sterling's family. just as we should hear the students and coworkers describe their affection for philando castile. >> reporter: people who did not have tickets to the interfaith memorial service gathered at locations across dallas. >> we have a lot of work to do but it's not impossible. >> reporter: former president bush had a message for the families. >> your loss is unfair. we cannot explain it. we share your grief. >> reporter: the moving image from the memorial service shows the daughter of one of the slain officers giving a bracelet to another, a symbol of their father's ultimate sacrifice. don champion, cbs news, dallas. >> with all the attention on u.s. police departments and the relationship with the communities, san jose will take a step toward what the city hopes will be greater transparency. now them body cameras. >> reporter: the department will give the media behind the scenes a look at the training it's giving its officers on those body cameras. they will start using them today. now police say there is a strict policy on when they can turn on the cameras including officer-involved shootings when they are dealing with suspicious people, use of force. but there are times when they can turn off those cameras for example like during private conversations. >> it promotes transparency and accountability. people tend to behave better public and police when the cameras are rolling. >> so that footage will be stored for about a year and eventually all its officers will wear the body cameras. as for the training, that starts today at 2:30 when we'll get that behind the scenes look and we hope to bring you some of that footage later on, on kpix 5. when they're entering homes they have to tell people inside that home that they are recording but as for when they are out in the public it's only recommended that they tell people when they are recording. back to you. >> all right, maria, thank you. it was a scary night? san francisco for people in a small theater. they hid in fear. this is around 11 p.m. at 17th at shotwell. police say people heard a commotion outside the theater followed by the sound of a window breaking. a suicide barrier at the golden gate the lowest bid is nearly double what was expected. the bridge district has a $76 million financing plan. the low bid came in at $142 million. this kind of project is unique which may explain the high cost estimate. approval is expected in the fall but that could be delays because the bids are so high. it is 6:04. let's check in with gianna with a traffic alert. >> this is a major problem. so if you have friends or family commuting out of vacaville or fairfield, you have major delays because of this big rig accident. two big rigs trailers overturned at lagoon valley road and cherry glen. looks like there's a lot of debris in the road. good news, though, we are hearing that it was a possible hazmat situation, that's not the case. they should be trying to clear this up quickly but it's going to take some time to get back on track. the up. thing is because of this. >> they have a lot of options for alternates either. use alternates. once you get past that you have no delays for the rest of mass transit. bart's on time, caltrain and capitol corridor might be the best bet. ace trains one and three no delays. bay bridge backed up to the metering lights. >> gianna, very quickly you have to take a look at your tv screen. my shifthaving fun sharing these beautiful views from treasure island towards the skyline of san francisco, thanks to photojournalist greg welch. a mild start to the day with temperatures in the 50s now 60 degrees in san jose. going up to a high there of 86 degrees. 80s and 90s. morgan hill. 94 degrees and gilroy. let's whip around to the eastern portion of the bay area. we are talking about 95 degrees in walnut creek. it's a "spare the air" day with pollution trapped at the surface. so therefore, a little haze in brentwood at 98 degrees. 96 p-town. 70 in stinson beach to 87 degrees in san rafael. it will be approaching 70 in san francisco and up we go to 95 in lakeport. we have the full forecast featuring the hottest days still to come this workweek. that's coming up at 18 minutes after the hour. today religious groups from around the bay area will gather in berkeley to unveil a safe haven for immigrants. more than a dozen congregations will make the announcement this morning at university lutheran chapel on college avenue. the chapel has a special sanctuary apartment in the basement. it will provide shelter for people facing violence and persecution in their home countries and families at risk of being separated. the sudden pokemon go phenomenon is fun as well as dangerous in san francisco and elsewhere. anne makovec has more on some troubling situations. >> reporter: the problem is that you're basically walking around like this. your eyes on your phone. >> that's bad. >> your mind focused on catching creatures instead of paying attention to your surroundings. pokemon go uses your phone's gps and clock to detect where and when you're in the game and then it makes pokemon appear around you on your phone screen so you can catch them but the hunts for these cartoon creatures has been leading people into danger. people have been robbed, people have stumbled across other dangers, just by going places they otherwise wouldn't. caltrans tweeted a warning for drivers. it says, stop before you go. stay aware of your surroundings. don't pokemon and drive. police in san francisco have their eye on a big event happening a week from today. 5,000 people say they will for sure attend while 22,000 others are interested in a pokemon "crawl" in san francisco. it's being organized on facebook. the route is going to be released this coming weekend. the crowds will be so big, police will likely escort them through the street. people are paying for rides to go catch pokemon. one man in pennsylvania started kind of uber-like service for hard core pokemon go fans. he is charging about $10 an hour to drive people around to catch the virtual monsters. >> an hour my in box was completely filled up with people who wanted me to take them to find certain times of pokemon, get stuff. >> reporter: as of yesterday, it has been downloaded at least 7.5 million times in the u.s. nintendo shares run 65% over the past week. there's been concern about a bug that allowed the app to get full access to a user's google account but that's been fixed. >> more daily users in one week than twitter users. >> it's being played everywhere not just san francisco? >> yes. that's a problem. people are being led to places from parks to police stations and even the holocaust museum in washington, dc which is obviously a little tacky to be walking around looking at your phone playing a game in a holocaust museum. museum officials have petitioned to block the game from their property. >> any museum for that matter. gianna downloaded it on monday and a pokemonster showed up on the anchor desk. >> i can see the thrill. >> i can see why. >> thank you. evidence suggests that the notorious hijacker known as d.b. cooper grew up in the bay area in 1971. a man hijacked a jet bound for seattle. he received $200,000 in ransom after threatening to blow up the plane. he parachuted out the back of the jet over oregon and was never found. a history channel documentary found more evidence against a man living in san diego named robert rackstraw. he denies it. >> it would kind of surprise me if he was really the d.b. cooper but he could be. he could have -- hell, he said it himself. yeah, i could have. [ laughter ] >> rackstraw is 72. he grew up in scotts valley and attended santa cruz high school. time now is 6:10. two men are behind bars after an attempted armored car heist in the north bay. what happened. >> and one peninsula town is treating its residents to a dazzling display. more on the 3d light show. >> that looks cool. hi, everybody, from the kpix 5 weather center. it's going to be a warmer wednesday. but i will share with you when it's going to hit triple digits again. >> and we are in hour 2 of a major shutdown on 80. if you are traveling out of vacaville i'll have information in just a moment. [ ghost voice ] the name your price tool can show you coverage options to fit your budget. oh -- ohhh! she slimed me. [ laughs ] good morning. time check 6:14. taking a live look towards the bay bridge. and sure, the sun is now making an appearance. today is a "spare the air." we'll talk about more in less than 4 minutes. new details tesla's bad month got worse. the feds are launching an investigation into the company after a string of crashes involving that i their autopilot technology. elon musk says it's safe when used correctly but the federal investigators aren't so sure. a driver was killed after a truck didn't see a white truck against a bright sky. he plans to inform drivers about safe practices while using autopilot. the san francisco police commission will move forward with the process of finding a permanent police chief. toney chaplin is interim chief since greg suhr was forced out in may and there are concerns over the new unit in charge of reforming the department. that unit includes one of the officers involved in the deadly shooting of a homeless man back in april. video appears to show officers opening fire just seconds after arriving at the scene. that investigation is currently still open and critics say that this proves the department isn't truly committed to reform. two men are in custody suspected in an armed robbery outside a bank in sonoma county. the sheriff's department identifies the suspect as sergio romo of sacramento county and ivan morales of lake county. serge gutsu. two men armed with ak-47s tried to rob an armored car outside a chase bank. police trekked them down in calistoga. they tracked them down in a residential neighborhood. one of the suspects immediately opened fire. a suspect rammed a police vehicle. serge gutsu was arrested. ivan morales ran off. >> a little after 2:00 we heard helicopters and he said "shelter in place" from the managers here. we watch on tv on your station to see what happened. >> morales was hid then dense green bushes by the napa river just behind the rancho de calistoga mobile home park. the california highway patrol says the injured security guard is out of the hospital. it's like 3d action in redwood city. the city improvement association kick off its magic lantern 3d light show. normally displays like this are reserved for events like the super bowl but now families can enjoy the sights for free at the san mateo county history museum. >> i didn't know they had a historical museum. this is a good thing to know now. >> check it out. >> i'll be there. >> you have to come to my side of the bay. >> i do. i rode my bike all 65 miles through your side of the bay on saturday! >> we keep telling you to invite us. >> sure, we'll do that. [ laughter ] right now updating this trouble spot westbound 80 at lagoon valley road three lanes shut down for two big rigs overturned. debris in the road. it will take hours to clean it up with delays now beyond 505. so you are slow-and-go over an hour and a half right now is what we are seeing for delays. you can get through the left lane on the freeway or the shoulder. major delays out of vacaville into fairfield. work from home if you have the option. i would advise. it looks like like traffic is heavy. it's going to be there are fight sometime. past the accident, okay down the rest of the freeway. mass transit is an option. use capitol corridor commuting out of the sacramento area. do plan for that. it is a "spare the air" day. slow off 580 backed up to the maze. clear from the carquinez bridge to the maze. a new wreck reported northbound 280 right at guadalupe parkway. >> yesterday i was having breakfast at big al's in discovery bay. i said why do they have on another station? you never mention us. i just heard you mention the whole area in your traffic report. it's going to be in the 90s in discovery bay. right here at treasure island temperature approaching 70. temperatures 52 in santa rosa, 54 san francisco, 59 degrees in oakland. san jose also in the upper 50s. a haze right there concentrated in the eastern portion of the bay area. unhealthy levels of ozone. don't let kids play outside too long in the heat of the day. west winds at sfo at 7. calm san jose. 7 in san ramon. 5 antioch. a15 out of the southwest and fairfield. once we pick up a late day breeze, the air quality will improve. that will happen during the late afternoon hours about 3 or 4 we start to see some variable winds to 15. otherwise some very thin overit's this morning. hanging tight to the coast. robust warming trend inland. it's a "spare the air" day. a swath of clouds moss and montara beaches lining the coast into santa cruz all that will burn off and we'll enjoy ample sunshine. double barrels of high pressure then we have this third area of high pressure off the coast. that's going to contribute to the warming trend today inland. then this trough blows south through the bay area lowering your temperatures to seasonal readings. until then currently 60 in sacramento up to a high in 100. truckee at 32 going up to 80. one minute and nine seconds less daylight today compared to tuesday. seasonal temperatures by the weekend. make it a great wednesday. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, rory mcilroy sounds off at a news conference yesterday prior to the british open. you will hear what he said and did the giants or a's all stars play hero in last night's all star game? answers straight ahead. >> and what's cool about your summer camp? email your nomination to coolcamps@kpix.com, and we may come and feature your camp on the show. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, good morning, everyone. the giants at the halfway point of the season with the best record in baseball. and consequently, they had a vested interest in last night's all star game since the winning league gets home field advantage in the world series. san diego hosting the midsummer classic for the first time in 24 years. giants starter johnny cueto got the start for the national league. he was roughed up by former kansas city mates. there goes eric hosmer who tied the game at one. two batters later the royals' salvador perez two-run shot makes it 3-1. cueto allowed five hits. in an eng and a third. 4-2 american league. top of the 8th, bases loaded. will harris strikes out aledmys diaz to end the threat. american league wins 4-2. hosmer was named the mvp. golf returns to the olympics next month for the first time since the teddy roosevelt administration. without the top four players in the world. while preparing for the british open, rory mcilroy said he is not even planning on watching. >> you know, i didn't get into golf to try to grow the game of the i tried to get into golf to win championships and win major championships. and i'll probably watch the olympics but i'm not sure golf will be one of the events to watch. >> which events will you watch in that case? 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(train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me. it said, "rocky mountaineer: all aboard amazing". have tipped his hand on the selection. the pokemon craze is getting donald trump is expected to announce his vice-presidential pick on friday and he may have tipped his hand on the selection. >> the pokemon craze is getting even bigger and the cartoon creature catching is leading to some real life concerns. we have new warnings from police. >> good morning from the kpix 5 weather center, where the temperatures are going up. >> we are not out of the woods on 80 but i have some good news to report. details coming up. good morning, it is wednesday, july 13. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:31. a final good-bye today to three of the dallas officers killed in last week's ambush at a protest against police violence. public funeral services scheduled for dallas transit officer brent thompson and police senior corporal lorne ahrens. a private catholic mass will be held for michael smith. president obama spoke at a public memorial service yesterday. he has invited police, faith leaders and civil rights activists to the white house today to discuss community policing. last night the president had a private conversation on the topic with members of a law enforcement community. >> i think it was an extraordinary meeting. i think the president was sincere in listening. i think he understands that the difficult task of law enforcement. >> the relationship between police departments and the community has been a big topic of discussion in the bay area p maria medina reports from san jose, where police begin body cameras today in an attempt to build trust. >> reporter: good morning, an historic day for the san jose police department. a big day for the community. in a few hours the department will give a behind-the-scenes look at the training it's giving its uses on body cameras that they will start outing today. police say they have a strict policy on when they need to turn on the cameras it every -- now, they are supposed to turn them on during officer-involved shootings, confrontations, use of force. but they can turn them off, for example, during private conversations and in that aspect, not everyone agree. >> if they are going to turn them on when they are going to choke somebody or shut them off when they are going to do it, how are those valid, how is transparency? >> were promotes transparency and accountability. police tend to behave bet, public and police when the cameras are rolling. >> reporter: they will be stored for a year and eventually all officers will be wearing these body cameras. now, the training begins at 2:30. 2:30 again a show-and-tell for the media. and that will take about 4 hours. maria medina, kpix 5. >> will the public ever get to see these recordings ? >> reporter: good question. you know, right now, under the policy, officers, their supervisors and internal affairs can play back that footage but what is transparency if the public can't see it, right? the media and public can request it under the freedom of information act. but officers can say if the footage is part of an investigation, they will not be releasing it at that time. back to you. >> thank you. let's check the weather with roberta and hot, hot, hot. >> right. >> i want to see that move again. >> i don't think i can move my hips like you. >> years of salsa dancing. >> i think you have some rhythm! >> the best job in the world would be photojournalist greg welch at the helm at treasure island looking at the skyline of san francisco. ah!! >> that's just beautiful. yes. thanks, greg. hey, our temperatures are in the 50s and 60s right now. we have a swath of clouds lining the seashore from san francisco to the subset district all the way into santa cruz. a little stratus hangs tight to inverness and bodega bay. bottom line is clouds really wear off and we will enjoy ample sunshine. san francisco 69 today. 86 in san jose. five to eight degrees above average nearly 70 at the coast, 80s at the peninsula. a variable wind at 15. otherwise, 90 degrees in morgan hill. 94 gilroy. east of the bay that's where we get the ozone stacked up close to the surface, a "spare the air" day with unhealthy levels of pollution east of the bay today. 67 bodega bay. 20 degrees warmer in novato in the far reaches 97 in clearlake. full forecast still at 48 minutes after the hour. >> and our traffic alert continues out of vacaville to fairfield this morning. westbound 80, lanes remain shut down because of this major accident involving two big rigs. a lot of debris in the road. the trailers overturned on both big rigs so it's taking time to clear this out of the freeway. now, the good news is chp has opened at least one lane so now you have two right lanes shut down two lanes are now open. that's helping traffic squeeze through. but you have delays of over an hour and a half as you work your way out of that area towards vacaville so beyond 505 at this point. your freeway alternates are stacked up, as well. capitol corridor might be your best bet this morning. it is a "spare the air" day so why not use mass transit anyway? taking a look at the roads at the bay bridge, metering lights are on with the backup into the maze. your approaches off the eastshore freeway at least in the carquinez bridge to the maze not doing too bad this morning. looks like 580 a little sluggish at 680. we have reports of an accident over to the right shoulder approaching the dublin interchange. and you're busy east of there as you head out of the altamont pass. new reports of an accident near the san mateo bridge. more and that coming up. starting today pedestrians and cyclists in san francisco will no longer have to share the road with cars at the top of twin peaks. the changes made to make a popular spot friendlier for pedestrians and sightseers. the green on the left will be for pedestrians and cyclists only. the blue road on the right will be for two-way traffic. in livermore police are trying to find who shot a cat with an arrow. the only reason this cat is doing okay is because it underwent surgery at a local animal shelter. officers found the animal in someone's yard along honeysuckle road last week. it was known to wander in the neighborhood but police are now looking for its owner. and in vallejo tonight, a bay area man is urging the public's help to find his mother after she was kidnapped for ransom. >> he pray every day that i'll see my mom again. this has been a complete nightmare. she does not deserve this. >> 57-year-old elvira babb was last seen two weeks ago at a market in vallejo. police arrested four suspects. three of them appeared in court yesterday. so far none of them providing police with any information on babb's location. the suspected mastermind emmanuel espinoza pleaded not guilty yesterday. kpix 5 has learned he dated elvira babb's home off and on and he lived in her home. a drunken fight may have been the cause of a homicide this morning. officers responded to reports of a dead body at a home on ocala avenue. investigators say that the victim had multiple wounds possibly from being hit with a rock. they say that a person of interest was detained and is now being questioned. the mobile game pokemon go is currently sweeping the nation but along with the fun comes some unexpected dangers. anne makovec joins us now with the problems popping up in san francisco and elsewhere. you're the expert on pokemon go now. >> if people have not heard of it yet, well, you probably have your head in the sand which is a ronic, because pokemon players walk around like this with their head in their phones. pokemon go uses your phone's gps and clock to detect where you are and when you're playing the game. and then makes these pokemon appear around you on your phone screen so you can go and catch them. the hunt for these cartoon creatures has been leading people into real-life danger. law enforcement warning people that the game can cause you to hit by cars, lured by sketchy people or even robbed. ®1if he they were play baseball or whiffle ball they don't chase balls into the street. don't chase pokemon into the street. >> reporter: one person found a dead body, another found a loaded gun, in phoenix players were lured to a home for sex offenders. san francisco put out a tweet yesterday with safety tips for players that says, remember, you're still in the real world. don't drive or bike and set kids' limits. to tell you how popular it is i was typing a search into google this morning and i typed the word what and the first thing that came up is, what is pokemon go? >> definitely trending these days. >> my 6-year-old asked, can i download it? i said, let me think about it. >> ah let her but yeah, the rules are very important. you just get sucked into your phone. >> a lot of people are doing it but i guess it's getting people socializing, right? >> it is and it's a good form of exercise for a lot of people. it counts your steps and encourages you to get out there. there's a big street crawl planned for san francisco that's going to go on next week. more than 22,000 people are attending, 5,000 for sure. police will escort them through the city. the route will be release sunday or monday. it will be crazy. >> definitely. on to the presidential race. by the end of this week, america should know the name of donald trump's choice for running mate. the republican nominee had fun yesterday in indiana during an appearance with governor mike pence who is believed to be on the short list. >> jean whether he is going to be i don't know mr. he is going to be your governor or vice president. >> in addition to pence, newt gingrich and chris christie are among those being considered. an announcement is expected by friday. we'll be right back. ,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. p?p?o?gv sfx: turbines revving up, you hear that? 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>> yes, that's in the book, too. all right, we'll be watching at 7:00. thank you. palo alto-based tesla is still trying to cope with a flaw in some of his cars. joining us now kcbs financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: tesla says it will not disable the autopilot feature in its cars, this after a fatal model s crash in which the technology was being used at the time. elon musk said that the company will double down on education efforts so customers use it properly and tesla confirming there was a crash involving autopilot features in montana over the weekend but that at the time the driver's hands were not on the wheel as they should be even when autopilot is being usedded at that particular time. >> amazon's second prime day all sorts of online deals for the company. sales were up 30% from a year ago. that's the good news. bad news is more technical glitches which slowed sales down earlier in the day. stock market has been coming off of some record setting sessions. record highs yesterday we'll see if we can push further from that today. a bit of a breather from investors is expected. let's go to the big board and see how we're doing so far. stock market up by 7 points. s&p down by about a point and the nasdaq is up by 3 points in the early going. kenny, back to you. >> jason brooks from kcbs radio, thank you. attention all 49ers fans. in a couple of hours you will be able to get your hands on 49ers tickets ahead of next season starting at 10 a.m. fans can visit ticketmaster.com/49ers to buy single game tickets. parking and all inclusive pregame hospitality options for the 2016 season. football, we're already getting started on that, right? >> pumped. >> yeah, looking forward to it. 6:48 right now. are people looking forward to their communities? >> not if you're coming out of vacaville this morning. we saw this major traffic alert in effect westbound 80 at lagoon valley, lanes blocked two right lanes in fact completely shut down, two big rigs involved. their trailers overturned a lot of debris in the roadway so it's taking a lot of time for the clean-up. they're expecting hours until lanes will completely re-open but you have one more lane now so you have two getting through. squeezing by just a bit. it's improving a little bit but still over an hour delay so you can kind of pack your patience. use capitol corridor. you can use alternates but all the alternates in the meantime are really getting backed up this morning. the rest of mass transit is on time and it is a "spare the air" day. over to 92 eastbound right at 880, we have an accident here blocking at least one lane. noncommute direction, but it is causing some delays and slow conditions possible injuries reported, as well. you have a slow ride off 880 anyway southbound out of hayward as you work your way into union city this morning. and if you are going on the bridge westbound you have a backup here also, 27 minutes between 880 and 101. don't forget about the overnight closures on the westbound side of the san mateo bridge. that started last night and lasts through the next couple of days. let's take a look at the forecast. how's it looking? 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[ laughter ] >> rise and shine, time check just about to turn 6:50. this is our live weather camera complements of total journalist greg welch who has the best job in the world this morning. he is perched precariously on treasure island looking out towards the fair skyline the city by the bay, the city of san francisco. visibility unlimited. currently 54 san francisco. to the south 60 miles. to the north santa rosa at 52 degrees and we have mid-50s across the board. temperatures according to our weather watcher it was hard to play favorites this morning so i put them all on the board at least a selected handful. i love you all. thank you so much. everything reporting temperatures in the 50s. linda mather 50 53 in napa. air quality deteriorating due to pollution at the surface. we need a good wind to mix up the atmosphere on the valley floor. not much today. variable winds to 15, southwest wind in concord at 5. we have 15-mile-per-hour wind in fairfield. this is what you need to know. today besides it's a "spare the air" day with hazy sunshine, robust warming inland and thin overcast lining the immediate seashore that's all going to blow off. we'll have ample sunshine at the seashore today. high pressure double-barreled right there and then a third area of high pressure off the coast contributing to our warming trend today. and then this area of low pressure is going to slide closer to the bay area over the weekend bringing us back down to seasonal readings. i wanted to share this with you. phillip russell this wonderful forest ranger that writes to me and shares pictures. he said this is yesterday tuolumne meadows in yosemite. wow! and the waterfalls have been outrageous! so good time to head to yosemite. 93 degrees at half dome today. meanwhile in the high sierra 32 in truckee. 65 your forecast high in monterey bay. by sunset we'll lose one minute and 9 seconds of day length compared to yesterday. 70 in oakland. 80s in the peninsula. 90s away from the bay. 100 tomorrow inland. seasonal by the weekend. i hope you enjoy your wednesday. oh, before you go, stick around. we'll be right back. after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ ghost voice ] the name your price tool can save you money by finding a policy to fit your budget. [ coughs ] sorry, tickle in my throat! water would be nice, but that would go right through me. ghost problems. today in texas...for the dallas police officers killed in the five things to know at the :55. funeral services begin today in texas for the dallas police officers killed in the line of duty. president obama was among those who eulogized the men at a memorial service yesterday. he also tried to reassure the country that racial divisions are not getting worse. hillary clinton will speak out about national unity in illinois today. the presumptive democratic nominee will deliver a speech from the same location of lincoln's famous house divided address. donald trump will announce his running mate on friday. delayed [ indiscernible ] could be to blame for a deadly train crash in italy. overnight, recovery operations continued as crews tried to remove the debris of the two commuter trains. 23 are confirmed dead and another 4 are unaccounted for. the chancellor at uc- berkeley is accused of misusing university money. the "l.a. times" reporting that a whistle- blower complaint has been filed accusing nicholas dirks of paying for his wife's trip to india with school funds. dirks told the "chronicle" he did not act improperly. today the san francisco police commission will meet to discuss their options for finding a permanent police chief. toney chaplin has been serving as interim chief since greg suhr was forced out. chaplin has been working to institute reforms since may. i'm maria medina live at the san jose police department, where in just a few hours, the department is about to give the media a behind-the-scenes look of the training it's giving its officers on the use of body cameras that it will start using today. now, police say they have a strict policy on when these officers have to turn them on including use of force, officer- involved shootings, and when they are dealing with suspicious people but there are scenarios when they can be turned off. >> if they're not engaging the community or actively involved in the investigation, we think they should have the discretion to turn it off. >> reporter: they can turn them off during private conversations, as well. when they enter homes they must tell people inside that they are recording. out in public it's only recommended to tell the public they are recording. all officers will have body cameras eventually. training starts at 2:30. we'll get the behind the scenes look at the training and hope to bring you that on kpix 5 later. live at san jose police department, maria medina, kpix 5. traffic alert west 80 at lagoon valley. two lanes shut down for a big rig accident, two involved in the accident. they uprighted the trailers but debris in the road. so taking time to clear. you're backed up beyond 505. taking an hour and a half if not more to make it through this mess. six miles per hour so bumper-to- bumper traffic. alternates seeing delays so mass transit may be the best bet. it's a "spare the air," as well. hot spot eastbound 92 at 880 left lane blocked for an injury accident slow on the san mateo bridge with delays of 23 minutes between 880 and 101. hey, g, good morning, everybody! our live weather camera compliments of photojournalistist greg welch looking out toward the skyline of san francisco. wow! not a cloud in the sky. the coast is clear. the bay is lovely. you know, greg welch besides being a photojournalistist can swim the length from treasure island. he is a stud. near 70 at the beaches today. 70 degrees at alameda and in oakland. mid-80s around the peninsula. it's currently 59 going up to 95 degrees across the tri- valley. but wait! it's going to be hotter in brentwood, tracy, oakland, discovery bay, byron at 98, tomorrow triple digits inland. it's a robust warming trend until we hit seasonal levels over the weekend. this california couple plans to spend their honeymoon on a boat rowing from monterey to hawaii. although they are sure to sweat the trip might be a breeze for the couple because they already rowed 11,000 miles from africa to new york. they say the secret to success is treating the waves like the relationship, and, in other words, it's all about embracing not fighting it. when i was in hawaii i interviewed another couple who did it the founder of trulia who rode from san francisco to hawaii, 45 days with his wife. incredible. >> there had to be a few arguments there? [ laughter ] captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com in the west. it is wednesday, july 13, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump claims he is close to choosing a vice-presidential candidate. a new poll shows trouble for hillary clinton in key swing states. funerals take place for three of the police officers killed in dallas. president obama challenges law enforcement and protesters to find common ground. the 15-year-old son of the baton rouge man killed by the police opens this morning. this call for peaceful protests, and the one thing he wants you to know about his father. your world in 90 seconds, first.

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