given the state of the route, it's lucky ian scott is a passionate off-road cyclist. we take them for a spin. there are some clear dangers here with old, damaged bridges leading straight into thick mud. ian is cautious around the stagnant water. >> no alligators are snakes. >> is that a question? >> i don't know. i could not see any. >> this is a bird sanctuary area. the cycle track was not a sufficient distance from the lake as required by the you, but directly next to the water. even under water in places. have millions provided by the eu been sunk? >> someone somewhere needs to be brought to task about it. we have not spent the money wisely. i've seen projects in britain that cost a lot less than a million euros and are 10 times better than this. >> the cycle track was supposed to be built because visitors cannot swim in the lake due to the sewage. sometime ago, there was a beach bar here, brimming with activity, but now, it's a ruin. even a lakeside pool could not attract tourists. many in the region did nothing to stop the decay, but were happy to keep the money

scott. >>> and joining me now to discuss this issue further are san francisco immigration judge dana marks, president of the national association of immigration judges. debra saunders, san francisco ch chronicle conservative and editor. ian, we just heard from darrell stein burg but today president obama told the leaders of the three central american countries that most of the children crossing the boarder will not be allowed to stay. do you think that that message is likely to stem the tide of unaccompanied minors? >> i don't. think the obama administration is trying to do what they can by putting adds for example on television in central america and producing music to play on the radio anti migration, you know, have an anti migration message but i think these tactics really don't work. if we're thinking about this as a humanitarian issue, kids aren't going to be dissuaded by that and families aren't, either. >> debra, is it a humanitarian issue? are children fleeing violence and crime and poverty or are they here for family reunfa case? >> i think both. we know there are a number of children that are afraid they will be killed and they are coming for refuge and that's something this country ought to do and must do but

ian up the seeshz at two games apiece. tim hudson on the hill. he's going to square off against left hander scott kazmir.co is expected to play nine innings with the fresno grizzlies, be evaluated, and if all is well with scoot, he will be activated. i'm amy gutierrez for "today in the bay." >> thanks amy. >>> 6:41, coming up, the giants throw a change-up at fans. we're going to tell you why the team is weighing in on what you can and cannot wear to the ball park. >>> and a live look from our san jose camera, you can see smoke in the upper right. there is a fire reported at the golf course, we have a crew on the way. we'll have new details coming up next. after people find a dentist through us, they often say, "i wish i had done this sooner." don't put it off any longer. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ 737.call 1-800-dentist today. 737. right there? you guessed it. how do we save on operational costs? with the world's largest fleet of boeing 737's. one of the many ways we bring you $69 airfares. limited time sale fares starting as low as $69 one-way. if it matters to you, it matters to us. book now at southw

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez, laura garcia-cannon is off this morning. live look right now at the golden gate bridge. misty throughout, maybe ian rain drops as folks are driving around in that neck of the woods. we'll check in with christina loren in just a few moments. >>> developing now in the middle east, secretary of state john kerry will arrive in cairo this morning, he'll push for a ceasefire between israel and hamas. the number of dead in the gaza strip now more than 500. violence peaking yesterday as more than 70 palestinians and 13 israeli soldiers were killed including two israeli-americans. one a california native, max stinburg lived in los angeles. last night friends and family held a small vigil until southern california to honor the young man. he volunteered to join the israeli army last year. the family traveling to israel later today to lay him to rest. we'll continue to follow developing news out of gaza. in ten minutes, we'll go live to washington with what the white house is doing about the crisis in the middle east. >>> and turning now to that deadly plane crash in ukraine. international investigators still

ian ziering is here. >>> well, good morning, everyone. 9:56. i'm scott mcgrew. word on a motive. no arrests have been made. this is san jose's 22nd homicide of the year. meanwhile, officers are looking for the shooter in the city's 21st homicide. that happened yesterday afternoon on gramercy place, right off 680. this in east san jose. investigators say several children were playing in the street, when someone began shooting, investigators unsure if the suspect was walking by or driving by, but a gun was found at the scene and a man was killed. >>> let's check your weather with christina. >> hey, thank you! happy tuesday to you. and temperatures for today, not too hot, especially when you consider the fact that we are now in late july, and 83 degrees is not too bad on the peninsula. we do have some humidity you have to deal with for today and tomorrow. we'll shave it off, by thursday, 88 in the north bay and the south bay. temperatures are going to stay level, but like i said before, we're going to lose that humidity. so it will feel more comfortable, as of tomo

scott hallenbeck, executive director usa football. and then a face of a brain injury, multiple concussions within soccer, brianna scurry, former professional goalkeeper, u.s. women's national soccer team. in the next panel, we'll have ian, the other face of high school level concussions. with that, mr. daily, you are now recognized for your five minutes. >> i'd like to thank you for inviting me to testify regarding the row beingproactive steps to hockey players safe. it's the only professional sport with no out of bounds, hockey is a physical game. at the nhl level, our players want to be physical and our fans want to be physical. but importantly all constituent groups associated with the group also want it to be safe. this objective necessarily includes promoting safe and responsible play in our game and the national hockey league working together with the national hockey league players association has gone to elab blat lengths to do that and will continue to do so. we are pleased to have this opportunity to share with this subcommittee some of the measures enacted in this pursuit. national hockey league was the first to launch a league wide program to evaluate players after they incur head injuries. beginning in 1997