troops is not limited to peacekeeping in the peninsula. koreare also to buffer from conflicts among the major powers in the region, whether the issue of territorial disputes, military buildups, or more serious clashes. an entire generation has passed since the end of the cold war. china became a major player in the region and the world. of course the u.s. is relative standing in the region -- the u.s.'s relative standing in the region has lessened. peaceld become a zone of where one half remains a strong alliance partner with the united states while the other half enjoys friendly relations with it. north korean officials have been known even to propose a u.s. dprk mutual security treaty to be followed by a marshall plan to rehabilitate the north korean economy. the argument goes like this, you and japan were bitter enemies at one time, today you are the closest of allies, and japan, thanks to your support, is a economic powerhouse. why can't we be as well? unrealistic, such statements are said in earnest and should be listened to. leaders,f

troops is not limited to peacekeeping in the peninsula. they are also there to buffer korea from conflicts among the major powers in the region, whether the issue of territorial north korean officials have been mutualor metoo -- security. to rehabilitate the north korean economy. the argument goes like this. you and japan were bitter enemies at one time. today you are the closest of allies. japan, thanks to your support, and economic powerhouse, why cannot we be as well? however unrealistic such statements are in earnest, and should be listened to. today, we face three leaders, president trump among kim jong-un and president moon who each seeks to carve out a legacy different from his predecessors. nowhere, and of unforeseen victory in the united states, and an impeachment in south korea, and the death of the leader in north korea have produced leaders willing to take new risks presenting a unique opportunity in 65 years to bring about a korean peninsula at peace, free of nuclear arms, and aligned with the united states. withdent trump bega

troops on the korean peninsula without approval. it could be mitigated if there is more clarity to congress. elements are the south korean government supportive or concerned about? the u.s. congress is often terms of the role they can play in north korean diplomacy. congress likes the american they are suspicious of the trump administration's ability to carry out a successful negotiation. lackare frustrated with a of knowledge they received about the process. where the confluence of events could lead us is congress putting up roadblocks hindering the negotiations, causing set ups in really or roadblocks united states have to come to. ofyou look at the history u.s. congress -- now is not the time for new sanctions. a postingcongress, shins approach. -- pro sanctions approach. stations are not strategy. you are a tool that can be used to lament strategy -- they are eight tool that can be used to -- are a tool to taht can be implement strategy. there is a reason to be concerned sanctions pressure on north korea is slipping. indicators t

some people think that it's to unify the peninsula. maybe it is kind of unattainable at this point in time. what is the most troubled prospective? >> if we could be brief in the interest of time our audience watching from afar and for everybody else. >> ambassador, let's start with you. >> i think that there is a role and it will continue for the nongovernmental actors at the same time we are at the point now that it's moved into the governmental space, so to attract what, but i think that tracked two is that it could help sort out and brainstorm ideas and that's quite importa important. >> third, they are becoming the pakistan of its generation and that's not good. after all, they launched the cargo operations after it cut its nuclear weapons in the first war between india and pakistan between the two nuclear states, so i think it's not a good thing, but it is happening. >> remember that india has a nuclear purpose to. [inaudible] [laughter] on that optimistic note, i hope you saw my i am thrilled and honored to be a part of the facult

intelligence that could undermine the apparent diplomatic progress on the peninsula . according to the report this missile research facility and sunroom done north korea is being built up rather than torn down. neighbors south korea is on alert. korean government is closely watching north korean movements and closely working with the united states however i hope you understand that we are not able to speak about intelligence reports about this on the heels of reports that north korea is continuing to enrich uranium in secret and critics say the trump administration is being played by north korea last week u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo faced criticism from within his own party and i am afraid there is this point the united states the troubled ministration is being taken for a ride fear not senator fear not. there is no doubt the u.s. intelligence community is watching north korea closely it is unclear however what progress has been made toward denuclearization since the trump him summit. heartless take the story down to the united states. standing by in washington

over to the east bay, no one haywar over through the peninsula, the 73 in san mateo. it's chilly in san francisco. 62 along the side up to the marina over to the mission we are at 67. for the north bay,1ou at 85 in . extend forecast, no big we will have morning fog, for the inland valleys, it's hot and hazy and the smoke with 95. then we will start to see things drop by this weekend with upper again, another week. we have escaped triple-digi we'll be tracking the fires just to the north of us throu >> thanks very much. up next, the trip to an aquarium that took a weird turn. how a man stole ashark, finger and managed to slip >> we are playing a new game check it out. >> happening now, if you thought the bay area was expensive. check out 90210. a new plot of land up up for sale. $150 billion. it's nearly twice the size of in texas. the suspect disguised the shark securi was able to track down took the woman into custody. after confession, they learned of the shark's whereabouts and the shark was returned and >> what a story to tell. >> one of the most popular two women

and north korea have agreed to form working groups to settle details for denuclearizing the peninsula the u.s. secretary of state mike home pale has been holding talks with north korean officials in pyongyang a state department spokeswoman says pompei or has been very firm on the complete denuclearize ation of north korea sara clock has more from seoul. well today is the first full day and the only full day of negotiations on the trip to north korea it's a two day trip and both sides are seeking to progress on the singapore summit which was a pledge only it's a pomp and he is working high level working group have the task of nothing at the detail with north korea and that includes the next steps as well as a timeframe now north korea and the u.s. have established these high level working groups yesterday they had a three hour meeting on arrival and today they have the two high level work working groups are looking to progress on those talks now the u.s. delegation has told reporters that momentum is being made to implement a denuclearization plan at the u.s. state department is also s

government has said it's this is the first step in the journey towards the denuclearization of the peninsula it's noted there will be ups and downs in the process so certainly there's got to be some element of optimism if they've all agreed to the next meeting so some suggestions that's completely bindy riled. not necessarily the case if these are the next meeting set down for july twelve and so a while interesting dynamic a report north korea to one side is the way that the u.s. have to deal with two very strong allies south korea and japan who have very different approaches.

this surf school and how is one of forty five in the peninsula. has been a surf instructor here for the past fifteen years time and again he's asked what's it like out there today. today we've got the typical conditions you need to practice with a light breeze two to three on the beaufort scale beginners can get out on the water easily and those with experience can hone their skills. for beginners a particular hell has a crucial advantage over the atlantic the water in the bay is extremely shallow. even if you wait hundreds of metres away from the shore you can still stand perfectly dishes for anyone who wants to learn to wind or kite surfing. as a beginner you take one step and you're back on the boat you don't waste so much energy and you can serve three to four hours a day you improve much faster than in deep water. during the season accommodations on the peninsula are generally completely booked out. especially the best known com site hope a six which is popular with the surfers laidback and bahamian it pairs a hippy vibe with a bit of. the com

about denuclearization on the peninsula. you said, i don't want to put words in your mouth, but i thought you saud the -- said the decoupling of the nuclear -- help us understand it -- of the nuclear umbrella. what does that mean in reality? because i don't know a lot about this particular conflict. i do know about nuclear weapons. and i do know that, you know, from my home state in montana, we can launch an icbm and attack north korea. so, when i hear that, the north korean peninsula, that being decoupled, is that just a political, a doctrinal thing? because it can't be a capability thing. we're not going to move our missiles out. help us understand that distinction. >> it's not clear what the north koreans mean by that. but the language that ambassador stephens cited worked toward the nuclear-free korean peninsula. reflects their view that south korea is a nuclear ally of the united states. we do not have a no-first-use doctrine. we claim, and i believe it is true, that we have no nuclear weapons on the korean peninsula. th

during the season accommodations on the peninsula are generally completely booked out. especially the best known com site hope a six which is popular with the surfers laidback and bahamian it pairs a hippy vibe with a bit of. the company site it's like a big family with people who have similar passions and a similar way of life but they spend time in similar ways and just have that surface soul. here on the help an insular you can be one with nature. and hold the wind in your hands. i'm now the face of fire from all of us here you know max as always thanks for watching us to get our. next time on your own with the full world cup one. team after shimon is heading home and there can only be one winner but tomorrow we won't be critiquing group is going to be this year's championship instead we'll be taking a look at the best school soccer supporters next time on your own max. on the bottom. of. the book. the but. the but. the only. least at full speed. which china. lead but always almost the. whole movie today and to the future. trying. thirteen dollars. hundreds off gives

for the peninsula, some sun, a few clouds lingering. redwood city, 78. heard through the embarcadero and across marin, napa, and sonoma counties. we're at 70 in mill valley. then you are 10 degrees warmer in napa at 80. we'll get to my seven-day forecast and some changes coming our way, but i want to let you know about something we're watching closely. that's hurricane fabio. it's in the pacific, category 1. winds at 90 miles per hour. we're not concerned about a landfall with this hurricane, but it's stirring up the pacific so much that we think from thursday through saturday, dangerous waves expected at our coastlines. 7 to 15 feet, southerly swell. rip currents and also what can turn deadly, those sneaker waves. so please stay out of the water, especially thursdayhr extended forecast. in san francisco, we do have the fog coming in as we head throughout fourth of july during the evening hours. still be able to see something it looks like at this point. some milder 70s by friday and saturday. no storms, nothing unusual the next seven days in terms of wet

the burn area stretches from the northern tip of san francisco to belmont on the peninsula. that's how big this is. flames have now charred 88,000 acres. that's 137 square miles. the county fire is now 33% contained, 3,400 firefighters are on the front lines. >>> a warning if you are headed to the beach today. the national weather service posted a beach hazard advisory for large waves, rip current, longshore current and sneaker waves. this runs through sunday.

over here on the peninsula. this is the one issue we have.control here between 280 and highway 35. holding up traffic eastbound right now. westbound moving smoothly. the rest of the day moves very smoothly. back to you. >> all right. thanks. >>> 6:32. the aclu will be back in court again today to talk about separating migrant families with a deadline to reunite children with their families is coming up next week. we are live. what does this really mean for migrant families? >> that's what a lot of migrant families are thinking about today as the judge hears from the lawyers for the fifth time in just two weeks ever since the separation started at the border under the trump administration's zero tolerance policy. at this point thousands of people are around the country separated from their parents. trump administration lawyers want more time to reunify the children and the parents. the acul also wants more time but they want more time to decide whether to seek asylum once they are reunited with their children. the july 26th deadline remains fo

we have more details on the denuclearisation policy on the korean peninsula. oductive or deeply regrettable. at that summit in singapore last month, the two sides reached an agreement, a tentative agreement, on the denuclearisation of the north, but it was vague and this meeting was intended to put some flesh on the bone, if you like. america sending its top diplomat, the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, all the way to pyongyang, but he failed to meet with the north korean leader, kim jong—un, and it doesn't appear that the two sides have reached an agreement on a timetable for north korea's denuclearisation. one major sticking point appears to be the us insistence on unilateral denuclearisation on the part of north korea. the north koreans have always said they favour a more step—by—step approach, one that involves concessions on the part of the us along the way. the us has said that is non—negotiable. but clearly, this is going to be a protractive process and one that will require commitment and patience on the part of the united states and we do know that

an earlier problem we had on the peninsula, multicar crash this morning. that temporarily had all lanes blocked. south bay 101 past woodside road the two right lanes that were remaining blocked are back open now. giving you the full all clear there and no delays behind that situation either. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza right side stacked up in the cash lanes. no problems with fastrack and looks like the left side the way to go if you are paying cash. metering lights should turn on in 20 minutes. next traffic update around 5:10. >> thanks. >>> this morning we're waiting to find out who won the more than half a billion dollars mega millions jackpot. >> just in case you want to check your ticket one more time take a look at the lucky numbers someone some san jose picked. the ticket worth $512 million, we don't have the numbers -- >> they're right here. >> behind you. >> 1, 2, 4, 19, 29, 20. >> those were not on my ticket. seven minutes reporter matt keller is joining us live from the store where that winning ticket was purchased. hi, matt. i'm a

spotty mist near the coast and the peninsula once again. ssibly as you cross some of the bridges across the bay, you can see the gray taking over. more neighborhoods, the marine layer grew and going to touch more of our neighborhoods this afternoon. it's not going to be as hot as it has been. our exploratorium camera at pier 15, how gray it is over san francisco. mid to upper 50s for most of us through 7:00 and near 60 at the coast today, from 71 to 77 around the bay with the hazy sunshine. 84 to 93 inland. yeah. break from the upper 90s and 100s. 7:00, heading out, dress for 58 at the coast, 70 around the bay, 83 inland. >> thanks. >>> take a look at traffic this morning. we're going to do a tour off our bridges including the richmond/san rafael bridge, the traffic is building but flowing nicely. our other drive times right now as you're making your commute into work, golden gate bridge six minutes, westbound bay bridge ten minutes and san mateo at 12. >>> and now we go to developing news in redding, the carr fire has really ballooned in si

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right now, 65 degrees in the south bay. peninsula 60. trivalley waking up to 66 degrees. the city of san francisco, 57 degrees. and the north bay at 54 degrees. now we are seeing just a little bit of cloud cover. very high clouds in some spots. and then low lying clouds now. as we head into the afternoon we are going to climb in temperatures. the temperature trend you see here in san jose climbing into the upper 70s by 12:00. right around your lunch hour is when we are going to have that big warmup. you are going to notice, we are going to start quickly climbing into those 80s in san jose. and further into the interior valleys we are talking about the 90s in the forecast. now, we are seeing a couple spots with elevated heat dang he. that includes monterey. i'll go into detail on there. there is a beach hazard in effect because we are going to see the waves churning up. >> on the day that everyone will want to be at the beach. we will stay tuned for that. >>> we begin with breaking news in santa barbara county. thousands are being evacuated because of a fast-moving fire tha

. >>> debate continues along the peninsula. they plan to build more than 2 million square feet of academic space by the year 2035. the big question centers on how much new housing the university should build and the impact it could have on people who live near by. the county plans to issue a final report in september. >>> today you have another chance to hear what pg and e and reallocate other costs. >>> another high ranking bay area tech company executive is stepping down, the racial discrimination case that forced her out. >>> good morning. this is today's top business headlines. wall street set to open in the red. the trump administration announcing plans to impose. it will retaliate. the new tariff will not go into effect for at least two months. the dow posting a four day winning streak up to 24,919. nasdaq rising to 7759. >>> rolling back recent drug price increases after the company was criticized by president trump last week. pfizer raised prices on drugs including viagra. the company reversed course after they poke with

your spread on the peninsula. ear 70 in south san francisco and sausalito. most of our north bay valleys may get up into the upper 80s around ukiah. mid to upper 70s along the east bay shore. into the inland east bay neighborhoods mid 80s to about 90 degrees. tonight it's going to be warmer on highway 4 from concord to antioch. the rest of us in the low to upper 50s. san jose may reach 60. my accuweather seven-day forecast what you're looking at are temperatures above average friday, saturday, sunday and then fall back close to average tuesday and wednesday. hi, sue. >> good morning. we're checking out the commute at the mcarthur maze, approaches to the bay bridge. we did have an earlier sig alert on the span, that's been cleared now for about a half hour. and looks like your approaches are looking good, especially the 80 approach. 580 and 880 into the toll plaza looking good. the metering lights are on so expect delays past the metering lights on to the upper deck the span is relatively clear now. at least a lot o

, that it denuclearization of the peninsula, thatitis denuclearization of the peninsula, that it is interpreted jong—un to give up all of his nuclear weapons while mr kim probably does not want to do that because he has been using it as leverage to be treated as equal, to have donald trump sitting down in front of them to have a meeting with him. there were always warnings about it and of course we heard from us intelligence officials saying they had evidence that north korea continued working on its nuclear programme even after the singapore summit. and that is why there was lots of pressure on mr pompeo to get more thanjust lots of pressure on mr pompeo to get more than just words from pyongyang and to get more details about the denuclearization plan. south korean officials have been advising washington to turn tone down the language and make kim jong—un feel more comfortable about what he can agree on. but that did not work too well because north koreans seem rather upset after mr pompeo spent two days in pyongyang. for the third timei two days in pyongyang. for the third time i should say a

what does this mean for kim jong-un's commitmentnto denunuclearize the k koren peninsula? we will get reaction from washington. also coming up, the city the islamic state turned into a ghost town. the city in a northern iraq was liberated three years ago but only a fraction of the yazidi minority who once liveved there have returned. we will have a an exclusive report. and a smartphone ban at schools in france. his are outraged, parents are happy, but the t teachers worryt will be tough to enforce. as temperatures soar off the scale, what happens if we just have to carry on work in the relentless heat? we ask the advice of berlin's road builders as we sweat our way througha real heatwave. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. tonight, reports that north korea has not stopped working to build new ballistic missiles that could carry a nuclear weapon. the washington post says that u.s. spy satellites detected renewed activity at a site that has produced them in the past. this puts into doubt the promise made by north korean leader kim jong-un. at a summit in

then on the peninsula we see more 80s here after starting off in the 60s. especially around redwood city 82. 75 in in millbrae. lee so mid-60s along the coast. south bay warmer and even bigger spread from 79 in milpitas, san jose 84 to nearly 100 in gilroy. up in the north bay more consistent because of the thick clouds. low to mainly mid-80s. the last stop midday neighborhoods. look at the temperatures in the amp upper 80s to mid-90s. now we'll fall back in the 50s tonight. so hopefully you sleep a a little bit better. but tomorrow with that extra sunshine will be one of the hottest days, hot through monday and tapers back to average by wednesday and thursday. enjoy it here is sue. >>> we are looking live at the compute through walnut creek. the taillights headed southbound on 680 past north main to the 24 interchange. you can see everybody moving at the limit here not a delay. but a 8-minute drive from concord to 124. over to the san mateo bridge where traffic is also looking great. we hope for friday light. moving nicely on the causeway towards the high

up the peninsula mid-70s to low 80s. own and south south africa. if you go to the game tonight hopefully you got the wine fess ticket because they are sold out. 6 at 7:15. dropping to 60. not breezy at at&t. low to mid-80s through the north bay. and east bay shore upper -- i should say upper 70s to near 80. upper 80s to mid-90s in our east bay valleys where it if you go to the alameda county fair michael fipy will be there when temperatures drop from 90 to 84 degrees. sleeping weather will be better tonight not as humid process many cooler. tomorrow through monday our hottest days temperatures will drop back to average with the breezes kicking in tuesday, wednesday and thursday. hey somebody sue. >>> taking a junk et over the san mateo bridge watch the tow truck clearing the stall there in the left shoulder there. not pushed it over to the right hand shoulder and get going off the span. just a little bit of slowing past that watching the tow truck get that car out of there. abonce again with a reminder there is a wildfire

and 80s on the peninsula. e fog is really helping some and doesn't help others at all. >>> right now 6:23 and a call for the justice this morning. >> this type of senseless killing should not be going on in oakland. we are a lot better than that. >>> an update as hundreds of people gathered to remember nia wilson who was killed there sunday night. >>> and the lava continues in hawaii. just how long scientists think the current eruptions could last. >>> we continue to follow developing news from laos where hundreds of people are missing after a dam collapsed. government officials say the dam was still under construction and water had backed up behind it during several recent rainstorms. 6000 are without a place to live. >>> the greek government says 50 people have been killed in a pair of fast moving wildfires. news outlets say the actual number is higher. the fire started monday. they were fanned by strong winds and many victims were families huddled together when the flames approached. more than 700 people liv

> two different men caught on surveillance peeping into windows on the peninsula. the investigation to hunt them down. >>> storm ranger mobile doppler radar is tracking monsoonal tu chances in about eight minutes. in the east bay. a string of water main breaks in martinez. >>> aand soggy problem in the east bay. we told you about a break that flooded garages and shu water to one local neighborhood. since then there have been two more breaks. melissa colorado is in martinezw >> repor g this, in the last two weeks there have been nine pipes that have burst. the last one happened around midnight today at the intersection of studio street and allen street. crews are there working to patch up that area. there was so much water gushing from that line, it noflooded a garage a few blocks away. colleen has a lot of cleaning up to do and her toddler didn't cause any of the mess. >> she can't touch the ground whatsoever. >> reporter: around midnight, water started gushing into the garage and past her front door. the culprit, a city pipe two blocks away that suddenly burst. col

moving up the napa valley down the peninsula and filling in rapidly on the coast all the way down to southern california and it take ace turn. tropical clouds continue to hover down there. 50s on the temperatures and these are down a good 5-7 degrees livermore minus seven and fairfield, my nus six. san jose minus four compared to this time yesterday. a westerly breeze not a wind but an on shore direction you got the water temperatures in san francisco and buoy. 51-52. cooler friday those tropical clouds may pay a visit. lower 90s. 6:01 and you're looking at something. >> just the bay bridge crowded. we don't have light conditions lake we did last week but it's still not the worst commute in the world. traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza looks good. driving through you can see traffic is moving along well especially on the ramps coming in from 880 there. not a lot of traffic. that should be to your advantage for a little while. the same thing goes, the freeways really haven't filled in just yet and the traffic is moving along nicely. if you're driving also this morning, looks like th

we have also had sprinkles for the peninsula. it is just enough rain to have you turns on the windshield wipers and it's gone. here is a look as we get ready for sunrise. upper 60s starting out the morning. it will be humid for the first part of the day. humidity will be dropping fw through the afternoon. it will be a warm day for inland valleys reaching into the low 90s and 66 today expected in san francisco. we'll take a look and mike has a look at the bay bridge. >> we can see all of the lights and clouds are not touching the top there. we do see the clouds in the area. talking about all of that moisture in the area. maybe damper roadways. we haven't seen a problem. you might have to wash your car. we are looking at this. there is the north bay no major problems close to the bay. a new crash here got reported seconds ago. i'll give you an update in the next few minutes. >> thank you. it's 5:10 right now. build a bear chaos. the company doing various damage control after it left a lot of kids empty handed. new this morning how t

on the peninsula upper 50s. those are down about 2-4 degrees from monday as well. low clouds cool by the coast. more of a breeze by the delta. 60s and 70s. . 6:00 and it's 80. we have a bad problem here on 80. eastbound at ash by avenue, a truck came through, the sand barrels and part of this area here, the overpass you can see the sand barrels there and there's sand everywhere on the road and the truck itself lost wheels. no wheels on the truck on the left side. so they're not able to move it. can't just drive it off with no wheels. they have to wait for a tow truck and a sweeper and cal tran for all this sand to be picked up. it will be a while. if we can back up it's really effecting traffic on 80 westbound coming through from el sorito. look at this slow traffic here. this area is slow heading out to where the accident is at ash by. so get on the road early, today is a spare the air day. you might want to consider using bart or public transportation so at least you don't have to worry about stop and go traffic getting through. if you're driving to the bay bridge

tomorrow morning, the bay, san francisco, the peninsula, you'll start out wit areas of fog. by the afternoon we have haze lingering around. we're at 78 in santa rosa. 80 in napa, 81 in concord, 78 in san jose. and you have cool 60s from san francisco over to half moon bay. the big question is what about the smoke tomorrow? i don't see any big change in the wind pattern as we head into your tuesday forecast. so it's going to take a lot of the smoke and push it right off here to the north and east of the fires. so much of the bay area, you know, will be getting a little bit of haze. but in terms of breathing problems, you're probably not going to have too many. the surface wind will be coming out of the west-northwest 10-12 miles per hour. my extended forecast does have hotter weather. firefighters, looking at this, we're going to go from 79 on wednesday to 91 on thursday and likely the hot 90s, the way i see it right now, into upcoming sunday and by the time we hit next monday we'll see things backing off for us. i don't see any chance for an odd system moving in to bring us s

running warmer on the peninsula. stanford, 61 and los altos 62. mid 50s san mateo codelta wind kicking up its heels a little bit. after that you see the fog and low clouds burning off and these high mid level clou

is that just denuclearisation of the peninsula means? orea and the us? that is the big question. ever since that declaration at the singapore summer. that meeting between the sitting us president, president trump, and kim jong—un was historic and symbolic. but they agreed ina historic and symbolic. but they agreed in a vague term that they are both committed to the denuclearisation of the korean peninsula. that word, denuclearisation, mean somewhat differently if you are asking of koreans or americans. us wants north koreans or americans. us wants north korean is to give up all of its nuclear weapons. i don't think that is exactly what mr kim has in mind because since then we have had us intelligence agencies saying that they have evidence that the country continues working on the infrastructure for not just continues working on the infrastructure for notjust nuclear programmes that missile once as well. because the declaration was so vague it does not necessarily mean that kim jong—un has violated anything he has committed to. 0bviously

sunshine in the peninsula. the ocean breeze in effect, 65 in a the mission, 69. we're going to 90 s r sonoma and -- sonoma and warmest is 93 in novato. we will likely see more monsoonal moisture getting close. near the bay area, thursday, 5:30 in the morning. humidity, increased cloud cover and possibly thunderstorms off to our south. i haven't added anything in yet for thunderstorms. we will be tracking the weather close. low 70s san francisco, the next couple of days and keep that trend into this coming weekend. for cities away from the coastline, it stays hot, upper 90s through thursday with humidity. thunderstorms close by wednesday and thursday. we will see it drop down this weekend but certainly not a huge difference. low 90s this upcoming saturday and sunday's forecast. we are looking at a little bit more humidity coming our way this week. the doppler radar going and tracking. >> nice mid-summer forecast. >>> up next, terrifying moments on a tour bus in hawaii. look at that. new video of the so-called lava bomb that injured nearly two dozen people. >> we h

running warmer on the peninsula. stanford, 61 and los altos 62. mid 50s san mateo codelta wind kicking up its heels a little bit. after that you see the fog and low clouds burning off and these high mid level clouds on the way. there's a lot down here, we're just too far to the west but we'll mention some of that coming in later today. upper 80s, low 90s. cville, s way. also on interstate 80 so please give yourself a little extra time. although the traffic delays are not very big. solano super commute does look all right if you're driving across the cartinis bridge. richmond to berkley, it looks pretty good. this is about a 15-minute drive, more than that driving to the bridge. a little bit of jam in left lanes, nothing major. d of dir discussing a change that could affect thousands of people who rely on bart's early morning service under the bay. be awar that for a few months next year service won't start until an does now. allie rasmus joins us now from the newsroom to talk about the options bart is considering for its passengers. >> reporter: ye

starting off cloudy along the peninsula. watch out for delays sfo. we'll warm in the 70 in millbrae to 82 in redwood city. cloudy, low to mid 60s. south bay starting off cloudy and about 60 at 7:00. sunshine this afternoon and a widespread of temperatures from sunnyvale at 82, gilroy where the garlic festival starts at 96. north bay mostly cloudy and 53. sunshine and breezy, especially the closer to the water. that's why san rafael is 83 and santa rosa 90s. we'll head inland where we're starting off mainly sunny and comfortable in the 50s. we'll end up around 90 in san ramon. mid 50s to mid 60s again tonight. notice our temperatures taper just a little bit every day. expect this weekend upper 50s at the coast to low 60s in san francisco, mid 70s around the bay and upper 80s to low 90s inland. looks nice. >> let's check your traffic outside right now at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's. light throughout the morning and look at that, very light right now as well. so that's some good news driving through there. check your drive times around the bay area.

the peninsula humane society saw the most number of strays, six dogs and lthree cats last not.ogs and one cat brought in. the number of strays is significantly down compared to other years. contra costa animal control is one of those seeing a drop. but so far there have been no reunions from the "finding rover" app, that new facial recognition site we told you about that helps reunite pets with their owners. >>> fourth of july celebrations aren't quite over. drones will be lighting up the sky. because intel is launching drones. it's the first-ever drone fireworks display at travis air force base. the show was planned for last night but postponed because of high winds, but it will happen tonight. i think it's at 9:00. >> should be cool. >> if you can't get enough of fireworks displays, we've posted a site with all the displays across the area at other website. >>> would no longer need a fireworks forecast, but here comes the weekend and some heat. >> hotter temperatures, but big changes on friday that might throw you guys a little bit of a curveball. i want you to be prepared fo

jump from 59 to the 70s on the east bay shore with 75 in fremont. peninsula cloudy to sunny, and we'll start to jump up into the 70s away from millbrae where we'll be at 68, and along the coast, upper 50s there. as we head down into the south bay, 58 this morning under a partly cloudy sky. jumping up to near 80 by 4:00. especially around places like los gatos, morgan hill, and gilroy. in the north bay, more cloudiness, 57. but sunshine this afternoon. you can see temperatures in the mid 70s to about 80 degrees. in our east bay valleys, look at this. if you didn't use the air conditioner yesterday, you probably won't need it today. 79 to 86. my seven-day forecast, more clouds tonight. a slight chance of drizzle near the coast, and in the east bay. and that will lock us into a cooler afternoon. now, see the temperatures jump thursday? and especially our hottest day for the third week in a row, will be saturday. >> good morning, mike. we do have one new issue to talk about, this is on the peninsula. southbound 101 off ramp west 292. a flipped suv. it flipped on

moving up the napa valley down the peninsula and filling in rapidly on the coast all the way down ton california and it take ace turn. tropical clouds continue to hover down there. 50s on the temperatures and these are down a good 5-7 degrees livermore minus seven and fairfield, my nus six. san jose minus four compared to this time yesterday. a westerly breeze not a

we'll have a quick look at the peninsula. it is making a connector onto the san mateo bridge. >> thanks a lot. >>> coming up next, terrifying moments caught on camera. >> it exploded straight out at the boat. we could hear the rocks hit the boat. >> a lava bomb explodes, the frantic rush to get everyone out safely. >> and i just posted this on twitter. a little motivation for your tuesday morning. today is the day we give it all we have got. stay with us. we'll be right back. story.. a lava explosion in hawaii-- sends a lava bomb the size of a basketball through the roof of a tour boat. at least 23 people are hurt. four were rushed to the hospital. one person was listed in serious condition. the other passengers got burned and scraped. >>> four people rushed to the hospital. the other passengers got burned our scraped. >> it exploded straight out at the boat. we could hear people yelling. >> so it stems from those explosion es. >>>. >> a police officer firing to try to stop two murder suspects. >>> police say the suspect fired

. >>> there's been a few reports of light showers on the peninsula and that's about it. it does look like dry air is spilling in. 50s and 60s, pretty mild due to the cloud cover. brentwood at 72. martinez in the 60s. walnut creek 64. tahoe and truckee, isolated showers popping up yesterday, first time this week. so they're for us, that moistur continues to move across although it does look like more cloud cover. 60s and 70s to near 90 degrees. 430 tim tum on a friday. off to a good start. we're doing all right. yesterday, todthe next few week seeing slightly lighter than usual conditions here and there because of july sometimes the volume is not there. right now in vacville still looks good. it's early enough that you can get a good drive no matter what really time of the year, it's usually good at the cartinez bridge and heading out to the mac arthur maze, 17 minutes to make that drive. also at the bay bridge, most of the lanes are doing well. cash lanes have a back up but nothing serious. let's go back to the desk now. >> happening proposing the trump administration be

six decades after the fighting stops on the korean peninsula. has more from washington d.c. . the handover of these remains of these u.s. service members was one of the clear actions that was in the singapore communique from june when u.s. president donald trump met the north korean leader kim jong un over there in singapore and this was all part of it the handover of these remains it's unclear why it took so long after the sing this summit for this to happen but we do know that secretary of state my palm pale was over in north korea recently and it's probably safe to assume that this was very high up on his list of pressuring the north korea's koreans to make this happen now over the years there's been a handover of repatriation of some other american soldiers that were lost during that war but it's believed that there are still five thousand three hundred u.s. service members that are unaccounted for from the war and it's believed that the north koreans pav about one hundred to one hundred fifty or so remains still ready to hand over to the americans at some point now what ha

rest of us from half moon bay towards the peninsula in the mid to upper 50s.east bay shore, most of the east bay until you get to concord and towards antioch low to mid 60s there. same thing in san jose, los gatos 74. 57 in fairfield, napa 75. look at all the moisture in the air. you may need to use the windshield wipers a couple times. alexis and i did as we crossed the bay bridge this morning into san francisco. so some misty spots, caution for your driving, ferry rides could be gusty north of the bay bridge through tomorrow morning at 3:00, mass transit, the summer spread once again. here's a look at what's going on in san francisco, we'll escape the 50s by noon. it will be pretty cloudy most of the day in the low to mid 60s and let's go over to the east bay where we've got 70s by noon with sun breaking out, partly sunny this afternoon, mid 70s down to about 65 by 8:00. and then in the south bay we're going to hit the 80s for a couple hours this afternoon in between the cloudy start and the fairly cloudy ending. 140-mile-per-hour chase last night, i keep th

the peninsula near 101 is getting a backup northbound and southbound. t us bring in steve up with the forecast. >>> thank you, i appreciate that. baseball tonight, thank goodness it is back. it is brutal. and no baseball. for crying out loud. low clouds in place, there will be some higher clouds coming in. and cloudy, that sounds like a copout. >> it is a little bit because there will be higher clouds and i don't think fog will be an issue. 70 degrees, 6:35 pm, thunderstorms favoring the south of tahoe although i believe they will get in on this in the weekend. the gray is there, no problem there, but it is favoring the north more so then the peninsula or areas towards the south. it is still there on the coast, status quote fog, a little bit cooler and if you are away from the coast, or close, you will have high clouds, muggy and humid. and this is rotating away, where you going? towards the pacific. some of it will sneak up, not a lot. it does not look like anything that was organized. this will have a cooler forecast for some and in the coast in the ci