the clues that have authorities and family members fearing the worst. a new deadly attack in little saigon. a new white house response to combat the monkeypox outbreak. a live report from the white house on a plan in a matter of hours. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, apple tv and online. >> monday morning. thank you so much for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. >> let's start with a look at the forecast. kari is tracking what we can expect. >> there's a lot of changes especially for the inland areas dealing with heat. yesterday a break from that. this morning we start with the clouds. heading out the door in berkeley parts of east bay are typical summer morning start. upper 50s with mostly cloudy skies and then clearing out.

the rest of the day is nice and sunny. high temperatures oakland will reach up to 82 degrees today. drive to martinez and 94. over toward fairfield 99. see how the temperatures change making the way across the bay area. half moon bay reaches the low 70s. less fog this afternoon but the valleys will be hotter. we'll talk about the changes ahead. mike? >> hunting for anything not there on the chp report but saw flashing lights. another set south to the 286/80 interchange. i believe just past the view of the camera cut off. that's where you see brake tapping southbound 101 just past 680 to story road. might be on the shoulder but a distraction. over here this is the other slower drive in the tri-valley.

the earlier crash cleared coming counter to the commute. i think still crews on the shoulders with lights. meanwhile this crash on highway 13 no problem. no injuries. both directions on the warren freeway itself. back to you. >> thank you. developing this morning what appears to be a sad ending in the search for a teenage girl missing. divers pulled a car from the water of a lake steps from where kiely rodni last seen alive. authorities plan to hold a news conference this morning but friends and family are preparing for the worst. >> kris sanchez is live in the studio with where the investigation stand. >> divers found the small suv like the one that rodni drove

and the sheriff's department is trying to confirm whether it belonged to her. this is what volunteer divers posted on facebook over the weekend, they found a silver honda crv with the license plate that matched rod ni. adventures with purpose say that divers using sonar imaging technology finding vehicle in 14 feet of water 300 yards from the campground where she was last seen at a party with 100 teenagers on august 6. volunteer search was separate from the one launched by authorities that searched an 80-mile radius. after ten days that search was scaled back. >> for them to not be able to find her it is pretty, i don't know. it bothers me a little. >> we should learn more when the investigators hold a press

conference at 11:00 this morning. we'll follow that for you. laura? >> thank you. we have been following the story closely and have more information for you. for two weeks posting things at nbcbayarea.com. it is the top story on the home page and will also live stream the update scheduled to happen at 11:00 this morning. oakland police are investigating the deadly shooting of an elderly woman in little saigon. police so far are saying very little other than no arrests have been made. oakland council member issued a statement saying in part i am outraged and sickened over the senseless, brutal slaying of an elderly aapi woman in broad daylight this afternoon. she goes on to say we can and must do better. no one should presume they can come into oakland at any time and commit a violent crime without rewe cushions. uc berkeley police are investigating two violent attacks.

at people's park as a hate crime. it happened sunday morning. officers arrested a suspect. the other two are still at large. police say a second unconnected assault happened in that same area yesterday morning and that case the attacker used a baseball bat and all comes as parents bring the children back to campus. >> she stays here. goes to the classes from here. i want her to be safe. >> these are the latest of several recent incidents in the area of the park since halting construction of a new student housing facility. moving you forward on the fight against monkeypox, the white house rolling out a massive new vaccine distribution plan. brie jackson joins us from

washington with a timeline. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. the white house monkeypox response team is rolling out a series of new actions to better address the outbreak beginning today. 1.8 million more vaccines will be available. the white house plans a pilot program to allocate 50,000 doses for cities hosting large events with gay and bisexual men. that group is especially hit hard by the outbreak. although it is important to highlight health leaders say anyone can be infected and the white house is making available 50,000 of tpoxx, used to treat monkeypox infections. on thursday cdc director dr. walensky said that officials are learning the effectiveness of the vaccine as the agency works to mitigate the spread and said there's certain steps to take to

boost the protection. >> although we anticipate vaccine wills provide protection reducing or avoiding behaviors that increase the risk is important. especially between your first and second doses of vaccine. >> reporter: the cdc said avoiding skin to skin contact with people, a rash that looks like monkeypox, avoiding objects used by people infected and washing hands often are ways to help keep you safe. this is a look at the current number of infections since the outbreak started confirmed in the bay area. san francisco currently tracking 668 cases. second largest anywhere in california and 2600 confirmed across the state. on friday california health officials confirmed they avoid using the term monkeypox and will refer to as impox.

laura? >> all right. good details. thank you. still have questions about monkeypox? head to nbc bay area.com or the nbc bay area app. click on the monkeypox faq at the top of the page. new video of a weekend flash flood. this is in new mexico that stranded some 200 tourists. this is at carlsbad caverns national park. you can see the flood of the waters swallowing the desert road. people were trapped underground up to 12 hours. but everyone made it out safely. there was a flash flood that presumed to sweep away a young hiker. >> frightening to see there. the area there, they could get some relief hopefully. >> mainly monsoon moisture as

well as a cold front stalled to give the severe weather. as we are taking a look at the action that's happening there over the past 12 how shalls we can see how active it is with the rain across the region and that caused a massive flooding. it does look like slowly the cold front will move on. here at home starting out with temperatures in the upper 50s and going to be a mostly cloudy start to the morning in palo alto. we are going to have a nice warm-up. going to be hotter today compared to yesterday and won't be as comfortable for the afternoon. fremont will see a high of 83 degrees today. toward dublin 90 degrees. 99 in fairfield. in livermore 94 degrees. we will see a slight cool down toward the end of the week. we'll talk more about that. mike has a look at lower gas prices. >> start with better news so go

to newark. national petroleum with gas for $4.89 a gallon. cheap gas at great gas in san pablo has gas for $4.69. speedway in daly city $4.97 a gallon. under $5. we have the traffic flow to check out. looking over toward the east bay we have a problem. green sensors on most of the map but go to the tri-valley. west 84. still slow for the crash eastbound. now westbound in the backup a disabled vehicle. we have one lane blocked and maybe a tow truck to get through. use the dublin interchange. san jose southbound 101 slowing toward story. a crash there on the shoulder

possibly blocking a lane. back to you. >> thank you. sobering new numbers starting a family. coming up next on "today in the bay," when it comes to the most expensive places to have a baby, guess where california sits. here's a hint. probably safe more than pennies. >> dollars. >> i'm not done paying. you may have heard we have a coffee shortage. fwher more hot water than that. coming up. riding a wave of recovery. a man hydropedals the way out of catalina island. this is hoping to break a record. will he make it? we'll find out right heren "today i on

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unbeatable internet. made to do anything so you can do anything. good monday morning. it is now 5:14. time to get moving in the north bay. starting out cloudy. novato at a cool 52 degrees. going from low 50s to upper 70s at noon and eventually reaching into the low 90s here in novato. checking out the micro climates and the big changes ahead in the forecast coming up. >> hoping for a change in the tri-valley. a tough morning east of 680. a second incident in the commute direction and things are

starting to stack up early. we'll check on the update on the crash in san jose coming up. happy monday to you. tesla says it will charge more for its so-called self driving software. so-called because it is not. but tesla says if you hurry up and buy it now pay the old price. elon musk said they're worried about cash flow and the factories are money furnaces. futures calling for a big loss on the open. the market had been on a rally but worried about future interest rate hikes. jay powell will speak in wyoming later this week. what's ahead for the fed.idea of apple employees at the headquarters pushing back against the demand to return to

the office three days a week next month. they call themselves apple together say they will do perfectly fine work from home saying it makes more sense to arrange work schedules with direct managers and not have the head office set a one size fits all schedule for all employees. amazon is thinking about another prime day close to christmas. prime day already two days not just one and sold more than $12 blg wort of stuff. expect another one. you may have heard coffee prices are going up because of a shortage caused by a poor harvest in brazil. dealing with an early frost and drought. brazil is the world's largest coffee exporter. you talked about a shortage of tomato and mustard.

alaska fishermen talk about a shortage of snow crab, as well. what we are talking about are generally speaking plants that we count on for food that aren't growing because of climate change. and if that were mustard we might say you won't relish this. if it's wheat millions of people will die. we eat plants that depend on the climate and cannot be joking. >> look at the drought and the california farmers in the central valley. >> from price hikes to people don't eat and it could get very serious over the years. >> seeing the trend. >> thank you. >> tough for families. are you thinking of having a baby? a challenge for families in the bay new numbers break down and show just how challenging. the website quote wizard crunched the numbers and adding up costs by state.

california ranked sixth highest with a cost under $32,000. the cost for lowest rank arkansas nearly $12,000 less than california a man achieved a world record on a hydrobike. >> yeah. pedaled all the way from catalina to his hometown of newport beach. he completed the 30-mile journey over the weekend. showing him arrive after setting off. 31 years ago he almost lost his life when he fell into a coma and spent years recovering. the goal to show anything is possible with the positive mind-set. >> must be patient. doesn't go very fast. >> strong legs, too. >> wow.

>> that is cool. we have seen that with a swimmer. and now this. so you know? >> there you go. >> has to do with water. >> seize the day! >> i wish we could see some rain. >> it is not yet quite time for that but getting the rainy season i hope we get stuff going but we can settle with cooler temperatures. we see that in the forecast throughout the week. a live look outside in dublin starting out with clouds. the usual start keeping the temperatures down and then going into today as we start out in oakland with a mostly cloudy morning. upper 50s but then the temperatures into the upper 60s, low 70s and then headed up for 82 degrees. notice how big of a difference the temperatures are from the coastal areas 73 degrees in half

moon bay to 82 in mountain view. 91 in morgan hill. and 99 in fair field. north bay mostly see low to mid-90s today but a hot start to the week. but then tomorrow we start to see progress. the cool ocean air making the way inland and dublin headed to 84 degrees and then the middle of the week a much more significant cool down especially taking a look at fairfield after starting the week at 99. how about 88 degrees? better but definitely cooler near the coastline with more fog. throughout the week we are not looking at much of a weather pattern. just an ocean breeze and not looking at any changes in the pressure systems that's going to cause a significant change. as we take a look at morgan hill, the forecast making plans

for the weekend looks like an amazing weekend ahead. a lot of inland temperatures into the 80s as we continue on with sunshine and that's about what we usually see the end of the august. san francisco with low to mid-70s for today and then 60s for the rest of the week. mike, you have been watching a couple issues. >> continued delays for the tri-valley. approaching the transition where the lanes go to north or southbound. that's where this disabled vehicle blocks one of two lanes. you may want to continue coming out of the pass and continue to the dublin interchange with mild slowing and i think 4 or 5 miles extra for that route but 84 had a couple issues by the paint

ball course there. locking to the south bay the crash in san jose clear ds from all lanes. northbound the commute starts to kick in for slowing in 20 minutes. roku users, you can watch bay area news any time you want. stream it on the schedule with the tv or roku app. to watch "today in the bay" on roku, select the live tv tile and scroll down to channel 133. you can watch nbc bay area from anywhere in the u.s. >> i like the sound of that. next here on nbc bay area, nbc bay area responds. >> good monday morning. visitors to hawaii helping clear the shelters. where some lucky island dogs are landing here in the bay area for landing here in the bay area for adoption and how

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pineapples and shelter dogs go together? some folks bring back from hawaii. >> clearing the shelters there's a story of one woman who brought home two dogs but there's a twist. >> reporter: at baggage claim

lynn claims the two dogs. say aloha to pepe, a 1-year-old mixed breed. >> thank you! >> reporter: and bonnie. >> 4 years old and about 45 pounds. >> reporter: but this airport reunion has a reunion because here's the lynn about the car go cargo from kona. >> not mine. >> reporter: lynn has only known them a few hours and now immediately handing them over to berkeley humane volunteers. >> thank you. >> thank you! >> reporter: they're piggybacked a ride with lynn. >> shelter dogs. they're overcrowded in hawaii. ♪♪ >> reporter: their journey began 2400 miles west on the big island. there shelters are full so a volunteer group called paws across water hawaii flies shelt every pets from kona to the

contiguous 48 for adoption. organizers ask travelers like lynn to add a dog or two to the flight. >> they will cover the price of the flight but need somebody to accompany the animal and it is great. >> an update. pepe and bonnie arrived. meet paulina and kemo. they will be available to join your family this saturday in the big clear the shelters event. just snap this qr code to learn where. heading to kona soon and want to help bring home a cat or dog or two contact berkeley humane to sign up. back to you. >> very cool. the next top stories the follow including talks at a stand still. new response from kaiser with no real end in sight to a bitter strike. time is running out for the governor's signature on a

controversial bill. are safe injection sides coming the bay area? there will be an answer by the end of the day. t'll give you

right now at 5:30, tackling vaccine hesitancy. the new push to better inform bay area parents about covid shots for their kids. securing safe injection sites for iv drug users, a bill sitting on the governor's desk.

the action that must happen by midnight tonight before it can become law. a live look outside. pleasant summer weather. meteorologist kari hall has a full outlook on what to expect this week. this is "today in the bay." >> good monday morning to you. thank you for allowing us to be part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. >> kari hall is tracking what to expect. a lot of first day of schoolers out there. >> it is great to see the kids heading back or getting into the routine once again. checking out the forecast for san mateo school district we start out with temperatures in the upper 50s in the morning and may be partly cloudy but at pickup time is perfect 77 degrees. the high temperatures head for 80 today in hayward. 90 in napa and 94 in livermore.

san jose in the mid-80s. 90s for santa rosa. it does get better heading through the week. mike, you are starting to shift the commute through the tri-valley. >> there's unusual slowing here. we look at the map and zoom in west 84 may be recovering now. heard about a disabled vehicle traveling west to 680 jammed things up and that may mean folks heading to the dublin interchange. also see that little build, slowing from san martin and morgan hill. more traffic toward san jose with the slowing start for the first burst over the next five or seven minutes. back to you. >> thank you. deadline is it canning down this morning for governor newsom

to approve a controversial plan to allow drug injection sites in san francisco and oakland. >> users could inject drugs at safe sites. ginger explains how that program would work. ginger? >> reporter: good morning. san francisco is one of the cities paying close attention to the governor's signature on this. the city and oakland are the two bay area cities part of the suggested pilot programs. a week and a half ago local leaders made a push for the governor to sign it into law but now it is the last day and waiting for his signature. the measure would allow for pilot programs in oakland, san francisco, and los angeles to allow for intravenous drug users to consume drugs under

supervision. similar programs are in other parts of the world. new york city has an unsanctioned version. in 2018 we traveled to vancouver. take a look at the video showing what it looks like from inside. back here at home supporters say these sites are a way to help keep people safe while they use drugs. last thursday we spoke with the mayor and here's what she had to say. >> i am still hopeful that he will sign it. it is consistent with his bold moral leadership to do things that are right in the face of criticism and controversy an ento try new things. we all agree that the status quo is wholly unacceptable. both with regard to the loss of life because of drug overdoses but the impact on the

neighborhoods. >> reporter: opponents including groups like mothers against drug deaths say the need for a solution lies in rehabilitation and recovery and not what they call addiction maintenance. here's the statement against sb 57. san francisco is putting a band aid on a gaping wound in not building out a fully functional recovery operated system of care in handling the drug and fentanyl epidemic. there is no safe way to use fentanyl and to suggest that is possible is just another step towards normalizing a deadly and progressive condition. they say staffing is a challenge in treatment and rehabilitation. they want more money and funding to go into there, that aspect instead of this safe consumption sites. if the governor sign it is bill the pilot programs run until

2027. back to you. >> interesting to see how this works out. thank you. on covid vaccinations for children, some parents are skeptical about some of the possible side effects but so many kids are returning to school the bay area seen the highest vaccination rates in the state. as of last week 8 out of 9 bay area counties among the top 10 with children vaccination. however some parents are skeptical. we spoke with dr. ross mckinnie saying the reality is covid can be deadly and getting the child vaccinated is vital. >> kids together in school spread things. we'll see a spike of covid in kids. once they get together in school, you get outbreaks. so why not protect them?

>> he also stresses getting the vaccine along with the regular back to school vaccines will not produce more side effects. the strike of kaiser workers in the second week. they marched to the corporate headquarters in oakland. some 2,000 employees have walked off the job demanding higher pay, increased staffing and shorter wait times for patients. right now the contract talks are scheduled a follow-up in lake county where a fire that started saturday night is mostly out. remaining evacuation orders lifted last night. a live look out at san francisco. you can see the fog is sticking around. kari told us it will be that way this morning and checking what to expect throughout the bay

area today and a little bit cooler? >> near the coastline but some inland valleys won't get that help from the coastal fog. mostly cloudy morning in san jose. into late morning to the rest of the day the sun will clear the clouds and seeing a nice and comfortable start to the day and then take a look at the afternoon reaching 84 degrees. normal for the city but toward the tri-valley low to mid-90s. 99 in fairfield and napa today up to 90 degrees. some interior valleys won't get the relief of the coastline today. tomorrow it starts to cool off seeing mostly low 90s and then more comfortable toward the middle of the week and the cool air pushes inland. we'll talk more about the changes in a few minutes. what's the update and how do we

look going ahead? >> looking to the day and may see traffic slowing at the oakland coliseum. that's where the a's playing all week. a day is a midday game. the rest at 6:40. we have a closure on the richmond/san rafael bridge. it is the bike lane. you will see crews through the area. might be delays to stage or clear from the area. everything is clear for upper and lower deck. a tad bit of slowing around maer island. just a tri-valley sorting itself out. earlier slow down looks like it's clearing from highway 84. the dublin interchange saw more traffic. you might want to do that. we see that increased traffic

flow leading to an early slow down. we'll track that. south bay standard flow of traffic meaning slowing northbound 101 from 680 to oakland road. >> thank you, mike. a new warning to be aware of hackers. deliver a new message do something, anything, about student loans. not your average helping hand. we'll meet with a couple behind a popular tiktok account and what they are doing in the bee costumes.

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good monday morning. right now at 5:43 take a look at walnut creek and how the day will shape up. it starts out cool. going from low 60s at 8:00 to low 90s at 4:00. be prepared. we'll talk about what's ahead for the microclimates in the forecast coming up. >> we see that right there. we can still see the city and the bay bridge moving very well right now. more traffic coming through the

toll plaza. we see some sensors changing already north of here. happening today, fbi cyber security experts will try to get the word out about a new ransomware used by hackers called zeppelin. the agency said the attacks malware is growing with health care and medical industries said to be especially vulnerable. bay area house speaker nancy pelosi will join leaders for a discussion on hunger and food insecurity ahead of the upcoming white house conference on hunger, nutrition and health. it will take place in marin at 1:00 p.m. for you this morning the white house could announce major changes to the federal student loan as soon as this week. >> they run out of time, scott. >> absolutely. because the suspension of federal student loan payments set to end september 1.

so to remind you student loan payments were suspended by the trump administration because of covid and then again and again and then the biden administration suspended them even further. we have been expecting that president biden would announce at least a portion of those loans forgiven altogether. he made it a campaign promise but forgiveness or not they have run out of time. there's no guidance to private agencies that manage student loan payments. about a resumption about the payments on september 1. at bare minimum the white house has to announce another suspension. kick the can down the road. politically if they announce loan forgiveness it would make sense to do it closer to the midterms. here's the secretary of education on "meet the press." >> student debt to expire.

should we expect another temporary extension or is a permanent fix coming? >> we have been focused making sure we protect the students and the borrowers. $32 billion in debt forgiveness. august 31 is a date that many people wait to hear something. we have been talking daily about this and i can tell you that the american people will hear within the next week or so. dr. jill biden tested negative for coronavirus and returned to the biden home in delaware. in washington, d.c. the city there asking for help as bus after bus of immigrants arrived from texas. u.s. law says some immigrants are allowed to stay in the u.s. while waiting for the case to be

adjudicated. texas is putting them on buses to go to washington d.c. where they are dropped off on the orders of texas governor who objects to president biden's immigration policy. the problem is washington, d.c. is not run by the federal government. it is a city. it's having trouble sheltering the people. the mayor asking federal funding to help. the judge delayed graham's scheduled testimony before a georgia grand jury and said not to be a suspect or target of the criminal investigation into election interference. graham called georgia firms after trump lost there. trump is a target of investigation. watching everything happening in washington, talking about it on social media. >> thank you. a san francisco couple using

scooters and shakers to help the city bloom. they travel across the city sprinkling wild flower seeds in patches of dirt. the climate crisis gets worse the couple says two major things happening the drought is worse and bees and butterflies are declining. >> we have a little shaker filled with native wild flower seeds and we spread native wild flower seeds. the winter rains come and they bloom into gorgeous bouquet. >> someone approached us. we were harvesting seeds from the front yard and we said we're harvesting the flowers. he was protective of the flowers. >> they shared tricks and tips

on social media and you can start with native flower seeds from the nursery. how you disperse them is up to you. walk or ride. spread the love picking up steam. >> this is a live look at a 150-ton steam locomotive heading out this morning. this is to the new home in sunol. they once pulled passenger trains and finished the career and in 1958 it was donated to the fairgrounds for display. long range plans are to complete restoration. this is for use on niles canyon railway excursions. you know what? it is something historians say honors the many volunteers who wok to get it up running again. >> we have been working on it

for 40 years. so this by moving it to a location to operate that's a way of honoring the volunteers and the effort that's gone into restoring it for the past several decades. >> two cranes will begin disassembling that train at 8:00 this morning. the parts located on to trailers for the trip to su nol. >> can you imagine that? >> gone on the train of lights through the canyon on the holiday and a dedicated group out there along the railway. they are there all the time. >> big time. >> yeah. wo,ing on the trains. >> very cool. nice to see and appreciate, too. >> absolutely. >> so many people fascinated by those locomotives. cool to see. all right so how about the cooler weather. starting out mostly foggy and for inland areas a clear start

to the morning. pleasant hill seeing the temperatures at about 58 degrees for the start of the da i. and then the trend starts to head upward with the temperatures heating up. hotter today compared to yesterday. yes was a break from the extreme heat. check out the microclimate making plans for the work week. a look at today's high temperatures around the bay area. coolest half moon bay at 73. head to san mateo into the upper 70s. hay ward today up to 80 degrees. a short drive from hayward to dublin and 90 degrees. it gets hotter to fairfield at 99 degrees. tomorrow we start to see the temperatures coming down just a little bit. it will reach 91 degrees and 90 in martinez frm tomorrow

afternoon. and then on wednesday seeing highs for the warmest spots upper 80s. that's at least a 10-degree drop compared to the start of the week. the weather pattern in the region seeing the monsoon rain in the southwest. we are getting strong ocean breezes at times. santa rosa starting with hot temperatures today but we do get the relief on wednesday and thursday and the weekend is looking really nice with highs in the upper 70s and low 80s. overall cooling down a few more degrees and temperatures into the upper 80s, low 90s for several days. sunshine in the forecast. san francisco more clouds and fog return keeping the temperatures into the upper 60s. mike, you are looking for changes in the traffic flow. >> we have been adjusting with school back online and today more traffic flowing as oakland

schools had a few weeks. they had a week or so to adjust to the morning commute. we are seeing the traffic flow earlier at the bay bridge. we saw this from about 5:30 highway 37 starting to slow and then starting to see a volume build to 121. more traffic and more slowing than the first half hour. highway 4 kicking in. there may be a shift of timing going on. can't tell from this section. a disabled on the chp grid heading towards 68. they had issues with slower drives. now looking at the south bay with the build starting to build. disabled vehicle should be clear 85 at 87. back to you. >> thank you so much. great news for roku users.

nbc bay area news is on channel 133. you can now stream local news that moves you forward on the schedule with the tv or roku app. to watch the news on roku just turn on the roku device and select the live tv tile, scroll down to channel 133 and now you can watch nbc bay area from anywhere in the u.s. >> got a roku television. i will check that out. >> there you go. all right. happening now the north bay smart riders continue to pay reduced fees. they extend the promotion through next june. it includes a 50% discount for seniors, young people, low income and disabled riders with free parking. it was set to expire the end of the month. a tree vendor said he was scared to go job.

how his community helped put the fears behind him. the search for a missing 16-year-old girl appears to be over. yards from where she was last seen. the weekend discovery made by dives and the circumstances keeping authorities from con firming the

welcome back to "today in the bay." new details this morning on the tragic death at a popular oregon tourist spot. >> last friday a woman hiking with a friend slipped and fell more than 100 feet hitting her head on friday afternoon. first responders had to hike more than a mile to get to her. good samaritans were administering cpr. the park is open a new study suggests the possible connection between prescribed marijuana use and higher heart use. danish researchers say people prescribed marijuana for pain have more risk finding 3 out of 4 patients with a higher risk of heart rhythm disorders noting some patients were taking other

pain medications. a street vendor back in business after being attacked by a man with an ax. check out the video. frightening video. you can see the man vandalizing the fruit stand with an ax. he has been identified as a nearby resident and unclear why he confronted the vendor but neighbors showed up and supported him over the weekend saying the decision to come back is difficult. >> i still feel nervous. >> police are still trying to track down the man with the ax but neighbors say they hope that he hears the message they send out loud and clear. this morning, a car enthusiast and collectors had quite the weekend to wrap up monterey car week. >> this morning we have a look at the best of the best. ♪♪

toss the confetti! a 1932 deuceburg. you would look great. the trumpets blaring in the morning. >> i like the sound of that. take the show on the road in that car. >> a scarf flowing. telling us to wrap. >> we love this. this morning right now at 6:00, a grim underwater discovery as the search for missing 16-year-old kiely rodni appears to be over. the clues that have authorities and family members fearing the worst. a new deadly attack in oakland's little saigon neighborhood. >> we are learning how well the vaccines work against monkeypox