through the 100. temperatures at 76, 79, 76, 77. the inland areas, they will be dropping. the system is enhancing that bank and it will spin in the atmosphere. temperatures are not that far apart. at the babe those at the bay, 57. -- at the bank, 57 and temperatures will continue to be on the downward spiral. we will probably settle in tomorrow. brentwood, 58. livermore, 58. moraga, 56. again, everybody is really close so that low cloud deck has made it well inland. 50s, 60s and 70s for most. as our traffic behaving or no? i would say so. steve, we don't have a lot of major problems. we do have some slow traffic. we can start with the bay bridge and i will show you that it is backed up all the way out to macarthur. there have been no major problems but it is crowded at the toll plaza. about a 20 minute delay. we are also looking at the commute in the east bay on the 24 at lafayette. it looks like we had a little problem so it looks like we are going to go to 24 on the maps and westbound is going to be okay as you drive through the walnut creek area. walnut creek and pleasant hill. westbound 24 two window looks okay. -- to lorenzo looks okay. 702 -- 7:02. let's go back to the desk. some senate republicans are expressing doubt today about a boat to overhaul the obamacare. so far, five republican senators opposed the senate health plan that would erase much of the former president health law and it is more than enough to kill the public and -- to kill the republican proposal. >> they say they are going to fix healthcare and premiums are going to go down. there is no way the republican bill brings down premiums. i have been in medicine for 50 years. premiums have never gone down and they are not going to go down after the republican bill. >> president trump insist they are not that far away from a bill . the rest to bring court is expected to soon decide and make a decision on the presidents controversial travel ban case but there is another big question that is looming. >> that question is, could one of the justices announced his retirement ? >> reporter: could president trump get a second bite at the apple? there is speculation and there is speculation that justice anthony kennedy could use this last day to make a major announcement. >> reporter: as the cameras clicked away for their class photo earlier this month, there was justice anthony kennedy looking for a chat with his fellow justices but he -- does he know something we don't. is he stepping down? speculation is swirling. the administration faces questions about the possibility of another court vacancy but counsel to the president, killian conway, doesn't say much. >> does he say anything about his retirement plans? that i will never reveal a conversation between a city justice and the white house that we are paying close attention to these last-minute decisions. >> reporter: he has been on the court for almost 30 years and is often the swinging boat making his opinion critical. if he steps down, president trump will get to make a lasting imprint after already selecting neil gorsuch's shortly after taking -- neil gorsuch shortly after taking office. on the other hand, kennedy could easily stick around. either way, the other big news maybe his decision on the presidents controversial temporary travel ban targeting half a dozen muslim countries. with the administration asking the high court to overturn lower court decisions to put that on hold. a newly installed justice, neil gorsuch, could pay those could play a pivotal role. this morning, the supreme court has agreed to hear an appeal from the owner of the colorado bakery who refused to make a wedding cake for a same- sex couple. back in 2012, jack's phillips told a gay couple he would not make their wedding cake because of his religious beliefs. the couple filed a discrimination complaint and the colorado court ruled against phillips. he petitioned the supreme court to take the case saying the ruling violated his freedom of speech. the case will be heard in the fall. our time is 7:05. here at home, and warehouse workers made a discovery that may help solve a missing person's case. they called hayward police after finding human remains. christian captain is at the warehouse in hayward. you have been out there for a couple of hours this morning. what is the latest on the investigation? >> reporter: a man who has identified himself as the owner of the warehouse has confirmed this is the location where the remains were found over the weekend and also confirmed to me that this is the location that the person of interest in this case worked, as well. workers at this warehouse say there was a strong smell of the weekend and investigated on their own. they called police on saturday when they discovered plastic bags that appear to contain body parts. the remains are suspected to be those of a driver of uber. the san francisco coroner's office will need to use dna testing to determine. he disappeared in may after telling friends he was going to help a 48-year-old. >> it is possibly a significant break. we are looking for a missing person and we don't know of any other missing person that is tied to mr. tang. >> reporter: police in san francisco have been trying to track him down to talk about the up -- the disappearance but he has also disappeared. investigators believe he has fled the country and is in cambodia. the gentleman who describes himself as the owner of this warehouse says this is where mr. tang worked. meanwhile, investigators are working to positively identify those remains. the latest we have from san francisco investigators is that there is no timeline on how long that will take. >> thank you. the san francisco police officer for minor injuries last night trying to break up a big fight that happened inside the westfield mall. >> [ screaming ] >> this was the scene inside the mall minutes after police rushed in at about 6:45 last night. several fights broke out. this video shows how chaotic the situation was. it is not clear what started the pipe. police closed down the mall to control the situation. a number of people were detained and the san francisco chronicle is reporting one juvenile was arrested. one program director for the boys and girls club is due to enter a plea in court on child endangerment charges. the 22-year-old, benjamin, was arrested in april after being accused of posting photos of a six-year-old girl from his afterschool program in a chat room where users share child pornography. he also posted the girls name my phone number and home address . the department of homeland security tracked him through his internet ip address. also happening today, parents and teachers are taking a stand against breaking up their school district. a group of parents submitted a petition to spin off northgate high school of walnut creek along with three elementary schools and a middle school. the county has until the end of august to approve or reject and resend that recommendation to the state board. the parents who oppose say the mount diablo school district needs the northgate schools to remain economic and culturally diverse. asking the board to reject the plan to separate northgate from the school district. the time is 7:09. now, we will take a closer look. a new security screening procedure being tested out and the privacy concerns about them . also, and message to okc fans. the humorous wardrobe choice by kevin durant during this celebrity baseball game of the weekend. and, if you are driving on 80 westbound or on 24 or any of the east bay commutes, highway 92 -- it is not a bad commute getting out to the peninsula. a. if you look over whether, today and tomorrow are your days! 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those items into separate ends as you come through the security checkpoint. the tsa has been checking these recently including lax, phoenix and las vegas. it is not a civil those it does not appear as though they are doing this yet. passengers carry-on bags can be so full that even the x-ray machines have trouble seeing exactly what is inside. some people today say the tsa should get more powerful x-ray machines that that is the case instead of making people unpack their bags. >> that is crazy and i think that is ridiculous. they are asking us to take our stuff out of a bag . and we have already packed it and repacked it. they have lost their minds. >> of course, we already have to go through a lot to go through security checkpoints. we take our shoes off and get rid of all of our liquids and some feel like this is maybe going to bar. the aclu has stepped in and they are raising privacy concerns. they say when it comes to the sensitivity of what people may be reading and the idea that you might have tsa agents pulling out these or magazines and going through those items in the middle of a very public security checkpoint is potentially an issue for the aclu. you also have a slowing down of the screening process. the lines are already long enough and the last thing you need is for someone to have 12 separate cases in front of you. the time is 7:14. it took six hours longer than expected for a southwest airlines flight to fly from la to houston. the pilot diverted to corpus christi, texas. that is where a woman was removed on the plane. she apparently had been pacing up and down the aisle throughout the flight. she later tried to open a rear exit and jump out. other passengers stopped her. when she was taken off the plane, she was taken into custody. the other passengers arrived safely in houston last night. and airasia flight with 359 people on board flying from australia to asia was supposed to turn around after an engine problem made the plane shake nonstop for two hours. passengers say they heard a loud bang and the plane started shaking. one passenger said it was so bad that it felt like he was sitting on top of a washing machine. the pilot asked them to pray twice on their way back to the airport. >> it was like from the left wing and the plane just started shuttering a lot and you could tell by the cabin crew's reaction that it was really bad. >> the plane landed safely and no one was hurt. kevin durant of the warriors turned the table on okc fans who have been calling him soft. on saturday, he and his teammates played in the jug life. celebrity softball game at the coliseum. kevin wore a baseball bat with a cupcake. with an nba title ring on top. the cupcake reference to kevin's departure from oklahoma city in the aftermath of that, several former teammates used to tease kevin calling him a cupcake. we will see. he gets the last laugh. he has the hand with the championship ring. 7:16. is go to castaneda. we are getting into what i call real summer. i have a few friends in oakland and they were in school until this last friday. >> you are right and dave, one of the things that we have noticed is that the actual vacation time doesn't start until about now. a lot of people are loading their vacations up which is coming up soon and we will see a lot of traffic begin to get lighter. today, a 29 minute drive between the bridge and the macarthur maze. it is not a bad commute. especially for this time of the morning. this is a look at the bay bridge. although, there is still a backup. i think we are going to start to see a lightning up coming this weekend on the week of 4 july. we will see this traffic is going to be liked. this is a look at highway 24 in lafayette just to see what we are doing. 24 is not bad as you drive through the area and it is getting a little slower. i want to put up the rest of contra costa county. highway four is slow and let's bring stephen with today's weather. it started for many of the weekend but it continues today for those to the north and now to the inland valleys as the delta breeze has kicked in. we have a weak system that has kicked in enhancing that low cloud deck. everything is in place for a significant cooldown today and tomorrow. concorde, 105 and san jose at 96. not today. low clouds start to retreat and you will see that breeze pick up. from one extreme to the other, maybe wednesday, we will be close to normal but we have low clouds making a pretty good surge because of that guy. this time of year, that is all you need to get that fog thanks lifted. push it inland. low 60s. brentwood, 61. we are all pretty close and within a couple of degrees of each other. 28 out of travis and a low cloud deck continues to march inland. 50s and 60s on your temperatures. redwood city, 59 for san mateo. it might be a little slow to burn off for some so that is setting the pattern for a cool day. 60s and 70s for many and we could go with some low to mid 80s. locations that were 105-110 just last week. >> i was watching you online and thinking, i am glad i am not at home right now . >> we will take that into the middle of the week. your time is 7:19 and facebook is going hollywood. the new project for that social media giant that may change the way you watch television. a fire breaks out in northern california and how a mail carrier jumps into action. welcome back to mornings on two. >> getting off to a good start for this brand-new week and we are back in the studio. >> the socks are really helping to fuel a rally this morning. all are up. when the opening bell rang, this started in italy overnight and the government took steps to shore up. analyst say this is a good sign. >> checking in on the latest numbers, here's a live look. the dow jones is out almost 90 points. 21,484.5. the nasdaq is doing very well. also today, the s&p 500 is up. the japanese airbag maker has filed for bankruptcy protection in japan and it is expected in the us, as well. takata airbags say that is the only way they can continue supplying replacements for the defective airbags. they are overwhelmed and the recall is related to the death of at least 16 people. this clears the way for key safety systems in michigan to take over most of takata airbags assets. best known for making it easy for people to transfer cash quickly between each other but now, it can be used for in- store purchases. they are testing a debit card. it would be tied to the balance of the user's account and let the user spend money without having to wait for a transfer from my bank account and that would set it apart from other debit cards but they plan to charge a fee for using that debit card and person-to-person transfers have been free. facebook talking about creating scripted animated tv programming. the wall street journal says in some cases, facebook is offering up to $3 million for it. the goal for the launch is late this summer. >> this is watch out netflix and hulu? your time is 7:25. a popular san francisco playground is not off-limits to kids. >> it is kind of sad really. like, who would do that? >> vandalism catching many kids and their parents by surprise. carpooling's are becoming more crowded. why the transportation officials want to crackdown on carpooling and how it could come to expenses. mother nature is streaming in a big blood bank -- a big rain bank. "gs 6?h.ñqjni you your time is 7:28. take a look at your screen and what a gorgeous monday. don't worry, things have changed since last week. i know you're going to like it. thank you so much for waking up with us. good morning. i am dave clark. a lot of cloud cover this morning. >> and significantly cooler. from one extreme to the other. we will be dropping 20 or 25 degrees. we did around the 10th or 11 of june. a happy horse. two years old. a good-looking horse. we have some: conditions in lake county. a nice cool and clear breeze in lake county this morning. and 61. low clouds and a significant low cloud deck. breezy and windy and temperatures will be in the 50s and 60s at the coast. if we don't bottom out today, we will bottom out tomorrow. we do have 56. fairfield, 59. napa airport, 59. there is your southwest for just about everybody. and the low cloud deck continues to march inland. 61 in saratoga. and low 50s. scotts valley and boulder creek, a cooler pattern takes us into today and tomorrow with 50s and 70s. this out this picking up. -- the south is picking up. traffic is moderate. 30 minutes to drive from the bridge to mccarthy. it is not bad. when you get around the bridge, you will see a backup that is taking about 20 minutes. this is normal. we have a normal-looking monday commute coming into san francisco. also highway 24 in lafayette and you will see that 24 is a bit sluggish. highway 4 is closed. the other way out to danville, we still have slow traffic over the altamont pass and over 680 heading down toward fremont. you will see some slow traffic. the bay area transportation officials want chp to step up enforcement of the carpool lanes . if the officials get their way, we could see a crackdown on carpool cheats. kelly is live in berkeley this morning to explain what they want to see happen. alec -- alex. >> reporter: the carpool lanes have become crowded. part of the reason, there are more people than ever driving clean air vehicles. and they are allowed to use the hov lanes but the area of transportation commission says carpool cheats are the real problem and they want to see increased enforcement from the chp. they want sacramento lawmakers to set aside funds for that increased enforcement. you can use the carpool lane legally but only if you have a clean air vehicle with a special decal. that program is set to expire in 2019 but there is a bill in the state assembly to extended through 2022 but the ncb is opposing the bill unless there are extra funds to pay for the enforcement. the ticket for driving in the carpool lane without extra passengers is about $490 and chp has written more tickets to violators over the past several years but apparently, it has not been much of a deterrent. there are also cleaner vehicles on the road than ever before. according to the latest numbers, about 38% of vehicles on bay area roadways are clean air vehicles and they are all allowed to use the hov lanes and after that, the carpool cheats and those lanes have gotten pretty crowded. >> the carpool lanes are not performing as well as they should be and virtually, in every part of the bay area. and, we don't think it is going to help to extend the decal program for clean air vehicles. >> reporter: the standard for an effective useful carpool lane is that traffic should be moving on it at 45 miles an hour or faster. at least 90% of the time and the ntsb says carpool lanes don't make the grade and they are only functioning at a little more than half. taking a look at westbound 80 in berkeley. the first lane on the far left, it is hard to tell how many drivers and passengers are eating -- are in each car but a lot of drivers would say, it is not uncommon to see people cheating and dipping in and out of those carpool lanes or just sitting in the carpool lane when they don't have the number of passengers needed to get through traffic faster. back to you guys. that is our question of the day. have you ever cheated in the carpool lane? yes and you got away with it. yes and you got caught or no, you have never cheated. go to the ktvu twitter page. our time is 7 to 34 and we could find out if the plan to build huge titles from the delta to southern california has overcome the latest hurdle. governor brown came up with the $16 billion plan for the twins delta tunnels and it needs federal approval to move ahead. the us fish and wildlife service as well as the national marine fission -- fish service is expected to make a report. this will help struggling fish while at the same time giving farmers in the central valley a dependable water supply. critics say the tunnels threaten fish that are almost extinct. in the meantime, the melting snow pack in this area is blamed for weekend flooding. 90 homes were evacuated. there was a 15 foot break in the levy on friday and floodwaters reached homes at the kings river golf and country club east of kingsburg. about 300 people are still affected. that flood warning is expected to expire this afternoon. the weekends largest pride celebration in san francisco with hundreds of thousands of people lining the streets. there was music, costumes and dancing and hundreds of groups marching including several protracted trump policies. the tone of this year's parade was towards protecting equality. >> it seems like more of a protest . with our current administration, we are back into the protest days. we have really had to struggle to keep our rights. >> this year, about 260 groups are a part of the parade. the pride says most of the groups were bigger than normal. >> [ screaming ] more than 200,000 people marched in the cities 43rd pride parade. this year's theme was "come together, we will rise." saying it was exciting to be around those who express themselves. purchasers speaking out against police brutality did briefly shut down the parade. our coverage continues online at ktvu.com. just go to our website and you can see a photo gallery and video of this weekend's private event. the time is 7 to 36. a san francisco park is closed after vandals set fire to part of a playground. part of the children's playground was destroyed over the weekend. look at the pictures. the san francisco rec and parks department calls this crime a terrible act of vandalism. visitors were disappointed that the park was closed but the carousel is still open. >> i feel kind of disappointed because this is one of my favorite parts of the park. >> it is kind of sad, really. like, who would do that . expect the park originally opened in 1888. 10 years ago, the children's playground reopened in 2007 after a $3.8 million renovation. park officials say it will take about $1 million to prepare -- to repair the playground. and mail carrier is been called a hero for being help to a house fire. he was out walking his route saturday afternoon when he saw the fire. he grabbed a garden hose and started spraying the house and the garage. two people were able to escape. firefighters were able to eventually get them out. >> they got their burnout and a dog. they had some kids in the front living room but the fire backed up so hopefully, they did not get smoke. >> this is the second time sweeney has been called a hero. he saved the life of a baby girl who had a seizure. he gave the baby cpr. until paramedics arrived. he is featured on the oprah winfrey show. for saving that little girl's life. the time is 7 to 38. still ahead, a possible break in the case. and 8:00, but we are finding out. also, the fourth of july holiday is coming up in just about a week. >> reporter: good morning. we are looking at some of the bay area bridges and so far, so good . the san mateo bridge, not a bad commute. the fog bank is in place and temperatures are coming down for even the most inland locations. welcome back. our time is 7:41. a victory for the trump administration. we have just received word that the us supreme court will review president trumps travel bands. however, the supreme court is letting the trump administration enforce its 90 day ban on six multi-those muslim countries. the band would take effect 72 hours after being cleared by the courts. and as you just heard, the us supreme court will allow it to take effect. we will here -- the court will hear arguments in the fall. at least 60 high-rise buildings have failed fire safety tests. officials are testing the exterior of 600 buildings after this month's high-rise fire that killed 70 people. the flammable exterior led to the quick spread of plans and they want to prevent another tragedy. over the weekend, 4000 people from at least 4 of the buildings were ordered to evacuate. authorities are considering filing manslaughter charges and that deadly fire . the time is 7 to 42 and high winds are expected to ban several fires burning around the country today. the nation's biggest country is burning in southern utah. there it is. about 250 miles south of salt lake city. more than 42,000 acres have burned. 13 homes have been destroyed. about 15,000 people have been evacuated. that fire is only 10% contained and firefighters say stronger wind today will cause red flag conditions. a big brush fire in los angeles county is still burning this morning. it is in santa clarita. it has burned more than 800 acres as of last night, it was 50% contained. authorities believe it started with a traffic collision and a tree caught fire and the flames spread. several nearby communities have evacuated. so far, no injuries have been reported. with the fourth of july just a week away, police departments are looking for fireworks. yesterday, they found a garage packed with about $10,000 worth of fireworks. they got a tip that led them to the house. firefighters and the bomb squad helped remove the fireworks because they were such a fire hazard. >> just in case the bar happens to start in that house, once it reached the garage, you're going to have a huge fire . >> it is scary because i know how fire jumps. it could have been really bad jumping from one house to the next. >> william young is on charges of felony possession of fireworks with intent to distribute. as we no, fourth of july has many fire departments worried and warning about the dangers of fireworks. if you possess or set off fireworks, you could be fined up to $300 between july 2 and july 8. that is three times the amount of the normal fires. fireworks are illegal altogether in morgan hill. also today, fire officials from santa clara county will hold a safety event to draw attention to the dangers of fireworks. we will help get you out the door at 7:44. good morning and welcome back. we do have pretty good traffic because next week, the fourth of july and a lot of people are out there this morning. let's go out and take a look at what we have and take a look at the commute at the bay bridge toll plaza. you will see that traffic is going to be a little bit busier as you drive through. there have been no major problems but the peak of the commute but some of the other are not getting as busy. 24. not bad in lorinda as you drive up to the tunnel. the traffic on highway four: is slow from concord -- the traffic on highway 4 is closed. 280 in san jose is not bad. the entire south bay commute doesn't look too bad as you drive through. there's a little bit of slow traffic in the area. how about that weather? let's go to steve. that's a lot of ladies -- that is a lot of relief, as well. i can see some breaks to the south but it is pretty solid to the north and making a pretty good push out to the west. well about the tower, dave. it was covered in the fog over the last couple of days. tom smith says good morning steve. it is 61 and overcast on blossom hill. there are some pretty good signs that even the inland temperatures will cooldown. san jose, 93. 96 today. we will all be in the 70s. san jose might be a little bit cooler. low clouds and breezy to windy. the kicking -- the breezes are kicking up. we were way on the hot side last week and have come down significantly. areas of the inland valley will cool down. i had a couple of thunderstorms pop up and those will be pushed out of the area as the system works its way in. fairfield is at 59. san jose, 62. the breeze is key along the system. napa, oakland, concorde. wind gusts 233 miles an hour. rip snorting, as we say. doug ahrens will probably tweet me and say is rip snorting a meteorological term? but i had to call it something. and after about 50 of these, how do you keep saying it is windy? well, it is rip snorting. 50, 60s and 70s to a few 80s but most locations including clearlake and vacaville will cool off today with 60s and upper 50s for a few near the ocean. but 60s and 70s for the inland areas. antioch, -- 70s mainly on the peninsula. not much changes on tuesday. nothing like what we had last week. >> that is a rip snorting forecast . do you plan to fly this summer? coming up an hour 8:00 hour, what you can and cannot take in your carry-on bags. also, a teenager is stuck 25 feet in the air at any [ music ] -- at an amusement park . a hundred miles? a thousand miles? how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser always bottled at the mountain source. how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. welcome back. there is an investigation underway. on saturday, megan was left burning outside of a mosque. pages from the to ron left. those pages left -- pages left. >> stay the course and stick to your ground and keep moving forward. >> it is sad that people resort to this and try to intimidate the community but we are not going to let them win. >> this is the second time the center has been targeted . last week, lauren: was found guilty of vandalizing the property and leaving bacon on doorhandles back in january. she was sentenced to five years probation. jury selection starts in the front trial of a former pharmaceutical company raising the cost by 5000%. he was arrested in 2015 and charged with securities fraud in an unrelated case. he is accused of cheating investors out of $11 million in a ponzi scheme. he could get up to 20 years of convicted. the chp arrested a motorcyclist who is suspected of vandalism. a chp helicopter monitor the area eastbound on highway 24 between orinda and interstate 680 where a motorcyclist who had been speeding and breaking side view mirrors was seen. he was later identified as winston pulled junior. the helicopter followed the motorcycle to his house. he was later arrested. if your car was damaged last week by someone on a green kawasaki motorcycle, the chp wants to hear from you. an investigation continues today in upstate new york where a teenager felt 25 feet from an amusement park. >> they will catch you, honey, go ahead! >> they did catch that 14-year- old girl. she was not hurt. she was riding the gondola with her brother when he started screaming for help. a crowd gathered below and promise to catch her. and they caught her beautifully. >> looking at her today knowing she is all right . >> god put us in the right place at the right time. we were able to do something to save a child's life. >> park officials say the ride is in good working order but will remain closed until a full review. a people were injured after a car crashed into a swimming pool. this happened at about 7:30 last night at a vagabond in. the driver lost control of the car and crashed through a wall going straight through the pool. there were a number of children in the water when it happened. they only suffered minor injuries. the driver was taken to the hospital in critical condition. at this point, police are investigating the cause of the crash. your time is 7:54. crews in boise idaho moved the states biggest sequoia tree weighing 800,000 pounds. this tree is 10 stories tall. sequoias are native to california but this particular one was a gift to idaho. more than 100 years ago from the naturalist, john muir. they were expanding $300,000 to move the tree. and officials say there is a 95% chance that the tree will survive. an important recall. the california-based company is recalling more than 50,000 pounds of chicken products because they may contain bones. the frozen chicken bites were made on august 30 of 2016. february 1 and ninth of this year and april 25 so check your filters those so check your freezers. -- so check your freezers. no illnesses have been reported. if you have the product, throw it away or taken back to the store you purchased it to get a refund. a bowl may have the ability to catch on fire. to demonstrate what happened, he made this video showing the ball setting fire to a piece of paper. the product in question is a serving bowl. ikea says they are investigating the claims that light reflecting off the surface can start fires. new information about a san francisco uber driver who went missing back in may. more about the discovery and the hayward warehouse and the possible link. chaos at a big mall in san francisco. more on this caught on video and it ended with one police officer being injured. it is not too bad out there. we do see traffic on interstate 80. we will give you a drive time for this and some of the other commutes, straightahead. last week, it was all about the heat. human remains found in a hayward warehouse may be the clue investigators in san francisco need to solve a missing person's case. a major ruling by the supreme court surrounding president trump travel ban. more on what it could mean for you. this is ktvu mornings on two. it is monday, june 26. let's get you out the door. we put our jackets away all last week but today, we may actually need them. >> it was pretty hot last week . welcome back, guys. it is not smoking hot today. and if anything, it is much cooler and temperatures will go below average. can't we get an average day? maybe wednesday. a little cloud deck has lifted big time so it is clear in coastal hills and temperatures will follow suit with a pretty good cooldown. also, it looks like we will settle in today and see a warm up for the inland towns. plenty of low clouds and that system is heading up forge arica. 50s and 60s and we are slow to warm up. this time last week, we had some 70s and 80s. that is not the case now. 33 in vacaville. they will cool off. lake county. 59. black hawks, 69. 50s and 60s for martinez, concord. everyone is close and look for the breeze to continue giving us the 60s and 70s. is there anything that you want to get to? >> things are busy although they are lacking in volume. on that you sure freeway, we do have slow traffic but the traffic time, to drive between these 2 points has never got above 30 minutes and that is just a little better than normal. last week, we even had 50 minutes to one hour and this morning, we haven't seen that. when you get to the bay bridge, there is plenty of waiting to do. a 15 to 20 minute wait. we are also looking at interstate 80. you can see traffic is moving well in both directions however, it is beginning to slow down in the northbound direction. san mateo bridge. that looks okay as you get out to the high rise. it is crowded and on the peninsula, southbound 101. not too bad as you drive to the south bay. 280 in san jose and it is not too bad getting up to highway 17. let's go back to the desk. san francisco and hayward police are all working together to see if remains found are those of a man missing since mother's day. the remains were found at a hayward warehouse overnight. t. >> reporter: good morning. the man who identified himself as the owner of this warehouse told me this was in fact the location where they discovered those remains over the weekend. he also confirms this is the location where the person of interest in this case worked. workers at the warehouse say it was a strong smell and they began investigating on their own and called police on saturday morning when they discovered elastic bags which contained human remains. investigators suspect the remains are those of mr. tang who was -- of mr. chai. he disappeared in may after telling friends he was going to go and visit and help bob tang. the man identified himself as the owner of this warehouse confirmed for us that this is where bob tang worked. suspect this warehouse is connected to bob tang. who is the suspect in the missing person case of mr. chai last seen on may 14 of 2017. >> reporter: you heard police saying they have been trying to track down mr. tang to talk about the disappearance but again, he also disappeared and investigators believe he has led the country and is in cambodia. at this point, there is no timeline. we are looking to talk with investigators and hayward and alameda county and also in san francisco to find out what new details this investigation has turned up and find out any more information about trying to identify those remains that were found in hayward. new this morning, a victory for the trump administration. the united states supreme court announced it will allow parts of the travel ban to go into effect. the ban applies to travelers from six predominantly muslim countries. the court says it will hear arguments in the case in october. president trump said the ban would take effect 72 hours after being cleared by the court. the president has argued that the band was needed to allow for an internal review of the screening procedures for visa applicants from those countries. the supreme court has agreed to hear an appeal from the owner of a colorado bakery that was refusing to make a wedding cake for a gay couple. the owner of masterpiece cake shop told the owner he would not make their -- told the customer he would not make their cake and a colorado port ruled against him. he petitioned the supreme court to hear the case claiming the ruling violates his freedom of speech. that case will be heard in the fall. another question looms. could one of the justices announced his retirement. douglas has the story. >> as the cameras clicked away for their class photos this month, there was justice anthony kennedy. relaxed and chatting with his fellow justices what does he know something that we don't? is he stepping down? his speculations are swirling after his clerk suddenly pushed up a year -- reunion party. there's a possibility of another court vacancy. conway would not say much. >> has he said anything about the retirement plans? >> i will never reveal the conversation between a sitting justice and the white house but we are paying close attention. >> reporter: kennedy has been on the court for almost 13 years and he is often the swing vote. if he steps down, resident trump will get to make a lasting imprint after already selecting the of course it's for the court certainly -- shortly -- after selecting neil gorsuch for the supreme court. holding a vote on a bill to overall healthcare, lawmakers are waiting for report from the budget office. so far, five republican senators . that is more than enough to kill the republicans proposal. one plan is to cut medicaid funding but the bill could earn more supportive changes are made this week. >> right now, i am undecided. there are things of this bill that are peculiar to my state. a couple of things i am concerned about but if those can be addressed, i will and if they can't, i won't. expect the president insists the republicans are not that far from a deal and last-minute changes are coming. a san francisco police officer was injured trying to break up a big fight at the westfield mall. >> [ screaming ] >> police officers rushed to the mall last night. twitter shows how chaotic that situation was. it is not clear what caused the bite. police shut them all down to close the situation. the san francisco chronicle is reporting. a former program director of the boys and girls club is said -- set to enter a plea to child endangerment. he was arrested in april after being accused of posting photos of a six-year-old girl from his afternoon program in a chat room where users share child pornography. also sharing the girls name, phone number and home address. the department of homeland security tracked him through his internet ip address. a plane violently shakes. up next, the function does malfunction that forced -- up next, the malfunction. tca check points -- tsa checkpoints and why they are trying to get passengers to de- clutter their bags. you can see the traffic is going to be busy. if you are driving on the bay bridge getting to san francisco. inthe only bed smart enough toer change sleep as we know it. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you comfortable. and snoring... does your bed do that? right now save on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, it's the lowest prices of the season with savings of $500 on our most popular p5 bed. and airasia flight with 359 people on board line from australia to malaysia was forced to turn around after an engine problem made the plane shakes nonstop for 2 hours. passengers say they heard a loud bang and the plane started to shake. one passenger said the shaking was so bad that it felt like he was sitting on top of a washing machine. passengers say the pilot asked them to pray twice on their way back to the airport. >> it was like an explosion almost from the left wing. and the plane just started shuttering -- shuddering a lot. >> the plane eventually landed safely and no one was hurt. >> a female passenger was taken off of a southwest airlines flight after she was a potential threat. the pilot diverted to corpus christi so the woman could be removed. she had apparently been pacing up and down the aisle and later tried to open the rear exit and jump out. i passenger stopped her and held her until she was taken into custody. if you plan to fly this summer, get ready for changes. alex has more on changes that are already being phased in slowly. >> apparently, a lot of our carry-on bags are far too cluttered and tsa says it is tough to spot so they will have to pull more of those items out in the near future and what that might mean for you is that you may have to put laptops, tablets and food and books into separate bins. the tsa has been testing these new security procedures at a handful of airports around the country including lax, phoenix and las vegas. as mo is not taking part. tsa says passenger carry-on bags can be soulful at times that even x-ray machines are having trouble seeing what is inside. a lot of travelers say they are not looking forward to having to unpack those carry-on bags. >> i have a message. deconstructing is a total pain. i love it when i get rechecked and i get to sail on through. >> they need to get a better machine. already, they are invading her privacy, patting you down everywhere. sometimes, that is a little uncomfortable to take everything out and put it all back, that is a little over-the- top. >> of course, we had to go through a lot of steps, taking our shoes off and tossing water bottles but some travelers feel this may be going too far and even the aclu has stepped in to raise privacy concerns. especially when it comes to the sensitivity of people's reading materials. they don't like the idea of agents at security checkpoints thumbing through someone's books or magazines they might be looking at. again, this is only happening at a handful of airports across the country but this pilot program is potentially going to be phased in slowly across the country in the near future. alex savidge, fox 2 news. if you're heading off this morning, it is hopefully a smooth ride for you. >> it is not bad. i would say is going to be slow in some areas as you might expect. if you're going to the bay bridge, i would expect to be waiting for a bit. it is getting better and you can tell that the volume is not there. on a normal morning when we see slow traffic at the bay bridge, generally, you will see slow traffic on this and it is not there. it is beginning to lighten up and that is good news. we are also looking at this coming around the corner. it is a little crowded and how crowded is how they base their decision on speeding up or slowing down the lights approaching it. northbound is getting busy. 880 from san leandro to downtown oakland and the san mateo bridge traffic is busy so it is definitely busy and slightly less volume as we look at the peninsula. san mateo, slow traffic on the 101 and northbound 101, slow driving into sunnyvale. had a deck 15, let's bring steve in. some love cloud deck for many but not all. there are some areas on the santa cruz coast that had a lot more clearing but most locations are dealing with cloud deck. 98% of you said thank you for that. there are still those who enjoyed last week. i get it. but after eight or 10 days, we are finally seeing a break and the high pressure system is moving off. santa rosa this morning. and kathy better known as the napa valley chick says the sunshine is working hard to break through all of that beautiful farm this morning so it will be a cooler pattern for everybody. even up into lake county and eastern solano. contra costa county. and that is all it takes. it is on its way to visit eureka. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. brentwood was only 64 last week at this time. it is on the coast. 54 and -- in san jose. west of oakland and concorde, 26 and 33 for the wind gusts. the water temperatures have come up. 54 instead of 79. san francisco dropped to 57 because of that dome of high pressure last week. we will see these drop a little bit. there are plenty of clouds. redwood city, 61. montero is at 60 and stanford and south. low clouds will retreat and we are setting the stage for a pretty cool pattern. 60s, 70s and 80s. temperatures are slightly below average and we were well above average last week. not this week. temperatures stay in the 50s and 60s. and we will see some inland temperatures warm up but not the 100s. >> it is a nice break. i went to the beach last sunday. your time is 8:18. a big shutdown in san francisco. a playground at golden gate is closed this morning after vandals burned a play structure over the weekend. set san francisco park leaders say it will cost $1 million to fix this damage. smith has more on the search for whoever is responsible. >> reporter: families are shocked to see this. authorities say it was charred at the hands of vandals. >> this is one of my favorite parts of the park. >> it is kind of sad. like, who would do that. >> reporter: many children unsure of who the vandal is. >> there is really no reason to vandalize a child's park. they are pretty innocent. >> it is definitely a disservice. >> reporter: authorities say the fire was reported at 1230 in the morning. fire crews responded and immediately put it out. no one was injured. >> we usually see things like glass, graffiti. but, this is a pretty rare occurrence. >> reporter: the san francisco rex department -- recreation department has no idea. >> i just think it is weird that someone could even think to do it at a playground, of all places, you know? where all the kids come to. to be safe and play with other kids. >> reporter: park officials say it will need to be replaced and estimate it will cost $1 million. this opened in 1888. the children's playground reopened in 2007 after a $3 million renovation. >> $1 million. that is expensive. >> despite the high cost, visitors hope it will happen soon. >> this is one of those things that doesn't need to happen. hopefully, we find the funds to do it because i think this is a wonderful gathering for children. >> we are told there will be extra patrols. anyone with information is asked to contact the san francisco fire department. ktvu fox 2 . happening today, some east bay parents and teachers are taking a stand against breaking up their school district. a group of parents have submitted a petition along with three elementary schools and a middle school. they have until august to either approve or reject and send that recommendation on. parents who opposed the plan say the devil school district needs the schools to remain diverse. for the seventh straight year, hawaii named as the worst state for living. the ranking says hawaii has the 10th highest median wage nationwide. the median income is just $40,000 but that is not enough to make up for living expenses that are 2 thirds higher than the rest of the nation. california took the #2 spot for the worst living. washington named the best followed by minnesota and illinois. sometimes is that they have developed a drug that has the potential to give you a tan. the drug tricks skin into naturally producing the brown pigment. they hope their discovery can slow the appearance of aging and prevent skin cancer. a celebration for universal studios honoring harry potter begins today. the show was created to mark the 20th anniversary of the first harry potter book. harry potter and the philosophers stone was released in 1997. the light show will run throughout the summer at parks in orlando, japan and hollywood. transformers pulled off a big box office win over the weekend. it was the top movie with an estimated $43 million but that ranks as the lowest opening ever for the franchise. the movie starring mark wahlberg and anthony hopkins is the fifth in the transformer series. a teenager dangling 25 feet into the air. we will show you the efforts to get her to safety. >> reporter: carpool lanes are becoming overcrowded. good morning. we can see that the traffic is moderate. it is getting busier as we go to downtown. mother nature is making a huge push. welcome back to mornings on ktvu fox 2. >> steve is going to take it away and what a difference a week makes. as much as 40 degrees for some. there were some that got into the really hot temperatures and others never cooled off at all. southern california may be a little different. we get a pretty good fog bank. 63 degrees. low clouds and breezy to windy. wind gusts up to 40 miles an hour. and it is still pretty good. we went from hot to much cooler and we will warm up later in the week. low clouds and some breaks. 60s on some of the temperatures. we are pretty close. west at hayward and west, southwest. there is your delta breeze. there are a few breaks in those low clouds. 59 for gilroy. 55 for boulder creek. some breaks toward the santa cruz case -- area. a lot of 50s, 60s and 70s. it's a:30 and things are -- what? >> if you ever wonder what i am looking at -- suspect -- i am wondering what you are looking at. >> i just want to make sure it is all square and the traffic pictures are not bad. at the toll plaza, you can see that the traffic is not too bad but there is waiting so i don't want to mislead you. it is better than it normally is. especially coming in on 880. this is 880 northbound to downtown oakland. san mateo bridge traffic is moderate as you head out to the high-rise and i want to mention that we have a bit of slow traffic coming around the corner. from cesar chavez to the bay bridge. and on the peninsula, the 101 is slow. 280 doesn't look too bad. a:31 and let's go back to the desk. officials want highway patrol to step up enforcement of the good old carpool lane. it has actually doubled in recent years despite a $491 fine. we are live in berkeley to explain. >> reporter: we are on interstate 80 in berkeley and on interstate 80, if you want to use the carpool lane, you will have to have at least three people per vehicle. you can see the car lane. it is just as slow or sluggish as the other lanes of traffic and that is part of the problem. carpool lanes are becoming more crowded across the state. people are driving clean air vehicles which are allowed to use the hov lane but there are also a lot of carpal cheats in the area and those are the real problem. they want to see increased enforcement to crack down on the carpool lanes and they want sacramento lawmakers to do just that. now, solo drivers can use the carpool legally but only if they have a clean air vehicle. a special state issued sticker or decal. that clean air decal program was set to expire but there is a bill in the state assembly that would extend it. the ntc says they are against the bill unless they have the extra funds. right now, the ticket for driving in the carpool lane without extra passengers is $491. apparently, that is not enough of a deterrent. >> sometimes, they are kind of going around and they get in or they get stuck or their windows are tinted so you can't really see. >> i think some of them put a dummy in the seat. seriously! they put something in the seat and they put a hat on it and you can tell looking from behind. i have seen it. yes. i am not joking! spent the carpool lanes are not performing as well as they could be in virtually every part of the bay area and, we don't think it is going to help to extend the decal program for clean air vehicles. . >> reporter: according to the ntc, traffic should be going at least 35 miles an hour or faster 90% of the time. the area carpool lanes do not make the grade and our only functioning at that level a little more than half the time and with evidence of that right here on westbound interstate 80, the far left lane of the carpool lane and you can see people hitting their brakes and traffic barely moving. even in the carpool lane so that is an example of the carpool lanes becoming crowded. coming up 9:00, we are going to actually hit the road and get on the road and see if we see what a lot of drivers have long complained about. people driving in the carpool lane when they should not be. we will check back with you in about half an hour. no response from the chp on whether or not that agency is going to increased enforcement of the carpool lane. if they are going to increased enforcement, it is going to come with extra funding and say they recognize that. part of the conditions they are putting out in order to support the bill and renew the decal program, they want to increase the cost of the decals that they would charge for the clean air vehicles. they want to increase the cost of that and they want that extra money earmarked so that age those so that chp can do extra -- that money earmarked so that chp can do more enforcement. now to have a question of the day. have you ever cheated in the carpool lane? take a look at these results. 32% said yes that they have cheated and gotten away with it. only 5% said yes and got caught. keep letting us know what you think. one of the weakens longest pride celebrations in san francisco with hundreds of thousands of people lining the streets. >> [ cheering & applause ] >> there was plenty of music, costumes and dancing. hundreds of groups including several protesting the trump policies. the tone was toward protecting equality. >> it seemed like more of a protest in those days and it is these days. although, i think with our current administration, we are back into the protest days. we have really got to struggle to keep our rights. >> this year, 360 groups took part and that is about average but the pride president says most of the groups had larger participation than normal. support for same-sex marriage even though groups are opposing. 2 thirds of nearly all americans support and for the first time, a majority of baby boomers and african americans support same-sex marriage. 60% of roman catholics support same-sex marriage but only one third of the evangelical christians supported. our coverage continues. go to our website to see a photo gallery and video of this week's pride event. a mail carrier in sacramento is being called a hero for helping to save -- for helping to fight a house fire. he grabbed a garden hose and started spraying the house and the garage with water. 2 people were able to escape but a number of pets were still trapped . firefighters were eventually able to get those pets out. they got there burnout and a dog. they had some kittens in the front living room but hopefully they didn't get smoke. >> and your spring to house down while they are doing that? >> the best i could. >> this is the second time he is being called a hero. he saved the life of this baby girl when she had a seizure. the mother asked for help. he gave the little girl cpr until paramedics arrived. he was featured on the overall went for the show. the fourth of july is just a little more than a week away and police department's are on the lookout for illegal fireworks. stockton police found a fireworks stock in the garage. the garage door was wide open when they arrived. they said firefighters in the bomb squad helped to remove the fireworks because it was such a fire hazard. >> in case of fire happens to start in that house, once it reaches that garage, you are going to have a huge fire. >> it is scary because i know how fire jumps and it could've been really bad. >> police arrested the 37-year- old for felony possession of illegal fireworks with intent to distribute. police say he got the fireworks from out-of- state. many fire departments in the bay area a warning about the dangers of fireworks ahead of the fourth of july. morgan hill. they could face fines between july 2 and july 8. three times the normal fines. fireworks are illegal altogether in morgan hill and also, firefighters from santa clarita county are talking about safety. investigation continues into how and teenager fell 25 feet from an amusement park ride over the weekend. >> they will catch you as the like they will catch you, honey! go ahead! >> [ screaming ] stacked the 14- year-old girl was not seriously hurt. she was riding on the sky gondola when her brother screamed for help. a crowd of people gathered below and she was hanging on. they said to go ahead and let go, the -- that we will catch you and she did. facebook is going hollywood. up next, more of the plans to bring scripted tv shows to your newsfeeds. we are looking at traffic getting in to the san francisco area on the bay bridge and there is a span as you make your way to the island. our highs will be cooler today. takada has filed for bankruptcy. >> for more on how that will affect all of the lawsuits and energy week, we will bring back our very energetic, pam cook. >> the trump administration is calling this week? -- weak. we expect to hear specifics on thursday. when the opening bell rang this morning, banking stocks. analysts say this is a good sign for the financial industry as a whole. stocks are up on that news. taking a look at the markets right now, here is a live look at the dow jones. not up as much as it was earlier. 54 points to the upside. it was up almost half of a % about an hour ago. now a quarter of a % and the nasdaq is down. the nasdaq is down 15 points. the s&p 500 is hanging on. the japanese airbag maker is falling for cropsey protection here as well as its home country of japan. they are overwhelmed by the lawsuits related to that massive recall of the defective airbag insulators. at least 16 people have died and 180 others have been hurt when those airbags inflated with too much force. most of the company's assets will be sold to key safety systems. executives say bankruptcy was the only way they could deal with the legal penalties and lawsuits. the california-based company is recalling more than 50,000 pounds of chicken products that may contain bones. the present chicken bites are marketed to children. check your freezer for the three house boxes of chicken bites. the 30 pound bulk boxes are also included. no injuries or illnesses have been reported but they are being recalled as a precaution. if you have any, be sure to throw them out or return them to the store where they were purchased. facebook is going hollywood. the social network site is in talks with several studios about creating encrypted -- scripted tv. in some cases offering $3 million for an episode. they say they want to avoid topics of politics and news and shows nudity and rough language. the goal is late this summer. google will no longer read your emails to put advertisers on your screen. the company has been criticized for years. google says it will still personalize but from other sources such as your recent searches and videos that you watch on youtube. >> exactly! about that purse three weeks ago and it is haunting me online . let's check with your monday morning commute. we do have traffic and it is busy. we will start with the east bay and interstate 80 is slowing down. if you are trying to make that drive, you are going to be in slow traffic for a few miles. when you get to the bay bridge, you will see slow traffic. it is still backed up for about a 10 minute delay but it is getting better and better as you drive into san francisco and i suspect it will get much better over the next hour. this is northbound 101 and we have seen some improvement. the traffic is going to be okay as you drive on the 101. pushing back to the south bay, most of those freeways are slow but things are beginning to get better in the south bay. that's bring steve in with today's weather. compared to last week, it is a huge change. we have a big fog bank. this week, overall, it is pretty quiet. some drizzle toward santa rosa. and pleasant hill, this sure beats the 120 degrees in phoenix last week. i can imagine. very hot for a long period of time. santa rosa, 93. san jose, 96. they will all be in the 70s. the system is moving in and the atmosphere has really enhanced. 60s for many and we are getting a few 50s but a lot of 60s. brentwood, 66. that's a big difference. 55 and going on 57. tabriz is the one factor. low clouds out of the west or southwest including travis which has wind gusts of 33 miles an hour. look at how the system in the great lakes is bringing unseasonably cool temperatures. but we are seeing temperatures at chicago, 67. washington dc, 79 degrees and humidity went below 30%. if you are from maryland or washington, you know that that is unbelievably rare to have humidity below. for some, just follow that. low clouds have pushed back some upper 60s, 70s and 80s. and brentwood, temperatures and we even had a little bit of breeze. 79 in gilroy and 56 on the coast. menlo park, 76. about the same tomorrow. near average on the temperatures wednesday. and warmer inland. not hot because we -- as we head into thursday and friday. steph curry and his wife. how they are using the musical to raise money. 's celebrate the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! british leaders say at least 60 high-rise buildings have failed tests. they are testing some 600 buildings after this month's high-rise fire that killed 79 people. the flammable exterior led to the quick spread of flames and they want to prevent another tragedy. authorities are considering filing manslaughter charges in that deadly fire. 15 others are missing after a very broke -- a ferry boat sank. more than 150 passengers were on board. the boat rocked back and forth before it sank and the exact cause remains under investigation. most people on the very were either rescued or found their own way to shore. the chiefs of staff in afghanistan today, the us marine will be meeting with afghanistan officials as well as american and coalition leaders and the troops. the strategy includes sending nearly 4000 us troops to afghanistan. top commanders say although the afghan forces have improved their ability to fight, they still need help. and investigation is underway into 2 possible hate crimes . saturday, a quran filled with bacon obtaining at a sacramento mosque. pages ripped were thrown outside . they were picked up by worshipers during prayer. this was the second time the davis center has been targeted. muslim community leaders say it is sad that there centers and religion has been targeted. kevin ended a long losing streak by dominating sonoma raceway. the former champ has been in 20 races since last fall. there were a number of crashes. he took the checkered flag under caution. clint was second followed by brad. >> [ singing ] >> he had his wife using the musical to help. he posted this video on instagram of them having a little bit of fun. they want people to donate $10 to a coalition called immigrants. a chance to win 2 vip tickets and joined them on the opening night of "hamilton" in august . this years snowpack is causing concerns. up next, the forced evacuation of 90 homes. the melting snow in the sierra is blamed for flooding in the central valley floods forcing 90 homes to be evacuated along the kings river. there was a 15 foot break in a levy on friday when floodwaters reached homes at the kings river golf and country club. this morning 300 people remained affected. a flood warning will expire this afternoon. highway patrol released video of a man being rescued from the top of a waterfall on the yuba river saturday. the man was swept from emerald pools in nevada county the chopper found him sitting on a rock in the middle of a river not far from the waterfall they lowered a basket to carry him to safety. his girlfriend was all skewed -- rescued in the same area. jury selection starts in the fraud trial for the former footer cervical company ceo who raised the cost of a life- saving drug by 5000%. arrested in 2015 and charged with securities fraud in an unrelated case. he is accused of cheating investors out of more than $11 million in a ponzi scheme if convicted he could face 20 years in prison. highway patrol arrested a motorcyclist suspected of reckless driving and vandalism in the east bay. monitoring a motorcyclist area where they have been speeding. 29-year-old eric winston junior of antioch was arrested if your car was damaged by someone on a green kawasaki motorcycle they want to hear from you. eight people injured after a car crashed in southern california around 7:30 last night in san pedro. the driver lost control of the vehicle crashed through a wall and plunged into a pool. there were several children in the water who suffered minor injuries the driver was in the pool for quite some time before he was rescued and taken to the hospital in critical condition. police have not yet ruled out dui for this crash.>> a sequoia tree weighing 8000 pounds was moved it is 10 stories tall they are native to california but this one was gifted to idaho 100 years ago by a naturalist. the hospital is spending $300,000 to move the tree to a park a few blocks away. space x celebrates a successful weekend launching and landing two rockets the eighth and ninth launches for space x they took 10 satellites into orbit falcon 9 rockets successfully touched down in the pacific ocean to be reused later for future launches. human remains found in a warehouse the possible connection to a missing uber driver. all eyes on capitol hill with big decisions on the travel ban and the healthcare bill. former 49er quarterback jeff garcia talks to us about his role in the professional flag football league. we hope you're not leaving the bay area will be great to this weekend the sweltering heat is over thank goodness we have clouds in the sky we are in for much more comfortable weather this week.>> i requested

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