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 and in this specific outbreak.

>> 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. it is monday morning. good morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's start with kari with a look at the forecast. >> yeah. seeing the microclimates continue across the bay area. it was nice to get a break from the hotter temperatures yesterday. now we are starting out with clouds over san jose and still going to heat up today. a look at the school day forecast for san jose. starting out partly cloudy. temperatures in the low 60s. going into the afternoon 83 degrees and nice and sunny. reaching 84 for an afternoon high. take a look at how hot it is going to be. concord reaching 96.

95 in santa rosa. oakland 82 degrees. we will have a cool down heading through the week and talking about that in a few minutes. mike has been watching issues for the commute. >> early, continued issues. seeing slowing. the chp has the report on highway 4. we also see the slowing. both areas affected with earlier issues right there by that paintball course. should be clearing. west 580 with a crash. tracking that. things have calmed down so i'm hoping both incidents cleared. 37 calmed down a bit after an early burst of traffic. back to you. >> thank you. developing this morning what appears to be a sad ending in the search for a teenage girl

missing in the sierra. divers pulled a car from the water of a lake steps from where kiely rodni was last seen alive. authorities plan to hold a news conference this morning but friends and family are preparing for the worst. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live in the studio with where the investigation stand. >> good morning to you both. over the weekend divers did find a small silver suv like the one that kiely rodni drove and now the sheriff's department is trying to confirm whether it belonged to her. and whether she is the person that was found inside. this is what volunteer divers posted on facebook over the weekend, they found a silver honda crv with the license plate that matched rodni. volunteers with 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. by ground, by boat and by air. after ten days that search was scaled back. but the volunteer search continued. >> why don't they have the equipment that they had to find her? you know? where we live we have bodies everywhere. >> i don't fault law enforcement in any way. they -- i know they putt in thousands of hours of searching. >> the nevada and placer county investigators will hold a press conference with the fbi at 11:00. marcus? >> we will be watching. thank you. >> wish it was better new there is. we have been following the story since the beginning. 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. this happened yesterday afternoon during what police say was an attempted robbery. 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 repercussions. on the fight against monkeypox, the white house is rolling out a massive new vaccine distribution plan. "today in the bay's" brie jackson joins us in washington breaking down the 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 doses of tpoxx, used to treat monkeypox infections. on thursday cdc director dr. rochelle 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 vaccines will 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 with a rash that looks like monkeypox, avoiding objects used by people infected and washing hands often are ways you can stay safe. this is a look at the current number of infections since the outbreak started confirmed in the bay area. san francisco currently tracking 638 cases. second largest anywhere in california and 2,600 confirmed infections across the entire state. on friday california health officials confirmed they avoid using the term monkeypox and will refer to as impox. in order to avoid potential

stigmatizization. >> all right. if you still have questions about monkeypox we can help. head to nbc bay area.com or the nbc bay area app. click on the monkeypox faq at the top of the page. 6:07 this morning. 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. even some people there were trapped understood ground for up to 12 hours. but everyone made it out safely. this follows flash flooding last week at zion national park that presumed to have swept away a young hiker still not found. >> quite frightening. the monsoon season is very challenging for some of these areas that are very dry. >> yeah. still seeing more storms firing up in that area today taking a look across the region. seeing the activity that's been

happening for 12 hours. you can see the storms with the very slow moving front drawing in that monsoon moisture and the gulf moisture over texas. these are the areas that may have more flooding today. bringing it back home and it is going to start out with the upper 60s for antioch. driving through the 8:00 hour sunshine. don't forget the sunglasses. today it is going to be bright and sunny and the temperatures heat up once again. we'll talk more about the changes coming up. mike, we need gas to get to work. where are the lower prices? >> starting with maybe a fillup. national petroleum with gas for $4.89 a gallon. cheap gas at great gas in san pablo has gas for $4.69. lowest price on the chart today. speedway in daly city $4.97 a gallon. squeaking in

under $5. most of the area on the maps by comparison look good right now at 65. 65 miles per hour the speed limit except dipping here. highway 84 recovering nicely after a disabled vehicle in lanes. on the shoulder now but a distraction to 680. bridges are clear. back to you. >> thank you. 6:10 this morning. get ready for netflix with advertisements. payoff? means that you may be paying less. ahead on "today in the bay" the latest timeline on the cheaper plan and the one exception streamers may want to base for. you may have heard there's a coffee shortage. look at the futures. not looking great. look at the dow. potentially losing 300 points on the open. a bride and the father pulling out the moves for a

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good monday morning. it is 6:13 and it is almost time to get the kids up and ready for school. foster city we start out with upper 50s. partly cloudy skies and going to

be a really comfortable nice afternoon into the upper 70s. nice here but hot for the inland valleys why checking out that forecast coming up. >> last say half hour seen the metering lights at the bay bridge and seen the traffic really stack up. feeding off the maze with no problems. more coming up. good morning. tesla says it will charge more for its so-called self driving software. so-called because it is not. 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. the stock market's had a rough day before the weekend. looks like they will have a tough day ahead, as well. futures calling for a big loss on the open. the markets had been on a rally but worried about future interest rate hikes. jay powell head of the federal

reserve will speak at a conference in wyoming later this week. maybe we'll get a better idea of what's ahead for the fed. apple employees at the headquarters pushing back against the demand to return to the office three days a week starting next month. the team of objectors who 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 system for all employees. amazon had such a great return on the prime day this summer thinking about doing another one close to christmas. prime day already two days not just one and sold more than $12 billion worth of stuff in july. you may have heard coffee prices are going up because of a shortage caused by a poor harvest in brazil. coffee farmers there have dealt

with an early frost and drought. brazil is the world's largest coffee exporter. you talked about a shortage of tomato and mustard. i just read alaska fishermen talk about a shortage of snow crab, as well. we can talk about it takes extra money for the jolt of coffee but glib about it i think we miss the point that these are plants growing out of the ground that we depend on that are not working because of climate change and if that turns into wheat or corn millions of people could starve so we have to take the dumb stuff like the mustard very seriously. >> the trend there i think. >> agriculture, yes. costs jobs if it's the wine country or central valley and people to not have food. >> yeah. big concerns. >> thank you. >> you bet. 6:16. talk about this. get ready for a new netflix subscription system this fall with advertising. netflix has been talking about

adding a new tier ever since reporting the first decline in customers but not every show may have commercials. bloomberg said netflix may not run ads for original movies but probably inserted later. original children's show may be ad free and some stud owes may prevent the ads in specific content this is going to put a smile on your face. a bride and her father danced the way into the internet's hearts. >> it is really cute. take a look. ♪♪ >> doing a good job. imagine how much they had to practice? the bride and her dad breaking

it down on the dance floor. there's the routine. you see the carlton there. you name it they did it. the video itself is so popular racked up more than 40 million views on tiktok. cute. >> fun. >> yeah. dancing with your dad at your wedding. >> costs a raise kids that makes me excited to have a kid. >> that's good, marcus. >> that is what i'm waiting for. >> not i love you or thank you. >> no. the dancing at your wedding. just kidding. i love that. >> very nice to see. a long time coming, though. >> got to have a kid first. >> first step. >> got to be a girl and get married. >> take a look at what's going on for us today seeing the

changes over the weekend. hot on saturday and cooler on sunday and a clear sky in walnut creek. temperatures heating up more today as we get a look at the trend throughout the afternoon going from low 60s the low 90s. yes, the hottest hours of the day between 3:00 and 4:00 this afternoon and seeing the highs at 99 degrees up in fairfield but compared to 80 in hayward and 77 in san mateo. san francisco at 75. tomorrow slightly cooler for some hot spots inland. napa will have a significant cool down reaching 84 degrees and 92 in livermore and san jose in the low 80s. we continue to see more of the ocean breeze making it further inland and some spots going to be at least 10 degrees cooler compared to starting the week. the monsoon rain continues

across the desert southwest. still high pressure just off the coast here and not a significant change for us. shifts a little bit. allowing for an ocean breeze moving in. checking out morgan hill and the 10-day forecast making plans for the weekend it is nice. low 80s. we seal see the hottest spots inland upper 80s but we have to make it through the heat and seeing the mid-90s for today. cooler tomorrow with low 90s and then 80s while san francisco's going to continue to stay very nice and mild and cooler heading to the end 069 week. mike? >> yeah. it is monday so because it is monday there's a build-up and focusing on the weekend. looking at the traffic building here and focus on the great fun at work once you get there.

backup forming over the last five minutes. similar situation here. recovery. traditional slowing. the other one affecting the onramp but 580 slow there. south bay earlier slowing clears. back to you. >> thank you. roku users users, good news. 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. next here on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> good monday morning.

visitors to hawaii are helping clear the shelters. we'll show you where some lucky island dogs landing here in the bay area for ado

pineapples and shelter dogs, what some folks are bringing back from hawaii. >> we have a story of a woman who brought home two dogs but there is a twist.

>> reporter: at baggage claim lynn morganroth hurridily claims the two dogs. say aloha to pepe, a 1-year-old mixed breed. >> thank you! >> thank you! >> reporter: and bonnie. >> 4 years old and about 45 pounds. >> reporter: but this airport reunion has a twist because here's the lynn about the car go cargo from kona. >> not mine. >> reporter: nope. not hers. lynn has only known them a few hours and now immediately handing them over to berkeley humane volunteers. >> thank you. >> thank you! >> reporter: what's going on here? bonnie and pepe merely piggybacked a ride with lynn. >> shelter dogs. they're overcrowded in hawaii. ♪♪ >> reporter: their journey began 2,400 miles west on the big island. there shelters are full so a volunteer group called paws across water hawaii flies

shelter pets from kona to the contiguous 48 for adoption. organizers in kona now ask travelers like lynn to add a dog or two to the flight. >> they will cover the price of the flight for the animal but they need somebody to accompany the animal and it is great. >> an update. pepe and bonnie arrived. they have new names. meet paulina and kemo. they will be available to join your family this saturday in the big clear the shelters event. where pet adoptions will be free or nearly free. 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. next the top stories to follow today including extradited overnight. a suspect back here in the bay area this morning. an update on where that

investigation stands awaiting the day in court. are safe consumption sites coming the bay area? there will be an answer by the end of today and we'll give you th

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right now at 6:30, a looming deadline to secure safe injection sites for bay area iv drug users, first of its kind sitting on the governor's desk.

the vocal opposition to what would be one of the most controversial laws. a man set to face a judge for the first time decades after the crime he allegedly committed. the suspect in the south bay cold case extradited overnight. an update on the investigation. tackling vaccine hesitancy. the push to better inform parents about the covid shots for their kids. this is "today in the bay." good monday morning to you. 6:30. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. a look at the forecast this morning. meteorologist kari hall of course checking what to expect. how does it look? >> really nice for today for parts of the bay area. will heat up for the inland valleys but we are starting out with mostly sunny sky inland. a few clouds rolling over san jose. taking the kids to school it is 62 degrees in the south bay. a dropoff time is a cool morning

but later today wearing shorts and a jacket because it will be reaching into the low 80s and mid-90s for the trivalley and the north bay while the coastal areas in the mid-70s. mike, you can see the future of the commute now. >> that's right. here's the present. look at the speed sensors. just starting to build. we can see the slowing around oakland road. present. the future is little more exten. so that may be a triggering of build. watching the patterns. we have a slow drive. highway 4 had early slowing sticking around here. back to you. >> thank you.

6:31. the deadline ticking 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 so-called safe sites under medical supervision. ginger conejero saab explains how that program would work. ginger? >> reporter: good morning. people in san francisco paying close attention to the governor's signature, two bay area cities part of the proposed pilot program. about a week and a half ago local leaders made the push for the governor to sign this bill. fast forward to now the last day waiting on the last minute signature. the measure would allow oakland, san francisco and los angeles to allow for places where intraveen

you drug u medical supervision. it would not be the first. similar programs are up and running in the world. new york city has an unsanctioned version. in 2018 we traveled to vancouver. this is video from then and shows 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 very consistent with his bold moral leadership to do things that are right in the face of criticism and controversy, as well as to 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: as you can imagine there are also opponents to this 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. it reads in part, san francisco is putting a band aid on a gaping wound in not building out a fully functional recovery oriented 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. mothers against drug deaths 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 put it is signature to the bill, the pilot programs run until 2027. we'll keep a close eye on this throughout the day. >> most definitely. thank you so much. 6:34. new for you a man accused in a gruesome murder in the south bay four decades ago now in the hands of south bay authorities. authorities in hawaii arrested gary ramirez. authorities say dna evidence ties him to a murder in sunnyvale. the woman was stabbed 59 times. her body was found about 100 yards away. authorities arrested him on the island of maui saying that he has no prior criminal record. not clear when he'll make a court appearance. on covid vaccinations for

children, the bay area is seeing the highest vaccination rates in the state. as of last week 8 out of the 9 bay area counties among the top 10 with children vaccination. however some parents are skeptical about the possible side effects. we spoke with dr. ross mckinnie saying the reality is covid can be deadly and getting the child vaccinated is vital. >> when you get kids together in school they start spreading things. we'll see a spike of covid in kids. we know because 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 open ended strike of kaiser mental workers entering the second week. last friday several hundred

workers marched to kaiser corporate headquarters in oakland. some 2,000 employees have walked off the job demanding higher pay, increased staffing and shorter wait times for patients. in a statement friday kaiser said that the strike is unnecessary disruption to patient care. right now no 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. the fire burned about 15 acres. a live look out at san francisco. you can see the fog is sticking around. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect across the bay area today. it will be a nice one for us. >> nice for much of the bay area and hot inland valleys. the fog keeps san francisco and parts of the inner bay cooler today. in berkeley heading to work this morning the upper 50s. mostly cloudy morning and the

rest of today seeing the temperatures warming up into mid-70s with sunshine and see the big difference to make from a microclimate to the next. look at santa rosa reaching 95 degrees. 90 in dublin. san jose in the mid-80s. low 80s for the peninsula. fairfield headed to 99 degrees. we are going to see a cool down in the forecast especially by midweek. we'll talk about that coming up. mike, you are looking ahead to the commute. >> an idea to predict the congestion like the oakland coliseum. a's playing over here tonight. so remember the gates open a couple hours beforehand. during the day over here we will have the bike path closed. stay out of the bike path if you are not on a bike. 7:a.m. to 3:00 p.m. watch for crews.

we have the commute wsh for 580 and down the east shore freeway. slow through richmond and into berkeley and the backup at the bay bridge. filling in the lanes and starting to slow down. the maze is okay. earlier slow downs in the tri-valley sorted themselves out. holding steady for the volume and a dip in speeds through sunol. castro valley and san jose with the traditional slower spots. back to you. >> looks like it is picking up out there. 6:39 for you. a new warning. the hackers are out there working hard. coming up on "today in the bay" experts plan to deliver a new message today to the most vulnerable to the ransomware. the white house is running out of time to do something about student loans. one way or another. we talked about a lousy day this

will be. laura? >> monday blues there. here's something fun. all aboard! historic locomotive based in the bay area is moving the tracks. we'll preview the special trip we'll preview the special trip it's making and the planso t californians have a choice

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good monday morning to you. 6:42. let's get you started in the

east bay. antioch right now and the temperature in the low 60s. it is mostly clear and breezy but temperatures will be heating up quickly today. we are at 83 degrees at noon and headed for the upper 90s here in antioch this afternoon. we'll check out the microclimates because the temperatures are all over the place. >> the cars are staying in the lanes. good. the lanes are more crowded here. sorted themselves out again. taillights westbound to the peninsula. we'll watch the approach to the bridge coming up. >> thank you. 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 using zeppelin malware is growing with health care and medical industries said to be especially vulnerable. a live look in san francisco. bay area house speaker nancy pelosi will join leaders for a

roundtable discussion on hunger and food insecurity ahead of the upcoming white house conference on hunger, nutrition and health. the meeting takes place at the san francisco marin food bank starting at 1:00 p.m. pelosi is planning to stream the event from her website. 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. that's ten days away. 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 for a very long 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 is going to announce another suspension and kick that 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" not really clearing anything up. >> we are ten days away from the most recent moratorium on student debt to expire. should we expect another temporary extension or is a permanent fix coming? >> from day one we have been focused on making sure we are protecting the students and the borrowers. $32 billion in debt forgiveness. we know 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. >> it won't be nothing. is it fair to say it won't be nothing? >> i don't have any news to announce today but i'll tell you the american people will hear directly from us because we recognize it is an important issue across the country. dr. jill biden tested negative for coronavirus and out of isolation. she returned to the biden home in delaware where the president is. he's been on vacation for most of this month. 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 corner. this is on the orders of the texas governor w objects to president biden's immigration policy. the problem is washington, d.c. is not run by the federal

government or president biden. it is a city. it's having trouble sheltering all those people. the mayor asking federal funding to help. we are watching everything happening in washington including the student loan issue and talking about it on social media. facebook find me at scott mcgrew tv. >> thank you. a san francisco couple is using scooters and shakers to help the city bloom. they travel across the city sprinkling native wild flower seeds in patches of dirt. they believe the efforts are getting more important as the climate crisis gets worse. they said two major things happening, the drought being worse and pollinator populations are declining. that's where the couple and the seed shakers come in. >> 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. >> i think one of the only times someone approached us and said what are you doing? we were harvesting seeds from the front yard and we said we're harvesting the flowers. he was protective of t flowers. that we had sown. >> they ared 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. >> cool. things will pick up steam today for bay area train buffs. >> we have a live look this morning. take a look at this. 150-ton steam locomotive heading out this morning. this is to the new home in sunol. back in 1923 southern pacific locomotive pulled passenger trains and finished the career in commute service. 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. it is something historians say will really honor many volunteers who wok to get it up running again. >> we have been working on it for 40 years. volunteers have come and gone. so this by moving it to a location to operate that's a way of honoring e volunteers and the effort that's gone into restoring this locomotive for the past several decades. >> two cranes will begin disassembling that train at 8:00 this morning. the parts will be loaded on to a heavy duty trailer for a trip to sunol. >> can you imagine the organization that that mus take? >> i know. where did that scr go? >> what are the extra parts for? >> that's why we're not in charge of that. very cool. >> a right. let's get a look at the

forecast. >> it looks gre for much of the bay area and will be hot in the valleys. hence microclimate. let's g a look at the way we start for the kids for school in foster city. upper 50s, partly cloudy morning and then pickup time the end of the school day is looking nice with upper 70s there. if you want to go for a hike in the east bay try to get it in early. going from 57 degrees at 7:00 to 76 degrees at 11:00 to 93 degrees at 3:00. yeah. you don't want to be out hiking in the middle of the day. because we see 90s in the spots like concord and livermore. fairfield up to 99 degrees today and napa with 90. but compare that to the 75 in san francisco and we'll see mid-80s for san jose. tomorrow the temperatures come down a few degrees and that will

be the trend at least the middle of the week where wednesday is looking nice and reaching 84 in dublin and san francisco in the upper 60s. we still have the monsoon storms happening across the desert southwest. here in the bay area we have high pressure parked overhead and with the slight shift in the wind direction warming up the temperatures or cool them down. we will have a cool down. santa rosa the low 90s today and then upper 80s heading toward tomorrow and low 80s for the middle of the week and a nice weekend. overall cooling off from mid-90s to upper 80s. san francisco with a cool down. mid-70s today and then mostly upper 60s for the week. mi? >> we are looking toward 580. notice the traffic is moving more slowly. this morning i saw a little

extra slowing and build. it is the smoothest it's been for an hour and a half. still more traffic than you might expect. more slowing to sunol. 84 might be the reason for that. you can take that as it's been clear for an hour. 101 slow. a roadside fire not affecting the highway. pretty standard through the east bay commute. back to you. >> thank you. did you know that we have some great news for you roku users? >> nbc bay area news is on channel 133. you can now stream local news that moves you forrd on the schedule with the tv or roku p. so you can watch nbc bay area news on roku. 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. happening now in the north bay, smart riders will continue to pay reduced fees. they extend the promotion through next june. to recover ridership lost during the pandemic. it includes a 50% discount for seniors, young people, low income and disabled riders with free parking. the lower fares were originally set to expire the end of the month. a new deadly attack in oakland's little saigon neighborhood. a leader's call to action saying the city is falling short protecting the community. i'm kris sanchez waiting for a press conference. this morning volunteer searchers say they may have found the body of this young woman missing for two weeks. all the details

welcome back. 6:56 right now. we are moving you forward with a look at the top stories on "today in the bay" including loved ones fearing the worst after a discovery by divers in the search for a missing teenager in the sierra. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez in the newsroom and authorities will provide an update this morning, right? >> right. kiely rodni's family said they won't be commenting unt law enforcements comment on what volunteer searchers say they found this weekend. they posted that they found the silver honda crv with the license plate matching rodni's. volunteers with adventures with purpose say that divers using sonar imaging technology finding vehicle in 14 feet owater 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 by ground, by boat and by air. after ten days that search was scaled back. but the volunteer search continued. we should learn more when nevada and placer county investigators hold a press conference at 11:00 this morning. we'll pass it along. >> thank you. >> we'll bring you the updates online at nbc bay area.com and on our nbc bay area news app. you can download it now to watch those at 9:00 and 11:00 and the latest on the developing situation. oakland police investigating the deadly shooting of an elderly woman in little saigon during what police say was an attempted robbery. police saying very little but no arrests have been made. it follow it is death of a ride share delivery man last month.

on the fight against monkeypox, the white house is saying that they will roll out a massive new plan today. 1.8 million more vaccines will be made available. the plan includes a new pilot program to provide 50,000 doses to cities hosting large events with gay and bisexual men. the white house is also making 50,000 tpoxx doses available to treat monkeypox infections. let's get a look at the forecast for this monday morning. >> yeah. starting out foggy and cloudy for much of the bay area. it will be a hot start to the week. the trend is for things to cool off especially by the middle of the week. san francisco upper 60s for the rest of the week. >> a look at the san mateo bridge. it sorted itself out. taillights heading into san

mateo. school starting this week. elementary school. >> yeah, kids! homework. >> whoop whoop. >> it is good for you. >> that's right. that's what they told me. >> thank you for joining us this ♪ good monday morning. our top story, that wild weather >> yeah, that's right. and you can expect even more as we begin this week it is monday, august 22nd. this is "today." ♪ breaking overnight, flood emergencies, heavy rain soaking parts of the south, rescues under way right now in dallas with some cars fully submerged -- while out west -- stunning video of people being swept away by rising waters. the storm threat that is now moving to the east coast we'll have everything you need to know.