right now at 4:30, moving forward from tragedy. more than a month following a deadly shooting at a san jose rail-yard, the vta looks to resume service. more on the critical vote expected today. i looked at the guy and said help might be on its way but let's get you taken care of. >> frightening moments after a man is bitten by a shark. what experts are saying about his encounter and your safety the next time you hit open waters. "today in the bay" begins now. good monday morning to you. thank you for making us a part of your morning.

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. hope everybody had a great weekend. we'll check in with mike in a moment. good monday morning, kari. >> good morning. let's get you out the door and ready for the commute as we're starting out with these temperatures mostly in the upper 50s. a breezy wind coming through fairfield but we will see a mix of sun and clouds for the start of the day and then sunshine as we warm up for late morning into the afternoon. you'll notice that today's high temperatures will be very much like yesterday but we are going to see a slight warm up in spots heading into tomorrow. we'll talk about that coming up. mike, any problems for early morning commuters. >> one thing of note in the trivalley and the green sensors not slowing in the altamont pass, that's mild right now. this crash eastbound 580 away from the dublin interchange, through traci and livermore, this crash blocking one lane and it's been there over an hour and a half in the slow lanes. no slowing shows up. we'll check the live camera in

the area. back to you. the bay area community continues to mourn nine members killed in the vta shooting. it's been just more than a month since the shooting and the state legislature is set to vote on a funding allocation. it will go to restart the service. the fund will go towards safety repairs needed at the rail yard. the rail yard is taped off with yellow caution tape as the investigation continues. search and rescue teams are continuing to dig through the rubble in the condo collapse in south florida. 152 remain missing, nine people have been confirmed dead. for the first time we are now starting to learn more about the victims. "today in the bay's" jay gray has the latest on this tragedy. >> reporter: teams are still pulling away pieces of the crumbled high rise. >> as they pick up the large pieces of debris it allows for a whole other round of the dogs that make the rounds that look

for survives are and allowmbedd team, the surgeons embedded with the team, engineers embedded with the teams to do their jobs. >> reporter: a job that continues around the clock because these heros understand time, like the elements, is an enemy. >> we have heard taps. we have heard falling. we have heard twisting metal. we hear sounds all the time. >> reporter: the noriega family hasn't heard from their 92-year-old grandmother since the collapse. >> i fell it my knees, just in realization that my grandmother was in that building. >> reporter: as they rushed in they did get what they considered a message, finding images and items from her apartment in the debris. >> it would be a miracle to bring her out alive. it would be a miracle of the ages and my grandmother's soul is in heaven i know she's with jesus. either way she's good so we have found comfort in that. >> reporter: comfort, or at least some understanding, what

is dozens of families search for as they're allowed a closer look at the site sunday. toys pulled from the wreckage and messages of hope line the sidewalk, a memorial of sorts not far from this fence covered with pictures of the more than 150 still missing here. jay gray, nbc news. , surfside. 4:34. the waters at gray whale cove between pacifica and monitor ra remain closed. at the same beach a couple weeks ago, this video is a shark spotted swimming what looks to be close to shore. >> an amazing video shot with a drone. "today in the bay's" ginger saab talks to the man who took the video and what we know about the attack. >> every time someone went in >> reporter: benjamin holmes couldn't believe what he was seeing. a couple weeks ago while taking

family members sight seeing at devil's slide bunker, he saw in the unusually clear waters of gray whale cove a shark swimming very close to shore. >> i called chp. they said they didn't know what to do. i went down and warned them to get out of the water. that was june 11th. yesterday at the same beach, a six foot great white bit a surfer in the leg. the surfer made it to shore and was helped by thomas masotta who happened to be fishing at that time. >> i looked at the guy and said help might be on its way but let's get you taken care of. we used my fishing equipment and did a tourniquet on his leg. >> reporter: the surfer was released from the hospital hours later and masotta says he hopes to meet him again. >> my best friend and i were suffering out. wendi zuccaro survived her own shark attack in 2013 in half moon bay. >> i was okay. i'm one of the lucky ones. had it come from the side my left knee down would have been

gone and that would have been it. i would have bled out on the beach. >> reporter: zuccaro says the trauma hit months later. >> six months later i woke up and all the cold sweats came in. all the what ifs. >> reporter: it has taken a lot of therapy, but she says she is back in the water. >> the gentleman who was bit yesterday, when he's ready to talk, you know, i want him to know there is somebody here in the bay area that's ready to listen. >> reporter: experts say shark attacks are rare, something that keeps surfers wanting to catch the waves. >> nbc bay area news. we spoke with an expert researching sharks since 1973 and he says over the last few years the adult shark population along our coast has grown. here are a few reasons why. >> white sharks are protected and they feed on seals and sea

lions and the population of seals is likely increasing and if you have more prey you're going to have more predators. again, as i said, there may be more sharks here. is it a great grave danger? no. >> he says because sharks feed on seals, which eat fish, that like warm water, you'll likely see more sharks as the ocean continues to get warmer. we'll continue to track all the developments in the latest shark attack and find the latest information on our website as well. head to nbcbayarea.com and click on shark attack. it's in our trending bar at the top of the home page. hopefully your weekend didn't involve a shark attack. scary. all right. well, it's time to get a look at that forecast. nothing scary about that for us, kari. >> yeah. looks pretty good for us today. we're starting out with our marine layer, those clouds that

we see for the first part of the day keeps our temperatures in check. we're seeing that as we take a live look outside at sfo this morning. we're going it see our temperatures stay in the upper 60s here for a high temperature, to low 70s for oakland today, for the north bay it's going to be wide ranging, anywhere from the low 80s in napa to 99 degrees in clearlake. 86 in livermore. we'll see some low 90s for morgan hill. we'll talk more about a warmup coming up. mike, what's going on for the commute? >> we just wanted to -- or i wanted to check the dublin camera we have over here eastbound the taillights away, no visible slowing or on the sensors as we talked about the earlier crash. the details of the crash seem to indicate everything is cleared from the roadways. i'll keep an eye on things for a few minutes, but it's eastbound and westbound a and your commute from the altamont pass. no delays at the maze or out of the north bay. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up on "today in the bay," not ready to take off?

well a big delay putting boeing's latest aircraft years behind schedule. plus running into the box office, the anticipated installment of the fast and furious franchise hit movie theaters this weekend. did it live up to the hype? we check the box office returns, next.

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. happy monday. it is 4:41. let's get a look at our forecast

for san jose as you're getting ready to head out the door. we have upper 50s and cloudy skies and a nice warmup today. as our temperatures stay comfortable, it's going to warm up for the middle of the week and we'll talk about that and the fourth of july forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> that's right. coming up. right now on the peninsula an easy drive. the taillights heading north through san mateo and eventually into san francisco. an earlier crash has cleared from 280 and 101. we'll double check. let's check on the world of business with seema. >> good morning. i'm see ma modi from cnbc. wall street is set to open modestly higher as the markets come off another positive week. the s&p 500 closing at a record high on friday and best week since february. the dow posting its best week since march and the nasdaq since april. investor fears about inflation seem to be easing as they see high prices as a temporary sign versus a sustained threat to the economy. in focus reports on home prices, consumer confidence,

manufacturing, hiring in the private sector and unemployment filings, but it is topped off by the monthly jobs report on friday. the faa has reportedly told boeing the updated version of its 777 jet likely won't be ready for approval until 2023. the agency sent boeing a letter in may requiring -- warning it may require more test flights. it noted a number of concerns including problems with the flight control software which abruptly pits the plane without the pilot's input in december. the 777 has faced delays due to the pandemic and could end up being about four years behind schedule. universal's f 9 speeds to the box office bringing in an estimated $70 million this weekend according. it is the biggest opening of any film since the pandemic began. the latest installment in the "fast and the furious" franchise opened only in theaters and had the widest release of any movie

yet. the strongest showing suggests hollywood may have something resembling a summer movie season, even if starting later than usual and probably won't set any record industry records, at least that's the expectation. marcus, back to you. >> marcus saw it. >> f-9, a-plus, five stars, and a person who has not seen one through eight. >> wow. we're also -- >> all right. >> going out and having a social life. >> it was fun. >> for sure. >> thumb's up. thanks, seema. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," up 750%. the new numbers revealing a startling rise in one crime in bay area tourist hot spot. how police say you can avoid from becoming a target. .

here we go monday morning, and here we go downtown san jose. all lit up ready for "today in the bay." >> look at the lights. >> i know. >> i don't know. just look. >> just for all of us. the whole morning. >> please, if you're waking up, we're recovering from the weekend. >> monday is here and we're going to have a great one. meteorologist kari hall has a great forecast for us as well. >> yeah. still looks pretty good, the kind of weather we saw from over the weekend continues today. let's start out in dublin with a live look out there with a little bit of some clouds. this is what helps keep our temperatures in check. right now we're in the upper 50s and we'll see it holding steady

for a couple hours and a mix of sun an clouds throughout late morning, all clear sunshine for the rest of today as we head into the upper 60s and low 70s by 11:00. seven-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen. we're going to take a looks at some of these temperatures and what to expect for today. it's all going to be about location because there's going to be some spots that stay mild, san francisco in the upper 60s, oakland 73 and then you head over to fairfield and it's 91 degrees. we'll see upper 90s for clearlake and ukiah. you can see the wide-ranging temperatures we'll have today and we're expecting more of the same tomorrow. not all of the bay area will be heating up but we'll be from 101 in clearlake for tomorrow afternoon to 79 in freemont and 85 in san jose and then some upper 60s for half moon bay. so there will be quite a range there as we see this heat dome across the pacific northwest bring those extreme temperatures

and it's going to start to back off and move over towards the desert southwest and we're in for normal weather as we go into the rest of the week. just a couple days of some hot temperatures and saying thank goodness we are not in portland. 115 degrees today, but we know with climate change that we can see more extreme heat events like this and who knows, by the -- some time in the summer we could be seeing some of the same temperatures. it looks fairly good all week long. heading through the fourth of july with highs in the mid 80s. mike, what's going on with the morning commute? >> i'm thinking about that 115 in portland. they moved the trial times and it was hot over there when running those races. 101 and 280 that's not a problem. the earlier crash has cleared. whatever it was cleared quickly from the report, no slowing there or out of the north bay. your longer drive out of antioch, highway 4 at speed, 580 typical slowing until you get out of the altamont pass and the south bay no slowing on our sensors. a live look shows you a camera at 101 does show you a good

amount of traffic streaming north bay. that's someone changing lanes, nothing to worry about here from north bay around 680. back to you. >> thanks, mike. more people living near the oregon border are told to standby to evacuate. this is as that moving fire continues to grow. this is near mount shasta friday morning. there are evacuation orders in place. more than 500 acres have burned and 20% contained. turning to the pandemic, the delta variant is the third most common across california. data from the state department of public health shows the variant makes up more than 14% of cases. that is up from nearly 5% of cases in may. the variant, first identified in india, may be twice as transmissible as the conventional coronavirus strain. health experts say the delta variant poses a greater chance

of infection for unvaccinated people if they are exposed. the concerns come as california's vaccination rate continues to slow. the state is averaging fewer than 100,000 daily shots. so far over a quarter of eligible residents are not vaccinated and according to the cdc 71% 12 and older have received one dose, 57% across the state are fully vaccinated. as the bay area reopens, people are flocking to popular tourist destination but in one city the number of car break-ins has sky rocketed. the chronicle is reporting where chinatown and fisherman's wharf is located car break-ins have increased dramatically. police say from may 2020 to now the break-ins in that area have gone up more than 750% from april to may of this year, break-ins increased 94%. more than 2,000 cars were looted this year. police warn not to leave anything of value in your car. one small step for teachers,

one giant leap for educators everywhere. sacramento teacher is set to go up, up and away today. details on the important space mission she's set to embark on in just a matter of hours. all for her students here on planet earth. happening now, more bay area courthouses are taking more steps in the return to normal. starting today, distancing will no longer be required in santa clara county but the masks will still need to be worn. they're lifting mask requirements provided you're fully vaccinated. in san francisco all courthouse services will, panned back to their prepandemic levels with mask requirements still in effect. 4:52. we'll be right back.

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welcome back. one east bay city moving forward with plans for a fourth of july parade while surrounding communities are canceling celebration. the orinda fourth of july celebrations have drawn crowds up to 5,000 people for years and some people are concerned because we're still in the middle of the pandemic. parade opponents say there's no way the city can limit how many show up. leaders with the orinda association say that the changes in place will help keep people safe. >> the idea we have, the parade route is about a mill long so people can spread out here, and secondly, we suggest people wear masks only because unvaccinated people should wear masks, even though it's outside, especially to protect unvaccinated kids. >> if you still don't feel comfortable there's good news. the parade will be streamed online for people who don't feel comfortable attending in person. happening today, it's almost liftoff for a sacramento

schoolteacher. >> that's right. dough mina is a science teacher at charter high school in sacramento, one of 28 teachers who is part of a nasa program that gathers information about our universe. tam you fly in a modified 747 that goes above the stratosphere 20,000 feet higher than any commercial flight. she will help create a new curriculum and real life lessons for her students on the ground. >> i just hope that this shows my students, and anybody really, that -- go for your passion and keep your eye out and never close any doors or never be upset about a closed door. >> that's right. because there could be an open window for you. liftoff is scheduled for 7:55 tonight. hopefully not on that, though. several bay area educators will go up on similar flights over the next few weeks. you can see their photos here. three teach at foothill college. one teacher at the college at

san mateo and another at shibo college in hayward. the bay area well represented. >> good luck to them. all right. coming up on "today in the bay," much more for you. the biggest step that's being taken to ensure all of its employees for one company are vaccinated. >> fire danger looming large ahead of the fourth of july holiday. where firework sales are getting under way as much of the bay area prepares to crack down on anyone illegally setting them off.

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right now at 5:00, a patriotic display that could spell danger. firework sales begin in several bay area cities and that is rattling nerves this morning for fire crews up and down the state. totally confident that the president will sign it if it comes to his desk. >> pressure mounting in washington this morning over president biden's big push to strengthen infrastructure in this country despite a bipartisan agreement. what both sides are pushing for. >> a live look across the bay area as we are tracking a light warmup right here at home, but not too far from us, hundreds of miles away, the extreme heat is kicking in and it is heading this way. we'll tell you all about it right here on "today in the bay" as we continue. >> good monday morning. thanks for making us a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. it's going to be warm in the bay area. we have one thing to be grateful for, we're not in portland or

las vegas. records are set to be shattered across the west. portland expected to reach 115 degrees with temperatures in sin city expected to hike up to 107. just two of many places seeing that extreme heat. >> that's keeping local utilities paying close attention. as of now state energy leaders say they don't expect to issue a flex alert, despite some of those extreme temperatures. cal iso and the state's grid operator say that it expects that there will be enough energy to keep up with the demand across california. let's bring in meteorologist kari hall to talk about any possible things we have in store for us. >> it looks like the heat that we'll see in the bay area will not be as extreme as what we're seeing across the region. definitely not the kind of heat we had around memorial day but we're looking at temperatures in some spots reaching into the 90s this afternoon, while we will get enough of an ocean breeze to keep much of the bay area