>> i mean. we got kids here that enjoy this kind of thing. >> the end of the era and the south bay. great america announces it will permanently closed its doors. when it set to happen. >> the babe area housing market is cooling off. changes. the warming trend is coming to an end. meteorologist kari hall is tracking cooler temperatures.

this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online one good morning to you. thank you for allowing us to be part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's start with a look at the forecast. we would get to mike in a bit. warm one today but this will be the last for the week. >> we will start to cool off. yesterday was the hottest day of the week so were starting to see progress toward more comfortable therefore inland areas. as we take a a look outside in san jose. it's a clear start with temperatures in the upper 50s. we will see a lot of sunshine. yesterday at this time we did have clouds. it will be a warm afternoon reaching 84, but that's normal for this time of year. 91, livermore. 96, fairfield. upper 60s near the coast. we will talk about the cooler air coming in.

good morning, mike. house looking for the commute? >> good morning. the commute is looking great. let's take you to the maps. contra costa county had a crash that just cleared. it just cleared from the map. no slowing but there was on westbound highway 4. that's an important part of the early commute out of antioch. no slowing and now no crash. just cleared from the chp board. roadwork on niles canyon but the rest of the roadways are moving smoothly. we will talk about highway 84. this is just developing. a horrific discovery in san antonio. at least 36 people found dead in a semi truck as part of a presumed migrant smuggling attempt into the u.s. investigators say they were discovered when a worker nearby heard cries for help. paramedics rushed in. 16 people including several children were taken to the hospital.

investigators say there is no sign, there was no sign of water in the refrigerated tractor-trailer and no visible working air-conditioning unit. three people are now in custody. a bay area staple will be no more. the operators a great america in santa clara announcing they sold the amusement park to a real estate investment company. for $310 million. >> the park will remain open for another 10 years. after that it's anybody's guess what will happen to the site. tom jensen reporting on future plans. >> reporter: it's been a mainstay for fun for tourists and locals alike since 1976 but the owner come as cedar fair, and announced it's selling the land are great america amusement park sits. we spoke to local families as they exited the park and most were just hearing the news. >> i had no idea . why? >> how sad. we had a blast today so i hope they stay open. >> reporter: the park will remain open and operating as is until its current buyers in

2023 but it comes as a shock to longtime south bay parents who been enjoying the fun here since they were kids. >> i've been coming here since i was in junior high. >> reporter: maria's son, jacob, just got a senior pastor and has been having a blast on the waterslide the past two days. >> i think it's sad. it's been around a long time and it will be a big change but we will enjoy it while you can. >> reporter: the city of santa clara tells nbc bay area it was in there is no plan regarding future development in a written statement the santa clara mayor said on the surface it appears california's great america will not change in the short-term. my hope and goal is to keep california's great america there as long as possible in the long-term. >> levi's stadium and all these other corporation buildings. hopefully there's a place for the children. >> reporter: the new owner come

up are lodges, tells us it looks forward to working with the city's and others on a long- term plan for the property. tom jensen, today in the bay. the committee said it recently obtained evidence which spurred the call for a hearing. this comes after congress left washington for a two-week recess and no new hearings were supposed to take place until july. the subject of the new evidence is unknown but expectations are now high for a bombshell. laer holt will anchor from washington, d.c. and will be joined by chuck todd, peter alexander and more starting at 10:00 right here on tran. making it in the bay just got a little less competitive. real estate agents and brokers say the housing market is cooling off in silicon valley compared to a couple months ago. but the cooling comes with a catch. interest rates climbing meaning

mortgages may be more expensive in the end. damian trujillo is in san jose. >> reporter: agents say that trend started shifting in february and march and those who cannot buy a home then may now be able to do so. take the single-family home on north white road in san jose. it's been on the market for 24 days and the seller did something that was unheard of a few months ago. he recently dropped the list price by $95,000. >> the market is changing. it's definitely not what it was three or four months ago. >> reporter: this realtor/broker said higher interest rates are keeping homes on the market longer. open houses are attracting smaller crowds. and multiple high bidders are disappearing. >> today, there will be many buyers that want to be able to buy that three or four or five months ago were not because the

competition is not there anymore. >> reporter: he predicts home prices will drop even more by september and october, but the buyer still faces a hurdle. interest rates are going up meaning a more expensive mortgage. those rates averaged 3% in january and now are as high as 6%. >> the idea of let's ask this price because there are many buyers, those days are gone for the moment. >> reporter: even with the price drop, the white road home is listed at almost $800,000. still too high for many in the valley. >> it's not an option right now but i know that it's hard for my family come as well, because it's very expensive. >> reporter: would you like to? >> i would but it's expensive in the bay area. >> reporter: a sliver of optimism and hope among many buyers that the trend toward truly affordable homes continues. damian trujillo, today in the

bay. a concerning discovery in san francisco wastewater. traces of monkeypox have been bound. this was found in a treatment plant that serves one third of san francisco residents. they were taken last monday and thursday at the oceanside treatment plant on the west side. as of last wednesday, the san francisco health department said there had been confirmed 10 possible, probable cases of monkeypox throughout the entire county of san francisco. in california, the number of probable and confirmed cases is 52. a number of stores across the country are limiting customers on the number of plan b contraceptive pills people can purchase. in the days following last week's overturning of roe v wade, some of social media urge people to stock up. if taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex, it can protect a fertilized egg from attaching to the womb. over the weekend cvs and rite aid started limiting purchases

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good tuesday morning. right now i 4:41 as you are heading out in the delta and looking at antioch, temperatures in the upper 60s. across highway 4 will be nice and quiet . hopefully things will pan out to be a nice day. will feel warm this afternoon. we are on a cooling trend and we will talk more about that in a few minutes. the earlier crash cleared from highway 4. smuda driving. and we are looking at cones which is typical for the golden gate bridge. i thought they would wait for this report but they left a few minutes ago. you can see traveling north across the bridge. let's check in with silvana. >> reporter: good morning. waugh street is set to open higher after markets closed in the bread yesterday as investors rebalance their portfolios ahead of the end of the quarter. despite last week's big bounce for stocks, the s&p 500 index

is down 14% in the second quarter, on track for the worst. two since the first quarter of 2020. and focus today, reports on home prices and consumer confidence. amazon is planning to hold two prime shopping events this year. prime date is set july 12th and 13th but the company is reportedly scheduling a prime fall dealer event sometime in the fourth quarter. notice to sellers seen by cnbc instructs them to submit limited time lightning deals by july 22nd pick the fall event could drum up sales for amazon. in april it reported its lowest orderly revenue growth since the.com bust in 2001 and could help retailers clear out excess inventory as inflation squeezes shoppers and they shift spending to think such as travel and entertainment. american airlines regional carrier onboard air is offering triple paid to pilot to pick up any uncovered trips on their days off in july according to a

note seen by cnbc. the bonus will only be offered if there are open plates available the move comes during a messy summer travel season with delays, cancellations, staff shortages and bad weather plaguing the industry as demand returns to pre-pandemic levels. back to you. >> everybody wants to get away. >> triple pay sounds good to me. >> reporter: anyone know how to fly? >> it's not like the video games? >> that would be scary . working to save our climate in crisis. coming up. greenhouse gas which continues to increase

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good morning, folks. looking toward the tri-valley where it's not a surprise but we do have roadwork keeping highway 84 through niles canyon restricted. is not a good connector between 680 and 238 which is mission boulevard. aside from a build of the altimont, that's also quite frequent so we are looking at no surprises for this portion of the bay. highway 4 did have a crash at leverage. may be something new at concord. i'm looking for chp activity. nothing confirmed but we do have been error showing eastbound 437 a disabled vehicle. keep that in mind.

the rest of the bay moving smoothly. chp does not have any concerns as far as the weather but you have better luck. we have a little fog over san francisco but it's higher up so it's not having an impact on visibility right now and the temperature at 55 degrees so light jacket weather with a breezy wind at 13 miles per hour and we will see those temperatures in the 50s through 9:00 and then heading for the low 60s today. as we go into the inland areas, it's going to be hot reaching 92 and concord and 96 in fairfield. 95, san martin. novato reaching 86. the microclimate is in effect but slight cooling for areas that have been hot the last few days. still in the upper 80s tomorrow but take a look at thursday where we come down to

san francisco staying in the 60s. high pressure that is calls that intense heat will be moving away and that will be a low sliding down the coast which will basically cause the air to lift into the atmosphere and has a counterclockwise wind flow. with that it will push in a stronger ocean breeze, and the ocean right now is cool so it will transport that air into inland valleys. brentwood with hot temperatures will start to feel more comfortable heading into thursday and friday. by sunday and the fourth of july it's going to be about 80 degrees. still nice out there as temperatures cool off we have 70s and the forecast for the week and piqua start each day with clouds and fog and then mornings will dip down with temperatures into the upper 60s and low 70s. pretty much jacket weather all throughout the holiday weekend.

now let's turn to our climate in crisis and we will talk about carbon dioxide. it's actually a heat trapping greenhouse gas and it has increased in industrial areas. dioxide is released through human activities such as deforestation and burning fossil fuels like coal. but it happens naturally from respiration and volcanic eruptions so you get this increase in carbon dioxide that warns our temperatures. one sunlight comes in, it adds an extra layer to the atmosphere and causes those temperatures to warm even more. but there is new technology working to capture that carbon dioxide and companies are trying to reduce their environmental impact. i spoke with the executive at delta cleantech and he said california is leading the pack when it comes to creating clean energy and reducing carbon emissions. >> the transition i see is the

transition and already occurring at a rapid rate as you are away. it's transitioning from coal which is that 11%, 13% co2 exhaust repair 11 to 13% of exhaust going up as carbon dioxide, which of course is driving global warming. 3% to stream. when we as carbon dioxide exhaust stream. when we use natural gas. so we are already transitioning to natural gas which is great progress. now let's transition eventually from natural gas into renewables. and this would be bridging technology that will help us do that, kari . >> you can watch the full interview on nbcbayarea.com. to the climate in crisis change. he said cleantech can help move us toward a greener future and you can help develop a solution with how to use that carbon once it's captured. they make so interesting. thank you for sharing. ukraine is requesting a

meeting with the u.n. security council following yesterday's deadly russian missile strike targeting a busy shopping mall. the bombing happen in central ukraine and it's believed hundreds were shopping at the time. so far there are at least 18 confirmed deaths and it's believed the number will go higher. before the attack of ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy sat down for an interview with nbc's richard engel and reaffirmed the resolve of his people. >> what does victory look like for you? how does this war and? >> translator: the world will end for sure. i'm sure it will end with ukraine winning, whatever happens. no matter how difficult it is for us. we must oust the occupiers from our land.

>> coming up on the today show, the latest on the shopping mall attack and richard engle's full interview at 7:00 right after today in the bay. happening today, san jose leaders will consider rolling back a decades-old ban on a favorite pastime. since 1986, cruising has been illegal in the city leaving many who love to cruise around the city to look elsewhere for those that worry free rides. when it was approved, the city cited traffic at, just in, criminal activity and an environment of fear commanding cruising. critics called the ban discriminatory and a card played by police to pull over young people in east san jose. the debate is part of a regular schedule council meeting happening this afternoon. have you ever wondered how healthy your neighborhood is? coming up on today in the bay, the three cities that topping nationwide list for the healthiest . and what it took to get there . and the federal agency for national service and volunteerism set to announce

covered relief funding. americorps will reveal the amount of grants made possible by president biden's american rescue plan later today. the agency said the money will support the recruitments, training and development of public health leaders in california.

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report has released the latest healthiest communities making the top 100 san mateo county at number 36, santa clara county comes in at number 39, and marin ranking at number 78. because of climate change, the 2022 ranking incorporated new data on environmental health. other metrics include education, economy and public safety . and also in sacramento, a wedding over the weekend, the bride wore blue. >> it wasn't her first wedding. she is 95 years old. the groom, carl, is 97. the ceremony was at heritage park senior living community where they met and they still live. look at them cutting the cake. the two were shocked to feel the special butterflies so late in life and they wanted to stop sneaking around. >> but it's only been about five months that we have been dating. >> we live just two doors apart and we both have back doors.

>> okay. >> i hear at some of the nursing homes dose even though there was a lot of music and bubbly, this wasn't a legal wedding. just a couple of crazy kids wanting to declare their commitment. >> they don't want to mess up their retirement. >> good for them. >> i love it. much more coming up this morning. 4:58 . fall out continues across the country and on capitol hill. coming up. a live report from washington on the work the binding and on the work the binding and ministration and congress

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we will do everything within our power as an administration through the executive branch to ensure that women have access to the medication they need. >> ensuring healthcare for all women. a live report from washington on the latest efforts the biden administration is working on following the supreme court decision to overturn roe v wade. and the end of an error in the south bay. amusement park great america announces it will permanently close its doors the reason for the closure and when it said to have been . fireworks sales art set to blast off. what you need to keep in mind ahead of the fourth of july holiday. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online.