eastbound not enough to really slow you down but it could cause a little bit of a tie-up around the closures. we'll have that and the rest of the bay area commute coming up. planes are taking off and landing once again at istanbul's ataturk international airport as the massive terror attack there. the shooting and suicide blast killed dozens, over 100 are injured. others are traumatized by the horror that unfolded just before their eyes. reed binion has more on the pan knock inside the airport. >> come on, come on! >> reporter: explosions and gunfire piercing the air on a warm summer night in turkey. witnesses recounting the chaos of the bombings and shooting rampage at one of the world's busiest airports. >> just pure panic. people falling over themselves. >> reporter: the barrage of gunfire followed by explosions as the attackers detonated suicide vests. one passenger was greeted by the carnage moments after he landed. >> i stepped out of the plane, walked around the corner and saw this wave of screaming people towards me. >> reporter: another saw pandemonium as terrified passengers fled the carnage. >> it was panic, especially considering the fact that there was no way out. >> reporter: some crouched in fear, others hid, others searched for any means of escape. >> started to try to get out of the windows from the turkish airlines lounge. but the glass was too heavy. it was total desperation at that moment. >> reporter: in the moments after the attack, shock mixed with grief and despair. on the other side of the atlantic, passengers who took off before the attack landed in boston greeted by the relief and the concern of their loved ones. >> after landing, i saw some friends, messages they are asking if we are okay. >> reporter: i'm reed binion reporting. >> turkey's prime minister says the service is back to normal at the airport today. many airports in the u.s. have increased security in response to the attacks in turkey. the additional security includes more police officers equipped with tactical weapons, bomb-sniffing dogs and armored vehicles standing by. >> just to get off the plane on to the ramp, we had to show a passport. they must have had about 8 or 10 security officers, bomb- sniffing dogs, they were checking everybody. >> the department of homeland security says it's monitoring all activity at ataturk airport and is working with domestic and international agencies. to campaign 2016. the only woman in the race heads back to the bay area to rally support. hillary clinton is in san francisco today for a lunch with women's rights activists, plus actress jamie lee curtis. before her stint in norcal, clinton spoke in hollywood yesterday at a town hall style event. she told a crowd of young techies that more should be done to create jobs and boost the economy. she said she understandses many americans' fears about illegal immigration and why they feel isolated enough to vote for donald trump. >> i'm sympathetic to, um, a lot of the people attracted by donald trump's message, who are feeling really left out and left behind. they have lost faith in their government, in the economy, certainly in politics and most other institutions. >> donald trump was in eastern ohio at the time telling his supporters why water boarding is america's best bet to fight "islamic state" militants. he said, you have to fight fire with fire. even during the republican primary, trump pushed for the return of harsh interrogation techniques arguing that torture works. crews are battling a wildfire in the sierra foothills. the so-called trailhead fire has burned about 300 acres in placer and el dorado counties. cal fire says it started about 2 p.m. yesterday threatening about 400 structures. some mandatory evacuations are in effect in the american river canyon near foresthill. steep terrain is one of several concerns for firefighters. >> our biggest concern will be any change in the weather conditions, any kind of wind or spotting of the fire might change that. >> there are no reports of any buildings damaged so far. we have been waiting for a cooldown here in the bay area. so you have some good news for us? >> yesterday, you could feel the difference in pleasanton down from 101 the day before to 98. honestly, you really could feel the difference. right? today additional cooldown will happen. hi, everybody. let's go ahead and take a look at the current conditions. this is why we have the dramatic cooldown. that extension of the marine layer marching inland a good 50 miles. the coast is not clear. we can't see the top of the transamerica pyramid which leads me to believe we may have delays on some arriving flights at sfo. west-northwest winds at 17 so quite blustery along the coast this morning and around the peninsula. we have winds in fairfield up to 17 miles per hour. the winds will be variable 10 to 20. san jose's average high is 87 but today 84. so today a below average temperature. low 90s at morgan hill. 60s at the beaching, barely any afternoon clearing. 96 degrees in brentwood. remember on monday we were at 106. so we are seeing a difference there. 93 degrees in throughout livermore, low 90s around the tri-valley for the most part. 60s across the north bay beaches to the 70s out towards ter linda, 80s in san rafael, 70s out towards terra linda. 99 cloverdale. the full forecast is minutes away. first here's elizabeth. out the door, it's mainly just a lot of overnight roadwork especially in some of your bridges. if you are crossing the carquinez bridge, we have lane closures on both sides westbound and eastbound 80. we are still seeing a lot of green on the sensors. and out to the bay bridge some of the backups have cleared out in the cash lanes at 4:36. if you are getting on the bridge overnight roadwork both directions. only two lanes open. this tweet taken by power traffic producer, he took this just after 12:30 a.m. after the ballgame wrapped up. that's a quote there from a's manager bob melvin. would you think during the bay bridge series we might be able to go across the bay bridge but that might not be the case. so yeah, traffic was bad after that game wrapped up. so look at that. right now, everything is finally cleared out four hours later. here's a live look at the altamont pass, westbound 580. already a touch slow if you are coming out of tracy. clears up a little bit just past north flynn. that is "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. san jose police are looking for whoever left a man dead and another in critical condition. the shooting happened a block away from san jose state university on 11th street yesterday afternoon. police found both men shot in a car although they would not confirm whether a gray minivan in the street was involved. both men were rushed to the hospital. one died. >> we are making lunch and there was just like five or six really quick pops. but since the 4th of july we thought it was fireworks but there was something different about it. it was, like, too crisp. >> sjpd doesn't have a shooter description but is talking to several witnesses and although the shooting happened on greek row, investigators don't believe the shooting is connected to any of the homes on the street. two bay area dads are in hospital beds after narrowly escaping from a burning minivan. but their wives and children are dead. they died in the fire. the fire it was sparked by a car accident along i-5 near gorman around 3:30 yesterday morning. the two families were traveling together inside one van. the chp says first their minivan got into a minor accident with another car. but after the family pulled to the side of the freeway, the chp says a big rig plowed into their van and it burst into flames. when highway patrol got to the scene, they saw the fathers trying to help the loved ones. despite their best efforts, both women died along with their four children. >> it was hard. we had to pull them away from the vehicle. obviously they wanted to help their families and we had to keep them away from the vehicle. >> one of the families is from daly city. the other lived in san francisco's bayshore neighborhood. after a string of police shootings in san francisco and accusations of excessive force, they are changing their tactics. joe vazquez reports. >> reporter: training on the video simulator at the san francisco police academy, it doesn't take long to see just how chaotic police work can be. >> shut that door! shut that door! check left, check left! >> reporter: take this scenario with an active shooter. >> i got multiple suspects! [ gunfire ] >> keep the gun up! [ gunfire ] >> reporter: no doubt about it, it's a dangerous job but here at the academy we are told the training for that job is different now. >> last time i was in the training room a few years ago, it was made very clear, a suspect with a knife might require lethal force by the police officers. that hasn't changed. but the training is more nuanced now. >> they don't have to resort to lethal force quickly, that they can take cover, that they can negotiate, that they can -- the tone of their voice has a lot to do with deescalation. >> reporter: it's been a rocky year for the department. police have shot two suspects carrying knives. and a woman driving a car. hunger strikers demanded and received the resignation of the police chief. new reforms are in place at sfpd. all officers not just recruits have been ordered to undergo extensive training and retraining. >> they have definitely realized that we're in a new era. i realize it. and -- >> reporter: are the students paying more attention? >> yes definitely. >> reporter: even at the firing range which used to be just a measurement of marksmanship, they do more. they train to useless lethal weapons including one that hasn't been approved. across the board training is prioritized for deescalation. they are ordered to give a suspect more time and space before resorting to lethal force. >> okay, throw the knife on the ground, thank you very much. >> reporter: and they are expected to try harder to negotiate whenever possible. >> perfect, perfect. >> reporter: walking the difficult line of training for a peaceful outcome while protecting themselves and the public. this is not real life. >> real life is chaos. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. getting your car repaired is stressful. now an undercover report accuses one of the leading repair shops in the state of stealing from its customers. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, yesterday. thick black and red flames three people are missing after two trained every trains crashed in the texas panhandle yesterday. smoke and flames came out of the train cars piled on top of each other. it happened a few feet from the busy texas highway. the fire prevented search-and- rescue from locating the missing crew members on board. one jumped off before impact and is expected to be okay. state regulators say they discovered cases of fraud at firestone auto service centers. kpix 5's christin ayers has more on the undercover investigation reporter: bonny has been coming to this hayward firestone on la playa drive for the past six years. >> i come here for my regular oil changes. >> reporter: not knowing the tire shop has been under investigation for fraud. >> i don't know enough to be savvy for over charging. >> reporter: state officials say the store has been overcharging a number of its customers. it started which ainning center of complaints here in 2013. bill thomas of the california bureau of automobile repair says over two years, investigators discovered a disturbing trend. >> unnecessary services being sold to consumers. potential fraud, charge you for services that weren't performed, significant oversell. >> reporter: then the bureau got an anonymous tip from a former employee alleging that the fraud was not just happening here but at firestones all over the state. >> we prepared undercover vehicles and conducted covert undercover operations at 30 firestone locations throughout the state. >> reporter: the investigation found that of those 30, 21 firestone stores engaged in fraudulent practices like overcharging including seven location in and around the bay area. now the attorney general has drafted an accusation against each firestone store, seeking to revoke their licenses to do business in california. a spokesman for bridgestone/firestone said in a statement, bridgestone immediately launched an extensive internal investigation and shared our findings with the bureau of automobile repair. bridgestone subsequently implemented appropriate corrective actions. state officials say there's only one way to make sure you won't get ripped off next. >> always ask questions. if you are not sure of what they are explaining to you. >> reporter: in hayward, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> fresno officials will immediate today to decide what to do with two dogs that killed a baby. euthanizing them is one of the options on the table. the three-day old baby girl was killed by the the sharpei pit bull mixes after her mother placed her on a recliner and went to the bathroom. the dogs who are normally outside came in through the open front door and killed the baby. the newborn's uncle found her minutes later when he came home from the store. >> definitely heart-wrenching to see a three-day old baby had been killed by this dog. it's one of our worst incidents in the last decade. >> fresno police anticipate no charges will be filed against the mother. the dogs are currently in custody at the central california spca and are quarantined there. a warning to all dog owners this morning. someone is at it again. according to reports on social media, poisoned meatballs have once again been found in san francisco. over the last few years, on occasion, meatballs like these have turned up at dog parks around town. the latest reports have turned up in duboce park. residents there have posted alerts on local blogs and twitter warning others to be on the lookout for anything resembling a meatball lying around the park. >> i think it's terrible. i do watch where she goes and what she picks up. she is pretty good. she doesn't get everything like other dogs do. >> although poisoned meatballs have been a recurring problem in san francisco for several years, no one has ever been caught. 4:47. >> the outside number today will be 97, typical is 87. >> but you can tell a difference between 107 and 97. when you get 98 after you have 105, this is good. a layer of low clouds and fog is passing through the bay area. you cannot see the top of the transamerica pyramid. 60 in livermore right now after a high of 100 yesterday. the winds associated with that sea breeze out of the west at 13 in san francisco. 17 at sfo. northwest at 7 in san jose. southwest variable winds at 17 in fairfield. we'll have variable winds 10 to 20 in the afternoon. so area of lopez well to the north of us -- area of low pressure well to the north of us has been enhancing the marine layer. winds onshore push will stay that way through thursday evening. so everyone cools coast to inland. high pressure is over the four corners states and as a result it's still encompassing our west coast weather but as this low pressure moves closer as it drops down out of the gulf of alaska, that enhancing the marine layer. it's thickening up and deepening and pushing further inland. bright sunshine today except for the immediate seashore. only partial clearing there. sunny and dry through the 4th of july. subtropical moisture from arizona is lifting up affecting nevada more than our southern california region. today 67 monterey. 80s greater lake tahoe area. 65 pacifica. 62 in half moon bay. 79 degrees vallejo benicia martinez. low 80s in san jose. your extended forecast looks like this. 97 in clovedale. flirting with triple digits on thursday. nice looking 4th of july. if you are heading to the fair, fair skies today in pleasanton. enjoy! here's elizabeth. thanks, roberta. out the door right now a lot of overnight roadwork in the bay area. at this hour not a lot in the way of overnight accidents or anything. but some roadwork could slow you down especially if you are crossing the lower deck of the bay bridge. three out of the five lanes remain closed right now trying to get into oakland. the rest of the bay bridge approaches though if you are heading to san francisco look good with those 50-mile-per- hour speed limit signs right there or speeds right there. and that's a live look at the toll plaza. everything is getting crowded. you can see in a few of the lanes approaching the pay gates, but not too bad. and the overnight roadwork westbound should be wrapping up here very shortly. here's a live look at 880 in oakland. we have more roadwork out in the east bay. this time the southbound lanes of 880 between 23rd and 29th that isn't scheduled to wrap up until closer to 6:00. so it will be out there for a while longer, traffic is heading southbound into san leandro and hayward. here's the san mateo bridge. westbound commute still clear only 13 minutes between hayward and foster city. up and over the high-rise everything is clear to the east bay. golden gate bridge talked a little bit about the fog across the deck this morning so watch out for that heading from sausalito. but the drive times from san rafael still in the green. we are not seeing much in the way of a commute yet in the south bay. 101 clear morgan hill into san jose, guadalupe parkway and 280 look good through downtown. in fact, this is a nice drive along the peninsula if you have one of those early-morning flights out of sfo. so far no delays along 101 or 280 heading through san bruno. mass transit always a good idea and bart systemwide on time no delay. muni metro your golden gate ferries and ace train one all in the clear. that's the latest from here. guys, back to you. most cats can't stand water but apparently some still get a thrill out of playing with faucets. >> one florida animal shelter found out the hard way when a cat flooded the place. it might have been this or a pair teaming up but some combination of cats turned on this sink and everything unraveled from there. the water ran for 17 hours! it was in a pompano beach building before the shelter's building got a phone call. >> ruined the walls, ruined -- we had lots of damage with food and storage that we had in the hallway cat litter. >> the shelter needs at least $5,000 to pay for the damage and replace food and kitty litter taking donations through the florida humane society's website. 17 hours! 4:52. breakfast fans, listen up. you may want to book a flight. a new cafe is set to open in times square all about celebrating cereal. we'll show you next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, rallying again today as wor an's decision t financial concerns are easing up around the world. international stock markets are rallying again today as worries over britain's decision to leave the european union are subsiding. the british currency has recovered some losses but is near the 31-year low level. new this morning, toyota is pulling millions of cars off the roads because of defective airbags. the company says they found a small crack in some airbag inflaters and so far they say they are not aware of any deaths linked to it. the cars are prius hybrids, plug-ins and lexus tt200h. this latest recall is unrelated to the massive recalls of takata airbags. the 4th of july is right around the corner and bay area seats are making sure illegal fireworks don't end up in the wrong hands. san bruno is one of two cities on the peninsula that allows sales of safe and sane fireworks. the city officials are reminding locals that any flying or exploding fireworks are still illegal. >> illegal fireworks are illegal everywhere in our state including and maybe even particularly in san bruno. >> san bruno police officers will be out in force leading up to the 4th of july and if you get an inlegal fireworks, think twice before lighting it if you get an illegal fireworks. it will be a $1,000 fine for setting one off. a new survey finds americans will spend nearly $7 billion on food for the holiday. about 150 million hot dogs will be eaten on independence day and roughly 700 million pounds of chicken are purchased in the week leading up to the 4th of july. restaurants across the country are adding all day breakfasts to menus but one company might be taking it to the next level. kellogg's is opening a cereal restaurant. a times square cafe will feature dishes made entirely from its cereals ordering life in color gets you a bowl of froot loops with lime zest, marshmallows and jam. what do you think? sounds good. honey buzz gets you honey snacks, toasted pecans and banana chips. have milk or ice cream. it opens on july 1. >> cereal with ice cream? >> why not? you can eat anything with ice cream. >> not the most healthy breakfast. but hey, it's an option. time now 4:57. caught on camera. an apparent case of road rage. next a cyclist caught in the middle is speaking out. >> reporter: and an historic sit-in lead to another call to action. we'll tell you what the bay area congressional delegation is planning today. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, get a look at weathe good morning. it's weapons, june 29. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. let's get a live look outside. this is san francisco international airport. i don't know, maybe karl the fog is creeping in. >> one more day of june groom. a -- a lot of people are looking out there saying is it haze, fog or did the giants really lose to the a's? [ laughter ] >> they lose every now and then, right? >> two in a row. [ laughter ] >> at home! >> not that i'm counting. [ laughter ] >> they take the series across to oakland. right now, a live weather camera towards the transamerica period. you can't see the top of the pyramid and when that happens it suggests the ceiling is below 600 feet and there will be delays at sfo on some arriving flights. we'll