facing votes today in the east bay . in neighborhood on edge in the east bay as well with a string of cars damaged. the reason police are opening an investigation. we should not be alarmed in general. >> covid-19 in the united states . you will hear from the bay area doctor about why we are still moving forward on this . this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, apple tv , and online. good tuesday morning to you. i am scott mcgrew. >> and i am laura garcia. the mega millions jackpot is growing to a record high. at 6:15, we will talk about your odds of winning.

i once had a conversation with someone i said you could choose 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 . >> this person said there is no way that number is ever coming up. i said it is the same as any other number. >> whatever numbers pop up, that is your sign. we have 60s, 70s, and 80s, and 90s across the bay area because we are waking up to fog over san francisco . for the areas inland temperatures in dublin are in the upper 50s . it is already in the mid-80s this afternoon with the high temperature of about 85 degrees . we will talk about what is

ahead in the forecast coming up. mike, you had trouble on the roads. >> we will start on north 101 . they had not cleared the road, although there was movement. it is this camera right around 680 because of a crash farther north toward oakland road. chp said it is the second lane from the left that is blocked . perhaps we will send some folks over toward 87 into downtown. that is a shift that we are tracking. the antioch line as well as self-pay word has some issued and we will talk about the details coming up. the chp investigate a deadly crash in san francisco along 280 north of the monterey bay boulevard offramp.

one pedestrian was killed. all lanes are back open for the morning commute. in just a few hours, the fight to save green space in the east bay is heating up as a housing project looks to help. >> today we are joined by today in the bay's bob redell . >> reporter: neighbors of the seven hills ranch will rally behind me at walnut creek city hall them they will speak and try to pressure city leaders to not back up the seven hills ranch project. seven hills ranch is a 30 acre open space in the hills of walnut creek near the seven hills school.

they would like to create a retirement community. some neighbors say it would ruin the area . according to the website it would eradicate the national landscape and they want the city council to take their concerns to the supervisors of contra costa county, who must approve the plan. tonight the walnut creek city council could endorse a new affordable housing projects and a resource for community development wanting to build a project at the site. the units would be priced for extremely low income households. the city council must decide whether or not to issue a letter to help them to get funding. bob redell , "today in the bay" . >> thank you so much, bob. home sales are dropping

slightly in the bay area . home sale prices dipped in june. in june, the prices dropped by 8.1% in alameda and 6% in san francisco and santa clara and 5% in contra costa. prices dropped in all of the bay area nine counties except solano county. in berkeley, police are searching for a suspect involved in a hate crime where there was edged into cars over the weekend swastikas . police are investigating if the cars were targeted or if it was random. today is the deadline for the secret service to hand over deleted text messages from the january 6 capitol seige . the messages could be a crucial

piece of the puzzle and the trial of the former trump advisor who reviewed to testify for the committee is underway. today in the bay's brie jackson follows these are stories from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, scott . it all ties into the january 6 committee, who will have new witnesses on thursday. this is after a former white house strategist previously refused to testify and now is facing a jury in the case of contempt of congress. jury selection continues today in the trial of steve bannon who is facing criminal contempt of congress charges after refusing to comply with a subpoena issued by the january 6

committee. >> this is a show trial they have been putting up on capitol hill. >> reporter: committee members said this is not likely. experts argue steve bannon's options are running low . >> all of the posturing that we see is setting up on appeal down the road after convicted. >> reporter: the panel investigating is interested in steve bannon's foreknowledge of events that today. they also subpoenaed the secret service for deleted text messages agents sent january 5 and january 6. >> what was communicated between these personal will tell us a lot about what was happening. >> the messages could get us inside the intentions of the president before, during, and after the violence on january 6 . >> reporter: committee members vow to go to great lengths. >> we will use whatever method

we need to get it. >> we are going to do whatever we can to retrieve the substance of those tax. >> reporter: those expected to testify include matthew pottinger and sarah matthews who were among those who resigned following the attack at the u.s. capitol . the panels at the thursday hearing will focus on the crucial 187 minutes. that is the time it took for trump to tell supporters to leave . >> thank you so much, bree. we will have coverage of the hearing thursday afternoon at 5:00 right here on nbc bay area . you can stream it on the nbc bay area app. covid-19 cases across the state are on the rise . the latest surge is from the highly contagious ba.5 strain and i spoke with a specialist

to find out if we should be alarmed. >> we should not be alarmed in general. at the end of the day, we should not ignore covid-19 but we are very protected in the bay area with high vaccine rates and booster rates in all age groups. there is still individuals who are not as well projected protected. those are those who should be worried. these are people who have not gotten vaccinated. this variant can be very serious. >> so would the second booster available for those 50 and over , would it take care of this ba.5 variant ? >> we do not have any fears at this point that it is going to

work any differently with ba.5 , if you are protected with immunizations. that is because even though the antibodies do not recognize ba.5 so well, what has worked so hard and you have reminded the immune system about the virus , that will keep it out if it enters. >> that is what we want. a lot of people we know it seems like they have gotten covid-19 at this point. but if i had covid-19 one month ago , am i really immune? >> it is not the case with ba.5 . in the old days you got something and you kind of have a

get out of jail pass freemans. that is not the case with ba.5. if you got is resetting the clock, you can get reinfected at six weeks after your last infection. if ba.5 will stay dominant, the three month window starts again . >> i spoke with dr. peter chin- hong about more about wearing a mask and a second booster shot. to watch the full interview, download the nbc bay area streaming app . i will try to send out a link on social media as well. we will take you out and look at the weather in san jose . it looks like a little bit of a cloudy start and we will check in with kari . >> we are waking up with a cool start that we typically see

with the clouds and the fog moving by . in fremont it will be a nice and a cool morning. it will be a fairly nice afternoon we are basically back to where we were yesterday. it will be warming up toward concord with the mid-80s in novato. scotts valley is reaching about 82 for the high today and we will talk about what we are expecting leading into the weekend. >> i've been trying to help you with the gas prices and maybe some better news for the rail . in san jose on fourth street it is $5.59 and to the east $5.49 . that is the same price at vacaville in the north bay. out to the roadways, they are moving smoothly and we still

have the staff at the antioch line and the better news is the south hayward station has reopened after the earlier issued and this is the contra costa county issue through san jose with a crash still in the road we will talk more about this coming up. >> thank you so much, mike. signing off of netflix. coming up on "today in the bay", the projected loss of subscribers and the changes it is considering that could impact you. the first so-called nft- based restaurant and private club is not even open and it is already causing a stir and why it's location is so controversial and here is today in the bay's kris sanchez. >> if you check in my social industries, you'll see what you industries, you'll see what you need

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take a look at this view. we can see the fog rolling over san francisco as you head out this morning. we will see sunshine today is temperatures stay mild. >> thank you so much, kari. this is nice-looking as

well because traffic is moving better now that they did clear almost all of the lanes north of here right around oakland road. we will look at the speed sensors and see the delays coming up on b.a.r.t. >> thank you so much, mike. hall street is set to open higher. the market rallied on the back of solid earnings from goldman sachs and bank of america. and it would be the single largest loss in and they reported its profits after the battle. and it certainly wasn't 2 million. here is cnbc. >> reporter: netflix has a

model where the dump all of the episodes of a season at ones and they can watch a bunch of episodes over a couple of days and it could be a factor to make people drop the service. it can drop it among the episodes. >> last week netflix announced it would partner with microsoft to deliver ads for a cheaper service. they have not yet announced the price paid netflix also plans to correct them on password sharing across the globe and it could add new subscribers. this new project is also causing controversy in the restaurant is set to be built

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the lottery . and i think we really were rich with this one. let me show you this sunrise over san francisco. unfortunately, a lot of people cannot see this. this is above the fog . it is so beautiful. if you're heading to the beach today, enjoying the cooler weather, never turn your back to the water. there is the risk of some rip currents today. if you are going to be out there, we will have some of the big waves coming up that could reach 18 feet. take a look at the temperatures that we will see with many trying to escape the valley heat. it will be a 78's degree high

over toward hayward. temperatures tomorrow in santa rosa remains in the upper 80s and over toward concord it will reach 90 degrees. fairfield is in the mid-90s with morgan hill reaching 91. we are not only seen the stagnant weather pattern here but all across the region and for us we see high temperatures in the upper 80s we are really kept in check. we are having highs in the 60s heading even to the beginning of next week. you have been watching several issues. >> we have these lanes moving north 101 until about 680. around story road all of the

way passed the crash at oakland road. there might be a crew stopping the slow lane. the distraction is what is causing the backup. mutual aid county connection because of a trackside fire truck back to you. >> thank you so much, mike. next on "today in the bay" , nbc bay area response . >> a vacation rental host might be able to get away with tting a camerapu in

when you stay in a vacation rental, the host might be watching you when you're inside . >> consumer investigator chris chmura shows us how . >> reporter: if you think cameras are forbidden from vacation rentals, you are wrong figure host might be able to have a camera inside and outside the house. the permit cameras outside and assist surveillance devices

like security cameras and smart doorbells are allowed but not inside. airbnb has different rules. we prohibit any security cameras and other recording devices that are in or observed the interior of certain permit spaces like bedrooms and bathrooms. cameras that are not in certain spaces might be allowed. airbnb said we require a host to disclose their listings. that is the first place you the listing. under house rules you can message the host with a question like this. where do you use security cameras? if the host said there is a camera that is not disclosed can you get your money back. if you find a camera that is not supposed to be there, wish you to do? if airbnb and vrbo said contact

them immediately come you can make things right. you can also contact a lawyer and law enforcement if you think a camera was intentionally concealed to invade your privacy. >> thank you so much, chris. coming up next , the top stories we are following me today including a commitment to fight fires in the east bay. the big proposal that is up for a vote today. and a lot of folks have covid-19 right now . not a lot of folks are in hospital, but some of them are, and the numbers increasing. what you need to

right now and 6:30. covid hospitalizations are increasing as the ba.5 straight wreaks havoc on the bay area. we are breaking down the new numbers as we examined those still getting really sick. this all went down with a friend defending a friend and that was the type of person he was. always defended everybody. >> the search intensifies for a suspected shooter. the new information police are releasing the deadly bowling alley shooting and who police need you to be on the lookout for. protest at the port of oakland. the reason truckers they one of california state bills that further hurt the supply-chain . this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online.

good tuesday morning to your peer thank you for starting your morning with us. 's 30. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm kris sanchez let's take a look at the forecast and get you out the door on this tuesday morning. meteorologist kari hall tracking what we can expect. >> basically a repeat of yesterday. if you're heading out the door in antioch, it's a cool start but it will heat up quickly. take a look at our trend. for the drive to work we are in the mid to upper 60s but it goes to read as we see temperatures heating into the early afternoon into the upper 80s eventually reaching the low 90s. livermore seeing a high of 93 while san jose or reaching to the mid-80s. we stay comfortable in san mateo at 7186 in santa rosa. san francisco not making it out of the 60s. we'll talk more about this coming up. and mike you have been tracking a big issue for b.a.r.t.

>> i learned from the fire department this will not be a recovery soon. the antioch line is stopped between concord and pleasant hill. there is a trackside fire. they've cut power to the b.a.r.t. line so they can address the fire. there is a small structure involved but no residences. people are fine for what i understand as far as the people who live on 242 and the monument in san miguel area. this will be an issue for the antioch line for b.a.r.t. coming to the area for 45 minutes or an area. a mutual aid from county connection roadways are moving smoothly. appear it's in the south bay where this crash on north 101 are on oakland road blocks the slow lane. slow on one-to-one but it looks like it's recovering. the dominant covid virus isn't making people as sick as other strains through the pandemic but hospitalization are on the rise for certain populations. >> let's check in with kris sanchez who will tell us who is most at risk.

>> reporter: that dominant strain is the ba.5 and it's making a lot of people sick though not sick enough to go to the hospital, and that seems to be changing. in california more than 4400 people are in the hospital compared with fewer than 1003 months ago. still a far cry from last the winters surge of 3000 hospitalizations and 20,000 during the first covid winter but people are still getting it. if you like me you know a number of people with covid were able to recuperate at home being like maybe they have a bad cold or the flu. chances are those folks are lucky because they are fully vaxxed and double boosted that people who end up in the hospital are largely unvaccinated or on boosted. according to the california department of public health, people not fully vaccinated almost 10 times more likely to be hospitalized. you may be setting, you've been reporting that omicron ba.5 does not respond to the current

vaccines and can cause reinspections so why do pisters matter? listen to dr. explaining whether worst worth the trouble. >> that is because even though the front guards, the antibodies don't recognize ba.5 so well, the inside immune cells, the b cells and t cells that have worked so hard and have reminded the immune system about the virus, that will kick the enemy out of the body if it enters. >> reporter: last week the cdc forecasted that hospitalizations nationwide would quadruple by the first week of august so there is still time to get fully vaxxed and boosted if you want to avoid becoming part of that statistic. back to you. to a follow up. the search is on for the suspect who killed a man an inch or two others in the triple shooting at a livermore bowling alley.

officers are looking for this man come roger garcia come in here is a convicted felon with a violent history and he knew the victims he shot saturday night. the memorial outside the bowling alley continues to grow as it reopened for the first time since the shooting yesterday with limited hours bowlers we spoke to said it's important to show support following the violence. >> everyone is happy and we have a good time. never any confrontations here and it's a beautiful spot to come. it's not a sign of what livermore is about at all. it's kind of like a fluke. >> the two men are expected to survive, the other men shot. livermore police are offering a reward for information that leads to garcia's arrest. the bowling alley is planning to open for regular hours tomorrow. today, independent truckers will be protesting a bill they say will put them out of business. the truckers will gather at the port of oakland this morning. the protest started yesterday. yesterday morning. truckers are fighting assembly bill 5 which they say will

cripple the already chaotic supply chain. the bill signed in 2019 said independent contractors have to adhere to new rules. business owners say it's tough to meet those standards taking an estimated 70,000 independent truckers off the road. >> it was well-intentioned however they have put thousands of dollars and time, effort, and energy come and their families have helped sacrifice with them for them to be small business owners. be able to make a better living being independent contractors. beeman protests are expected to last until tomorrow . 6:36. one fire department of east bay looking to beef up its response to wildland fire's pick later today the pleasanton city council expected to approve the purchase of three new types six extreme fire engines for the livermore-pleasanton fire department at a cost of more than $900,000.

they allow firefighters to better fight fires and areas were homes mixed with vegetation. the new vehicles will replace departments three older, similar type vi engines . crews making progress on the washburn fire and yosemite's mariposa grove. it's 50% contained. the fire started nearly 2 weeks ago and is burned at seven square miles. evacuation orders for those living in the wawona area have been lifted. the fire is not burning in the sierra national forest which will be closed until next month peak 2 fire threatened the grove of california's giant sequoia's but we are happy to say they are now safe. >> let's bring in meteorologist kari hall. warm conditions are tough on firefighters. >> very hot with highs in the 90s and then the heat from the fires themselves. it's dangerous for firefighters. maybe they're taking advantage of these cool temperatures in the morning. right now it's in the upper 60s with humidity at 52%. through the day it will turn hot

once again and the humidity will drop to 20% which causes the fire to spread more quickly. hopefully they continue to get more containment. a look at the yosemite valley. air-quality is improving and we do see that smoke moving away from us. we are waking up to a clear sunrise. san rafael seeing temperatures in the low 50s. it will continue to be sunny and we are matching yesterday's temperatures heading back to the upper 70s and low 80s. and mike has been watching several issues on the morning commute on the roads and the rails. >> we have this issue in san jose. this is not technically an alert from chp. i'm giving you the alert for north 101 which is jammed up. most of the traffic around the be as light right now on the roads so this is a big slowdown and unexpected. we are improving speeds from red to orange closer to the

crash scene at oakland road. we have not seen 280 or 87 take up additional slowing but that could ripple out the next few minutes for the south bay as we brother commute. the rest of the drive looks great but the right is the problem. the antioch line has no service between concord and pleasant hill. trackside fire has cut the power in the area the concord fire department tells us it will be there a while. the tracks are an issue as far as service from b.a.r.t. but the roadways are not a problem in the county connection is offering mutual aid bus lines 411, 14, and 15. 6:39. the fallout is far from over after a scathing report was released about the response to the deadly shooting and cited texas elementary school. >> and i want your resignation and every single one of your board members because you all did not give a [ bleep ] about your children are us. stand

with us or against us because we ain't going nowhere. >> next on today in the bay. my parents and students are calling on the school district to do now. and check your bank accounts. multiple skimmers have been found in different parts of the bay area. the new warning from police and the simple way you can protect your credit card information . working to protect same-sex marriage. the action the house will take today following growing fears over what could come next after the supreme court decided to overturn roe v. wade . and out to the bi

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good tuesday morning. the time is 6:42. we get a live look and dublin a busy start as we see sunshine. bring those sunglasses even though we start out cool. it will warm up cool and went back in the mid-80s for the afternoon high. we see a wide range and temperatures across the bay area. we will talk about what you will see where you live coming up . and were talking about this jam in san jose. north 101 is not moving very well. the buildup happens as we have clearing closer to oakland road. the crashes on the shoulder and it's a distraction and we have a major issue for the antioch b.a.r.t. line. texas state police are launching an internal review of the actions of dozens of its troopers the day of the uvalde school shooting. this comes after the release of

that scathing report that was written by the texas house of representatives. parents also expressing outrage at the first uvalde school -- uvalde school board meeting since the release of the findings. even one robb elementary student spoke out calling for action and accountability. >> the last dress that all my friends saw me on. most of those kids were my friends and that's not good. and i don't want to go to your guises school if they don't have protection. >> the today show will have more on last night school board meeting coming up at 7:00 right after today in the bay. after years of questions and agony for a family, the man kristin smart was last seen with and his father are facing trial. today marks day two of the trial. paul flores, one of kristin's cal poly classmates has always been a suspect but it wasn't until last year he was arrested on charges of drugging and

killing kristin smart. flores' father ruben is also facing charges and is accused of helping hide smart's body. we will be in the courtroom today and will have updates on the case during our 5:00 newscast . check your account if you have been shopping in sunnyvale. police say a credit card skimmer was found at a 711 on west el camino real. look at these photos. the skimmers are attached to actual card readers. they conceal the card data and use it to take your money. petaluma police say the past few days they've located skimmers at three other 711, went on howard street, d street, and paralympic another device was at a bank of america on kentucky street. police say one way to spot a skimmer is jiggle the card reader . why may pop off. 6:45. a live picture of capitol hill where the house plans to codify same-sex marriage into law.

the respect for marriage act would establish legal protections for marriage between same-sex couples nationwide. the house is also poised to vote later in the week on a bill that would protect americans right to access birth control. these votes come weeks after the supreme court decided to overturn roe v. wade. there are more indications that governor newsom and the vice president kamala harris are eyeing the white house and planning for a run in 2024. it wall street executive who fund raise for the biden 2020 campaign tells cnbc he's heard from both newsom and harris in recent weeks. another source said the vice president has been in touch with allies who helped her organize her successful california campaigns and that vice president harris met with wealthy friends like san francisco's vanessa getty and lauren powell jobs. governor newsom meeting with wealthy donors at a gad gathering for donors this week.

july's independent retailers a month and one group is pushing for congress to act quickly on a bill that would have an impact on small businesses across the country. the american innovation and choice online act would ban major tech firms like amazon and google from favoring their products over their competitors. the legislation what bart amazon from promoting its own private label products over rival items on its platform. however, the connected commerce counsel believes the band would have a negative impact on small businesses in rural areas because they use the same online tools to sell a majority of their products. the business is here they will face higher costs if the ban is approved. >> we surveyed rural small businesses nationwide and found that role sellers use several different sales methods to sell their products but what is interesting in this new research that we just came out with is that online sales methods are disproportionately more

important to role sellers than and small sellers generally speaking. with this study we found that role sellers prefer an online first approach when selling products. >> the study shows in california small business make up 41% of their revenue from online sales. congress could vote on that proposed bill any day. we will keep you posted on that . meteorologist kari hall keeps us posted on the weather and things going on in her own life , as she has been so open to share her daughter's journey with autism. >> we have recently had her start eating again. i've been posting that on my facebook page showing her eating a blueberry and we are just so excited. if you know the whole story. about eight months ago she stopped eating. she had a severe food version and i think we found out it was acid reflux so we have been

able to keep it under control with some medication and she suddenly started eating again after being on formula for all that time. >> she was probably in ping. >> she was in pain and because she is nonverbal she cannot really tell us that. and we do see a lot of times come i think like 70% of children on the spectrum, have issues with digestion or acid reflux are crohn's disease and things like that. being able to share that on social media, the community gave me some great advice in the stories they've had and what they've dealt with so that helped us out along the way. i wanted to say thank you for the support. we are optimistic, cautiously, because we are once again trying to keep it under control with medication. she's doing well and every day she is trying new food. >> i can't believe she so big. i held her when she was just a little baby. >> next month she will turn 6 tech >> were all worried and she's like blueberries?

right on. >> she's doing great. >> thank you for sharing because that does make social media serve documents the aspect. >> it's all about sharing. we are enjoying some nice weather. as you are waking up and maybe eating blueberries for breakfast, we do see these clouds over san francisco. we have started out this way every day but really it's giving us the usual bay area microclimates keeping our weather and temperatures cooler. take a look at the start of the morning in the mid-50s with the breeze picking up and wind from the west northwest at 13 miles per hour and then we see the sun start to peek out from behind as clouds. and i know that people in and linda valles have been trying to find somewhere to escape the heat but if you are going to coastline today and do not only are with the rough waves come keep a heads up that you should never turn your back to the water. some of those strong rip currents and sneaker waves could come up again with that beach hazard statement and effect. temperatures today will be anywhere from the mid-60s and

half moon bay to low 70s and san mateo. 73 and oakland while concord will see 93 degrees . 92, san martin. through the day tomorrow it's pretty much more of the same. anywhere from the 60s to the mid-90s. fairfield we head back to gate 95. no brake toward the end of the week. and we compare that to the extreme heat we've seen across the region come especially across the south where we've seen numerous high- temperature records falling and oklahoma sitting heading back to 109 degrees. as the strong area of high pressure slowly moves come it keeps us in this stagnant weather pattern. day after day we've had extreme heat across the south, west, and for us we have a little bit of a saving grace from the fog near the coastline so we state moderate with upper 80s and low

90s was san francisco will see highs in the 60s. now you have an alert for commuters in concord? >> it is a b.a.r.t. issue but it may be more books in the roadway. the antioch line does not have service between concord and pleasant hill. mutual aid from county connection is here but earlier problems and south hayward has cleared up so that's great for the east bay. the fire is around san miguel just off of monument. traffic is slowing better on 242. it was an early burst of traffic coming off of highway 4. usual spots show slowing. if the south bay were the biggest slowdown happens. recovery on north 101 islam from 680 past the scene on the shoulder at oakland road. 6:52. happening now, walnut creek leaders are considering raising sales taxes. the city council will meet today to vote on a 10 year have sent sales tax.

if approved residents would vote on the issue on the november ballot. the city estimates increase could cost the average family approximately $10 a month . next, a look at the top stories including the search for a suspect in that deadly bowling alley shooting in livermore and the foot of the police want you to see. >> reporter: i'm bob redell in concord where b.a.r.t. is shut down between concord and pleasant hill because of a grass fire. we will take you to the scene. and join mike on facebook live. these are live pictures from his facebook as he is telling his facebook as he is telling you about the traffic center.

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6:56. moving you forward with a look at top stories. >> following breaking news and contra costa county. a small grass fire impacting hart service. bob redell just got to the scene. >> reporter: that fire is out. the grass fire started an hour and half ago. we are on send the cove road on the b.a.r.t. tracks not far from the concord maintenance yard. you see b.a.r.t. police and workers out here. as a result of this grass fire,

even though the fire is out, bart beck services out between concord and pleasant hill stations. they have a bus bridge in place as a result. we are not sure why they have not been able to restore service. we see workers focusing on the electrical lines out here and also a high-voltage box. we are wondering if the grass fire impacted the electrical service out here. b.a.r.t. is an electrical train so that could be the problem. until they get that resolved, b.a.r.t. service shutdown between concord and pleasant hill and they have five buses acting as a bridge. bob redell, today in the bay . chb investigating a crash on i-to 80 in san francisco north of the monterey boulevard offramp around 1:00 this morning. police say one pedestrian was killed. we are trying to learn what led to the crash. all lanes are back open for the morning commute. the search is on for a suspect to kill the man and an injured two others at a livermore bowling alley. officers are looking for this man, roger aleman garcia.

they say he is a convicted felon with a violent history and that he knew the victims he shot saturday night. the two other men shot are expected to survive. livermore police are offering a reward for more information. berkeley police searching for a suspect or suspects involved in hate crime where swastikas were edged into cars on monterey avenue over the weekend. a fourth car parked in the area had the windows smashed. police said they are investigating whether these cars were targeted or if those is random. independent truckers will once again protest a bill they say will put them out of business. the truckers are gathering at the port of oakland again this morning. truckers are fighting assembly bill 5 which they say will cripple the already chaotic supply chain the bill signed in 2019 says that independent contractors have to adhere to new rules. business owners say it's tough to meet those standards taking in an estimated 70,000

independent truckers off the roads. protests are expected to last until tomorrow . a live pictures at netflix. they say today they may have lost 2 million subscribers and a single quarter and that would be the biggest quarterly loss in its history. earlier this year the company reported its first quarterly loss in subscribers in more than a decade . let's get a quick look at the forecast. >> basically like yesterday. if it's hot yesterday, it will be hot today. if it's cool where you are, it will be call today. we still see a wide range and temperatures. fog near the coastline and sunshine for inland valleys heading to the upper 80s . bob gave us a great report on the scene by the b.a.r.t. tracks. the fire anymore but they are working near electrical lines. i bolted near the b.a.r.t. track so that's why they had to cut the power and that's why we don't have service between concord and pleasant hill . and at shark week on the

today show. and coming up, kerry sanders diving deep. some 60 to 90 feet off the coast of north carolina to find out why more than 30 sand tiger sharks have been circling world war ii shipwreck underground there. >> wasn't he covering the sharks there? >> we cover it ocean to ocean. thank you for joining us. >> join us for good morning. scorcher. brutally hot temperatures now expanding from coast to coast. nearly 200 million americans set to face extreme heat today after dallas reached a jaw dropping 109 degrees. >> people say it's hot in texas, but this is different. it's hot. >> that historic heat wave in europe rages on, shatteringall-time highs,