right now at 4:30, south bay, a deadly crash shutting down a major artery. the alert for your morning commute. plus -- >> experiencing an in-flight emergency. >> a deadly plane crash. a family in the bay area, the home destroyed after that plane crashed into their monterey home. where will the oakland a's play? a proposed stadium. this is "today in the bay." here we go. wednesday morning why thank you so much for starting with us. it is 4:30. >> first we want to start with

that breaking new just a major road closed in san jose. mike? >> this is horrible news. this is the closure at mck ee. it's by chinese cultural garden. a pedestrian hit and killed overnight. that's why mckee is closed. we have this closure. the investigation. a car, i believe a subaru with a smashed window. mckee is closed. there's a park there as well as a wendy's that people may frequent. you can use allen rock avenue. the rest of the commute is moving smoothly. i hope you have better news on the weather front. >> yeah. the weather is looking pretty

good today. in antioch ready to head to work the temperatures starting out in mid-50s and mostly clear. a lot of sunshine today and a nice low warm up with cooler temperatures than over the weekend as we continue with the highs in the 70s and 80s. it is going to be another nice day so we'll talk more about this and the weekend forecast later. back to you. >> thank you. the saga continues orr where the a's will play. a group plans to release a study of safety and security concerns. meantime the commissioner manfred tried to apply pressure on the city to reach a deal saying that the way they vote this month will quote determine the fate of baseball in oakland and calls it a mistake to think the team moving to las vegas is a bluff. next week the city of oakland, the council are scheduled to vote on a nonbinding agreement for the proposed new stadium at

howard terminal. manfred said a negative vote could mean the end of the a's. there will be a rally today outside of the a's offices demanding to commit to the community around the proposed complex. a bay area's biggest mass vaccination sites shuts down today. moscrone center is closed. due to the lack of demand they focus on smaller ways to get the vaccine to people that still want it. so far 82% of san francisco residents 12 or older have at least one dose of the vaccine. we expect to learn more after a plane crashed into a house. the home it crashed into belongs to a bay area family. "today in the bay" ian cole spoke with them and has the latest. >> climb immediately maintain 5,000. >> are you experiencing an in-flight emergency? >> reporter: trying to find out

what went wrong with a cessna 421 crashed into a home just after takeoff from the monterey airport. >> we just have a potential aircraft crash south of monterey. >> reporter: the female pilot found dead inside the aircraft. the plane hit a crash in the private neighborhood and caught fire. >> when we arrived on scene firefighters found that the home about 60% involved with fire and that some of the debris from the crash had spread to other parts of the property starting some spot fires. >> reporter: those brush fires were quickly put out. parts of the plane found hundreds of yards leading up to the crash site why the house is owned by a bay area family. they didn't want to talk on the camera but happy no one inside when this happened and no one on the ground was hurt. a cessna 421, similar to this one. can hold up to 7 passengers and a pilot.

it is not clear if anyone else was on board. the ntsb an is lead investigative agency. we hope to learn more details in the morning. ian cole, "today in the bay." 4:34. we want a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the temps experiencing throughout the bay area. over the weekend it was hot and now cooling down this week. but what are the temperatures going to look like today? that's the big question that we have as we take a live look in san jose. how's it shaping up for today? >> yeah. it is another really nice day. we are starting out with more of a clear sky getting that live view. it is a great day for spending more time outside. maybe make some plans to go for a hike or enjoy more time in the sunshine as the temperatures go from mid-50s to mid to upper 70s today and this is the kind of weather to extend into the

that extended forecast coming up. mike, what's the update on the morning commute? >> unfortunately, i want to remind people about this closure and the unfortunate closure of mckee between jackson and jose vigaetas. this major roadway will be closed until further notice, for at least a couple hours this morn jared goff a deadly crash, a pedestrian hit and killed. on the peninsula we have another issue going on here. i heard about almost a full closure of northbound 101 as a crash happened. sounds like the center divide. there may be debris and crash north and southbound 101 around grand avenue. here's sfo down here. so that's where grand avenue is.

no slowing on the shot with the sensors but i'm sure there's still it at the scene. chp yet to give me another update. the latest is a couple lanes in both directions. light traffic. contra costa county. the early commute moving smoothly. back to you. >> thank you. coming up here on "today in the bay" the newest concern about the wildfire season -- fuel why the impact it could have on the future fire fight. finding affordable housing in the bay area is hard, nearly impossible. a vote today could help some make it in the bay. apple ramping up production. why they invest in iphones like never before. folks already up and out the door making the way across the span. mike keeping his eye on traffic troubles out there. it is 4:37.

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to the north bay. cars coming through the area. nothing major. we have a crash. i have more detail on a crash at sfo. frank? good morning. i'm frank holland from cnbc. wall street is set for a flat open after stocks pulled back yesterday on inflation worries. the dow falling more than 100 points as the government reported consumer prices rose at the fastest pace in 13 years. leading some analysts to say the spike will likely be temporary and focus on producer prices. apple is reportedly locking to ramp up production of the iphone this year anticipating heavy demand as consumers upgrade. making as much as 20% more why the newest version expected to be unveil in september. twitter is rolling out the

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twitter taking another step to help prevent online harassment. the new feature that t network just launched. kari? and let's get you out the door in dublin and heading through the tri-valley. the temperatures in the mid-50s. you may want to turn on the heater for a couple minutes in the car and then going through the day we're back to air conditioning. a look at the microclimates coming up. 101 takes a couple minutes through palo alto. just north of the airport south city we have a crash continuing on the bay shore freeway. more coming up. plus olympic souvenirs at the touch of a screen. the tech used to sell memorabilia at the games.

a very good morning to you. wow. what a lovely live look outside this morning. lights glistening. haze. clear in some spots. a nice start to the wednesday morning. we'll just chugging along. how do we look for today? >> and our weather is looking amazing as we are going to head toward the middle of the week and the weekend. we have low to mid-50s. a little bit warmer in san jose at 57 degrees but still a nice

start to our morning. then take a look at the highs. how about this? 75 degrees in milpitas. 78 degrees in morgan hill continuing with the strong westerly breeze bringing in the clouds and cooler temperatures and higher humidity. also still getting a big spread in temperatures from the mid-60s in oakland. 75 in martinez. 92 in brentwood. you can see how the temperatures heat up getting away from the ocean influence and we'll see the temperatures in the upper 60s in san mateo. san francisco mostly the 50s today but low 60s toward the mission district and 75 for a high in napa but 95 today in ukia. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. i wanted to show you the air quality. this shows the near surface smoke and the forecast for today. seeing the blue where it is

brighter shows there could be some more smoke moving in and could affect the air quality especially in the south bay. this is something we haven't seen from the past few days. air quality is pretty good but may change today. tomorrow much more cleaner air moving in. we are dealing with the bootleg fire in oregon and some smoke comes down the coast and into the bay area by the westerly wind throughout the week so we're continuing to monitor that for today. as the storm system approaches the pacific northwest we get a stronger ocean breeze that keeps the temperatures cool but then it does backoff by the end of the weekend. napa we are going from the upper 70s to the upper 80s by the end of the weekend. we still have a few more days of the nice and cool, cooler than

normal temperatures. we warm up by the end of the weekend and more sunshine. mike? what's the update? >> we have until further notice mckee closed. just west of 680. to or fromful 0 use allen rock. toward 101 why that will be clear and stays clear. the rest of the freeway in the south bay moving smoothly. minor crashes 580. over here on the peninsula the other crash and very concerned hearing affecting the center divide in both directions of 101. both have lanes blocked north along the center divide there with debris and activity there. fire crews, chp.

there's san francisco. so between the two areas where the stretch of 101 with the crash activity but we don't have a lot of slowing. 280 is well clear of that. no major injuries. has to be more than minor. highway 4 to bay point at the limit. same thing across the golden gate bridge. i saw the crew heading into san francisco clear from the morning from the north side. back to you. a new impact to one major northern california power source. the hydroelectric plant faces closure due to low water levels why the water pumps through for electricity. at full capacity powers 800 ,000 homes. the plant was shut down at 640

feet. experts believe that could happen three weeks from now and never closed due to water levels. new details on a jet fuel shortage with concerns to impact fire fighting aircraft with fire season starting to pick up some shortages are already being felt at bases in oregon and utah. still not clear if supplies can be bolstered by the time the aircraft will be needed. a vote before san francisco leaders today that could help some in the city struggling to make it in the bay. the push for this building in the sunset district. now it's a temporary home of a police credit union but many want it turned into a multi-story building of all affordable units. today the board of supervisors budget and finance committee will vote whether to approve a $14 million loan to acquire the site and start pre-development including the building's design. 4:51.

we are just nine days away from the 2020 tokyo summer olympics games under way. a live look at sfo. this is where in just a few hours the women's gymnastic team will take off getting ready to go from gold. coming from here? >> just that close. >> i know. all right in our hands. can't you just feel it? the team will take off for the games later this morning and we'll be there. no one told me. i want to be there. >> no kidding. tell us about souvenir vending machines. >> a different way to shop. they will be able to buy the souvenirs with a simple tap of the screen. rows of vending machines are official merchandise store in the media center and found throughout the games. includes mugs, tote bags, sunglasses and the traditional daruma dolls which symbolize luck and perseverance.

roger will be in tokyo. maybe he can get us a souvenir. hosting three olympic specials from the bay area to tokyo. this is on july 2 from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and then july 23rd opening ceremony and you can track all the olympic coverage online. >> sounds great. next on "today in the bay" a northern california home ranked one of the most hospitable bnb. pope francis is back at the vatican ten days after intestinal surgery. the pope got out of the car at the side gate to greet the well wishers. francis and half of his colon -- had half of the colon removed july 4. first major surgery since becoming pope in 2013. it was a planned procedure

scheduled for early july when the audiences are suspended and francis would normally take some time off. we'll be right back.

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found a way to cool off. >> check this out. this black bear that climbed into a water cistern. the photo right here shared on took by the u.s. corps of engineers. when the photos were taken in late june it was more than 105 in the shade. >> wow. that's a smart bear. 4:57. next on "today in the bay" the reason a bay area mass vaccination site is shutting down. and as you're heading out the door in oakland we see the temperatures this morning in the mid-50s. cloudy skies and gradually clearing up late morning. we'll get a look at the microclimates coming up. a deadly crash continues. investigation on mckee road leaves that major roadway closed. the south bay freeways themselves are moving smoothly.

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pipeline. the big new spending plan unveiled as president biden plans to lay the ground work today for his infrastructure plan. our washington insider also breaks down how to push the roll back from voter restrictions. more boots on the ground. the reopening plan for today that may boost protections and the funding challenge a city still faces. this is "today in the bay." 5:00 on the wednesday morning. thank you so much for starting with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. "today in the bay's" mike inouye is following the latest on the deadly crash. mike? >> that is right. a surface street but a major roadway to or from 680. this is between jackson avenue and jose. there's a chinese garden within that park and then we have a