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.

our meteorologist as things are staying warm. >> warm for the inland valley but nice and mild for the coastline with low clouds over oakland as you get ready to head out not looking busy on the roads so hopefully it is a smooth start. right now 56 degrees you need to check it for now but not so much into later today headed into the upper 60s early in the afternoon eventually reaching 73. mid-seventies for hayward and mid-80s for dublin. temperatures warm up into the inland valleys with fairfield 96 degrees as we see mid-60s on the coastline. we will talk more about this range in temperatures and if there's any change coming up in a few minutes. happening now in san jose crews are trying to stop water from wasting away after a water

main break, going to the scene where the sinkhole opened up. good morning. >> good morning to you, a rough start to this monday morning in the east san jose foothills with the water stopped flowing but a small sinkhole remains, crews are working with new equipment. looks like the big truck with a concrete or cement just arrived this is a new crew that just got here. we want to show you the scene from overnight as these crews were trying to stop water to prevent it from making the sinkhole worse at columbine drive and martin avenue. water main break first reported around midnight, san jose water company and city crews working this as i have been working for a couple hours they tell us they do have water service for everyone who lives in the neighborhood and we will give you the update from mike's

front this will affect these small roadways but they are highly residential so unless you live on these two streets you should not have a problem going by, this work will continue for a couple more hours. from san jose, "today in the bay". we sent out a push alert on our cbs news app you can download it and get news to your device. a deadly shooting inside of a livermore bowling alley it happened saturday night, a fight broke out between a group of individuals that know each other, one of them ended up taking out a gun and opened fire. one man was shot and killed two others were hit, the victim is now identified as a 28-year-old , last night family and friends held a memorial in his honor. his father says that his son's friend was also shot that night. >> it all went down for him

defending a friend. that was the type of person he was. he always defended everybody. if he was the bigger person he would always step in. he was always the bigger person. >> the bowling alley will reopen today with limited operations. donations are being collected to take the body back to mexico. shocking details about that deadly mass shooting at a texas elementary school. this one was written by an investigative committee from the texas house of representatives, live in washington people are reading this, they are frustrated and really angry. >> yes this is adding fuel to frustration. the 77 page report detailing failure after failure by law enforcement criticizing in action as 19 students and two

teachers were killed. the scathing report finds systemic failure by agencies responding to the mass shooting at robb elementary school saying that they failed to prioritize saving the lives of innocent victims over their own safety. >> several officers in the hallway or in the building knew or should have known there was dying in the classroom. >> the committee found 376 law enforcement on the scene most from state and federal agencies, five were uvalde police officers. video shows some of them retreating as the lone gunman opened fire. >> he was shooting in my room and they run back this way. i couldn't run. >> heavily armed officers stood in the hallway for more than one hour. >> one of my students had a gunshot to the stomach and if

he would've been taken care of earlier he would've made it. >> the report points out failures to intervene despite early morning says, one year before the massacre the gunman was known on social media as school shooter because of the threats to other users. >> having stuff like this coming out it's only going to make things more frustrating. >> frustration over the response grows and so do calls for action. >> that's what's missing, what's the next action. >> the report providing the most complete account so far of one of the worst school shootings in u.s. history. the uvalde acting chief of police has been placed on leave as the city investigates his response and that of his officers. now to follow up in the south bay the man accused of shooting a mountain view police

officer is in jail. the men shot the officer during a traffic stop saturday, the department is releasing body cam image showing the man being stopped during a dui patrol. moments later he shot at the officer and then drove off and crashed. investigators worked with a area law enforcement tracking down the man in union city after chasing him on foot he was arrested in nearby fremont. >> the one call you never want to get as a chief and the one call that springs you out of bed immediately activates everybody in the department, every resource. all hands on deck. >> the officer shot is now out of the hospital and recovering. we have encouraging news from the fire lines of yosemite, people live in the community sitting just inside yosemite are back home, they were evacuated for nearly 2

weeks since the washburn fire with flames burning 4900 acres, containment 51%, the area which is home to the giant sequoia's seems to be safe, the cause of the fire is under investigation but park rangers believe it was started by humans. the fire burning in pittsburgh's marsh is still smoldering, contra costa firefighters tweeting pictures from above the marsh you can see the smoke coming from the fire burning since the end of may. on friday crews began pumping water into the marsh in hopes of letting it to distinguish the fire. 20,000 gallons per minute are flowing into the marsh. >> know you have a tracking conditions around both of the fires and the air quality. >> the air quality is a huge issue especially in the delta

and when we look at the washburn fire as we are still seeing this they are getting containment and getting the upper hand but look at the temperatures, starting in the lower 70s in yosemite and they were headed for the lower 90s with very low humidity for the afternoon. the smoke forecast pushes the wind direction with other factors into the equation to see where the smoke will be blowing and most of it blowing away from the bay area and also the fire burning in the county burning over near south lake tahoe. for the delta and marsh fire temperatures in the lower 90s and the air quality will be unhealthy at times. tracking where we can find lower gas prices. >> every morning we try to get a break when you fill up in san mateo check out south delaware street $5.43 and $.10 more if you go to oakley but prices are

five dollars and 53 a gallon, at the speedway express in san francisco on 90th avenue $5.69 a gallon. on the roadways traffic moving but we have the bay bridge toll plaza starting to show a backup on the camera approaching the toll plaza metering lights have been on for half an hour. on the bottom of the screen 37 and highway 4 also a crash at walnut creek time tracking which may be an issue. the rest of the bay just starting to develop. coming up access to the monkeypox vaccine. >> unlike covid where we did not know with the virus was we know what this virus is. >> next, i go one-on-one with a local state senator about the push to increase the supply in the bay area.

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look with the fingers of fog reaching across san francisco. a nice and mild day but the values are heating up, 57 degrees now headed to the lower 60s. >> a few minutes since we last took a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. filling in to the end of the parking lot filling in quickly but the crash cleared which is now back opened again. monkeypox spreading around the world and in the bay area, this week the world health organization considering declaring monkeypox a global health emergency and we are learning local state leaders are working to increase the number of vaccines available for folks in the bay area. i spoke in depth about the new push with state senator. >> the good news is unlike covid where we did not know with a virus was, we know what the virus is and we have highly

safe and effective vaccines and had the government ordered enough of these in 2019 when the vaccine was approved we could've controlled this already because we just vaccinate everyone at risk and it will be over but that did not happen. >> vaccinations are simple and easy to do. it is my understanding for instance i am 54 so i have the smallpox vaccine, they could giving that in 1972. people with smallpox vaccine are relatively safe. is that right? >> i called my mother, i am 52 i said that i get smallpox vaccine and she sent me a photo of it and i did get it in 1971 so i am not a scientist so obviously always rely on the science but what i have read and talking to infectious disease experts and what i have read in the studies that have

been done is that people who receive the smallpox vaccine even 50 60 or 70 years ago likely have some level of residual protection against smallpox and monkeypox. so you may get the infection but if you do you may end up with mild symptoms. >> we have done stories about this, what's going to be done to into the vaccine is being distributed fairly? >> well, so in 2010 telling us monkeypox would inevitably break out of africa and become more of a global issue. in 2019, monkeypox specific vaccine was approved by the fda very safe and effective with few side effects. and the and you government only ordered 56,000 doses so that is

two per person for 28,000 people for a national vaccine stockpile should have ordered millions so as a result, we are very very short on vaccines and then the fda failed to inspect one of the factories creating a further delay. that is all being turned around, we are pressuring the federal government, nancy pelosi putting pressure on federal health officials and i think they are developing a greater sense of urgency because it was sluggish at first but we see people waiting eight or nine hours in lines to go get a vaccine and that kind of chaos is not acceptable and we need to push and dramatically active particularly in the cities hardest hit. >> i talked with the senator about a lot more, you can watch the full interview on the nbc bay area news streaming app.

you will find it under the must see playlist. elon musk says tesla is getting closer to integrating the gaming platform which will take in car gaming to a new level. seen as an online video game this to be some platform it would result in a massive increase in the games available to play in tesla vehicles, the maker came under fire last year for allowing drivers to play games while driving. it has since removed the future and you must be in park to play. an animal with a rare color saved from someone's dinner plate. this is cheddar a rare orange lobster. it was shipped to the red lobster in florida. employees immediately noticed the bright orange color and went on a mission to rescue the crustacean. they reached out to the ripley's aquarium in myrtle beach who said they will take cheddar and give her a new home. she was named after the cheddar

biscuit. orange lobster extremely rare, one in 30 million chance because of the bright color. >> they probably turn red when you boil them. >> they are all red in the end. >> we don't want that ending for cheddar. let's get a check of the weather. starting out with clouds and fog near the coast with sunshine for much of the rest of the bay area. another really nice day but warming up for inland spots. if you have some things to get done before noon, get those things checked off the list before temperatures warm up, walnut creek 67 degrees and then 86 degrees at 4:00 today but overall a lot of sunshine with warm weather for the inland east bay and look at the temperature range. half moon bay 64 degrees, san francisco mid-sixties, oakland

a high of 73 degrees and then mid-80s in martinez, 92 concord and 96 for fairfield and san jose the high will reach about 83 degrees will have a high of 92 in morgan hill. all about the microclimate not only today but the next few days still looking at the range of lower 60s to middle 90s as you make your way across the area and be prepared for all kinds of weather if you have to travel around the bay area. if you're traveling across the country there's a lot of extreme heat with records being broken once again. look at some of the highs reaching over 100 salt lake city and 10 far in vegas, dallas 108. unfortunately not a lot of relief for those areas dealing with the high-pressure slowly moving over the next few days and then we are going to see

warm temperatures inland with another area of high pressure just off the coast. through the next several days napa getting hotter in the lower 90s but overall not a huge change in temperatures and not a significant cooldown there next week so we are stuck in the weather pattern where valleys reach upper 80s and lower 90s. san francisco more of the same upper 60s all throughout the week. a look at the south county's. >> typically this is where we have traffic volume coming into the south bay. sizable slowing morgan hill. started heavier earlier today and we do see that coming into silicon valley. right now along even in the east bay pretty much at speed just a little bit around hayward. contra costa county we have volume building out of the ultima pass so there's no

surprise there with a quick look at the golden gate bridge very smooth back to your. next on "today in the bay" >> good morning, we have some thank youse to dish out for viewers like you

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everything that goes into the different grade levels. >> boxes can be found in comcast stores too that is our parent company. my colleagues and i will be at a comcast store in san jose today at old oakland road around lunchtime in case you would like to drop off your donation. if you cannot make it you can donate online using this qr code. take it with your smart phone or you can visit nbcbayarea.com . i will join you again live next, a mess in once out the neighborhood, a sinkhole opening up overnight and the repairs are underway. a new website that measures e air pollution in th

right now, the search is on for a driver following a deadly hit and run in the east bay, overnight revelations from the investigators. the mask mandate on board bart trains will be ending today, this as transit leaders move forward. tracking pollution, the new technology keeping tabs on the air quality in your neighborhood and the inequality being seen when it comes to bad air. this is "today in the bay" streaming live . a very good

monday morning hope you had a great weekend thank you for starting your day with us i'm laura garcia. >> so here is a border collie who is being praised as a hero. we will tell you the story of how he helped rescue his owner in the tahoe national forest. >> it may make you want to get a border collie. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. look at the sunrise. >> a great start to monday morning, a really nice day but it depends on where you are in the bay area the weather that you experience. as you are headed out, a clear start in san jose with bright sunrise as temperatures start in the lower 60s and then look at the trend for the day at lunchtime 81 degrees continuing to warm up from there reaching

83, 93 in livermore with lower 80s for napa as you head over to the coast mid-sixties. will talk about the temperature range and the changes through the week but we are tracking changes in the valley. >> north livermore avenue the crash with debris in the area lanes have cleared but there might be debris and a possible traffic rake, we will track that because it could mean a disturbance for the altamont pass now about 25 minutes down to the 580. after that crash everything smooth for the valley the south bay no major issues and the bay bridge toll plaza with a growing backup with a beautiful sunrise. back to you. a live look in san jose as crews are on the scene of a water main break and a small sinkhole along columbine drive and martin avenue.

crews have been out since midnight working on repairs. still trying to determine what led up to it with any potential impact on the neighborhood water supply. part of the road is shut down so avoid the area. a deadly overnight hit and run in the east bay under investigation. after 10:00 last night in oakland between 62 and 63 avenue. a man was hit and killed. police have shut down parts of the street due to this investigation. they are searching for the driver involved. no suspect vehicle information has been released. despite covert cases surging in the area and across the state bart is dropping the mask mandate today, the decision was made in spring to extend the mandate until july 18th, at the time the board pointed to safety concerns for immunocompromised riders and

children under five could not yet get vaccinated. the latest covid surge fueled by the highly contagious strain. for the latest information on the latest surge just go to our website we are tracking everything you need to know, go to nbcbayarea.com to get the latest. a website letting you check the level of air pollution on the street where you live. from pleasanton a new study in conjunction found some of the dirtiest air in the bay area is located in communities of color. >> reporter: you're correct, for 95% of us the air we breathe does not meet the international standard set of the world health organization. i am here in pleasanton just east of 580 in a neighborhood off of stoneridge drive and according to the website this street the levels of pm 2.5 or particles in the air is 6.8 in

the range of the epa standard of 12 but above the world health organization of five. moving into west oakland the 2.5 jumps up to nine even 12 in some places. the levels of nitrogen dioxide pollution from things like traffic and power plants, in pleasanton the level of nitrogen dioxide less than four on average. well within the guidelines from the world health organization of 5.3 but west oakland 14.3, san francisco bay use this data with low emission vehicle fleet with their sensors, mapping every public lock of the nine county bay area measuring levels of nitrogen dioxide. in conjunction with the bay area air quality management district it was found air pollution can vary 5 to 8 times from one

block to the next. in alameda county 40% of white people live in areas with high levels of nitrogen dioxide, for black people in alameda county the number is 70%, the id is the data can lead to change in environmental policies especially for people in communities of color stuck living by the freeway and heavy industry. >> take the data and help drive action to reduce emissions and protect health. sometimes the data will show the effect of a source that was previously not appreciated to the extent that it was. >> reporter: anyone can log on to the website, it allows you to type in your address and find out the levels of pollution where you live. reporting live from pleasanton, "today in the bay". >> i did it for my neighborhood, 5.4 above world health organization levels.

two people were killed in a plane crash in napa county at the lake berryessa yesterday morning, sparking a brush fire as well. firefighters put it out after burning one acre, an investigation is looking into the crash. the trial and the high- profile murder of kristen smart begins today 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 vanished in 1996. 44-year-old paul florez is accused of killing smart, the father was charged as an accessory the two were arrested after searches of the home last year, pretrial hearings begin but the case was moved to monterey county after lawyers successfully argued there would not be a fair trial. demonstrations are plannedy

wednesday. truckers are protesting state assembly bill five that says independent contractors have to adhere to new rules to be classified as such. the trucking association argues it is tough to meet the standards and this would take 70,000 independent truckers of the road. the construction of 30 bike turnouts at mount diablo state park gets underway, last year 150,000 people biked up mount diablo. advocates urging the state parks and recreation department to install turnouts to allow cars to pass cyclists safely. southgate road from the park boundary to the junction with northgate will be closed to traffic during the workweek. several campgrounds are closed sunday through thursday night, these closures are expected to remain in place for the next three weeks.

6:37 on sunday monday morning, the sun is up over the bay area, tracking your monday morning forecast coming off a warm weekend in late. >> warm in the valleys nice and mild in the coast. fog in the distance in san francisco now clearing out and we are waking up to sunshine in oakland as you step out the door a nice and comfortable 56 degrees and we keep the beautiful weather for today as sunshine continues late morning into the afternoon. expect a high of 73 degrees but there will be a huge difference as you travel across the bay area so the coastline mid- sixties but then low to mid 90s for interior valleys. will talk about the changes for the week and more slowing out of richmond. >> yes but we know this happens, the richmond bridge to san rafael west 580 the last of these avenues the slowing usual

suspects through richmond building out of richmond the toll plaza with metering lights on for almost one hour and we have the whole parking lot approach. over here this is not typical for the area but there is a change starting this week 10:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. the next day with lane closures in either direction so that will be an issue for napa county. right now slowing for the morning commute but this is a typical well after the major commute after hours is when they do the commute work. earlier debris reported west 580 around north livermore. no major issues but there is additional slowing looking at the dublin exchange building southbound to pleasanton looking clear and to the south bay at north 101 slowing around , back to you. a one-two punch for a north bay man. >> covid first that's what made

it really weird because i did not realize i had monkeypox. until i started breaking out. >> diagnosed with covid and monkeypox, next what medical leaders are saying about the dual diagnosis and a major push getting underway in san francisco. on the big board the dow industrial getting 300 points after a big bank reported better than expected. a successful rescue how this four-legged friend helped his owner get back to safety. first here is our meteorologist. >> not only to have you covered in your everyday forecast but we take a in-depth look at climate in crisis, climate change impacts throughout the world and also here in the bay area. you can check out the climate in crisis tab on nbcbayarea.com and i have some climate tax.

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highs in the mid to upper 70s. looking at a wide range of temperatures so it depends on where you are. we will look at that in the forecast, coming up. on the bay bridge traffic is loosening up a little bit, it will still be crowded but south bay a new report may complicate things. we are tracking the latest about a mall shooting which happened outside of indianapolis, four people are dead including the gunman. a man walked into the mall started shooting, a citizen a private citizen shot and killed the suspect, according to the officers the gunman was armed with a rifle and several magazines of ammunition. the today show will have much more on the investigation underway coming up at 7:00. a live look at san francisco the sulu supervisor

plans to hold a monkeypox day of action this morning calling for the department of health and human services to increase the vaccine supply. the events, as the city is expected to receive 4100 doses this week from the federal government but san francisco requested 35,000 shots, as of friday health leaders say there are 86 confirmed and probable cases of monkeypox in the city. now to story you'll only see on nbc bay area news, a man is speaking about his medical one- two punch recovering from monkeypox and covid. the man says he learned he tested positive for coronavirus last month, he then noticed red lesions on his back legs arms and neck and a monkeypox diagnosis. he says both infections led to weeks of misery and feeling similar to a horrible flu. >> really sick and the worst of it honestly was where you could

barely get out of bed. you could barely get a drink of water. >> a professor of medicine from stanford says getting diagnosed with both viruses is not impossible but rare and covid is much more transmissible than monkeypox. a live look at capitol hill, this week the committee investigating the january 6th insurrection will hold another hearing for thursday. the next hearing is expected to focus on text messages from january 5th and sixth that were you raised the secret service. new witnesses are expected to testify, last week the panel issued a subpoena to the secret service after homeland security department briefed committees about deleted text, one bay area congresswoman 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 before they reset iphones, that's crazy. we need to get this information to get the full picture. >> a spokesperson for the secret service calls allegations that they intentionally deleted the messages categorically false. they claim some phone data was lost during a preplanned system migration. we will have coverage of the hearing thursday afternoon at 5:00 right here on nbc bay area news. you can stream on the nbc bay area app. as climate change warms up the ocean great white sharks off the coast of caravelle california are being spotted more frequently. a swimmer was attacked by a great white shark in the monterey bay and we talked about his release from the hospital last week. 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? >> over 20 years of the program we have over 80 million data points on temperature depth and position for juvenile sharks. >> stick around for the "today" show as reporting from monterey bay observing juvenile great white sharks in the wild. a great animal story, a real-life lassie being credited for rescuing his owner from the tahoe national forest, the man had fallen 70 feet with broken ribs and broken feet he wrapped himself in a tarp and was able to call for help but the border collie ran around 200 yards and found members of the response team and let them back to the location in a deep mountainous area. the man was transported by air ambulance. a well-deserved steak dinner now being cared for by a local nonprofit as his owner recovers.

>> that is amazing. border collie's are really smart dogs. >> he is over here somewhere. get yourself a dog who will help you out in a situation like that. >> we would have to trade our dog in. >> okay it is about time to take the dog out for a walk and it is nice and cool. starting out with sunshine in fremont to start the day and we will also see temperatures headed into the lower 80s in fremont. compared to the 92 in concord with lower 70s for oakland, san francisco 66 degrees and 86 in santa rosa. as we go through the week we do continue with the wide-ranging microclimate with 60s near the coast and mid-70s for the inland valley's with low to mid

90s working inland into some of those areas where the ocean breeze does not make it over the hills into spots like fairfield where the high will reach 95 degrees throughout much of the week. we are not the only ones dealing with the heat, look at some of the records as denver is headed for 101 and albuquerque reaching 99 compared to 108 in dallas and they have been dealing with the extreme heat for quite a while as a very stubborn area of high pressure is barely moving and it looks like it is not change much through the week only shifting to the east a little bit and there is more high- pressure behind that. we're going to continue with warm weather as we look at concord with 90s in the forecast throughout much of the week there is not much of a cooldown. dropping into the upper 80s that's what we will see for the weekend but we do have places to go and cool off to catch a break from the inland heat.

san francisco the coastline upper 60s throughout much of the work week. so you're looking for a trampoline? >> i want folks to realize that is not expected, here are 280 around seven street exit near san jose state that could be a factor but nothing other than the original report of a trampoline north 280. watching for that, meanwhile 101 slowing on capital expressway the typical pattern north of story past oakland road and the airport traveling up the peninsula a smooth drive more traffic from san martin and morgan hill so that will be a factor as folks are hitting the road with more traffic. over here the tri-valley with a smooth drive, still reporting west 580 around north livermore but i have not heard about convocations over a potential tractor break with typical slow

spots throughout contra costa and across the bay, richmond and oakland. 6:51, you can see the 49ers practice before the new season starts, tickets are on sale for the 2022 training camp at the practice field in santa clara. tickets are five dollars with proceeds benefiting the united foundation. first practice is july 27th. a quick look at your top stories including an east bay bowling alley rocked by gun violence, the action that the business is taking today after a deadly troubleshooting, also with the victims families are revealing about the man killed. this is how monday is starting off for one neighborhood in san jose,

welcome back on this monday morning 6:55 moving forward with a look at top stories. >> crews are working to fix a sinkhole that opened up in san jose or night, we are looking at the impact. >> hi sinkholes are always scary but this one turns out to be pretty small here in this neighborhood in east san jose in the foothills and

construction crews are on the scene, they have been here since midnight, let's show you the other scene as they were dealing with this as the water was flowing they shut off the water now they're trying to repair the hole that broke up underneath, this is columbine drive and martin avenue in the east foothills. the water company and city crews working together, the leak first reported around midnight and they are working to seal it off but they say everyone in the neighborhood does have water and if you're listening because you're concerned about your commute this should have very little impact as it is a highly residential area and folks are able to get through. what a way to start the morning and a monday morning. back to you. a deadly overnight hit and run in the east bay under investigation. this along bancroft avenue between 62 and 63 avenue.

a man was hit and killed, police are searching for the driver. no suspect information has been released. police are searching for the suspect in a deadly shooting inside of a livermore bowling alley over the weekend happening saturday night at granada bowling a fight broke out between a group of individuals that knew each other. one of them ended up taking a gun and opening fire. one man was shot and killed, two others were hit, the victim has been identified as a 28- year-old, his father says that his son's friend was also shot but he is recovering at the hospital. the bowling alley will be reopened today. despite covert cases surging in the bay area and around the state bart is dropping the mask mandate starting today. the decision was made from the spring to extend the mask mandate until july 18th so that is today, at the time bart

pointed to safety concerns for immunocompromised riders and back then children under five cannot be vaccinated, the latest covid surge being fueled by a highly contagious strain. the fire burning in a pittsburgh marsh is still smoldering, contra costa county firefighters tweeting pictures from above the marsh, you can see the smoke from the fire burning since the end of may. on friday crews started pumping water into the marsh to flood it in an attempt to extend was the fire, 20,000 gallons per minute are flowing into the marsh. affecting air quality around the bay. a look at the forecast. >> that is pushed across the delta so limit your time outside and for the rest of the bay area we have a wide range of temperatures so the inland areas headed to 90 degrees and it will be the same through the week but over the coastline into san francisco mostly upper 60s over the next several days.

over here looking at a live look around the bend north 280 under 17 that is the revised location for the trampoline. you can tell because cars are not bouncing. good news and traffic is flowing smoothly. looking over toward san mateo bridge was bound to the high- rise locale like the traffic volume is. the bay bridge toll plaza we have the backup with visible movement and for folks not familiar with this movement at all is good. meter lights are on and we know why they are held up here to keep the flow on the span nice and wide open in case there are any flat tires to be reactive but so far nothing. >> lovely no flat tires on a monday morning. >> the "today" show coming up in just under one minute and we're going to monterey bay observing juvenile great white

sharks in the wild. we will explain why we have seen so many off the coastline at 7:00. >> stick around for that. that's what's happening "today in the bay", a live local news update coming up, join us for nbc bay good morning. systemic failure -- a scathing new report overnight blasting the response in uvalde from top to bottom revealing nearly 400 officers were on the scene but failed to act as children and teachers were massacred. just ahead, what never-before-seen body cam video reveals. >> we've got to get in there. we have to get in there. there's kids in there. >> get the kids out of here. >> and the fury of the families. >> what they're saying, we already knew it. they were cowards. >> inside the report. and overnight anothe