> reporter: her daughter nicole isn't coming home.

killed during a girls' trip to dayton. >> you don't know in america now. when they leave, they may not come back. >> reporter: an ominous warning in the wake of overwhelming tragedy. bringing with them the sympathies and concerns of the nation, the white house confirmed the president will travel to dayton and here to el paso tomorrow. >> the mayor says she will keep the president's trip non-political. let's hope that's what happens and everyone comes together. that's tough to keep him non-political. >> reporter: yeah, it's a concern. a lot of people saying that they don't want the president to come at this time. they are dealing with what they lost and how they're going to try to piece things together. there are just as many others who say it's important the president be here to show that the nation understands and cares

about what is happening. the mayor, as you said, saying this isn't political and that he intends to press the president for help from the federal government to go down that path to recovery. >> it's heartening to hear the stories of people showing up to donate blood, even as the death toll went up by two. so many people are recovering in the hospital. thank you so much for joining us. "today" continues coverage at 7:00, including reaction to president trump's response. what former president owe bama d and the future of 8chan, the platform spreading hate online that we told you about yesterday. you need to get back on the roads and back to work. let's check in with mike. >> look at my beautiful -- >> we have green. it's pretty. >> green is our favorite. we see a lot of green.

not much build for the upper east shore. that's good news. here, oakland recovers, 880 northbound slow from the coliseum past the crash on the shoulder. this is in recovery mode. south 680, west 84, getting a little better. a crash had lanes blocked. they have all reopened. better news as folks head south, inner tos silicon valley. we will see that build. this could be the last weekend of summer for a lot of scho schoolk schoolkids to sleep in. >> it's a good weekend to go swimming, enjoying time outside. take a drive and get the weather you like to feel.

it's going to heat up. saturday, mid 80s. it's a hot start to next week. in san francisco, we are going to see the temperatures that will be heating up into the mid 60s as we go into the next several days. as we go through that forecast, we will have nice weather for bay area beaches. going into the next week, we are going to be heating up. my graphics are frozen. we will talk more about this and i will get you another look at this forecast. if my computer works. >> frozen with all that sun? next, troubling new allegations against the boy sco scouts. hundreds of sex abuse. president trump tears into google. the promise he says the tech giant made to him. a recovery on wall street.

178 points to the positive after yesterday is not a recovery. we are seeing some up arrows. you are watching "today in the bay."

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we will follow this. we have video of all lanes of northbound 101 open. a big rig and cars involved. two people taken to the hospital. no word on their condition. chp reopened the lanes an hour later. in the east bay, a woman is dead following an early morning crash. this happened on interstate 580 at the dutton avenue off ramp. that ramp open as of new. the woman veered off the road and hit a tree. it's not clear what caused that crash. hundreds of former boy scouts are filing a lawsuit against the boy scouts of america, alleging sexual abuse over 80 years and across every nearly state. lawyers found 350 abusers. many of the men identified in the lawsuit had prominent positions inside and outside

scouting which gave them easy access to children. the fire that started over the weekend mere clayton and forced evacuations is still not fully contained. it started series of overnight fires. some people wonder if the fires might have been set on purpose. firefighters are talking about several points of origin. so far, they have not determined a cause. a tragic warning for everybody. a 2-year-old was found dead in a hot car in san diego. police say the toddler's mother called police just before 1:00 in the afternoon to say she had woken up from a nap and couldn't find the child. the mother called back to tell them she found the child inside the car. the toddler was pronounced dead when police arrived. new overnight, president trump is criticizing google on twitter. the president insinuated the

tech company may be working against his re-election campaign saying, we are watching google very closely. he listed baseless accusations that the tech company has an anti-conservative bias. ta he tagged google's ceo in the post. a new california law aimed at forcing president trump to release his tax returns is facing new legal on decisioppos. he governor signed that law. yesterday, the conservative group judicial watch filed a legal challenge. the lawsuit claims the law violates the 1st and 14th amendment. the future of california's high-speed rail is up in the air, the rail authority still wants people to know what will happen if construction ever makes it to the bay area. happening later today, leaders will host an open house in santa clara.

they will present the recommended options for a line between central california and san jose and between the south bay and san francisco. they are hoping for feedback. that starts at 5:00. where is buzz when you need him? a prototype made by nec. it's being shown off in japan. the 12 foot long vehicle flew ten feet off the ground. nec wants to have its flying car transport freight. that's cool. a new dimension to your map. you have 3d maps. maybe storm ranger could help us out. >> we will use radar to track traffic. >> doppler radar. >> that would be weird. as we get up, everything is

looking good. we see a lot of clouds from the coast to the bay. we will see skies clearing. you get ready to head out the door in oakland, looking at mostly cloudy skies. we're going to see it clearing up heading into late morning and early afternoon. our high temperature there heading up to 73 degrees. it's going to be hot in the inland valleys. clearlake, up to 95 today with san jose reaching 85. san francisco stays in the upper 60s. as you look out the window, you are getting dressed, you might want to wear some long sleeves for the morning. the rest of the day, something lightweight, light colored will keep you cool as our temperatures warm up. we are getting ready for national night out. rohnert park will have great weather. 76 at 5:00. cooling down to the upper 60s as the winds pick up. our temperatures will cool off.

in union city, we are going to celebrate national night out with temperatures there cooler. about 72 degrees. then upper 60s by 7:00 as our skies stay mostly clear. we have seen a lot of clouds rolling by, giving us interesting sunrises and sunsets. it's because we are seeing tropical moisture rolling in. it's giving us a slight increase in the humidity. you will probably feel that this morning. our weather setup shows us that high pressure continues to move away from us as the storm system approaches the pacific northwest and the winds around that will bring us a stronger ocean breeze for tomorrow as well as thursday. that means cooler temperatures. we go from upper 80s today to the lower 80s tomorrow. that will stay with us until friday. after that, we start a warming trend. it will get a little bit hotter on sunday. then into the first part of next week, we're going to have warmer temperatures as we get ready for

san francisco to stay in the 60s. mike, you are checking in on earlier crashes. because the traffic alert was cleared. this other crash in oakland, north 880, that cleared. as that was going on, we had another issue. some activity, i think it was a crash, that pulled to the shoulder. folks in the fast lane slowed to see what was going on. that gums things up. good recovery for 880 past the coliseum into downtown. a section with speeds into the 50s. it's moving well. we zoom over to see west 84 and south 680, the speeds are improving. that crash is cleared but very slow and gumming up more traffic coming out of livermore. if driver in from livermore, lots of businesses over there, an hour and 25 minutes if you

take 84. if you take a couple wiggles, that will get you there a half hour faster. the technology will adapt on your course. your information will help everybody else in community. let's get back to the roadways. down toward the south bay, it's the northbound commute that builds. no major surprises along the peninsula. slower across the flat section. it's clear to the peninsula. happening now, a developing story out of asia. south korea says north korea fired two short-range missiles into the sea. the north korean military continues its weapons tests that started last week. this is at least the fourth round of missile tests and coming during stalled nuclear negotiations with the united states. next, a quick look at the top stories, including big update. we will get you in hours about

the mass shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. a key meeting in san francisco today about the future of the leading e-cigarette company.

welcome back. before you head out the door this morning, here are top stories. >> we are expecting an update on the investigation into the gilroy garlic festival shooting. the fbi and police chief will meet with the media at 11:00 this morning. investigators have been trying to figure out how and why this happened. we will be at that news conference.

also today, funeral services will be held for keyla salazar. she was killed in the gilroy attack. saturday would have been her 14th birthday. services are at our lad diy of guadalu guadalupe. >> the shooting in gilroy prompted police to postpone tonight's national night out. many our cities will take part in the event tonight. national night out is a campaign aimed at helping to bring the community and police a little closer together. we are learning tony mo morris morrison. in 1993, she won the though bell prize if literature. she won the pulitzer and the american book award for her novel "the beloved." some of her best works include "song of solomon."

she was 88. out to the u.s. stock market. a new battle in the trade war with china, the u.s. claims china manipulating its currency. this caused u.s. markets to plunge yesterday. the market just opened up. it was a huge drubbing yesterday. yesterday was the worst day of the year for wall street, shedding more than 750 points. that's a six-day losing streak. jury deliberations are set to resume in the ghost ship warehouse trial. jurors received the case last week. two men face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the 2016 fire. prosecutors say they disregarded the safety of others when they illegally converted that warehouse space into a home for artists. defense attorneys say their clients are not the only ones to blame, arguing the oakland fire

department and oakland and the landlord are responsible as well. they face a maximum of 39 years in prison. hoping to fight the ban on e-cigarettes and vaping, leaders from juul and other companies will meet today. they are working on a ballot initiative to combat the ban. san francisco was the first in the country to ban e-cigarettes. the fda says it's an epidemic that targets young people. another first for berkeley. the east bay city will be the first in the country to ban the use of natural gas in new construction. the mayor will sign that law. new building construction will not have natural gas hookups. go electric instead. berkeley is about to see a new wave of construction. more than 3,000 residential units are in the works. if you are in the south bay, check your bank account and credit card statements.

campbell police searching for a woman who used stolen information to load up at local grocery stores. they say this woman went to four south bay safeway stores and bought $4,200 worth of alcohol and gift cards. call police if you recognize her. google is pledging a greener future for its product products >> by 2020, all hardware materials will contain recycled products. google has started using recycled plastic. by 2020, google promises to make all of its shipments going to or from customers carbon neutral. instagram isn't just instagram anymore. in case you missed it, facebook-owned app is officially called instagram from facebook.

a spokesperson says the company wants to be clear about which services are a part of facebook. >> the company wants to be clear to the government. let's get a check of the weather. >> starting out with some cool temperatures. for the inland area, it's going to warm up nicely. we are going to have upper 80s in the forecast. san francisco stays in the upper 60 over the next several days. san francisco holds steady in the upper 60s. >> mike, you were on vacation. you hit the ground running. >> we did. there was a problem by the airport this morning. that cleared up. the latest struggle is the southbound 680 and west 84. good recovery over the last ten minutes. all lanes clear, traffic flowing smoothly into fremont.

that's what's happening today. we will be back with live and local news at 7:25. >> have a wonderful tuesday. good morning, red flags? the former girlfriend of the dayton shooter in an nbc news exclusive. >> this is a man who was in pain and didn't get the help he needed. >> just ahead, were warning signs missed as police search for a motive and new tributes to the victims overnight. no remorse, what police are now revealing about the el paso gunman's behavior after his deadly ram papage inside a crow walmart. around the country, outrage builds. >> enough is enoug