i )m laura garcia. >> a revery good morning to you, it's tuesday. i'm marcus washington. we'll get to your traffic in just a moment but kari has good news as we embrace these cooler temperatures. the heat up is coming. >> you better take it in now. it's going to be hot heading into the weekend. today not so bad, even though we're starting out with the clouds and fog, we'll get sunshine later today. it's mostly cloudy right now as we take a live look outside in san jose. here's our temperatures for southeast san jose and evergreen. it will be in the low 80s and little bit close to normal. we'll be just slightly above normal today. here's a look at the 7-day forecast and the trend we're on as we head through the first day of summer, 90 degrees and it jumps by 10 degrees by saturday. some events going on around the bay area as well. mike, now you're tracking a crash in san jose. >> we see crash and slowing, here's north 101. look, really hitting the brakes

north of 680. let's show you on a map what we're talking about, northbound 101 which i just showed you, the cameras here, the crash is much farther north at oakland road but notice this, we see speed sensors lighting up as you get close to the crash scene. they may have moved this from the middle lane to the shoulder. i'll double check with chp but a quick build for this portion of highway 101 from tully road past 880 for san jose. the rest of silicon valley great, tri-valley east bay no problems, just a build across the san mateo bridge in san francisco. the bay bridge has the backup at the toll plaza but this crash looks like it cleared off to the shoulder at the ups pullout there. west 880 moves nicely through south 101. i'll continue to track that if chp says lanes are blocked but i think they just cleared it. >> good to know. >> we do continue covering breaking news in the east bay. at least one person is hurt after an overnight gun battle between union city police officers and several suspects.

>> this all happened off of railroad avenue. p pete surraatos is live at the scene. you were asking the questions what led to the violence. >> good morning. there's still a lot of questions as far as why the three suspects who we're now learning from police were all juveniles, why they were pulled over in the first place, that information is not at least being disclosed by union city police. we just talked to them but they did confirm they were all juveniles in that car that tried to get away from an officer involved shooting. there's that car we've been showing you all morning long. now that we're getting daylight, you can actually see bullet holes in that car. now this is where the scene ended following the officer involved shooting. i asked police if that's the car they couldn't confirm it. but as you can see there in the video, that's where the bullet holes are in the car where the scene ended. but you're looking at when they were trying to look for these suspects near railroad avenue and whipple road and according to union city police, they are saying the shooting happened

roughly around 11:30 p.m., officers stopping a car not too far from here near e street and railroad avenue. a gunfire exchange takes place between several officers, about six officers and the suspects learning are juveniles. and that's when the gunfire exchange toopts. they point out none of the officers were injured. now the suspect drives the car to this area where we're standing at railroad avenue and whipple road. the suspects jump out and run into the surrounding neighborhoods, all are located and taken into custody in this area, one of them sustained a gunshot injury and taken to the hospital. that injury is not life threatening, you're looking at the scene clearly still active and like i said, that appears to be the car where those suspects were in when this all happened. but police say there's no ongoing danger to the public but it's still an ongoing investigation. we're live in union city. pete"today in the ba bay." >> thank you so much, pete. >> yes. >> at 6:03. to washington, d.c. this

morning, where there is growing outrage after new pictures and video and audio surface from inside a texas detention facility. >> this is sparking a nationwide debate about separating migrant children from their parents. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. with the response from the trump administration. good morning to you, tracie. >> hey there, marcus and laura. the trump administration says they are simply following the law. others on both sides of the aisle here, democrats and republicans say it's cruel and inhumane and we're seeing this growing chorus of people who are concerned about how the trump zero tolerance policy is being rolled out. >> sounds of anguish from behind a chain link fence. migrant children sleeping on floors waling for their parents, mocked by a border patrol agent. >> the audio provided by a civil

rights attorney not verified by nbc is sparking outrage. >> they need to end this policy. it is unconscionable and immoral and it is wrong and it is unnecessary. >> this is government sanctioned child abuse. >> strong defense from the trump administration. >> we have to do our job. we will not apologize for doing for our job. >> president trump blames democrats for a law that does not exist. separating migrant children from their parents prompted by his zero tolerance policy in april. >> the united states will not be a migrant camp and it will not be a refugee holding facility. >> the government is caring for more than 11,000 migrant children. president trump will likely be confronted about it when he meets with republicans on capitol hill tonight. >> and that 11,000 we could be looking at 20,000 or more

according to the latest estimates by the middle of the summer. in fact before the end of the summer of the marcus and laura? >> just certainly one of those cases that month matter where we stand, people will be talking about this for some time. thank you so much, tracie. >> our coverage continues next with a complete border battle fact check. the information you need to know about the kids being separated from their families as well as the breakdown of the current immigration policies. >> san mateo county leaders will follow through on the end of a new state law that limits the collection of fees for placing juveniles in custody. parents in the past could often be on the hook for thousands of dollars but a new state law took effect in january ending the collection of those fees. san mateo county expects to forgive more than $12 million in debt. >> sonoma county cold case just moving forward today. the man accused of killing two young campers in their sleeping bags on a beach in jenner will face a judge. the prosecutors say shawn michael gallen of forestville

shot and killed lindsay cutshell and her fiance in 2004. the case was cold for years until now. authorities already arrested gallen last year in a deadly shooting of his brother. several weeks following that arrest they named him as the lone suspect in the jenner case. today he could enter a plea in court. the search is on this morning for the man seen robbing a business in san jose. police say on may 1st, this man you see here in the black beanie walked into a public storage store with a hand gun. right there you see demanding money from the employee. this is the store in east san jose. that man took the cash and then hopped into what you see right here, a silver blazer and then sped off. >> housing advocates in concord want to get the word out about the city's new relatively new option to pay unfair rental hikes. about a year ago they approved a rent review program and it's for tenants during any one year.

and the group helping tenants will hold the first two days of outreach meetings to let people know about their rights. sonoma county leerds say homeowners are running into more and more frequent problems during heavy rains. rupturing of privately owned and sometimes anty quait eed sewer lines run to the county owned main sewer line. the water agency wants to create a new order permitting inspection and required repairs when necessary. tonight they'll hold the first of three meetings to discuss the plan. we start out with a cloudy morning all across the bay area. even inland as we look outside in dublin. i've been watching these trees moving around. it's still breezy out there as we start out this tuesday morning. let's go to concord where it's going to heat up fast today. we're starting out in the low 60s but we'll already be at 72 degrees with sunshine at 10:00 and heading into the low 90s

today. 3:00 we're hitting that high temperature of 91 degrees. and if you want somewhere cooler to go, maybe head to some of the hiking trails along the peninsula where we will have patchy fog and it stays in the 50s throughout the afternoon with breezy winds there. 57 degrees. we'll talk about what's ahead as temperatures get hot this weekend. and the crash in san jose, still not clear? >> i thought it was. judging by the speed sensors but they were a little bit deceptive. we're showing the live shot again, traffic from time to time starts to move a little better, getting by the crash farther north. here's 101 northbound at 680, 280 gives a good meter how the volume is building. this is from tully up to oakland road. it's solid red and crash still reported in the middle of the roadway. that will be a problem. no major injuries but quickly building commute may force more traffic at 280 and 87 jogging around the ripple effect we talk about. we also talk about this where

pete was reporting the officer involved shooting there. the investigation continues on a railroad and whipple is also closed and that's important because it does cut off folks from getting to or from mission boulevard over here. now most of the warehouse -- the trucks are okay and target and shopping center are further over it's not a major problem for this morning but it will be a pain for many hours as they get around that scene that has the closure. the rest of the bay moves nicely. approach towards the bay bridge does show the backup. a slower drive now just about a half hour from highway 4 to the berkeley curve and backup at the bay bridge. back to you. >> thanks, mike. we got much more for you here on "today in the bay," including marijuana at the market. the marijuana prescription drug you could see at pharmacies. >> a mess ahead for your money as the markets look like they are going to have a very rough day. >> it's horrible and like i said, it's i guess kind of expected in this climate that horrible things like that -- >> later a controversial sign

posted at the dunkin' donuts location asking customers to report employees who spoke in language other than english. the apology from the chain this morning coming up at 6:26. you're watching "today in the bay."

it's 6:13. let's go to los gatos where the skies will clear quickly and temperatures go from the low 60s

to the low 80s by the afternoon. we'll top out at 85 degrees today, it's going to be warmer than yesterday and that warming trend continues as we go through the week. i'll talk about some hot 100s in the forecast. that's coming up in about five minutes. >> we're looking at 33 minutes for highway 37. you're slowing and jammed out of vallejo, and then heading over towards novato. on the peninsula, easy drive. traffic just getting over there via the san mateo and dumbarton. >> good morning to you. rough seas ahead. the tesla with all kinds of problems this morning. but the biggest problems are going to be the red arrows ahead on the stock market. these two men are trading swea s threats over trade itself. saying america is ready with the second set of tariffs in case china responds to first set. who started this is up for debate. president trump says china

started it but the bottom line and the disaster ahead this morning on the stock market is we're seeing this morning we're ready to respond to their response to our response that's made a mess of stock markets. tesla says it had another fire at its manufacturing plant. it's had a series of small fires, nobody hurt. this apparently happened on sunday and elon musk told employees tesla has been the victim of sabotage. the e-mail says somebody messed with computer systems and stole data. he doesn't specifically link the fire to the sabotage. >> we were talking about how musk promised investors tesla will make 5,000 cars a week starting this month and remember, this month is more than half over. it's not clear how the sabotage might affect that promise. who did it? how about voekz wagen? he hints it was other car companies. he says there are a multitude of big gas diesel car companies

that are willing to cheat so much about emissions, maybe they are willing to cheat in other ways. now, remember, elon musk also raised sabotage after one of his facex rockets blew up in 2016. nobody was hurt and spacex speculated a sniper might have been responsible and hinted again its competitors could have been responsible for that one as well. it turns out there was no sabotage. there was no sniper but we're hearing the sabotage idea again. now, if there was sabotage, something i've been pursuing is was there some sort of criminal case filed with the fbi with fremont police? >> some kind of investigation. >> there's been a crime committed. >> especially the cost of that. >> we're following up on that and hope to have more information for you. >> sounds good, thank you, scott. >> the first federally approved marijuana prescription drug could be heading to pharmacies soon. u.s. food and drug administration will decide whether it's going to give first of its kind approval. the drug is called e pet low

level and moving it too fast. can't read it. it can be used to treat epilepsy. hope i pronounced it right for you. some worry it could impact the all right r lrd xifrting medical marijuana market. >> we love our pets, but it comes to find out a lot of people really aren't ready to care for them in case of an emergency. nearly 70% of american households have a pet but a new survey from bank rate finds that only 39% of americans have enough savings to cover the $1,000 pet emergency cost. about a third of pets need emergency vet care every year and it can cost more than $1500 if that pet needs surgery. experts say you should include pets in your family's emergency fund and add vet care to your monthly budget. >> you never know. >> i was wondering, why does bank rate care about our pets. i get it.

>> affects the bottom line in the household. >> you can take those pets in their in good health, take them out to enjoy the day. >> nice and warm and we always tell you that when it gets really hot, never leave your pets in the car and that includes today as we start out with the clouds this morning. we're seeing that live as we look outside from the window in palo alto. it's looking pretty good as you head out on this tuesday morning. we're going to see those temperatures going from the low 60s into the upper 60s and at noon, 70 degrees. heading to the low 80s today and little bit warmer than it was yesterday. the 7-day forecast is at the bottom of the screen. you'll want to look at that before you make any plans and going out boating it's going to be a great day for it. a little bit more choppy than it was yesterday as the fog clears. we'll see those temperatures in the upper 50s and westerly winds building up to 20 knots and waves at 3 to 4 feet and mixed

swell of 3 to 4 feet as well. if you're allergic to grass pollen, take the allergy medication. here's your reminder right now. looking at all of our high temperatures today, it's going to be a little bit warmer today than it was yesterday, reaching up to 90 in gilroy and 83 in milpitas and 90 in danville. 75 in san mateo. mid-60s in san francisco and some mid-80s nor the north bay heading out to the outdoor funk and r&b concert in orinda. i'm trying to give you plans and make it better to enjoy the week. it's going to be warm to start. mid-80s but it does cool off nicely. most likely by the end of the con kert. make sure you're prepared for that. it's going to be hot over the next couple of days and here's the reason why. we have high pressure causes the air to sink and it also changes our wind direction. we won't have the ocean breeze. in fact our winds will be blowing offshore. so we won't have our natural air conditioning and it's going to get really intense by saturday which will be the peak of the

heat. as we head over to mike, what are you tracking right now? >> hot weather for one thing, not looking forward to that. meanwhile, over here towards -- building commute, the upper east shore just fine. heading down towards the berkeley curve, we have reports of a stall around the maze but no problems as far as lanes blocked as far as i know. we'll track that over at 580 and 80. over here, west 24, good news, the connector over the tunnel has reopened after an earlier crash took a while to clear an overturned vehicle getting off towards the streets towards berkeley. another crash causes more distraction and backup. from the caldecott which is clear to fish ranch, you have a lot of slowing because of this crash. we'll track that over in contra costa county. highway 24 moves nicely off the walnut creek interchange. san jose northbound 101. we have a crash still at oakland road clearing to the shoulder but this is the backup from way back here from about tully to the shot past 680. avoid that if you can.

280 to 87 is an alternate. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> 6:20 right now. coming up next, a potential pool hazard as we head into the warm summer months. >> i'm sure he's not the only kid that can do this. >> the reason a family wants everyone to see this video showing their toddler climbing over the device. it's supposed to keep them out of the pool. >> a driver is hurt in an accident but the insurance company wanted him to pay out-of-pocket if he wanted his medical bills covered. i'm chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. facebook - kris sd this beautiful sunset from her and join us on twitter and facebook, kris sanchez poeflted this beautiful shot, this is sunset from her father's day camping getaway. like her page at kris sanchez nbc bay area. it is 6:21. you're watching "today in the bay."

oakland driver who didn )t get what he expected after a welcome back, everyone, it is 6:24 on your tuesday morning. nbc bay area responds to an oakland driver who didn't get what he expected after a crash. >> consumer investigator chris chmura explored this accident settlement dispute. >> anthony landrum was feeling banged up after a crash that wrecked his car. the other driver was at fault and insured by esurance, he signed a settlement, an agreement that said he would get $8,000. he assumed he would get it up

front but only got 5,000 for damage to his car. esureance offered up to $3,000 for his injuries but here's the thing. it wanted anthony to pay for medical treatment first then send in receipts for reimbursement. anthony says he couldn't afford to front hundreds of dollars in cash. so he turned to us. we xtd e surance if they do do more to help and they did. they worked out a payment plan to cover expenses which by the way totalled $515. esurance said we feel for his circumstances surrounding the accident and resulting physical complications and we strive to make claims processed as easy and smooth as possible. if you're hurt in an auto accident, don't wait to get medical help. keep your paperwork. like receipts, because if you weren't at fault, the other driver's insurance might cover those costs and make sure you fully understand all the terms in an auto accident settlement before you sign it.

call us any time, 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.c nbcbayarea.com/responds. thanks, kris, this is a remarkable video for a few reasons. for one the 2-year-old you see may end up being a feature climber, really great. but more seriously his parents say completely undermines the safety feature meant to keep children from accidentally drowning. this is frightening. it is a pool ladder locked behind a safety door but obviously the slats in the door really defeat the purpose. they poefsted the clip on facebk to spread the word to other parents. now the clip has been viewed more than 14 million times. >> controversial sign posted at the dun kin doughnuts in baltimore is causing a stir. it asked customers to report employees shouting in languages other than english. dunkin' donuts is responding

acknowledging the move was inappropriate. it said if you hear any of our staff shouting in a language other than english, please call management with a name of the employee and in return get a coupon for free product. that sign is to now going viral on social media atraktding national attention and customers say they are appalled. >> they are paid to recognize and serve people and only been curt yus to me and even if they weren't, no reason to tell them they shouldn't be able to speak in their native language or any language they want to. >> they have since removed the sign and apologized saying that the franchise owner informed us it was posted by the general manager based on her own personal judgment to ensure those standards are being met. her intent was to address a customer service and satisfaction issue, the franchise determined her approach was inappropriate and confirmed the sign has been removed. at 6:27, coming up next on "today in the bay," as the immigration debate heats up across the country.

south bay leaders are taking steps to protect the immigrant community here. what they are announcing today in response to a controversial 2020 census question about citizenship status. >> plus, we continue to follow breaking news out of the east bay. what led up to a gun battle overnight and how police got involved. you're watching "today in the bay." right now at 6:30--

we )re off to a cool start, but then it will war right now at 6:30. we're off to a cool start but then things are going to warm up

as we head into the afternoon with possible '90s in spots. taking a live look from civic park in downtown walnut creek. very picturesque. >> i'm marcus washington. let's head over to kari hall with a look at the forecast for today. a nice cool day today. >> we start out nice and cool and see the clouds around the bay area. there will be spots where you can go and stay cool like san francisco today. here's a look at at&t park, we're getting ready for the giants game tonight at first pitch, only going to be in the upper 50s and breezy winds and there will be clouds rolling by. we'll be up to 87 in livermore, 91 in concord. in napa today, 88 degrees, 71 in oakland. 82 in palo alto and san francisco 65 degrees. wide range of temperatures. we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend in about seven minutes. mike gets you out the door with a look at a couple of crashes in

slow spots on the road. >> we have a couple of crashes, one of them would be the east shore freeway. over the last 20 minutes really seen traffic start to stack up at the berkeley curve. there was a disabled vehicle reported around this area. i don't see it on either of the cameras pointing into that portion but we do see the slower drive here and build coming out of elle cerrito. there's a build here and this crash just outside the caldecott does slow in through the bores the crash on the shoulder outside of the westbound 24 bores. and another issue for contra costa, crash on the shoulder out of bay point towards concord. the crash in san jose has cleared and that's better news for north 101 slow but better here north of the 680/280 interchange. keep that in mind. >> let's get back to breaking news we've been following out of the east bay and overnight gun battle between police and suspects in another car. >> pete suratos has been live at

the scene since we came on air at 4:30 this morning. do we know now what led up to the violence? >> reporter: good morning, laura. we still don't know that information because police are not indicating exactly why they pulled over the three spuspects in officer shoved shooting but they were all juveniles. on railroad avenue at whipple road, this is where the scene ended. you see there there's a vehicle there with several bullet holes in the windshield, in the window there but police when i talked to them, not confirming if this is the car that was involved but clearly you see the bullet holes there in the vehicle. we show you the scene from overnight when all of this took place. according to union city police, saying the shooting took place roughly around just after 11:30 p.m. you had several officers about six of them stopping a car near e street and railroad avenue. a gunfire exchange takes place

between those officers there and the suspects in the car who we're learning are all juveniles. the suspects -- one of the suspects eventually drives a car to the area where we're standing on railroad avenue and whipple road. they get out of the car and run into surrounding neighborhoods and at that point all were eventually located and taken into custody by union city police. one of them did sustain a gunshot injury. they were taken to a local hospital but being told at this hour that the injury is nonlife threatening. let's take you back out here live. there could be traffic issues as this investigation continues. police say there's no ongoing danger to the public as they have all of the suspects in custody. but it's still an active investigation. we're live here in union city, pete suratos, for "today in the bay." >> thank you so much for your updates. >> the immigration debate is top of mind for people across the bay area. and the entire country this morning. outrage is growing over the trump administration's policy that separates migrant children from their parents. while all of this is happening,

leaders in santa clara are trying to show their support for the immigrant community. today they'll announce their response to a controversial question on the upcoming 2020 census asking people about their citizenship. kris sanchez joins us live with what we're expecting today. good morning, kris. >> reporter: hi there, laura, just got new information from supervisor cindy chavez' spokes person who says this census question pushed back and the push to get more people to registered to vote is part of the 100th anniversary celebration of women gaining the right to vote and show of how much more we need to do. now, the concern is that a proposed immigration on the 2020 census could lead to fewer people being counted. one supervisor wants to make sure anyone who can vote does. here's some of the back story on that. the justice department wants to include the citizenship question to enforce minority protections under the voting rights act. 1950 census was the last one

with the citizenship question and already california attorney general javier ba rer as saying it could be undercounted which could shift funding. the census bureau is already investigating how to fill in that answer using other government records and data. cindy chavez endeputy county executive will unveil the full plan at 9:00 this morning right before the supervisors meeting which starts at 10:00. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the update. >> 6:36. leaders at the prestigious private school in marin are reporting -- reportedly investigating allegations of a former worker abusing girls there. according to marin i.j. it hapds in the 1970s and head of the branch and school in ross released a letter saying that three former students came

forward about the bthe abuse. unfortunately in this case, the statute of limitations has already expired. happening today, with school out of session, north bay authorities are conducting a drill meant to simulate an active shooter situation. it's taking place at sir francis drake high school. the entire response training session will run all day with a second session planned for thursday. there's a simulation taking place between noon and 3:00 p.m. and it is supposed to include loud noises and some role playing in case you hear things. >> cleaning up the streets in oakland. today city leaders are expected to discuss what to do next about illegal dumping. this is a problem that we have been following for a while now and mayor libby shaft saying in the past five years dumping complaints have doubled. there's a 311 number for people to call to report the dumping. >> protesting cell towers, a fight we've seen taken on across the bay area. san mateo is debating the issue.

dozens of people showed up at the city council meeting last night to protest the cell towers. they say the towers drive down property values and pose harmful radiation risk. last month we were there when palo alto debated the same issue. palo alto ended up approving permits for verizon to install cell antennas on 11 utility poles around the city. new details, we may know when work wraps on a lengthy project to the crystal springs dam. that's according to the san wrat toshio daily journal. one section has been closed for years. that project also includes increasing the dam's spillway capacity and connecting lines of surrounding trails. >> very popular area for bicyclists. tracking the slowing through westbound 24 and caldecott tunnel. the crash is outside of the

tunnel just as you exit and that's more slowing here. highway 4 does look like lanes are clear but jammed towards bay point. by the time you get towards con court it's metering traffic towards the walnut creek interchange. down to alameda, this is where pete suratos continues to update the police investigation and shooting there overnight has a whipple and railroad closed and also in the area we want to know capital corridor, train 524 is running but will not be stopping at the hayward station because of police activity. i'm going to say that's probably going to be the case for the rest of the trains because that will be there for a while. we'll track that. so far only the train affected and we'll look at the smooth drive across the san mateo bridge but westbound does slow with a lot of traffic heading there right now. >> kind of foggy out there. you can use that for the weekend. >> it's going to get really hot this weekend. all of the coastal clouds and fog will go away and look at how our temperatures will respond.

it will be 86 degrees today and 100 degrees for the inland valleys on saturday. are you ready for that? still going to be pretty hot on sunday too. but it stays fairly comfortable in san francisco for all of the pride festivities going on throughout the weekend on thursday we'll see a few clouds, 68 degrees mid-70s for saturday. and in time for the parade on sunday, we'll see those highs up to 72 degrees. you may be starting ought the weekend with music in the park in san jose, tony tony tony will be there at cesar chavez park and it's going to be in the upper 80s. still really warm during the middle of the evening and only cooling off to the low 80s by the time the concert is over with. if you're going to yosemite this weekend, we've got some warm weather there too. upper 70s to low 80s, i think that's quite warm for hiking and it will be mostly sunny but even hotter in lake shas at a. check this out, 101 degrees by

sunday and all sunshine throughout the weekend. we'll take a look at today's temperature trend for san jose. it's coming up in about three minutes. >> sounds good, thanks, kari. >> coming up next here, the future of recreational marijuana and one contra costa county community. >> we've all dealt with delays at sfo but that could change. the steps one airline is taking to avoid delays because of fog and other issues nch the white house with a bit of a foggy message about the plan to separate families on the border. taking a live look at the big board. if you tuned in early, you knew it was going to happen. dow industrials down 300 points on trade fears.

good tuesday morning, it is 6:44, we have a cloudy start around the bay area but this will keep it cool for a little while. we'll see those temperatures reaching into the upper 60s by later this morning as the skies clear. normally we're reaching 80 degrees and slightly above that in willow glen. the rest of the week and into the weekend it's going to get hot. we'll look at those numbers coming up in less than five minutes. >> these numbers over here, slowing for south bay. northbound 101 recovering from an earlier crash we've been telling you about that. cleared at oakland road but does see a lot of slow gs. we'll show you the map coming up. we'll check back with you kari and mike. quarter to 7:00 and happening today, palo alto leaders will discuss recent proposed tweekz

to the train track grade separation project. they are considering changes to upgrades for the church hill and palo alto intersections. city leaders hope to start track renovation within five years and have upgrades completed by 2028. in the past few weeks we covered stories on what they are doing to try to prevent suicide along its tracks. cameras are being placed along some of the platforms along with speakers so workers can talk to people near the tracks. a live look at sfo this morning. you can see just now foggy it is. earlier it was much worse. if you've been to sfo, you know that weather can really have a big issue with causing delays there and really can be brutal. now alaska airlines is considering rerouting some of those flights to oakland and san jose instead. the airline would then bus those passengers back to sfo. alaska airlines is able to make move easily because it has the necessary employees and equipment in all three major bay area airports, alaska airlines

recently purchased bay area based virgin america. >> even though california legalized marijuana at the start of the year, many cities are still trying to hash out their own rules. city council is trying to determine how to regulate pot plants on private property and maybe banning nondelivery canny bus related businesses. the meeting gets under way at 6:00 tonight. it's 6:46, the white house is not backing down on its policy to separate children from their families. >> even as more and more conservatives say they are against it, scott mcgrew. >> the mormon church says it's the latest to say all of this needs to stop. they join the u.s. conference of catholic bishops in saying we need to treat human children with humanity. the four first ladies now unanimous in their call to end the program. in a press conference yesterday, secretary of homeland security kirstin neilsen repeated the lie that the law requires separation

and said the policy to break up families was notds a message, not meant to scare immigrants from the border but immediately contradicted by the attorney general speaking on fox. >> hopefully people will get the message and come through the border at the port of entry and not break across the border unlawfully. >> this has been the white house's biggest problem is staying on message. neil sen and the president say there is a law there isn't. sessions acknowledges it's a policy not a law and put in place to send a message to immigrants. and then you've got steven miller, incredibly popular podcast from the new york times was going to do an interview today with miller an audio podcast on the daily. the "new york times" spiked that interview and already recorded after the white house said it was uncomfortable with the interview. let's take you out to the new york stock exchange. that was going to be the new york stock exchange but overseas

markets didn't do very well this morning and the new york stock exchange doing poorly as well. the dow is down 300 points on worries about trade. we'll continue to watch that. this as president trump threatening new tariffs, we'll cover the whole thing on twitter. @ scott mcgrew. >> 6:48, a lot of americans are taking a summer road trip this year and looking for the best destination. it turns out wyoming is the top fund keepic and wallet friendly road trip destination. north carolina ranks second overall for its scenery and minnesota rounding out the top three with first place ranking in safety. california didn't quite make the top ten but we ranked 12th overall because we got really low marks in cost and safety. we did rank number one though in the nation for activity. >> we have a lot of great activities, they just cost a

little more. >> expensive and your car may be broken into while you're there. >> the weather is lovely. come on. >> we're going to have hot weather heading into the weekend. you'll want to find somewhere nice and cool to go and the beach will be a popular place this weekend. as we look outside, frsan francisco, low clouds and fog, you can barely see anything this morning but we know that's going to help keep us cool for a little while longer. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen showing not too bad for the next couple of days, pleas antsly warm weather and you're stepping out in san jose to 59 degrees, you're out the door temperature in oakland, 54 and 57 in san francisco. as our morning drive goes along in fremont, we'll still see those clouds through about 10:00 and then it clears out. from there our temperatures warm up in the low 70s for early afternoon. if you're going out to some of the parks or hiking trails in the south bay, early clouds will be with us with temperatures in the upper 50s but it all clears

outs by 10:00 and we'll be at 70 degrees. 83 degrees and warming up. make sure you've got the sunscreen and you have lots of water to drink. it will be slightly cooler heading into the evening. as you're getting dressed today, short sleeves and shorts will help keep you cool today. it's going to be warming up for the inland valleys as the highs in concord reach 91 degrees. 71 degrees in oakland. santa rosa heading up to 84 degrees and 65 today in san francisco. it's going to be a little bit hotter in martinez today, check out our temperature trend going from 64 degrees to 8:00 to 87 degrees today at 2:00. we'll be slightly above that as we reach up to the mid-80s today and tomorrow. first day of summer kicks in on thursday. we'll be up to 90 degrees then 100 degrees on saturday. it's going to be unbearably hot and little bit lower on sunday. san francisco mid-70s over the next few days, you'll want to finds somewhere coastal or in

the city to cool off. mike, you're starting out with a jam in san jose. >> it's now moving. it was consolidated here to north 101. then it started to really build towards capital expressway. the last five minutes have seen sensors for 280 and 87 show slowing as more folks moved out of this backup and pushed to 87 on capitol expressway. expect 87 itself to jam past the airport. there's a ripple we talked about for san jose. the rest of silicon valley moves great. moving up here in contra costa county, west 24, the crash outside the caldecott looks less a distraction if it's there at all anymore. still slow into bay point out of pitts burg. no activity reported in the lanes but we see the slower drive that tends to happen. not a problem for visibility. here's the san mateo bridge, the big push over towards the peninsula. 101 and 280 nicely on the

peninsula side. >> coming up next, a quick look at the top stories including the reason some county officials want to raise millions of dollars of debt for thousands of local families. >> 6:51, four people have been killed in attacks in turkey as they prepare for sprd shal elections son sunday. the current president is seeking another term. the attacks are allegedly carried out on those opposing him. as muof last night, more th 80,000 american raised $3.5 million on facebook to help reunite immigrant parents with their children. it was the largest single fundraiser ever on social media site. we're back with more news in just a few. 6:52. n

today in the welcome back, before you head out, the time 6:55, here's the top stories on "today in the bay." >> a live look near whipple and railroad in union city where traffic is still being rerouted after a shootout involving police. early this morning officers engaged in a gun fight with three juveniles in a car. our camera crew could clearly see the bullet holes and the suspect then tried to run. but officers managed to track down all three in the surrounding neighborhood. no one was injured. today san mateo county leaders will follow through on their end of a new state law. it limits the collection of fees for placing juveniles in

custody. in the past parents could often be on the hook for thousands of dollars but a new state law took effect in january to stop this. san mateo county expects to forgive more than $12 million in debt. >> the man accused of killing two young campers in their sleeping bags on a beach in jenner will face a judge today. shawn michael gallen shot and killed lindsay and her fiance in 2004. we covered it extensively. the case has been a cold case now for years. investigators arrested gallen last year for the deadly shooting of his brother and later named him as the lone suspect in the jenner case. he could enter a plea in court today. a live look in san jose where county santa clara county supervisors meet later today. they plan to unveil a new response to the citizenship question being added to the 2020 census count. santa clara county supervisor opposes the question, she believes it may lead to a large

undercount in places like santa clara county which has a high number of undocumented immigrants. chavez and dpu itty county executive campos will unveil a new blplan to boost voter turnouts. housing advocates in concord want you to know about the relatively new rent review program. it's been around for about a year. today the group is holding first of two days of yoult reach meetings to let people know about their rights. it's for tenants who rents gets raised more than 10% during a year. >> a sad update story to tell you about. the search crews in guatemala called off efforts to find victims after the devastating volcano erupted in that area weeks ago. now, the agency suspended rescues because those areas are uninhabitable and that search operation could be too risky. at least 110 people were killed and 197 are still listed as missing. >> new this morning, it turns out less and less people are

smoking cigarettes. new survey by the cdc shows only about 40% of all american adults are cigarette smokers, that is the lowest level ever reported. the survey is for cigarette smokers only and it doesn't include the popular vape pens. >> do you need a bike tune-up? the contra costa library system is hosting a free summer bike fest happening from 1:00 to 3:00 this afternoon at the el cerrito loi library on stockton. >> you have to pump up the tires to head back to school because another free school lunch program kicks off today in the south bay. yesterday we told youmilpitas. today campbell will debut their program. any hungry student under 18 can get a healthy free lunch at any locations listed right here.

rosemary elementary or c castlemont elementary. >> japan and colombia just finished playing and japan took this one, 2-1. the next game is poland versus san gal and russia plays egypt. our sister station telemundo 48 is your home for copa de mundial. >> things are going to start -- that's walnut creek. civic park. things will start warming up today as well. we've been so spoiled by the cooler temperatures, we're really going to feel it. >> yes, we are, it's going to start to be a little warmer today but then as we head towards the end of the week, yeah, it's going to be really uncomfortable. highs reaching up to 100 degrees for the inland valleys on saturday. >> hot just looking at that. >> you and me both. >> a commute starting to kick in. >> it's mild, not a big surprise. you look at the patterns and kicking in in the east bay along 880 through hayward and towards the peninsula. here's the south bay recovering from the earlier crash on 101.

>> all right, that's what's happening qutsed in the bay, we'll be back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> don't forget to join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. have a great day on this tuesday. get out and enjoy the day. good morning. centers along the texas border. adding to the backlash against president trump's controversial immigration policy. democrats and republicans now calling for a solution, but the president and his administration remaining defiant. >> we want safety and we want security for our country. >> we have to do our job. we will not apologize for doing our job.