right now at 5:00, the system failures and poor decision-making, a scathing report lasting law enforcement about their response at the shooting at the texas elementary school and the call to action it is responding. a single opens in the south bay neighborhood overnight, repair efforts underway in the road closures you can expect this morning. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online but good monday morning, hope you had a great weekend and thanks for starting your morning with us i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew, marcus washington has the day off did

okay this morning, bennifer has happened. i was not talking about this, but jennifer lopez tied the knot with ben affleck over the weekend, and it 5:15 we want details on their biggest wedding and the surprise wedding, the other one that happened over the weekend. >> everyone is talking about it. >> everyone. >> all right let's check in with kari . >> we have been looking at all of the weather conditions we have seen from several fires burning and some of the air- quality issues we have seen. so far it looks like the smoke from a couple of the fires, the washburn fire to the rios of fire burning away, and we're looking at what is happening with the marsh fire with smoke and poor air quality up around antioch and temperatures will be hot today. look at our microclimates, anywhere from low 60s near the coast, to mid-90s inland, and

we see the spread and temperatures continually. we will talk more about that in the forecast coming up. thank you. right now in san jose, crews trying to stop precious water from wasting away after a water main break. >> we are live on the scene were a sinkhole opened up, how big is it out there chris? >> reporter: what a way to start the morning, a sinkhole opened up after a water main broke and we will show you those screws hard at work trying to stop the water but the flow has stopped partially and we did see one of the big trucks drive off, perhaps things are getting a little bit better, but we know with the sinkhole opened up that they will be out here trying to repair that for a while. we were talking about traffic impact but this is a residential area that we are at columbine and martin. you might have to veer in a different direction. if you live in this neighborhood that is but if you're passing by the

neighborhood it should not impact you that much. i had an easy time getting here, but we know work crews are still hard at work but a rough way to start this monday morning, and the water service likely turn off to many of these homes. will ask more questions and bring more information this next half hour. back to you. >> for all of the latest details, live on the scene kris sanchez. developing now, police are still searching for suspect on a daily shooting inside a livermore bowling alley on saturday night at granada bowl. we say that a fight broke out between a group of individuals that knew each other and officers say that one of them ended up taking out a gun and opening fire. one man was shot and killed, two others were struck. the victim, who was killed, started by his 20-year-old antonio de vargas, and left by family and friends held a memorial in his honor. antonio's father said his son's friend was shot that night but he is recovering at the

hospital. >> this all went down with a friend defending a friend, that is the type of person that he was. he always defended everybody. he was a bigger person, and if it was someone smaller he would always step in. he was the bigger figure. >> granada bowl will reopen today with limited operation. antonio's parents are collecting donations to take his body back to mexico. a new report is uncovering shocking new details about it deadly mass shooting in the texas elementary school, this was written by the investigative committee from the texas house of representatives, today in the bay, brie jackson, is in washington and this report has people frustrated and furious. >> reporter: yes scott, this report is adding fuel to people's frustrations, the 77 page report details failure after failure by law

enforcement criticizing their inaction, is 19 students and two teachers were killed. the scathing report finds systemic failures and by agencies responding to the mass shooting at robb elementary school, saying they failed to prioritize saving the lives of innocent victims over their own safety. >> several officers in the hallway or that building new, or should have known, there was dying in that classroom. >> the investigating committee found 376 law enforcement were on the scene, most from state and federal agencies, five were uvalde's school police officers . the video shows that some of gunman opened fire. >> he is shooting in my room and they run back this way. i could not run, why should they run? >> heavily armed officer stood in the hallway for more than one hour.

>> one of the students had a gunshot to the stomach. and if he would have been taking care of earlier he would've made it. >> the report points out failures to intervene despite early warning signs that a year before the massacre the gunman was known on social media platforms as a school shooter, because of the threats to other users. >> having this come out and bits and pieces it will only make this more frustrating i think. >> the frustration over the response grows and so are calls for action. >> what is missing from the report is what is the next action about holding people accountable? >> the report holding the most complete account so far of one of the worst school shootings in u.s. history. and the uvalde acting police chief has been put on leave , as the city investigates his response and that of his officers. scott. >> thank you. now toy follow-up in the

south bay. a man accused of shooting a mountain view police officer is in jail. police say jeffrey choy shot an on saturday. the department released this new body cam video showing jeffrey choy being stopped during a dui patrol. moments later he shot at the officer and then he rolled off the crashed investigators worked with several bay area oy in union city and after chasing them on foot, officers arrested him in nearby fremont. >> is the one call you never want to get as the chief and it is the one call that springs you out of bed and immediately activates everybody in the department, every resource, all hands on deck. >> the good news here is the officer that was shot is now out of the hospital and recovering at home. 5:07 monday morning and encouraging news from the fire lives in yosemite. people that live in will loan a, the community outside of yosemite, are back home. they have been evacuated nearly

two weeks since the washburn fire broke out in flames have burned almost 4900 acres. containment is at 51%. and the home of the famed giant sequoia's, those seem to be safe in the cause of the fire still under investigation but park rangers believe it was started by humans. >> and the fire burning a pittsburgh marsh is still smoldering, contra costa county firefighters tweeting these pictures from above the marsh over the weekend. you still see the smoke from the fire and has been burning since the end of may. on friday, fireflooded out to p the fire pit they say about 20,000 gallons per minute are flowing into that marsh. >> let's turn to meteorologist kari hall and she's been tracking the conditions . >> yes those fires are very difficult to put them out and it may take months, who knows how long to put them out?

that will be an issue with air quality and we've been watching to see what is going on with washburn fire near yosemite and it is good they are getting more containment. it will be another really hot day and temperatures are in the low 70s, timidity is fairly high, then we will see it heading up towards 97 degrees in that area today, and humidity dropping to about 19%. then we look at the smoke that has for the most part been blowing to the east and away from the bay area. we also have the riosa fire that started a few days ago which is also blowing towards south lake tahoe. and for the marsh fire we are seeing unhealthy air quality around antioch and pittsburgh, and we will continue to see that for today and to most likely the next several days. mike, you have been looking to see where we can find lower gas prices. >> kari we look around everyday to find cheapest prices, we found gas for $5.77 in san mateo, and cheaper in oakley at that portion of the east bay you can fill up at five cheaper

in oakley at that portion of the east bay you can fill up at $5.49, and if you travel into san francisco instead, there's an arco gas station on mission street, $5.55 a gallon. great options for you holding steady below six dollars, and now we will look at the roadways, green sensors around the bay show no major issues, except for the altima well no major issue but just the morning commute, same for 80 for good looking all the way down to the south counties, 101 still at speed through san martin, morgan hill and silicon valley. >> fast tracking access to the monkeypox vaccine. >> unlike covid when we do not know what that virus was and we had no vaccine, we know what this virus is. >> we know what it is but i will go on one-on-one with a local state senator about increase in supply the local bay area. in the bow area falling short of being put on the november ballot, taxing the rich, and the key funding

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good monday morning to you and right now it is 5:13. live look outside of san jose, a little bit hazy but it is clear. were starting out nice and warmer temperatures in the low 60s, mostly the 60 throughout the morning, until it quickly makes it up to about 80 at

lunch time. it will be another warm afternoon and will check out all the microclimates in the forecast coming up. >> i'm talking the rose. a little bit of a volume increase this last few minutes headed south towards lincoln and no major problems headed down towards san francisco. starting around the world and here in the bay area. this week the world health organization is considering declaring monkeypox a global health emergency. now we are learning local state leaders are working to increase the number of vaccines available to folks here in the bay area. i spoke in depth about this with state senator scott weiner. >> is started out but if we do not control this outbreak it will not stay among and bisexual men and it will spread to other people. the good news is unlike covid, when we do not know what that virus was we had no treatment

or vaccine. you know what this virus is and we have highly safe and effective vaccines. and had the federal government ordered enough of these vaccines in 2019 when the vaccine was approved we could've controlled this thing already. we would vaccinate everyone at risk it would be over but unfortunately it did not happen. >> and vaccinations are simple and easy thing to do. it is my understanding, for instance i am 50 for, i have a smallpox vaccine, they quit giving that in about 1972. people with a smallpox vaccine are relatively safe, is that right? >> well, i called my mother and i am 52 and i said did i get the smallpox vaccine? she dug up my baby book and send me a photo of it in 1971. i'm not a scientist, obviously always rely on the scientists, but what i read and in talking with infectious disease experts and what i've read in some of the studies done is that the

people who received the smallpox vaccine, even 50 or 60 or 70 years ago, likely have some level of residual protection against both smallpox and monkeypox. you may get the infection. but if you do you may end up with milder symptoms. >> we have done stories about this, and at times controversial. what will be done to ensure the vaccine is being distributed fairly? >> well, in 2010 experts were telling us that monkeypox was inevitably going to break out of africa, and become more in 2019, this monkeypox specific vaccine was approved by the fda, very safe and effective and few side effects. and the u.s. government

unfortunately only ordered 56,000 doses, so that is two doses per person for 28,000 people with the national vaccine stockpile. they should have ordered millions and millions. as a result we are very short on vaccines, and fda failed to inspect one of the factories, which created further delay. that is all being turned around now but we are pressuring the federal government, and nancy pelosi has been putting pressure on federal health officials. and they are developing a greater sense of urgency because it was sluggish at first. but we are seeing people waiting for eight or nine hours in line in san francisco to get a vaccine and that kind of chaos isn't acceptable. we need to really push, and hermetically expand vaccine access, particularly in the cities being hardest hit. >> i talked to senator weiner about a lot more and you can watch the full interview on nbc

bay area streaming app come on roku, amazon fire and apple tv, find it under the must-see playlist. now to decision 2022. california voters will not decide on a ballot measure that would have raised taxes on the states millionaires and billionaires. this money would have funded health and pandemic prevention programs. silicon valley tech executives who financed the proposal tell the chronicle they are backing off this election cycle after governor newsom never publicly supported the proposal. the state government analysis says if passed the measure would have generated as much as $15 billion in funding over decades. trending this morning, you may have heard the news over the weekend that one of hollywood's top it couples that i do. >> jennifer lopez and ben affleck got married over the weekend in las vegas and in a fan newsletter she said we did it but their wedding was on saturday according to the clark county nevada marriage license

they flew to las vegas and arrived at the chapel just before midnight to wait in line with four other couples. j-lo used an old dress from a movie and it was the best possible wedding they could've imagined. the fans have been buzzing this whole weekend after they tie the knot and many congratulating the couple she is re-sharing pictures from the wedding. they are not the only couple to say i do. msnbc, symone sanders tied the knot with sean townsend and they kept the wedding secret up until it began as well. >> they do not look very happy though. but congratulations to all. >> that is nice. checking the weather, i was looking and it shows salt lake city will be 107, lundgren will be over 100, hot everywhere. >> you are seeing climate change in action. >> emergency level. >> absolutely, and no relief as we see a lot of areas dealing with high heat. we have right

now the protection of the marine layer an ocean influence bringing in this fog we are seeing over san francisco as we wake up and head out this morning, which keeps temperatures moderated. in santa rosa we are at 52 to start off the morning, but it will gradually start to warm up by late morning into the afternoon. temperatures slightly above what we typically see for this time in july, with a high of 80 in napa, reaching 92 in concord, and morgan hill and los gatos reaching about 89. over the next few days we are still looking at wide-ranging temperatures, what kind whether you experience really depends on just a few miles, and where you are in the bay area. low 60s for the hyatt half moon bay, low 70s at the interbay, and mid-90s as you go up towards fairfield and the south county. towards wednesday, once again the wide-ranging temperatures, and this is what we've been

talking about. all of this extreme heat is this large, expansive area of high pressure is causing record high temperatures. denver today headed for 101, and 108 in dallas. there is not much change in this weather pattern as we go through the week, pretty stagnant, high pressure slowly moving and in fact expected to get even hotter across some of the areas that have been dealing with high heat. as we take a look at napa, we look at mid 80s today, upper 80s for the middle of the week, and also mid-to-upper 80s for the weekend. we are seeing not much of a change across parts of the bay area where it will be hot for this part of the week. mike, you see a new issue getting into san francisco. >> yeah kari, most smooth and easy around the bay, a little build out of the ultimate pass, but we are now looking here 101 northbound around cesar chavez, reports that a roadside fire is there, trying to get details

but it sounds like no lanes are blocked. don't know if any structures are involved, we will follow this. so far no major problems getting into san francisco, just a little bit of slowing as cars approach the bridge, no metering lights or backup. >> coming up later on today in the bay nbc bay area responds. good rning, mo

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fgt.org. >> you can have a shopping list to see what goes into those backpacks. >> the boxes are in bay area comcast stores as well, our parent company, my telemundo colleague will be at comcast, at brokaw road and old open road around lunchtime because you want to drop off your donation if you cannot make it, donate online right now using this qr code, snap it with your smart phone, or visit our website, nbc bay area.com/schools and i will join you again live at 11:00 a.m. and i will join you again live at 11:00 a.m. see you then. 5:26. next top stories were following for you including a new website that measures the air pollution in your neighborhood. what we are uncovering about a high level of bad air in communities of color. big victories for bay area cyclist, the dozens of additions coming to oneast e

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and that is what made it really weird, because i did not realize i had monkeypox until i started breaking out. >> i one-two punch for a north bay man diagnosed with covid and monkeypox. what medical leaders are saying about his dual diagnosis and the major push underway in san francisco today. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. good monday morning with you thank you for starting with us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew, marcus washington has the day off. let's start our mandate with a look at the forecast and our meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect, good morning. >> good morning to you, starting fairly mild side here today. not bad as we take a look at our trend as we step out the door in fremont. we are at about 60 degrees, headed towards the mid-70s at

lunch time. make plans to have lunch outside and this afternoon it warms up to the low 90s at livermore and san jose will see a high of 83, and mid 80s for much of the north bay. i'm checking all of this changes for much of the work week and mike you see a fire. spirit yes right around 101 and cesar chavez exit, roadside fire and reports that it may be involved with the building, but not quite sure, no reason for alarm, we are tracking it in the newsroom and we will you know if there any other issues going on. we are looking to the west of the bay, both the south bay and east bay, smooth and easy drive. now roadways are smooth and soft bay, but you have one that is not a freeway that is a concern. that is right, this is a live look in san jose where workers are on the scene of a water main break and a small sinkhole along columbine drive and martin avenue near clayton road. wate out there since midnight working on repairs. we're working to learn what led

up to it, and any potential impact it could have on neighborhood water supply but as you can see, part of the road to shut down. a deadly overnight hit and run in the east bay under investigation that happened just after 10:00 last night in oakland along bancroft avenue between 62nd and 63rd avenue's. officers say it was a man that was hit and killed, police have shut down parts of bancroft avenue due to the investigation. they are still searching for the driver involved, so far no suspect vehicle information is been released. despite covid cases surging in the bay area and across most of the state, bart is dropping its masked mandate starting today. they made this decision in the spring to extend its masked mandate until july 18th, today, and at that time the board pointed to safety concerns for immunocompromised writers, and back then children under five could not be vaccinated. the latest covid surge is being fueled by the highly contagious

ba-5 strain . a new website to check the level of air pollution on the street where you live. today in the bay bob wardell joins us, they found some of the dirtiest air in the bay area unfortunately located in communities of color. >> reporter: sadly you are correct, good morning to you scott. and for 95% of us in the bay area, most of us are breathing air that does not meet international standards set by the world health organization. i'm here in pleasanton and we are in the neighborhood just off stoneridge drive east of 580, were according to the air.health website where the number of particles in the air are p.m. 2.5 is above the w.h.o. guidelines of five. as we move west to west oakland, the p.m. 2.5 jumps to nine, even 12 in some places, and very industrial

areas where people live. now look at levels of nitrogen dioxide, right here in pleasanton, so pollution from things like traffic in power plants and the levels are here well within the w.h.o. guideline a 5.3, but look at west oakland, 14.3. this san francisco-based firm created this website using data collected from low emission vehicles equipped with air sensors since the start of 2020, and they have been mapping every public lock of the nine county bay area and measuring the levels of nitrogen dioxide, p.m. 2.5, 03, and co2. in conjunction with the bay area air quality management district, they found air pollution can vary by 5w8 times from one block to the next and in alameda county where i am, 40% of white people live in areas with high levels of nitrogen dioxide. but black people in alameda

county that number is 70%. the idea is the data will lead to changing environmental policies, especially for people in communities of color who get stuck living by the freeways and heavy industry. >> to take that data and use it to help drive action to reduce emissions, protect health and advance environmental justice. sometimes the data will show the effect of a source that had not previously perhaps been appreciated to the extent that it was. >> anyone could log on to the website, air.health, type in your address and by the levels of pollution on the block where you live, live in pleasanton i'm bob redell for today in the bay . >> bob, thank you much. many health leaders are raising concerns over the monkeypox outbreak. this is a live look at san francisco were city supervisor rafael middlemen plans to hold a monkeypox day of action today and he calls for the department

of health and human services increase the vaccine supply. this comes as the city's suspected of receiving 4100 doses this week from the federal government but san francisco requested 35,000 shots. as of friday health leaders say their 86 confirmed and probable cases of monkeypox in the city. and now to a story that you only see on nbc bay area. a bay area man to speak out about his medical one-two punch. he's recovering from not only monkeypox but covid as well. miko thompson of sebastopol learned that he tested positive for coronavirus last month and he noticed then red lesions on his back, legs, arm and his neck, and the monkeypox diagnosis. he said both infections led to weeks of misery and feeling similar to a horrible flu. >> just really sick. and the worst of it was honestly where i could barely get out of bed, and you could barely get a drink of water.

>> a professor of medicine we spoke with at stanford says getting diagnosis of both viruses is not impossible, but it is rare, and covid is much more transmissible than monkeypox. for the latest information on covid and monkeypox surges in the bay area go to our website, we track everything that you need to know to keep you moving forward go to nbc bay area.com to have the latest all in one place. the trial in the high- profile murder of kristin smart officially begins today. and 26 years after she was last seen alive. last week jury selection ended in the case of the 19-year-old cal poly student who banished from san luis obispo and 96. 44-year-old paul florez is accused of killing smart and his father, ruben, charged as an accessory to the crime. the two were arrested after searches of ruben's home last year the pretrial hearings began in san luis obispo county, but the case was moved to monterey

county after florez lawyers successfully argued he would not get a fair trial. two people were killed in a plane crash in napa county at the lake berryessa estates area yesterday morning. this sparked a brush fire, firefighters put it out but it burned more than one acre the faa and ntsb are now investing what led to the crash. demonstrations planned at the port of oakland the next few days and heavy traffic expected through wednesday. truckers are protesting state assembly bill five this is independent contractors have to adhere to new rules to be classified as such. the california trucking association argues it is tough to meet those new standards, and the law they claim will take 70,000 independent truckers off the road. happening today, the construction of the mount diablo state park is getting underway, last year some 150,000 people biked up mount diablo. as a result advocates urged the california state parks and recreation department to install turnouts to allow

the cars to safely pass cyclists. as a result, south gate road from the park boundary to the junction of northgate road will be closed to all traffic during the workweek. several campgrounds are closed sunday through thursday night. these closures will remain in place the next three weeks and when they get it all done it will be so much safer. >> a good idea. taking a live look at san jose, let's track the monday morning forecast with kari, good morning to you . >> good morning, we do start out with low clouds and fog as you go off to work in berkeley this morning. we see temperatures in the mid- 50s, nice and cool start, a typical way we start our mornings in the summer, then we see temperatures headed for the mid-60s as the sky clears. but we are looking again for a wide range in temperature come anywhere from 75 in hayward 283 in san jose, a high of 92 in concord, mostly mid-80s for santa rosa, novato, 80 around

napa today and san francisco stays in the 60s. we will continue to see this type of weather patterns to with us through the week. you see a potential delay in the north bay, mike? >> potential, traffic very light but we get a chance to look ahead as we often do, here napa county construction projects are moving to the next phase, so there will be lane closures overnight from 10 to 5 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. the next morning, state route 12 in sre, so just that zone prepare for that. light traffic right now as it y 4 should see the sensors dip below the limit the next few minutes and the metering lights likely turning on at the bay bridge toll plaza without any major delay. a little more volume out of the altamont pass. back to you. a man and families pain and

anguish growing after the loss of their child. >> we don't have anywhere to go to talk to or see her, that is the hardest thing is i have nothing. >> ahead on today in the bay, what they say the funeral home due to their daughter's remains, and how the business is responding to those claims. sharks looking out the monterey coast, no day at the beach for some scientists is a big project is underway and to help our ecosystem. but first here is our own meteorologist. >> not only do i have you covered in your everyday forecast, we also take an in- depth look at our climate in crisis series, that is time to change impacts throughout the world but also in the bay area. check out our climate crisis tab on nbc bay area.com, and also some weather friendly climax, is the everyday things that you can switch in your

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was in the forecast coming up. meanwhile on the peninsula a little bit hazy, traffic moves nicely northbound with the taillights. and we may have slowing that will start to crop up around the east bay and south bay, i will show you what is developing coming up. we continue to track the latest developments of that mall shooting that happened outside of indianapolis. four people dead, including the gunmen come after police say that a man walked into the mall and started shooting in greenwood, indiana. two others were hurt. police say good samaritan shot and killed the suspect. according to the officers, the gunman was armed with a rifle in several magazines of ammunition. so far a motive is unclear. the today show will have much more on the investigation now underway coming up at 7:00, right after today in the bay. a family outraged and demanding answers this morning, they claim that a lodi funeral

home got rid of the remains of their daughter, a millie anna rose navarro was stillborn last month and they believe her remains were thrown away earlier this month and they just found out about it. the couple filed a police report saying they want the funeral home to be held accountable. >> as a mom, we want to protect them, all your kids. and this was my first daughter. and i could not have her alive, now i cannot even have her as a whole could >> the funeral home is working with lodi police and while they would not answer a specific question but in a statement they said quote jerky memorial is aware of a situation that has arisen with the grieving family where currently serving. we are working closely with the family to investigate and resolve the issue quickly. now a live look at the capital this morning, this week the committee investigating the january 6th insurrection will hold another hearing set for

thursday and this next hearing is expected to focus on text messages from january 5th and six erased by the secret service. new witnesses are also expected to testify. last week, a panel issued a subpoena to the secret service after homeland security department official briefed the committee members about deleted texts. bay area congresswoman zoe lofgren, member of the committee, says she expects the documents very soon. >> we need them and we expect to get them by this tuesday. so we will see. i was shocked to hear they did not back up their data for they reset their iphones, that is crazy and i don't know why that would be. we need to get this information to get the full picture. >> a spokesperson for the secret service has called allegations that the agency intentionally deleted messages categorically false. the agency claims that some phone data was lost during a preplanned assistant migration, and inspector general by the way, said that migration came

after congress requested the information. live coverage of the hearing thursday afternoon at 5:00 right here on nbc bay area. stream it on our nbc bay area app. now to a story that you only see on nbc bay area and today show, is climate change warms the ocean great white sharks off the coast of california now travel not north spotted frequently. after nearly four weeks ago when a swimmer was attacked by a suspected great white shark in monterey bay. now researchers are hoping to tag some of the sharks in august, and continue to learn more about what they are doing here, and their effect on the ecosystem. >> how much data do you have now? >> with over 20 years on our program, we have more than 80 million data points on juvenile white sharks in southern california beaches. >> stick around for the today show, we will observe juvenile white sharks in the wild. you don't want to miss it.

keep your eyes open. little monsters everywhere, this next story is for you. >> we know the list for lady gaga's first two are in for years. >> ♪ >> that is a free woman, a selection from lady gaga's 2020 studio album and after many delays due to the pandemic, the tour will kickoff in germany on sunday. and it is one of the many songs that will be performed. if you're a fan of classic gaga, the set list includes of course bad romance, poker- faced, and one of my favorites, shallow, from the film, a star is born. lady gaga tweeted out a picture of the first look of what fans can expect when it comes to the

stage, coming to san francisco thursday, september 8th at oracle part. >> she is quite the performer. >> that is what i hear. >> so september 9th if we are not here you will know why. >> you know we are starting up this morning with a beautiful fog over san francisco and that is keeping temperatures from really rising up too quickly here, especially near the coastline. look at the live view this morning the sun comes up. were trying to find a spot where you can see the city. as we see the sunrise over that fog, temperatures are in the upper 50s to start this morning, we will only make it into the mid-60s for this afternoon. but mostly sunny going into the rest of the day. and the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen, check out the range and temperatures we have had. some people say it is way too cold, other people are saying it is way too hot. it depends on where you are across the bay area.

heiser headed back into the low 90s around concord, mid-70s and hayward, and mid-60s for the coastline and half moon bay. tomorrow more of the same with wide-ranging temperatures, it just depends on where you are in san jose 82 and if you drive down to morgan hill about 10 degrees hotter, if you are in the east bay, livermore is at 91 but look at dublin reaching 83. that is all because we are seeing the cool westerly wind and ocean breeze bringing milder temperatures, but it does not make it over all of the hills and into all the valleys we will continue to see this weather pattern, also a strong area of high pressure causing record heat across the region. we can see minneapolis today is headed for 98, 108 around dallas, and widespread triple digits all across the west as this intense heat continues. there will be very little change in the overall weather pattern through the week.

that high pressure slowly nudging off to the east, it really doesn't have too much of an impact on our weather, but will still be hot and some of our inland valleys with concord in the mid-90s much of the week. and for much of our inland temperatures, upper 80s to low 90s, even the weekend looking about the same. while san francisco will continue to see highs in the upper 60s. mike you start to see the commute building in san jose. >> right on schedule here at north 101 and the blip starts at 680 and moves up oakland road, not very dramatic and not unexpected. pretty much at speed out of stan martin, and also here on 880 south bound through hayward, the volume builds as folks come off the 580 and castro valley and it bunches up around the san mateo bridge with no problems on the spans, and highway 4 here and 37 both show build but right on schedule as well. and the bay bridge toll plaza, showing little slowing and the

live camera doesn't show anything at the toll plaza itself chp does report metering lights are turned on at the typical time, about 5:43, that is when we see it today, no major issues. the dublin interchange, a little bit of slowing starts to build us traffic is continuing and is smooth out of the altamont pass. back to you. we are inching towards fall, and right now you can see the 49ers practice before the new season. tickets are on sale for the new practice for the 2022 training camp, the practice field at santa clara and five dollars with proceeds benefiting the 49ers foundation. the first practice will be wednesday, july 27th, and sales start at noon. still ahead on today in the bay, after a massive wildfire, how soon you can visit the basin. and it 6:00, a bowling alley

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welcome back to today in the bay. the oldest state park is quite literally rising from ashes,

this friday big basin state park will partially reopen. we know it has been close since the complex fire sparked in august 2020 and so much damage was done as flames tore through 97% of the park. but this week here is the good news, 18 miles of trails and roads will reopen print that includes the classic redwood trail loop which includes some of the park's biggest and oldest redwoods the historic village and visitor center was completely destroyed and you can see it here in this drone video overlooking some of the damage and destruction. a temporary visitors center will also open on friday. today a grand opening salvation continues at san francisco's new presidio tunnel top park. the much-anticipated park opened with big crowds over the weekend and the new 14 acre park has playgrounds, picnic spots, educational areas, food trucks, and spectacular views. the $118 million project took eight years to complete.

new this morning, u.s. drivers have lost nearly $8 billion to red lights. >> in fact, americans spend nearly 6.8% of every trip at a red light, i felt like i hit the mall this morning. specifically in california drivers spend 17.3 seconds idling at each signal, a total of 2.7 million hours sitting at red lights. idling for more than 10 seconds birds more fuel and produces more co2 than shutting off and restarting your engine. now one company is using artificial intelligence to manage traffic signals to reduce the time drivers spend idling at red lights, cutting emissions, and saving money. >> those who want to participate in their drive going through waze, looking at how to game the system, that is provided 2.5% travel time improvements for yourself. what if all that information was able to get back to the actual traffic management system? and that is why this ai is so

interesting because with a bird's-eye view you will switch the game, and it switches to everybody being optimized. >> watch the full story on lx.com, channel 11-5, or xfinity channel 185. this morning may have heard the news over the weekend that one of hollywood's top couples finally said i do. >> jennifer lopez and ben affleck married this weekend in las vegas but in a fan newsletter she said we did it. the letter said it was saturday going to the clark county marriage license, they flew to vegas and went to the chapel just before midnight to wait in line with four other couples, and j-lo said she used to dress from an old movie and it was the best possible wedding they could've imagined. fans have been buzzing the whole weekend after the to tie the knot, many congratulating the couple and re-sharing pictures from the wedding. they are not the only couple to say i do this weekend.

msnbc symone sanders tied the knot with sean townsend. >> at 6:00 a sinkhole opens in the south bay overnight and we're live from the scene with the repair effort underway on the road closures to expect. >> and a deadly shooting at a livermore bowling alley over the weekend, how the victims family remembers him this morning.