participating subways will get out free 6 inch subs from 10:00 in the morning until noon, but only the first 50 people get one and you have to show up in person. there is a limit of one per person. what do you think? does it matter? you guys say they do matter. that's on my instagram. you can weigh in there. >> it seems fresher. >> it does feel fresher. when you said you were going to slice your own meat, i thought we were going to go in and self-serve everything. you've seen people trying to use the self-checkout. >> come on, i've got somewhere to go. if you like those stories, we've got so much more on our website. just head over to nbcbayarea.com. you can see that in the trending bar at the top of our home page. >> right now at 6:00, armed robbers once again target a high-end luxury store in san

francisco's union square and the city continues to battle the retail store exodus. we'll show you what investigators are revealing about the latest incident. i'm assuming it probably was really fast, bebrain didn't have time to register the pain. >> a dream vacation takes a turn for the worst. a south bay nurse attacked by a shark in the galapagos islands. the reason it took her hours to figure out exactly what happened. and searching for the surfing sea otter, why fish and wildlife agents are hoping to capture this little guy. you're watching "today in the bay." >> catch me if you can. thanks for joining us on this tuesday morning. i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off. >> i'm marcus washington. got a lot this morning. mike is going to keep us up to date with the roads, but first we'll talk about the forecast. everybody is going to be talking about the fact that it

will be getting hotter. we'll start to feel it today. coming up several degrees for the south bay, headed for the mid-80s. the peninsula reaching 78 degrees and 90 in the tri-valley today. we're also going to see a lot more sunshine. we're seeing that in san francisco. as it clears out, the temperatures head for the upper 60s. in the east bay in the upper 70s. for the north bay, expect high temperatures to reach into the upper 80s. we're going to pause it here and see more of these temperatures for the next several days and then ramp it up even more for the weekend. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. mike, you have the traffic alert continuing in contra costa county? >> it sounds dramatic, a car fire blocking a couple of lanes. it is dramatic for folks coming out of antioch because it's slowing from lone tree way up to loveridge where the activity is. people are out of the car and the fire is still going on. but then things clear up past that, and actually it makes things lighter as you head

toward pittsburg, bay point and toward concord. no major issues as far as the backup on 242 or the walnut creek interchange. we have the buildup holding steady from earlier slowing. nothing bad through berkeley, but then we have the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. we're loosely filled in the end of the parking lot and just starting to build toward the over-crossing. back to you. >> thank you. the search continues for the gunman who robbed another high-end designer store in san francisco's union square and police say the same crew may be tied to at least one other robbery. "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is live in san francisco. ginger, this is another blow to the city's struggling downtown retail sector right when they don't need it. >> reporter: that's right. unfortunately so, kris, downtown san francisco taking hit after hit in what is being called an exodus of retail businesses

downtown. now an armed robbery. this time it was at the gucci store on stockton street. sfpd confirms the robbery took place after 3:30 yesterday afternoon. pd told nbc bay area in a written statement that the vehicle the robbers' used was also involved in a separate robbery and that officers saw and pursued the car, but they eventually lost it on the peninsula. nbc bay area spoke with a witness by phone who was there when the robbery happened. she said there were anywhere from four to six men involved. she and her daughter entered the store just seconds before robbers burst in and began grabbing handbags from displays. >> i just couldn't believe what i was looking at. they were just pulling things off the shelves and running back and forth, and i saw a gun in the waist and that really scared me. at the time my daughter had just been escorted to the basement to use the bathroom.

>> reporter: well, our witness said she was afraid her daughter would return from the bathroom while the gunmen were still in the store and one might get spooked and hurt her. she said she and a clerk were in tears after the robbers left. both thankful that no one was hurt. since the start of the year, the city has seen the exit of more than a dozen national retailers from the downtown area, many of those retailers have also closed their outlets in other cities. some have moved to smaller locations in san francisco and they say this is a response to a shift in national customer shopping. luxury larceny is not just here in san francisco but in other places in the country and even around the world. a couple months ago new york city made a big crackdown on luxury larceny. they took one down, a big retail ring that happened, multimillion dollars' worth of stolen goods that sent a big message to people there in new york city.

here in san francisco many people are waiting for a similar message to be sent. now, if you do know anything about this robbery or anything that could potentially help police, you are asked to contact sfpd. >> you know that it's happened a lot when you have to brand it some way. what did you say, luxury larceny? we'll keep watching. thank you, ginger. developing now, this is a live look in lithuania where a two-day nato summit is now under way. there's some welcoming news here. so ahead of the summit in a surprised move, turkey dropped its opposition to sweden joining the alliance, adding sweden along with finland's recent administration comes as president biden works to strengthen support for ukraine in its war against russia. "today in the bay"'s alice barr is live for us in washington this morning. a lot already happening, alice. what's on tap for the leaders this morning? >> reporter: well, i think what you just highlighted is really the big headline of the day so far, the fact that sweden is now

cleared essentially to enter the nato alliance with turkey making that surprise decision to allow it. and that basically clears the way for these allies to seriously consider a pathway to membership for ukraine. though that is very unlikely to happen while the war is ongoing. president biden greeting the nato secretary-general before meeting with world leaders today in lithuania, kicking off a nato summit that could have critical implications for the war in ukraine. >> we're also going to discuss our support for the people of ukraine and i want to thank you for your partnership and leadership as we take on this challenge together. >> reporter: president biden set to meet tomorrow with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy as he steps up his calls for nato membership. >> we see our future in european union in nato. >> reporter: ukraine's acceptance on hold while the war continues, though the nato

secretary-general offering hope. >> we agree on the positive message on the path forward for ukraine and membership for ukraine. >> we agree on the language that you proposed relative to the future of ukraine being able to join nato. >> reporter: the security alliance is expected to grow, after turkey's president erdogan agreed to support sweden's nato by, a surprise reversal after a year of opposition. >> two new members joining the alliance, the alliance strengthening across the eastern flank in defense against the possibility of russian aggression. >> reporter: coming with the recent addition of finland, sweden's membership would also deal another blow to russian president vladimir putin, who opposes nato expansion. world leaders eyeing new cracks in putin's leadership after last month's brief rebellion, potentially a key opening to fortify nato and firm support for ukraine.

the president of ukraine is criticizing the nato alliance for what he's saying is uncertainty that he says is weakness when they've been a little wishy washy about how and when ukraine might be able to enter the alliance. president biden has long said that it cannot join while the war is ongoing because that would pitch the entire alliance into direct armed conflict with russia. >> alice barr in washington this morning, thank you. also in washington, a live look at the white house. so this is happening today, a classified briefing under way surrounding the impact of artificial intelligence and adopting new safeguards. senate majority leader chuck schumer organizing this briefing, and he says it's going to instruct senators on how the u.s. is using and investing in ai to protect national security. it will also outline the u.s. adversaries and what they're doing. last month senator schumer called for comprehensive new

legislation to address artificial intelligence. a south bay nurse is recovering after she was bit by a shark while vacationing in south america. doctors are now treating delia yriarte at an ecuadorian hospital. she was bitten july 4th in the galapagos islands as she was returning to shore after snorkeling. she says at first she thought maybe she scraped a rock, but then she felt a touch, a strange sensation and then her leg went numb. she got back to shore and called for help. >> when i turned, i noticed blood, and i said, i have an injury, but i have no idea what kind. by the time i got to the shore, i was already a little more tired, i was anxious, but then i realized that my knee had a tear from both sides. >> she says she only learned that it was a shark bite later at the hospital from a doctor. since then, she has had five

tendons repaired and several surgeries. she doesn't know what kind of shark bit her, but she's been told it was maybe a black tip or reef shark. new this morning, state fish and wildlife agents are hoping to capture a sea otter acting aggressively toward surfers in santa cruz. these show the otter hopping onto different surfboards on sunday. at some point it went from cute to kind of scary because the otter bit a board. the sea otter is a 5-year-old female that was born in captivity, which can easily be identified by the blue tag on her left fin. she is often seen there. so far she hasn't hurt anybody but a team of trained experts are working to expert her. >> maybe she's teething. >> i don't think so. >> the surfers are always around the sea otters and usually they just keep going. >> she's been doing that for a while. i've seen other images of her hopping on.

it's cute, right? until it's not. >> until someone is bitten. it's going to be great surfing weather the next few days or whatever you plan to do. you want to try to do something to stay cool. let's get a live look outside in dublin. already starting out clear, where yesterday at this time it was cloudy. we're seeing the marine layer peeling back and temperatures will be heating up. you may be planning your daily activities around the temperatures. let's head up to contra costa county. looking at clayton this morning, as you head out, going out for that morning workout, try to get it in early, any activities. we see the temperatures heating up as we go into the afternoon, we'll be in the mid-80s at 1:00 and reaching into the low 90s around concord. in fremont we're headed for 84 degrees while san mateo will see a high of 75, and 86 today in novato. we'll talk about more head ahead in a few minutes. mike has a look at lower gas prices. >> the top ten, the lowest ten, best prices list in the state,

it lists livermore, $4.05 at diamond gas and mart. it's on south front road. it made the ten best list in the state today. the south bay, cupertino's lowest is $4.15 at cupertino car wash on north de anza boulevard. in the north bay, the cheapest reported in mill valley up to $4.29 at the arco on redwood highway. that's the best in the county. thank you for reporting through gasbuddy.com. on the roadways there's still some slowing on highway 37, highway 4 that alert still out of antioch, a car fire. now only one lane blocked. the bay bridge toll plaza continues to fill in. back to you. 6:13 this morning. sarah silvermrman is takining og tech. the comedian is launching a legal challenge against facebook and chatgpt and why it's not a laughing matter.

some people call it a troll house. i don't mind. >> one house under a bridge recently went viral when it went for sale. then it sold for nearly twice the listing price. ahead, we'll take you inside and hear from that new owner. and pickleball lovers, game is on. we've got new courts to tell you about opening in san francisco. but make sure you stay out of the kitchen. we're going to explain how to qualify for one of those hot tickets and it's probably one of the hottest tickets in town right now. right now. kris, youant to w g (warehouse ambience)

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good tuesday morning. the time is 6:16. as we take a live look outside in san jose, bright, sunny, a clear start to our day. the sunshine continues, warming our temperatures up much more quickly. at noon we're at 80 degrees and headed for the mid to upper 80s today. we'll get a look at hotter temperatures in our microclimate forecast coming up. there we go, westbound, away from us on 92, heading toward the high-rise. a smooth drive to the peninsula. however, the south bay and east bay both have alerts that have been issued. the latest for the south bay, we'll talk about san jose's slowdown coming up. wall street is set for a flat open this morning after the markets snapped a three-day losing streak. investors are gearing up for

tomorrow's inflation data, which should also set the backdrop for the future direction of interest rates. traders are pricing in another quarter point interest rate hike when the fed meets later this month. comedian sarah silverman is part of a new lawsuit accusing meta and chatgpt's open ai of copyright infringement. the two separate class action lawsuits claim that the content created by the comic was used to train the chatbots without her permission. that includes "the bed wetter". so far meta and open ai are not commenting. an inside look at the southern california home that went viral for its location. so this so-called troll house sits under the bridge in alhambra. the one-bedroom, one-bathroom

home went viral when it went up for sale a few months ago. our l.a. sister station just spoke with the real estate agent and the new owner, who says as soon as it listed, it launched a bidding war. >> it was listed for $249,950, so just $50 less than $250,000. it sold for $430,000 even. >> it could be the next walt disney and have an amusement park with bungee jumping and zip lining and all that. >> you have to get permits for that. >> bungee jumping into that little space? the owner also talking about he's taking some ideas on what to do with the property, along with ideas of a tourist attraction or maybe an airbnb. >> that could work. >> it will need some renovations.

>> not very funny. >> in california, that is a steal. >> that's true, yeah. >> it is. whatever. happening today, it is the opening of a brand new pickleball venue in the historic san francisco location. >> there are three new indoor courts that are opening at the palace of fine arts. it goes back to its history and roots because it used to have tennis courts in there. you will have to book ahead and reservations open at 9:30 this morning. the city has 67 pickleball courts and leaders say the sport is booming in popularity. >> it's a really fun sport, it's very social, accessible for people of all ages. it's just a bit of a land use challenge. you've got a new sport that's shown up on the scene and we have so much land and so much space and how we divvy it up to make everybody happy is both the joy and the challenge of my work. >> you can make reservations for

90-minute sessions tuesday through sunday. it will cost you 45 bucks. but if you book the early morning hours you might be able to get it for free. otherwise, to make a reservation, visit dinksf.com. dink is a move? >> exactly. it's going to be nice and great weather in san francisco, but the inland areas is what we'll be talking about heating up over these next few days. get a look at the south bay with our highs headed for the upper 80s and low 90s. reaching 92 in morgan hill. moving toward the east bay, we're going to reach up to 93 in antioch. hotter temperatures, now the air-conditioning comes on. and in oakland we'll see a high of about 77 today. still nice and cool for half moon bay, 65 degrees. redwood city reaching into the mid-70s. take a look at the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. it's going to be warmer today, then holding steady and heating

up for the weekend even more. so today in san francisco this is where we're finding the relief from the valley heat. looking at some 60s throughout the city today. in the north bay it's ranging from 60s near the coast to upper 90s in ukiah and sonoma today reaching 86 degrees. so what's happening is high pressure is building. it's been the big story across the nation as the record heat across parts of the southwest. now the high pressure that's causing that is making its way closer to the bay area. it's going to force back that ocean breeze, our valley temperatures are going to be heating up. for the next couple of weeks we're looking at hot temperatures and definitely hotter than we've seen recently as it continues all across the south and parts of the southwest. take a look at concord and what to expect. our temperatures going from 80s to upper 90s on friday. and then peaking on saturday at 102 degrees. and then those steps start to come back down as we reach into

the mid-80s next week. so it's still going to be hot for several days in the forecast for the weekend. so we're in the low 90s today, tomorrow and on thursday, it gets hotter on friday, reaching the peak on saturday, and then gradually coming back down, but not as hot in san francisco, with upper 70s there for the weekend. mike, you've been watching a couple of issues. >> the second one is in san jose and it's an alert. we have two alerts, north 101 just shy of alum rock, a crash involving four vehicles. i'm not hearing about major injuries but we are seeing a pretty good slowdown. watch for the activity, because the outside lanes are open but the middle lanes are the issue. folks have to get around. that's the start of the buildup for the south bay. highway 4 is the other one as you're coming out of antioch. the tri-valley is looking great. back to you. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> resort fees are all over the

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so poke around while booking. pro tip, if you already have a reservation, you're not necessarily locked into a rate. many reservations can be revised right up until the week you arrive. so check to see if you can change your rate now to save money on your vacation. second, comparison shop for package deals. here is one good example. some warehouse clubs offer members hotel deals that do not have a resort fee. third, see if your company has a negotiated hotel rate. many employers, especially the big ones, broker deals with the hotel chains. part of that negotiation is nixing resort fees and sometimes you can use your corporate rate. see if your loyalty pays. at least one chain waives resort fees for top-tier members. tip number five is see if using points instead of cash to pay for your stay makes sense, even if you have to buy the points. here is why.

many hotels do not charge resort fees when you're redeeming their points. 6:27 this morning, and next here are the top stories we're following on "today in the bay," including a big bay area warm-up. those temperatures already starting to

right now at 6:30, a new

twist for disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes, just weeks after arriving at federal prison we're learning her sentence w cut. we'll break down the total time reduction and of the reasons why. san francisco raising eyebrows as new details emerge about the salary for california mayors. where the city ranks compared to other big california cities. and the high-stakes nato summit. the war in ukraine drops the agenda and new words this morning from our secretary of state on the pivotal decisions that must be made. this is "today in the bay." thanks so much for joining us on this tuesday morning. i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off. >> i'm marcus washington. it is time to talk about that warm-up that we're going to get today. meteorologist kari hall has been telling us about it and now she's letting us know how soon we're going to feel the heat. >> it's starting to ramp up with hotter temperatures moving in

for the inland areas. let's get a live look in san rafael, starting out clear, where yesterday it was cloudy at this time. so already seeing a change. we're going to see that marine layer peeling back, lots of sunshine today. at least we do have a cool start. it's 50 degrees right now. at 9:00 it's 59 degrees, and at lunchtime it's 74, heating up into the mid-80s in that area. we're going to see some valley temperatures in the upper 80s and low 90s. livermore reaching 91 today and 81 in mountain view. so the warming trend is getting started. we'll talk about how hot it gets coming up. mike, one of your alerts has cleared up? >> the one in san jose. that's great timing because the build is on. you'll notice close to the incident marker you see that sensors are turning orange instead of red. the recovery is rippling back to the start of the buildup, now pushing back toward capital expressway. a little slowing for 87 but not dramatic. the other alert continues for highway 4. there was an earlier car fire.

the slow lane is blocked by crews that are there. not a major issue but it is causing more slowing and build out of antioch. then it builds up again at bay point heading toward concord. nothing dramatic for 242. this pattern shows you we have typical spots, but lighter traffic flow, including at the bay bridge toll plaza. still good movement. back to you. >> thank you. new this morning, a surprise twist for disgraced theranos founder and ceo elizabeth holmes. they will be freed from prison sooner than originally thought. >> "today in the bay"'s bob redell is here. what kind of sentence reduction are we talking about? >> good morning, kris and marcus. elizabeth holmes' prison sentence has been reduced by two years. the bureau of prisons website now shows her release date as december 29th of 2032, instead of 2034, which means her 11-year prison sentence has reduced to nine years. the bureau of prisons wouldn't comment specifically, out of

respect, they say, for her privacy, security and safety. but they say that generally speaking inmates can have their sentence reduced for good conduct and for completing programs for rehabilitation and substance abuse, things like that. holmes, who is 39 years old, reported to a women's prison camp in texas this past may after she was convicted on four felony counts of fraud and conspiracy for duping investors into buying into theranos, her company that falsely promised they could perform blood tests with a single drop of blood. former executive sunny balwani is also serving a prison sentence. both he and holmes have been ordered to pay over $400 million in restitution to their victims. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. happening today, a south bay couple accused of running an unlicensed backroom botox clinic is due to appear in court. prosecutors say the 45-year-old and 48-year-old illegally injected patients in their san

jose home, not a clinic. authorities arrested them in may. they are charged with practicing medicine without a license. oakland leaders today will debate a $75,000 pay hike for mayor sheng thao. the adjustment is tied to salaries in similar sized cities, but not everyone in oakland is on board. this comes in the midst of new data from the state controller's office showing san francisco mayor london breed is the highest paid mayor in california. she made $357,000 last year, with benefits it approached $450,000. former l.a. mayor eric garcetti made just over $300,000, san diego's mayor made $236,000, and in fourth, oakland mayor libby schaaf with $226,000. former san jose mayor sam liccardo fifth highest paid at $209,000. as for oakland's pay hike, one council member is opposed.

>> i will not be supporting that action, considering the fact that of the financial condition that the city of oakland is in today and will be in the coming year. >> if oakland's finance committee signs off today, the council will hold a vote next week. the city of hayward is still reeling from a ransomware attack that's left many i.t. systems and websites at a standstill. city leaders discovered the problem sunday morning. phones and emergency dispatch services are not impacted. but the fbi is now assisting in this investigation as well. if you are among the folks who need city services in hayward or you maybe need to pay a parking ticket, for example, you'll probably have to do so in person like this woman. >> pay my parking tickets that i need to take care of asap, i was just hoping maybe they'll accommodate the public a little bit based on the situation. >> our i.t. department, along with our cybersecurity

consultants assessing the extent and the scope of the intrusion. at this time it does not appear that any personal information is compromised, and as for what the hackers want, that has not been made public. let's take a live look in lithuania where the two-day nato summit is under way. ukraine has been making a bid to join the alliance since russia's invasion, but in the past president biden has said the war must end first. speaking with the "today" show this morning, blinken says that the summit will highlight nato's support for ukraine. >> i think what you're going to see happen over the next couple of days is a clear demonstration of the progress that ukraine has made toward eventual membership. that's going to be reflected in what comes out of the summit, as well as work that still needs to be done. i think everyone has been clear, including president zelenskyy, that in the midst of a war membership can't happen. but they've made progress and the alliance will lay out the

further reforms, both in terms of their security work and their democracy that are necessary to keep moving down that path. >> you can see the full one-on-one interview with savannah guthrie later on the "today" show. that's ahead at 7:00 right after us here on "today in the bay." there is extreme weather happening now on the east coast, the images are just really shocking, heavy rains moved through parts of new york causing major flooding. >> you can see washing away roads, many homes. "today's" kristen dahlgren tells us 11 million people are still under flood watch. >> reporter: hi, there from main street in montpelier, where you can see it is completely flooded. feet of water in the downtown area here. and it continues to rise. take a look over here and you can see just how quickly the water is pouring into this area. two rivers converge right here so the water now spilling over both banks and coming in from

both sides. you can see that car, when we got here this morning it was about a foot more of it visible. so the water is really coming up quickly. this is just one of the areas in vermont that has been devastated. there were flash floods across the state and the rain continuing on and off this morning as we continue to watch. officials now concerned about a dam above the city here. they say it's approaching capacity. they may need to let some water out, which could be devastating. they are still warning everybody to be ready to head to higher ground. back to you. >> the scary thing, that's not the end of it. they're still seeing scattered showers around parts of vermont and yesterday we talked about how hudson valley had a whole summer's worth of rainfall in just one day. >> unbelievable. >> it's unbelievable. and we're seeing all of this energy in these storms coming through, just run-of-the-mill storms, but they have much more

moisture in them. so we're still seeing the impacts of the storm system moving across the northeast, but it is starting to taper off. so that's the good thing. we'll continue to monitor that. and then the other big story has been the extreme heat across texas and parts of the southwest, phoenix again today hitting 110 degrees. and what makes it worse is that the overnight temperatures only dip to about 90 degrees, so it's even hot during the overnight hours. we've been talking about this, the high pressure that's been causing that is starting to nudge its way closer to california, so that heat will be building for our inland areas as we head toward the end of the week. we're going to start to feel that today in our interior valleys, reaching into the upper 80s, low 90s. 92 in morgan hill and santa rosa in the upper 80s. about the same tomorrow for many spots, while the coastal areas still stay nice and mild thanks to the coastal fog. and it's still going to be just as hot as on thursday, but then

temperatures ramping up again on friday. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. mike, you're starting to see changes in the south bay. >> changes with the speed sensors. great news, we have recovery happening right where the earlier crash was. it looks like all lanes are clear. maybe some activity on the shoulder. a little slowing north 101. there is a build, typical, we call that out every day from capital expressway. more focus toward the airport, as the bulk of traffic that was held up behind the crash gets up there. it joins with 87, which shows the build as well. we know more slowing is coming because of the traffic out of san martin. it's not that bad as far as any severity of any flow of traffic being impacted by that. we're looking toward the san mateo bridge. the build is on here, too. westbound, a nice smooth flow to the peninsula. feeding off of 880 through hayward, pretty typical. later on, last week and this week, we have periods of time like 9:00 this morning until 2:00 p.m. today, work on state route 131, tiburon boulevard.

watch that segment in the middle of town. over here across the bridge, tonight, just like last night, they're going to close the eastbound exit to treasure island, so you have to loop back and exit from the westbound side. overnight it will be light. back to you. gearing up for the 2024 presidential election, it's already looking like it's going to be a crowded field of republican contenders, with the first gop debate happening next month. coming up, what to expect when those candidates take to the debate stage. plus -- >> can i take your order? >> yes, sneak peek at the sequel. more than two decades in the making. fans are wondering if this will be an even better burger. i don't know. we'll hear from the two stars we'll hear from the two stars about their upcoming film and

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good tuesday morning. it is 6:44. heading out the door in gilroy, in the upper 50s. a few clouds now but it clears out quickly. we're in for sunshine for the rest of the day as temperatures heat up into the upper 80s and low 90s. it's going to be hotter and the heat sticks with us for a while. we'll get a look at what to

expect in a few minutes. some of these folks are working here as well, yes, the folks waiting in line to get across the richmond bridge. also, chp, remember to obey those rules. we'll show you where things are also slow farther east. to decision 2024 and next month is the first gop debate for a crowded field of candidates. to qualify, candidates have hit 1% in voter polling and they also have to raise money from at least 40,000 unique donors. those expect to do qualify include donald trump, florida governor ron desantis, south carolina senator tim scott and former u.n. ambassador nikki haley. here is larry gersten telling raj mathai last night about his expectations for the first debate. >> first of all, we've got to see if donald trump turns up. we still don't know. secondly, you're going to see the other candidates who qualify

really get vigorous, get aggressive. they have to. time is running out for these guys. they have to start earning money, they've got to start making themselves competitive. you've got somebody like pence going to iowa doing pretty well with the evangelicals. desantis has $150 million to burn in iowa. trump is well known there. the other guys are going to have to put it on and fast. >> the debate is scheduled for august 23rd in milwaukee, wisconsin. 6:46, and musician ozzy osbourne withdrawing from the festival due to health concerns. in a statement issued yesterday, he told fans this. guns and roses, metallica, are all going to be there among the headliners of the three-day heavy metal music festival. osborne says he hopes to return to the stage soon. new research finds that women have a harder time falling

asleep, staying asleep. the national sleep foundation says they have found that one in four women have more trouble than men and have problems sleeping longer and staying asleep. one in four women have some type of insomnia symptoms. one sleep expert tells today the differences start when your head hits the pillow. >> unfortunately, yes, women do experience many more sleep difficulties than do men. so that's more difficulties falling asleep, more difficulty falling back to sleep if they wake up in the middle of the night. >> the study finds a strong relationship between the lack of sleep and mental health issues like depression, with people who sleep fewer than seven hours more likely to have those symptoms. baseball fans are pumped for tonight's midsummer classic in seattle and this year's all-star game roster includes two giants pitchers, alex cobb and duval.

last night in seattle the home run derby history was made by guerrero jr. vlad jr. joins vlad sr. as the first father/son winners. vlad sr. won the home run derby back in 2007. still no grand slams when it comes to the growing power ball jackpot. last night's $675 million jackpot will now roll over and become a $725 million jackpot for tomorrow's drawing. someone in the south bay did pick the five non power ball numbers at the valero station on de anza boulevard in san jose. so check your tickets. the ticket holder will win about $350,000.

you can buy the troll house. here are the numbers for last night's power ball drawing. 2, 24, 34, 53, 58, and the lucky power ball number 13. the jackpot for tonight's mega millions lottery will be $480 million. the drawing is at 8:00 tonight. trending this morning, get ready to sink your teeth into the return of a long-awaited sequel. >> the gang from "good burger" will soon be back. the stars are sitting down with al roker. >> what can you tell me about the premise of "good burger 2" and the relationship between dex and ed. >> ed owns it now. dex comes back around and they haven't seen each other in a few years. >> hijinx, a villain.

>> i haven't heard that word for so long. >> al has a cameo as well. so the first "good burger" came out in 1997. "good burger 2" will debut on streaming this november. you can sit at home and eat a burger. sometimes the one you make at home is the best. >> i think so. you might want to get your grill on early in the week because later in the week you won't want to. in the valleys the temperatures are going to be heating up over the next few days. we're going to be talking a lot about that. take a look at this beautiful view we have in san francisco. just a little bit of fog drifting by across the bay, and keeping the city cool. you head to some of our inland areas, it's going to be warmer today. it's already clear in union city as you head out. temperatures in the mid-50s. at least we have a cool start. gradually warming up as we go into today, as our temperatures reach into the mid-70s by early in the afternoon. let's zoom in to take a look at our high temperatures for later

today with cupertino reaching 87 degrees and 92 in morgan hill. for the east bay, oakland reaching 77 and danville headed for 90 degrees, while antioch reaches 93. still mild for half moon bay and dal eye city in the mid-60s. in san mateo we're reaching 75 for a high temperature today. 60s in san francisco with a breezy wind and temperatures in the north bay from 77 in mill valley to 97 in ukiah. in santa rosa, 88 degrees. you may be wondering how are our reservoirs doing. for our four largest reservoirs across northern california, they're doing pretty well. on average, they're at 83% of capacity, with like orrville the best at 98% of capacity. looking at the next several days, it's going to be high heat and, of course, more water usage. try to think about conserving when you can. our temperatures will reach into

the upper 80s and low 90s and then into the triple digits this weekend. a stretch of hot weather continues for at least three days. and then gradually it starts to wind down as we head toward early next week. for san francisco, not as hot, but still pretty warm with no air-conditioning and highs in the upper 70s. mike says so far the commute is looking pretty good. >> both of the earlier alerts cleared, the crash in san jose and the car fire in antioch. no major injuries for either. san jose does show the build 87, 101 continues with slowing. now 85 joins in for the north bay side, which is typical. also the split with 101, a lot feeding off the traffic i showed you earlier. here is southbound 880 and 680, your morning trend for the early commute. but now coming across the san mateo bridge, the build toward the toll plaza. once things hit the flat section you're cruising toward the peninsula. and the bay bridge has the

backup. we have slowing through berkeley. back to you. happening now, the white house is unveiling a new plan to crackdown on fentanyl, specifically targeting the growing threat of the drug laced with xylazine. the plan directs federal agencies to expand access to testing, prevention and overdose recovery resources. it also aims to disrupt the supply chain of the drug. next, a quick look at those top stories, including armed robbers target a high-end san francisco luxury store located in the heart of union square. what investigators are revealing about the latest incident and ties to another violent robbery. plus, disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes founder elizabeth holmes learning her fre

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>> it happened yesterday at the gucci store on stockton street. witnesses say up to six people entered the store with at least one holding a gun. they started pulling items off of the shelves. luckily no one was hurt. police say officers spotted the getaway car which eventually got away. the car is being tied to a similar store robbery on the peninsula. disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes' prison sentence was cut by two years according to the bureau of prisons website. her release date is 2032, which is nine years from now, not 11, her original sentence. the bureau of prisons is not commenting though we know inmates can see their sentences reduced for good behavior, as well as completing programs for rehabilitation and substance abuse. again, she just entered prison in may. developing now overseas, a two-day nato summit is starting in lithuania with welcoming news. here is a live look as leaders, including president biden, are gathering ahead of the summit. in a surprise move, turkey

dropped its opposition to sweden joining the alliance. sweden's membership would be another blow to russian leader vladimir putin, who opposes nato expansion. president biden is set to meet tomorrow with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy who still hopes to bring ukraine into the alliance. secretary of state blinken will be speaking to "today's" savannah guthrie about that and much more in just a few moments. that's right after us here on "today in the bay." and we want to get a look at that forecast as things are starting to heat up. mike and i are not huge fans. >> it's really going to be felt in the valleys. we have cool coastal temperatures in the forecast. take a look at where it's headed today, mostly upper 80s, low 90s. for the weekend, highs over 100 degrees. it won't be as hot in san francisco. we're going from 60s to 70s, a high of 77 on saturday. the bay bridge is looking

good. there's spacing even in some of the lanes. that will probably change over the course of the week as more folks head back to work. here is a little fog. visibility might be a little issue on the northbound side. but the fog is nice and cool and it's going to change over the course of the day. >> the "today" show is just ahead. you can get more local news right now with our brand new newscast that's going to be live on roku and our other streaming platforms. not to mention nbcbayarea.com. >> that's what's happening "today in the bay." the "today" show starts now. we'll see you on streaming. hi, everybody. good morning. it's tuesday. a state of emergency unfolding across the northeast. >> it is far from over. it is july 11th.