racing to save ancient sequoias. the unusual methods to protect sacred trees as a wildfires burn out of control. bus tracking and advisory. loosening covid restrictions. new rules taking effect at airports tomorrow. we will show you what to keep in mind ahead of your next summer vacation. this is today in the bay streaming live. thank you for joining us. it is monday morning.

mark garcia have the day off. >> let's get right to our top stories. developing for you, firefighters are battling worsening conditions and trying to tackle a wildfire in yosemite national park. this is new video from overnight. >> this is what the valley floor looked like yesterday. teams overnight set up sprinklers around the grizzly giant which is the most renowned sequoia in the entire park which is more than 200 feet tall. >> now smoke is in the area. we are tracking air quality and we will talk about a new advisory this morning. >> yes. a spare the air alert is in effect. if you have asthma or breathing problems, limit your time outside. the worst air quality will be in santa clara. this is particular matter being measured. highest in the south bay and the north bay where we will see

smoke moving in as well as around downtown san jose. we can see the bulk of the smoke blowing away from us pushing off toward the ease. some of that starting to move in for today creating the moderate air quality. when you talk about the impact of that on your health, it could cause irritation and could cause heart disease and those effects could be worsened. breathing problems and premature death. you need to take this seriously as we watch the weather conditions around the area. hot again today for those trying to get more containment. highs toward the upper 90s. really hot there. i will continue to monitor that. mike, make sure that you are getting the app as a fire season continues. it is such a great resource for you to get alerts. of course, download that. >> i happen to have it.

okay. we are here and great news in the upper east shore. all the lanes are open. westbound 80 should recover quickly. a disabled vehicle with complications. it took all the lanes a few minutes to clear that from the roadway. that is the recovery. it is smooth and dry once you get into richmond. no back up off of highway 4. now 580 has their obstruction out of the way. >> let's take a live look at capitol hill. the january 6th committee is hitting the home stretch in public hearings. one former ally now is offering to testify. today this good come with

certain conditions? >> that is right. given the green light to testify in front of the january 6th committee. he says he is willing to do so if it is live and in public. committee members say that is unlikely. >> steve bannon, a member of the inner circle offering to testify for the january 6th committee. he is set to stand trial for contempt of congress after standalone walling the investigation. >> the committee is irrelevant. this comes after the former president said he would waive executive protection for his testimony. the bottom line is yes, we want to talk to anyone who has information. >> there was it eight hour

transcribed deposition. some testimony could be used in hearings this week. >> he could provide information on the critical issues we are looking at and that includes the presidents dereliction of duty on the day of january 6. >> new footage subpoenaed shows the former president downplaying that day. >> they were angry because of what happened in the election. they saw what happened. >> reporter: riders were enraged by election fraud claims. >> the president pressured the vice president and electors. >> reporter: there are possible ties between trump associates and extremist.

>> reporter: former spokesperson for the group is scheduled to testify tuesday. on thursday, we expect to see another primetime hearing. chris? >> thank you. we will be watching. let's take a live look at sfo. starting tomorrow and arriving international travelers no longer have to show a negative covid test to enter. this is as cases are rising. mask up even in an outdoor setting. some 2000 new cases are reported their hand 230 covid patients are now hospitalized. that is the most since the surge in january. >> there could be mosquitoes praying happening tonight after the dissection of west nile virus. that begins at 10:00 tonight. in the area you see on the map

between sunken garden and sunnyvale high school. this should last three hours. closure windows and keep your pets in doors. it shouldn't be too hard because it will be at 10:00 tonight. a punishing heat wave is driving up demand for power. >> residents are being asked to residentially reduce power load. temperatures will be more than 100 degrees today and stay in the 90s for most of the week. let's bring in cary. she has been working through this. you watch things throughout the united states and in the bay area. are the used to it down there? >> is hot. >> yes. record high temperatures and then lima change is something that makes the heatley worst.

then the humidity and what it feels like out there. it's not just the south. take a look at how hot it will be today. el paso over 100 degrees and then think about california where we are headed for 111. las vegas is 112. even portland, we know a lot of people don't have air conditioning there, the upper 90s. this puts a big stress on the power grid there and across the country. in the bay area we will see a couple of spots getting that hot 101 in fairfield. napa will reach 85 degrees. we have just enough of an ocean breeze kicking up and some of the fog in san francisco will keep our temperatures in check their along with the peninsula. san jose reached into the upper 80s. some hot weather today. mike has been tracking slightly

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good monday morning. let's get you ready for the day. you head out the door and it's going to be hot. in pittsburgh we start out mild. mid-60s this morning and temperatures ramp up quickly. the lunchtime temperature is 88 degrees. we will see upper 90s in some spots and other areas in the 60s and 70s. we will talk about the spread in temperatures coming up. in fremont moving in both directions. in silicon valley we will see more slowing. we will see how this is going coming up in just a minute. good morning. a happy monday to you. wall street and the fed is pouring over friday's jobs numbers.

they were very good. president joe biden was quick to point that out. >> we have recovered all the jobs lost during the pandemic and added jobs on top of that. we have more americans working today in the private sector then any day under my private practice at assessor. more than any time in american history. >> 372,000 more jobs were added to the economy. he said there were more private jobs and not more jobs in general is because there are actually fewer government jobs now than in times past. many americans like the government to get smaller and speaking broadly, it is getting smaller. >> watch the shares in twitter as elon musk says he's not going to pay $54.20 per share.

twitter says it will take musk to court to force him to keep his word. >> we will be hard to force someone to pay that much money for something. it is unprecedented. elon musk likes to fight. he will fight with twitter and the courts and publicly and so it could be a big mass. >> even if the courts decide he asked honor the contract and by twitter, the courts have no way of enforcing that order. they can't force somebody to go to jail for not buying twitter. >> it's interesting. musk is used to making promises and saying one thing and then something goes against it. >> he does have quite the history. >> it's usually when tesla is going to build something. you have other promises as well where we have gotten used to

him a promising one thing and doing another. it is a matter of tens of millions of dollars. >> now it is with another company. it will be interesting to see. some of them have had real world implications. he said people would be driving teslas by 2017. that is not happen. people blocked the software. it can be deadly or have deadly results. so sometimes his promises have real world impact. >> yes. okay. thank you. >> okay. new, starbucks pulling the plug on this breakfast chicken sandwich over quality concerns. it only launched about one week ago. the premade chicken maple and butter sandwich is not meeting its standards. it launched june 21.

it was pulled five days later. this is something that just didn't taste good. >> those little convection ovens they use, they were pretty fast but chicken can be fixed. >> okay. the marvel cinematic universes hammering the box office. >> what has it been, three years, four years? >> okay. so far thor is coming back to fill the screen. love and thunder grossed $143 million. it is the most ever for the franchise the third highest opening weekend this year behind marvels, dr. strange and some spider-man

action? >> yes. i know my movies. i also know how to read the teleprompter. >> i was going to tell you a secret. >> i don't want marvel lovers to come up to me and think we can have a conversation. that is my has been. he is all into those and he was talking to me yesterday about dr. strange and i glazed over. absolutely. right. let's get you started this morning. it is time to wake up and head out and take a look at this beautiful view. isn't it cool? the fog is low enough so you can see the very top of the golden gate bridge. if you're in that, it is hard to see.

that is keeping san francisco cool and san jose wakes up to a clear sky as you head out the door. temperatures are headed for the upper 80s. it will be hot. the seven-day forecast is coming up. check it out. we're going to see the hot weather inland with livermore reaching 95 degrees and 101 in fairfield. 71 in san francisco. tomorrow it's going to be a little bit cooler. much more of a breeze with fog lingering near the coastline. half moon bay reaches 66 degrees and 80 in martinez with 81 in fremont. the cooling continues but some valleys will be warm like morgan hill reaching the mid 80s and 73 degrees in san mateo. we are watching for coastal flooding. king tides are back. that is between 9:00 to midnight each day through the

week. coastal trails and low-lying roads along the bay and coastline will be in with the flooding and the possibility for the next few days because the sun is at its closest point to the earth as is the moon. that means the gravitational pull with the sun and the moon it makes the water pool inland and it causes the flooding that we see. we are watching out for that. for temperatures, in the low 80s for the next couple of days then back into the 90s once again. the weekend looks pretty hot. with our seven-day forecast, it is going to be warm through the week. we do see a bit of a break wednesday, a comfortable day inland. san francisco is not going to see much of a change. watching out for the king tides and the

typical spot that do flood. we have a crash on the peninsula? >> we do. you see those yellow sensors. that is just a couple of vehicles slow-moving. this is through the center. it doesn't look like there are any major problems but that is the latest crash reported. we are looking toward the east bay with good recovery. almost no slowing. then it took about a half hour for speeds to come back up to green. the rest of the day is pretty much green except the pass which is typical. >> thank you. >> there is a pot of cash with more than $1 trillion of workers money in it. you have to search for it. i am the consumer investigator and i will show you how coming up next. a quick break for your

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right now, ancient trees in danger. flames burning into a yosemite grove where the trees are thousands of years old. the steps underway to save them and while you could feel the impact in the bay area from that fire. huber under fire. did they cross the line? the company's response this morning. this is today in the bay streaming live. good morning. it is monday. where are going to give you lot this morning. first, it is 5:30. >> conditions will worsen for firefighters battling a wildfire in yosemite. they have already gone through 2000 acres since last thursday.

1500 people are under evacuation orders. >> now it is getting to some sequoias. it reached the mariposa grove. because work crews took proactive measures including prescribed burns it is believed that none of the most precious trees have been damage. >> they are among the oldest living things. they are in a limited range. you only find them right here on the entire planet. the flames are threatening historic buildings. this is the galen clark cabin. >> carrie is tracking conditions for us. firefighters have the weather working against them. >> not a lot of high wind but the temperatures are hot there. we are seeing smoke making its way into the bay area this morning. we can see this pink hue to the sky. we will see more smoke coming

in, especially in santa clara and it is a alert day. if you are sensitive to the smoke, limit your time outside. the smoke is blowing away from us. this is where the fire is in bright red. that smoke is drifting away from us. the fire conditions and weather conditions in the area are expected to ramp up today. look at the new temperature, 95 degrees. can you imagine being a firefighter with the heavy equipment and outside temperature is 95 degrees. have an uphill battle. hopefully they get containment soon. >> you are going to daly city? >> yes. this shows up on highway one but the crash is reported on 280. there were either to crashes or they are the same one and it is where the freeway joins. note that around ceremony

center there will be a crash and activity there for the next few minutes. no major injuries. the rest of the bay gives us an easy flow of traffic. a little more flow of traffic on the bay bridge. a great driver right now. it will get crowded. back over to you. the guardian is publishing leaked uber documents detailing the length they would go to establish the ridesharing business in its earliest days. >> these documents confirm some suspicion that people already had? >> yes. it is like uncovering a box of documents showing richard nixon was not that honest of an president. >> in 2017 there were

dismissals from back then. the whole investigation, the company hired an attorney to lead the investigation and executives were sent packing. the board was in a toxic culture. let's take a look at what huber has to say about this. we have not and will not make excuses for past behavior. it is not in line with our present values. instead, we have the public to judge us by what we have done over the past five years and what we will do in the years to come. it is an issue in which huber is well aware of the allegations against them and they are well aware of what the newspaper has found and is embarrassed about the whole thing but wants to move on. >> he was not the first to

leave. there were a number of people. >> yes. 20 at least after the former attorney general led the investigation. it was one of the breaux culture companies. they seemed to have fixed it. >> all right. thank you very much. new go i hate crime investigation. this happened yesterday in mountain view at a dollar store near east middlefield road. one man is accused of yelling a homophobic slur at another man and then following him into the store to punch him. the man was arrested along the stevens creek trail. an update for parents struggling to find baby formula. reduction is resumed at the abbott nutrition factory in michigan.

the shutdown played a big part in the national shortage of baby formula. the plant was up and running but that had to close because of storm damage. redaction of a specialty formula is restored right now in the next priority is resuming production of similac. the third drowning in two weeks at napa valley. the latest happened yesterday afternoon in middle creek. and 18-year-old died after falling into the water after slipping from a blog. deputies are reminding everyone to wear lifejackets if you are out there. if you are near the water specially. happening this week, king tides her back. that usually means flooding and some areas are lower lying. there are typical hotspots. have you seen anything?

>> reporter: this is the time of day when we expect to see them at their lowest. you can see the water levels behind us and you can make out that the water level is a little lower. this could lead to travel. late at night and into the early morning hours we will see higher tides that could cause a minor coastal flooding. let's take a look at video of how the tide impacted harbors earlier this year. this happens three or four times every year. san francisco, the san francisco bay shoreline, you have returned and you can see on this chart the biggest wave should come in late at night or early in the morning and the purple areas are at risk of minor flooding. the king tides are something to consider as you make use of roadways in low-lying areas or if you want to use closer

trails or sidewalks. you might have access to coves and narrow beaches limited. i'm not sure how many people will be at the beach at that time. the advisory will kick it at 8:00 and last about four hours. okay. good to know. >> it's hard to believe how far back it goes in how far comes up. >> yes. a super moon because of the close proximity of the sun, moon and earth. these areas shaded in green are involved in the coastal flood advisory. this is going to be happening later tonight, through midnight and each night heading through friday. we are also going to have some coastal trails and roadways. the areas that typically flood will be affected as we go through the week. we talked about the alignment of the sun, moon and earth

creating that gravitational pull. that brings water further inland and that's why we have high and low tides that are extreme. those are king tides that happen several times per year. as we look at the temperature, low 70s in san francisco. fog is drifting by now and that will clear out as valley temperatures get hot once again today. we will get into the mid-90s as well as in the south county. the further north you go, under a heat advisory were temperatures reached to with triple digits. really hot weather to start the week. it will turn cooler as we had through the week. we will talk more about that coming up. >> yes. the location looks like chp is following up. this is highway one dig around 280. this is ceremony mall. it is northbound on highway one

ditch. it is a vehicle worse nightmare. it could be tragic. if they have to close the roadways we will tell you that. we have no reason to here otherwise. looking at the rest of the day we have a note for san francisco. there is a traffic light out. there is a 6:45 game. there will be traffic through the city. lane: dozier started at about 4:30. starting tonight and for the next few months, lane restrictions. a couple of lines could be blocked. highway 85 will remain open but construction work is going on so there will be an issue right here through this stretch starting at 7:00 and will be cleared by the morning commute. using remote control

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good monday morning. right now let's get a live interview at our camera in dublin as we wake up to a clearer sunrise and temperatures feeling a little bit minor. 65 degrees and it's going to be another hot day. shorts and short sleeves and make sure you have your water bottle. a warm start to the week but it gets slightly cooler. we will talk about that in the forecast coming up. >> a show earlier. it is right where we expected. predictable traffic that is shown here. in daly city we are trying to get more details on that crash. >> it is happening now. the shocking death of the former prime minister. he was assassinated last friday while campaigning for his party. today in tokyo the secretary of the state will offer his

condolences. he will stop there as part of his trip through southeast asia. a private wake is being held today and the funeral will take place tomorrow. today in san francisco the consulate will provide a book of condolences for people to sign. mourners can drop by from 10:00 until 4:00. the consul and asks that you bring an i.d. and wear a mask. a relief from the soaring gas prices. >> americans blame president for those gas prices. are they giving him credit for gas prices going down? >> no. >> prices have fallen by an average of $.19 per gallon over the past two weeks with more room to go. we still play the game.

california added a gas tax. we may may never get back to where we were one year ago. we will be paying less than we are now. president joe biden tried to take credit for the fallen prices saying the programs we put in place are working. the white house definitely is sure to blame when prices were going up and that brings us to the thing that generates more viewer email than any other subject and that is the presidents you do not control gas prices. the economy is basically what controls the cases. people think the american economy is going to go south. a recession. gas prices are cheap when people do not have jobs and expensive wood everyone has a job. some people will never be convinced that the president cannot control gas prices.

presidents take the credit when the price goes down. if you think presidents can control gas prices and give credit to biden for the big cut in prices. his attempt to get some control over gas prices is part of the reason he will meet with the person he called the pariah. the de facto leader of saudi arabia. the man our intelligence agencies say murdered a murder. the country safe and secure. he writes we have to counter russia's aggression and put ourselves in the best position to outcompete china and work for greater stability. to do these things, we have to engage with countries that can income. steve bennett has agreed to

testify under oath. he had been facing a trial in jail time for defying congress. now he thinks like he can testify. many scholars argue that trump can't claim this privilege because he is no longer the president. >> this allows you to go in and testify truthfully. many reports say the former president is alarmed at the testimony he is heard from republicans and he once someone on his side to defend him. he says he will do it if he can testify live. so it is unlikely this select committee will agree to modify its order. the next hearing is tomorrow.

>> we're watching everything happening in washington who is taking credit for what and weather they should. on twitter oh you can follow me. okay. here is a story you always see here. people in one rescue group are risking their lives to save house pets trapped in war-torn ukraine. infrared technology is used to look for signs of dogs and cats trapped there. they have worked in disaster hotspots before. one group leader says the situation is by far the most dangerous. >> the group has rescued dozens of pets in ukraine including a mother cat and kitten then they were brought back to the bay area for adoption. a single mother and an act of generosity. a woman bought a round of

drinks for everyone. it came out to $180. she ended up giving them $4000. they said it's going to help her out. it will allow her to take a finely for a nice dinner. >> some things you take for granted. it was already generous that she bought around for everybody and then she said i'm going to keep going. this feels great. >> and you know what, here you go. i love that. you guys can probably do that but i can't. >> i have kids in braces and -- you know. a woman that works at a restaurant had that happen to her from one of the grisly players. >> okay.

let's keep it going. that great energy is going on. the fog has been very generous. you can see how flat it is. it is there. it is going to help keep san francisco cooler for the start of the day and keep temperatures from rising so quickly. let's take a look at brentwood. the fog does not help us out much here. it is going to be a really hot day. the early hours, take advantage of that. the drive to work with the windows down and it being nice and cool in the drive home is going to be hot and you will need air conditioning as temperatures head toward the 90. 89 degrees and 70 77. tomorrow will get a little cooler and we will get a stronger breeze picking up and the seven-day forecast is at the bottom of the screen showing you how the rest of the week will show up.

79 degrees. really nice in martinez and 81 in san jose. the extremely has been happening across the south and the west especially for the interior part of the country where we have seen triple digit highs, that will continue. we are going to see a bit of a break for the next couple of days. take a look at morgan hill, upper 80s for tomorrow and wednesday and then in the low 90s. these temperatures are pretty warm even for this time of year. were not going to see much relief until we go into the beginning of next week. highs in the upper 80s for the next couple of days for the inland valley. thank you. >> president joe biden is talking about declaring a public health emergency to help women gain abortion access in states where it is now banned. he made the comments in delaware. that could free up federal resources in 50 states. so far, the idea lacks any specifics

and comments come despite the white house questioning the legality of such a move. plastic parada comes to the bay area. the trash collector that is little but mighty. plus, an out-of-control wildfire burning in you 70 will lead to air quality coerns in the nc

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welcome back today at the bay. developing now south of the bay area of central bus. police say this fentanyl was found. two people are under arrest. fennel is laced into other drugs and it may not make people aware and it is strong. children might mistake it for candy. it has a rainbow color. >> it does. let's talk about richmond. they are going to get coast cleaning up the coastline. look at this. this is what you're looking at, a plastic parada. in skims the debris and trash

from the water and can collect 100 pounds of waste per trip. it is electric so it has microsoft in there to make sure it doesn't get in the way of other marine life. this started with a and incubated image at the university of cincinnati. >> i was in a public speaking class and the final topic presentation was ocean plastics and the effect it has on the environment. i was frustrated because it is not something we talk about in the midwest. it was not something i hadn't even heard of. so i became obsessed with the problem and that sparked us to build this technology to mitigate and cleanup the

coastline. >> the plastic parada will arrive midweek and then launch in the harbor. it will stay as a rental for at least three months. they plan to make this available across the country. i thought we had something similar to this. it is permanent at the harbor in baltimore. >> so it turns their picks up trash. i knew i had seen it before. >> it's like a water rumba. >> okay. a fan favorite. scott, listen up. the return to lake tahoe. >> seth curry is invited. how can you miss out. a good time. >> he wished that when in. >> he rolled it up putt for par on the 18th hole and finished

with the best round yesterday at the american century championship. there are lots of sports. he lost a bet with his dad. he he thought he was going to wind by 14 shots. >> tony romo won the event in a playoff. okay. we had heard he played some golf this weekend. >> he was at the tournament. >> okay. it's almost 6:00. racing to save sequoias. >>

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