a passion and we love people, and we have that side of us because we love a good puzzle. we don't go to the store and buy a crossword puzzle, but people puzzles. >> how do you feel? >> it's the most rewarding experience. >> they do the work for free and it has helped to answer some of peoples' biggest life's questions. >> yeah, i have a friend that found through dna he has sisters and brothers. it's cool they are doing that for free. >> yeah, got the tools out there and the tools in their brain. >> can you watch the full interview with the social media angels ahead on the "today" show. it's coming up in about an hour, at 7:00, right after"today in

the bay." right now at 6:00, a new call in the east bay. a late-night fire moves dangerously close to homes. we will tell you what neighbors say they heard moments before the flames erupted. a big break in the levi stabbing investigation. now questions are being asked why some fans believe stadium security is a long-time problem and a response from stadium executives. plus an early move in the 2026 race for governor. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you on this thursday. the team is all here this morning. i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. we are going to check out the morning commute with mike. maybe it's light this week, a lot of people on vacation?

>> still stuff going on. >> hopefully not the fireworks still going on. clear skies today? >> temperatures are coming down and it's continuing to cool off, and as we head to santa rosa we are starting out with our usual pattern with our gray sky july, and it's going to be cloudy for the start of the day here. temperatures in the mid-50s and eventually it will clear out and become a nice and sunny afternoon. a look at our high temperatures around the bay area with the south bay reaching 75 degrees, and much of the peninsula up to about 70 degrees, and in the tri-valley, some mid-70s for today. we don't always see weather like this, especially this time of year with a high of about 76 in much of the north bay. mike, you are tracking a crash in oakland. >> yeah, i am. they are asking for a traffic break. there's one lane blocked by the crash and the commute starts to

come off of the bay bridge into the east bay out of san francisco. the main commute is westbound and that's where we are seeing the metering lights on and a bit of a stackup on the oakland side. just a bit. here we go, the metering lights are on and have been on for about 20 minutes, and still just a minor backup at the plaza. back to you. >> thank you. new overnight, a deadly train accident that happened 3 1/2 hours, the crossing at central expressway. nobody on the train was hurt. more train service is not impacted. morning service, i should say, is not impacted. firefighters there this morning are monitoring for hot spots after putting out a late-night grass fire near homes. it's near carter lane east of east foothill boulevard. no homes nearby were damaged.

neighbors heard our crew at the scene they heard fireworks going off before the flames. firefighters are not revealing anything about a possible cause. this was not the only fire, and bob redell is tracking developments and will have more at 6:30. a stabbing in the stands at levi stadium is leading to more questions. police made an arrest in the case but many are raising flags about how a suspect got a knife into the stadium. kris sanchez joins us in santa clara this morning and is following the very latest. >> reporter: levi stadium, as you know, hosts a lot of events, anything from the 49ers football and concerts like taylor swift. this concern over security doesn't just involve soccer

fans. and the suspect in the stabbing is under arrest and he was taken into custody in sacramento, and we suspect he will be in court tomorrow. john, a pastor in san josé, tells us he, himself, made it through security at a previous match with a pocket knife and scissors in his pocket. >> when i get to the thing, i asked him, do i take my belt off? he said, no just your phone and keys, and that's it. i walked through. >> reporter: it was a sizeable knife that we saw in the video of the violent knife on sunday's gold cup match. we talked with the victim who said he is surprised he survived the stabbing that was near his heart and neck.

a lieutenant tells us there was adequate staffing and security at sunday's event. one independent security expert we talked with said they might want to consider looking at whether or not the metal detectors are robust enough. a spokesperson with levi stadium said they launched an internal investigation to identify areas for improvement, but certainly the stabbing in a series of arrests at levi stadium, and there have been different fights at different events. >> thank you for the latest. 6:06 right now. san francisco police are searching for a woman involved in a deadly assault, and it happened monday. officers found a 63-year-old woman on the sidewalk and say witnesses told them another woman pushed her to the ground. the unidentified victim later

died from head injuries. and then there was a violent altercation, and he is accused of striking former fire commissioner in april, and his attorneys argued it was a case of self defense saying the fire commissioner has a history of using bear spray on homeless people, which he denies. a judge ordered him back to jail when he failed to show up for two previous preliminary hearings. and the fbi raid that recently led to criminal charges against former president trump, this after a judge ordered the disclosure of previously withheld information. >> today in the bay's brie jackson in washington, d.c. with a look at the new fallout. that decision coming down and shaking things up. >> that's right, good morning,

laura and marcus. that ruling coming down in the last 24 hours from a federal judge in florida. more information was just made available about the warrant that led the fbi to discover a trove of classified documents. the affidavit says that the video showed a trump employee since identified as aide walt nauta, moving boxes out of a storage area where trump and his lawyers previously acknowledged having kept classified documents. the less redacted version refers to other allegations mentioned in the indictment, including statements from a trump attorney that he had been told, quote, all the records that came from the white house were stored in one location within mar-a-lago, the storage room. the indictment says the documents were stored in several locations, including trump's office and residence, and a ballroom stage and a bathroom. the magistrate judge stopped

short of unsealing the entire affidavit but found that additional portions of the search warrant application should be unsealed. nauta, trump's codefendant in the case is scheduled to be arraigned later today. the former president faces charges of mishandling national defense information and he has plead not guilty in this matter. >> there are a lot of accusations against the former president. what is he accused of? >> he's accused of breaking seven different laws. it includes 31 counts of willful retention of national defense information in addition to his not guilty plea, the former president claims he declassified the documents and that they were his to do with as he pleased. >> certainly a lot to keep up with. thank you for keeping track of what we are talking about each

day. a lot to keep up. thank you. california's race for governor may be three years away but somebody is already considering a run. state school superintendent, tony thurman, and he has filed a statement of intention to do so. he's from the bay area, once serving on richmond city council before moving on to the state assembly. newsom will be termed out in 2026, and other names are being tossed around, one being bob alta. in may the bald eagle was caught on camera carrying the hawk later named toughie. a photographer tells "the chronicle" toughie probably died

of starvation. >> that was sad. let's move on. this is the east bay overlooking walnut creek. no air-conditioning you are saying today, kari? >> you can see it there, we have natural air-conditioning, and that comes in the form of the morning clouds we see blanketing the bay area. we can see it's mostly cloudy, but at least visibility is clear as you are crossing the san mateo bridge. our morning commute starts out in the bay area in the upper 50s and the clouds linger a little longer today, but as we head into the afternoon once the valleys clear out we will head for the mid to upper 70s. only a few spots reaching the upper 80s like morgan hill. hayward reaching 69 degrees, and for napa, a high of 79 degrees. tomorrow about the same, but maybe slightly warmer like san josé heading for 81 degrees. still, comfortably warm across the bay area. we will talk about the weekend

coming up, but before you get there you may need to fill the gas tank. >> kari, we had the low of 3.99 but it's gone. san josé has 4.09, and we had that last week. contra costa county has a lot of reports showing 4.29 at the arco on pleasant hill, and we will call that one out for today. and marin county, the same, 4.29 the arco on mill. for the roadways, a crash is causing slowing at 880, and they did request a traffic break and there's slowing approaching jackson street. by the time you get to oak, everything is clearing out. heading southbound through oakland, the traffic not so bad. the rest of the bay, the build

at the plaza, it's a slow build. back to you. and then a massive san francisco skyscraper nowhere near downtown, and developers are now considering that. up next, we will have a look at the proposed tower and the controversy it's generating across an entire neighborhood. meta has a new thread, threats that you can try online. let's look at the futures. looks like it will be a pretty rough one, marcus. >> well, let's talk about this. a california woman gives birth to quadruplets on independence day. she will tell us why the number four always had a special

good thursday morning to you. it's 6:15. let's get you ready for the day in gilroy. it's starting out cloudy. we will see the clouds linger a little longer, up until about 11:00. the rest of the day is sunny and our temperatures are headed for the low 70s here. much cooler all around the bay area. we will take a look at the weekend forecast, coming up. we hope this is the slowest before the clear. southbound 880 reporting no movement southbound just around past broadway, and that crash is just past jackson street. the backup forming, and i hope the crews on scene are moving

the vehicles now. we will let you know, coming up. ups drivers still struggling with the company to come up with a contract. their contract ends at the end of the month. and then here's what my need on threads looks like. it works just like twitter. there have been any number of twitter challengers but they couldn't handle the incoming crowd, so wannabe users had to wait. threads has the computers and the know-how behind it, and it went from zero to 10,000 users

with ease. the economy is doing surprisingly well. americans tend not to think that but the data shows it should. the fed continues to think the economy is running too hot. the most recent numbers show the decision to pause interest rates was not as unanimous as we thought. there were some that thought the economy needed more cooling. one thing cooling is the number of americans quitting jobs. in the last report, 4 million americans quit their jobs, and that's a million a week. as we were talking in politics, the u.s. is trying to normalize relations with china after years of tension, and at the same time we are coming up with new

restrictions on technology trade, as you know. we are restricting the chips that china can buy from us, and china said the other day, fine, if you don't sell us chips we won't sell us the metals you use to make the chips that you won't sell to us. we don't want china to have those chips, and yellen will try and normalize the relationship. a new proposed san francisco skyscraper. nowhere near the financial district. it would stand a short distance from ocean beach, near lake merced and the san francisco zoo. it would be 50 stories high and provide nearly 700 new housing units. "the chronicle" reports nearby residents are claiming the size violates city laws. others disagree with this. so far no hard timeline on the possible permit process. we will let you know once that

development begins. trending for you this morning, let's talk about this. a california mother welcoming four kids to the family, quadruplets. >> yeah, a little superstitionen there. she delivered them on the fourth of july, and the mother of the four newborns says four could be her new lucky number. two boys and two girls, and three coming in weighing more than 4 pounds. wow. good for her. and four different icu teams were called in to help, neonatal teams there. the mother said the number four keeps repeating itself in her life. >> today my sister was grabbing stuff from the grocery store, and the total was 44.44. i don't know what we are supposed to be getting from the number four, but there's

something. i don't know. >> once the babies make it hope, they will have a 3-year-old brother waiting for them. >> and he's about to turn 4. >> yeah, and in the japanese culture, four is a bad luck number. but clearly for her, four is a wonderful number. >> it will help her, believe me, having the 3-year-old that will turn four, and so many times i wished, can somebody bring me something? >> an extra pair of hands. we are seeing a lot of clouds and cooler temperatures around the bay area as we see a thicker marine layer. that is those coastal clouds that roll inland. as the morning goes on it retreats back to the coastline. we are seeing it spread across the bay area. i'm matching now, and looking at

san francisco. we will see that linger throughout much of the morning. only peeks of sunshine here, and that's going to keep the temperatures from only reaching into the low 60s for today. let's zoom into the south bay with a look at our highs this afternoon. we will reach 81 in morgan hill, and one of the warmer spots compared to the 75 in san josé. a breeze picking up as we go into this afternoon. oakland will see a high of 66 today. danville hitting a high of 74, and 79 in antioch. mostly cloudy today, and clearing up for san mateo, so warmer and reaching 68 there. san francisco, a lot of low clouds and fog and temperatures reaching 62 downtown. mill valley, some clearing with a high of 64. definitely much more sunshine and hotter temperatures for ukiah reaching 90 degrees. it's hot today, and the temperatures come down a few degrees for the weekend. as we look ahead to when the

heat returns, it will be next weekend. look at that. 102 degrees next friday. enjoy this upcoming weekend. we are also seeing milder weather across the bay area with our inland temperatures in the 70s and low 80s, and you can see that heating trend that will be with us for the middle of next week. for san francisco, not as much of a change here. the coastal fog and the marine layer will keep our temperatures in the 60s. mike, do you have a traffic break? what is going on in oakland? >> still have a traffic break, so no break for the riders. no access on southbound 880. you see the northbound side slowing and i think that's from distraction. the crash is on the southbound side. there was a vehicle in the slow lane and another in the center divide, so they had to close traffic to pull, i believe, everything off the roadway for the right side. this has been going on a few minutes and the backup is holding just shy of 7th street.

the northbound side could be the distraction. 580 is clear. we hope this other crash clears. the bay bridge toll plaza has a backup finally all the way back to the over crossing. >> everybody woke up. >> what a difference a few days makes. a well known infectious disease expert helping us during covid is helping us head out after the pandemic. ahead she will break down her new book about how to prerepa

it's 6:26 this morning. during the pandemic the infectious disease expert, monica gandhi, she led the charge during the pandemic. >> now she has a book that presents a plan to prepare for the next pandemic and offers ways for public health to regain trust. she says the book highlights the medical advances made in response to covid, including new vaccination techniques. she also says there are lessons to be learned that may have caused harm in the name of public safety. >> in this case i would say the school closures and medical closures, closing off other medical care, those two -- and also not letting people visit their loved ones in the hospital, and i think that was

harmful intervention. >> "endemic" goes on sale next tuesday, and you can preorder it on amazon. the top stories we are following, were illegal fireworks to blame for a family losing their home after it burned on the fourth of july. and it was not the only one. ten years ago today a passenger jet crashed at sfo. this morning we will look back and focus on three lessons that can make your n

>> right now at 6:30, a new fire in the east bay threatens homes overnight. this as another neighborhood seeks answers in a fire that heavily damaged a home. we are live with possible causes and whether fireworks are to blame. tense moments on a flight to hawaii after a flight attendant receives a bomb threat on her home, and the search for the suspect. ten years after the asiana airlines air crash. the changes made since that fateful day. this is "today in the bay." thank you for joining us, i am

laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. and it's time to get the forecast, and kari hall working hard for us. >> yeah, i am working hard to keep the temperatures down. this past weekend was too hot. >> keep going. >> it's nice to have a break but it comes in the form of morning clouds that will be slow to clear up today. this is a live look at fremont as you get ready to head out. we will see a mostly cloudy sky through about 9:00 to 10:00. the rest of the day is sunny and that's when the temperatures will start to warm up a little more quickly. around the bay area, we will see temperatures reach into the mid-70s for the south bay. low 70s for the peninsula and the tri-valley headed up to about 75 degrees. for the east bay, mid-60s along the inner bay, and for the north bay topping out at 76 with breezy winds. mike, you have been tracking a big issue for the east bay. >> yeah, southbound 880 still

closed. let's pull in the screen so folks can get a closer look. the red locater box, that talks about the full closure of south 880 past jackson. this crash has a few vehicles to remove from the scene, and an ambulance and fire department arrived. northbound, it's spectator slowing. that's for 880. 580 is clear by comparison as you head east away from the bridge. no problems. getting to the bay bridge there's typical slowing through berkeley, and slowing towards treasure island. the metering lights are on at the bay bridge, so in surprise there. back to you. >> thank you. the fourth of july week hardly restful for firefighters. in some cases they are still being forced to scramble to put out fires caused by fireworks.

>> bob redell joins us from castro valley, where a new fire burns close to a home. that scene is clear? >> reporter: this is westridge court, a small neighborhood where around 10:30 last night there was a brushfire that started in the brush behind these homes. we spoke with one family and they had to briefly move their cars and evacuated their house because they were not sure where the fire was going. they credit the alameda fire department for keeping that fire from spreading to the neighborhood. no determination of the cause, but definitely an indicator of how dry things have become especially after last week's heat wave. two homes caught fire during the fireworks. this is one fire that engulfed the garage, and the family was

able to get out safely. the next fire happened about a three-minute drive away, and that was a couple hours later on 5th street near angus avenue in san bruno. that home has been tagged and restricted for entry because of the damage. and they all got out okay as well. >> i said, did anybody get hurt or anything? you hate to see anybody -- you know, you can recover from the loss of property and all that, but having somebody, you know, hurt or dead or something would be horrible. >> reporter: again, nobody was hurt. neighbors at the second location at the 5th street near angus avenue said their street did not even light off fireworks and they are asking what led to that destruction here. from castro valley, bob redell. >> thank you.

and then a grass fire triggered mandatory evacuations in wine country. skyranger flew above it yesterday afternoon. the fire burned about eight acres and evacuation orders were lifted last night. and then a heartbreaking story, a 2-year-old child died after being run over from a car backing out from a driveway. the driver was a 25-year-old family friend and was not under the influence. in oakland, a police investigator is expected to be arraigned on perjury and bribery charges. the sentences were later overturned for two men sentenced to life, and he's accused of paying a witness thousands of dollars tomorrow lie on the stand and lying on the stand

himself. if convicted, he could face up to six years in prison. and then a scare on a flight to maui. a bomb threat was sent by air drop. the incident happened on monday. a flight attendant received a photo on her cell phone indicating there was a bomb onboard. after a search of all passengers and their luggage the plane was allowed to continue on to hawaii six hours later. so far no arrests have been made. a tragedy at sfo ten years ago today. asiana airlines crashed on the runway, and three were killed and 87 other passengers were hurt. >> we asked consumer reporter, chris chmura, about this.

what stands out for you? >> some things worked and some things did not. i will show you a picture from overhead. you can see the slides down here worked, but the ntsb said the slides up here on these doors inflated inside the airplane and blocked the exit. to me that is a lesson for us that when you are sitting there and the flight attendants are doing their briefing, you should put your eye on two exits, the two closest exits, and then count the number of rows it takes to get there in case it's dark or smoky. >> okay, we learn from the bad. what about the good. what worked? >> the seat belts. the only people ejected from the plane back here in row 41, they were not wearing their seat belts. the airlines say wear your seat belts at all-time, and the new thing, threads, american

airlines' first thread was buckle those belts. let me show you a picture from inside the airline. look at the overhead bins. most of them stayed closed and that's a feat because carry on baggage falling is a common thing. and then outside the plane, there's a lesson here. it's amazing most people walked away, but the problem is some people took carry on baggage with them down the slides. every second you spend getting your bag is a second you should be spending getting out of the plane as soon as possible. the thing is the fire did not start immediately, but if it had those people grabbing their bags could have costs the people behind them their lives because smoke kills in airplane crashes.

the bottom line lesson for that is leave your bags behind for your sake and the sake of your fellow passengers. >> yeah, seconds count. i remember thinking that when people were coming out with their bags. >> you have heard it a million times, the safety. previously, sometimes the oxygen mask will drop automatically, and in the new planes they don't. listen up for something new. >> thank you, chris. >> have a great day. >> you, too. new for you, all parks in marin county will now be free to enter. this decision to make the parks free comes in the name of equity. the changes went into affect july 1st, and so back in 2015

the county eliminated admission fees for people entering on foot or bicycle, and this move could mean the loss of more than $400,000 in revenue. supporters argue that a new quarter cent sales tax should fill the void. and a lot of people had time off for the fourth of july holiday, but what will the weather be like. >> this weekend, it could be cooler so you may head out to the alameda county fair. that continues today as well, and if you start your weekend early, leann rhymes is hitting the stage. temperatures will dip quickly, and it will be a chilly evening. we have the art walk happening in san josé tomorrow night. it will be in the upper 60s as

we go into the evening, enjoying the dinner and walking around downtown. we will also see temperatures cooling down to the 50s. for the warmer weather, head to paso robles, and it will be in the 80s for a high and then the 90s for the rest of the weekend. we are keeping it mild in big sur, about 70 degrees throughout the weekend. mike, any updates? >> one of my sources say there may be traffic getting off the freeway at 7th because of all the backup. this crash still registers on the chp report as all lanes blocked south of jackson for the crash. damage to all vehicles but no injuries being reported. 580 is clear, so if you need to travel through the area and you are able to get over to 580, that's not a problem through oakland. we have the build for 580 towards the plaza as typical,

and no major issues other than that crash in oakland. we have manzanita, the lower parking lot closed because of the flooding from the high tides, and then they are continuing to do repair work so highway 101 and highway 1 could be affected. the latest from washington and the latest from china where treasury secretary, janet yellen, just landed. the u.s. women's open teeing off in minutes. history being made just a short

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thursday morning. it's a cloudy start around the bay area. we are looking at pleasant hill and what to expect. we start out cool and cloudy but it will become sunny and mild going into the afternoon. highs headed for the low 70s today. enjoy. we will get a look at the weekend forecast coming up. the centers are moving better for southbound 880 around jackson street. the crash, minor injuries, and 880 is slow through oakland. we will track that progress, coming up. the biden administration is trying to improve relations with china. >> or at least improve them to a

point. >> u.s./china relations are complicated. we want to trade with them but don't want to sell advanced computer chips to them, and we want them to stay out of our sphere of influence but we would like very much to be in theirs. janet yellen landed in beijing. the former fed chair and now the treasury secretary will negotiate with chinese leaders until sunday. this comes weeks after the secretary of state, antony blinken, made his trip to china. president biden will speak about the economy today in south carolina. what the white house now unashamedly calls bidenomics. bidenomics was supposed to be an insult created by the president's critics, but as we were discussing in our business segment the data shows the economy is still quite strong. we get the big jobs number

tomorrow at 5:30 a.m. our time. we got a sneak peek at payrolls from adp showing a number twice as big as we were expecting. it's one of the reasons we are watching the stock market fall. the investors are concerned the fed will once again think the economy is too hot. there's not a lot to update you on as far as the discovery of cocaine in a common area of the west wing. the president was not home at the time, but here is kelly o'donnell who has prepared a report for the "today" show. >> officials say the investigation will take a couple weeks, but they are tamping down solving it, and without the dna they say the bag with cocaine inside is so small the incident may not have been picked up on surveillance video. more coming up on "today." walt nauta faces many of the same federal charges as trump

does after the discovery of all the presidential documents at mar-a-lago. we got a better look at the fbi affidavit after a judge allowed more details to be released. the u.s. archives asked trump for the documents back, and when he did not return them they subpoenaed him and that led to the search and discovery of box after box of documents. the affidavit suggests they have video showing nauta moving boxes ahead of the search. apparently they were stored in a room with a gold door. can you see, marcus and laura, at least on this page many of the redactions still there. >> thank you, scott. we're on the green this morning. let's tee it on up. happening today and through sunday, pebble beach becomes the center of the women's golf universe. >> moments from now at 7:00, the

first group will tee off in the women's u.s. open. it's the first time pebble hosted the event, and this week golfers have been there doing the practice rounds. among those taking part, six golfers from stanford, including three current cardinals. >> to be together on this final practice round, it's something that i have always kind of dreamt of. >> yeah, the navy staged a flyover with all women crews. the participants were proud to be part of it. >> i feel like i am breaking barriers and i hope we continue to bring more women into the community. we have such a small but extremely strong group of women. i hope to only increase it. >> it's not just aviators

breaking barriers. 35 women ground keepers are maintaining the golf course to keep it pristine for the big event. you can watch it streaming on peacock, and then it airs here on nbc bay area with the first teeing off at noon. keep your eye on the ball. >> yeah. >> sorry, buddy. it's going to be chilly there this weekend. along the coastline it's going to be foggy. we may not even see sunshine there. take a look at the weekend forecast. highs reaching into the upper 50s and it's going to start out in the lower 50s. there's not much of a fluctuation of those temperatures throughout the day, and staying mostly cloudy. let's zoom into the south bay where it will be milder, and reaching 74 in los gatos.

and a lot of the temperatures cooler than what we saw recently, and we have a range of 66 in oakland and 79 in antioch today. the 7-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen with more mild weather leading into the weekend. notice how half moon bay will be cloudy and temperatures in the upper 50s. where we do get more sunshine, we will see highs in the 60s and 70s. san francisco, mostly cloudy today and reaching 64 in the mission district. also 64 in mill valley. for ukiah, it's going to reach 90 degrees for today. hotter temperatures in the inland areas. we are seeing a significant cooldown as we take a look at fairfield. what to expect over the next ten days, and it will be a nice and cool weekend. next weekend it will be about 10 to 15 degrees hotter, so you may want to make the heads to plan outside for this upcoming weekend, because this weekend, some of our inland valleys are

going to go back to a summer feel. we're looking at some spring-like temperatures for the next several days, and then heating up for the middle of next week for san francisco, and mostly cloudy and foggy at times. temperatures in the 60s. mike, what is the update on the crash in oakland? >> a good update that only two right lanes are blocked, and that means three opened after they moved some of the vehicles and the activity over to the right side. slowing already starting to compress down here. south of 7 is where the slowing starts, and jackson street is where everything opens. northbound still distracted but a smoother drive to and from that area. 880 for the nimitz, i just sent the update on twitter and threads. no outstanding issues for the east bay. standard. in fact, a lighter build around the bay.

san josé moving smoothly and slowing in san martin. and then the search for the body of a hiker that slipped into the water near a waterfall sunday and disappeared. he grew up in san josé. family members have been told this is now a recovery effort. a quick look at the top stories this morning, including a close call in the east bay. while you were sleeping, a late-night fire moves closely to homes. a big break in the levi stabbing investigation. now the question is being asked why some fans believe stadium security is a long time problem security is a long time problem and we have the response

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welcome back. we are moving you forward with a look at the top stories here on "today in the bay," including that late night fire burning dangerously close to homes in the east bay. >> it started a little after 10:00 p.m. in castro valley near carter lane east of foothill

boulevard. firefighters had it contained within an hour and no homes were damaged. neighbors told our crew at the scene they heard fireworks going off shortly before seeing the flames. firefighters have not said anything about a possible cause. a train accident in mountain view when the train struck somebody crossing the tracks and happened around 1:00 this morning. morning train service is not impacted. the suspect in sunday's levi stadium stabbing is awaiting his first court appearance. the victim is expected to make a full recovery, but there are still questions about the lax in stadium security. they are trying to find out how the knife evaded metal

detectors. santa clara police insist the event was adequately staffed. state school superintendent considering a run for mayor, and he filed a letter of intention to do so. governor newsom will be termed out in 2026. time to look at that forecast before we head out. >> looks cloudy across the bay area. it will be cooler, too. highs in the upper 70s and low 80s. we don't often get that in july. you can see that for the middle of next week, our temperatures will be heating up in the valleys, while san francisco will continue to see highs in the mid-60s. while lighter traffic dominates my maps we have this dominating oakland, southbound 880 jammed up. jackson street, a crash and two

right lanes are blocked. the crash is a distraction for the northbound side. the little slowing is enough to hold the traffic off from a lighter flow. the "today" show is just ahead, but can you get more local news right now with our brand-new newscast that streams on roku and other streaming platforms, not to mention nbcbayarea.com. we can send a link to you, and it starts in about four minutes. >> so much fun there. you don't want to miss it. >> you paused, like -- >> what? nobody told me anything? >> check it out. >> see good thursday morning. brace yourself for another hot one. >> coast-to-coast, more than 100 million people are looking at temperatures above 90 degrees,