the shot, vaccinations, already going into the arms after the cbc gives a green light for kids as young as six months old to get the shot, so how easy will it be for you to get an appointment? we are taking deep and moving forward. we are standing by for closing arguments in the trial of former theranos chief officer, they are set to begin today, so we talked with scott about what we can expect. a spare the air alert, now in effect amid a small concern we have across the bay area. air-quality concern, expected to take a hit today amid soaring temperatures. meterologist kari hall is tracking where things could reach when it comes to those digits today. this is today in the bay streaming live for you. tuesday morning, i want to say good morning and thanks for

being a part of your morning. we have a lot to get to this morning but we have to acknowledge one thing first. >> they showed up and showed out yesterday, the warriors championship., really an epic event, to say the least and you know what we have much more to talk about when it comes to that this morning. proud to be a bay area dub

nation sand . >> whatever side of the bay you are on, right? and whatever side of the bay you are on today, you're going to feel the heat. you are tracking heat spikes. >> heat advisor is going up, starting at 10:00 this morning, and it goes until 10:00 this evening, during that time, our temperatures rise to unhealthy levels then you want to make sure you are paying attention to signs of heat related illness, drinking lots of water and planning your day around the hottest hours, especially once we get past 9:00 and 10:00. look at the high temperatures, santa rosa, reaching 102, today's record on the first day of summer is 99 degrees, it's not supposed to be this hot, and we are going to see the temperatures reaching near or above records around the bay area. some of the hottest temperatures in concord reaching 105, even san jose, reaching into the upper 90s. we are going to be watching this and talking about the impacts. mike, you been watching the traffic alert. >> our group is on scene, i'll

bring your pictures in a few minutes but i want to show you the backup on the sensors for the southbay. the good news is that san jose shows quicker backup for the first burst, bad news, you will get stuck if you're traveling north 101 into santa clara and sunnyvale. this crash involving a cement truck, is locking 3 of 4 less than lanes. that's a problem as crews still have minor injuries reported but major problem for the commute. 237 and central expressway, all the ways around it, we hope to break you life pictures. moving forward, the nation is hitting another milestone in the fight against covid. because after nearly 2 years, we finally have a vaccine available for the nations babies, toddlers and preschoolers. >> the appointments for those as young as six months old, now available, sierra johnson is life for us, discussing where those appointments are available, sierra? >> good morning, we will get to that availability in just a minute but take a look back, it's been about a year and a half since we watched the first nurse there in new york at that vaccine and so much has changed, the availability, the

ability to even get those vaccines has really become a lot easier and now we've expanded it to include some of our youngest americans, folks as old as just a few months are able to get that vaccine. in terms of that availability, a lot of the shots will be administered by pediatricians, for many, that's the safest way and a lot of the retailers don't vaccinate folks at that young age, so a little about the vaccines, for those 5 years and younger, it's important to note that the is groups are given to vaccination options. side affects include headache, fever and fatigue, the vaccines are safe for children as young as six months, according to the california department of public health, that means 2.2 million children will be able to refute the covid vaccine.

take a listen. >> we know that some number of kids do end up getting sick from covid, unfortunately, we've had tens of thousands of children get hospitalized including tens of thousands in the age group 60 months 252 years. these vaccines are exceedingly safe and that's the biggest message that we been saying. these vaccines have been given to millions and millions of kids. very safe. >> so again, the vaccinations are available for children as young as six months, that really covers the whole gamut of folks in our country, with the latest edition of the vaccine. we are now just hours away from the january 6th hearings, resuming, we want to give you a live look at capitol hill this morning. the house committee will focus on what they say was an effort by former president trump and his allies, to overturn the

2020 election results. election officials from arizona and georgia will testify about their interactions. that includes the georgia secretary of state it was on this infamous call with the president after the states vote was certified. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have. because we will must day. >> one of the things i'll be looking for was what was donald trump's knowledge before the phone call and whatever conversations did they have with besides the call. >> another person expected to testify today, and atlanta poll

worker who received threats after trump signaled her out by name, several times, after the election. >> the hearings are expected to start at 10:00 this morning. will bring them to you in a special report. the team will also bring you updates of what comes out of those hearings, later today on nbc bay area news and nbcbayarea.com. closing arguments are set to begin in the trial of the former president and chief operating officer of theranos. you might remember, she was found guilty on four counts, elizabeth holmes and could spend up to 20 years in prison when she sentence. we talked about the differences. >> it was similar in a lot of ways because it was the same playbook that the prosecution had, same charges filed, and the witnesses were very similar. but it was different. have a different feel, because there was much less celebrity. a lot less press, almost nobody showed up to take it in whereas in the holmes case we had to have an overflow courtroom and people were being turned away because elizabeth holmes as the

celebrity that he did not have, but after covering the holmes case, for all of those months, it felt extremely similar to cover that case because it was the same set of prosecuting attorneys, a very similar set of witnesses, and they were asked the same question, so clearly, they wanted the jurors in this case to come to the same conclusions that the jurors came to in the holmes case. >> and that conclusion was that she was guilty on a number of charges related to conspiracy and fraud and the fact that he did not testify in his own behalf, do you think that will make a difference? >> i don't know if he would have made all that great of a witness. the one thing we knew in advance

was that elizabeth holmes was a really good interview. i interviewed her myself. she was very, as we know, able to get her point across and convince people to part with a lot of money. none of us ever talked to balwani, he was involved in the company, and that's part of what the prosecution has been trying to prove, but he was never the front man they >> be sure to follow scott on twitter, he's been in the courtroom for months, he has updates on closing arguments over the coming days. >> let's take a live look at san jose this morning, the sun is starting to come up. of course the heat is starting to come. we will talk more about the drive in a bit. mike has a look at the commute but terry, the weather we are experiencing, it'll be a hot one. >> the first day of summer, we are under a microclimate weather alert and we are talking about record-breaking temperatures again for today.

end up with, the temperatures are in the low 60s and at 9:00, it'll be 77 which is closer to her normal high temperature. but we are going to continue to rise more from their reaching into the mid-90s by 1:00. eventually hitting 99 degrees today. 105, that'll be the high in fairfield while san francisco will be in the mid 80s. in the north bay, santa rosa, hitting 102 degrees. extremely hot today, that i do have more concerns as we head through the week. so we will talk more about that coming up. mike, you are also tracking and alert. if you look at our pictures that we have from our photographer, northbound 101, the backup, flashing lights, only one northbound lane is open and this is the reason for the backup, you are looking at it right now. you see more chp cruisers arriving on scene, the tow truck, i don't know if it has gotten there because they need a heavier tow truck because this is again, it's a cement truck, that does have wet concrete in the back. no major injuries but there are some injuries, and that will take a while to clear once the crews are on scene. the map shows you the backup

extending almost back to great american parkway. we will talk about alternates, coming up. >> that's lucky that didn't tip over on anybody. next on today in the bay, a warning for travelers, american airlines cutting services to many cities. we will show you the places where you may need to rebook your flight. what if there were a federal gas tax holiday, how much would you actually say that the pub? we will go over the numbers. speaking of numbers, those look nice, the doubt expected to open 420+ points, higher this morning. plus, -- >> the queen is back and we are not talking about queen elizabeth. >> different outfit. >> maybe 80 years ago. look, beyonci, she's dropping

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good tuesday morning, right now and 6:14 it's time to get up and moving and we are under a microclimate weather alert. whatever outdoor activities you have, you want to get it in before 10:00. we can to the temperature trend in walnut creek going from mid 60s to mid 80s at 10:00 to upper 90s at 1:00 today. dangerous heat, for the middle of the afternoon. i'm tracking back as well as a chance for thunderstorms in our forecast, more on that coming up in a few minutes. >> find a cool spot and lay down but not if you are a cement truck, this is 101, north 101 at matilda, the alert continues for the southbay, 101, backing up before great american parkway, we will talk about the ripple effect to try to get you around this if you are watching from home, which clearly, you are . happy tuesday to you, elon musk has reiterated his plan to cut about 10% of the tesla workforce. he said that he has a, quote, super bad feeling about the economy, and said the layoffs would take place. this guy is not as famous as elon musk but he has the

opposite feeling. federal reserve governor, james bullard told a conference in spain, he expects the economy to expand this quarter, not retract, now the classic definition of a recession is two quarters of negative growth, so if he's right, we will not be in a recession. we shall see. the white house, considering a federal gas tax holiday, to bring down gas prices. several states have tried this, with varying results. it would have of course degrees funding to roads and other things paid for by the federal gas tax. in san jose, there paying about $6.45 a gallon, so if we break this down, you are paying about $.80 to the federal government per gallon, at the pump. california, gets $.51, and that makes the cost of the actualgas to you. there are a lot of profits for the oil companies built in there, too, so bottom line, if we had a federal tax holiday, gas in the bay area, would cost

$6.27 a gallon. other news, a republican politicians video, has been blocked on twitter and removed from facebook, after he encouraged people to go rhino hunting. now right now is what some republicans called other republicans, republican in name only. we will only show you stills of the ad. eric great to the former governor of missouri, he stepped down after allegations of sexual assault. he's running for senate. twitter and facebook blocked be added for violating it's prohibition against encouraging targeted violence. critics point out not only does the ad encourage violence against republicans, it incorporates the figures dressed as the military. our military does not get involved in civil affairs like politics certainly, doesn't busted people's homes, he says rhinos are not conservative enough for him and kris and marcus, he says there's a new hunting license for them and

youtube and twitter are saying, that's a step too far. >> all right, it's good to see them policing some level of discourse. we do have a warning for travelers this morning, if you're flying american airlines, you should know that they are going to drop service for three smaller cities. ithaca at islip new york and toledo, ohio, after september seventh, blaming the shortage of pilots. americans reaching out to customers scheduled to fly to or from those cities but the move will have a major impact on toledo, as american is the only major carrier that flies there and allegiant is the only other airline. the closest airline is detroit, about 50 miles away. boy, are we lucky? three fantastic airports in the bay area. queen be, she says, to dance, then we will dance. >> overnight, she is dropping the first rack from the upcoming album, the song has many people already moving about this morning, take a

listen. >> ♪ ♪ it definitely makes you move, somebody texted me and said it gives more of that robin s field. remember back in the 90s? the track features big freda ♪ you already know ♪ he's known

for his music in the bounce music, it started in new orleans, that makes you want to move. and if you didn't know, big freda on that song, information, at the beginning, that's big freda, so if you are like big freda, that's big freda. >> it's it's it's interesting, usually be think of her as her elaborate dance and whatnot and this time she's like learn the words first. >> she's teaching the reading, it's good for the kids. >> reading is fundamental. >> we saw that video, i just want to walk like that all day. kari, do you want to join me? >> a pep in your step on this tuesday morning and if you are dancing or doing anything, try to stay active, we are trying to get it in before the temperatures heat up. i want to show you this beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. they have these thin wisps of fog just rolling by, but it's not the cooling fog that we like to see. so take a look at our southbay high temperatures for this afternoon. headed for 103 degrees in gilroy today, try to stay cool. we are up to 105 in antioch and concord, and 96 in fremont,

really hot in oakland with a high of 93 degrees. it's going to be a little bit warmer, but still fairly mild in comparison to the coastline today, while palo alto heads to 97, upper 70s in san francisco, but when you head over toward the downtown area in the mission district, we are in the mid 80s a day and 103 in sonoma, and in ukiah. as we go through the next few days, our temperature start to cool off, but it won't really feel like it because we will get higher humidity. the monsoon season has kicked in early and it's going to spark up showers for parts of the ciara and some of the moisture will be coming into the bay area with high clouds, a bit or humidity, and we remember in 2020, when we had a surge in monsoonal moisture, and spark the thunderstorms that caused wildfires. it doesn't look like it'll be on that magnitude but even as

we take a look at the mid-level moisture, the green indicates higher levels of humidity, right over the bay area, we will have to really continue to be careful during that time, and monitor that lightning threat, as our temperatures stay in the 90s, so still pretty warm, even as we head into the weekend. and mike's been trapped tracking a traffic alert. >> continuing for folks traveling north on 101 through the southbay, san jose, heading into santa clara and sunnyvale, mountain view, this overturned cement truck is the issue, lots of hope, clearly there, giving advice for discussing what's going on, they need the tow truck, it's blocking 3 of the 4 lanes, there are two truck, it's filled with wet cement or concrete and the map shows you the backup and your ultimate, you can get over to 237 north, great american parkway, that'll get you out of the back of it, thankfully san jose is backup, 101 is not there, perhaps more folks are using to 80. you might want to consider that

as well. next on today in the bay, nbc bay area response. the store says her headphones were delivered successfully, but she says the box was empty. we

good morning, lisa in foster city ordered $190 wireless headphones from target.com. she says, the box arrived with a slit right here, it was already opened, and, inside, no headphones, only a charging cord. she disputed the charge with target and her credit card company. target declined to refund her, and said, we consider this to be a successful delivery. successful? lisa tried again, target told her the issue was resolved in this message, and said, consider using our order pickup and drop up as an alternative to shipping to home. well lisa said her credit card company told her she still had to pay the 190 bucks. she called us. we asked all the parties involved what happened. target told us, it was giving was a a refund and wouldn't share more details but said, thanks for bringing this to our

attention. six months after she ordered those headphones, lisa got back to $190. if you order something online, by mail or over the phone, the federal trade commission has your back. we made a how-to video explaining what's covered, and how to file a federal complaint. you can watch that video and all the other episodes on our website, our nbc bay area streaming channels and our youtube page. next, top stories we are following for you today include the search for robbers, underway in the east bay after this video went viral because of its sheer boldness. the reason some people are wondering whether this was a targeted attack. a scorcher predicted today for here in e east bayth

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right now at 6:30, it is already warm and will get hot, hot, hot. the temperature will go up, up, up. microclimate weather alert on this, the first day of summer. we will show you why heat is not the only concern if you are out and about today. will it overturn? the decision in the case of roe v. wade from the supreme court is looming. what is at stake if it happens? this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon

i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia let's get right to our top stories this morning. but he. >> we have team coverage for you. we are tracking an error alert and effect. but first lets had to knead kari hall. the temperatures are going up quickly around the bay area. we also will have concerns of high levels of exhaust and ozone making it unhealthy. so, you want to make sure you are catching public transit or trying to do what you can to resumes the exhaust emissions around the area. take a look at how hot it will be. it just pushes all those pollutants to the earth as we had towards 102 degrees in livermore today.

and 105 in fairfield. bob adele is out live with her on that spare the air alert day. you are near one of those spots that will be reaching triple digits. >> reporter: you are correct. as you mentioned, air quality has disparity which means they would like if you could to avoid getting in the car today. you can walk to work, carpool, take public transit, whatever it is you can do to get into the office. the district is predicting the smog created will make the air very unhealthy to breathe. especially for people with underlying lung conditions. bad air can trigger asthma, and worsen bronchitis and emphysema. the best time to exercise outside is right now in the early morning when the ozone

concentrations are reduced. here in the tri-valley, temps are expected to approach 100 degrees in the afternoon. check with your local county if you need a place to cool off. cooling centers will be open. this, by the way, is the second spare the air day of 2022. the first one was june 10th. at this time last year we had four spare the air days. >> definitely a day if you can say in. thank you. you can also down the free area app to get breaking weather alert straight to your phone and you will also be able to track the weather in your neighborhood. we have some breaking news this morning. the state department confirming an american citizen has died in ukraine. officials say he is the second

american to die as a result of the war. in newspaper picture said the 52-year-old leaves behind a wife and stepchildren and his death follows reports that two other americans who joined the efforts there disappear in ukraine this month. we continue to watch the supreme court closely as the decision in the case of roe v. wade could come from the supreme court sometime this week. the updated calendar indicates a decision could be handed down as early as this morning. a leaked draft opinion suggested that five justices are ready to overturn roe v. wade and give states the right to determine whether or not abortion rights should be restricted. some states already enacted trigger loss which will ban or limit abortions the moment roe v. wade is overturn. for example, missouri proposed a law that will allow the people to sue abortion providers. these images of an

unconscious victim at the mall are spreading on social media. police say the suspect, armed with a knife, ripped jewelry off the man and ran away. it happened saturday morning. police say the people they spoke to at the mall last night were just disturbed by the attack. >> it was scary because you don't know where you are safe anymore. things happen everywhere. and she is young, so i always worry about that. i don't know. what can we do? >> the victim is believed to be filipino and some comments on social media are saying that this may be anti-asian hate. police are not commenting on a possible motive. police say a man is expected in court today. the 25-

year-old is facing hate crime charges. police say over the weekend he painted an anti-asian slur on a home he lives close to and is also accused of leaving a note on a realtors cart during an open house. the agent did not want to show his face but he says this is taught him something. >> if we see this in the future, just call the police. if we don't do this, it will do more and more of this and we have to stop this from our society. >> police say they recovered evidence linking him to the vandalism during a search warrant. it was a close call for a neighborhood. look at this time lapse video of a fire. this is north of the parkway yesterday evening. a lot of homes and you can see the glow from the fire and even

see the smoke. fortunately, chris got a handle on that right away. no reports -- there are reports, aisha k, the fireworks may be to blame the firefighters are saying the cause is under investigation. the dangerous weather conditions we are seeing this morning pose a threat to any of those fires. >> we don't want to be messing around with fireworks in these conditions. things can get out of control quickly. today we have a heat advisory that begins in 3 1/2 hours and continues until this afternoon. let me show you napa. were starting out at 51 degrees. nice and comfortable, but look at the range in temperatures and how quickly it warms up today. we are also going to see

possibly a lot of the record set on this first day of summer. santa rosa headed to 102. the record is 99 degrees. dangerous heat today. i will track that as well as other concerns i have coming up. mike is concerned about a traffic alert for the major part of the commute. you are talking 105 and i am talking 101. we hope we have some progress. he shows us the scene with a tow truck hooking up to that overturn cement truck. hoping they can list that but they called for more cleanup. the backup of 101 jams up before you get to great american parkway. folks are using 237 to get by. the central expressway is also a good option. on the lower deck of the bay bridge, we have a couple lanes

blocked. three lanes of the lower deck right now. hopefully that clears quickly. then the backup at the toll bridge call -- coming up on today in the bay, and examination into president trump's phone calls looking for more votes. i know you've got thing to say but it will be nice to enjoy these numbers. >> let's enjoy a little bit of green for a minute. also, can you solve a 60- year-old mystery? we have a new clue from investigators about what happened to three prisoners who escaped from alcatraz. a serious parade hangover this morning? dub nation standing up and showing a huge way to honor the finals victory. we have look at som

it is 6:42. we are under a microclimate alert. take a look at pittsburg. low 70s to really hot temperatures for this afternoon. dangerous heat and unhealthy air quality there. we will see more concerns as we head through the rest of the week. i am talking about where we can see thunderstorms in our forecast, coming up in a few minutes. we are tracking two issues

for the commute. a tow truck is hooking up this heavy-duty cement truck blocking lanes of northbound 101 and matilda. we will show you the ripple effect, coming up. this morning, we are expecting to learn more about a new report that is putting even more scrutiny on the police response the day of the deadly shooting in uvalde, texas. officers waited more than an hour before ending the rampage after 19 children and two teachers were killed. now, multiple reports say officers had the manpower and equipment to move in earlier but chose to wait for orders. nbc news has not obtained video or reports but the new information is expected to be presented today during a hearing at the texas state senate. democrats may be getting a

preview of what could be the next residential race. >> mike pence spoke to people on his way to the lincoln day dinner in illinois and he did indeed sound like a presidential candidate. >> the truth is the majority of americans know president biden's economic policies have failed utterly and completely and it is time for a change of direction for america. >> he did not mention the january 6th attack's in a speech in the investigation into the attack and it continues to. it starts at 10:00 this morning and nbc bay area will carry it life. past hearings have gone over his role in saving democracy by

refusing to do what trump told him to do to block the certification. we learned the mob shouting hang mike pence got within 40 feet of the then vice president. politico is reporting this morning that select committee has evidence the trump team was working on a plan to negate the election even before the election took place. we may hear that allegation today. we should also hear from the acting -- farmer and texting attorney general who refused in order to announce the justice department have found the election fraudulent. it hadn't. from georgia secretary of state, brad raffensperger and his lieutenant gabriel sterling both republicans whose lives were threatened after they refused to block george's results, georgia went to biden. you may remember them from their frequent press conferences at the bottom of the staircase at the georgia capital. trump is under investigation in georgia for pressuring them to find more votes to reverse the

results. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes. which is one more than we have. i only need 11,000 votes. alice, i need 11,000 votes. give me a break. there is nothing wrong with saying, you know, you recalculated. >> trump calls the phone call perfect. absolutely perfect and appropriate, he says. not the first time a perfect phone call has caused him trouble. he used the same language to describe his call with president zelenskyy where zelenskyy asked for antitank missiles and trump asked him to investigate joe biden. trump them block the shipment of weapons to ukraine and the whole thing led to his first impeachment. lots to track today.

the supreme court could release important decisions later this morning, and we have the hearings live at 10:00 a.m. right here on nbc bay area. no doubt many of you probably visited alcatraz. now investigators say they need your help in solving a 60-year- old mystery. fbi is releasing these pictures of three prisoners who is in 1962. the top three are the men in 1962. the ones at the bottom are the progression using technology to show how they would look today. if they were alive, they were be in their 90s. they admitted that the fbi had no evidence that they survived the trip but the release of the images suggests the investigation is still open. >> all three were habitual career criminals. there is nothing to indicate that just because they escaped

alcatraz they would have stopped their life of crime. >> find out how the trio escaped in the latest in that investigation when you tune in to "the today show" at 7:00 right after us here on today in the bay. the route may have been different in on the other side of the bay, but, for the fourth time in eight years, our warriors celebrated another championship. >> it has been an amazing experience. celebrating the warriors. they did it. >> the energy was the same. the people who showed up to celebrate the dubs. market street was a blue and gold and confetti fell.

>> he is usually so serious. >> they got the championship and another ring coming their way as well as mvp. look, i was out there having a good time. a little behind-the-scenes look. we worked one of the sections of the parade route. in the excitement to all of the fans, you know, i mean, it was electrifying and contagious, really. i want to say good morning to rene. she said they watch every morning. hope you are watching this morning. just a fun time. and there is such a thing as a parade hangover.

and i had nothing to drink yesterday. >> it seems like all of that adrenaline just goes back out. >> that was enough energy to power all of the air conditioners around the bay area. we will need that. it will be really hot as we go into this afternoon. we are under a microclimate weather alert. starting out with temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. vacaville is already at 78 degrees. let's head to the south bay where los gatos will top out at 90 degrees. as hot as 103 in gilroy. for the east bay, 105 in concord and antioch, and oakland reaching 93 degrees. and then we had to the coastline where normally we find some relief but we are still talking upper 70s. an upper 90s redwood city. for san francisco, we could reach 86 downtown and even hotter in a few spots.

nevada reaches 100 degrees today. up to 103 in ukiah. you have seen the seven-day forecast with the lightning icons at the bottom of the screen. the monsoon season has kicked off for the desert southwest. occasionally we get moisture our way that can produce thunderstorms. we are looking at that possibility as we go towards wednesday into thursday. some of that moisture may come into the bay area. this is the water vapor loop. where it is green shows where is higher humidity. we saw a similar type of set up in 2020 before all of the wildfires in august. we had thunderstorms in the rain dried up but there were still lightning strikes and there will be that slight possibility heading into the end of the week. really concerned about that. it doesn't look like it is on that magnitude but one

lightning strike will be bad for us. at the end of the week, not much of a cooldown. still in the 90s. and we are still tracking breaking news on the roads. the cement truck is still there in the south and even a bigger backup as we look at the live pictures. big rig, the heavy duty rig, trying to pick up that heavy duty rig filled with wet cement or concrete. only one lane of northbound 101 is backed up. just north of sjc is backed up all the way into 237. some folks could shift to 237. 280 might also see my traffic and 101 holding steady with the typical build north of 101. as we look at the rest of the commute, pretty smooth. i am circling the backup near the expressway as well but the

second alert continues for the lower deck of the bay bridge. a crash blocks a couple lanes. it is slow out of san francisco heading back to the east bay. rough morning out there. happening now, the city of oakland is gearing up to vote on a proposal that would install more parking meters around lake mary. the park and rec's advisory commission recommended against the plan saying that it could prevent certain groups from having access to the lake because of the cost. but the meters would generate $1.5 million in just the first year. the city council will vote at 10:30 this morning. a quick look at the top stories including an issue alert . experts say you should avoid using your car today. plus, covid vaccine rolled out for the youngest children. ce y dviou need

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welcome back. we have a look at the top stories here on today in the bay. a new covid vaccine is available for the nation's youngest participants. appointments for those as young as 6 months is available.

for this age group there are two different vaccinations possible. the pfizer vaccine, given in three doses, and moderna given in two. the side effects are similar. again, the vaccines have been proven safe in trials for children as young as 6 months. 2.2 million more children will now be able to receive the covid-19 vaccine in california. closing arguments begin the trial of sunny balwani , the former president and chief operating officer of chick or. the trial has focused on the same charges is elizabeth holmes face but remember, she was found guilty on four counts and could spend up to 20 years in prison. we have been covering both of the trials so be sure to follow him on twitter for updates on the closing arguments in coming days. taking a live look across the bay area, it will be a hot

one today. worsening air quality prompting a spare the air alert. today in the bay's bob redell is tracking those conditions for us and what they are asking people to do this morning. >> reporter: this would be the second spare the air day issued by the bay area air quality management this year. it is because of the high temps especially here in the east bay where we will see temps approaching 100 degrees and possibly going over. the concerns are the air quality will be very, very unhealthy. especially people with underlying lung conditions. so, the district is asking if at all possible to avoid driving your car. carpool, walk, bike, take public transit. if you're going to exercise, get out now and do it now while the temperatures are relatively cool. in the ozone layer is lower and

healthier. tomorrow, we can expect on the temperatures i will send it over to kari hall. it will be really hot today. we will see temperatures headed for 105 degrees. tomorrow is not much better but we will add in humidity which may in turn spark thunderstorms. we will watch that. we will see a nice cooldown in time for the pride weekend coming up this weekend. we are looking here and we are continuing on north 101 and this overturn cement truck. they need a sweeper to clean up whatever debris has fallen out of the cement mixer. northbound 101 only one lane open. the backup starts near sjc and extends all the way up to shy of 237. 280 is clear as an alternate. on the lower deck of the bay bridge, tough travel as well.

three lanes are blocked as you head towards the treasure island exit. that's what's happening today in the bay. we will be back ♪♪ good morning. breaking overnight. stunning new details coming to light in the uvalde school shooting, including the first images of armed officers inside robb elementary just moments after the gunman stormed in. just ahead the new questions raised over why police did not act sooner to stop the attack. and the growing outrage from family members demanding answers as the investigation takes center stage at a key hearing. all eyes on washington, the january 6 committee set to hold its next public hearing and