>> kris: there is a refugee program. lot of people claim asylum, they come across the mexican border and they are smuggled in. once they are here, they claim asylum and it's very similar standard, similar program. you get the same benefits of the refugee and they can just disappear and to the fabric of the country. we have to make sure we stop people at the front end where there is any question all that this person isn't really a refugee. they are using the refugee program as a cloak. >> eboni: we have a vetting problem, i agree. i look forward to remedying that. coming up, congressional budget office releases numbers on the g.o.p. health care bill. later, looks like there will be a troop increase in afghanistan for and what does it mean for isis? nothing good, that's for sure. there is a shot of the rose garden where president trump is expected to make a statement soon. we will keep an eye on it. we will be right back. are upgrading their watere filter to zerowater. start with water that has a lot of dissolved solids...

. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura this morning. if you're headed out to the warriors parade, you want to know about the traffic picture and you want to know about the forecast. sounds perfect. >> it is going to be great. we couldn't do any better than this. we start out with cool temperatures and clear skies. grab a light jacket heading out the door and this is what it feels like across the area. mid-50s for the tri-valley and south bay, 57 in the peninsula and 54 in san francisco. east bay at 57 degrees and for the victory parade, of course we have some sunshine in the forecast today. it starts out at 10:00 at 68 degrees and upper 70s for the afternoon. we'll take a look ahead, what else, as those temperatures ramp up. that's coming up in about 10 minutes and mike has a quiet start to the morning. >> a quiet start to the freeways. a lot of activity in oakland in a report just a few minutes away but i want to show you the freeways are moving well this morning, the only incident we're tracking is in san rafael. southbound 101 at cen

kris, sam? >> thank you, kari. >>> 5:41.rching temperatures slam the bay area and the traffic concerns the heat is bringing in one south bay town. >>> plus, some scary moments caught on camera. how a homeowner manage d to fen off several armed robbers. ♪ introducing the new sleep number 360 smart bed. the only bed smart enough to change sleep as we know it. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you comfortable. and snoring... does your bed do that? right now save on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, it's the lowest prices of the season with savings of $500 on our most popular p5 bed. >>> it is 5:44. an amazing sun rise this morning with some very humid conditions as you get ready to step out the door. and some warm temperatures already at 72 degrees heading up to 96. i want to show you the temperature trend as we go through the day. we will be in the mid-70s already by 7:00. air conditioners on as we go into late morning. and it continues to blast as the highs reach into the 90s. and stil

kris and scott?ri, thanks. >>> coming up, fire officials in london say they still have no idea how many people died in this horrific apartment building fire. they are still looking for bodies today. we'll have the latest? >> and we'll continue to watch the growing crowds in oakland. bringing you the latest so you know where to go. >>> it's 5:44 as we take a live look outside at palo alto. more people on the roadways heading across the bay toward oakland. in sunnyvale, at 9:00 temperatures starting out in the mid-70s and a quickly warming temperature as we go through the day and into the upper 80s by early afternoon. grab a bottle of water and keep refilling. we'll talk about scorching temperatures in the forecast coming up at 5:49. >>> looking at travel times for the tri-valley. slowing out of the altamont pass but a note, one of the busiest bart stations is at dublin pleasanton, the other pittsburg bay point, both at the end of the line likely heading in toward oakland and the parade. we'll talk abo

. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. last night we were watching a movie, and my little one said, i need a blanket. we don't have an ac so that's a good thing. >> we're also going to see those temperatures starting to go up as we head to the weekend which won't be too bad. we're not talking about high heat here. as we start out this morning getting ready head out the door, the south bay 60 degrees right now in the east bay. you can see those clouds as well all around the bay area. all of that clears out. highs in the mid to upper 70s for many of the inland areas. san francisco up to 63 degrees. we'll take a look ahead to some slightly warmer temperatures coming up. as we head over to mike now starting us out in san jose. >> not a lot going on as far as the speed sensors go. i want to take you down to highway 85 for activity. we had a hazard reported north 85 at blossom hill but that should be cleared over the last couple of seconds. we don't see the slowing. i'll double-check with chp but we shouldn't have an issue there

i'm kris sanchez. now a short time ago our team learned that investigators say that there is something that led up to you that killing that they can reveal. nbc bay area's pete suratos is ve at san francisco police headquarters right now. pete, you talked with police right now. what will are they saying about what might have led to this? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, kris. yes, i spoke to san francisco police in the past hour, and at this time they cannot confirm if that victim was indeed a tourist, but we can report that they have detained two suspects in connection to this crime. but let's go ahead and show you some scene video from when this all took place this morning in front of the da vinci villa hotel in the 200 block of vanness. according to san francisco police, they say this happened just after 2:00 a.m. the victim described as a male adult in his 30s getting into what they are calling at this time a physical altercation with the suspects. the victim was eventually sent to had a hos

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. kris, i know you were doing some homework earlier this morning because i looked over your shoulder and saw you were looking at the all-time records for temperatures that kari had posted. napa was like 113 in june. >> and it's going to get up to 105 this weekend, which is still really hot. but it's going to be not record-breaking, but definitely dangerous as you make plans for the weekend. the heat advisory now in effect for all of these areas shaded in orange, that does not include the immediate coastline, san francisco and that extends down toward half moon bay. so it will be very hot, solano county included in an excessive heat advisory. that's where you definitely need to take it easy. i want to show you some of these high temperatures we're heading toward today. napa up to 97, 98 in concord and san jose 89 degrees. we will have some cool temperatures along the coast and places where you can go and cool off. i'll talk more about that coming up. mike gives us an update on a wrong-wa

good morning. >> reporter: exactly, sam and kris.is going to be an uphill battle today and this week. so far this morning five republican senators are saying that they cannot vote for this bill the way it's fashioned. republicans will have to walk a fine line to get the senate health care bill to pass. too many changes and hard line conservatives will not support it. not enough changes and nspublican senators against the bill will not come onboard. >> i know that the senate leadership and the president is talking with folks. >> reporter: president donald trump says he's fully behind the senate's plan. >> i want to see a bill with heart. health care is a very complicated subject. >> you can't pay over $800 billion out of the medicaid program and not expect it's going to have an impact on a rural nursing home. >> reporter: with the senate majority leader saying he wants a vote this week. other senators say the process is moving too fast. >> i don't have the feedback from constituencies who will not have had enough time to review the se

good morning to you, sam and kris. unfortunately, first lady michelle obama's appearance here at apple's worldwide developer's conference at the mchenry convention center was closed to the media and was not tweeted live but show did leave the convention center about 45 minutes ago. you can see in this video right here in her secret service motorcade. headed in the direction of norm manetta international possibly for a flight out of town. a conference attendee posted this video of obama and show spoke for an hour with lisa jackson, the head of epa, now an apple executive and ceo. tim cook said obama's talk would talk about empowering people in all walks of life. people we spoke to who listened to the played it said she was inspirational and focused on core values and finding a higher purpose in life, in or out of tech. how did she inspire you? >> i think the best thing she said was stick to your core values. that's what makes you big. >> i'm a woman in technology, so she's inspiring in that sense. i mean, she keeps tell

kris and kim furious over cait slamming kris in her memoirs. night on e. >>> it's official after weeks of speculation, megyn kelly has confirmed she will be the first american journalist to interview russian leader vladimir putin about his alleged role in hacking the 2016 election. kelly making the announcement on the "today" show this morning. >> i'll get the chance to ask him directly about these allegations of meddling and the prospect of our two countries working together, and beyond. >> kelly's consideration with putin will play out on the debut of her new show this sunday on nbc. >>> now, kathy griffin's fellow comedians jerry seinfeld and jim carrey are speaking out about her trump photo scandal, and so is the photographer who shot the images. here's jerry. >> the comedienne in hiding, inconsolable. the photographer sparking the firestorm breaks his silence. the fallout from their gory and disturbing gone viral video intensifying right now. who shot the shocking images man >> would you do it again? >> yes. >> spotted grocery shopping in

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock and that's a good thing for san franciscans. most people do not have air conditioning so at least that's one of the places protected. >> right. you'll have your natural air conditioning and maybe even starting out with fog this morning. we are seeing some fog along the coastline and that will keep you nice and comfortable over the next several days, but no help whatsoever for the inland valleys. we start out this morning with some mild temperatures. look at fairfield, it's already 65 degrees. 64 degrees in san jose. and the heat advisory in effect for all these areas shaded in orange, that's away from the immediate coastline, and also just south of san francisco. so our temperatures reaching into the 90s and possibly 100 degrees over the next several days. for today, we're going to see those highs for napa to 97 degrees, concord 98, and 92 in morgan hill. we'll talk more about the heat and mike now takes us through the tri-valley. >> from the coast where it might be c

kris, i know you were doing some homewo

y sam and laura. >> kris, thank you so much. in fact, kris, thank you very much. we are getting a statement from ups this morning. that confirms much of what you just said and told us right now. in fact, 850 people are employed bc this particular facility where we're taking a live look from nbc bay area skyranger. let me read the statement from ups to you this morning, quote, ups confirms there was a shooting incident involving four employees within the company's facility in san francisco earlier this morning. local law enforcement conducting an investigation. we cannot provide information as to the identity of persons involved at this time penning the police investigation. we understand there are potentially multiple deaths though some individuals were transported to the hospital, and we are unsure of their status at this time. the company is saddened and deeply concerned about affected employees, family members and the community we share. our thoughts and prayers are with all of those touched by this incident. the facility is an area packing and sorting hub and

we do have kris sanchez on the way to figure out more. she will have more updates for us, but for now no street closures and they are looking for the source of that water main break. i'll send things back for you. >> as we start out this morning, we are seeing some mostly clear skies as you get ready to head out the door, and it is going to be a warmer day than yesterday, so we're now at 52 degrees in the tri-valley, and we're not seek all of the low clouds and the fog like we had yesterday. it's 57 degrees in the east bay and 50 in the north bay. a cool start there, but then look at how we warm up this afternoon. up to 80 degrees in the south bay, and 77 degrees in had the peninsula. san francisco up to 67 degrees. we're looking ahead to the weekend. that's coming up in the forecast a little bit later. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> all new this morning, san jose police tell us nobody was injured when a police suv crashed into another car downtown last night this. happened just before midnight on north fourth street. actually rig

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we have our patriotic outfits on here today, red, white and blue, and you had your red on yesterday, i believe. only one day ahead of us. >> i'll be rocking it on the fourth of july. some great weather across much of the bay area. what we are seeing now as you get ready around the inland areas and you step out and it's in the mid to upper 50s. 52 in san francisco. in the north bay you cannot see the golden gate bridge. i'll talk about that and also the fire danger we'll have with the low humidity. mike is trying to see the bridge. >> i did see flashing lights right before treasure island. traffic is moving, though. we'll show you the speed sensors on our map. whatever is going on chp says they're helping out. preholiday light. back to you. >> the host of "morning joe" responding to the president's twitter rage. >> within the last two hours mika brzezinski and joe scarborough spoke out about what happened. >> this has to be a joke. the president of the united states really has gone ove

. >> and i'm kris sanchez. this story has athe lost parents feeling shocked and wondering what kind of person could do this. nbc bay area's bob redell is live at the oakland courthouse. you talked with the district attorney's office. it's hard for those of us not there to make sense. could the district attorney make any sense of it. >> reporter: good morning to you, chrkris and sam. we were told the uc berkeley police department delivered the case to them this morning, that they are reviewing it, that the woman accused of drugging a toddler at methamphetamine at people's park in berkeley is scheduled to appear in court here at 2:00 this afternoon, though a bailiff for that courtroom, specific courtroom, tells us it's quite possible that her appearance could be continued until tomorrow. right now the woman remains in custody accused of attempted murder. she is a 36-year-old woman who apparently lives in people's park in berkeley, a park that is home to a number of people who are homeless. this past monday a 2-ye

but think kris cares if she's photoshopped or not? we're going to say no, since endorsements like this helped her earn $11.5 million last year. >> people will make comments on my stuff all the time. look at her nose job -- i've never had my nose done. or, look at the tummy tuck. there's no tummy tuck. for me, as i age, i do things. i did my neck. >> has anybody had a bigger week than george clooney? he's home with the brand new twins and just scored that billion dollar deal and his life is making news again tonight. george's longtime pal randy gerber opens up to kevin today about george's newborns ella and alexand alexander. >> he's just so happy right now. having those kids is such an incredible feeling for him and amal. >> the twins were born june 6th in london, and randy and his wife, cindy crawford, were spotted in the city shortly afterward. >> we went to the house. the kids are the perfect mix of both george and amal. they really are so cute. >> how is amal doing as a mother? >> she's amazing. she's a natural. she looks beautifu

kris? >> thank you, kari.xt on "today in the bay" an up close look at the justice system in the bay area. the reason a new report says police are to blame for racial disparity. >> plus, the president has a lot to say this morning on twitter. we'll walk you through it coming up. >>> plus, watching the markets so far this morning, the dow jones industrial average has dipped in very earlying down 19 points to 21,389. the biggest news in the business world this morning is google and that $2.7 billion fine the company just got from the european union. alphabet stock, google's parent, is down this morning about $6 a share. (mike ad libs) >>> it's 6:42 with cloudy skies starting out on this tuesday morning as we take a live look outside over san jose. all of these clouds getting out of here by late morning and then looking at the temperature trend for willow glenn at 10:00 we're at 67 degrees. 69 degrees at 11:00 and then some mid-70s for today. a beautiful day, even cooler than normal. it does heat up the end of the

= =cover shot in= kris/2shot good morning, and thanks for joining us. i )m kris sanchez. sam/2shot and i )m sam brock. we brought you live breaking coverage of the officer-involved shooting on )today in the bay.) police were on the hunt for this man---- for all sorts of reckless behavior. =sam//boxes= and they finally tracked him down...to a house in vallejo, near pacheco boulevard. that )s where we find nbc bay area )s bob redell, who )s been covering this story since 4:30. bob -- you spoke to the suspect )s friends and family--- and they )re not buying the backstory? ==bob/live== vallejo police tell us that the suspect kevin decarlo had been evading them for a week and that they shot him here last night after he rammed one of their vehicles. decarlos father believes officers have been targeting his son with an intent to kill him. ==take pkg== oc: he )s a good dude. runs 1:22 ==bob/live== kris/vset meantime - in less than a hour we should know if president trump will follow through on this threat...and pull the u-s from the paris climate accord. it )s a decision that gov

>> reporter: good morning, kris and sam. a lot of pressure because until about a year and a half ago many ba.a.r.t. riders weren't aware those security cameras onboard the train were decoys the rance it agency has installed real security cameras. b.a.r.t. announcing the installation is complete. the transit agency just released this video that is from four security cameras onboard a train that gives riders a sense of the camera angles and video quality. the fakes were installed in the late 1990s and the early 2000s to deter vandalism. did you realize about 70% were fake? >> i thought they were working cameras. >> decoys can be a problem. >> reporter: how important is it now that they're working? >> very important. >> reporter: riders became aware of b.a.r.t.'s decoy cameras last year after a man shot and killed another man on a b.a.r.t. train at west oakland in january of 2016. b.a.r.t. did release images of the suspect a camera at the ticket gate but mott frnot from camera onboard. a freedom of information request and found

kris, you talked about fare changes.chedule for mass transit, a smooth drive except for b.a.r.t. recovering from a ten-minute delay. early me chanical issues. no major issues. >> all right. you know that music means the weekend is finally here. >> that is a weekend weather. >> weekend weather. >> right, it's fri-yay! holiday weekend. some nice weather especially for the bay and the coast. it gets toasty for tomorrow looking at the valleys as we'll get a of sunshine, a little bit hotter than today but on sunday we're looking at highs right at about 90 degrees, the bay at 80 degrees and 68 degrees along the coast. now looking at some spots like month, it will be cool there, only up to 62 degrees tomorrow. yeah, you'll want to make sure you bring a jacket there and we'll get some sunshine looking at the fillmore jazz festival happening in san francisco. at 10:00 in the morning cool to start but we'll make it into the low 70s and mostly sunny skies throughout the day as it does cool off. the russian river fireworks, an event

. >> and i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia-cannon is off today. clearly it was a sunny weekend, wasn't it, sam? you look a little -- >> a little bit of sun burn. you were telling me about sunscreen and i didn't actually use it. i was in san francisco. 75 degrees. >> what had help does it do if i tell you what's going to happen. oh, whatever. it's a great monday morning and we're start iing out with more perfect weather heading into the start of the week. a few degrees warmer in spots. where we begin this morning all clouds as we get a look at the tri-valley on the right side of the screen and it's 58 degrees looking live from the north bay. we start out with clouds and mild temperatures. highs reaching into the 80s for the north bay and tri-valley and the south county. morgan hill up to 83. palo alto 78. 64 in san francisco. we'll look at more temperatures coming up. mike has a roadway hazard. >>> a smooth, easy drive around the bay right now. i take to you concord, there's a port-a-potty in the roadway, a slow lane, lane number four. watch out nu

i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia-cannon is off. >> and i'm sam brock. kris is exactly right. this week has been spectacular so far. you said we have some 90s coming right around the corner. >> are for the inland valleys we'll see some low 90s in in a few spots, but this will not be widespread and we'll still keep the cool temperatures along the coast. this is where we begin this morning as you get ready to head out, mid to upper 50s and even a few low 60s. san jose at 60 degrees looking at those high temperatures today we will see more weather with some temperatures slightly warmer than where we are were yesterday. i'll have a look at that coming up in a few minutes. as we head over to mike. >> something small but it is on the chp report. i want to shout it out to you. the speed sensors look great all around the bay you'll see blips here and there as crews move around in the early hours. southbound 880 one vehicle was not moving. it's over on the shoulder. that's just past the 238 merge. traffic looks smooth past this scene. i want to show you the bay bridge toll plaza where

==kris/2shot== and i )m kris sanchez. a )flex alert ) will be in efft for the entire state starting in about 3 hours... it )s a specifc call to action for all of us as too many air conditioners draw power at the same time. ==kris//live== let )s take you outside to fremont -- where temperatures are expected to hit 93. just one of the hot spots in the bay area. ==kris/take boxes== we have team coverage on the heat wave. and we start with meteorologist kari hall. kari -- the heat continues to bake the bay area. ==sam//fiber 19== the main concern today is keeping people cool, which is a in solano county and the central valley, that has been extended until friday. so our temperatures now already making it into the upper 80s for the inland valleys, while the coastline is now in the upper 60s. we have some low 70s but still going to see those high temperatures in the triple digits for concord, livermore and morgan hill. san jose will see a high today of 96 degrees, so still really hot. we'll talk about how long this lasts and we

sam, kris?tracie potts live from d.c., thank you very much for everything washington and russia investigation. 6:40. happening later today san mateo leaders will start debate banning the smoking of marijuana in apartment complexes. recreati recreational use will be legal throughout the state of california. couns councilmembers are considering second hand marijuana smoke. it would approve to all multiunit residences. >>> all right, folks, showing a pretty traffic pattern. no major issues through hayward and union city. the south bay starts that build through and summertime is later than that you may be late, though, heading southbound to the benicia bridge. talking about off down into lake herman road. that fire pete suratos reports out of solano county just outside of benicia. the fire department dealing with that. the bridge is okay but you may want to head over to the bridge. show you the travel times dover to the bay bridge. the freeway got hit hard with the top number. show the reason why th

>>> to nba hopeful bill smooth kris jenkins working out for the sixers today. he's probably not going to be drafted let's be honest. he'll go to the d league or play internationally, but the goal still nba and he's willing to work to get there. >> go, compete, play are a, play tough. hopefully the sixers want me, i love it here, but, upping, just wherever the chips may fall, whatever road i have to take i've always been one to never have the easy road and always grind. so i don't expect this to be different. >> he loves us. >> he does, does he. nba a lot of moves. good i know. >> dwight howard to is that right loll. deangelo russell gone. >> to the nats. >> this off season is more exciting than the playoffs. >> that's scary. >> last day of schools for lots of children across philadelphia but summer break doesn't mean fun and games for everyone. hank has his take. and your wake up weather and seven day forecast in the first five minutes and stay tuned for

. >> and i'm kris sanchez. six months after 36 people died two people were arrested today. >> the ghost ship fire was one of the deadliest fires to ever hit the bay area in modern times. nbc bay area's pete suratos is live in the newsroom with more about the arrests and charges that will be announced in just a couple hours from now. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, scott and kris. just getting information into the newsroom from the alameda county d.a.'s office and that's deric almena and max harris, the warehouse tenant of that building were arrested this morning outside of alameda county, and they will be the ones facing charges in connection to the deadly ghost ship fire. the d.a.'s office will hold the news conference in a matter of hours to further elaborate on those charges. now the announcement of charges against these two individuals just takes place over six months after that deadly ini didn't took place, that fire resulting in the deaths of 36 people and has put the city of oakland as well as ot

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van cleave, thanks, kris. meanwhile, a tropical storm is taking aim at the gulf coast. cindy formed today. warnings are posted from texas to mississippi. wind and waves are kicking up on lake pontchartrain in new orleans. that's where we have david begnaud. >> reporter: anthony, the storm is located 280 miles south of the city of new orleans, but already, the wind is whipping up white caps here along lake pontchartrain. tropical storm cindy has winds of up to 45 miles per hour, but it is nearly stationary over the gulf of mexico right now. this storm is expected to be more of a rain and flooding event than a wind event, but already alabama's governor has declared a state of emergency. in mis, they're expecting up to 12 inches of racism over the next 48 hours, in biloxi. and, anthony, this tropical storm may end up making landfall in southeast texas, but the rain bands could extend 500 miles to the east, all wait to the flower panhandle. >> reporter: david begnaud getting a little close there. thanks very much.

kris van cleave is there. t reporter: unrelenting heat bears down on phoenix as the temperature shoots towards a record-breaking 120. fire crews are rushing to handle a surge in heat emergencies. when it's over 110, your body cannot cool itself down, setting up the potential for deadly heatstroke. director of emergency management lisa jones. bu your house stays hot. buildings stay hot. ,he sidewalk stays hot. so there's no reprieve, basically. in reporter: the city opened 47 cooling centers across the valley, and about 50 flights had to be canceled at sky harbor airport because it may be too yst to fly. >> for the last few days, it's been very hot. i've never seen it this hot before. h osmond sharif has spent the last two days loading bags in triple-digit heat. t 's hydrating and taking breaks, but he says you can't escape this weather. >> on the concrete, it's 168 degrees. >> reporter: so you're getting 118 from above. >> yes. >> reporter: and 168 from below. >> yes. absolutely. >> reporter: do you feel like

kris/2shot and i )m kris sanchez. it is still a very active scene--- with police cars, crime scene tape....and tactical units blanketing the block. ==kris//map== here )s where the scene is. it )s on carnelian drive and santee drive -- this is near 101 and just blocks away from happy hollow park and zoo. ==sam== nbc bay area )s robert handa is live at the scene. and robert, what are you it's carnelia drive and santee drive, one block from the zoo. >> robert is live at the scene for us. robert, what are you finding oulgt about what start out about what started all this? >> reporter: things have calmed down so we can get more information. as you can imagine, it was an emotional and hectic scene for many of the people in this area. auction see now, san jose police officers and investigators have increa creston lane and mclaughlin boulevard known as the santee neighborhood. police got a call about a man laying in the street. a little later they found a woman in a nearby residence with a gunshot wound, and sources tell me s

this appears to be straight out theft, kris. the doctor gave people marijuana prescriptions, and data about those pot patients was stolen apparently by a form earp employee. the website offers californians marijuana cards for $29. in its user forum it says people's names and phone numbers and patient notes were exposed. dr. davidson's office says it's notified police. >>> a report from the bureau of labor statistics says people in the san francisco area make 53% more than the average american. now we have jobs that pay more, it's true. but even jobs that don't tend to pay a lot workers in san francisco tend to get paid much more than a person doing the same job in , say, ohio. that same report lists the jobs in francoe san francisco by the number of people. the most popular is programmer. but feeding those programmers is a big job. food service comes in second followed by maintenance and janitorial. at the bottom the most common is cashier, a job vulnerable to automation. >>> losses on the markets tuesday. investors trying to fi

>> reporter: good morning, kris and sam.lver swim club is a private club that operates out of gunderson high in san jose did send out a letter to parents of students regarding the arrest of timothy nguyen. he was an assistant coach here from december of 2015 to january of this year. the club states in a letter the staff did hear about nguyen's arrest from news reports, that there were concerns reported to usa swimming and nguyen's resignation was immediate. san jose police tell us that on may 30th of this year the club reported to them that nguyen, who is 25 years old, had been texting some of the teenaged boys and girls on the team for about a year. >> at first it was about the team and swimming, but then it progressed over time and they started becoming sexual in nature, asking for sexual favors as well as nude images of these children. >> so athletes are told and are coached to pay attention to coaches and do what we say. and then when they violate that and break that trust it's really awful. >> reporter: san jose police

here's kris van cleave. >> reporter: every day, 60 school bus drivers get into accidents.22,000 bus crashes a year injuring thousand of students. but the problems are much worse than just traffic accidents. our cbs news investigation found a stunning lack of oversight of school bus drivers. on average at least once a week, a driver is arrested for driving under the influence. >> i caught a big whiff of alcohol. >> or child pornography. >> what was on the computer? >> underaged pictures. >> or even sexually assaulting a child. >> when i look into her eyes i can see it. >> reporter: this new york couple who didn't want to be identified tell us their special need daughter was assaulted behind a church by her driver when she was 15. >> he would pick her up. make her get out of the bus. do o do. >> reporter: the family says the driver, ronaldo vega should never have been behind the wheel arrest aid year earlier on suspicion of child abuse but was allowed to keep his job. the charges were eventually dropped, but vega pleaded guilty to assaulting their daughter. >> they shouldn't

kris van cleave, thanks, kris. >> up next, yoga may be just what the doctor ordered for back pain. in class today. it was so gross. lysol disinfectant spray kills 99.9% of bacteria, even those that cause stomach bugs. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. >>> a new study says yoga may be as good a treatment for back pain as physical therapy. here is dr. jon lapook. >> this may sound like the beginning of a typical yoga class, but it is not. everyone here suffers from back pain. >> i'm much more comfortable with movement. >> 74-year-old, took up yoga ten years ago to help with her aching back. >> yoga makes me think about my back. and how i'm standing. if i am standing properly i can function belteutter. >> reporter: in the study, adults received back pain, one of three approaches over 12 weeks. weekly yoga classes, 15 physical therapy visits or education huh to cope with back pain. yoga was just as effective as physical therapy. both groups were 20% less likely to use pain medication than patients receiving education alone. yoga classes started with relaxation exercises

in palo alto, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you, kris. >> 6:03. the search is on for the person who abandoned a child near the zoo. the young person was left behind at the area of great highway around 9:00 last night. the age of the child has not been released. >>> all right, a buzz in silicone. day two of the apple developers conference is about to get under way in san jose this morning. today, a high profile guest is making an appearance. >> bob redell live in san jose where first lady michelle obama waking up this morning. she's expected to talk about pretty major issues. >> good morning to you there, laura and sam. first lady michelle obama will be speaking at apple's worldwide developers conference behind me here at the mchenry convention center at a few hours from now. the format will be a fireside chat, and apple's ceo says obama is expected to talk about, quote, empowering people from all walks of life. her hour-long talk will not be broadcast or live streamed. apple did kick off its week-long conference yesterday with introductions of sof

kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> b.a.r.t. is trying to change its image by adopting a safe transit policy. passengers in stations and on trains will not be asked to prove their citizenship. a watered down version of an earlier plan that would have declared b.a.r.t. as a sanctuary transit. it's to win favor with the public especially as b.a.r.t. is announcing the fare increases kris just outlined for next year. >>> homeowners right now are surveying the damage after this. firefighters monitoring hot spots overnight from brush fire in vallejo right by the highway. it was one of several spot fires across the bay area yesterday. that fire started when a car fire spread to a nearby hillside alongside interstate 80. all of this happening before 1:00 in the afternoon. it eventually burned about 40 acres. it caused slight damage to four homes. vallejo firefighters say the nearby fire station 26, which has been shuttered since 2010 would have come in it handy if it were staffed. >> we came from columbus and 80 basically. >> having 26

>> reporter: good morning to you, kris and sam. san francisco police are investigating what may have caused this massive brawl inside of the westfield mall last night. we'll show you that video of what took place. see san francisco police running up the escalator trying to diffuse the fight. they say the brawl started inside the mall roughly around 7:00 p.m. when about two dozen people started fighting in the food court area of the mall. police say some folks tried to run away from the cops with reports of chairs even being thrown at the officers. it took about 30 cops to respond to the. one of those officers suffering minor injuries like you mentioned, but the officer appears to be okay. several people were were detained as a result with one person being arrested. due to this incident you are looking at, the mall had to close up early last night but it's expected to open up during its regular business hours this morning. live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> pete, thank you very much. 6:02 right now on you

was airlifted to med star washington hospital center a few miles north of the capitol building, and kris van cleve is there. >> reporter: heavily armed police remain at the washington hospital where house majority whip steve scalise is recovering in critical condition. his wife jennifer and two young children left louisiana for washington this afternoon to be by his side. the 51-year-old joined the baseball team not long after being elected in 2008 as a way the meet his colleagues. scalise just finished batting practice, and had taken his spot at second base when the shooting happened. speaker paul ryan. >> he's likely really frustrated he's not going to be able to play in the baseball game. >> reporter: capital police special agents david bailey, a nine-year veteran, and crystal griner, were injured, as they shot the suspect who was -- while scalise was crawling for cover. representative joe barton was at the field with his ten-year-old son. they took cover as the officers went after the gunman. >> the heros are the police officers who attacked the shoot er and in doing so quite probabl

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kris, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, good morning to you.irst, i want to show you what it sounds like. it sounds actually like a creek, like you would hear as you go through the santa cruz money than but it's the water money breaks affecting monseras and a residential neighborhood. four homes are underÑi evacuati orders. belmont police trying to clear those folks out because their homes are at risk because of the rushing water. don't know at point what size that water main break is, but i can tell you that there is a lot of water rushing. we have seen city cruise out here trying to turn them off and the belmont pd tells us that is there's some heavy equipment headed in from the water district. they are stationed just up the hill. we'll try to get more information for you, but right now no major impact to traffic, but definitely major impact here in are this neighborhood here in belmont. we'll keep you up to date on air and on our social media platforms as well n.belmont, kris sanchez, "today in the bay. request ". >> developing news from the

in san carlos, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thanks so much, kris. >> 6:33. new this morning, antioch police investigating a deadly stabbing. happened a little after 8:00 last night on west 19th street near antioch high school. investigators say a man was stabbed in the torso and died from his injuries. this is antioch's fiveting homicide of the year. >> cancer patient authorities say was out for revenge is under arrest and facing attempted murder charges. investigators say 58-year-old yu chen was caught before he could carry out a plan where he wanted to kill his bay area based doctors. officers arrested him last week in san jose as he was driving from his home in the central valley. the plot unraveled when vidahlia police say they fount notes at the suspect's house telling his family he planned to kill the doctors who he blamed for his deteriorating health. >> we feel pretty confident of what his intent was and if we hadn't been able to in a sort of time sensitive way coordinate our efforts that we would be investigating at least one homicide if not multipl