presidential debate. we're live from washington with more about the strategy that president biden and former president trump are expected to take for this

high stakes rematch. plus, governor newsom getting ready to make his state of the state address tomorrow ahead the funding cuts that could soon be coming for several state programs. also, we're about a month away from the olympics. olympic teams are taking matters into their own hands. the items many will now be bringing with them that undercuts organizers plans to cut carbon emissions. this is today in the bay. here we go monday morning. good morning to you. i'm marcus washington and i'm ginger conejero saab laura garcia is off this morning. now we're going to check in with mike in just a moment to get a look at those roads. but first we're going to start off with our forecast. meteorologist kari hall is going to give us what we are going to see. this morning. yeah it's been such a warm weekend. and it's going to be coming down a few degrees as we go into today. we're right now anywhere from 50 in san rafael to 63 degrees in san jose as

we're getting this new week started and we are going to see our temperatures headed for the mid 60s in san francisco, we'll be in the low 90s in concord. so you can see the range and temperatures pretty widespread across the bay area and that's going to continue today up to 93 in fairfield. but we're not talking about triple digits here for once. and san jose will reach a high of 85 degrees. we are going to come down a couple of degrees tomorrow, and that will be the trend through the middle of the week. we'll talk more about that. and also one concern i have in this forecast coming up in a few minutes. mike, right now you're tracking an alert. we are. kari, this crash reported about 345 in the morning. half of northbound 101 is blocked. three lanes are blocked. we hear that actually more than half because there's only two lanes available right now. traveling north past third. this is through san mateo. here's a critical factor. you can see it from the southbound side i'm told. and so that will be a distraction. no slowing just yet. traffic is very light around the bay. it may also, if

it lasts long enough, be an issue for folks coming across the bay. it's just north of the san mateo bridge, so that might affect folks heading into the city. if it sticks around long enough. and that might cause a shift over toward the bay bridge. everything around the bay outside of that portion of 101 is moving very well, but we'll watch to see as how it takes. i'll keep reporting about the progress and we'll see if that does impact folks. and at least two of our bridges. back to you. all right. thanks mike. well, as you heard kari say, another hot day and another hot day for potential wildfires as firefighters finish their work on the point fire. this is in sonoma county today in the bay's bob redell joins us live from the east bay. and bob berkeley firefighters will be concerned throughout the morning and into the day. they'll be working throughout the east bay foothills. good morning to ginger and marcus. but people should not be alarmed. this is just a drill. as you can see on this map, firefighters from the

berkeley fire department and other agencies, they'll participate in wildfire fire training at three locations grizzly peak, tilden regional park and kensington, the department says. don't be surprised to see firefighters in yellow uniforms in those hills, so there's no need to call 911. again, this is just an exercise. these are annual drills that are happening tomorrow, wednesday, friday between 830 in the morning and 230 in the afternoon. now we are keeping an eye on two wildfires up north in sonoma county. you got the firefighters who are close to containing the point fire, which has burned more than 1200 acres between geyserville and las lomas. one firefighter was hurt. three structures were destroyed, the flames damaged two others. that fire now is 90% contained. and then the sites fire, which is burning north of sacramento in colusa county. it's 48% contained and at just over 19,000 acres. now, unfortunately

for us, california wildfires are a part of life and so is the smoke that accompanies it and the hot weather that precedes it. but the heat and smoke has never prompted an emergency response from the federal government, just the fires themselves. so a number of environmental, labor and health care groups are trying to change that. you might recall last week that they started trying to pressure fema to declare extreme heat and wildfire smoke as major disasters, which could then give states, cities and counties money to better prepare with, for example, new cooling centers and an air filtration system in places like schools reporting live here in the east bay bob redell today in the bay. all right, bob, thank you. and a reminder as we continue to navigate this year's wildfire season, a great resource to have is our free nbc bay area app. it will send the latest breaking news straight to your phone. you can also find it on your local app store. well, turning to a

live look in sacramento this morning at the state capitol, where tomorrow, governor gavin newsom is set to give his state of the state. now, the annual address comes just a few days after he and lawmakers reached a budget deal. they released that final proposal over the weekend, and the details will cover heavily in the state of the state address. that deal includes major fund cuts to programs like affordable housing and the prison system. it also requires leaders to declare a statewide fiscal emergency in order to dip into california's rainy day fund. turning now to decision 2024. president biden is hunkered down while former president trump is on the campaign trail ahead of this week's presidential debate. the high stakes rematch is set to offer stark contrast between the two candidates on key issues, including reproductive rights. on the second anniversary of the supreme court's decision overturning roe v wade. today, in the bay's alice barr has the latest from washington. alice

good morning ginger. this debate set for thursday night really has the potential to reshape the race. it's one of the early opportunities for a larger slice of american voters to get engaged in what will be an extraordinarily tight election. debate week kicks off with the two candidates preparing in very different ways to lay out their starkly different visions for america. president biden huddling with close aides to talk strategy that includes highlighting his opponents criminal record. but it's not just to call donald trump a convicted felon. it goes to his behavior and it goes to his character. former president trump spent the weekend on the campaign trail mocking his rival's approach. he's sleeping now because they want to get him good and strong. age and readiness will be central for both candidates on stage. the two oldest to square off in the earliest ever debate of the general election season, letting a wider audience tune in to the candidates takes on key issues,

from the economy to immigration and abortion. on this second anniversary of the overturning of roe v wade, another year since donald trump stripped women of our constitutional freedoms is foundational to women's rights protests are planned today outside the u.s. supreme court. former president trump thanking the conservative justices, including. three he appointed who reversed federal abortion protections. life of the mother. don't you have to go with your heart, but you have to also remember you have to get elected. the countdown. now on to a huge test that could be key to who gets elected in november. and former president trump says he has now decided who his running mate will be, though he hasn't yet told that person. and while he's not planning to make any public announcements until around the republican national convention next month, he did suggest that this vice presidential choice will be at

the debate on thursday, and you can bet all eyes will be peeled looking for any clues. ginger. just one of the many things people will be watching out for. thank you alice. continuing coverage calls for oakland mayor sheng thao to resign are getting louder and demonstrators are planning to rally today again. federal agents searched her home last week, and many people gathered at city hall last night calling for her to address the search. a shooting on juneteenth and also for the mayor to step down. right now, officials have not said why the mayor's house was searched, and demonstrators sunday also said they want council president nikki fortunato bass and council member carol fife out as well. the group behind the mayor's recall effort will be rallying again today at city hall. our kris sanchez will have a live report coming up for us at 530 and turning to the 2024 olympics, u.s. athletes bringing some new things to paris during the summer games. air conditioners. yeah, canada,

great britain, germany and several other countries are doing the same. that move actually undercuts french officials plan to reduce carbon. now, officially, officials originally i should say officials wanted to minimize emissions by using cooling pipes under the floors rather than air conditioning units. well, coming up in just a few minutes, we're going to actually take a look at the olympic trials going on right now. well, 509 for you now. and you're taking a live look at oracle park. it's still pretty dark out. those bright lights. not on just yet but they will be later on today. that's also where emotions are certain to be front and center. that's because the giants will play their first home game since the death last week of willie mays. the giants and their fans first learned about mays death last tuesday while on the road in chicago. now, the team has been playing on the road ever since, including the historic league tribute last thursday in birmingham, alabama. since last tuesday, the giants have lost

five in a row. today, they opened a four game series against the cubs. time to rally back that it is. all right. take a look at this. the golden gate bridge this morning. how beautiful is this shot? just looking at this shot makes me think oh it's nice and cool. that's the question is, is it nice and cool? depends on where you are. i'm sure. meteorologist kari hall been tracking that carry coming off of a very warm weekend. yes. and it was hot for the inland valleys while staying cool near the coastline. and now watching something else, we are seeing a surge of the remnants of some tropical moisture just off the coast of southern california, and even a couple of lightning strikes that will be moving closer to the bay area. later on this evening, we'll start to see a few more clouds developing and also watching out for that surge of moisture. that could be just enough with the energy in there to produce some thunderstorms, but not expecting a lot of rain. so what would happen is the rain evaporates before hitting the ground, but there still could be some

lightning in there. so that's the concern that we have between this evening and early tomorrow morning. that potential that we could see some lightning developing and that will increase our fire danger as we go into the next couple of days. the sea breeze returns with some better air quality and a cooling trend through the end of the week. so a lot of changes here. today. we're looking at temperatures ranging from mid 60s in san francisco to still some low 90s for the inland valleys. and we'll talk about that cooler air coming up. mike, you've been trying to find us some lower places. lower prices. yeah. much like the temperatures not down enough for a lot of people, but, you know, a little bit. right. we'll take that. we don't have much change, but the bay's best prices are still in alameda county. fremont leads the list today with 395 at vargas on grimmer boulevard here, a new low in san jose by a few cents 405 at platinum gas, the one on tully road and in san francisco's best is 454. you look for national petroleum on cesar chavez street and also

online. you look for gasbuddy.com. that's where we get all of your reports, and that's what we're sharing with you as well. on the roadways, everything is moving really well except for one spot on the peninsula. there is that overturned truck, a box truck. i'm hearing it's carrying about 16,000 pounds of avocados. so very precious cargo. they're going to have to offload that and they can't clear it. until then, we don't have word on when they are going to clear that that is a peninsula issue over here out of the altamont pass. just a big volume, but it's managing fine all the way into the dublin interchange. back to you 512 on your monday morning coming up on today in the bay. a lot of people, a lot of places want to be known for tech, but proof silicon valley is the place to be. also, living out your wildest dreams in front of thousands of screaming fans, taylor swift takes over london and a look at the star filled concerts and the surprise guest that joined her on stage don't wa to miss that. we'll bnte

starting out at a cool 50 degrees this morning, and it's all clear with a calm wind as we go throughout the day. it's all sunshine and it's going to be a nice one as our temperatures here head for the low 80s. some spots still hot, the coastline cool. we'll talk about the range and temperatures coming up. and we're looking at the san mateo bridge. still too early to show a traffic backup on a normal day. and the same goes for

today. but we'll show you some complications that may cause folks to shift or cause a backup on the span. not able to make that call just yet. i'll explain that coming up. well, good morning. very happy monday to you. we are wrapping up the month of june, the second quarter. we're almost halfway through the year now, setting stock market records all the time. nvidia powered a lot of that, though. some investors, as you can see, are cashing in. that stock's been about 4% lower since last week. bitcoin continues to fall. honestly not something we normally track. but it's been a long steady decline for bitcoin. the european union has warned apple it's in violation of its new rules called the digital market act. the eu says apple gets in the middle of the relationship between app makers and app users by preventing app makers from telling those users they could buy the apps elsewhere and save money. alaska airlines has reached a deal with its flight attendants on a new contract.

they're calling it a record deal, though we don't know the details yet. the union was asking for 50% raises. american and united still negotiating with their flight attendants. cnbc totaled up the laid off number of workers at tesla says tesla cut more than it said it would in a company wide email, elon musk said the troubled car maker would cut 10, but the numbers actually show 14, and some of those cuts were wild. like the entire supercharger team at the time, musk won shareholder approval for a multibillion dollar bonus at the same time, and a cyber attack on car dealers should be back under control. car dealers using software from cdk global to write up their contracts and deals, have been using pen and paper, something like 15,000 dealers. the software company says it's getting things under control and a new study says if you're serious about building a tech company, you need to be in silicon valley, not elsewhere in

the us. a columbia university study found your 277% more likely to go public or make money selling your company than if you were elsewhere. 218% more likely to get venture funding, 60% more likely to get a patent, the study's author, jorge guzman, says silicon valley simply has the highest level ecosystem of any measure. venture capital patenting and startup formation. you know, we talk about people working at home and how many companies now are all over the us. it's like, if you want to make movies, you got to go to hollywood at some point, right? if it's just that's where you need to have your legit, you know, where the magic is going to be a painter. you got to go to paris at some point. and silicon valley is the same way. and if you moved away from the bay area now it's time to move back. if you can afford it. yes. that's right. exactly. thanks, scott. you bet. 519 for you this morning. trending for you this morning, ginger. well, it's a surprise guest who made an appearance at taylor swift's

london show over the weekend. and maybe you recognize him. in different moves. but that's taylor's boyfriend, their kansas city tight end travis kelce. he came on stage during her intro for the song i can do it with a broken heart. kelsey showed off his acting talents, performing with a tuxedo and a top hat. now, another big surprise out of this piece of the eras tour a new swiftae you're looking at him, prince william swift posted this picture to her instagram account. it's her travis kelce joined by the prince and his two kids. princess charlotte and prince george. swift is performing four more shows in london. i think i saw some video of prince william dancing. oh, really? yeah. do we want to see social media? i think i think you might want to. okay. well you can go without saying. forget it. yeah we'll move right along. all right. well, here's some interest. things you probably would like to know that

we do have some cooling air in our forecast. a slightly cooler temperatures coming our way as we are waking up to an all clear sky this morning in san francisco, something we haven't seen a lot of lately. and that's what's kept those temperatures cooler along the coastline. looking at our temperatures starting out in the low 50s right now, it's in the upper 40s in much of the north bay, and it's 68 in martinez. one of the warmer spots. and 69 in los gatos. so already a wide range of temperatures. let's get a look at our highs for this afternoon. we're expecting it to reach up to about 80 for milpitas, 85 in san jose. but we're still pretty warm in morgan hill with highs in the low 90s and some mid 90s for antioch in danville for today, 91 degrees. but if you're in oakland, you're staying in the 70s and we're in the low 60s for daly city and half moon bay and palo alto, 82 degrees, and we're in the low 70s in the mission

district in downtown and san francisco, breezy wind and also ranging from mid 60s in bodega bay to upper 90s for ukiah. so really, depending on where you are is the kind of weather you've had. we're all going to get a cool down as we head toward the middle of the week, and by wednesday into thursday, we're going to see those temperatures even in the inland areas, only in the low 80s. one thing i'm watching today with the warmer temperatures will be the risk of some dry lightning. we talked about that a little bit earlier, but if we don't get any thunderstorms firing up across the region, things will stay nice and quiet and then cool down as we head throughout the week. mike, that alert still continues for the peninsula it does carry, and as the commute builds, i get more and more concerned about the ripple effect. right now, west 92. we're starting to see more volume of traffic. no major issues and not a lot of brake tapping, just lane shifting. folks are kind of just want to do that as they're coming across 92. but then on the peninsula we have a bigger backup starting to

form. it may get spread out. we don't know. there may be some changes because there are changes in the speed sensors for this crash. overturned box truck. but the last i heard only two lanes were opened northbound 101 at third. if that ripples back and does impact folks coming across in a few hours, about an hour from now, we're going to see traffic shifting over toward the bay bridge. and that could compound things out of oakland. so far, not a problem. we'll continue to track that. of course. you got

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next, the top stories we're following today, including a national day of action. the women across the country taking a stand on the second year anniversary since roe v wade was overturned. and we're taking a live look outside. it is the start of a new workweek. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. keep it here. you're watching today in t

answers. community leaders in oakland are set to rally against oakland mayor sheng thao. this after the mayor remains silent following the fbi search of her home. a sign of pride and acceptance is now left vandalized. ahead here, from a south bay man who says he feels violated after someone tore down and ripped a pride flag. also, protests clash in front of a synagogue in los angeles. the new video into our newsroom and how the place of worship is responding. this is today in the bay. good monday morning. thanks for making us a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington, and i'm ginger conejero saab. laura garcia is off this morning. take a look at our forecast. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking what we can expect. another warm one for us. yes. it's going to be warm in the valleys, cool for the coast. and a wide range. and

temperatures across the bay area. we are starting out clear with this live view in walnut creek this morning. it is a nice colorful start to our day with that sunrise in hayward. it will be in the upper 50s and we are going to see it warming up fairly quickly here. headed for the low 70s at noon and continuing to warm up as we are going to see a high of 78. but some of our valleys are still in the 90s for today, and the heat will start to ease up. but i'm watching one more thing that may be of concern over the next couple of days, so we'll talk about that in a couple of minutes. mike, you're seeing problems on the peninsula, including what i just wrote here. it's northbound 101 at the overturned box truck. yes, the overturned box truck is at third or just about there. so if you join the freeway north of peninsula, you can get just fine. in san francisco, it's between the san mateo bridge and peninsula avenue. it's at third, where that overturned box truck leaves only two lanes open. right now as the commute builds. i'm a little more concerned folks coming from the south bay and also from the east bay

across the san mateo bridge will be affected. if you're heading in to san francisco for that drive. now, over in the east bay, we had several crashes reported on 580 right around the warren freeway split the split with highway 13 west 580 has continued to move slow, smoothly , and i think we're clearing up and sorting out those reports. it looks like one crash may remain and it's out of the roadway, but a distraction for both freeways. back over to you. thanks. thanks a lot, mike. all right. well, in oakland this morning, another rally to call for mayor. sheng thao to resign. this is all fueled by the fbi search of a home last week. and today we expect to hear the other reason. recall supporters say that she's no longer fit for office today in the bay's kris sanchez joins us live from the newsroom. kris. mayor tao says she has nothing to hide. that's what she says, but only through her lawyer. and that's about the fbi search of her home. and critics say that's part of the problem, that no one is hearing from her in person. now, this is also the group behind the recall

effort that's now qualified for the november ballot. they are going to rally again today, as they did yesterday, saying that the people of oakland should not have to wait until november to send a message to mayor sheng thao. they are calling on mayor tao to resign, which her attorney told us on friday isn't going to happen. she is supposed to be the spokesperson for the city. yes. yet she is gone. she is absent. she is in hiding. she's the mayor of oakland. she's an elected official. she's hiding from nothing. tao has not addressed the violence that erupted at a juneteenth gathering, an unsanctioned one at lake merritt during which 15 people were shot. and her attorney says they have no information that she is or will be the target of any investigation. despite what we saw in person, the fbi, irs and us postal service searching her home in oakland and other properties that are linked to the family that owns the company that handles oakland's recycling. the timing of all of

this is really unfortunate for the city of oakland, as the city has to approve a budget and in fact, the proposed budget is supposed to be released today. we are told that the mayor will hold a news conference sometime this week. ginger thank you chris. a lot of people watching for that. now new this morning. democratic state lawmakers are believed to be working on a new crime fighting measure for the fall ballot. sources tell our sacramento station the measure would compete with one that's already qualified for the ballot. that measure calls for a reversal of policies authorized by prop 47 a decade ago, which lowered prison inmate populations. critics now believe it went too far in loosening penalties for drug and theft crimes. democrats apparently held a closed door session saturday. so far, they're not revealing what's being considered violent clashes outside of a los angeles synagogue is prompting a call for better protection in. you

can see right there a fight breaking out yesterday afternoon. this is between pro-palestinian and pro-israel supporters. this is in front of the das torah synagogue and pico-robertson neighborhood. now, protesters want to prevent people from attending a real estate event focused on selling property in israel. lapd telling us that they had ten officers pre-assigned but had to call in dozens more for backup. at least one person we know was arrested the la mayor karen bass plans to meet today with the interim l.a. chief to discuss how the city should respond to this violence. now, the synagogue is calling on city leaders and police to better protect the jewish community. the one person just boom, straight to my nose and i fell to the floor. i got hit many times on the on my head on top. i got kicked over here. i got like full of blood all over, allowing people who are, you know, visibly looking to agitate , looking to cause trouble in a place where hundreds of children

are coming in on a daily basis. your first amendment rights have to extend until the point where you're going to cause potential harm to others. it just should not be allowed. pro-palestinian protesters declined to speak. happening right now in berkeley. police this morning are searching for a missing 13 year old girl. take a moment to look at the picture on your screen. this is amaya brumfield. she was last seen early yesterday morning. just after midnight at around 1230. amaya was spotted near harrison street, not far from the north face store and the berkeley state park or skate park. i should say. amaya is five five, 180 pounds. she has black hair and brown eyes. she was last seen wearing a gray shirt and black pants. if you have seen her or you have any information on her disappearance, call berkeley police. well, a story you will only see here on nbc bay area a

pride flag torn down and ripped in a san jose neighborhood. willay says that it happened friday night in front of the alderman valley home, where he lives. he says that someone bent the pole and then tore that flag that had been put up to celebrate pride month. it felt very violating, kind of felt dehumanizing in a way, especially because it's pride month and the whole purpose of for us to have the flag up is to show that, you know, this is a safe space for others to that whoever comes to our house, they know that this is a safe space for them, no matter who they are and what they identify as. ley says a counselor from the pride center at de anza college says that this is a reminder that we that we want some lgbtq students to face. this is what some lgbtq students face every day. now he is trying to see if neighbors caught the suspect on camera, and he actually plans to report that incident to police as a possible hate crime. happening

today, women across the world are going on strike. this, marking the second year since roe v wade was overturned. women on strike are encouraged to wear red, stay home from work and school and only spend money at female owned businesses. now the strike is meant to spread awareness about equal rights, reproductive freedom and the end of gender based violence. there's a rally set this afternoon in front of the supreme court as well, in washington, dc. now, back here in the bay area speaker emerita nancy pelosi is set to make some major announcements about the state of reproductive freedom in san francisco. she will be joined by the ceo of planned parenthood northern california. that is happening at 11 a.m. in san francisco. also today, leaders proposing a brand new city in solano county are scheduled to unveil a series of planned health care partnerships . it comes as solano county supervisors tomorrow are expected to hear from the

registrar of voters about the effort to place a fall ballot measure. now that group, california forever seeks to build a new city from scratch on land near travis air force base. that measure would rezone more than 17,000 acres of land in that area to allow for development. now, today's news conference is scheduled to include california forever's ceo and the regional health care executives. 539 almost 540 for you. on this monday morning, we're taking a live look at san francisco. the sun's just starting to peek in there. meteorologist kari hall has what we're starting to see for this week. kari yeah, we have a lot of changes coming our way, and it's such a beautiful start to our morning as we take a live look outside in san jose. we're all clear now. temperatures are in the low 60s. we may come down another degree or two in the next hour, but overall we will be on a quick warming trend throughout late morning. by 9:00 we're at 71 degrees, 75 at 10:00

and looking at some low 80s by noon. we're headed for the mid 80s for later today and then going to see those temperatures starting to drop again as we head towards 6 to 7:00 this evening. and we'll still have some high heat for some of the inland valleys. 91 in concord and livermore, 92 in morgan hill and 86 today in santa rosa. we'll talk about the potential of a few thunderstorms close by. the bay area that's coming up. mike, you're tracking a crash and seeing if it's slowing down there. yeah. right now things are holding steady. carry. so most of the bay looks great right now. even out of the altamont. no surprises. the one big surprise for folks traveling up 101 through san mateo is this crash still blocking all but two lanes. only two lanes open north 101 just shy of third from what the traffic pattern looks like. and so we're looking at that crash, your alternate. if you get on peninsula avenue or you take 280, which is an easy option if you're coming out of the south bay, then you can get

past this without any issues. so far not impacting the folks as they're on the san mateo bridge. but if you take the san mateo bridge across and into san francisco right now, your options are you can actually go up to the bay bridge and through the maze and over toward the toll plaza itself. not really any backup just yet, but that should start to form if this last much longer on the peninsula, there could be the shift. no injuries are reported. that could be a factor, as folks do travel in towards san francisco now looking ahead, because traffic is so light right now, we have typical patterns for the north bay. and i want to remind folks in the city that at chase center, there will be an event. it's a concert. maggie rogers i know tony, our friend tony here in the studio, is a big fan of maggie, and we're looking at traffic right now. not a big deal, and it probably shouldn't impact the volume, except for the 280 extension. as you head up towards chase center back to you. thanks a lot, mike. olympic teams are coming together next here on today in the bay. the us olympic trials continue tonight. and ahead we're going to look at some of the dazzling performances on the track and lots going on in politics. it's going to be a busy week. we've

got a debate and huge supreme court decisions. plus traces of cancer in the blood so it can be used to detect cancer recurrence. for patients that have had cancer. a new test aims to help some cancer survivors live without fear about recurrence. we'll show you what to ask your doctor for if you are a survivor. keep it he. you're watchinerg

take a look at what to expect in brentwood today. we're going from low 60s at 6 a.m. to 89 at noon and 97 at 4:00. we're still feeling some very high heat here, but it will come down a few degrees midweek. we'll talk about the range and temperatures and the potential of some lightning in our forecast coming up in a few minutes. okay. over here we're looking at the bay bridge. the backup is already formed. the metering lights turn on about regular time. i'm watching to see if an incident on the peninsula. the alert we're following in san mateo. if that's going to affect the folks changing to the san, to the bay bridge instead of the san mateo bridge. i'll show you what i'm talking about. coming up. all right. thanks. kari and mike. a big week ahead in politics. more controversial decisions from the supreme court and a presidential debate. scott mcgrew. those will come back to back. back to back. it's a busy week. so the supreme court is scheduled to release new decisions on wednesday, and the debate is thursday. you

know, we kind of thought we'd be done with the court by now, but it had to tack. pardon me, tack on an extra day. pardon me. because it still hasn't gotten around to releasing more than a dozen important decisions, including a decision on presidential immunity. so this delay helps former president trump in his january 6th criminal case in washington. there's also an abortion case, another one, and both sides know abortion are going to be a big issue in the upcoming election. president biden and his allies marking the two year anniversary of the decision that overturned roe v wade, a decision that was very unpopular with many americans. here's the first lady on the campaign trail tomorrow. you know, as she said, marks the second year since the dobbs decision. and another year since donald trump stripped women of our constitutional freedoms. foundational to women's rights. and the dobbs decision drew new

blood from wounds that were healed. and now former president trump has hinted his choice for vice president may be in the audience at the first debate this week in atlanta, he's been playing up that drama, and we suspect it's either marco rubio of florida, j.d. vance of ohio, or doug burgum of north dakota. what's becoming more and more clear is it will not be the front runner, the one time front runner, kristi noem of south dakota, the only person who knows who the vice president's going to be. have you received the paperwork, though? no, i haven't received any paperwork. no, i haven't. i've had conversations with the president, and i know that he is the only one who will be making the decisions on who will be his vice president. noem, as you may recall, committed one of the strangest political stumbles of all time. talking about shooting her own 14 month old dog, donald trump. meantime, twice over the weekend suggested a cage fight for migrants, once at a meeting of a christian group, then later at a political rally. you'll hear him say, dana, that's dana

white, the president of the ultimate fighting championship league. i said, dana, dana, i have an idea for you to make a lot of money. you're going to go and start a new mine. errant fight league migrants, only migrants. and then at the end of the year, the champion migrant is going to fight your champion. and i hate to tell you, dana, i think the migrant might win. that's how tough they are. the president's at camp david right now preparing for thursday's debate. we don't expect any public activities from him. the debate on cnn is this thursday, 6 p.m. our time. ginger. thanks a lot, scott. now a new cancer test is helping some cancer survivors live without constantly worrying about whether their cancer has come back. cancer tumors are like snowflakes in that they have mutations that are unique using that genome information, bay area based personalis created a blood test that detected evidence of breast cancer tumors up to 15 months earlier than

traditional imaging. that fingerprint can consist of up to 1800 mutations that are unique to that tumor. we then take that and create a personalized test for that patient that can detect that fingerprint in the blood. and that's what allows us to detect these very small traces of cancer. such a big part of survivorship, detecting breast cancer, a recurrence 15 months early gives patients and their doctors more time to develop a treatment plan. and on the other hand, researchers say that the test is accurate enough that if it says your cancer free, you can believe it right now. the findings apply only to breast cancer and other tumor cancers as well. the fastest woman in the world officially making a run for gold. now sha'carri starts to wind up if she goes past jefferson sha'carri richardson. oh yeah, she was on fire this weekend. sha'carri richardson qualifying for the olympic games on saturday. the track star took the top spot in

the women's final 100m. now richardson actually qualified last year, but she couldn't compete or not last year. but the last olympic games but couldn't compete in tokyo after testing positive for thc on the men's side, noah lyles punched his own ticket to paris after missing out in the qualifying for tokyo. lyles won the trial this year with a time of 9.83 seconds, tying his career best time. also last night, 17 year old north bay teenager who's already made it into the record books has locked in a spot in paris. petaluma minor stress qualified for the team usa in her first olympic games. she joined hundreds of skateboarders elite from around the world this weekend in budapest, hungary. hungaria. this is in the final qualifying event ahead of the paris 2024 olympics. you know, last october she actually made history at the world skateboarding competition and the championships there in rome,

she became the first female american park skater to earn a medal in the world event, taking third place. she's going to be looking for that gold in paris and we're rooting her on. we're rooting all team usa when the olympics begin, you can catch it right here on nbc. bay area. we are your exclusive coverage center for the olympic games. it begins with the opening ceremony on july 26th. i heard lyle the. we talked about him. yes. qualifying. i think this was the first time his mom saw him race because i don't know if it's nerves or what. yeah. snoop dogg sat next to him. yeah, i saw that in the qualifying. yeah. calm down. yeah. i don't know how he calmed her down, but yeah, she says she doesn't watch the beginning of the race. yeah. he starts slow. starts. yeah. for 100m. right, right. and then snoop's got that magic to just make people chill. no he does. you can call it magic. what was the magic air conditioner would turn off? well it's been very cool at the coastline. i mean,

we've had a lot of fog and temperatures there only in the 60s. meanwhile, in the valleys, it's been very hot. here's something that may break the heat for the inland areas. we're going to see a surge of moisture coming in from the mid-levels of the atmosphere. it's caused a few lightning strikes just off the coast around la, and that will be heading northward into the bay area later on. this evening. so we're just going to see an increase in a few more clouds as we go into the afternoon. into the evening, we can see the clouds kind of lifting northward. that's that moisture that we'll see, and the possibility that we could see some lightning strikes with that very humid air. what happens is when we get thunderstorms, dry air feeds into that, and you get a lightning strike that can come out of that. but then the dry air evaporates. the rain. so you may hear some claps of thunder. you may see some lightning. the lightning reaches the ground, but the rain does not. and that

could start some fires here all across the region, especially just to our south. so we're watching out for that this evening and into tomorrow. temperatures starting out in the mid 40s for san rafael. much cooler there compared to what we're seeing elsewhere. and our temperatures for this afternoon will be anywhere from mid 80s in milpitas to 91 degrees in morgan hill. much of the east bay will be in the 90s, with antioch, one of the warmer spots 94 degrees. there upper 80s for martinez and some upper 70s for oakland. in palo alto. expect a high of 82 degrees with low 60s in daly city, low 70s in san francisco and our north bay temperatures as hot as 99. in ukiah, we're going to see our temperatures coming down over the next few days. so walnut creek will see some mid 80s midweek and a nice weekend ahead. while a lot of our inland areas will see the warmest day today and a lot more humidity for tomorrow, mike, we may have a second crash in san

mateo. yeah, often happens when there's a backup and a sudden slowdown and the commute builds. we may have a second crash in the backup as you're approaching. third. no additional lanes reported blocked. there are only two lanes that take you north past third. so that is a backup starting to build. now back to about 92. if you're coming across the san mateo bridge and imminently heading into san francisco, you may want to continue on 92 or just take 280 up from the south bay. it's an option you can always cross over at 380 by the airport and then get into the city. everything else looks pretty standard. we'll send it back to you. thanks, mike. well, happening now. contra costa county, a new psychiatric emergency unit is set to open dedicated to minors. it will be operated by pacific clinics and contracted through contra costa health services. the unit is focusing on children ages 6 to 17, emphasizing the first 24 hours of a psychiatric emergency located inside the miller wellness center on the martinez health center campus. so much more straight ahead on today in the bay, including the giants, are set to play their

first game since the death of baseball legend willie mays. what we know ahead of the somber return expected at oracle park. we'll be right back

company drops you. the state requires them to give you 75 days notice. that sounds like a lot of time, but in insurance, 75 days isn't a lot of time. so step one start shopping for new insurance immediately. don't delay shopping. get shopping right away. get in touch with an independent agent. amy bock heads the nonprofit united policyholders, which helps homeowners. she says independent agents might work with lesser known companies that might take you on as a new customer. amy's not the only one who recommends shopping around quickly. so does the insurance industry say researching for a new policy drags on? well, ask your old company if they'll keep you. computers are making some insurance industry decisions. well, the data they chew on might change. so as those 75 days tick away, call your old insurance company and ask them. will you keep me? as a last

resort? you might have to go to what's called the california fair plan. it's expensive and it only covers fire. you'll likely need a separate policy for things like break ins and leaks settling that could take days or weeks. so that's why it's so important to get started early, get shopping right away. thanks a lot, kris. now, nbc bay area is streaming 24/7. you can watch us whenever you want on roku or on other streaming platforms. keep it here. we'll see you in just a bit. you're watching today in the bay right now at six, staying ready. with two wildfires now winding down east bay, firefighters prepare for the next big call. we are live with a large scale training effort starting this morning as wildfire season kicks into high gear, preparing for the presidential debate. the strategy is president biden and former president trump are expected to take ahead of this week's high stakes encounter. governor gavin newsom, set to deliver his stat