in san jose unified. >> a pretty view behind us. san jose. clear skies. right now, temperatures cool enough for a light jacket as you get the kids ready for school around san jose in the south bay right now. drizzle though possible around san francisco from the morning and by the afternoon, mid 90s out towards the tri-valley. upper 80s in the warmer spots around san jose. speen speaking of san jose, not too bad. temperatures in the low to mid 80s. coming up, we'll talk about changes for the weekend in your seven-day forecast. but right now let's look at that hayward commute with mike. >> that's right, rob. we're talking about the schools and indeed san jose will have a change today but more impacted when san jose state comes back online and san francisco in about a week or so. we're looking at no problems as far as major standouts but looking at more slowing for 680 south out of pleasanton. starting around just south of stone ridge. tapping the brakes down to sunol boulevard. standard there. hayward, a street past 92 down toward tennison. nice volume of traffic through the maze throu

against this vietnamese gang in san jose and also the police officer. they say this was a widespread oping ration from southern california even to louisiana. a shipment of marijuana was headed to louisiana from san jose. police made pictures of testimony soft o evidence. the sting was called operation dpang of thrones and targeted several vietnamese cafes in san jose. in march of last year, police held similar raids in what was dubbed operation army. they confiscated 100 gaming machines. this time, police say the operation also took down one of their own. nine-year veteran, derek antonio, was accused of releasing confidence police information to the gapg. he was also arrested and faces several felonies. the chief says going after their own officer was painful, but says investigators were clear they were chasing every suspect. >> as this chase was has been to have identified and criminal bly investigated one of our own, it is a testament to the integrity of the san jose police department and all investigators involved in this investigation. >> police arrested 23 of the suspects. peopl

of the biggest public libraries in california is right here on the campus of san jose state university. but there's friction between towns-people and academic gowns. i would hope personally that i'm not in anybodies way, or taking up someone's space. this space is shared by students and the community. and that includes the homeless population of silicon valley. we'll explore the needs of both sides on this edition of equal time. [music] some students here on campus are complaining, about sharing the library with the homeless. but it's an important resource for people who have no place else to go. equal time correspondent estephany haro begins our coverage, looking at the benefits the homeless receive here. martin luther king jr. library is an institution in the heart of the silicon valley, open to everyone. it occupies 4th and san fernando streets. a key corner of san jose state university. the library has received multiple awards for its unique design and is a partnership with the city of san jose and san jose state university. what is isn't receiving any awards for is the

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into a san jose courtroom for the trial for the man accused of killing the teenager. police arrested the man back in 2012 after the disappearance of the 15-year-old. prosecutors say his dna was found on her jeans, which were found near the scene of her disappearance. defense attorneys argued the dna process is subjective and called the findings misleading. outside the courthouse, sierra lamar's father called for justice. >> you know, exercise so much patience after four years. of waiting for this. and we're anxious for the court to get this going. >> the defense asked for the trials to be b delayed xwen, but a judge din denied that question. sierra's body has never been found. >>> south bay court worker rs about to go on strike and we're learning they're going to make the announcement within the hour. it was the last ditch effort by court workers to get help with a two-year battle with management over staffing and pay. robert honda, who was first to break the story, joins us to explain why these protests are about to turn into a full college strike and so soon, robert. >> it's no sec

map. no problems south bay or peninsula. we have the debris clearing from 280 around san jose avenue and san francisco. new incident reported someone hit a deer just near the transition for 238 and 880. from what i understand all the l lanes should be clear. around that connector we should have lights or flashing lights just off of 238. note of warning if you're coming out of the area just north of hayward we're going to keep it in the east bay. >>> it is breaking news that we're following out of the east bay this morning. a couple's late night stroll turns tragic overnight after hayward police say a man robbed and shot the husband. >> this comes amid a huge crime surge in hayward we've been reporting on for the last several weeks. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live from the hayward police department with the search for the man who targeted that couple and, bob, he got what he wanted but still shot the husband? >> reporter: correct. good morning, sam and laura. what hey regard police are looking for is a man who drove off in a very distinct looking car. the victims say that the

crash around san jose. >> that's right, rob. we had another crash in san francisco. we'll touch on that in a second. this one down here, san jose, 101. you saw the sensors around bay at the speed limit. nothing to worry about except for right as you're approaching the tully road off-ramp. early road crash was changed from injury crash to minor injuries. i think someone was says their arm was sore. there may still be activitactiv. just a note. that's the only issue though for the south bay as far as the speeds go. you're at the limit. you have a much brigger issue over in the east bay. >>> hayward, mike. a city that has seen a surge in violence, a husband and wife held up just hours ago while walking down the street. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live. bob, we understand after taking their krefl phones the suspect shot at the man one time? >> reporter: you are correct. and again, what happened here in hayward last night is the latest in a string of violent crimes within the city limits. over the past two weeks five people have been murdered in hayward. then you have last night's sho

. gorgeous presun rise view in san jose. high level tropical nature clouds coming in from hawaii. in san jose, 60 degrees. partly cloudy skies. 50s, mid 50s in the north bay. chilly start this morning. by the afternoon, mid 80s around the east bay. upper oughtitys in san francisco. mid 80s around south bay. busy commute, crashes effecting two bridges. >> bridges are critical at this point of the commute as traffic starts to shift over from the east bay to the peninsula. overall the traffic patterns look standard. concern over here, the hayward side of the san mateo bridge, northbound 880 there's a crash at 92. a big rig involved over on the should we're the chp flashing lights and activity. distracting the southbound side. slowing for a time being. we'll see if there's recovery. southbound lanes are clear. eastbound typically counter commute. crash on the richmond san rafael bridge. one lane is blocked. a sig alert is issued, meaning chp thinks it's going to be half hour in they clear that. westbound, your commute is all right. back to you. >>> breaking news this morning. european co

until about lunchtime today. 60 degrees in san jose. 61 in palo alto. same from san francisco. later on this afternoon we will see a mix of sun and clouds. look at the highs. 77 in san jose today. you know it's going to be a cool day when fairfield is in the 70s. we will talk about even more cooling for the next week or so, coming up in a bit. let's toss things over to mike tracking the morning commute. >> very light flow. friday we will have a lighter flow. right now, 4:31, we have no problems on the roadway except for a couple of crashes which left debris. this one in san francisco, 101. just off of 280 northbound. southbound 101 that transition right there. earlier koran into the guardrail and left debris on the roadway. chp is on scene. we don't see slowing but if that happens on the transition you take it will be the distraction there. we'll track another crash in san jose coming up. >>> we're going to stay in san jose. following breaking news. we begin with rbob redell live n san jose. police are investigating the 34th homicide. what are you learning about the circumstances? >>

smoke shown here from sky 7 has caused major breathing problems. chris is live in san jose wo that story. >> reporter: hi. i was out here covering the fire last night. i'm definitely feeling the effects right now. if you look behind miyu can see the train trestle. we're getting a closer look on the trestle that caught on fire yesterday. it is closed off but you can see how close it got to the apartment building that houses many seniors grateful their homes were saved by firefighters. this smoke can be seen for miles, a train trestle caught on fire right next door to a senior apartment complex. >> i had a lot of mucus, a lot of congestion. that's why i ended up down here this morning because i just had to get out of my apartment. >> reporter: wednesday afternoon, residents were evacuated from their homes as the fire moved closer. with no where else to go they found themselves outside brea e breathing in the toxic particles and the smoke was black because the trestle was covered in tar. >> i had to pick up my blouse and cover half of my face. >> reporter: elizabeth rosales had a toug

the death toll continues to rise after a major earthquake strikes central italy. you're looking at live pictures as the race is now on to dig survivors out of the rubble in hard hit towns. >>> more breaking news. back home a shooting in daly city overnight leaves one man injured. we're there live. >>> plus an emergency plan san jose city leader says they know what to do for the shortage of police officers patrolling the streets. "today in the bay" starts right now. >> a very good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we do have a lot of news to get to. we start this morning with a quick check of weather. and rob, a little bit of a warmup in store. >> temperatures across the valley turning a little bit warmer as we head into the afternoon. our temperatures right now though not warm at all. upper 50s and drizzle along the coast. san francisco, highs today around the tri-valley. mid to upper 80s. 82 in san jose. low 60s in san francisco. the tri-valley the warm spot today and also the slow spot for your morning commute. >> i did see earlier slowing on the sensors. it's dark so our maps are lit up by green. going to zoom in to where there was slowing and might be gone already as you're approaching vasco road. there was debris reported westbound 580. looks like that has cleared. watch for the next few minutes. there may vab traffic break. live look over here. there are no problems once you approach that dublin interchange. clear flow there. >>> we continue with our breaking news out of italy this morning. as you see some reporters out there gathering the latest information. that's where a deadly earthquake has left parts of several towns in ruins. the earthquake struck early this morning about 100 miles northeast of rome. this is what's left of one building situated in a local town that was devastated by the earthquake. there are reports of people still trapped in the rubble of structures. some of which are hundreds of years old. many were sleeping when the earthquake struck. frantic efforts are under way to rescue those victims. kris sanchez is monitoring that situation from our newsroom. she will have an update at the top of the hour. >>> breaking news this daly city. a man was injured in an overnight shooting. it had not far from john daly boulevard in mission street and the daly city b.a.r.t. station. pete suratos is at the scene. what are you learning about what happened? >> reporter: that shooting took place around 12:30 a.m. at a dead end street here in daly city city. in the distance it may be hard to make out but this area is still taped off, at least on the top of the hill at this dead end street. we did speak to daly city police and they got that call around 12:30 a.m. about a man who had listen shot in this area. now, when they arrived they found a 20-year-old male with a gunshot wound to the stomach area. he was rushed to sf general for surgery and we're still waiting to get an update on that victim's condition and we still don't know at this time if this shooting was targeted. now, no arrests have been made according to daly city police. if you have any information contact daly city pd. live in dality city pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you for the latest there, pete. >>> at 4:33. gut wrenching story out of the north bay. two sisters 4-year-old haley and 7-year-old caitlyn marcus drowned as their mother's truck plunges into the russian river. the girls were in the backseat where their mother sara behind the wheel. they were heading off to school yesterday when somehow the truck spun out of control and landed in the river. the mother survived the crash. the families from the small town of jenner. >>> san jose police officer behind bars this morning accuse of providing information to street gangs. officer derek antonio is charged with five felony counts of unauthorized computer access among other charges. it follows a five-month-long investigation into a vietnamese street gang. officer antonio has been on administrative leave while the department conducted an internal investigation. san jose police will hold a news conference on their investigation later today. >>> oakland police are hoping that somebody recognizes the people or the car seen in these surveillance videos or photos. police believe one of the people seen here is the suspect in the shooting death of a musician. emilio was shot and killed outside the golden gold bar in april. mercedes bensz silver s series. $35,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest. >>> 4:34. san francisco shoe shine worker is in critical condition after a cab jumps a curb and crashes into his stand. another shoe shine employee was also injured. the crash happened yesterday right by market where samson and sutter streets meet. there were no passengers in the cab at the time. it's not clear why the cab driver jumped the curb. the driver was also taken to a hospital. no word right now on his condition. >>> 4:35. another robbery at san francisco's twin peaks. police say two tourists were robbed at gun point monday night after 10:00. the vick tips say the suspects took their backpacks with two tablet camera and cash. both suspects ran off after that robbery. >>> fire crews rush in to battle flames in the chimney fire yesterday but they weren't able to save a number of homes and structures. the fire burning in the san luis obispo area has destroyed 45 homes. it started two weeks ago. scorched nearly 40,000 acres and it's only 35% contained. >>> in an eerie coincidence today also mark two years since the crippling napa earthquake. 6.0 quake that damaged more than 600 structures combined rebuilding costs exceeded a billion dollars. most of napa at this point is obviously back up and running. one building that suffered historic damage is not expected to be full any functional again until at least the summer of 2018. >>> happening today, vta and b.a.r.t. officials are going to brief u.s. transportation leaders on the transit agency's long-term expansion into the south bay. u.s. transportation secretary anthony foxx is going to survey the nearly completed first phase of b.a.r.t.'s expansion extending from fremont into berryessa. that phase is expected to be up and running as soon as next year. then phase two will eventually extend b.a.r.t. into san jose. >>> it's 4:36. coming up investigative unit exclusive. what some injured workers say it's hard to get their medical care after getting hurt on the job. >>> plus -- >> the morning again starting off with a little bit of low cloud cover in san jose. 60 right now as warming into the agencys in the evergreen school district later on today. more for the warming trend mid week coming up in our forecast. >>> and those low clouds not low enough to touch the high rise here at the san mateo bridge. moves well across the bay. we'll talk about something going on for the south bay coming up. >>> plus the emergency plan to get more police officers patrolling the streets of san jose. what measure the city wants to make happen, next. you're watching "today in the bay." 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(whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. well, i say it's late, and you need to go to bed. why? because i am the boss. you're not the boss, mom's the boss. well, technically, we are co-bosses. technically, mom's the boss. mmmm. shhh. the family favorite. yoplait. >>> 4:40 on wednesday morning. and injured workers hurt on the job say the deck is stacked against them when they try to get medical care. our investigative unit is looking at the workers' comp system that patients say unfairly denies treatment. tonight at 11:00 we'll show you what happens when people try to appeal those treatment denials. state data reviewed by the investigative unit shows in the vast majority of cases reviewers agree injured workers don't need the medical treatments their doctors request. the system say it proves the process is working. critics say it's one sided. >> i do think they have to be challenged if there are failures and certainly i think it has to be considered a failure of the system at this point. >> tonight at 11:00 you will hear more from the mother of the nurses suffered from chronic pain and depression after an injury on the job. she's speaking out now because her daughter no longer can. >>> if you have a tip for us gave us a call. 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> right now to the officer shortage in san jose continues coverage where city leaders have come up with an emergency proposal to put more police officers in patrol cars. that plan would give the police chief emergency powers that would allow the department to find a way around state law to make staffing changes. specifically we're talking about the ability to shift supervisors and detectives out on to the streets. the city council is looking to vote on that emergency proposal next tuesday. >>> in the meantime coming up next, florida has its first nontravel case of zika outside the miami area. the state's governor is not declaring that area though a transmission zone. >>> plus hillary clinton waking up in the bay area today. we'll tell you why she is where she's headed later for the release of more e-mails this fall. >>> criticism continuing to swirl over those clinton foundation itself. you're watching "today in the bay." hillary clinton is in town-- >>> welcome back. the presidential race is coming right through the bay area today, specifically hillary clinton is in town. and it's the usual game plan. quick visit for some big money. the democratic candidate attended an event yesterday in piedmont. then this afternoon mrs. clinton is going to be at luncheon in redwood city. tickets range from $1,000 to $27,000. then tonight the headliner is going to be in los ats to hills at a dinner cohosted by apple ceo tim cook. all of her visits are private and closed to the media. >>> donald trump hopes to erase clinton's lead in florida. he will be in the must win state today. he is doubling down on his call for a special prosecutor to investigate hillary clinton's e-mails. the clinton campaign is bracing for the release of nearly 15,000 additional e-mails this fall. in the meantime a new "associated press" analysis shows more than half the non-government people hillary clinton met with while secretary of state were also donors to the clinton foundation. >>> new concerns over the zika outbreak in florida this morning. now health officials think it may have spread to hundreds of miles from miami to the tampa area. governor rick scott announced a person contracted the virus without traveling out of the country and without being in the miami area. now state officials are working to find out how this person contracted the disease. governor scott says there are now 42 cases of non-travel related zika in the state including this latest person. scott also says there is not enough evidence to declare the tampa area a new zone for transmission. >>> laura, a choking hazard prompted a recall of about 91,000 building play sets for babies. the recall involves three alex jr. branded sets of infant building toys. 22 reports so far of the ends of small parts detaching and posing a choking hazard to children. fortunately no injuries have been reported. the sets were sold at barnes and noble, land of nod and at zoolily.com. they are asked to contact them for a refund. >> everything goes in their mouth. >> exploratory phase. >> kids and puppies, not all that different. >> except the puppy's mouths are cleaner. >> i don't know. maybe. perhaps. >>> looking for some cleaning out here all the smoke in the air, rob. >> the wind direction helping a little bit. we got a little bit of better air quality yesterday. that should consider this afternoon. outside ruth now you've got a lot of low clouds. drizzle and fog out on the coast. 58 degrees. san francisco, 60 in san jose. and san francisco kind of an interesting picture. again, yes, it's 58 right now. and a high of expected about 64 degrees today. you have to go back to may 17th to find a day above 80 degrees in san francisco. a day above 75 july 26. or how about a day above 70. august 8th. so, yes, this has been quite a cool stretch of weather around san francisco so if you want to find 80 san jose not too bad later on. right now 60 degrees and around san jose unified today you're going to see numbers around the school areas there, upper 70s close to 80 today in some mid 80s south at downtown san jose. marine air still 1500 thick feet. compressed from the last 24 hours. what that means out towards our i tear your valley tri-valley today. a slight warmup in temperatures but mid to upper 80s in the forecast to see low clouds lingering through qu899:00. by the afternoon, mostly sunny skies. drizzle at times on the coast with hazy sunshine inland today. highs near san jose. close to 80 degrees. staying in the 60s around san francisco. mid 70 torz palo alto. north bay temperatures in the 70s to near 80. tri-valley temperatures today mid to upper 80s. we will show you things cooling down as we head into the weekend in san francisco. and you can see the seven-day out look for inland areas. dropping into the low 80s. just in time to start the weekend. now for a check of your morning commute and highway 17. >> good weather will bring folks down towards 17 and santa cruz. a note for folks traveling northbound 17. just shy of hamilton. disabled vehicle in your fast lane. sticking out from the center divide and blocking the fast lane. chp just about cleared in the scene. no slowing there. we will look at fremont coming down into the area. 880 southbound. very light traffic. the freeway and truck scales. we'll look at the bay bridge. very light. a few folks waiting in cash lanes on either side. standard flow here. at least as far as the volume goes. we'll track it today. back to you. >>> there could be teslas out there in business news. tesla is boosting battery range on cars. >> you see a lot in the bay area and the palo alto company promising the fastest car in the world. for more on that and the rest of our news before the bell beam on over to landon dowdy. good morning. >> that's right. full force ahead. wall street will try to start out in the green. futures are flat. markets rising on tuesday. the highs of the session following upbeat data on new home sales. more data on housing today with sales of existing or previously owned homes. the dow rising 17 points to 18547. the nasdaq up 15 to 5260. >>> tesla unveils two new saw supervised up version of sedan and suv. the electric cars feature 100 kilo watt battery that can go up to 315 miles on a single charge. ceo elon musk says tesla will offer the fastest car in the world claiming the new model s is go from 0 to 60 in 2 1/2 seconds. there have been faster production cars made by ferrari and porsche but no longer widely available. >>> meanwhile, now you can pay for anything with just the wave of your hand. visa powered ring which was offered to olympic athletes in rio is being made available now to the rest of us. the ring costs 50 bucks will ship in december. just like the apple watch you won't even need your phone around once you get it set up. back to you. >> you like it put that kind of ring on it. thanks a lot. >> uthe giants falling behind the dodds dodgers but can be painful. highlights from the game coming up. good news on the way as well. making fast friends at a zoo in russia. take a look at that. the reason one animal adopted a new baby with a very different background. monkeys on "today in the bay" coming up. >>> well, that's not all. happening right now, a california baker is facing backlash on social media after posting a cake that she made of a ken doll in a pink butter cream frosting dress. you can read about the debate about this story at nbcbayarea.com. plus, as we talk about animals, on our facebook page see gorilla koko jamming with the red hot chili peppers. all of that is on our facebook page. ♪ ♪ ♪ my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. classes begin at the university of texas at austin... and students will be permitted to carry guns >>> classes begin at the university of texas at austin and students will be permitted to carry guns in all classrooms. new state law requires public universities to allow concealed handguns in classrooms and buildings. three professors at u.t. austin sued for the option to keep their classrooms gun free. their lawsuit referred to campus carry legislation as dangerously experimental. on monday a federal judge denied their request. 50 years ago gunman shot and killed 14 people on that campus. >>> here in california, a lot of parents and kids may be anxious right now. school districts around the state this morning are preparing for the release of california's annual standardized testing results. the department of education tests are now known as the california assessment of student performance and progress. three years ago they replaced star testing. the exams are based on common core state standards and the relateses will be released a 9:00 a.m. >> when kids aren't testing they're outside playing. these are the boys who grew up to play pro. the giants dropped the first one in a critical series at dodgers stadium. final score, 9-5. the giants are two games behind l.a. in the division. game two of the series is tonight. first pitch at 7:10. >>> okay. baseball is not your thing how about animals? for one your cat life these days has turned into monkey business. >> parenting is what you're talking about. >> that always is. >> now playing the role of surrogate mother to a baby monkey. that of course being the baby monkey. the monkey's real mom abandoned it inside their habitat in a russian zoo. the zoo's director had to think fast and fearing the baby monkey would die she experimented and says her 16-year-old house cat never had any kittens. >> the cat can't get up. >> yeah. it's kind of clutched by the tail. but the maternal instinct kicked in and the cat and monkey have been inseparable pals ever since. >> look at that. >> like two peas in a pod. >>> 4:55. coming up we'll have the very latest from central l.a. so sad, death toll is rising. a major earthquake there. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez ask gathering the information coming into our newsroom. she will join was the latest. >>> the very latest in our weather this morning looking at low clouds to start. better air quality as the winds push more wildfire smoke away from the bay area. we'll talk about what you can expect in the afternoon forecast coming straight ahead. >>> and we have a live look at 580 by the so coliseum. midday game for the as. as the b.a.r.t. work has slowing as well from hayward to free metropolitan. meanwhile, i have debris on the roadway farther east. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> plus tesla says it's got the fastest car in the world. faster than any ferrari. so why are investors underwomened? we'll take a look, coming up. >>> but first, the live look right now at the eastern span of the bay bridge this morning. everything just ticking right along. now remember the bike path that was promised along the bridge, we're going to tell you where those plans stand as of today. we'll update you. you're watching "today in the bay." we'll be right back. of bei on the wng side of >>> buildings tumble people trapped and the clock is tick for rescue workers in central italy. i'm kris sanchez. we'll show you what we know about a deadly earthquake there. >>> pete suratos in daly city where police are still on the scene investigating a shoot that leaves one man seriously injured. we'll have the details coming up in a live report. >>> plus a police officer accused of being on the wrong side of the law. the san jose officer behind bars this morning accused of leaking information to street gangs. "today in the bay" starts now. >>> a very good wednesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we won't even whisper as you're starting to wake up now at 5:00 in the morning. >> it was spooky. >> studio haunted? we're going to look into that. first, rob is joining us. you were talking about the fact that temperatures are going up. does it feel warm right now? >> no, especially in san francisco, the low clouds drizzle the last few morning. jacket weather again. all around the bay area. 50s for most places. then we'll see the numbers turning over to the 80s across the south bay and oath bay. tri-valley we're talking mid to upper 80s. 82 in the forecast today closer to san jose. low 60s in san francisco. mike, those low clouds can cause issues for your drive on highway one or highway 17 this morning. >> that's right. note that early morning drive although it might not be crowded may be issues. watch along the coast. over here showing the smooth flow of traffic. take you over to the east bay for the report i have from chp some debris reported westbound 580 traveling up over past the zoo area. reported around golf link farther back toward 150. again, debris in lanes. over here the oakland coliseum, we talked about that game at 12:35. bay bridge toll pla, no problems.

in san jose. to start off the morning, some hazy skies. more wildfire smoke as opposed to low clouds and fog for the moment. you see the view over downtown san jose. currently 61 degrees. temperatures around the central bay and north bay though in the mid 50s. so dress in layers as you send the kids off to schools. mid to upper 80s around the tri-valley. lower 80s around san jose. 60s closer to san francisco. now for an eye on your south bay commute, mike. >> you talk about kids going to school but young adults hitting san jose state and san francisco state. cal state not for another month. finals coming up, that's tough there. not a tough drive but looking at typical patterns. the built we expect at 280, 7th, 11th, exits as students arrive at sjfu. i think that's the beginning of the south bay trend. we'll see the build there. there's 101 for traditional slowing. pattern holds up. bay bridge toll plaza has your backup there as well. you can't escape that. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we go to breaking news right now that we've been tracking all morning long. entire neighborhoods r

drizzle out there. >> on the coast. low clouds and right over san francisco and even into san jose this morning. you're waking up to mostly cloudy skies. the view outside shows you the low clouds. the temperature is at 61 degrees. 58 in san francisco. numbers running in the mid 80s in the tri-valley. 64 in san francisco. 82 in san jose. we're tracking actually issues both in the south bay and tri-valley this morning with your morning commute. >> that's right, rob. four crash necessary two cities. san jose and dublin. the bay looks smooth as far as your sensor reads. on initial examination. north 87, a crash north of kertner. just shy of can't 258 pital exp. traffic is moving smoother. i'm waitinger to chp to give me the update on both of your scenes. two crashes in the dublin interchange in towards dublin. just about hacienda. the dublin interchange the clear itself and recovery southbound through sunol. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a developing story out of the south bay and new troubles surrounding the santa clara county main jail. a former correctional deputy now under arrest for a

workweek, almost through with august. it's last day. >> you're right. >> summer, i hate to say this -- >> spoil sdplit with -- it comes to an end. can you tell outside? >> there's froof thproof this mn the forecast, the sign that fall is around the corner. check out your morning temperature. in santa rosa, it's 53 degrees. yes, it's summer but get a jacket this morning if you're heading out around the north bay. by the afternoon, low 80s in the forecast. mid eight tiz around the tri-valley and san jose. upper 60s closer to san francisco and watching your commute on this early wednesday morning. once again, here's mike. >> summer has ended for my kids today as well. thigh they've finally start school here in the fremont area. yes, back in school as well. looking at a smooth drive around the bay. that crash i was watching on 680 in fremont hasn't presented any slowing. no lanes blocked. no problem getting over toward the bay bridge. show you the toll plaza. over the next half hour this will dramatically change from completely empty to completely full by 5:30. back to you. >>> a tour bus is more than a dozen people onboard up in flames. it all unraveled on a busy san jose freeway overnight. the fire is now out but the investigation into how this happened is just beginning. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in san jose with the latest on that investigation for us. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, laura. it will be up to the california highway patrol to figure out what caused one of medina tour buses based on seventh street, caused one of their bus toes go up in flames. this happened around 9:40 last night. this bus was headed northbound on 880 at the exit when it had to pull over and you can see what happened. the video shows how severe this fire was. it started in the back. possibly in the engine and started to move forward. it incinerated about a third of the bus before the fire department was able to put it out. chp tells us there were several passengers along with a driver onboard who all remarkably got out okay. >> fire department did respond. we shut down the interstate for about 15 minutes while they were able to get fire under control and extinguish it. there was several passengers on the bus. and passengers and driver were able to safely escape the bus and they were taken off the freeway to a safe location. and the tour company provided another bus to take them on their journey. >> reporter: and all lanes of that section of 880 were reopened within about an hour. now, the federal department of transportation does monitor and inspect this company and its vehicles. according to the online records provided by the d.o.t., medina tours has had a handful of vehicle maintenance violations that mostly appear to be minor. not critical in the eyes of the department of transportation. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> this would certainly get their attention, though. >>> a warning sent out on the san jose state university campus with two women, the victims of indecent exposure. there were two episodes by two different men all of which happened in the last couple of days. the first lewd act was on monday inside macquarrie hall classroom. a man expoeed himself to her. the second incident was yesterday inside of yuchida hall. the men ran away. police in v. not made any arrests mpl right now a typically that place that kids play and now it's a crime scene. two people are dead after being shot at an oakland park. we continue to check in with police who have been on the scene all morning long. those shootings happened around midnight at chavez park in the oakland. the park is on 38th avenue and foothill boulevard. investigators are not releasing any information on the victim or shooter at this point. >>> a peninsula teacher's aide caught having an inappropriate relationship with a minor is expected in court today. 22-year-old rodriguez will appear in a redwood city courtroom this morning. he worked at sequoia high school accused of engaging in sex acts with a 15-year-old boy from the same school. investigators say gustavo videotaped an encounter with the teen. the teachers aide has pleaded not guilty. >>> all right. history made of sorts. president obama has shortened sentences of hundred of inmates including one east bay man. daryl reid of san leandro went to prison in 1990 for mufrerring and selling crack. mr. obama changed his original sentence of 35 years to end in december. now, while serving his time reid has been working with the community. we're told he spent time helping young people stay on the right path. criteria factored in that decision. his son tells us reid was also very giving even during his darkest days. >> when you meet people in the community and you meet people that knew my dad, all they ever talk about is how giving he was. >> reid's mother and his son are waiting for his december release for a reunion. outside of prison walls. now, we said the history was made. president obama has commuted 673 sentences. that's more than the previous ten presidents combined. >>> it is 5:05. a story that's been hotly debated in the public court of opinion. let's get new life this morning. new pocket of people are showing increase in support for colin kaepernick. it's the military. #veteran #veterans4kaepernick. they are backing kaepernick. thousand of tweets from veterans and active members supporting his right to free speech. 49ers play tomorrow in san diego. >>> kaepernick also getting a helping hand from a legendary athlete who is now an activist, kareem abdul-jabbar. he spoke at the theater in san francisco to the common wealth club. he weigheded in on capper neck and his thoughts and penned an op-ed in the "washington post" this week. he called kaepernick's actions, quote, highly patriotic. he says more athletes should stand up for what they believe? >> i don't think that colin has to abide by that. he has to do what his conscience dictates. i think that's why he made the statement he made. >> in the audience last night was three-time nba champion bill cartwright. he says he agrees with kaepernick and hopes he can all work towards change. >> perhaps a change of plans for donald trump who is now heading south of the border today. the republican candidate is meeting with the mexican president later this afternoon. trump made that announcement on twitter last night. he also said that he's, quote, looking forward to it. this meeting will happen hours before trump is expected to make a major speech defining his immigration policy at an event in fence. "the washington post" reports that the president also invited hillary clinton to meet with him. no word if clinton has accepted. today the former secretary of state and democratic nominee is expected to be speaking at the american legion. >>> a new poll, a national one shows the race is once again tightening with hillary clinton's lead shrinking. the latest nbc survey monkey poll shows clinton is maintaining a six-point lead over trump. last week at this time she had a national eight-point advantage. >>> let's check the forecast right now with rob. you hear them all talk like this. and i'm ready for the election to be over. sorry. >> yes, maybe more pleasant numbers to look at this morning at least around san jose. low 60s to start. hazy skies. hour by hour through the morning. areas of drizzle out near the coast. and mild temperatures inland. turning windy again today. that's going to bring in more low clouds as you approach the evening and your school cast out at saratoga you will see temperatures today climbing into the mid atitys. overall temperatures still running slightly below average. low agencys around san jose. upper 60s closer to san francisco. peninsula, temperatures in the 70s. mid ati 80s in santa rosa. by early next week could see the numbers approaching the low 90s around livermore. now for a check of the south bay commute, here's mike. >> we're going to look all over the bay. smooth flow of traffic. we'll check that crash in freet month. it moved quickly to the shoulder now it's moved off. chp report no slowing south of sunol. pleasanton at speed. good start. look at the south bay, that live look talking about northbound 101. easy flow of traffic here. about another half hour we should see more traffic. that first burst for 101 and then things will calm down. right now everything is on the typical pattern. we'll send it back to you. >>> coming up, taking action to stop a growing problem. what one bay area school district is doing to stop drugs and alcohol abuse in teenagers. >>> plus, californians on the move driving up house prices all over the west. we'll take a look. >>> rob has been tracking a one-two punch, two hurricanes barreling towards hawaii right now. the last-minute preparations under way as that island brace for what's next. g action against what >>> community speaking out now. folks in the north bay are taking action against what they say is a growing problem. teen drug and alcohol abuse. >> that's right. dozens of students, parents, school and health officials packed a community meeting in san rafael last night there was a party bus that happened in june. police say they found 34 kids ages 15 to 17 onboard along with drugs, alcohol, and pills. teens say they have easy access to money around illegal substances. tired of the underage partying, one parent group started a group called the be the influence. organizing parents who will agree not to give kids access to drugs and alcohol. >> i think that parents want to be friends and not parents. they want their kids to be popular. and as long as their kids are getting straight as, they think that drinking and drug use is just a rite of passage. >> the public health department says early exposure to drugs and alcohol can lead to a lifetime of addiction. >>> another problem affecting family, health experts in oakland are trying to raise awareness of what they say is a growing expanding health crisis tied to the city's housing crunch. soaring rents and inadequate low income housing in oakland are leading to higher stress levels. that is especially true for families on a limited budget. alameda county health leaders addressed the issues yesterday. they presented findings showing higher rates of hypertension and even asthma among those struggling to pay the rent or to stay in their homes. certainly not just oakland. >> i was going to say that. i'm sure you can find it in so many other areas because the prices continue to go up. scott mcgrew has been looking at the latest data for us. >> prices in the oakland, san francisco market up more than 6% on the year. we got the latest numbers from kay shiller. data combines san francisco and oakland in the same market. now, no matter how different we think those two cities are, but they are becoming more similar as san franciscons flee across the bay bridge looking for lower priced homes driving up the soak land home prices. case shiller says it's jumped 6.4% for the year. up .4% for the month. now, californians can be blamed for high prices in portland an seattle as well as the state, our state, sees a migration out. portland house prices up more than 12% on the year. seattle up 11%. >>> a follow-up for you on that news we brought you as it broke tuesday. apple will have to pay a staggering $14.5 billion tax bill the require land. even ireland doesn't want the money. well, it could get worse. cnbc analyst points out apple could then deduct that from its american tax bill, meaning the tax american taxpayer will get less out of apple. >>> the rest of the news before the bell. landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> good morning. futures are flat this morning. stocks slipping tuesday as investors continue to weigh the odds of the feds raising interest rates in the near future. there is a growing number of people who believe the fed will move at its next meeting in thee weeks if the monthly jobs report on friday comes in strong. dow falling to 18454. nasdaq down nine to 5222. scott, back over to you. >> all right. sam and la lawyura, flight deal. jetblue starts america's first regular service to cuba this morning with the first flight out 6:45 our time out of ft. lauderdale. it lands at, this sounds like home, santa clara, cuba. >> santa clara. >> okay. next, i got tickets for you. next wednesday -- >> sure, why not. >> i want to go. >> $181. >> let's go. >> which is incredibly affordable. that's out of ft. lauderdale but take the triplets to disney -- whatever it is they have. >> disney world. >> $144 back and again ft. lauderdale. still very restrictive. you still need the five reasons to go to cuba. it's not just a matter of getting a visa. >> family, journalist. >> charity is another one. fairly easy to get. >> or take a journalist. >> i know someone who went to cuba though and a company that monitors payments between friends, let's say, you put cuba up there for, say, your paypal, reimbursement, that will get flagged. >> for sure. >> they are watching. >> it is still in the middle of adjustment. soon you will be able to go with just a visa. but for now, yes, there are still a lot of restrictions. 118 bucks. >> so many changes over there. it would be nice to go early and see what it's like now. >> while the culture is industrial preserved. >>> president obama is not taking flight. he's taking on a campaign to keep tahoe blue. he's making lake tahoe the first stop on a two-day environmental tour. the president is going to attend the 20th annual lake tahoe environmental summit. joined by other california leaders like governor brown and senator fine studeinsteifeinste. the environment is threatened by declining water quality, erosion. he leaves tomorrow for a conference in hawaii. >>> international space station took this shot of hurricane lester. right now hurricane lester and marriedline are currently churning in the a pa sif fcific. hawaii's big island is under a hurricane warning. look at that. getting ready. stack sandbag on highways prone for flooding. state officials have also activated the emergency response center. >> as we talk about hawaii and the multiple hurricanes that are developing there, one of them, madeline, is very close. this is going to be a risk for some folks. >> hurricane warning up for the big island. looking at tropical storm force winds. moving in for the afternoon. even though the main center of the storm likely to pass south of the big island, the impacts billi being felt up to maui. hurricane lester right now, the stronger of the two. madeline used to be almost as strong but is weakening on hawa. likely to cross south of the big island later on this evening or late evening our time. and you will notice here the wind as the system moves through. es the are tropical storm force winds here. in the red and then some hurricane force winds moving through right around midnight and early tomorrow morning. the focus is from maui south. airports including kona, hilo and if you have flights around the bay area, check ahead. a lot of airports can see changes to airport operations as hurricane madeline moves through this evening. around the bay area, feels like fall around the north bay. 53 degrees to start right now. low 60s south of san francisco. we just have patches of low clouds out there for the morning. but this sea breeze will pick up again for the afternoon. look at that. as early as 5:00 and 6:00. right through the san bruno gap. more low clouds starting to come on in. with the all day sea breeze mild temperatures rain again today. we're going to look at highs in low 80s around san jose. 60s near san francisco. san mateo, 73. north bay location, highs in the low 80s. 87 in walnut creek. mid 80s around the tri-valley. temperatures holding steady and mild. at least through about saturday. and then as we head into the weekend, labor day weekend, looking forward to that. three-day weekend. things warming up. could be closing in on 90 degrees in a few spots across the valleys on monday. mike? >> you can still get a good start on the roadways. labor day actually the week after labor day begins the big commute. that continues to increase through thanksgiving where things drop off. a few more months of tough driving ahead of us. right now no problem. right on the roadways. we'll get you a look over here north of the bay bridge also. there's the north bay 101. and over here, the commute is just starting to come in toward this area and we know the migration is westward and north for the south bay. bay bridge toll plaza shows no problems or backup. live look at the camera. we do see the cash lanes starting out. another ten minutes and the build will kick in as the metering lights do as well. fremont getting done with the construction work. northbound at this site over here with the taillights. should have slowing around dickson landing road. back to you. >>> sometimes it's tough for kids to go to school. coming up, unsanitary situation at a bay area school. the plumbing problem that kept hundreds of students home from school. to a daly city school >>> at 5:22. students are expected to return to a daly city school today after it was shut down because of sewage issues. west lake elementary was closed after sewage started to back up and caused flooding in the rest rooms. while many students love the day off, school officials say canceling class even for a day has a huge impact. >> any time we need to cancel school it's a big inconvenience not just for our staff but our or students. it's a day lost for learning and the routine and so we took it very seriously. >> yesterday plumbing crews unclogged the sewer system and disinfected the rest rooms. >>> hard to get to school, laura, because it's becoming so expensive. education leaders from across the state are right now working to expand access to colleges for california high school students. yesterday in oakland the east bay times reports some 400 college leaders discussed ways to expand the california promise program which assists young people. they want to expand the program to the local level for potential college students by bringing in more money for those who need assistance. last week sacramento lawmakers approved a measure to prioritize so-called promise students. >>> the san francisco school district is expanding federal food subsidies for students. the government provides reimbursement for breakfast and lunch through the community eligibility program. this year the district says eligible students at 54 different schools will be able to eat for free. the examiner reports that that should cover nearly $150,000 in meal costs. last year fewer than 20 schools qualified for that same program. >>> it is 5:24. santa clara county leaders are taking some concrete steps to ensure fewer mentally ill people end up in jail. supervisors yesterday approved a new recommendation meant to decrease the volume of mentally ill inmates within the county jail system. those actions are become taken the wake of the deadly beating death last year of mentally ill inmate michael tyree at the main jail in san jose. some of the new goals include providing more mental health screening and treatment programs along with behavioral health urgent care center. >>> police have once again captured a woman who escaped while on her way to jail. the san pablo police arrested hutcher son yesterday. they've been looking for her since friday. officers launched a search because hutcherson disappeared while on her way to the county jail in martinez. but they called the whole thing off after a few hours. police say that hutcherson was also using her sister's name as an alias. >>> singer chris brown is out of jail after posting $250,000 bail. brown is in trouble with the law after he allegedly pointed a gun at a woman. he turned himself into los angeles police officers yesterday after initially not cooperating with them. a woman claims brown threatened and pointed a gun at her while she attended a party at his house. brown denies any wrong doing and posted a message in fact on instagram bashing police. >> when i call the police, for stalker people that are invading my life, they don't come until the next day. let somebody like a [ bleep ] allegation about me pope, yeah, the whole [ bleep ] s.w.a.t. team. i'm innocent. >> back in 2009 brown assaulted his then girlfriend rihanna. he was sentenced to probation, community service, and domestic violence classes. >>> coming up, police protection so important, laura to a community. right now a city is in crisis. the new plan to patrol the streets in san jose amidst police staffing emergency. >>> and students at san jose state get an alert about a flasher. in fact, two of them. we'll tell you what we know about the two incidents. >>> pete suratos in san francisco where a rally will take place later this morning in support of 49ers qb colin kaepernick. the big news is the support he'. we'll have the details coming up 3 the family favorite. yoplait. well at least he's wearing shoes. well done champ. get gooey, flaky, happy. toaster strudel. . >>> and a good morning on this wednesday. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. you can feel fall in the air. it's the pumpkin spice. pancakes. >> they're talking candle,ism thinking football. whatever your definition of fall is. >> i can't wait. football, pumpkin spiced lattes. a little bit of both. >> loyer temperatures. >> yes. looking at low 50s. here's your taste of fall this morning. in the north bay waking up to 52 degrees in santa rosa. right now, a 3. by the afternoon, jacket to t-shirt weather. that's the story this time of year. mid 80s around the tri-valley and around the south bay. san francisco seeing the temperatures in the upper 60s. east bay, warmer spots and where mike is keeping his traffic eye this morning. >> as you see from the sensors what you would expect. move over north of the san mateo bridge. the commute starting to build coming off the carquinez bridge. out of the east bay. other areas toward the maze. bay bridge toll plaza, backup right on schedule. getting a break for a couple of more seconds. metering lights just tornadoing over as we will see this fill in. back to you. >>> two women victimized. now a warning on a south bay campus if two flashers in two days at san jose state. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live there now with the search to find the men responsibility. good morning, kris. >> good morning, laura. good morning, sam. let's start by saying neither of the victims was physically hurt but surely a jarring experience for them. and police want to track down these men before this behaviores ask lates. now, the two incidents happened in two different locations on two different days. a woman told police that she was in a classroom on monday at macquarrie hall when she was flashed. on tuesday a woman told police she was flashed while sitting in a hey way at yuchida hall. the two are students. one is described only as a black man, the other one is described as either hispanic or indian man who was wearing a blue shirt and black basketball shorts at the time yesterday. now, if you are a student here at san jose state or you know somebody who is, there are blue lights around campus. that's one of the telephone poles that will link you directly to the san jose state police force. so they will get help if you need it. but again, two flashers are now being sought by campus police. at san jose state, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> kris, thank you very much. >>> it was a wild scene that played out on 880 in san jose last night. what could have been a very dangerous scene after a tour bus with passengers onboard dauth fire from the back of the bus. it hoppappened shortly before 10:00. the fire was in the back of the bus where the engine is. the chp says the quick thinking driver was able to get everybody off the bus in time. there was several passengers on the bus. and passengers and driver were able to safely escape the bus and they were taken off the freeway to a safe location. >> it's not clear how many people were actually on the bus but the tour bus company did provide a second bus to get those passengers to their destination. the tour company has offices in san jose. now we don't know exactly what sparked the fire but "today in the bay's" bob redell has beening looking into this. he's at the company's offices. he will bring us a live report in half an hour. >>> concerns over public safety mounting, san jose city leaders followed through an an unusual move to declare a state of emergency to beef up police staffing levels. that could impact police work elsewhere, especially for lower level crimes. the vote tuesday allows the department to reassign officers and investigators from other divisions to street patrol. >> we have a special unit that work on child pornography. for me i'm uncomfortable removing personnel from that division. >> chief eddie garcia, however, has two weeks to decide which divisions will be reshuffled. >>> still no word from the city of hayward this morning about why police chief diane stuart is suddenly on administrative leave. the only thing city leaders will say right now is that they're investigating a personnel issue. one hayward school board member is critical of what's happening. he says the problems go straight to the stop of city government. >> it is a broken leadership. not only is the house broken but the house needs a lot of cleaning. >> the city is grappling with other controversies as well. one involving hayward's school superintendent who is currently on administrative leave after ray mcdonald spoke at one school despite facing sexual assault charges. >>> it's 5:34. supporting colin kaepernick while he takes a seat. overnight support did emerge from a new corner for the embattled quarterback. the #veterans dl f #veteransfor started trend on twitter. pete suratos is live in san francisco where a pro kaepernick rally will be held today. this happened four or five days ago that he refused to stand for the national anthem but still clearly has life and a lot of people talking. >> yeah, good morning, sam. that rally is going to take place as put on by the justice or mario woods coalition if n. front of the building around 11:00 a.m. this morning. of course, a police officer association has been critical of kaepernick, specifically his comments of what kaepernick believed was a lack of job training for officers. but the big news is the #veteransforkaepernick. a lot of the blowback on kaepernick came from folks who said he was disrespecting the veteran by sitting down during the national anthem at last friday's exhibition game against the green bay packers. many of the veteran on this hashtag tweet they fought their they're right for guys like kaepernick to keep his first amendment rights and essentially for freedom of speech. last night he had nba great and activist kareem abdul-jabbar speaking in san francisco. he penned an op-ed for the "washington post" in support of kaepernick. here he is talking about that topic last night. >> i don't think that colin has to abide by that. he has to do what his conscience dictates. i think that's why he made the statement he made. >> now, the san francisco police officers association and alameda county sheriff's office have invited kaepernick to take part in their simulation training to see what these officers go through. no word on the kaepernick accepted the invite. and tomorrow night during the final exhibition game between the 49ers and san diego chargers, it is their annual military night and as far as we know kaepernick plans on once again sitting down during the national anthem. we're live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> you know everyone will be watching. thanks a lot, pete. >>> 5:36. orinda police officer has one by stander to everything that for jumping in to help subdue a shoplifting suspect. >> this man was watching and doing something about it. it happened 11 days guy when the officer tried to stop a suspicious man leaving a cvs when the officer confronted that person he says the suspect punched him. a private investigator who happened to be drinking coffee nearby noticed what was going on and he stepped in to help. >> so i jogged over and kind of bent down and said, hey, do you need some help. i was like, yes, please. hey, control his upper body. >> between the two of us it was probably 20 seconds and he was quickly in custody. >> he still got his coffee. >> that's what i noticed, too. >> the officer handcuffed the suspect quickly before the situation escalated very further. >> very casual about it. i was just there to help. >>> lots of people waking up to a warm cup of coffee this morning. a little cooler out there, rob. >> especially north of san francisco this morning. south bay temperatures not too bad. low 60s but check out the north bay. 53 degrees right now around santa rosa and napa. 59 in san francisco. and our school cast at los ga s gatos. numbers in the mid 80s. low 80s near downtown san jose. upper 60s for san francisco. 73 around san mateo. north bay not too bad. no chances of isolated thunder like yesterday morning. tri-valley highs today nice and comfortable with the breeze picking up. highs in the mid 80s. tracking issues with a crash in san jose. >> we do have a crash. no major incident but i want to note because look at the bay. we have your typical backup at the bay bridge toll plaza as the metering lights are on. we also have this expected slowing north 101 that burst of traffic building as a crash reported here at story road. it should be off to the shoulder. the distraction, let's give you the live look at the camera north of there. this volume of traffic coming on the roadway. jamming up as typically does as folks merge off of 280, and 101 knob. right by the crash out of lanes but good volume of traffic past the scene. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 5:38. very rare species of whale found dead in marin county. this is the first beaked whale the marine mammoth center has responded to in 41-history. 35-foot adult beaked whale washed ashore last week. nearly a dozen biologist have perform and necropsy. >>> for months he's been criticizing mexico and illegal i'm grapts b into the u.s. now donald trump is headed to mexico. this in anticipation of a meeting with the mexican president before trump outlines his policies on immigration. >>> plus, the growing wall between uber and google. we'll take a look coming up in business and tech. >>> imagine making money on your morning commute. b.a.r.t. is make that possibility. why some riders are not just convinced just yet. donald trump is taking a trip to >>> call it a campaign curveball. donald trump is taking a trip to mexico. today he is expected to meet with the mexican president enrique pena nieto just hours before delivering a speech on illegal immigration. >> very interesting. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is love in washington with more on what we can expect today. good morning, tracie. >> laura and sam, good morning. what you cannot expect is his campaign manager says is a change in policy even though they just announced overnight this trip to mexico. just before his speech tonight. that's still on. she says for donald trump it's a presidential trip and an opportunity to talk about not just immigration but trade. >> he is going to lead an administration that will end illegal immigration. >> we are also going to secure our border and stop the drugs from pouring in. >> reporter: donald trump's message in arizona tonight and mexico today, president enrique pena nieto confirms he's invited both candidates to visit. trump has 3% support in mexico's latest poll. hillary clinton's campaign in a statement says americans should pay close attention to what trump says here, whether he will deport 11 million undocumented immigrants. trump's team says tonight's speech will contrast his policy with clinton's, which he'll call guaranteed amnesty. >> all we know is that something strange is going on. >> reporter: clinton's running mate is going after trump's ties with russia as the fbi suspects russia of trying to hack voting systems. >> don't you think the american voters deserve at least to get to the bottom of why trump's relationship with rush a is so cozy? i mean, what has he got to hide? >> reporter: house comes are asking the fbi to investigate. meantime, down ballot republicans -- >> our real last line of defense. >> reporter: -- seem to be holding their own. both john mccain and marco rubio won their primaries in arizona and florida. and as for hillary clinton today, she speaks to the american legion and she's picking up another endorsement from a former bush official. this a defense secretary assistant secretary from the bush era will endorse her today before that speech at the american legion. back to you. >> all right. tracie potts, live from d.c. thank you very much. >>> 5:44. for commuters who are coping with con jegested trains what i more important to you, cash or convenience? b.a.r.t. is now offering to pay riders willing to shift their schedules to off peak hours. b.a.r.t. calls this a perks program. it's to ease crowding on rush hour trains. b.a.r.t. has $300,000 from the federal government and is doling it out in the form of cash incentives. sign up with b.a.r.t. and for every mile that you travel, you earn one point. if you travel off peak you can earn three points per mile and when you've earned a thousand points you get a buck. >> a dollar is not exactly that much. >> i give you a buck if you miss it. >> no, not today. >> boy, a dollar cudoesn't take you far. >> doesn't got quite as far as it used to. b.a.r.t. is going to run the experiment for six months. >>> talking about problems on a plague you, b.a.r.t. decreasing noise from screeching rails. that's the goal. b.a.r.t. officials have reached a breakthrough on that front. they have technology that can cut the noise levels in half. the transit agency plans to show off that technology this afternoon at their shop in hayward. >> such is a distinkive sound of b.a.r.t. >>> google expanding con carpooling program. through the waze app and it's in that testing phase right now. people are working at six companies including google, walmart, and adoeb can request a ride but soon anyone in the bay area will be able to use it. >>> speaking of that, gookle seems to be encroaching on uber's turf a lot lately. >> so much so, scott mcgrew, hard feelings. >> there has. despite the fact google is a major investor in uber. one of the very first. both companies are working on the ride share. both are working on robotic cars. uber is going to beat google to the streets with a car anyone can ride in. on tuesday david drummond, one of uber's board members who works at going 8, decided to quit uber over the conflict of interests. meanwhile, the california state houseworking on new rules that will allow companies to build and test automated cars that don't have steering wheels or other controls. there will be astrikzs. they can't travel faster than 35 miles per hour for instance and they have to stay on private property. >>> the latest san francisco home prices show everything continues to get more expensive. though a leading economist for case-shiller says there is some evidence the growth is slowing. let me hak sure you heard that correctly. price increases are slowing. but houses are still getting more expensive. the latest data shows san francisco's market is up 4.6% -- 6.4% rather for the year. and 0.4% for the month. keep in mind this data covers what the federal government considers to be the san francisco market, which is san francisco and oakland all the way down into the east bay. san jose is its own market. weirdly enough, san jose goes up to almost sfo. >>> house prices over on the west are going up. for that you can blame californians really. everybody blames californians anyway. up 11%. portland up 12%. we've seen on net outgo of californian, traditional californians. california still grows but tends to be from foreign immigration. californians are leaving for seattle and portland. >> now those cities are becoming too expensive. >> they blame the californians. a lot of money. we get paid a lot of house sglsz a lot of foreign money coming? >> there is. >> thank you, scott. >>> right now amazing survival story. talking about going a long ways for one dog who went overboard in michigan. like over the boat. he had been on a boat sunday morning when he fell in lake michigan six miles offshore. the owner's distress calls created an intense search that came up empty as you see though he did reunite with his family. while a facebook post by a lost dog search team had thousands of people keeping watch. then the comments started pouring in on monday morning indicating that reilly had made it to shore. apparently reilly walked some 12 miles before her owners tracked her down at a camp ground where they were all reunited. >> that's why they call it dog paddling. >> she swam. >> she swam. >> now bike and triathlon. biking dog would be a great story. >> no kidding. >> doggy athletes, all the rage these days. >>> what are you working on, hurricanes you're watching? >> watch that out by hawaii. two hurricanes on approach. first one, madeline on approach this afternoon into the evening. that is the category 1 hurricane. category 4 lester on the right. this storm very likely will cross just south of the big island as we head towards the evening. the impacts of the storm, sustained winds of 80 miles per hour. the tropical storm force winds starting to reach the hawaiian islands by this afternoon. up towards maui. see how the heaviest rain focuses on the big island. tomorrow morning the system begins to pull away from hawaii as they watch friday the approach of hurricane lester. now, nothing tropical about the weather. yesterday morning tracking a chance of isolated showers. moisture moving away from hurricane madeline and the bay area. just a few remnant high clouds in san jose. 53 in the north bay. this is the reason why temperatures during the afternoon will be staying cool all day sea breeze which is actually good for air quality. notice how the wildfire smoke as it was yesterday will continue to stay away from the bay area today and those west northwest winds which will make for good air quality today and keep our temperatures running sloothly below average for the slal vall for today. mid 80s for morgan hill. 80 degrees around downtown san jose. 60s for san francisco. 70s around the peninsula. you will see up towards the north bay highs again today in the low 80s. mid outitys today for places like pleasanton and dublin. san francisco, cool a little bit as we start labor day weekend and for the valleys though notice what happens here for labor day, monday, and early next week. we could see a comeback of the 90s as we head towards the start of next week. but right now temperatures looking good for the afternoon. mike? >> rob, we're looking at typical commute right now. we expect to see slowing for the east bay and the south bay. pointing out a little bit of a difference for san jose. right now show you the 880 coming off the castro valley y. speed sensors slowing to 50 miles per hour and getting a brake back to the limit south of industrial. 680 slows out of pleasanton and in towards sunol. by the time you hit sunol boulevard, clear up to fremont. both routes heading in toward fremont and the south bay. northbound route through san jose, build just slight build. slowing north 101. right past the crash skraen on the shoulder at story. right where that orange, the slowest part is a live camera. show you that volume of traffic. had that burst of traffic almost stopping folks for ten minutes. it was bad. now starting ing ting to loose. typical there means the metering lights are on and you have to wait. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> 5:52. check out the south bay's newest office shul landmark. you've seen it before probably if you've been in san jose. cambrian park plaza. yesterday the county's board of supervisors gave their thumbs up to designated that sign as a landmark. it's a classic. that plaza was built in 1953. the new owners plan to redevelop the plaza but keep the sign intact there. >>> superstar selena was loved by her fans and tragic murder captivated america. >> those touched by her music and personality can admire her likeness. that comes courtesy of special gift from madame tussauds in hollywood. >> here we go. that is a life size se.lena wax figure unveiled last night which was the 21st anniversary of the late singer's fifth and final studio album "dreaming of you." selena was shot and killed by yolan yolando. she was only 23 years old at the time. kaur tailed a very promising career. >> she just crossed over with her music. what a loss there. >>> coming up, it's almost football season. new testing some schools are using to try to save athletes from concussions. >>> the first, happening right now, california lawmakers are supporting an experiment with a new method of casting ballots in lieu of neighborhood voting places. you can find that story right now on nbcbayarea.com. >>> plus, for two men members of their community joked you really resemble each other's parents a lot. now they know why. they were switched at birth. we put a link to that story on our facebook page. off the zika virus in florida -- give out free bug spray to people . >>> on wednesday morning, the latest effort to fend off the zika virus in florida giving out free bug spray to people visiting the state. starting this weekend most themed parks in florida including disney world and seaworld will hand out free repellant to guests. they're doing it out of abundance of caution. there have been more than 40 locally transmitted cases of zika in florida. >>> bugs concerns here at home, too. more fogging for the west nile virus in the south bay. this comes after mosquitos tested moss tive for that virus. it's affecting neighborhoods in milpitas and san jose. the fogging zone is bordered by east calaveras boulevard and croply avenue. it starts tonight at 11:00. >>> sam, i know the answer to this from you. are you ready for some football? >> are you ready for some football? >> you can sing it. many bay area colleges and high school teams are cakie in kicki theiren ises. schools are focusing on efforts on concussion prevention for young athletes. more common methods involve using baseline testing to monitor a student's brain health. one iowa school district is now doing that giving doctors a blue print for players a e. brains and how they normally function. >> what we do is we test their balance, their vision, both static and dynamics, head moving and normal vision. then we test their processing speeds. >> sports leaders in that district say establishing a baseline for each student helps figure out the severity of a head injury and when the student should be allowed to return to the field. >>> investigative unit exclusive now. last year the u.s. secret service investigated more than 20,000 cases of stolen identity, costing americans $1.2 billion. that's the financial side. but our investigative unit uncovered a more insidious rarer form of stolen identity that can also rob you of your freedom. tonight our unit takes you behind the scenes of one of the fastest and most quickly evolving crimes in america, id theft. but these thieves aren't just hijacking people's credit cards. they're taking their entire life histories and identity. some victims are actually facing criminal charges for things they didn't even do because the thieves committed crimes using the stolen identity. i was going through the report and i'd said, oh, i committed a crime and are where are you no? you need to come into the station. i aisaid, i'm actually in new york. she's like, oh, really. so now you're a felon. >> both the fbi and the secret service are focusing their resource on that problem. even so though, it continues to cost billions of dollars in lost money every year. coming up tonight our investigative unit talks to the experts on the front like and shows how current state law may not even protect you if you become a victim. that story tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area. >>> if you have a story for us call our tip line at 88, 888-996-tips. >>> flashers on campus if two women victims after they were exposed inside classrooms at san jose state university. >>> a tour bus goes up in flames on a south bay freeway. i'm bob redell. we'll have that story coming up pchl. >>> plus, a violent morning in the bay area as multiple police departments are now dealing with overnight crime scenes. that includes a double homicide at a place where kids play. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> a very good wednesday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. it is not quite fall yet, technically, but it's sure starting to feel like it. >> hard to believe it's the last day of august today. >> yes. >> yes, summer is gone. in the north bay this morning it feels that way. we have temperatures in the low 50s to start off your morning. right now san jose, here's a pretty picture. a few high level clouds, presun rise view. 60 degrees. mostly clear skies. that's one of the more mild

some problems on the highway. >>> in san jose, somebody has been waiting until midnight and driving to a busy road to shoot at cars. maria medina reports from blossom hill road where the suspect struck multiple times. >> reporter: keep your eye in back of me you can see just how busy this road is. when we first told but this story last month, four drivers had said they had been shot at off this busy stretch of road in san jose. well, since then, six more people have said it's happened to them. now, this is where the last shooting happened off blossom hill road and poughkeepsie on friday at about 1 a.m. now, police say all of the shootings have happened on blossom hill road between poughkeepsie and monterey. all of them happening between midnight and 1 a.m. they have happened since may. now, luckily, no one has been seriously hurt but one person said he was grazed by a bullet. another one hit by glass. and it's left a lot of people terrified who live, work or just drive through this area. >> i have family in this area. it's scary to hear about these random happenings. >> fear, you kn

heridos.. imagenes que solo vera en telemundo 48. wait for sot "yo siento que fue unfair despues que me dieron 3 años de permiso de trabajo me este es su noticiero que tal amigos buenas noches y comenzamos esta ediciÓn comunicandoles de un incidente violento en freemont dos personas acuchilladas al bordo de un tren fueron trasladadas al hospital y la pregunta más importante es si fue ataque >> la autoridad no sabe una conmoción provoca hombre que dentro del tren asaltó a varios >> la policía del bart recibe una llamada, donde un sujeto atacaba a varias personas >> salí del bart y escuchegritos de los vagones, una persona sangraba, uno también trataba de someter al sujeto, que luego le robó su bicicleta cuchillo en mano también fuimos testigos cuando la policía trasladaba a un sujeto en camilla >> un hombre venía en bicicleta y comenzó a arrojar billeteras y cosa, este chocó contra la patrulla el sujeto esta bajo custodia y la bicicleta fue regresada al dueño este hecho se suma a los hechos que ultimamente ocurren en torno al bart >> hay mucha maldad >> la policía le pide a la comunidad mantenerse alerta y si ven actividad sospechosa comunicarla de inmediata, >> una situación preocupante, bomberos de san josé combaten en este momente un incendio de tres alarmas varias personas han sufrido daño a por los hechos ocurridos, más información a las 9 de la noche >> asesinan a padre de famlia en la madrugada de hoy de 38 años, y es baleado, se dice que fue un afroamericano fue visto en al escena >>detienen a 7 prostitutas y clientes en operativo donde se buscas disuadir el delito en zonas donde quiere erradicarse, quieren enviar un mensaje fuerte y claro en qué esto no será tolerado >> una mujer aparece en un videovigilancia como persona de interés en robo, esta podría haber usado un cheque robado para hacer compras fraudulentas, si la reconoce, llame a la autoridad >> mujer se escabulle de la autoridad, cuando el camión que la transportaba se detenia en condado contracosta, no es considerada peligrosa pero ha sido arrestada por vandalismo >> la policía de san josé investiga el 4 homicidio en san josé el número 35 en lo que va del año, hoy en vascon, la víctima cuya identidad no se ha dado a conocer, murió por apuñalamiento >> no hay policías ,no dan abastos muchos duermen en casas rodantes a las afuera de la comisaría >> al lado de la sede de san josé hay también una decena de casas moviles donde agentes descansar tras trabajar largas horas extra >> tenemos 11 oficiales y 4 sargentos menos, la policía de san josé esta en crisis >> no tenemos suficiente personal >> según el alcalde esta la prohibicjon de que el jefe policial asigne la tarea de patrullar a quienes no ejercen la función, dicha medida se votará en novienbre >> vamos a restaurar algunos edificios >> silicon valley esta en contra pues dice que esto conllevaria a la reforma de pensiones que aumentara el costo de la vida >> dice que no duerme al saber que sus subalternos esta de llamada en llamada y que ante el sonido de un teléfono puedan reportar que han muerto alguno de ellos >> el gobernador firma dos propuestas de ley una medida da autoridad a las escuelas publicas para suspender y echar a un estudiate que cometa bullying y también acoso las opiniones son en favor y en contra >> tiene que llevarlo con cierto límite, pero no es para perder al escuela, ya es mandarlos al crimen >> pase eso con mi hijo >> algunos expertos dicen que los dos proyectos de ley tienen buenas intenciones pero que los casos deben ser tratados individualmente >> ley de vacunación en california esto indica que todos los niños inscritos en escuelas publicas deben tener sus vacunas al día para asistir a colegio >> y el bloqueo al daca podría beneficiar a miles de mexicanos >> un país latinoamericano sufre la peor de la crisis, y también damos seguimiento a un incendio también más información >> buenas noches en casa, buenas noches en el resumen le tengo oakland raiders en casa, también san francisco sufriendo, para el el rebaño sagrado un sábado de buenas noticias también no solo por el súper clásico también el tema alan pulido< puede seguirnos en las redes sociales y en direcciones en pantalla >> descargue la aplicación gratis bomberos de san jose combn incendio de tres alarmas en un si apenas se une a la cobertura le mostramos imágenes donde bomberos de san josé combate un incendio de tres alarmas en la autopista 601 en el 925 () a las 9 de la noche en un almacén tendremos más información apena esté disponible >> joven indocumentado presenta demanda para pedir que el bloqueo al daca solo aplique a lugares donde pideron esto >> bueno luego de esperar tanto tiempo, de quedarme sin permiso ,que me revocaran >> bueno se refiere a como le afectó la sitaución de bloqueo de acción daca y dapa de barack obama >> la idea es recuperar el permiso que tenía martín >> el llegó de méxico a los 7 años perdió parte de los beneficios y en ciade una fundación deciden toma acción >> decidimos tomar parte de esto porque los programas del gobierno son muy impotantes, para las persona porque el sistema de inmigración esta roto >> el caso puede beneficiar a persona como martín que han recibido el permiso de trabajo de 3 años y bajo el programa daca que le gobierno revocó tras la orden de texas, también se pueden beneficiar personas elegibles >> bueno interesante situación le daremos seguimiento, vamos a nuestros países, el brasil el senado comenzó enrtrevistas en el caso de la defensa a dilma rousseff el lunes ella declarara antes de que se sepa si será destituida del cargo >> crisis en venezuela no solo hay escasez de productos básicos también inumos mínimos en hospital ,esto es una tragedia >> sonidos de una nación que vive momentos criticos en su historia >> t odo esta difícil la vida está cara, no hay comida >> se prueban ataudes de carton por un alto costo de la madera >> hecho que impulsa a miles a dejar la tierra de bolivar >> imagínate que no consigues medicina para tu hijo que está enfermo >> peticiones de venezolanos en estados unidos aumento 188% >> cualquier cosa es mejor que lo que pasa allá donde no se consigue comida >> el sueldo en venezuela esta bajo los 15 dólares luego de ser uno de los países más ricos de latinoamérica >> son más de 10 mil las peticiones de venezolanos en estados unidos >>la desesperación el hambre la pobreza la incertidumbre e inestabilidad política reinan en venezuela imágenes que recorren el mundo e invade de un sentimiento a quienes dejaron esa nación >> una tristeza profunda >> tristísimo la situación en venezuela, ya vamos a cambiar de tema, mucho dinero por un jugador en europa >> claro que si ,buenas noches antes de hablar de mucho dinero por un jugador mexicano hablamos de alan pulido que podría ser nuevo refuerzo chivas >> antes también que clásico ante las Águilas ,le aguan las acciones golazo al 19 brizuela, pase de la chofis >> y los mismos tres en armonía para que brizuela, ponía el segundo para el el rebaño sagrado >> y el gullit peña desde antes de llegar a mediocmapo, una vez más, pase perfecto y así le puso el último clavo al ataud de las Águilas y ganan las chivas rayadas 3x0 en este súper clásico >> hablando de alan pulido, se habla de una cifra sobre 7 millones de dólares, por el equipo de grecia, ahora este se reunirá esta semana y el miércoles se cerraría la transferencia >> partido importante para gallos de necatza cae el primer gol a los 36 de los hidrocalidos pero más tarde se empatan las cosas luego gallegos firmaba el final, rayos por fin ganan >> en el resto todos empatan pachuca jugó con un hombre menos ya que lozano se fue expulsado >> el memorial coliseum de se viste de plata, priar a ver los muchachos, echando a andar la máquina ofensiva, seis yardas para el primero touchodown >> bien que lanza el pase perfecto para coopers, y son 29 yardas aún así pierden >> que noticia se dio en el partido 49ers algo polémica >> no se pone de pie ante el honor a la bandera >> dijo no mevoy a levantar por mi bandera >> la pregunta es que repercuciones tendrá recuerde >> ahí la pizarra gana atlanta 3x1 >>atleticos no pudieron conocer tres por dos >> con esto me voy >> bueno muchas felicidades san francisco y al volver más detalles del incendio que se suscita en almacén de san josé ya volvemos con más almacen cercano a la autopista 680 y la 101 pas de tres a cuatro alarmas. >> continuamos dando seguimiento a información de último minuto incendio en autopista 680 pasando ahora cuatro alarmas y ya han dañado varias unidades en agosto del 2013 otros siniestro ahbia arrasado la estructura, y esto podría ser una preocuapación el humor >> dos consideracines debemos temer, también puedes repartir el humo hacía comunidades hispana, esto está faciliantoa los vientos, condiciones despejas >> continuando a mañana vemos pocos nubosidad, un solo garado de ferencia las temperaturas más frescas a eso de las 6 de la mañana >> bueno en 60 la zona, van a necesitar la cobija demás, después de un día en que hemos visto buen tiempo, en nuestro ma de temperaturas nacionales vemos que pooco a poco dejamos atrás verano y llega el otoño hay ciudades que marcan un día hermoso, temperaturas en los 50 y en otra regiones en 60 >> en la proxoima semana veremos quedarse estable el termómetro hacemos una pausa protegerse dels caballeros le hagan caravanas a >> bueno los sombreros sirve para mucho como taparse del sol y también establecer guinness world records >> y mire nomás, el mural realizado en estado de jalisco, donde los sombreros son imprescidible, en el festival de mariachis >> y con lo espectacular que se ven >> el orgullo jalisience estaba en juego pues el record lo tenía canadá >> y ahora es nuestro >> un duelo de charros contra vaqueros, nos quitamos el sombrero

confiscated at vietnamese cafes. san jose police say they put a major dent in organizations crime in san jose -- do you think the image is taking a hit? >> no doubt. it's painful. but again, people will rise up again and we need to work together more. i would like more to involve the police department and then i hope with this people know the police work hard and we'll cooperate more for good results like this. >> reporter: as for why it was called operation gang of thrones, based on a tv show. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> there are other problems for the san jose police department. city leaders are looking for a solution to officer shortages. currently the department has 200 vacancies. next week, the city council will consider an emergency measure allowing the chief to sidestep union agreements to get more officers on the streets. that could include moving cops assigned to investigations to patrol duty. >>> we want to give you a closer look at the latest video that's coming in from the deadly earthquake in italy. this video is from a drone that's flying over amatrice.

clear. thing are different today as we look at san jose and 280 and 17. sun at lunch, starting in the mid-to-upper 50s and day in the 50s at the coast and upper 50s at the bay, and mid-to-upper 70s inland neighborhoods with clouds sticky at the coast. 70s around the bay and 80s inland at 4:00. >> happening today, the fbi gives more details of arrests that the agents think are linked to sources in the east by. agent arrested 20 suspected gang members in anation that happened last week. some of them could be responsible for the highway shootings along with other crimes including drugs and guns and prostitution and attempted murder. the path began last year with an investigation by concord police interest increased gang violence in the county. >> san bruno will hold a knick this morning following yesterday's guilty verdict in pipeline explosion. pg&e found guilty of six of the 12 champions including on stricting investigators after the pipeline blast in 2010. in the blast, eight people died and 38 homes were destroyed and the verdict means pg&e could pay up to $3 million fine. that is a

recall judge persky. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> another freeway shooting in the east bay today. a driver was shot in the head as he was driving on eastbound i-80 off powell street. chris suratos is live. pete, any word on a suspect yet? >> reporter: chp is still looking for a suspect in this freeway shooting, this one at powell street in emeryville. i spoke with drivers in the area who tell me they're concerned. >> the shootings along east bay freeway has drivers on edge. >> i know it's dangerous. it's awful. really is. >> the latest shooting happening around 2:30 a.m. this morning on the powell street off ramp of i-80 east in emeryville. the suspect shooting another driver several times, including a gunshot wound to the head. that driver currently in critical condition. according to chp, this marks the 36th east bay freeway shooting since november. it's led to highway cameras being installed along highway 4 in pitsburg which saw a series of shootings six months ago. chp believes a majority of the shootings are targeted or gang-related, leaving so

on a south bay freeway with several people onboard. the big question this morning, what caused that fire? >>> plus, going south of the border. donald trump is heading to mexico today. a country that he's railed against in the past, just hours before highly anticipated speech on immigration. >>> and b.a.r.t. perks. will you change your commuting habit it is you got paid for it? the transit agency is counting on it. "today in the bay" starts right now. halfway through our workweek. welcome to wednesday. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we are counting your temperatures this morning. at least rob is. for the most part 60s in the north bay. you have a specific direction for people. >> off the map, get a jacket this morning. santa rosa this morning waking up to 52 degrees. fall is around the corner. dry air. quite chilly this morning. 61 in san jose. around the peninsula, mild start to the morning. towards the afternoon, filed mild temperatures today, breezy at times around the tri-valley. highs today in the mid 80s. now for your first check of your wednesday commute, mike. >> looking at the speed sensors. looks great. no problems. no surprises. i do want to show you the bay bridge toll plaza. over the course of the last half hour two or maybe three vehicles came over to the hov lanes and had to wake the awkward cross. the diamond lane is for three or four at the bay bridge. i think they are confused with just two. it's all calm right now. back to you. >>> certainly wasn't the scene last night. a wild one played out on 880 in season jose after a tour bus with passengers onboard caught fire. you can see the video, the fire started in the back of the bus where the engine is located. the chp says everyone was able too get off the bus. luckily no one was hurt. bob redell is live at this tour bus company's office in san jose. does the company say anything about what caused the fire? >> reporter: no comment yet from torres here on seven th street. it was around 9:40. one of the company's tour buses caught fire on northbound 880 at the exit in san jose. the videos you are mentioning shows how severe this fire was. it started in the back. possibly in the engine. moved forward. incinerating a third of the bus before the fire department was able to snuff it out. chp tells us there were several passengers along with the driver onboard who wul remarkably got out okay. >> this could have been a tragic situation. passengers and a bus catches on fire, able to get the bus safely stopped and all the passengers off the bus and away from the bus to a safe location. they weren't harmed. >> reporter: the accident did shut down all lanes of 880 for about 15 minutes. all lanes reopened within about an hour. now, the federal department of transportation does monitor and inspect this company and its vehicles. according to the d.o.t. online records, medina does have a handful of vehicle maintenance violations that mostly appear to be minor. not considered critical in the eyes of the d.o.t. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> almost a very major issue last night. thank you. >>> a warning on the san jose state university campus with two women, the victims of indecent exposure. two different episodes by two different men happening in the last couple of days. the first lewd act was on monday inside mack quarry hall classroom. the man exposed himself to her. the second time was yesterday inside yuchi thda hall. >>> near the campus a burglary pursuit turns into a bomb scare. officers were called into a possible burglary in progress on north fourth street. when police arrived they found signs of a burglary and a suspicious device. the bomb squad called in and detonated it. >>> without enough officers to patrol the streets and concerns over public safety mounting san jose city leaders have followed through on an unusual move to declare a state of emergency to beef up police staffing levels. that could impact police work elsewhe elsewhere, especially for lower level crimes. the vote allows the department to reassign officers and investigators from other divisions directly to street patrol. >>> developing news now out of the east bay. two people have died after being shot at an oakland park. we won't to check in with police who have been on that seen all morning long. the shootings happened around midnight at chavez park in oakland. the park is on 28th avenue and foothill boulevard. investigators are not releasing any information on the victims or the shooter at this point. >>> 4:35. a very rare species of whales found dead in marin county in is the first beaked whale the marine mammoth center has responded to. 45-foot adult beaked whale washed ashore. nearly a dozen biologists have looked at it. it believe the whale was hit by some kind of ship. >>> a story hotly debated in the publish court of opinion gets some new life this morning. a new pocket of people showing some increasing support for colin kaepernick. the military. the #veteransforkaepernick is across twitter. they are standing up for kaepernick, so to speak. thousands of tweet from veterans and active members supporting his right to free speech and drawing attention to racial inequality. 49ers play thursday in san diego. >>> president barack obama shortened the sentences of hunts of inmates including one east bay man. he went to prison in 1990 for selling crack cocoa cane. obama changed his sentence of 35 years to end in december. while serving his time reid has been working with the community and spent his time helping young people stay on the right path. president obama has commuted 673 sentences. that's more than the previous ten presidents combined. >>> the cash or convenience? b.a.r.t. right now is offering to pay riders who are willing to shift their schedules off of peak hours. >> would you do it? b.a.r.t. calls it a perks program. the goal is to ease crowding on rush hour trains. b.a.r.t. has $300,000 from the federal government to offer those cash incentives. all you have to do is sign up with b.a.r.t. and every mile you travel you earn a point. if you travel off peak you can earn three points per mile and when you earn a thousand points you get a dollar. >> a dollar isn't exactly that much. >> i give you a buck if you miss it. >> no. not today. >> you miss enough of them you get a cup of coffee i suppose. b.a.r.t. said it will run the experiment for six months. >> at least they can entertain. >>> coming up next, our investigative unit is looking into a rare form of stolen identity cases that can put you in a whole heap of trouble. that story is next. >>> 61 degrees in san jose. tracking warmer weather to arrive for labor day weekend. >>> and as you would expect the north bay moves smoothly right here. san rafael no problem. construction crews around the bay. >>> plus, assisting an officer. bystander jumps in to help a bay area police officer catch a suspect. we'll hear from him, coming up. you're watching "today in the bay." students, that's been remedied. "westlake elementary" in daly city will reopen today-- >>> an unsanitary situation for students that's been remedied. westlake ielementary is going t be open today. it was closed yesterday after sue warnlg started to back up and flood the bathrooms. plumbing crews unclogged the system. just as importantly, disinfected the bathrooms. >>> and investigative unit exclusive. last year the u.s. secret service investigated more than 20,000 cases of stolen identity that cost americans $1.2 billion. >> our investigative unit uncovered more in city's rare form of stolen identity that can take your freedom. they take you behind the scenes of one of the fastest evolving crimes in america, id theft. they're just not hijacking people's credit card, their entire life and history and identity. some victims are facing criminal charges for things they did not do because the thieves commit crimes using the stolen identity. >> i was going through my credit report and saw contra costa county. oh, i thought it was a book overdue. something benign. i called, i committed a crime and everything else. come into the station. i said, um, actually, you know, i'm in new york. she's like, oh, really? okay. so now you're a felon. >> the fbi and secret service focus resources on the problem. even so it continues to cost billions of dollars in lost money every single year. coming up tonight our investigative unit talks about experts on the front line and shows us how current state lu may not even protect you if you become a victim. that's tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area. >>> if you have a story for us you can call our tip line at 888-996-tip or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> a bystander jumped in to help subdue a shoplifting suspect. >> it happened 11 days ago when the officer tried to stop a suspicious man leaving a cvs when the officer confronted the suspect, he says the suspect punched him. a private investigator who just happened to be drinking coffee nearby noticed what was happening and stepped in to help out. >> so i jogged over and kind of bent down and said, hey, do you need some help? >> i was like, yes, please. control his upper body. between the two of us, probably 20 seconds and he was quickly in custody. >> just see if you can step in and hold him back. the officer actually did manage to handcuff the suspect quickly before that situation escalated any further. >>> coming up, hawaii under hurricane warnings. rob tracking two systems headed towards the islands. it's all next. >>> pretty good night for some household names in the political world. republican no, sir marco rubio and john mccain democratic representative debbie wasserman schultz all won their primaries last yith. rubio, wasserman schultz won in florida, mccain in arizona. all three move on to the november elections. >>> donald trump heading south of the border today. >> to the surprise of many he's been very critical of mexico. the republican candidate is meeting with the mexican president later this afternoon. trump made that announcement on twitter last night. he also said, quote, he is looking forward to it. this meeting will happen just hours before trump is expected to make a major speech on his immigration policy at an event in phoenix. "the washington post" reports that president enrique also invited hillary clinton to meet with him as well. no word yet if mrs. clinton accepted. today hillary clinton is expected to speak at the american legion. >>> singer kris is out of jail after posting a $250,000 bail. brown is in trouble with the law after he pointed a gun at a woman. brown turned himself in to engine la police officers yesterday after initially not cooperating. a woman claims brown threatened and pointed a gun at her while she attended a ert a at his house. brown denies any wrong doing and posted a message on instagram bashing police. >> when i called the police for stalker people that are invading my life they don't come until the next day. let somebody make a [ bleep ] allegation about me and, oh, yeah, the whole [ bleep ] s.w.a.t. team. i'm innocent. >> back in 2009 brown assaulted his then girlfriend rihanna and sentenced to probation, community service, and domestic violence classes. >>> let's take you to a whole new perspective here. talking about the hurricanes we've been tracking with the international space station took this shot of hurricane lester. right now hurricane lester and madeline are churning in the pacific ocean heading towards hoo what we. >> the image of lester was taken at its peak earlier this week. when the system was a category 4 hurricane. both systems, because that one looks big there, are said to be weakening. >> don't be fooled by that as rob has been telling us this morning, as we watch these hurricanes, they're still strong wind speeds are still in the 80-mile-per-hour range. >> you talk about a storm from 140 miles per hour to 80 miles per hour, sustained. if you super impose that on the bay area, wind gusts up to 50 and 60. that causes damage. so here's another view of the two hurricanes approaching hawaii. lester actually still a category 4 hurricane this morning but madeline is the one we're watching as it will track. south of the big island later today as a category 1 hurricane. but given the size of the storm, even though the pocket shows you it may move south of the big island, tropical storm force winds and heavy gusty winds all of the way up to maui and heavier rain possible across the big island right around 5:00 to 8:00 and 10:00 now you see madeline passing here. wind speeds up to 40 to 50 miles per hour outwards towards maui. towards tomorrow morning that system begins to clear. then it will be watching lester which may make an approach on hawaii by friday. chilly start. 52 degrees. 60s around the rest of the bay area. fairly mild. high clouds which made for the gorgeous sunset last night, now heading off towards the east. in their place, patches of low clouds on the coast. and mostly sunny skies inland as we head through the afternoon today. all day sea breeze keeping our temperatures running below average across the valley today. with high temperatures in the low eight t80s around san jose. upper 60s. 80 in palo alto. north bay temperatures in the low to mid 80s. tri-valley again today. mostly in the mid a80s. seven-day forecast trends cooler for san francisco. and for inland locations, here's what to watch for now. labor day and early next week, warmer weather coming back. could see 90s as we approach monday and tuesday out towards the tri-valley. we'll be watching your tri-valley commute right now with mike. >> that's right. we have a new crash to report. looking at most of the bay and in fact in the fremont, sunol area, speeds at their limit. but 680 we're watching just around washington. coming around the bend out of sunol and in toward the rest of fremont. a crash may be moving to the right shoulder over the next few minutes. no slowing on the scene. coming off the dublin interchange or into the dub bin interchange, this traffic. west 580 toward dublin out of livermore. a smooth, easy drive right now. we'll look at the bay bridge as well. from our emeryville camera, sparkling lights and easy flow into or out of san francisco. the clouds not affecting our drive at all. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> in business news this morning, watch out uber, here comes google. mountain view tech giant is getting in the ride sharing business. >> is there room to share on the road? >> get over. >> the question for that and the rest of the news we turn to our woman landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to you both. it's been one day of one day down for wall street this week. futures are flat this morning. stocks slipping tuesday as investoring continue to weigh the odds of the fed raising interest rates in the near future. growing number of people who believe the fed will move at its next meeting in three weeks if the monthly jobs report on friday comes in strong. the dow falling 44 points to 18454. the nasdaq down 9 to 5222. meanwhile, google may be moving in on uber's turf. a carpooling program in the san francisco area involving its waze app. if it's successful it could be expanded elsewhere. waze aims to make fares low, 54 cents per mile to discourage drivers from operating as taxis like they would with uber or lyft. >>> sears is bringing back the paint department as the strong housing markets has encouraged people to take on i'm home improvement projects. 2400 projects and paint accessories and dedicated sales team in every store. they previously stopped selling paint in 2012. >> time to pick a color. >>> it's 4:52. coming up, the zika virus making theme parks take action. resorts like disney are not taking the threat of zika lightly. the safety measures resorts and theme parks are taking to keep their guests safe and protected from the virus. >>> but first, happening root now, california lawmakers are supporting an experiment with a new method of casting ballots in lieu of going to neighborhood voting places. you can read that story on nbcbayarea.com. >>> plus, for two men, members of their community joked that the two resembled each other's parents. now 41 years later they know why. the men were switched at birth. put a link to the story on our facebook page. we're back in two minutes. >>> disney world is in orlando. now passing out free bug spray. that's because the zika virus continues to spread in florida. not just disney, but universal and seaworld also offering mosquito repellant. companies say they're doing this out of abundance of caution. there have been more than 40 locally transmitted cases in zika in florida. >>> a new route for jetblue rewriting the history books. the airline is going to begin flights from florida to cuba making the first commercial airline to fly between the u.s.nd island nation in more 50 years. >> you're right. jetblue is. proved by the department of transportation for round trip flights to cuba. u.s. law prohibits tourists travel to cuba but a dozen of categories of authorized travel including family visit, journalist visits and educational activities. >>> check out south bay's newest official landmark. the carousel sign at cambrian park. they gave their thumbs up to designating the sign as a landmark. the plaza was built in 1953. not sign looks like that or anything. the new owners plan to redevelop that plaza but keep that memory alive. >>> stick around for another 50 or 60 years. superstar sell lcelina was love her fans. >> her fans got a special gift from mad same. >> was the the "dreaming of you." she was shot and killed by you land do sal very in text in 1995. i believe it was her manager. she was only 23 years old. >> it was. >> long time coming there. >> more than her music and legacy living on, her figure. a legendary athlete standing up right now for kol pin kaepernick and supporting his protests not to stand during the national anthem. that's coming up. >>> right now at 61 degrees in san jose. hour by hour forecast for san jose keeping temperatures below average for now but 90s are back in your seven-day forecast. when to expect them. coming up. >>> rob is talking about the temperatures rising. we're at the high rise in san mateo. the bridge moves well. on the right, the flat section, we'll give you an update getting close to the bay bridge, coming up. >>> plus, freedom granted. east bay man gets a second chance at life after president obama shortened his prison sentence. we'll hear from the prisoner's family and why they say he deserves to be free. bob >>> a tour bus sgoes up in flames in the south bay freeway. i'm bob redell. we'll have that story coming up. >>> a disturbing trend right now on a south bay campus. the search to find two flashers at san jose state. >>> growing support for colin kaepernick this morning. the group you wouldn't expect that's coming forward to back the 49ers quarterback after a protest during the national anthem. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> wednesday morning. halfway through that workweek. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we're halfway through the workweek, almost through with august. it's last day. >> you're right. >> summer, i hate to say this -- >> spoil sdplit with -- it comes to an end. can you tell outside? >> there's froof thproof this mn the forecast, the sign that fall is around the corner. check out your morning temperature. in santa rosa, it's 53 degrees. yes, it's summer but get a jacket this morning if you're heading out around the north bay. by the afternoon, low 80s in the forecast. mid eight tiz around the tri-valley and san jose. upper 60s closer to san francisco and watching your commute on this early wednesday morning. once again, here's mike. >> summer has ended for my kids today as well. thigh they've finally start school here in the fremont area. yes, back in school as well. looking at a smooth drive around the bay. that crash i was watching on 680 in fremont hasn't presented any slowing. no lanes blocked. no problem getting over toward the bay bridge. show you the toll plaza. over the next half hour this will dramatically change from

major delays on your way to the city. northbound i-5 in san jose that left lane is currently blocked, we will keep you updated on that. >>> hayward police chief on paid administrative leave because of a confidential personnel issue. this is video of diane stuart from earlier this year speaking at the funeral of a foreign officer. kpix 5 has learned some higher ups were blindsided by the news about the chief and say that it came out of nowhere. in the meantime the city manager of hayward has appointed captain mark koller as acting chief. >> some deputies are inviting colin kaepernick to invite them for a day. they want to talk to him about his national at them protest. >> cops are getting paid leave for killing people. that is not right. >> 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick did not stop there. >> you can become a cop in six months and all have to have the same amount of training as a cosmetologist. >> the response from the law enforcement community was swift. colin kaepernick noisy and invited him on a ride along through police. san francisco police officers association demanded the

last spring, a san francisco rec and park worker suffered serious injuries when a limb came crashing down at hilltop park in the bayview. and earlier this year, a man was killed by a falling tree at berryessa creek park in san jose. it happened near a popular hiking and biking trail. and one year ago: two teenage boys were killed on a camp-out at yosemite national park. they were sleeping in their tent when a large limb came down at the upper pines camp site. several apartments at this complex in redwood city are off-limits tonight.. after an out- of-control s-u-v crashed into the carport. the driver is in the hospital. it happened around ten this morning, near chestnut street and middlefield road. kpix five's don ford tells us: it could have been even worse. nats helicopterâ. just after 10amâthis white chevy tahoe crashed into the small apartment complex.. it hit restaurant in fremont... shattering a window and injuring an employee. the truck backed right into the front waiting area at the denny's on mowry avenue. flying glass hit a woman working the cash register... and she's now being treated for cuts. the couple in the truck was not hurt. police are not sure why the driver.... backed up. south bay crews mopping up a brush fire that blew up late this afternoon... chopper five was over the flames in steep terrain near the uvas reservoir in morgan hill. multiple agengies responded on the ground... an air attack including planes and helicopters helped knock it down pretty quickly. about 20 acres burned... some 30 homes were evacuated as a precaution... but there was no damage. a silicon valley tech entrepreneur faces a judge for a second time -- accused of domestic violence... and for a second time, he walks out a free man. kpix five's joe vazquez is at san francisco superior court with the judge's decision. nats * * new track: when former tech ceo gurbaksh and tried to sexually assault her. all while she was home alone. it happened on fenham street just after 4 a.m. neighbors heard the woman screaming, and called 9-1-1. when police arrived: the man broke a window trying to escape, but officers were able to grab him. the victim will be o.k. police say the suspect and victim did not know each other. san francisco homicide detectives are trying to drum up new leads in a ten year old cold case. 17-year old aubrey abra-kasa was shot to death at grove and baker street in 2006. his mother -- and the families of other murder victims -- gathered at the scene of the crime today to hand out flyers... and appeal for help. "...14:54:16...we are out here infront of two schools" outcue aimed at him 14:54:29 there's a 250- thousand dollar reward for information leading to an arrest. court workers in santa clara county could be back on the job by monday.. after striking a tentative deal on a new contract. kpix 5 reporter devin fehley has been following the story.. he's live in san jose with new details. devin? [nats] into an all-day headache for bart. a component failed between the 24th street and daly city stations. that sparked small fires... and caused major delays during the commute. some of the cables were damaged, causing bart to run slower for much of the day. crews will fix the cables tomorrow... since a weekend shutdown was already scheduled between glen park and daly city. it's part of an ongoing track replacement program. buses will take passengers between those stations. the v-t-a is launching new "express train service" to levi's stadium.. just in time for the 49ers preseason opener. starting sunday: express light- rail trains will go from the great mall.. santa teresa.. dir-i-don.. and mountain view stations... to levi's stadium. a round-trip will cost you 20-bucks. or you can buy a season pass for 149-dollars. it's still unclear which quarterback niners fans will see on sunday when they get to levi's. two days out: and colin kaepernick and blaine gabbert are still competing for the starting spot.. against the houston texans. more on that... coming up in sports. and you can watch the game right here on kpix 5. our coverage starts at 4 o-clock on sunday. still to come: some of the poorest people in one bay area city.. are about to be priced out. why they say: the new landlord is trying to force them out.. so tech workers.. can move in. plus: the bay area national guard crew that just made a 16-hundred mile round-trip.. to complete a daring rescue at sea. and turbulence so severe.. it blew apart the bathroom. the sacramento-bound plane that had to make a sudden stop.. after passengers -- went flying. (((weather tease))) (((weather tease))) (((weather tease))) they've been priced out of san francisco. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, now -- thousands of young tech workers >>> david price out of san francisco and now thousands of tech workers are crossing the bay in search of more affordable housing. >> a kpix5 jessica shows us migration comes at a cost for people there are there. >> welcome to the hotel travelers, one of last. deon ross manages the building. >> this is my old girl. she's got great bones, hasn't had any work done for years and years. >> he was on a tour to show us why a complete remodel is so desperately needed. >> why anyone would not want us to repair these things is beyond me. >> but some tenants aren't impressed. peter lives on the fourth floor. >> if they were upgrading what needs to be upgraded, that's one thing. these days rooms need to be torn down. >> the new land lorn danny is -- landlord is danny is in the property business. piazza rot is advertising as the new type of apartment that's revolutionizing cities. >> this whole idea is completely gut the building and bring in new tenants that can afford to pay $2,000 a month or $15,000 a month which -- $1500 a month which is way out of my reach. >> he's live inning a construction zone and workers even busted through one wall ho manager dion ross said there's enough going on. >> nothing to do with tech people or the fact of sending people from one place to the next. it has to did with renovating a building that is in dyer need of renovation. >> in oakland, jessica, kpis 5. >> one of the tech hospitals in san francisco used to be a residential hotel like the travelers. former residents were not allowed to return. a group of them sued for wrongful eviction and received a settlement of $475,000. >>> ten people facing charges in a major marijuana bust in almeida county. they found 4600 plants growing on 200-acres. and discovered 100 pounds of dried process pot along with guns and $15,000 in cash. the suspects could fates more than a million in -- face more than a million in fines requester environmental damage. >>> highway 1 might be closed over the weekend as crews continue to battle the wild fire. the fire burned just over 70,000-acres since it broke out three weeks ago. firefighters have a 55 percent contained but some people in the area were being warned. they may still have to evacuate. the california army national guard is now assisting firefighters on the front line. >>> california's international guard swooped in to make a rescue hundreds of miles offshore after a canadian sailor became ill. about 800-miles northwest of san francisco. before dawn, the national guard sent two helicopter ands para rescue team from the field. they reached the ship and rushed him back to land to get help. a ambulance took him to the hospital. >>> a warm weekend ahead complete with some sizzling jazz. >> call deanna and enjoy an evening at the santa fe summer fest. >>reporter: you'll find 40,000 very, very smart people in the south bay because they're gonna spend the weekend here in san jose for the san jose jazz summer fest. let nematicide get out of the way and show you the stage. music got underway at 5:30. 12 different stages, 120 acts this weekend and a lot of smiling faces because when the whether is this perfect and got jazz and great music and gorgeous coming up. san francisco 62 for a high. light on shore floor is getting you. livermore 93 for a high. we find san jose at 80 and kpix weather mobile app, 75 crease in the south bay. fremont your high is 77. lots going on tonight and this weekend if you're a sports fan. we've got the as versus the mariners at 7:05. the giants hosting the orioles at 715 tonight. little cooler in the city and breezy, 58 degrees and sunday the niners hosting the texans. if you're going to the game, hot, 82. hotter in the seats facing the sun. if you're coming to the summer fest, good for you. will be sunny in the mid 80s all weekend long but tomorrow and sunday the music starts ott 11 tomorrow morning and also sunday morning. low pressure area feeding in somewhat stronger on shore flow gone by an area of high pressure. we've been warmer today and why we'll be warmer over the weekend and fairfield and concord, make it to 95 degrees. nowhere close to a record by about average. fremont, your high tomorrow is 82 degrees. extended forecast kind of the deal. once we get warmer, we stay that way inland. mid 9 0s across the board. only the upper 50s to low 60s along the coast. somebody had to do it and come outside and stand in the sunshine and listen to really good music. i said, i'll take one for the team the only thing. >> we just decided to tough it out tonight. >> you guy, yeah. >> poor thing. >> good thing it's a friday. you can recover over the weekend. >> take a load off. >> it'll take a while. >> it l. thanks. >>> there is something in the water and might have just claimed it's first olympic victim. >> trying to win the gold. >> the star sailor who may be out of the competition before it begins. >>> the headline that forced a big bay area newspaper to make an olympic sized apology to an olympic stanford swimmer. her. i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone rang at 5am, i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's, and millions more who feel its effects. let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. on a major upset in women's soccer. the u.s. fell to sweden in a penalty shoot-out, in today's quarter-final match.. bringing the american team's high hopes -- to an abrupt halt. meanwhile: one of the bay area's biggest newspapers is taking serious heat.. over an olympic headline. 20-year-old stanford swimmer simone manuel shocked even herself when she made history last night in the women's 100 meter freestyle. she tied for first -- becoming the first african- american woman ever to win gold for the u.s. in an individual swimming event. the feat immediately made headlines across the country.. ..including this one from the san jose mercury news.. which omitted manuel's name, simply referring to her as an "african-american" while also mentioning michael phelps' latest win. the paper quickly amended the headline with an apology, reading: "the original headline on this story was insensitive and has been updated to acknowledge the historic gold medal wins by both simone manuel and michael phelps." one elite athlete's olympic dream may already be over.. after the practice rounds.. nearly put her in the hospital. ben tracy reports: the polluted water in rio.. may have made her sick. (narr 1) if you're watching the olympics on tv...rio's winning the gold. >> 14 hundred athletes are competing in water based events and some with have to swim in it. >> would you ever swim in the water? >> no. >> never? >> never. >> this is a microbiologist who took us to parts of the bay. her tests show alarming levels of super-bacteria, the result of bacteria and bars.. just hit a major roadblock. tonight, we're asking why. i felt like i was in the tower of terror. and severe turbulence forces a sacramento- bound flight out of the sky.. and sends passengers.. flying from their seats. our top stories this hour.... a this hour.... a woman is fighting for her life after a massive tree branch came crashing down on her head. it happened as she was watching her daughters play in washington square park in san francisco. we learned... its been almost six years since public works surveyed those trees. a silicon valley tech mogul gets a second reprieve... after his second domestic violence arrest. a judge today sentenced gurbaksh chahal to a year in jail for violating probation in his first domestic abuse case. but the judge is allowing him to remain free while he appeals. and there is a deal to end that strike involving santa clara county court workers. the breakthrough came today. over the weekend, union members will vote on whether or not to accept the deal. new at six... another road block for rape victims seeking justice. kpix five's kiet do reports... a bill that would require timely testing of rape kits has stalled out in sacramento. talk about momentum. ab 1848, the so called rape kit committee. free and able to commit more crimes because we just don't have answers. >> this is the seventh bill like it in the past ten years. shoe is not giving up and says the rape kits are top priority. >> we're hopeful and not the last attempt and we'll keep working to move this guard. >> shoe was why his bill stalled. critics said in the past that a law would overtax local law enforcement already facing tight budgets. >>> the sad update to a story we brought you yesterday. we just learned that a toddler who fell from a third story window in foster city has died. the two year-old was walking down the hall way at the waters edge aapartments with his mother when the toddler leaned on the screen of an open window and fell out. he was air lifted to stanford where he died last night. >>> a boy still in the hospital from falling pokemon no. why the feds are worried the popular game could spill national secrets. >>> a new twist on the sand wish cookie. could you believe it's filled with fish? us an extra in a memo . >>> the pent gone is saying no to pokemon go. it's banning the widely popular game on government issued devices. in a memo to workers and contractors, they say the game could be used by spies to pinpoint the facilities where secrets are found. the staff are allowed to play on personal phones but advised to use sound judgment. >>> hostess is taking the deep friday twikee to your freezer. they're offering them at wal- mart. it's to boost sales with innovative products. speaking of which, the classic oreo is available with swedish fish filling. the fruit flavored gummy candy is between two of those oreo chocolate cookies. they haven't been impressed too far. fan wills intrigued and limited packages going for quadruple the price on ebay. >>> the u.s. women's gymnastics team might appreciate this box almost as much. kell logs is putting a picture of simon biles on the front of the special k and the back will have the rest of the team. she has three individual events left. if she sweeps them all, she'll be the first athlete ever to win five consecutive medals in the same games. >>> it includes the household pests. >>> we are live with the toyota mobile weather lab. we've found a place with great food, great weather, and kettle corn. let you know where. it smells good. coming up next. >>> the raiders take on the cardinals and there's one rule ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, causing widespread flooding... forcing road closures and evacuations. national guard trucks came in today to help people get out of submerged areas. here's a look inside a house in greensburg. that's about 20 miles northeast of baton rouge. murky brown water covers the floor of the entire home. and the furnit >>> severe storms in louisiana causing widespread flooding causing road closures and evacindicationings. the national guard came in to help people get out of submerged areas. look inside a house in greens burg, about 20-miles northeast of baton rouge. merky brown water covering the floor of the whole home and furniture floating away. some flooding is so sudden people are getting trapped in their stars. bystanders helped this man get out when the river overflowed the banks. >>> this homeowner in texas opened the garage and came face to face with a 300-pound alligator. wow. the gator was hiding between the lawn mower and the wall. no word how it got there but homeowner didn't waste any time trying to figure it out. he called police but getting the gator out was a bit of a cal edge, even for them. the nine foot -- challenge for them. the nine foot long gator broke the wrangler's pole. >> it's a big one. we were surprised how big it was. >> i backed off really quickly and tried not to panic. it was a little difficult. >> no kidding. the crew managed to calm the gator down and remove it. giant reptile released to a gator farm. >>> calm, cool, and collected. >>reporter: we're cool now because we're in the shadows. the temperature just went down by five degrees. the cars across the streets, down to 73 in the shadows of san jose. numbers for you, 12, 120, and 40,000. we have 12 different stages for the san jose summer fest, 12 different acts, and 40,000 folks expected to listen to great music with great weather in san jose for this weekend. looking toward the bay bridge, it's warm near the water, livermore 89, concord 89 but much cooler in the city. 61 in san francisco. 67 in oakland and san jose about 79 about three miles away. and santa rosa checking in at 82 degrees. air quality has been an issue in the east bay. it will be once again tomorrow. forecast is moderate across the board in the santa clara valley. that will prompt our 16th spare the air day of the summer. overnight low with cloud cover and fog returning to san francisco bay. 55 in the city, valeo61 and 58 in san jose. a ridge of high pressure building closer to the way area. what that will do is any time it gets closer, warms up the atmosphere, squads to a thin layer and -- squeezing to a thin layer and move you away from the water where temperatures will rise three to four degrees to about a 7 degree jump in the past few days. modest warming tomorrow, only a few degree ands most will be inland and not quite as warm an sunday but temperatures will stay near or above average well into next week. your high temperatures tomorrow, beautiful day for you, 91. 86 in santa clara. hanging out in and around berkeley, 67 for you, mill valley downtown will have a high of 81 and sonoma, 85 on the square. clover dale, if you want it hot, drive up to yukia, 102 tomorrow. seven day forcast acceptabling across the board low to mid 90s inland including both says this weekend. much cooler near the bay with low 60s and 70s and cooler if your feet are in the sand. highs only in the upper 50s to low 6 0s. we're back out live at the san jose summer jazz fest. what a beautiful evening. no humidity, the weather is perfect, clear skies and a fantastic night to listen to up to 40 different musical acts singing and performing in the south bay overnight tonight. that is your forecast. back with sports coming up in . >> a red shirt senior had been a walk on for four seasons before winning a full ride scholarship. congratulation to him. today at the american league in world series in north carolina, sam mateo won their opening game 4-2 against texaca na. bob is the 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>> hope you're coming off a great weekend. i'm laura garcia cannon. now a look at the forecast. a cool start to the day. >> yeah low clouds could impact the morning commute on the coast. the temperatures around the bay area in the 60s closer to san jose. can see the low clouds there and your school cast in san jose. looking at numbers closing on 80. mid 80s later on around the tri-valley. 65 in san francisco. 82 in san jose. areas south of the mid 80s today. tri-valley one of the warmer spots we'll see. issues for the morning drive. >> you're talking about a warmer spot. a hot spot as far as the commute goes. the tri-valley and the south bay two big commute issues now. over here in the tri-valley we is a number of crashes reported. it makes the merge coming out of pleasanton and livermore for 84 jammed up. we are 680 through 580 through the stretch. that's your only alternate and that is really slow. 87 jam from capitol a crash there. one lane blocked. >> thank you so much. >>> we're following breaking news this morning in san francisco. emergency crews on the scene of a-alarm fire in the 400 block of minute street. a few blocks away from westfield mall. between mission and howard. we have new owe we want to show you into the news room this morning. multiple crews are on the scene of the fire. at a vacant building. the good news no one is hurt. you see firefighters tackling it as best they can. lots of smoke seen from the area. pete is at the scene now. he's talking with investigators getting the latest investigation. we'll check in with him in a live report in just a few minutes. >>> tense moments at one of the country's busiest airports. people seen running for their lives after reports of an active shooter at lax. >> today in the bay kris sanchez joining us live this morning from san jose airport with the details. as we saw, people were running for cover trying to find places to hide. pure chaos. it turned out to be a false alarm. >> right. it was a loud notice. several loud noises that triggered that security scare and gunfire as people were reporting to 9-1-1 dispatchers. we got video in of a man being briefly detained and questioned. he was wearing a zorro suit. he was pulled aside during the active shooter investigation but within the last hour and a half said he was released and not responsible for the security scare. it was just before 9:00 people started calling 9-1-1 from the airport reporting what sounded like gunfire to them. police rushed several terminals looking for the source which even this morning remains a mystery. at one point, there was a ground stop for flights and chaos in the airport as some people were running out of the terminals and on to the actual tarmac. a stricted area. >> everybody cleared out and ran to the back of the terminal. and then a a lot of the us just tried to remain calm to make sure we didn't tramp over babies. we went out the side door tsa started yelling saying everybody get out of the terminal. get out. >> they were yelling that last night, but, again, that security square turned out to be unfounded. but the fall out is very real for travelers who were terrified and now stuck. 281 flights were delayed. two flights were cancelled. 27 flights diverted. per the airport tsa and border patrol are working past end of shift to process departing and arriving passengers. the airport kept concessions open, too, so all over a very strange night at lax. a false alarm did provide the first test of l.a. county's wireless emergency alert system. everyone within a five mile radius of the airport got alerts to their smartphones about that security situation at lax. didn't help the traffic. a lot of people showed up at the airport anyway. but definitely a test of the emergency system, and we'll be waiting here today to find out what those mystery noises were that put all of this into chaos. in san jose kris sanchez. "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. >>> gop presidential nominee donald trump is set to appear in the bay area today. but other than that his campaign is dishing out details. here is what we know for a fact. he's going to appear on the peninsula for a fund-raiser. there are reports that trump will attend a second fundrai-rar in napa. despite the challenge of winning voters, a fundraising stop for trump in california a natural option. >> california, thus far, is providie ining 15% of trump's m. we can expect trump to do what he can to take as much money as he can, and probably spend it elsewhere. >> all right. as for details, trump's campaign team is not indicating when he might arrive in the bay area. only he spent yesterday prepping for the debates. >>> continuing coverage this morning a lengthy explanation coming from 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. it's doing little to stem the controversy surrounding his statement during friday night's national anthem. colin kaepernick refused to stand during the anthem ahead of the team's preseason game at lev vie. yesterday he opened up to the media to explain why he did it. he said he'll continue not to stand until he feels there's change in america. >> ultimately, it's to bring awareness and make people, you know, realize what is going on in this country. there are a lot of things going on unjust. people aren't being held accountable for. that's something that needs to change. colin kaepernick specifically addressed police brutality against minorities. the nfl, by the way, said it's within colin kaepernick's right to make that kind of statement. even though fellow players are calling it a distractions and in some cases offensive. >>> it took about a day but police have their man. a man behind bars this morning accused of committing walnut creek's first homicide of the year. a s.w.a.t. team arrested 24-year-old larry griffin of bay pointy killing a man outside a downtown bay area bar. it happened early saturday morning around crogan's sports bar and grill. the victim was 38-year-old courtney brown was shot three times in his back. leaving behind a daughter and fiancÉ. that is walnut creek's first homicide of the year. griffin is being held without bail. >>> two people recovering this morning in san jose after they were shot in the apartment -- parking lot of a grocery store. it happened on julian street. officers say the two couples were in the parking lot when two men approached them from a parked car nearby. the suspect shot at them and proceeded to plea. police say the two men were hit as a result of that. both of them have nonlife threatening injuries. >> two young sisters from jenner will reportedly be laid to rest on wednesday. haley and kaitlyn marcus died last tuesday when the pickup truck they were riding into crashed into the russian river. the mother was driving and escaped. she tried to save her daughters but couldn't. the burial will take place east of bodega. >>> authorities say this is the image of the backside of a thief. they're hoping the clothing might spark someone's memory. police believe he took a package from a home in hillsborough yesterday. police say he got into black honda with someone else driving. poli poli police. >>> satisfy investigators are trying to figure out what started the fire in a storage facility. it happened saturday night. additional crews had to be called out to fight the four-alarm fire. the damage, as a result, is extensive. no one is injured and the cause the fire remains under investigation. roughly three years ago the fire ripped through the same public storage facility. >>> a fast-moving wild fire continues to burn. so the-called willow fire is burning between town of san andreas about 50 miles northeast of stockton. people were forced to evacuate yesterday but the orders were lifted last night. the flames broke out yesterday afternoon and quickly spread to 400 acres. containment is just at 15%. the fire is burning close to the same area where the butte fire destroyed hundreds of homes, as you may recall, last year. >>> the soberanes fire continues to burn. strong winds forecasted for the area have fortunes concerned about a flair up. new evacuation warning in place. so here is a look at the danger zone. people who live there should be prepared to leave. if the warning is upgraded to an order. the fire has been burning since july 22nd when someone left an illegal campfire burning. one person died and nearly 100,000 acres have burned. the fire is 60% contained. it's been burning for so long. >> one of many. >> right. it's been historically hot summer so far. a real issue for wild fires. there's a chance we have wet weather in the forecast. >> that's right. this is coming from hawaii? >> yeah. there's a slight chance, i think, a chance of some thurntd showers near the north bay. speaking the smoeblg from the fires. the upper level winds shifted. for the bay area it's good news. a lot of smoke being pushed to the south and southeast. there's the willow fire showing up. hair quality in the bay area starting to improve. at least for today. temperatures outside in the 50s and our. as you can see around the south bay today san jose close to 60 degrees and a school cast for you. we'll show you quickly. saratoga unit unit in the low owl. t -- 80s. >> we had a crash on the bay bridge. it's going to complicate things. they cleared all lanes across that span. usual slowing across the east shore freeway westbound. over here unusually slow a southbound 680 from 580 past a couple of crashes. one of them has cleared all lanes. another one closer toward seminole boulevard. look at that changing from orange to red. that's tough for the tri-valley and north 87 very slow where a crash is blocking one lane. back to you. >> thank you. >>> up next turning to civilization. meet the scientists who spend an year in isolation in the hopes of getting humans closer to a mission to mars. >>> gas prices will stay low. another death attributed to air bags. ♪ what if we invented a paint that's not only in the top of its class but lets you breathe as deeply as this or this or this. not guilty. if it doesn't upset your allergies like paint, is it still paint? natura is certified asthma and allergy friendly. and you can only find it at your benjamin moore retailer. week's earthquake that >>> continuing coverage and an update from across the globe. crews are starting to tear down damaged buildings in italy following last week's earthquake that killed almost 300 people. firefighters are helping to retreat possessions people can't get to because their homes could collapse. >>> mark zuckerberg is heading to rome for a special q & a with the italian facebook community. he's currently in italy for a friends's wedding and announced he'll be in rome for a town hall meeting. zuckerberg wants to spend time with the italian community after the devastating earthquake. >>> a microsoft is making it easier to report hate speech. they're launching a website where you can report offensive content on xbox live, one drive, outlook, and skype. now the site is similar to the one microsoft created to report terrorist posts. this one focuses on content that advocates violence or promotes hatred based on age, disability, gender, race, religion, or sexual orientation. >> here is news that a lot of drivers can get behind. the summer of low gas prices is likely going to become the autumn of low gases. >> all right! let's keep it going. energy prices down again. >> yeah. it looks like they'll keep falling. production is way up and the dollar is getting stronger. remember oil is priced in dollars. no matter who you are or who you're buying it from, it's dollars. the talk of rate hike here in the united states sent the dollar to the highest level we've seen in weeks. janet yellen gave a important speech on friday she hinted the rate hikes could come in september. not strong hints but it's not clear, just like me, she tries to talk about both sides of the debate leaving the rest of us a bit confused. we get the jobs number on. we've gotten big numbers lately. 255,000 in june, 292,000 in july. a strong number gives the fed a reason for that rate hike. also, the political candidates will no doubt talk about it, as well. >>> i know the right answer about the markets this morning. the dow 43 points. friday the nasdaq up six. we got data on inflation showing inflation not a threat. >>> another sad story surrounding the takata air bag. bloomberg reports a truck carrying defective air bags back to the draft kak draft warehouse in exploded -- >> oh, my goodness. >> it happened last week. we're just now understanding the cargo was defective air bags and the explosion within the cargo of the truck. we can't say specifically it was the air bags but the irony. they got him out of the car, got him into a truck, the truck explosion kills someone. >> wow. the problems continue. >> yeah. >> very tragic. >>> switching gears. a little bit of fun here. if you imagine taking your five coworkers that sit around you, perhaps, spending a year in a tiny dome with them. five other people without fresh air, fresh food, or privacy. imagine actually volunteering to do it. not "big brother." it's a nasa science project six people, including four americans, spend the last year in a mars bio dome. they have been living on the slope of a volcano. it was the longest ever nasa mission conducted to understand life on mars. could you do it? are there doors in there? did anyone see any doors? i think question could do it. >> i think we could, too. >> put us on hawaii. you know. yeah. on location. >> yeah. i don't know if we need the bio dome. >> we worked together for a long time. didn't you see the movie "bio dome" or "the martian." right. >> matt damon? we could do that. >> for a year? >> for science. for science. >> yeah. for science. >>> well, keeping on the hawaii. we're watching hawaii for a number of reasons. the connection to our own weather here over the next this hours. first hurricane madeline moving in. good thing they evacuated the bio dome. a category one storm that could be coming in on wednesday. we're watching it closely for hawaii. look where the upper level moisture is aiming in on across northern california. an upper level system crossing the coast tonight and tomorrow may trigger a chance isolated thunder. this morning it's low clouds, drizzle, and midst to talk about. cool start in the 50s. san jose you see the low clouds at 60 degrees in the school cast hour hour. we'll see temperatures today climbing into the low 80s. probably the warmer spot we'll see around the bay area today south of san jose. lots of low cloud through 11:00 in the morning. and patchy low clouds and the attention turns tomorrow toward the north bay. a slight chance of isolated thunder. we don't want any dry lightnings. that is a possibility as the system moves through early tomorrow. today highs near 80 in san jose. mid 60 for san francisco. north bay temperatures in the 70s. mid 80s around the tri-valley today. if you like the weather, for the most part, you should like the next seven days. the interesting part for tomorrow is increasing wind breezy for tuesday and slight chance of showers to the north. most of the inland valleys for tomorrow turning warmer as we approach thursday. for another look at the commute and issues in the tri-valley. >> yeah. i hope we'll have better news on the horizon. everyone besides tri-valley and south valley are looking great for the commute. 87 just north of kerner all lanes cleared from the earlier crash. that has recovered now. you're jammed from capital expressway to downtown. 585 shows unusual slowing. i'll check see what it going on. chp has nothing reported. southbound 680 recovering from 580. the earlier crash activity cleared. look a look at the jam west 84 as well as 680 coming toward the merge. a live look. we have the camera and can see traffic trying to improve. the bay bridge toll plaza will not improve but at least it's the standard. >> trying to will things to be better. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up next the fight against zika virus goes high-tech. how scientists are using genetically modified mosquitos to stop it from spreading. >>> he said he cancelled his hotel in time for the refund. the company disagrees. i'm consumer investigator. nbc area responds next. popular hotel booking website. >>> nbc bay area responds to a man who tried but couldn't get a refund from a hotel website. >> chris is telling us how he helped him out. >> good morning. doug campbell booked and prepaid for a hotel room using hotels.com. he later cancelled the room with hotels.com within the 48-hour cancellation period set by the hotel. hotels.com said they never received doug's cancellation. doug provided the phone records showing the call was made two minutes before the refund. we reached out and they refunded doug. the company pointed out even though doug's phone records showed he call in time, he might have hung up before the cancellation was complete. in a statement hotel hotels.com it was glad nay were able to assist mr. campbell calling his refund a courtesy. if you have a consume complaint, please call us. tomorrow at 6:20 a four-month wait for mail. we bring it to an end. have a great day! >> chris, thank you very much. >>> genetically modified mosquitos may become the latest tool in helping to stop the spread of the zika virus. one vector controlled district in florida received federal approval to united states these kinds of mosquitos. if it happens scientists would release them in key haven, a tiny suburb in key west. the genetically modified males mate with females they die more quickly. >> it's being objected to the safety to the environment and the people. >> the company spearheading the plan said the measures can mostly control skeete populations within about nine months. this fall voters will decide two referendums that may provide clarity on when or if these trials will be conducted. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay." ing news we've been following in san francisco this morning. "today in the bay" live at the scene. >> in san francisco crews are on the scene here for a two-alarm fire. we'll have the details coming up in a live report. bob tease =tracie/sot= . >>> 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick explains his controversial decision to sit out the national anthem. i'm bob redell with the story coming up. >>> cramming in two ways. tracie potts. coming up the debate at end of september. how donald trump and hillary clinton are preparing. =sam/4shot= and i'm sam brock ==rob/cu== >>> good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm ya garcia cannon. >> i'm sam brock. it's like your typical san francisco august they. >> it is. >> a little fog out there. >> it is, indeed. it's been chilly. san francisco right now since we're talking about you, getting a look outside low clouds and mist out there. can't miss the forecast this morning. 59 degrees. low clouds to start. and probably low clouds to finish. light jacket weather this morning. as you send the kids off to school. by the afternoon no jacket around tri-valley. staying in the mid 60s in san francisco. low 80s around san jose. it's early monday morning. you've got some slow commutes around the bay area now. >> three slow commutes. the rest of the bay looks good. peninsula looks great. northeast 87 recovering from an earlier crash jammed up around kerner. slow from basically 85 to the stretch. that's the only slow freeway now, though. and south 680 jammed up. so is west 84 coming out of pleasanton. the earlier crashes between sen boulevard. we know about the third slow spot. we expect it at the toll plaza. >> thank you so much. >>> let's get to the breaking news in san francisco this. a building up in flames right now. for thes checking on spot sphot >> we know it's only a couple of blocks away from market street. what is going on, pete? >> reporter: well, good morning, sam and laura. this is under control at this vacant structure on ministry. we want to show you what we're talking about. this is a very old structure. was built in 1907. when crews showed up the top three floors were on fire. they were able to contain it. you can see them hosing down the win keys. it's an old building with old bricks. that's something they have to work around. here is what san francisco fire told me moments ago. >> we have the bricks that can be ash. the roof is comprised, meaning it's not safe for us to walk on the roof due to the fire activity damaged. so that makes a challenge for us, also. that's why we're still a little bit active with the fire. we're right on the scene. actually not too long ago there was water reaching the area. and crews are expected to wrap it up not too long from now. because of the fire is under investigation. live in san francisco. "today in the bay." >> pete, thank you very much. >>> decision 2016 now and donald trump is going to be back in the bay area today. but the campaign is providing few details about his visit. we do know for a fact that donald trump is going to appear on the peninsula for a fund-raiser and there are also reports of a second fund-raiser in napa. his campaign team is not indicating when trump might arrive in the bay area. only he spent yesterday preparing for debates ahead of the november election. >> today in the bay tracie potts tracking the latest from the campaign trail for us. this bay area visit comes as he announces a major immigration speech. >> reporter: exactly. and the speeches and the campaigning are happening. as you noted, laura and sam, there's a lot more happening behind the scenes as well. fundraising and preparing for that debate at the end of september. hillary clinton has got more fundraisers today and tomorrow. she raised over $11 million sunday amid debate prep. advisors tell us she's studying policy, short,ing her answers, and preparing for the unpredictable >>well-behaved modest trump, i doubt we'll see that. kind of off-the-rails trump. >> trump is not going to prepare the way hillary does which is locking her in a room and cram her head with the binders. >> reporter: hillary clinton's corruption has been exposed again. >> trump's new web ad targets clinton's e-mails and state department meetings with donors. >> when republicans meet with their donors they call it a meeting. when democrats do it. they call it a conflict. >> trump announced the first ever event in a predominantly black community in a church in detroit on saturday. in arizona he's giving a major immigration speech after confusion whether he. he worked with law-abiding immigrants who have been here for years. >> reporter: and overnight he tweeted about the immigration speech saying he's expecting a big crowd. they're already looking at moving it so to scare a bigger venue. back to you. >> we'll continue to follow tracie potts live from washington. thank you. >>> panic at lax airport last night. chaos erupted after reports of an active shooter. there were several 9-1-1 calls shortly before 9:00 about shots fired. an investigation found no evidence of a shooting, but that situation caused mass panic and wide spread flight delays. people barricaded themselves in restrooms ands. traffic outside lax came to a full stop. a man heading to san jose international spoke to us about the panic. >> i heard screaming and saw hundreds and hundreds of people running. just like a black friday stampede only screaming at the same time. everybody cleared out. >> nbc's own lester holt just arrived at lax on a flight from sacramento. he and his wife were headed into the terminal when they were warned to stay. >> i was actually on the tarmac being driven across the tarmac about to enter terminal four when people started flooding out the door toward the tarmac. there were tsa and other security people saying "run. active shooter. shots fired." it took a hours but lax did return to normal. there are reports that a loud noise or noises that triggered that scare. the investigation is ongoing. >>> an protest is making waves across the country this morning. right how to we'ring from colin kaepernick highlighted in that last shot about his refusal to stand up during the national anthem. today in the bay bob redell live in santa clara with the latest. how long is he planning to keep up this protest, bob? does he say? >> reporter: well, laura and said, he said he's going to keep sitting out the national anthem until he thinks the kunduz a better job of treating minorities. this is the image that so many people have been talk about. this is a tweeted photo from before friday night's preseason game against the packers. you can see colin kaepernick sitting down on the sidelines while his teammates are standing around him. standing up for the national anthem. this, by the way, is not the first time he sat out the national anthem. it's the furirst time people ha started to take notice. colin kaepernick is protesting the way he thinks this country treats people of color. >> ultimately it's to bring awareness and make people, you know, realize what is going on in this country. there are a lot of things that are going on that are unjust. people aren't being held accountable for. that's something that needs to change. >> we don't think he's a bad teammate to voice his opinion on this but we can't allow this to -- >> some 49ers fans have applauded colin kaepernick on social media. others not so much. here is one man who set colin kaepernick's jersey on fire. that's how angry he was. head coach chip kelley said he and the team recognize colin kaepernick's right to sit out the national anthem. officially the nfl doesn't require players to stand. it's something that the league encourages. the 49ers their next game is this thursday night in san diego. reporting live outside levi stadium in santa clara bob redell. "today in the bay." >> a man fighting for his life after police shot him while he was running on highway 101 actually zigzagging through traffic. the man was running on 101 in belmont early sunday morning north of ralston avenue. chp officers said the man was running through both sides of 101 and all lanes. police tried everything, they said, all of their attempts to get the man off the freeway did not work. >> the pedestrian resisted. a taser was used to, no avail, to try to subdue him. that's when the suspect produced a knife, raised it over his head, and lunged toward the office. -- officer. >> northbound 101 at san mateo was shut down several hours yesterday for the investigation that followed. that suspect in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >>> happening today san francisco's police commission holds the last scheduled community meeting focussed on finding a new police chief. they're geared toward finding a permanent replacement for greg surr when resigned in may. tony chaplain announced he would be interested in keeping the job. tonight's community meeting takes place at 6:00 p.m. >>> several homes without water in loss altos. they have been much of the night. it started with water main break about 7:00. it happened at springer road. the streets were closed for much of the night. we don't have anymore information about what caused the water main break and no word on when service will be restored. some folks aren't going to get the luxury of a shower when they're trying to wake up this morning. >> that's right. that could on a monday morning. it's a cool start to the day. let's check in with rob. >> yeah. most of the temperatures in the 50s including san francisco. 59 degrees. misty skies around san francisco. and low clouds in livermore. it's 57 there. and san jose continuing the trend there 60 degrees not quite as cold but low clouds to start the morning. and the school cast at saratoga union. numbers in the low 80s. one of the warmer spots around the bay area. san jose close to 80 degrees. mid 60s in san francisco. and north bay highs in the 70s. and tri-valley temperatures in the mid 80s. your morning commute in the south bay starting to change up. >> that's right. we have recover fry are the crash. we will zoom in toward the guadeloupe it's recovering. we have the brunt of the south bay commute kicking in. holding steady with a slow drive through gaud lou and kicking in for 85 and 101 northbound. that's not bad for the silicon valley area. this is recovering west 84 and south 680 coming down. san mateo bridge seeing the build. that's a standard commute to the peninsula. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> remembering the music icon. how the world is honoring one of mexico's biggest super stars. juan gabriel. >>> plus, big boss shows up to work and nobody is there. we'll tell you about that. plus, we'll take you live to the dow industrial gaining 90 points. has died. the singer was found dea >>> one of mexico's biggest super stars juan gabriel has died. the singer was found dead in his santa monica home yesterday morning of an apparent heart attack. gabriel is considered an icon throughout latin america. fans are leaving flowers on his hollywood walk of fame star. he just performed in los angeles on friday. he was 66 years old. >>> two united airlines pilots are due to appear in a scottish court to face charges of being drunk ahead of a flight to new jersey. >> the pilots were arrested a short time before scheduled take off on saturday. passengers experienced about a 10 hour delay as a result. according to scott land's herald one of the pilot lives in texas. the other one in mississippi. that incident left some passengers shaken but aviation experts they this case the system worked to keep everyone safe. >> if you are uncomfortable with a member of your crew, you don't fly with them. the safe guards that are in place did, in fact, work. >> the herald reports that the pilots are both senior airmen who have worked in the past as flight instructors. united airlines said it removed those pilots from the flying duties and cooperating with authorities. >>> a high speed rail system that is developing slowly but surely. members of a house subcommittee are expected in the bay area today for a status update on california's high speed rail system. representatives will join eye speed rail leaders at a meeting in san francisco to look at the plans for phase one of the rail system. california's high speed rail is still not due to be online for at least a decade. due to delays and cost overruns. the rail authority last month got the green light to start the first phase of the system stretching between the bay area and bakersfield. >>> it's 5:07 now. it's not bringing in the money it expected, either. >> let's check in with scott mcgrew this morning. >> good morning. when we californians voted to approve bonds, the project was going to cost $33 billion. they said no new taxes. it's going to cost at least $68 billion. one estimate said $118 billion, which the feds are kicking in money but just $4 billion. and the state told us it would use cap and trade money to pay for the project. but the sacramento points out that's been $8 million in the latest. new drone rules take effect today supplying drones for business or profit. a roofer could inspect a roof, for instance. you have to keep the drone in sight, have a special license, and pass test. i looked at the simple it's a to see what it looked like. if your drone weighs 33 pounds, what the fa args calls an unmanned aircraft. how much does it weigh in a 30 degree bank. i haven't got the faintest idea of the answer. here are the possible ones. this is the prime minister of the united arab em rates. that's a government office. that's his picture over the desk there. nobody is there. he showed up at the start of the workday at various government offices to see who is at work. tweeted this picture out and sent out video. the offices are open but people are not there. >> where is everyone? >> yeah he starts going through some guy's books there. can you imagine showing up a little late to work and the prime minister -- >> you walk in -- >> hi. >> i was just getting some coffee. >> we beat our boss to work every day. she gets in super early but we get in at 3:30. >> that was a nice desk for a government office. >> yeah. >> glad it was clean. >> all right. on to a more serious note now happening today. today marks 11 years since hurricane katrina whipped across new orleans causing wide spread damage. the category three storm drenched the gulf coast. more than 1800 people died. tens of thousands had to be rescued and 70% of the city's homes were damaged or destroyed. images that many of us will never ever forget seeing. >> yeah. i remember taking live reports from there for so often and seeing the images of the people on the rooftops. very hard. >> they repaired the levy system since then. that's the good news. >>> a check of the local weather. >> good morning. and we is a little bit a tropical connection to the weather we'll be watching tonight and tomorrow. but speaking of the tropics, no coincidence this time of year. we've had historically catastrophic hurricanes. this is the peak of the atlantic hurricane season. ocean temperatures are at the warmest and wind shear usually drops off. that's good. around the east coast category three system and two systems near the carolina and florida that can develop into tropical storms. here is the one we're watching approaching hawaii. this is hurricane madeline. by wednesday could cross the big island as a category one storm for if the upper level moisture moving away from the storm is heading toward northern california. combine that at the upper level system moving inland tonight and tomorrow. that could be the trigger for a slight chance of isolated thunderstorm. temperatures outside right now jacket weather pretty much no matter where you are around the bay area with mid 50s in the north bay. 60 in the san jose. and los gatos temperatures in the low 80s by 2:00. lots of low clouds and misty skies possible. we'll be watching that closely for tomorrow morning. highs near 80 in san jose. san francisco north bay mostly in the 70s and mid 80s around the tri-valley. and the temperatures holding up over the next few days. a bit twoind deal with and temperatures trending warmer enland approaching thursday for the tri-valley. and the tri-valley busy with the commute. >> we'll see from the map we're seeing the build for the commute typical patterns over there in hayward toward san mateo. over here we're seeing recovery. it's slow approaching the dublin interchange. 680 looks better and 84. definitely better coming out of livermore. all lanes north 87 clear. slow at kerner. and look where our cam are is. up there things are looking light. just starting to build now. a little bit later than we've had over the last few weeks. and remember san jose state is back in session. we'll see more south bay slowing. at the bridge toll plaza the metering lights on. >> that's right. a lot of kids back to school. >>> inappropriate spending decisions and attempts to keep secrets from state lawmakers some of the new accusations facing a public agency that was created to protect you. >> specifically the california bar. >> investigative reporter reported on the agency in february. lawmakers are taking action and crediting his investigation. >> the state bar was created to help consumers ripped off by dishonest attorneys. top executives at the bar take home some of the biggest paychecks in the state government, getting paid more than the governor. the's fund to help consumers is millions of dollars short. according to a recent state audit the fund totaled $2.2 million last year. the bar needed $18.9 million to pay out the bag log of claims. that's a shortage of $16 million. the audit accuses the barf trying to keep the gap secret from lawmakers. even though the lack of funds doubles the amount of time it took to process claims. leaving consumers up to five years to get paid. the bar transferred $2 million into the fund from other resources, but it said the long-term fix might mean raising membership dues that all california attorneys are required to pay. that's nearly $400 each year. the bar also hired private consultants to review the agency's spending including employee salaries. the head of the bar expects those findings by october. back to you. >> thank you very much. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call 888-996-tips. >>> it seems visitors can't keep themselves under control at the nation's oldest national park. a new ap report finds higher number was violations reported from the record number of visitors attending yellow stone national park. one big problem is vandalism. also, more people are getting a little too close to wildlife in their photo opportunities. and illegal camping has become more ram pan. the research suggests yellow stone is just the tip of the geyser, so to speak, and other national parks are grappling with some of the same issues. >> as your mom said, look but don't touch. >> don't touch. >> coming up next we're tracking breaking news out of san francisco. a building up in flames this morning. we're living with the aftermath next. >>> but first, happening now as the san jose police department suffers through staffing shortages, it's putting a call out to officers to sacrifice their time and report for work this holiday weekend. read the full story on our facebook page. >>> as labor day approaches. head to nbcbayarea.com to find weekend event listings for the entire weekend. >>> welcome back on your monday morning before you head out the door. here are the top stories. >>> breaking news we've been following all morning long out of san fransisco. pete is live on the scene on a fire that broke out south of market. how is it looking now, pete. >> reporter: good morning. we have information the building was built in 1907 built by the haers corporation. this is a vacant building of four story structure. according to san francisco tree of the floors were on fire. they were able to get this thing under control, guys. they're telling some of the challenges they faced it's on older building. some of the bricks could collapse. we got more information as far as personnel here. 66 firefighters were used for the fire. at this time, the cause of the fire is still under investigation. live in san francisco, tod"todan the bay". >>> thank you very much. continuing coverage now and lengthy explanation from niners quarterback colin kaepernick is doing little to stem the controversy surrounding his statement during friday night's national anthem. colin kaepernick refused to stand during the anthem ahead of the team's preseason game levi. yesterday he opened up to explain the reasoning behind his actions. >> he said he's going to continue not to stand until he feels there's real change in america in terms of policing in local communities and the violence. the nfl, by the way, said it's entirely within colin kaepernick's right to make that kind of statement. even though fellow players are calling it a distractions and in some cases offensive. >>> decision 2016 gop presidential nominee donald trump will appear in the bay area today, but few details are being released about the visit. we know he'll appear on the peninsula for a fund-raiser and there reports he'll attend a fundrai-raiser in napa. the peninsula event is closed. his campaign team is not indicating when trump might arrive. only he spent yesterday preparing for debates ahead of the november election. which we're looking forward to, right? >> the debates are going to be interesting. to put it mildly. >> they'll have nothing to say. >> those two? >>> we start off the workplace forecast in the 50s. >> including san francisco. it's been the weather story of august. how cool it's been in san francisco. you see the cloudy skies. 59 degrees. and the last day above 75 july 26th. it was on the 70th on the 8th month. this is the fourth august since 1874 the daily temperature stayed below 70. warm 80 in the tri-valley. >> feeling cool out there. not cool when it comes to traffic. >> better than before. we have crashes in san jose. 87 is the worth of it from 85 toward kerner. and trite valley we see recovery. can't believe we flew through monday morning. hope yours does the same. back in a half hour. >> see you then. is in the books this day. have a great day. join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. hope to see you then! >>> good morning. breaking news. >>> good morning. breaking news, panic at l.a.x., all from a false alarm. passengers run on to the tarmac after mistaken reports of an active shooter. chaos, confusion and massive delays. what triggered it all and will it slow your travels today? we're there ve. bracing for the storm. hurricane gaston gains strength in the atlantic as a separate system moves toward florida and a new concern that all that water could make the zika outbreak worse. >>> just seconds to spare. a police officer puts his life on the line to save a stranger in the path of an oncoming train. >> i was bracing for the worst.

in the bay area arts world but first the city of san jose could declare a public safety emergency as early as next week over a shortage of police officers. the move is necessary to ensure that patrols are staffed. many experienced cut backs since the he recession of 2008. joining me with more on the situation in san jose are are kqed south bay reporter. paul kelly president of the san jose police officers association and san jose's vice mayor. thank you for being on the program. so how severe is the officer shortage? >> we do have an officer shortage in san jose and it's getting more severe overtime but we have to take a look at how this has all happened. it's been a perfect storm. it's been a crisis that's been brewing. we had the great recession and we lost officers due to disabilities and due to retirement and due to disputes over intention and that's contributed to this. and now the police chief is asking us to make decisions to allow him to make the flexibility to staff patrol. i've been making sure. >> how many do you have on street patrol now? how many do you need to meet m

more of the san jose police officer arrested during a ban sweep. our media partner identified the officers at derrick antonio accused of sharing sensitive information with significant members and faces six felonies. the news conference is scheduled for 3:00 with san jose police chief and representatives from the f.b.i. and day. -- d.e.a. >> a former future accused service having sex with a student he tutors will appear in court. police say thomas rebounds had sex with a 15-year-old from october of 2015 until april of this year. back in 2002, reeves was arrested in sacramento in a sting operation. he tried to set up a date with a 12-year-old girl. reeves is a registered sex offender. >> a businesswoman is leading an effort now to find housing for 82-year-old twins. the twins have lived in this white conversion van for three months. a friend who happens to be a real estate broker started a gofundme page to help pay for rental. the sisters are approvive of the support and trying to get used to the media attention their story has received. >> wherever we go, people take our picture an

breeze out of the west southwest. so that's an onshore breeze. a couple of 60s. a 53 san jose, brentwood, 58. a couple of systems will move into the pacific northwest and eventually northern california ushering a rather significant cooling trend. not so much today inland but it starts tomorrow going for sure into the day. >> new from overnight, pg&e is blaming an equipment failure for an underground explosion earlier this morning in san francisco. it happened about 12:40 a.m. at gary boulevard and hyde street, just a few blocks away from union square. the explosion blew off a couple of sewer lids and sparked a small underground fire. witnesses saw smoke coming from the blast. it knocked down cable and internet service for a couple of hours in the middle of the night. pg&e restored four at about 5:00 this morning. >>> and san jose police continues to investigate a car crash that sent one person to the hospital and badly damaged two parked cars. the driver was trapped inside his car and was taken to the hospital. police are not releasing information on his condition. they do plan to see if

whether a crash in san jose that sent three people to the hospital was a d.u.i. an injure passenger is a woman who is eight positives pregnant. it look bad. the crash happened on highway 101 near tully road before 2:00 this morning. clip said that it appears one car was stop on shoulder and it was it by another car. we have more information on the deadly officer involved shooting in stockton that happened yesterday at the james town lazy were showing center. the store a.t.m.ed to stop a map who resemble a domestic violence suspect. the man a and dropped a handgun and despite the officer telling the officer not to peg up the when he did. the officer shot the man multiple times. the man who was actually not the domestic violence suspect has been identified as a documented gang member. >> we are following developing news in san jose a truck slammed into a building last night. the truck severed a gas meter. that caught the building on fire. three musicians were inside when it happened. they all made it out in time. the driver of truck stayed at the scene and is cooperating with police. the g

month of august. 78 degrees in san jose. temperatures to the eastern portion of our bay area in the 80s and 90s. maybe a degree or two warmer than yesterday. peaking out as the warmest day of the workweek. 60s, 70s, and 80s north of the golden gate bridge. and then we have our high spanning all the way to 94 degrees in ukiah. we still have the full forecast ahead which may be some surprises but right now, rocky, do you have any surprises for us? >> i do not have any surprising luckily but let's take a look at your bridges now. carquinez bridge to the maze, westbound will take but 20 minutes and your toll plaza is looking good. metering lights will come on about 5:30. your san mateo asan mateo, 880, 101 into the peninsula west bounce 15 minutes. looking good there, as well. on the altamont pass, not looking good. westbound 580 at north flynn road there was a stalled car there. it's been towed now but still causing some major delays. cars driving down 10 miles per hour. we'll keep you updated. >>> san jose's police department breaks down its progress in a case called operation gang of

exceeded the standards. so why were educators giving themselves a pat on the back today? juliette goodrich reports. >> reporter: well, if you are a parent, you likely got the test results over the summer. i did. i have three kids in school. and now we're finding out how everyone did statewide. students at 11,000 public schools in california including here at san leandro high took the new "common core" smarter balanced assessment test and the results are in. the good news, scores are higher than last year statewide. >> i present to you tom torlakson. >> reporter: the state superintendent making the announcement at san leandro high school today where the increase was significant districtwide. and more specifically -- >> for african-americans, english language art weren't 5% they were 10% increased. [ applause ] >> reporter: but he says there is more work to do. the not so good news, the racial achievement gap remains large when it comes to educating black kids and latinos statewide. so what can be done to close that gap? >> looking at schools like this one. san leandro high school has been closing achievement gaps. >> reporter: how was that done. they have a variety of programs, career education, pathway, academic pathways. >> reporter: a junior at san leandro high takes at achievement test this year for the first time. he feels he is getting prepared in school every day. >> they reach out and ask what they can do to help me in class when i'm struggling. it's happened. last year in chemistry, i was able to pass the second semester. >> reporter: peter allen is with san jose unified school district and says districtwide students scores improved but he acknowledges the racial achievement gap exists for a number of reasons. >> i think there's a number of factors, socioeconomics being key among them but also i think some institutionalized prejudices and some, um, um, um, what you call structural prejudices. >> reporter: one basic answer, learn from the schools that are showing signs of success like san leandro high and its "common core" teaching methods. >> they have been trained to deliver that new curriculum. do you see that going statewide? >> yes. we want to take schools like this that are high performing, that have been closing achievement gaps and bring about the sharing of their strategies, their investments, that made it possible. >> reporter: so the challenge now, seeing those test scores go up year after year in districts like the one in san leandro saying they are ready to take on the challenge head on. in san leandro, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> the tests are taken in the spring for third through eighth of grades and juniors in high school. the test scores are mailed over the summer and we have posted a link on cbssf.com. >>> a violent police altercation leaves a teenage girl bloodied and cuffed. now she is suing. kpix 5's joe vazquez was in court today where the case took an unusual turn. >> couldn't find her phone. >> reporter: the video begins calmly enough with a sonoma county sheriff deputy rolling up to a scene where a man and woman have been arguing. [ yelling ] >> you don't need to talk to her. >> what are you doing! you're not allowed to do that! >> reporter: but within minutes utter chaos! [ screaming and cursing ] >> do you want to hear what i have to say or do you just want to -- >> reporter: amid the screaming of relatives a sheriff's deputies tackles the woman's sister to the ground when she tries to walk away. >> come here. >> leave her alone! >> reporter: 19-year-old her face bruised and bloodied and bruised. the county charged her with resisting arrest. >> this is a good example of why departments should equip their officers with body cameras. >> reporter: kpix 5's law enforcement analyst howard jordan says this trial provides a close look at how body cameras can show context around an altercation with police. >> one of the things that the public have to understand when an officer gives you an order, whether you like it or not, you have to comply. >> reporter: gabi's trial took a trial when the judge allowed previouslily thrown out evidence. he allowed prosecutors to play audio for a phone conversation the woman had from jail with the mother. you can hear both women using racial slurs. >> gabi uses the "n" word. >> it might sway the juror to feel like was this racial? >> reporter: bad language aside, an activist hopes the trial's also an opportunity for residents of sonoma county to hold their law enforcement accountable for the way they handle heated situations. >> the deputy appears to have not had control of the situation which seems to -- that he could have de- escalated. >> reporter: in santa rosa, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> new at 6:00, bad news for bacon lovers. the san jose festival featuring the favorite breakfast food is postponed. kpix 5's len ramirez says not for lack of pork but lack of police. >> reporter: this is all about police staffing. this afternoon the police chief went to the city council to ask for an emergency declaration that will allow him to more easily redeploy more troops to the streets. this is not just affecting crime and how the police respond to crime but also how the police respond to some of the fun things that happen in san jose. the san jose bacon festival promises a lot of pork. but apparently, there's not enough police. >> 2.5 weeks before the event, we get a letter from the city saying they don't have enough resources particularly police resources for the event. >> reporter: it would have filled plaza de cesar chavez with 10,000 to 15,000 people on labor day but now the festival is postponed until mid-october. >> this is exactly what we need and then we make it extremely difficult or impossible to hold it. >> reporter: it's the latest fallout from a police officer shortage that has gone from bad to worse and today the chief of police went to the city council to ask for an emergency declaration to allow him to put more officers on the street. >> really just need to draw a line in the sand to make sure my officers are as safe as i can have them and at the same time keep the community safe. >> reporter: the number of street-ready officers is down to 815 for a city of over a million. and with hundreds of vacancies, officers are being asked to fill 348 ten hour shifts for september in overtime. the emergency declaration would let the chief temporarily sidestep union rules about how officers can be redeployed from other assignments to put the maximum number of people on patrol. it's something even the union is on board with. >> the chief had to do something. it's a hardship on the officers. no one likes to leave the assignments that they have. but we know that we have to do what we have to do. >> by anyone's mission, this is a band-aid. this is a temporary fix to get more officers out there on patrol until we can get to november and with the hope that we'll have support from our voters on measure f. >> reporter: in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> a massive san jose gang sweep ends the arrest of a veteran police officer. police say officer derek antonio is implicated in the gang's criminal activity. among his charges, six felony counts including sharing private police information. you kiet do reports. >> reporter: it's a proud moment for the department but that was tempered by the fact that they had to arrest one of their own officers described by those who knew him as an average officer, quiet, kept to himself, and didn't say much. >> sadly, our investigation revealed that san jose police officer derrick antonio was providing confidential law enforcement information to members of this gang. >> reporter: derrick antonio a 9 1/2 year veteran has been on paid administrative leave since june. a tip came in to weed out other accomplices. they say he was acting alone endangering the police and the public. >> his acts were deplorable and doe represent the character of the remaining members of the department. >> reporter: gang investigators had been listening to wiretaps for months and had no idea a cop was involved until they heard a suspect say something like, have your guy check ncic to see if they are being watched. ncic is the fbi's national crime information center. however, every time an officer checks the database the system logs the activity. so it wasn't long before investigators followed the electronic trail back to antonio. what's more, police sources tell us investigators allowed antonio to keep it up so they could strengthen their case against him and round up more suspects. antonio's motive is unknown. it's also unclear whether or not he knew all his database searches were being logged. >> i'll be frank with you and tell you that i'm glad he didn't or else it would have been difficult to make this case against an officer that shouldn't be wearing this uniform. >> reporter: operation gang of thrones netted 23 arrests, 69 gambling machines, $200,000 in cash, 600 pounds of marijuana, 4,000 pills of ecstasy and a baby alligator. investigators say the bulk of the drugs were headed to louisiana, where several suspects were arrested. marijuana was found stuffed in cardboard drums in fremont and disguised as foot powder and many of the gambling machines were confiscated at vietnamese cafes like this raid back in march of 2015. while san jose police say they put a major dent in organized crime in san jose, the vietnamese cafes continue to be magnets for crime like extortion and prostitution. he faces five counts of illegally accessing information and also one count of an accessory after the fact. tonight he is free on bail. we are live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> well, the giants have mccovey cove. the a's could someday have conseco cove. the team is looking seriously at its own waterfront location at the port of oakland. kpix 5's john ramos says the idea could be a winner for two east bay teams. >> reporter: at oakland city hall today the mayor didn't want to get people's hopes up about the future of the a's but couldn't help herself. >> i don't want to get everyone too excited, um, the exciting thing is the a's are definitely staying in oakland. >> reporter: it's possible this will be their new home. tomorrow morning a's owner john fisher is supposed to meet with members of the city staff to tour the charles p howard terminal at the port of oakland right next to jack london square. mayor schaaf has long favored this site and says the a's are finally taking it seriously. >> that's why they are touring the site tomorrow with technical staff, engineers, people who understand the soil conditions, the seawall. >> reporter: but before any home runs find these waters, there are a lot of questions to answer like how much parking will be available. and the closest bart station 12th street citycenter is a mile away a 22-mile walk through neighborhoods that may be intimidating for some fans. also thousands of people would have to cross these railroad tracks meaning the city may have to pay for expensive pedestrian overpasses. mayor schaaf, who is against putting money into the stadium, says she doesn't mind funding improvements to the city's property surrounding it especially if it revitalizes the area like at&t park did for china basin. as for the fans? they just want to get it done. >> keep the a's in oakland and send them on down there to jack london. i go down there all the time. >> reporter: they say a gleaming new stadium on this site may be just what it takes to get more than just die-hard fans to come out to the park. >> sports are attraction and entertainment now. so you got to put everything out there for 'em. >> reporter: tomorrow's tour may just be that first step on what many feel has already been a very long and tiresome journey. in oakland, john ramos, kpix 5. >>> and quick correction. john meant to say a 22-minute walk, not a 22-mile walk. >>> well, right now, hillary clinton is in the bay area raising money for her campaign. earlier today, she made her first stop at a fundraiser in redwood city. chopper 5 captured her motorcade pulling up to the hotel hosted by amy rau who runs a local technology firm. just a few hours ago she attended a fundraiser that was host offed by apple's ceo tim cook. chopper 5 captured clinton walking into a home in los altos. later tonight, clinton is attending a third fundraiser in palo alto. it's being hosted by loreen powell jobs the widow of steve jobs. >>> new at 6:00, facebook playing politics. coming up, the personal information the social media giant is sending presidential campaigns about you. >> plus, a man brutally attacked attacks a woman in broad daylight. police want him off the street. >> and friday night football. colin kaepernick is ready to return to the field. >> we are about 2 minutes away 2 miles way from the raiders facility here in alameda where you need sunglasses and a jacket. it is only 61.9 degrees on the shores of san francisco bay. we'll talk about the potential for any warmup and have your weekend forecast coming up. ,,,,,, every day, the oil companies pollute our air. putting their... ...profits ahead of our kids' health. now they're trying to weaken california's clean air laws. i'm tom steyer. we've had a million kids get asthma. we need to send the oil companies a message. tell your legislator to stand up to the oil companies and protect our clean air laws. don't let the oil companies put their profits... ...ahead of our kids. for the man who brutally be >>> new at 6:00, san francisco police are looking for the man who brutally beat a woman walking in lafayette park. he runs up, punches her in the face while she is down on the ground. it happened saturday on washington street. the suspect was wearing a dark green zip-up sweater and jeans. the woman's nose was broken in several places. it required surgery. police have no motive for the attack. >>> in concord, police are looking for the masked man who robbed a 7-eleven clerk. the robbery caught on the store's surveillance video. the suspect walked into the store on oak grove road at 2 a.m. yesterday. he concealed his face with a yellow cloth, held a knife to the cashier, and demanded money. the clerk gave the cash and the suspect fled. he was last seen running down oak grove road. >>> police have released new pictures of the suspects behind a deadly stabbing in hayward. we have sketches of those two suspects. police believe they are behind the murder of 42-year-old jason villegas. stabbed to death at his home a week ago at cottonwood avenue. the two men were seen fleeing the scene in a white car. >>> a marijuana raid in the south bay. chopper 5 over a home on the 21000 block of almaden road near mountain drive in the hills south of san jose. a greenhouse could be seen in the backyard and several police cruisers were in the driveway. no word on arrests >>> police in san francisco now say the taxi driver who plowed through a newsstand in san francisco may have suffered a medical emergency. the crash happened yesterday near the intersection of sansom, sutter and market streets. two people were seriously injured when the cab crashed into their stand. both were taken to the hospital. one is still in critical condition. people in the area say both victims were shoe shiners. >> they been here 10 years, wonderful guys. just a shame it happened to him. >> really nice gentlemen and they always are greeting you with a smile on their face. >> nice guys? >> nice guys, yeah. they always say hello to people, always polite. >> police say their investigation could take months. they are witnesses to contact them. >>> new at 6:00 a judge went to see for himself after oakland renters said conditions in their building were worse than a third world country. tenants advocates were with the judge today as he toured the single room occupancy building on 8th street. the renters are mostly low income chinese families and seniors. they are accusing the new owners of using harassment tactics to force them to move. tactics like gutting several bathrooms, also forcing families to rely on just one kitchen. one of the new owners blames the renovation delays on contractor issues. the judge issued a tentative order last week requiring the landlords immediately repair those bathrooms. >>> bart is holding a town hall meeting in about 10 minutes and if you can't make it, you can phone it in. a call number is posted on bart's website. bart is looking for rider feedback about upcoming changes to its system. >>> heading outdoors now paul deanno live in alameda. >> reporter: it a hidden gem out here. the view from alameda is absolutely fantastic. if you like it cool, you'll like the weather here, as well. we are only in the low 60s in alameda. contrast that with the mid-80s and our temperatures inland. here's your high temperatures today. as we see the golden gate bridge in the background, we had the 60s, 70s and 80s. morgan hill the hot spot at 88. concord 84. san jose 78. santa rosa 77. fremont very comfortable 74. but look at san francisco. only one time in the entire month have you even hit 70. certainly not today. 63 degrees the high. let's take a look at your air quality for today. and moving forward to tomorrow, it's going to be good to moderate. that onshore flow that's kept temperatures down over the past several days, will keep the air quality good for the next several days. the air is fresh from the pacific ocean keeping the smog and the smoke mainly to our east. good to moderate air quality coming up tomorrow. if you find yourself in alameda on thursday or friday lucky you. 68 degrees tomorrow. 66 degrees on friday. there will be lots of morning cloud cover. that's typical fare for this time of year but you get blue sky in the afternoon. weak ridge of high pressure sitting offshore, as long as it stays to our west we are going to keep that onshore flow winds clockwise around the high which is west of san diego county and orange county. that will feed in the ocean flow and that's going to keep temperatures mild. not going to call it cold because it's not but it will be mild. low cloud cover, let's look at futurecast. we have zoomed it in for you. you can see rolling right through the golden gate, marin county, alameda county, up toward el cerrito and richmond, you will be foggy and cloudy tomorrow. but notice the complete lack of morning cloud cover south of redwood city that's you palo alto, santa clara, los gatos, san jose, you will be fog-free coming up tomorrow. so tomorrow we are looking at highs 74 for fremont. but 86 in concord. 78 in san jose, but 60 for a high in pacifica. san rafael 76 degrees. your extended forecast, mainly 80s inland across the board. monday being the exception. we'll have a high of 92 in our hottest spots. near the bay, 60s to low 70s. and along the coastline, only the upper 50s to low 60s. so if you enjoyed the weather today wherever you were, chances are, guys, you're going to love the weather for the next seven days because not really changing that much. the onshore flow continues. and that means the chilly weather near the water also continues. back to you. >> summertime in the bay. >> mr. consistency. >> all right, paul. thank you, sir. >>> preparing for a cheese shortage? coming up, why the federal government is stockpiling 20 million bucks worth of cheese. >> and a major study for women with breast cancer. how a test may identify the women who could skip a very toxic treatment. ,,,,,, narrator: it wasn't that long ago. years of devastating cutbacks to our schools. 30,000 teachers laid off. class sizes increased. art and music programs cut. we can't ever go back. ryan ruelas: so vote yes on proposition 55. reagan duncan: prop 55 prevents 4 billion in new cuts to our schools. letty muÑoz-gonzalez: simply by maintaining the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. ryan ruelas: no new education cuts, and no new taxes. reagan duncan: vote yes on 55. sarah morgan: to help our children thrive. that could allow millions of women to skip chemo. reporter serene branson.. >>> a breast cancer breakthrough that could allow millions of women to skip chemotherapy. serene branson reports. >> it's difficult to be on the front of the train. >> reporter: the woman was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2009. a new test at the time rated her as low risk. other factors favored chemo but she opted against it. >> human nature is to throw everything and the kitchen sink at cancer but i guess my gut and due diligence helped me decide. >> reporter: her results were submitted by her doctor. an expert from a breast center in beverly hills as part of the study. >> this is our future. this is now our present. we can get a genetic typing of your actual cancer. the biology of your. >> reporter: the study looked at early stage patients with invasive cancer smaller than 5 centimeters and in three or fewer nodes. it found 46% were clinchky high risk for recurrence and some then were classified as low risk. >> what they showed proof positive is that there is no statistically significant difference whether you do chemo or not if mammo print says you're low risk no matter what the clinical picture looks like the biology trumps the best guess. >> reporter: she says since chemo comes with so many debilitating side effects -- >> over 46,000 women every, single year in the u.s. who would be told to do chemo based on clinical criteria aren't benefiting from it. that's huge! >> reporter: and like nearly 95% of patients studied she remained cancer-free. >> i'm grateful that other women and men will have the same opportunity and avoid overtreatment. that's the bottom line. >>> that was serene branson reporting. coming up in the next half-hour a 6.2 quake rocks central italy killing more than 150, hundreds more injured. the effort under way to free trapped survivors. >> and a scientific breakthrough. a new planet just found that nasa says is just like earth. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com a bloody petaluma police altercation caught on the officer's body cam. the teenage girl who got rod >>> our top stories at 6:30 a bloody petaluma police altercation caught on body cameras. the teenager is suing. but the case took a turn. the judge decided to allow evidence that had previously been excluded. it includes jailhouse phone calls where the girl uses racial slurs against the officer. >>> a if you report says student test scores across the state are higher than last year. the racial achievement gap remains large when it comes to educating black and latino students statewide. only 37% of latinos and 31% of black students met or exceeded expectations. >>> the number of dead in the powerful earthquake in italy has risen to 159. and that number is expected to rise. the magnitude 6.2 quake struck in the middle of the night while most people were asleep. it's been 24 hours and the search for survivors is at a frantic pace. the worst of the damage is clustered in a handful of small towns. they surround the epicenter of norcia about 100 miles northeast of rome. this is a closer look from above. large areas of amatrice have been leveled. it was voted one of italy's most beautiful historic cities. it's also one of the most popular for visitors: now the mayor says it's gone. tina kraus reports. >> reporter: 10-year-old julia is lucky to be alive. she was pulled from the rubble in pescara del tronto. similar efforts were under way in amatrice. the town has stood for hundreds of years. it's now flattened. the earthquake hit a remote mountainous region of central italy killing 150 people. a clock tower still marks the time when the quake struck. this priest heard people calling for help and tried to lift stones with his bare hands to free them. the region is a popular summer holiday retreat for italians. one of the collapsed buildings is a hotel believed to have 70 guests. italy's prime minister hugged firefighters after touring the devastation. he said it's been difficult to identify some of the victims. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: some residents say the military response has been slow. the terrain has also made it difficult to bring in heavy equipment. crews continue to comb through some areas in the dark hoping to find more survivors. in italy, tina kraus kpix 5. >> 5,000 miles to the east another powerful earthquake. a 6.8 quake struck central myanmar overnight. there are only 4 reported deaths. but scores of ancient pagodas have been destroyed. the tremors were felt as far away of bangladesh, indiana and thailand. >>> today is the two-year anniversary of the napa quake. the 6.30 shaker rocked the wine country. more than 100 people were hurt. dozens of buildings were damaged in the 6.0 quake. many like the county courthouse were red-tagged. repairs are still under way. >>> in afghanistan security forces are still combing the american university after militants stormed that campus. witnesses heard an explosion and automatic gunfire on the campus just outside kabul. a security guard hired by the university was killed. nearly two dozen other people were hurt. students say they barricaded classroom doors and hid in closets. police are calling it a terror attack. >>> campaign 2016. donald trump trying to win over new voters while campaigning in florida. cbs reporter weijia jang reports. >> reporter: donald trump walked through the rain to meet with volunteers registering new voters outside his event in tampa, florida. >> really great to be here. >> reporter: once inside, trump explained why he thinks minorities should vote for him. >> to the african-american parents, you have a right to walk down the street of your cities without having your child or yourself shot. and that's what's happening right now. >> reporter: hillary clinton has spent this week out of the public eye raising money in california. but she is in the middle of a new controversy creating more questions about her trustworthiness. the "associated press" reports more than half the people from outside the u.s. government who spoke with clinton when she was secretary of state also gave money to the clinton foundation. trump called it a "pay for play" scam. clinton's campaign says she didn't reap any profits. >> the clintons do not personally draw salary or profit from the work of the foundation. >> reporter: and they say the ap's data is flawed because it omits 1700 meetings with world leaders. weijia jang, cbs news, the white house. >>> sending your personal information to presidential campaigns? true. but you can block facebook from doing it. we'll explain how. >> and get your smartphone or your tablet ready. also the computers. we are asking you to weigh in on facebook sharing your personal information with political campaigns what do you think? go to cbssf.com/votenow. take part in our new snapshot survey. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, facebook is jumping into politics. the social media network has begun "labeling" its users' political leanings. we want to know what you think... cbs sf dot com sla >>> facebook is jumping into politics. they are labeling users' political leanings. what do you think about that? log on to cbssf.com/votenow. use your phone, your tablet, computer, should facebook share your political leanings with campaigns? vote now and we'll put the live results up on the screen for you. meantime, kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen on how facebook has figured out whether you're a trump or hillary supporter. >> reporter: whether you felt the burn are ready for hillary or are on the trump train, facebook has figured it out. it's now labeling its users' political leanings from very liberal to very conservative. >> i was not surprised by my category. >> reporter: stephanie of the electronic frontier foundation says the site is basing its judgment on all your of facebook-related activity. >> basically you're sharing and they're listening so anytime you click on a "like" button or decide to share an article, they are watching. >> reporter: and your activity doesn't even have to be political. liking something like ice cream for example could identify you as a liberal. >> facebook is that extra person that you don't realize is sitting there watching you. >> reporter: how can you find out how facebook classified you? go to your account. this works best on a desktop computer. go to facebook.com/ads/preferences then go to interests and click on lifestyle an culture. and see what it says in the box labeled u.s. politics. that's what facebook thinks you are. >> it's all part of being able to target you as a consumer. >> reporter: facebook says that your political views are not visible to other users. but they are to advertisers and campaigns who want to precisely target a particular audience. donald trump's campaign has reportedly paid for its ads to be sent to those who facebook had labeled politically moderate. so what if facebook is wrong? well, as with all preferences, the site does allow you to change it or remove it. but as privacy rights advocates warn, your political preferences can be out there somewhere else. >> it's not particularly sophisticated what facebook is doing. >> reporter: melissa caen, kpix 5, san francisco. >>> tonight on nightbeat we're asking you with the latest push to appeal to minority voters, which presidential candidate do you think would be better for minorities and why? let me know your thoughts right now. you can tweet me at #veronicadlcruz. should be coming up on your screen. roll results and comments on nightbeat; come join us at 10:00 on our sister station, kbcw 44/cable 12. >>> an out of this world discovery the planet just discovered that scientists say is just like earth. >> here on planet earth specifically alameda with the kpix 5 mobile weather lab it is a chilly but sunny 61 degrees. the view this evening is phenomenal! looking toward the east bay hills, it's about 82 degrees on the other side of the hills. downtown oakland the water, we'll have it for you live with your seven-day forecast coming up. >> welcome to the hypothetical sportscast. >> we are going to use hypotheticals, we should cancel the season because hypothetically we won the super bowl. >> hypothetically what if the raiders signed usain bolt. >> not going to ask little to block anything. >> coming up. >> another look at our snapshot question. should facebook share your political leanings with campaigns? 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we'll take a look at the voting: we'll have another snapshot survey tomorrow. >>> time to head back outdoors and let's join paul deanno who is live out in alameda. you have a jacket on. so it's cold. >> yeah. yeah. i vote for this weather to continue. it is pick your climate. you wanted super cold just go to the beach. we are in the 50s there. you want it in the middle there's oakland 60s and 70s. in alameda live with the weather lab in the 60s here. you want the 80s? we have those. they are only 9 miles away from where i'm standing. numbers all over the place and here we are. the cold spot san francisco at 59. right next to us oakland downtown oakland at 61 degrees. warm in concord and livermore in the low 80s very comfortable. san jose 73 and santa rosa 71 degrees. we are sunny but we are also chilly near the water. checking the radar out, we are dry. it's clear today on the radar. no sierra thunderstorms up and down the spine of the sierra. no showers and storms. we are not on kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar. lows tonight 50s, vallejo 55. oakland 56. fremont 57. fairfield 54 degrees. there is a weak ridge of high pressure off to our west. this is very important to us because our weather is completely dependent on whether we have the flow from the ocean or not. with this particular setup, we absolutely keep the flow. notice those wind paralyzed particles moving northwest to southeast. that weak ridge of high pressure will keep temperatures mild especially near the water. and prevent any big warmups anytime soon. clouds moving inland. low cloud cover tomorrow, afternoon sunshine. temperatures cooler than average. the ocean is preventing a heat wave from moving back in. what will the sky look like over san jose tomorrow? let's fly in and take a look using our sky cast. a lot of sunshine for you. there will be a lot of morning clowning but the south bay is the exception to the rule -- there will be a lot of cloud cover, but the south bay is the exception to the rule. beautiful in santa clara and san jose tomorrow. mainly sunny skies. highs tomorrow running below average again. san jose that 78 is 5 degrees shy of the normal of 83. union city 73 for you. san mateo 75. chilly at the beach half moon bay only 61 degrees. cupertino 81 tomorrow. walnut creek you hit 84. pittsburg 83. pleasanton 86. north we'll talk about mill valley with a high of 63. daly city only 59. you haven't seen 60 in a long time. and alameda, where i'm standing will be about 68 degrees tomorrow with afternoon sunshine. lakeport the hot spot 93. windsor tomorrow 81. extended forecast calling for sunshine, afternoon sunshine every day but temperatures kept down by the onshore flow. upper 50s, low 60s along the coast. upper 60s to low 70s near the bay and very consistent with most afternoons in the low to mid-80s. we are back out live. this is the view from alameda toward the bridge and the city of san francisco. that wave of marine air that russia over san francisco every evening so far this month has returned. the view is stunning but you can see the low cloud cover pushing in tonight. another cloudy start to your day tomorrow. dennis with sports coming up next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, kaepernick us expected to py qu this friday >>> colin kaepernick says his arm feels great and barring any setbacks, he is expected to play quarterback for the 49ers this friday night on channel 5. and according to the coaches, the competition on who will start remains just that, a competition. the kaepernick saga has been well chronicled a super bowl quarterback to a backup to general manager trent baalke giving him permission to seek a trade that never happened. kaepernick didn't seen speak to baalke in the off season but the general manager recently said that he and kaepernick had a, quote, good conversation. although today kaepernick wouldn't characterize it quite that way. >> we have a business relationship. um, you know, that's the point that we're at. >> you had a good conversation with -- would you characterize that as accurate? >> we had a conversation. >> the head coach said the team hasn't decided on how much kaepernick will play or whether he or blaine gabbert are start on friday. and he wasn't very interested in giving any clues when asked hypothetically what the plan might be. >> this is my deal with hypotheticals because everyone wants to use them. so if we're going to use hypotheticals we should cancel the season because hypothetically we won the super bowl. let's say we won the super bowl so it's over. so we don't -- and we did it without a quarterback in the hypothetical world that i live in so wouldn't it be cool? [ laughter ] >> it doesn't work that way. so i just literally we're really the ral black and white deals. we are going to sit down when we find out exactly who is available. i would hope that based on what he has done so far that he is going to be available. if he is available, he is going to play. >>> the raiders kick off saturday night here at channel 5 against tennessee. oakland has one of the best receiving can democrats in the nfl in cooper receiving players. what if there is a new weapon? coach del rio and quarterback derek carr wouldn't mind bringing in another out. the world's fastest man usain bolt and the two sounded giddy imagining the possibility of having bolt in silver and black. >> send him on a go route. certainly not going to ask him to come in and block anybody. so he can fly. [ laughter ] >> i think i saw something that he ran almost 27 miles an hour. and they compared like julio jones ran like 21 or 22 andist like that comparison to me? that's ridiculous. now, that doesn't even make sense. can fathom it. you can't really say oh, yeah that makes sense. that doesn't make sense. it blows my mind. just saying if you want to come run a go route. we're all good. >> that's a hypothetical! right? derek carr, raiders, 49ers and kaepernick and blaine gabbert. the browns and bucs on our sister station kbcw at 5:00 on friday. ready for football! billy butler take the blame for the altercation with danny valencia that gave him a concussion and sent him to the hospital. he apologized. but according to valencia he hasn't spoken with butler. >>> indians starter trevor bauer and his glove got into an altercation at the coliseum today. a's already leading 1-0. max munsee base hit off bauer scoring one giving oakland the 2-lead in the second. valencia pops it up. there's two out. but carlos santana overran the baseball! two runs score. bauer not pleased. his a 5-0 game. and that was plenty for that man! kendall graveman allowed one run in 6 2/3 and allowed just one run in the last two starts. oakland wins 5-1 for their first back-to-back win in two weeks. >> good night, that is a huge fish! >> it's the big game of fishing. mark ciao from cal caught this 30-pound salmon on a fishing trim in british columbia with his friend craig cory a stanford grad who reeled in a 42-pounder so judging from the official weigh-in, stanford wins the big watch of the day! you think you can do better? or you have a fishing story for us? send us our pictures to catchoftheday@kpix.com. >> all they needed were the bands. >> yeah. >> cool bands. >> band for the big catch of the day. >> good stuff. >> they would have interfered with catching the fish. >> the trombone -- whoo! i mean, whoo. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! 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calling for justice against a south bay judge. hundreds of people call for the county to bench aaron persky - who who sentenced a stanford swimmer to just six months in jail for sexually assaulting an intoxicated woman. kris/2shot good morning, and thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. sam/2shot and i'm sam brock. the organizers of today's protest...say they've gathered nearly a million signatures online. sam/cu they say judge aaron persky has not provided justice for the survivors of rape, sexual assault and domestic violence. boxes nbc bay area's pete suratos joins us live from the state building in san francisco. and pete, "ultraviolet"--- the group organizing this event-- is calling on the state's 'judicial commission' to domestic assault. pete, ultraviolet, the group organizing this event, is calling on the state's judicial commission to step in and take action. >> yes, good morning guys. they're asking the commission to take action. right here there was an argument going on moments ago. they are calling for the removal of the bench. and during that meeting, the group will hand deliver the huge pink slips. they read notice of termination for judge persky with the reason stating that he protects perpetrators, not survivors. they will also give formal complaints to members of the commission. last but not at least they will read out loud portions from the victims in the prok turn brock case. >> so reading that out loud will help draw attention to the case and hopefully galvanize more people to stand up and ask that the judge be removed. >> it looks like the group had to move to figure out where they can be located. i did speak with the judge. live from san francisco. >>> we're following breaking news out of afghanistan where a senior u.s. intelligence official tells nbc news says that attackers at the american kris//sity of afghanistan in kabul got in the camp. their where abouts are still unknown. >> we're also keeping a close eye on a situation in central italy after a very strong e that'ske there. the death toll is now at 130 souls and emergency workers say it will climb as rescuers reach more remote areas. people were killed, some buried mile as the frames of their face collapsed around them. it was felt all of the way rtuall, some 90 miles away. rescue workers are facing conditions -- around 135 people had nearly every building destroyed. >> this is one of the epi centers, so powerful was the quake that i felt is 100 miles away in roam. you can see behind me the scenes of devastation, buildings lap collapsed. rescue workers trying to get to people underneath. he estimates 50 people there killed alone. they're trying to figure out who is trapped under ground, who is dead, who is alive. we saw tragic awful pictures. there was ambulances going in and out. they have been begging for rescue equipment, blood donations. and in order for them to be able to continue with their lives, there are a lot of people that lost their homes and they will need temporary shelter. the last one was in 2009 where 300 people were killed. certainly for the people living he latthe tourists visiting here, their lives now shattered >> stay with us for nightly news e ofthe latest on the quake later tonight. r "dnything changes during the day we will send an alert. >> a san jose police officer is finding himself on the wrong side of the law today. he is accused of feeding information to street gangs. what is the mayor saying about all of this? >> he did not offer up any more details on the case. we do hope to learn more in about four hours from now when the san jose police chief will hold a news conference to discuss the arrest of one of his officers. antonio was a nine-year veteran of the force. he is one of 21 people connected in the operation gang of thrones. it was conducted by the police, the dea, and the fbi. he faces five felony counts of computer access, and allegedly providing sensitive police intelligence to dang members. they placed offer antonio on leave two weeks ago while they conducted a place investigation. no luck. the mayor told us he is confidence the police department handled this case problemerly. he was taken off of the force once it game known he was allegedly involved in a crime. >> i think we have the best police department in the country. we will do everything we can once there is an understanding of corruption. i know many of the officers very well. i know there is one thing they despise the most, because they're good people, they can't stand a skrupt cop. it ended in 33 search warrants of homes and businesses. the police accuse this gang of numerous krieps. holding a news conference scheduled for 3:00 this afternoon. agents from the d.e.a. and the fbi will be there to discuss the derest of one of san jose's police officers. bob redell, nbc bay area news. > the arrest of the officer comes as the department is dealing with a staffing crisis as well. they are building an emergency proposal. that plan would give the police chief emergency powers that would allow the department to == d a way around state law and make staffing changes. to would also put shift e pervisors and detectives in on." trunits and out in the community. >> this is critical to we get more officers out there, out on the street, and in the short term until they hold us over in november. then we can have a more aggressive permanent solution. >> measure f would undo most of the retirement and benefit cuts al nexlice officers brought on my measure b, which voters approved overwhelmingly in 2012. stat're looking to vote on this next tuesday. avenueating a story we have been following all morning. expen shot a few blocks from a dart station. police say the victim was shot n the stomach and we were just told in the last hour or so that the victim is expected to survive. so far there have been no arrests. yley d to the north bay now, and uck ply that has the tiny rimmunity of jenner reeling. two little sisters, 4-year-old hailey and 7-year-old kaitlyn marcus drowned as their mom's rvivedplunged into the river. they were headed off to school and police say the truck spun out of control and landed in the rhythm. >> the mother survived the crack by kicking out a window. a witness saw the horrifying thing unravel and he jumped in and tried to help. >> they were trapped in car seats. n.ey were 20 feet down, there was nothing i could do. , we cy are from jenner, a small community, and they were the ming two children that lived in that tight-knit town. ==v by the end of the week, we ody halearn what change of venue, if any, for the trooifl ure. man accused of murdered sierra. attorneys for the suspect want the trial moved out of santa clara county. they sight an oversaturation in the county. ton p next at 11:00, a good anniversary for tim cook. he has been head of apple for emailsears. the ground breaking work he has done as ceo. the cllary clinton in the bay . ea trying to raise cash and also tamp down criticism over her e-mails and links behind the clinton foundation charity and access to the state department. >> still waiting for the skies to clear in san francisco. mostly cloudy and now mostly hazy around san jose. the seven-day forecast making a change for the weekend that i think will surprise some folks. a look at that when we come right back. dow down 27 s&p down 4 nasdaq down 9 >>> not a ton of movement of the markets, but what movement there has been has been in the red. the dow down about 40 points, and the nasdaq down about 23. >> perhaps some drinks at apple today, a toast to tim cook who has been ceo of five years now. >> yeah, cook took over for jobs when he was at his sickest and that happened five years ago today. cook is the first ceo of a fortune 500 company to come out. he fought congress and fbi over privatety, and he says he will donate about $120 million to charity in his lifetime. he also brought a human sensibility to apple. he addressed many of the problems of the chinese plants that steve jobs mostly ignored. poor working conditions, child labor. what he has not done so far is move apple forward with startling new products. the apple watch is the only new product since jobs death. >>> other news, if you're looking for an investment, bonds are being offered at $6. musk created all three of these companies, and the relationship is very tight. spacex buys solar city bonds, tesla is buying solar city, solar city buys batteries from tesla. there is nothing illegal, but one company in trouble could cause trouble for others. a chinese company created a bus that straddles traffic. the bus is too tall to get under city bridges. they say the whole thing was probably a scam. china is really struggling with peer to peer investing. someone saying they have a super great idea, and getting people to invest privately and this may be one of those suggestions. >>> hillary clinton will be doing the same on the peninsula, a fundraising stop for the former secretary of state. he have be at a luncheon in redwood city. tickets go up to $27,000. tonight she will be in the los altos hills. donald trump is renewing efforts to win over minority voters. they held a late night rally in texas hinting he is ready to walk back his hardlined stance on deportation. >> we don't want to hurt people, we have great people in this country. he has been trailing to hillary clinton and continues to. only 8% of people in the african-american pole are in favor. >>> our investigative unit is looking at the worker's comp system that they say is unfairly treating patients. what happens when people try to appeal the treatment rejections. state data shows in the vast majority of cases, they agree that they don't need what they are investing. critics say it is one sided. >> i do think they have to be challenged if there are failures, and certainly i think it has to be considered a full yur of the system at this point. >> tonight at 11:00, the mother of a nurse that suffered chronic pain and depression. she is speaking out now because she says her daughter no longer can. if you have a tip, give us a call. or just send an e-mail to the unit at nbc bay arbayarea.com. >>> so you said there was a surprise in the weather coming up. i hope it is good. >> yes, better air quality, here is the deal in san francisco, another cloudy day right now. temperatures close to 60 degrees. a high close to 64. it has been since the eighth of this month since we got close to 70. notice as we move on the week. san jose clearing out of the low clouds, 68 degrees, high today close to 80. watch the temperatures going through the afternoon, san jose state back in session. temperatures in the upper 70s. in addition, still smoke coming up out of the south. you see the haze over the bay area. good news we think short term, the upper level winds will take more of that haze that shows up on this map over san jose for the morning and pushes more of that smoke pa lugs to the south and east. air quality today better for the north and east bay dealing with smoke pollution today. cool 60s in san francisco. if you like 70s, we're toward palo alto. mid 70s in the forecast today. the north bay, winds out of the south. temperatures in the 70s and there you see the mid 80s out towards the tri-valley. mid 80s in most spots. probably not around the bay area today. here is the change for the weekend. a trough of low pressure drops down the coast and that will enhance the sea breeze. more areas can be seeing drizzle. low 60s for saturday, our inland forecast shows today will be the warmest day for the rest of the weekend. friday and saturday highs in the low 80s. another taste of summer heat perhaps coming up towards the middle of next week. temperatures that we home bring better air quality as well. >> doesn't look like we'll have to wait too long for it to come back again. >> coming up, an uncertain future for some students at bay area schools. >>> mark zuckerberg sold about $95 million worth of his facebook shares to their charitable donations. >>> football season is upon us, almost. the oakland raiders are said to have the best offensive line in the league. more news after the break. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. ==kris//2 shot== california students scored better on this year's state tests but still more work is need. ==sam//vo+rail== across the state, 48 percent of students met english >>> california school kids scores better on this year's state test, but they need to work a little more. only 37% met math standards, that is better than scores last year, but fewer on are track to be ready for college. the new tests are based on common core standards. 3.2 million took those tests back in january. >> a real-life version of musical chairs playing out in livermore. they are reenrolling in other public schools. can they accommodate them. we have more from livermore. >> if you shut the cool down, you'll have hell to deal with. it alleges they lack integrity. it hag accreditation questions and has them in trouble. >> as of yesterday we have seen an influx of students since june. we know 80% are coming from charter schools. many love the schools but not the corporation. >> if you think the shard chartter should be taken away, then i think you take them away. you don't burn down the house to make a repair. you have to find a good clean way to do it without forcing the kids out. >> we're concerned about the proposed notice of violation that is incomplete and premature and goes with the relationship we maintained with the district over the years. >> the learning corporation is not in a space where it should be. there are issues with the operations of the corporation, and they are not being resolved. >> some of the things that we have seen are so concerning that it is, it almost makes you wish you could do more immediately. >>> okay, that is making waves here at home. internationally right now, a strong earthquake shakes italy overnight. >> the latest as rescuers try to save people from under all of that rubble. follow breaking news out of central italy -- where a powerful earthquake turns deadly. toppling buildings -- and crumbling roadways. now a desparate search for survivors. >> we continue to follow breaking news. toppling buildings and crumbling roadways. the death toll continues to rise today. right now, 120 people are reported dead, it was a 6.2 magnitude earthquake that hammered the region as people were in bed sleeping. rescue crews are racing against time to pull survivors from a rubble. the quake struck around 3:30 in the morning while many people were sleeping. three different cities, where an american basketball coach and his team were staying. it lasted a long time, over 30 seconds that doesn't seem like a long time, but in the middle of it, it was a long time. >> that coach and his team are okay. but 100 miles away, the hardest hit of three towns that were nearly wiped off of the map. half of the reported deaths are in that town. >> as they're in recovery mode clearly, here in the bay area we're remembering the damage brought by an earthquake two years ago. 600 buildings were damaged. so what has been repaired and what is still broken? >> we have been worshipping on this site continually for 140 years. did not miss a sunday until the earthquake. the bell collapsed and physical down. >> the first presbyterian church of napa witnessed plenty of ups and downs in the last century and a half. >> but it never experienced a shake up like the earthquake that rolled through napa two years ago. >> our weather vain is still bent. >> the reverend pulled together his stock. >> no earthquake insurance, church members raided $1.5 million. and a year ago were the first sounds of redemption. >> it was security for the community when they could hear the church bell ring again. last month the bell sounded as the congregation moved back in the sanctuary for the first time since the quake. >> the church really pulled together. >> napa looks nothing like it did in the days and months after the disaster. most scaffolding disaperiopeare. >> the most damage was in the historic part built in 1878. >> it is one of the looming signals of the quake's wrath. >> some of them were nearing collapsed and had to be braced. they have snapped the cracks on every wall and space. >> plans for the redesign are due next spring. >> it's tragic to see the damage, but it is really reassuring to see that it survived well in a lot of ways. >> survival has not come easy. when it ravaged christina's napa victoryians, they said the home would have to be torn down. >> but she thought to save the house, hanging signs and launching a crowd funding campaign. >> $165 is what i got. >> a visit from senator dianne feinstein that helped her secure a loan. now her home is returning to glory. >> i was determined to make it stand up. i love this house, i would not let it go. >> time, hope, and hard work have a way of healing the broken, lost -- >> i think we're stronger for having gone through the earthquake. >> nbc bay area news. >> there are marks of many days, but none as great as the quake of 1906. according to the chronicle, that is about to change. they want to mount a brass plaque where people gather to mark the quake. the san francisco history association is trying to gifind money for the plaque. >> yesterday, not able to save a number of homes and structures. the fire now destroyed 145 homes. people are refusing to evacuate. one family bulldozed their own fire braekt aeak and they say t will not leave until the fire is on their doer step. >> the fire started nearly two weeks ago and scorched nearly 40,000 acres. only 35% contained. >>> a suspect connected to a murder in san francisco is captured in arizona with the help of social media. 19-year-old samantha rungstron. the san francisco district attorney's office notified police after she posted on facebook her vehicle broke down in flagstaff, ardizona. investigators say a group of individual l vigilantes targeted him for exposing himself to children in the park. >>> police believe one of the people seen here is the suspect in the shooting death of a musician. emilio navarez was shot and killed outside of a club. >>> a san francisco shoe shine worker in critical condition today after a cab jumped the curb and crashed into his stand. another shoe shiner is also hurt and is in fair condition. it is where market, samson, and sutter streets meet. >> i saw the old man flying through the air like a movie. he was laying on the ground with a bunch of debris on him and i was in shock, just in shock. >> there were no passengers in the cab at the time and it's not clear why the cabby jumped the curb. >> happening today, bart officials will brief leaders on the long-term expansion to the south bay. anthony fox will survey the nearly completed first phase of expansion if is expected to be up and running as early as next year. faze two will run under ground through san jose and that is still in the planning stage. >> fans will have to hold the bacon and their appetite for it. the bacon festival was scheduled for the first weekend in september and now it is being moved to october 15th. mercury news reports that it had nothing to do with supplies or food, but inadequate police staffing related today a dwindling number of officers. anyone that purchased tickets and can't make the new new date can get a refund. >> my husband and i had a parkapalooza right now. >> we investigate the extra price people are paying for their weddings. >> starting to see the clouds breaking up a little bit now in san francisco. clearing now into san jose. look at that when we come right back. of our special series "don't pay that" and this one is for everybody who is planning or has planned a wedding. >>> today, more of our special series "don't pay that. this is for everybody who is planning for a wedding or who has planned a wedding. >> yeah, a lot of money at stake there. today jeff rossen under cover. >> i asked for a five-hour birthday party with a cocktail hour and a sit down dinner for 150 guests. looks good, what will it cost? >> $96 per person. my total, all in birthday party price, $14667. when lindsey checks out the same venue for her wedding, the same tour. the same exact ballroom, and the same exact deal. great news. but every party needs a photographer. look what happens when i meet this one. >> you look familiar. >> one of those faces i guess, just a few steps through the do door. >> is your last name rossen. from rossen reports. >> okay, no problem, back to business, my birthday party. >> we don't have the exact venue yet. charts me $750. >> that is what anybody would pay. >> yeah, i'm not giving you hidden privileges or anything like that. >> when lindsey goes in for her wedding, she asks for the same night, booking for five hours, for just the reception, no posed photos, no getting ready before, and also says it will be in the same area. >> it will be like $800. >> she gets charged $50 more for the wedding. he said he charged more because he misunderstood and thought the location was farther away. then i go shopping for a deejay and find a big price gap. >> the shooting star package, $1650? >> when lindsey gets a price for the same guy. >> you're around $2400. >> that is the shooting star package, same night, same package. birthday party price, $1650. lindsey's wedding price, $2496.50. that is almost $850 for the wedding. they said that the wedding is more difficult, they require more training. a revealing peek behind the veil before you say "i do." >> this is one of those cases where you can play junior rossen reports, go undercover yourself. if you're manning a wedding, get the price, call your friend, ask them to call the same vendor and get the price for a birthday party like he did with the same nights and same services. most places found that guys will give you a price over the phone, so we hope it helps. we were saying charging more for a wedding didn't seem unreasonable. >> it's more involved, it's a bigger event. i just love that the photograph was like you're from rossen reports. >> any outdoor birthday party plans, good news. we're going to see that right now. drizzle at times. san francisco, an interesting part of our weather story for you. there is a view right now of the partly cloudy skies. it will probably get to 64 today, let's look at the last day above 80 degrees. may 17th. just how about the last day near 70, that was the 8th of this month. we had heat inland, but along the coast and the peninsula, it has been cool. it has been very persistent marine air. you see the hazy skies and sunshine. probably the warmest spot around the bay area today. san jose should close in around 80 this afternoon. but the upper level wind pattern we think will still be good as we go into the afternoon and tomorrow afternoon to push more smoke away from the central bay. the south bay lane, and the lower peninsula looking at moderate levels of air quality. the numbers here from the north bay and for the bay bringing in the low clouds again by the evening. highs in san francisco near had the 60s. north bay temperatures in the mid 70s an low 80s. jacket weather again by 7:00. low clouds fill in around the valley, the trivalley, the south bay tomorrow morning and the sea breeze turns stronger. low 60s to start the weekend. in the upper 80s, for the most part, the low 70s and 80s, back to you. >> 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how it turned out in the end. others by meeting the artist. that is the case for one up and coming shoes painter. garvin thomas has the story. >> the motion in don's case, always forward. >> amazing often takes time. >> what do you think? a good mix. and by that we doeptt mean the many hours he will spend on this work of art. don, who has cerebral palsy, has been doing it for years. >> we didn't see any reason he shouldn't, just had to figure out how. how he would wash dishes, play baseball, mow the lawn, ride a horse, or lead a marching band. it wasn't until an hart teacher encouraged him to start panting, than he decided to excel at it. he has been working for a few years, and his art is amazing and now the centerpiece of an exhibit downtown. >> you are excited to have people see your work and want to buy it. >> don says he is not an advocate for people with disabilities, nor does he want to be. he would simply like to be an example visible to people of all abilities. what one man in a wheelchair is capable of. on the canvas and in life. >> don recently got a degree in hart from san jose city college. his exhibition will run through september. garvin thomas. >> an incredible young man. >> we'll be right back. for one senior cat - life these days is pretty much all "monkey business." ==kris/vo== that's because she's now playing the role of surrogate >>> for one senior cat, we're told life for one cat these days is monkey business. this cat is playing a surrogate mother. the monkey's real mom abandoned it, so the zoo keeper had to think fast. i know you're saying don't talk, just let them look at the monkey. look at it. >> just a moment of silence for this relationship. isn't that amazing when you see two different kinds of animals come together. >> why can't we just get along? >> i thought we did. on that note -- >> if you want to head outside, walk the dog or something like that today, hazy skied today in san jose. sun in san francisco. thank you for joining us, 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bay. >> where a man has been killed and what san jose police are calling the 34th murder of this year. i'm bob redell. we'll take you live to police headquarters coming up. >>> plus, a baby clinging to life after police saying she was severely beaten by her own father. the disturbing details coming to light as the suspect heads to court today. frk >>> and a new assignment for a judge under intense scrutiny. the reason his critic tis si it still not enough to reassign him. "today in the bay" starts right now. a good friday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get to that friday forecast. maybe a little peek at the weekend as well. >> i'll take it. >> going to take it. >> jump right? >> it's going to be nice. what we're looking at today an saw for yesterday is what we're going to be eing for the weekend. temperatures below average and cooler than where they should be. yes, a nice way to round out august. in fact, the last full week is upcoming week so just get ready. september is right around the corner. that means fall and spice pumpk

>>> hello and welcome to kqed newsroom. coming up on our program, kqed investigation of the rise in inmate suicides at california county jails and a look ahead to an exciting and colorful fall season in the bay area arts world but first the city of san jose could declare a public safety emergency as early as next week over a shortage of police officers. the move is necessary to ensure that patrols are staffed. many experienced cut backs since the he recession of 2008. joining me with more on the situation in san jose are are kqed south bay reporter. paul kelly president of the san jose police officers association and san jose's vice mayor. thank you for being on the program. so how severe is the officer shortage? >> we do have an officer shortage in san jose and it's getting more severe overtime but we have to take a look at how this has all happened. it's been a perfect storm. it's been a crisis that's been brewing. we had the great recession and we lost officers due to disabilities and due to retirement and due to disputes over intention and that's contributed to this. and now the police chief is asking us to make decisions to allow him to make the flexibility to staff patrol. i've been making sure. >> how many do you have on street patrol now? how many do you need to meet minimum patrol standards for public safety? >> there's a staffing that we're allowed and we're not really seeing all the officers that we have allowed staffing for so we're somewhere around 813, 812 officers on the street which for a city of over a million people we would like to have a lot more officers on the street. >> we want to give the police chief the ability to use his decision making to move the officers where he needs to and what he is asking us to do and i'm in full support of that along with our police union i'm happy to say. >> so if it is declared about 47 offices will be reassigned to street patrols. why can't you have the officers reassigned for that. >> i agree for the vice mayor. we have also been short of the san jose police department and when we look at the next shift which is september through march in a six month span we would have to fill over 340 ten hour shifts a week. it's impossible. when the numbers came out after the bid and the chief got handed the documentation to show we're in trouble and realize that you cannot staff patrol and you can't be able to respond to 911 calls, we have got an emergency. if that's not an emergency i don't know what is. >> but again. why can't you just reassign them? is that too complicated to say? instead of doing an investigation in this homicide unit go patrol the streets instead. >> it's a great question. >> because of being able to reassign it people in special operations, you have a sit down and it would take weeks and weeks to get through this process. he has to draw the line in the sand. >> and it's necessary that had a declaration. >> a lot of people believe there was an agenda here. there was the pension form which will be on the ballot. they find the timing of it questionable at this point in time. >> as you say, the measure is essentially the settlement that was negotiated between the city and the police union for pension reform and it does away with measure b but enacted much stricter controls. >> two points here really can't be argued. there's a police shortage. that's been going on for a long time but it's been exacerbated lately and a hot of officers don't want to work all the overtime anymore which is also part of the problem. the politics of pension reform will play into this and are playing into that. that cannot be disputed because it's part of the fabric now in san jose. >> is there political maneuvering going on then behind this need or debate over a state of emergency declaration? >> the use of the term emergency is required it's a legal thing that we have to go to to go around the necessity to negotiate as paul just talked about under the provisions and collective bargaining so we're able to go around that and immediately take action. we need to take action short-term and mid range long-term. our pension measure that's going to be on the ballot and i like to think of that for the future. and i think it's going to help us complete some of the things that we started. measure b had a lot of issues and problems and there's been a lot of tension and struggle around that and i think that the things that we're going to see absolutely need to happen. they're going to make sure that there's certainty for a police department. that we change and we allow officers that have been out there to return to san jose so that we can recruit. it's going to help us recruit and retain. without it, it will be a really serious one. if measure f is intertwined with the whole thing. >> there is currently a lawsuit against measure f because some residents feel that the ballot and explanation of it is not completely fair and biased. >> well, exactly this morning i was in court over that and it has been resolved. so that was resolved a couple of hours ago. >> hot off the presses. that was the resolution. >> they worked on 75 words that were at stake here and so the members of silicon valley taxpayer's association believed that it was biased and some words were changed but what happened was the judge basically handed the lawyer the changes yesterday and hash out any differences you have and in the last 24 hours they did. >> i do want to ask about the broader issue of the correlation between street patrols and neighborhood safety. is there a direct connection between the two. >> absolutely. 100%. >> this emergency and i'm going to call it that. you have a question about politics and when we sat down at the table and the chief sat down and called me and said i have some bad news for you, we have to move these officers now. there was never discussion about politics, measure f, money. it was safety. it was safety in the community and safety in the officers and the officers on the street. and it's a problem. >> how big of a problem given that crime is down. a new study out just this week by the public policy institute of california finds that overall despite an up tick in crime violent crime rates now are comparable to the 1960s. >> those are up in san jose and the police chief said that is an indicator of a problem with safety. if you look at homicides there's been three in the last week and he said there's no correlation to that because many of them once you dissect the homicides are domestic issues. >> so you're out on the streets all the time talking to people. what has been the public's reaction to this officer shortage? >> it's been the great equalizer. whether you live in a neighborhood that's fwang invested or in a $2 million home everybody has the same complaints. if there's a burglary in my neighborhood nobody is there dusting prints. if there's smash and grab with the cars parked on the street we're not getting what we want from the police officers. >> we have taken steps to try to help by getting folks to come out and do the prints and help police officers but first i'm grateful for the police officers that have stayed to be with san jose. we have a dedicated force. even though we have a small force because the council and the police department and union are working together i feel confident that we're moving toward solution we need to rebuild this police department. this is to get more on the street right now. i was in the military. when you need to make the decision to move people around, we need to make sure that we have people on patrol. would i rather have someone on the desk or patrol, they want someone on patrol. >> talking about immediate need and solution perhaps. >> it's going to be a very serious issue. that's going to lock in the ability to recruit folks that have left to come back and changes that are driving people to leave our department and it changes health care. retireee health care which people are overlooking and we didn't have in the previous measure. take home pay for police officers. >> i want to thank you all. the president of the police officer's association. >> turning now from policing to problems in county jals, california's jails have become the defacto treatment provider for people struggling with mental illness and addiction. at least a third suffer from some kind of mental disorder. one indication of the problem. they have been looking into where the problem is more acute. thank you both for being here. lisa and julie, you both spent six months investigating this story. where is the problem? well what we found is deaths of inmates have been increasing since 2010. he wanted to go down there and see what's going on. >> it was a santa clara county case involving a mentally ill inmate there. >> yes, he died last year in august. 31 years old. found beaten to death in his cell. he suffered from bipolar and addiction and the judge in the case had actually to send him but there was no room to send him to treatment so he was put in the jail and three jail guards are accused of being beaten him to death. that caused you to look into this issue further and lisa what did you discover about why there's such an influx of mentally ill inmates in jails? >> there's been a series of factors. transferring from state prisons to local county jails. at the same time nationally an increase in jails of people with severe mental illness and state hospitals are crowded right now and that's exactly what happened to michael tyree before he died. >> you talked to a number of families that had loved ones guy while in a county jail and you talked in particular with a woman named michelle. her story was powerful. >> she was married to her husband for 18 years. no symptoms of mental illness until the last five weeks of his life. he had a psychotic break and was diagnosed with bipolar and psychosis. he threw a rock through his brother's window and he was arrested and taken to jail his wife was very concerned because he said he was us sidel so she called the jail to try to warn the deputies there that her husband was suicidal and we have audio of that. >> for six days i was calling continuously. i was talking to the nurse and i was telling them i was scared for his life the whole time and they told me not to worry. he was in good hands. the morning of june 1st, i looked online and he wasn't in the system and i called them and i said why isn't my husband in the system nil? did you transfer him to a hospital? and they said we're going to have to call you back. they ended up calling me back when i was driving my son to school and told me what happened. >> what happened was that he killed himself. he had a shirt stuffed in his mouth and a t-shirt tied around his neck and he died from not being able to breathe and michelle had called 28 times over six days to try to get jail staff to put her husband in a safety cell where he would have no materials to kill himself and she is planning to sue the county of san diego. >> what a way to find out that your husband died in jail. >> so is the suicide problem worse in local jails than state prison? >> it is. about 8% are suicides but in the jail statewide it's about a quarter of all deaths are suicides. >> why is it worse? >> there's a few reasons but one is a sudden influx of inmates with mental illness that are not really set up for that. they don't have the staff they will sit down with a nurse. might approximate a sheriff deputy is going to go through a list of questions looking for signs of mental illness. that person if they don't detect it that could lead to delays and getting medication or seeing a psychiatrist. even if they see the person has a mental illness they don't have to see a psychiatrist. >> have there been changes since these stories came to light? >> well, about $2.2 billion have been distributed to county jails and a lot of counts have using this to build new facilities and a lot of those facilities include these special cells jew sli talking about four people with severe mental illness. >> but if there are deficiencies along the way where if the nurse interviews someone and doesn't assign them to a suicide cell or they're not being monitored because they're on a suicide hold those changes are happening and if not how are families reacting to that lack of change? >> it's a real problem and what we saw in san diego with that they created a new suicide policy because they realized they had this happening but what we found when we looked at our investigation part of this policy is they're supposed to look at the signs. so a family member or if they tried to commit suicide before these are all high risk factors but there's been 8 suicides since this policy was put in place in san diego. we discovered 6 of the 8 people had the high risk factors before they killed themselves. in some cases people told the jail guards what they were going to do before they did it. >> you talked to a woman named lydia nunez whose son was a h e homeless. >> he was in a state hospital because of it and he was diagnosed with a severe disorder that caused him to uncontrol bli drink water. he couldn't stop himself. he would drink and drink and drink and when he was transferred to san diego jail we don't fully know but what happened is he was placed in a jail cell with a running toilet and a running sink. >> free access to water. >> a nurse leader found him. a coroner after he died said he wouldn't have needed to drink 6 liters of water in a very short time period or more to die that way. >> and we have a clip from lydia so let's hear from her. >> i don't want it to happen to someone else. it needs to stop right here and now because people are dying in the county jail and nobody is doing anything about it. >> so clearly she is hoping to send a message with her lawsuit here to get some change. what will happen if these issues aren't addressed in a different way. >> jails are the worst place for people with illness and and those people will get worse and come out and cycle back into the jail sooner or faster and continue to worsen. >> okay. i know that you both will consider watching the story. nice job reporting and investigating this. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> bay area cultural life is set to go into overdrive with a wide array of unique performances and exhibition after an already busy summer the recent season promises to be colorful and full of interesting twists. the senior arts editor is back with more on the fall art season. hi, chloe. >> let's start in napa valley. a famous british actor is presenting a world career. >> yes. he is right up there in terms of fame and both and going two venues in the napa valley and performing a show and it's a combination. >> it's a match up. >> incredible musicians involved. >> this is a story about love. >> it's a world premiere. >> it's going to the kennedy center in washington d.c. >> we have this art project coming up that tells a bizarre and fascinating story about a architect. we have video of the making of this exhibit. what are we looking at. it looks like a bunch of ashes being exhumed. >> that's right. this is a piece going to be shown in the exhibition. it's by a brooklyn artist and this is the great mexican architect that died in 1988. >> his actual ashes. >> now get this so he decided to work with him. and turned into a diamond ring. >> she turns it into a two carat diamond ring and the idea is that the ring is going to be used to barter with the private owners of the archives. built amazing buildings in mexico city. world famous and have those put back into the public domain so she is hoping that the owners by offering them this ring will oblige and return his archives from the sector. >> the current owner of those archives is a swiss person, right? >> a couple and actually the story has been covered in debt in the new yorker. it's attracted quite the international attention. this is happening in the art institution open september 9th and people will get immersed in this incredible story. >> i find that so fascinating. strange but alluring in a strange way. >> what do you think is a point that they're trying to make with the art project. >> it's an examination of what is private, what is public. who gets the right to own something like someone's body of work? hoping to exchange it for a body of work. >> that's incredible. it's such an interesting story. let's move on to the east bay because they're mounting a world premiere and now this is a treasured middle eastern love story. >> that's right. it's a romeo and juliet type story of star crossed lovers so a narrative that we're all very familiar with and these lovers go crazy with a passion for each other and things don't end very well for them and performances is staging a world premiere. 10 years in the making. opens on friday september 30th and runs through sunday october 2nd and it features absolutely a list artists so we have mark morris, very famous choreographer and his dance company and we also have the silk road ensemble. world class ensemble of musicians and howard hodgkin who is responsible for the costume but the thing that excites me the most about this show is the singing. so let's check out this incredible singers that are involved. ♪ >> i love that. >> it is just right into it and i think it's the perfect way to tell this emotional story, you know? >> and it's a trifecta. dance, music, visual arts. >> i'm really excited about it. >> now when it comes to making new imaginative instruments out of all kinds of things, paul is really the king of creativity and people get a chance to see his stuff. >> yes, there's a piece that's being mounlted on the weekend of friday september 23rd. now this is an opportunity for people to see these incredible instruments that he makes out of his studio and his workshop in the bay area. i've been there myself. you wouldn't believe these things and he's world class and going to be up on stage playing with these things and telling stories. check this out. it's great. >> if you love the dance, the weekend is upon us. if you love to dance, boy does san jose have a party for you and it's free. >> that's right. the city is organizing a weekly dance party. happy hour thursday night. starts on thursday set 1st and runs through october. and like you said. food trucks out there. or practice your bad moves that you already know. >> anything goes. >> that would be my guess. >> me too. >> well, the city has never done this before. it's the first time and they'll bring you back if it's successful. >> absolutely. >> all right. as always thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> well, they start rolling out next week for that and a complete look at all of our arts coverage go to kqed.org/art. thanks so much for joining us. ♪ announcer: a kqed television production. sbrocco: and everybody say, "opa!" all: opa!

women victims after they were exposed inside classrooms at san jose state university. >>> a tour bus goes up in flames on a south bay freeway. i'm bob redell. we'll have that story coming up pchl. >>> plus, a violent morning in the bay area as multiple police departments are now dealing with overnight crime scenes. that includes a double homicide at a place where kids play. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> a very good wednesday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. it is not quite fall yet, technically, but it's sure starting to feel like it. >> hard to believe it's the last day of august today. >> yes. >> yes, summer is gone. in the north bay this morning it feels that way. we have temperatures in the low 50s to start off your morning. right now san jose, here's a pretty picture. a few high level clouds, presun rise view. 60 degrees. mostly clear skies. that's one of the more mild spots. 51 degrees right now in santa rosa. may dip into upper 40s in parts of the north bay for the morning but t-shirt weather this afternoon. low 80s in the forecast. wine country today. mid a80s in the east bay. one of the busier spots so far for quloyour morning commute. >> a crash in pleasanton and might be a minor delay for caltrain in burlingame. might be n minor delay. peninsula drive in the south bay, what you would expect. over here in the tri-valley. southbound 680 shows the build through but now into pleasanton and stone ridge, a crash reported there. that could be complications coming off the dublin interchange. the volume starting to build. as we zoom out we see a pretty typical pattern. aside from that minor crash at stone ridge. pleasanton. hayward and into union city for southbound 880 past the bridge building toward the dumbarton bridge across the spans. a look down into the south bay. quick look. 101 northbound we had things stopped up as i promised things are starting to break up. first one should kick in about 6:30. we'll watch the south bay as well, guys. back to you. >>> a tour bus in the south bay went up in flames. situation that could have easily turned fatal. thankfully everyone onboard that bus was able to make it out okay. now the question is, how did the bus catch fire in the first place? "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in san jose. bob, have you received any response from the bus company yet? >> reporter: no comment as of yet from medina tours on seventh street, sam, this did happen overnight. we can see bus rest starting to come and go here. we're going to try and check in with them in a few moments. this happened around 9:40 last night. one of the company's tour buses caught fire on northbound 880 in san jose. you can see the video. it shows how severe the fire was. it started in the back. possibly in the engine. moved forward. incinerating the back part of the bus before the fire department was able to snuff it out. chp tells us that there were several passengers along with the driver onboard who all remarkably got off okay. >> this could have been a tragic situation. passengers, a bus that catches on fire, he was able to get the bus safely stopped and all the passengers off the bus and away from the bus to a safe location and they weren't harmed. >> reporter: the accident did shut down all lanes of 880 for about 15 minutes. all lanes were finally reopened within about an hour. the remaining lanes, that is. the federal department of transportation does monitor and inspect this company and its vehicles. according to the d.o.t. online records, medina tours has had a handful of vehicle maintenance violations. that mostly appear to be minor. not considered critical in the eyes of the department of transportation. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you very much. >>> at 6:03. a warning on the san jose state university campus with two women the victims of indecent exposure. two different episodes by two different men. the first lewd act was on monday. inside mack quarrie hall classroom. she was in class when a man exposed himself to her and took off. the second incident was yesterday inside of yuchida hall. in both cases the men ran away. so far police have not made any arrests. >>> san jose city leaders followed through on a move to declare a state of emergency to beef up police staffing levels. the vote allows the department to reassign officers and investigators from other divisions directly to street patrol. ed difficult difficult garcia has two weeks to figure at where to assign 47 detective or officers working in special task forces to transfer to street patrol. it could impact police work elsewhere. >> with have a special unit that works on child pornography. for me i'm uncomfortable removing personnel from that division. >> city council members made the decision, however, and the transfers will help reduce the amount of mandatory officers overtime that officers have faced. >>> a dangerous early morning in a part of the east bay at place where many parents probably take their kids. two people shot dead overnight at an oakland park. shootings happened around midnight at chavez park. investigators are not releasing information on the victim or the shooter at this point. >>> richmond, police are still on the scene of a shooting on south marina above interstate 580. gunfire broke out just before midnight. you see a vehicle there in bad shape. at least one vehicle was hit with bullets. police at this point with are not telling us how many people are struck in total or if anyone is in custody. >>> donald trump is heading south of the border today. the republican candidate meeting with mexican president later this afternoon. before he gives a much anticipated speech on his immigration policy. trump announced his surprise trip to mexico via twitter last night saying, quote, looking forward to it. trump promised he will build a border wall and have mexico pay for it. >> also going to secure our border and stop the drugs from pouring in. >> trump will outline his plans for immigration and border security tonight in phoenix. "the washington post" reported the mexican president lgs invited hillary clinton to meet with him. no word yet if she is accepted. today clinton is expected to speak to the american legion. >>> laura, a local family will be reconnecting and this time it won be behind prison bars. president barack obama has shortened the sentences of hundreds of inmates including one in the east bay. daryl reid of san leandro went to prison in 1990 for manufacture uring and selling crack. mr. obama changed his original sentence of 35 years to end in december. while serving his time reid has been working with the community and spending time helping young people stay on the right path. his son tells us that reid was also very giving even during his darkest days. >> when you meet people in the community and you meet people that knew my dad, all they ever talk about is how giving he was. >> reid's mother and his son are waiting his december release for a reunion outside of prison walls. this is actually historic what's happened. president obama commuted 673 sentences. that's more than the previous ten presidents combined. >>> while the president is also taking on the campaign to keep tahoe blue. he's making lake tahoe the first stop on a two-day environmental tour. the president will attend 20th annual lake tahoe environmental summit. he will be joined by other california leaders like our gon feinste feinstein. he leaves tomorrow for an environmental conference in hawaii. >>> so maybe he will put a keep tahoe blue on the air force one. >> on air force one and on the back of his black suv. >>> you talk about hawaii, not one but two hurricanes headed toward hawaii. rob mayeda has been tracking it for us. >> looks like hurricane madeline will move across hawaii later on today. our weather yesterday actually had an impact from hurricane madeline, the moisture came up through the bay area. kicked off the showers in the north bay. not the case this morning. 51 degrees. chill in in the north bay. 60s in san jose. san francisco, looking at temperatures close to 59 degrees. our school cast at around san mateo union. numbers in the low 70s. overall bay area temperatures today are running just slightly cooler than afternoon. low 80s closer to san jose. 60s near san francisco. tri-valley highs in the mid 80s. out around the north bay, highs in the low to mid 80s. now for another check of your morning commute, here's mike. >> update to a crash in pleasanton but a big look at the bay. typical slowing for a little route northbound 101 and 87 into san jose. 880 toward hayward and san mateo bridge. we expect that. we also expect slowing for the tri-valley but exceptionally slower or extra slowing i should say south 680 just past stone ridge. earlier crash clears from the chp report very quickly. should be no problem. foothill road can take you past that scene. get on and still back into the backup down towards sunol boulevard. approach towards the bay bridge is great. so is the north bay. talk about the approach to the bay bridge. that's great. bay bridge toll plaza itself, you still have to wait because the metering lights is on and that the tradition and what would be the morning commute without tradition. >>> this is a familiar sound for folks in the bay area, that screeching noise coming from the rails of b.a.r.t. officials say they have reached a little breakthrough now on that front and taking away the screech. they have new technology that can cut the noise levels in half. b.a.r.t. plans to show off that technology this afternoon and at the transit agency shop on sandoval way in hayward. but you can be the judge when you actually get to mare it or maybe not hear it. >> hopefully the latter. >>> now, as we talk about things screeching, two hurricanes heading toward hawaii. brace for a possible impact there. powerful storm in the pacific could impact holiday travel plans for people in the bay area. the path and the preparation, next. >>> history in the sky. first u.s. flight to cuba in several decades is set for takeoff. we're going to take you to the airport. >>> and it seems hard to believe but theranos is in trouble. ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. new this morning ==sam/vo== chris brown - out on bail. >>> all new. kris brown in trouble again. out on bail right now. the i'm batted singer was released from an l.a. county jail overnight after posting $250,000 bail. yesterday brown was arrested again. surrendered to police after they say he barricaded himself inside his home for nearly 14 hours. you were seeing a clip of an instagram rant he offered after it. police say a woman inside of brown's home called 911 for help saying that brown had pointed a gun at her face. now, for history here in 2009 brown assaulted his then girlfriend and r&b singer rihanna. sentenced to probation, community service, and domestic violence classes. >>> some people in the north bay are taking action against what they say is a growing teen drug and alcohol abuse problem. dozens of parents, school and officials packed a meeting in san rafael last night. they found 34 kids 15 to 17 onboard along with drugs, alcohol, and pills. teens say they have easy access to money and illegal substances. tired of underage partying, one parent group has stared a group called be the influence. trying to organize parents who will agree not to give kids access to drugs and alcohol. >> but i think that parents want to be friends and not parents. they want their kids to be popular. and as long as their kids are getting straight as, they think that drinking and drug use is just a rite of passage. >> the public health department says early exposure to drugs and alcohol can lead to a lifetime of addiction. >>> happening today, jetblue is headed to cuba. the airline begins flying to the island nation starting today. that makes at this time first commercial american airline with a regularly scheduled flight to cuba. the first one will take off from ft. lauderdale and travel to the cuban city of santa clara, appropriately enough. jetblue is one of several airlines approved by department of transportation for round trip flights to cuba. u.s. law still prohibits tourist travel to cuba but there are now a dozen different categories of authorized travel that includes family visit, and educational activities. >>> theranos ceo liz best holmes once again in the news for letting investors down again. >> scott mcgrew, health hook here the company was going to help fight zika. >> it was but it learned very little from the last trouble, sam. the "wall street journal" says the company did not put proper patient safeguards in place to test for zika. shamed ceo elizabeth holmes went before a scientific conference also month to among other things announce her company would start testing for zika. it was one of her big announcements. but the journal says theranos is quitting the business after the fda said it lacked proper patient safety protocols. at this point investor and certainly journalists will wondering if theranos knows how the run a lab. holmes herself has been banned from running labs for two years. theranos will resubmit a test and it wants to test febowly. >>> apple will have to pay $14.5 billion tax bill to ireland. even ireland doesn't want the money. it could get worse. a cnbc analyst points out apple can then deduct that from american tax bill. meaning the american tax payler get less out of apple. >>> the markets mildly lower tuesday. we're looking ahead to the friday the big jobs report. august tends to be a weaker report. there's a bill in congress sponsored by southern california congressman darrell issa that would change the rules for h1v visas. it's also the visa for fashion models. you do not have to explain to the government why you hire foreigners if you paid them $60,000 or they have a masters degree. issa would raise that to $100,000. the thinking is being nobody is replacing american workers with low-cost foreign workers if they're paying them $100,000 a year. >> a little more high quality. >> darrell issa would like to make the barrier harder. >> surntly 60. it would go to 100 reflecting our expensive times. >> economy here. all right. >>> developing story we're following this morning. bracing for a hurricane. take a look at that. hawa hawaii's big island under a hurricane warning as madeline moves closer. this is a view of the storm from space as it's really churning out there in the pacific ocean. right now people in hawaii prepare for strong winds, heavy rains and high surf leading into what will be a very busy holiday weekend. you see they started boarding up buildings, stacking sandbags. state officials are also activating an emergency response center. now we have seen these, you've been tracking them for quite some time. >> two powerful hurricanes, hurricanes to get above 125-mile-per-hour sustained winds. hurricane madeline and lester, category 4 hurricane that could arrive by labor day weekend. the first of the two. this is hurricane madeline. we do think will cross by just south at big island. winds of 80 miles per hour. even though the storm may not technically make landfall given the size of it. you see the cloud shield there over on the right, as it crosses over the big island. the winds here, again, strong enough for tropical storm force winds up to maui and the heaviest rains and flood pog terrible across the big island with madeline. as we head towards tomorrow, that storm most off to the west. and the attention turns toward lester. category 4 hurricane. 140-mile-per-hour winds like madeline will weaken but check out the long-range forecast heading towards labor day weekend. that hurricane may cross further to the north. so possibly impacting maui and on to kauai by the time we head midway through labor day weekend. two hurricanes we're watching closely at around the hawaiian islands. much calmer view and a cold one. 51 degrees to start. 50s in san jose. clear skies. all day onshore winds. going to keep your temperatures running mild. it's also good for air quality. wildfire smoke likely staying down the central coast. the area of smoke should be staying mostly off to the south bay. highs today around san jose. close to low agencys. 60s in san francisco. a similar trend. north bay locations and tri-valley should see highs in the 80s. you will notice forth east bay, oakland, 72. seven-day forecast will trim the temperatures down more for san francisco. in the valleys, too, see the numbers cooling off for the next couple of days. notice what happens monday to tuesday. if you want another taste of summer like weather just in time for the unofficial end of summer, labor day weekend should see the highs approaching 90 in a few spots by monday. mike? >> wear those white shoes for the last weekend. the commute, we're looking at a nice flow of traffic in the peninsula. south bay just start that northbound build in earnest as we talked about right around 6:30. moving over toward the tri-valley and the rest of the east bay. tri-valley had a crash south 680. that cleared a few minutes ago. pleasant flow restoring back and flowing through plea sont on the, clearing by the time sunol boulevard for 680. cast ro valley while it's great right now and down toward industrial. san mateo bridge, dumbarton bridge moving westbound will be your commute. show you a live look at the san mateo bridge and across the flat section, that volume causing some slowdowns here. peninsula is clear. berkeley, let me show you. no problem, no surprises approaching the bay bridge. right here, the silhouette. those are those lit-up -- light-up signs over the freeway. smart corridor and no problems. it's been good but if you have any feedback let me know. give me the results when you drive. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> amazing survival story right now for one dog that went overboard in michigan. that's reilly who had been on a boat sunday morning when reilly fell into lake michigan some six miles offshore. the owners distress calls created an intense search but initially came up empty but as you see the reunited. facebook post by a lost dog search team had thousands of people watching themselves and then comments started pouring in on monday indicating that reilly had made it those six miles to shore. apparently she walked some 12 miles after that before reilly's owners tracked her down at a camp ground where they were all brought together. >> she deserves a big bone. >>> no child should go hungry. bay area is making a major step to help students who can't afford to buy lunch. >>> plus -- >> someone on facebook pretends to be her and when she complains, she is shut out. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds with a warning act these online imposters. . federal food subsidies for students. >>> good news for hungry kids. san francisco school district expanding federal school subsidies for students. the government provides reimbursement for breakfast and lunch through what's called community eligibility program. the district says eligible students at 54 different schools will be able to eat for free. examiner reports that should cover nearly $150,000 in meal costs. last year less than 20 schools qualified for that same program. good to see it grow. >> very important. >>> nbc bay area responds this morning to a danville woman battling an imposter on facebook. >> chris chmura says the phony account was probably a pool for money. >> good morning. lisa crosby torres says someone created an account using her fame and began connecting with her friends. the federal trade commission says this is a framework for a scam. they tell lisa's facebook friends she's stranded overseas and needs money via wire transfer. when she rt roed her it shut down her real account, not the fake one. then facebook went silent for weeks. so she contacted us and we skon tacted facebook. it immediately restored lisa's legitimate page and took down the bogus account. in a statement facebook apologized and said the authentic profile was removed by mistake. tonight at 6:00 a glimpse at the steps facebook is taking to stop pretenders from ripping people off. if you have a consumer complaint call us, 888-996-tips or tell us about it on nbcbayarea.com/responds. click the yellow submit tips bar for our complaint form. you can share documents, photosing and videos to help us investigate your case. have a great day. >> thanks so much. >>> 6:26. check out the south bay's newest official landmark that carol sell sign at cambrian park plaza has been here for a while and it's not going anywhere. the board of supervisors gave their thumbs up to designating that classic sign there with the monkey on a bike a landmark. the plaza was built in 1953. the new owners plan to redevelop it but keep that sign. >> built to last, clearly. >>> 6:26. coming up next on "today in the bay," paying you to ride b.a.r.t. the new rewards program that will give cash to riders but not everybody is buying in to the plan. >>> twice this week a woman was here on the san jose state campus minding her own business when a man walked up and flashed her. we'll tell you about the twoins dents reported on indecent exposu exposure. >>> pete suratos in san francisco where a rally will take place later this morning in support of 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick in response to the national anthem controversy. also getting support from veteran on line. we'll have the details coming up. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> a very good wednesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we're feeling some changes this morning for a lot of parents who are trying to figure out how to dress little timmy. the jacket. >> in the north bay this morning feeling a lot more like fall. 51 degrees in santa rosa this morning. mid 50s closer to napa. here's your presun rise view. sun rise about seven minutes away from now. san jose looking nice currently. one of the more mild spots at 60 degrees but, yes, grab a jacket if you're in the north bay. for the afternoon, lose it around lunchtime. 80s inland today. mid 80s around the tri-valley. upper 60s closer to san francisco. now to see what's happening right now in fremont, mike. >> first of all, your kids are still below primary school so don't tell the kid to lose their jacket. we just too many of those in our house. over here looking at a smooth drive right now. the peninsula moves well. south bay has your traditional build. watching this though. new report for fremont southbound, disabled vehicle. waiting for chp to give us the all clear. coming into fremont is the concern because more traffic is coming down here. holding down with the slowing from 580 down toward sunol for 680. 508 slows down toward industrial. once you get into fremont you're okay. live look shows you the volume starts to build around high street and gets slower than you might like and the bay bridge toll plaza has the metering lights on and backup. >>> a warning for students in san jose state university. campus police are on the lookout for men who expose themselves to women in two separate incidents. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live at san jose state with more on this developing story for us. krits? i understand it was two separate guys? >> reporter: it sounds like two separate guys. the descriptions are different. but i want to make sure i understand that the women were not injured physically but they did report the incidents to police. again, as you mentioned, it happened two different days on campus. two different locations as well. a woman told police that she was in a classroom on monday at macquarrie hall and then on tuesday a different woman told police she was flashed while sitting in a hallway in yuchida hall. one is described as an african-american man. the other as hispanic or indian man wearing blue shirt and black basketball shorts yesterday. if you're a student here, remind ter blue light on campus mark phones that will connect you can campus police so if there is any other incident, please definitely want to know about it and they want to make sure that they can get a better description. find these two guys before their behavior escalates. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> in the meantime, trying to calm more nerves near campus after a burglary pursuit right by san jose state turned into a bomb scare. officers were called to a baurg glrry in progress on north fourth street in san jose. yesterday afternoon. when they arrived police found the hallmark sign of a burglary but also found a suspicious device. officers shut down four blocks and ordered dozen of people to get out of their homes and businesses. >> i was coming home from the grocery store and have a full -- lot of groceries for the evening and came home and street was blocked off. the officers told me they're invac waiting the entire building. >> had to wait to get back inside. the bomb squad ended up detonating the device. no word on whether it was actually dangerous. >> students are expected to return to a daly city school today after it was shut down because of sewage issues. westlake elementary was closed after sewage started to back up. that caused flooding in rest rooms. while many students loved the day off school officials say cab selling cla cancelling class even for a day has a impact. >> it's a big inconvenience for our staff and students. a day lost for learning. and the routine and so we took it very seriously. >> yesterdayle plumbing crews homework was to unclog that sewer system and they of course diss infected the rest rooms. >> all right. bring the hand sanitizers as well. >>> 6:34. waiting for an explanation and still not receiving one. no word yet from the city of hayward about why police chief diane stuart is suddenly on administrative leave. the only thing they're saying is they're investigating the personnel issue. one hayward school board member is critical of how this is being handled. he says the problems go straight to the top of city government. >> at broken leadership. not only is the house broken but the house needs a lot of cleaning. >> the city is scrappling with other controversies as well. one of them involves hayward's school superintendent who's currently on administrative leave of a former 49er ray mcdonald spoke at the school despite the fact he had faced sexual assault charges. >>> 6:35. a peninsula's teacher's aide accuse of having an inappropriate relationship with a minor is expected in court today. 22-year-old rodriguez will appear in a courtroom this morning. rodriguez who worked at se quoi gentleman high school is accused of engaging in sex acts with a 15-year-old boy from the same school. investigators say rodriguez also videotaped the encounteder with the teen. that video was anonymously sent to school officials leading to rodriguez's arrest. the teacher's aide has pled not guilty. >>> a whale mystery different from other ones we've seen in recent months. very rare species of whale found dead in marin county. in fact, this is the first beaked whale that the marine mammal center responded to in 41-year history. the 35-foot adult beaked whale washed ashore at north beach. nearly a dozen biologists are looking for a specific cause of death. they believe the whale was likely hit by a ship. >>> there was a woman on the run going to great lengths to avoid being locked up. they have once again captured a woman who escaped while on her way to jail. they arrested hutcherson yesterday. they've been looking for her since friday. officer launched a search because she disappeared on her way to the county jail in martinez. police say huperson was also using her sister's name as an alias. >>> some military veterans are taking to twitter to stand up for 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick after he sat down during the national anthem. all of this as a form of protest. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live in san francisco this morning with kaepernick supporters will actually rally in just a few hours. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning, laura and sam. that rally will take place around 11:00 a.m. put on by the justice for mario woods coalition and take place in front of the san francisco police officers association which recently called on kaepernick to apologize regarding his comments, regarding police officers and police brutality. but as you mentioned, it's the hashtag, #veteransforkaepernick that was trending overnight. a lot of criticism for kaepernick came from those who felt he disrespected veterans for sitting down. many of those veterans that took to this hashtag tweeted that they fought authority right for guys like kaepernick to exercise their first amendment right. now, just last night you had nba great kareem abdul-jabbar speaking at an event in san francisco. he recently put together an op-ed for the "washington post" in support of kaepernick. here's what he had to say about this issue. >> i don't think that colin has to abide by that. he has to do what his conscience dictates. i think that's why he made the statement he made. >> reporter: the police officers association in san francisco and alameda county sheriff's office have invited kaepernick down to their offices for simulation training to see if they actually go through. no word on the kaepernick accepted that invite. interestingly enough tomorrow night during the 49ers versus chargers preseason game in san diego is their annual military night. and as far as we know, kaepernick plans to sit down once again during the national anthem. we're live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, pete. >>> cash for convenience. b.a.r.t. is offering to pay riders who are wilting to shift their asked chuschedules to off hours. the goal is to ease crowding on rush hour trains. b.a.r.t. has $300,000 from the federal government to offer cash incentives. all you have to do is sign up with b.a.r.t. and for every mile you travel you earn a point. if you travel off peak you cear three points per mile. when you've earned a thousand points you get a dollar. >> dollar is not exactly that much. >> i'll give you a buck if you miss it. >> no. not today. >> may want to little more. b.a.r.t. are run the experiment for six months nchtsd a thousand points saved is a dollar earned. try and do the computations. i don't think so. >> we'll see. better than nothing. >>> all right. a until dollar forecast. how about that? rob is joining us this morning. pretty mild start to our day here, rob. >> the south bay things are mild. check out the numbers around the north bay. santa rosa, napa, low to mid 50s. the last day of august here. feeling more like the start of fall. around evergreen today, school cast, temperatures around evergreen school district in the low 80s. running just slightly below average thanks to a sea breeze. downtown san jose. upper 60s, san francisco. 70eds around the peninsula. 80s around the north bay. livermore, 86 degrees. 84 in dublin. a warm 87 later on today in walnut creek. >>> come commute out there. that's what folks like to hear. moving west. i want to zoom into the south bay where there is a new issue. if most of silicon valley northbound pushes on. typical patterns. 85 just north of 17 but 17 south is what we talk about a crash just reported right around the highway 9 exit. could be a problem because reports of an overturned vehicle initially came in here. chp will arrive and may see slowing heading down towards the santa cruz side or highway 9 and los gatos. i'll track this. live camera will show us the bay bridge is moving well. expect that. slowing westbound across the san mateo bridge as well. >> thanks, mike. >>> 6:41. coming up next on "today in the bay," high housing prices here in the bay area, they are hurting more than just your wallet. the soaring rent could be hurting your family's health as well. >>> you heard of the last flight out, how about the first flight out. we have the first fluth to cuba loving in five minutes. hurry up. business and tech coming up. to g 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address sthaed issue yesterday. they presented findings that show higher rates of hypertension and even asthma among those struggling to pay the rent or stay in their homes. >>> if you like to get a little further away from the bay area, about cuba? >> how about today? how about in minutes scott mcgrew, the first commercial flight from america is, what, about to take off? >> about to take off. yeah. we'll take out actually live to the ft. lauderdale airport. there is the plane. a jetblue flight that will leave ft. lauderdale at 6:45. that is right now. we expect it to be pushed back any second now. and then we'll be on its way to cuba. there you see the american flag and the cuban flag as well. it will land shortly thereafter. remember, ft. lauderdale to cuba not very far. not very expensive either. you still need a visa. you still need a legitimate reason to go to cuba like journalism or charity or to visit family but those restrictions are going to get easier as time passes. well, we'll watch for this. on the 11:00 a.m. newscast we'll show you the big takeoff on the way to cuba. >>> latest house prices in the bay area from case-shiller. economist says san francisco home prices are showing signs of normalizing. don't misunderstand though. they're still getting higher. it's just that prices slowing. case-shiller says the market prices have jumped 6.4% for the year and 0.4% for the month. >>> the california state houseworking on new rules that allow companies to build and test automated cars? don't have steering wheels or other controls. now, there will still be restrictions. they can't travel faster than 35 miles an hour and they have to stay on private property for now. this goes to the this core argument between google and, say, other carmakers like ford. does an automated car need a steering wheel if we kind of proven that in general automated cars are safer than people driven cars. >> wouldn't it make you feel safer? >> totally. >> just in case. backup plan. >> or elevator close button actually connected to anything. >> thank you. >>> 6:46 right now. in just 48 hours brock turner will be released from jail for, quote, good behavior. he's the former stanford swimmer now convicted felon who sentence for sexual assault enraged people across the country. protests are expected ahead of turner's release on friday. good morning. >> good morning, laura. yeah, some friday brock turner will be walking out of here a free man. he is expected to be released sometime after midnight and come friday there will be protests. a lot of people still outraged over what they see as an extremely lenient sentence. six months whittled down to three months because of california's policy on good time served. now, in those three months lawmakers here in california have passed a bill that would require mandatory sentencing for the type of sexual assaults that brock turner has been convicted of. it would require prison time. and obviously the judge in this case, aaron persky, still battling a possible recall in this case. but here at the jail officials are telling us brock turner will receive no special treatment. he is expected to be released a little bit after midnight. he will also have to serve three years probation as well as register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. laura and sam? >> got that felony on his report as well. gadi schwartz live in san jose. you can watch his full report on "today." thanks a lot. >>> a check of weather and traffic right now. rob is tracking not one but two different hurricanes headed toward hawaii and the conditions are changing really by the hour. >> yeah. i think the airports, sfo, oakland, san jose, if you have flights in the big island or maui, the storm is so large it will spread tropical storm force winds from maui across the big island where this category 1 hurricane we believe will cross just south of kona later on tonight. winds sustained at 90 miles per hour. weakening as it moves south. but you can see the wind field of tropical storm force winds eaches oahu. heaviest rain as that storm crosses by just to the south. and the stronger of the two hurricanes this morning. hurricane lester, category 4, major hurricane, winds of 140 miles per hour. weaken on approach towards hawaii. this may impact the middle of labor day weekend and possibly take a more northerly track. we will watch this this weekend. maui up towards oahu and kauau. for us a much calmer picture, cold one for the north bay. 51 degrees to start your morning off in santa rosa. 60s around the south bay and peninsula. the all day sea breeze should help us in terms of keeping our temperatures down and notice the wildfire smoke staying just south of the bay area. as we head through the afternoon, winds pick up at of the west northwest most of the smoke from the soberanes fire and chimney fires will stay south of the bay area. south of downtown san joesz, 60s, closer to san francisco. 70s around the peninsula. low 80s for the north bay. mid 80s around the tri-valley. quick check of the seven-day forecast shows how temperatures are going to stay fairly mild. rebounding labor day. monday and tuesday, even san francisco closer to 70 degrees. notice the trend here across the valleys. mild to start your saturday. look what happens monday and tuesday. this is a little bit of a pattern shift away from 24 trough pattern which we're going see between now and friday. one with high pressure. making a comeback for labor day monday. that's the reason why. seven-day forecast, notice gives us a chance of climbing into the 90s early next week. mild patterns nice for a while. change is coming as we head through the end of labor day weekend. monday and tuesday, look good for that. early next week. mike? chlkt >>> folks are making the commute from the east bay and the peninsula. a little build, just a slight one from san mateo off the san mateo bridge. south bay, note, we don't have any more problems. southbound 17 at highway 9. that crash is off of the roadway. smooth drive down towards the santa cruz side. dumbarton bridge seeing more traffic building on the fremont newark side and on the east palo alto approach as well. typical pattern off the castro valley y. and no major issues for the tri-valley. moving up toward the east bay and east shore freeway, upper east shore moves well. slowing down through richmond. no problems to on or the richmond/san rafael bridge. the bay bridge, we'll show you this backup. holding steady. left lanes looking better. and there's the peninsula. we have a smooth drive southbound starting to see a little slowing. just south of the camera is that lane shift. back to you. >> looks good. thanks so much. >>> good deeds as well. orinda police officer has one by stander to thank for jumping in to help subdue a suspect. >> the happened 11 days ago when the officer tried to stop a suspicious man leaving a crs. when the officer confronted the us a expect he says the suspect punched him. a private investigator was drinking coffee nearby saw all of this unfolding and jumped right in. >> so i jogged over and kind of bent down and said, hey, do you need some help. >> i was like, yes, please. hey, control his upper body. >> between the two of us it was probably 20 seconds and he was quickly in custody. >> quick thinking and a safe result. the officer managed to handcuff the suspect before that situation escalated any further. >>> coming up next, frightening moments for passengers as a tour bus goes up in flame on a busy south bay freeway. while the fire is now out, the investigation into what caused it is just beginning. a live report right after this break. >>> but first, laura, happening right now, california lawmakers are supporting an experiment with a new method of casting ballots that's in place of regular neighborhood voting places. find out more about that story right now on nbcbayarea.com. >>> for two men, members of their community was always joking with them, you look a lot ike the other person's parents. 41 years later mystery solved. the men were switched at birth. we put a link to that story on our facebook page. ==sam/live pix== first u-s flight to cuba taking off right now... >>> happening right now, history is being made. you are looking at live shots of a jetblue flight from ft. lauderdale that is headed toward cuba. you see the crowds standing outside right now on the tarmac. watching as history is made. the is going to be the first time in more than 50 years that a u.s. commercial flight is going directly from the united states to cuba. there will be many more flights and many more airlines to come that are going to be offer that service. but this is, in fact, the first one. we're watching it live and we'll continue to dip in throughout the morning to show you history being made. >> we'll have more at 11:00 this morning. >>> other top stories we're following right here on nbc bay area, tour bus catching fire in the south bay. the question is this morning how did it all happen? >> bob redell is live from san jose. bob, this is the bus company saying anything this morning about how it started? >> reporter: as a matter of fact, they are. good morning, sam and laura. we just spoke with a man here at medina tours who says he was driving that bus last night that caught fire. he said it happened around 9:40. toobt drop passengers off in milpitas after some sort of sight-seeing tour when he says he started seeing sparks coming out of the driver's side of the bus, does not think it was coming in the engine. pulled over. got himself in all 16 passengers off safely. he says safety of course was the number one concern for the passengers. and then the fire started. he tried with the fire extinguisher. no luck. he did point out that you have that dind kind of material on the bus that can go up quickly. as you see in the video, the back end burned, destroying most of the bus. >> this could have been a tragic situation. passengers, the bus catches on fire. he was able to get the bus safely stopped. and all the passengers off the bus and away from the bus to a safe location where they weren't harmed. >> reporter: the fire department arrived and put the fire out. the accident did shut down all lanes of 880 for 15 minutes. the remaining lanes opened within an hour. now, the federal department of transportation does monitor and inspect this company and its vehicles. according to the d.o.t. online records, medina tours has had a handful of vehicle mint nanaint violation that mostly appear to be minor, not critical, according to the d.o.t. >> thank you very much, bob. >>> 6:57. developing news we've been following in the east bay this morning. two people shot dead in oakland park. we continue to check in with police who have been at the scene all morning long. it happened and midnight at chavez park. the park is on 38th avenue and foothill boulevard. investigators are not releasing any information on the victims or shooters at this point. >>> in richmond, police still at the scene of a shooting on south marina above interstate 580. gunfire broke out just before midnight. one vehicle with bullet holes could be seen. police are not telling us how many people were hit or if anyone is in custody. >>> let's switch things up at 6:58 as we get you a last look at weather and traffic. it is pretty nice in most parts of the bay. it's just cold. >> reminder we're getting closer to fall and last day here in august. temperatures right now, seeing a range from 50s and 60s outside. gorgeous view of a sun rise over san francisco. 59 in san francisco. 50 now in santa rosa. get a jacket. a mild suggestion this morning. low 80sthis afternoon. mid 80s one of the warm spots today around the tri-valley. mike? >> rob just gave us approval to go shopping. >> take the car or the rails. no delays for caltrain or b.a.r.t. good stuff. let's get on the roads. sensors are what you would expect. maybe even lighter than you might expect. start in the south bay where the northbound push continues to build. nothing major going on. some cones in the road, 280. that's the only icon there. 17 and highway 9, remember, reported all laps clear. smoother drive. arrows show you on the east bay, northbound over on the peninsula just building for the san mateo side of the san mateo bridge. that's why they call it that. over here the bay bridge across the bay moves ale. giants play at 12:45. >> and the 49ers tomorrow. >> as we leave you today, we're back in ft. lauderdale this morning where jetblue flight taking off for cuba. >> very emotional moment for many people. this is the first commercial flight to cuba from the u.s. in more than 50 years. >>> good morning, crossing t >>> good morning, crossing the border. donald trump announces a surprise trip to mexico for a private conversation with the mexican president on the same day he's set to make a major speech on immigration. could this unexpected meeting hint at a dramatic policy reversal? we'll ask his campaign manager live. >>> in the path. a major storm in the gulf strengthens overnight as tens of millions in florida brace for winds and flooding. we're tracking it live. >>> stars stand off. chris brown out on bail on weapons charges after a stalemate with police that played out on social media.

just 10% contained. and the cause is still under investigation. >> thank you. >>> in san jose this evening a call about a possible burglary turned into a bomb square. police responded to a possible break in at a storage unit this afternoon. while there officers found a suspicious device and called in the bomb squad. the area was evacuated as a precaution. including several blocks just west of san jose state university campus. >> the cops ran over to me, man, get out of the area right now. it is an emergency situation. i was standing on the corner, across the street. >> the bomb squad gave the all clear and lifted the evacuations. >>> a bigger emergency in san jose. the police department dealing with a major staffing shortage and it force leaders to take drastic measures. mark sayre with what is being done. >> reporter: staffing is down to 813 officers. 300 short of what is needed. next month 348, 10 hour shifts are still unfilled. it would allow the chief to by- pass union rules dictating how to reassign officers. >> the crisis isn't new. however it is to the point where we need to

the peninsula. 90 morgan hill. 85 san jose through the rose garden districts. east bay you're going to soar all the way up to 98 in brentwood. mid-90s common around the tri- valley. 80s around the carquinez straits. 84 in novato. triple digits in ukiah. we'll talk more about the "fire weather" plus the moderate air quality and when we should cool down. let's send it to rocky. >> good morning. time now 5:01. let's check the altamont pass. our usual trouble area coming out of tracy. cars are moving 34 miles per hour and the 205 to the altamont pass will take you 15 minutes. altamont pass to 680 another 15 minutes. nimitz freeway, 238 to 80 northbound, about 15 to 20. no delays on mass transit. >>> crews are making progress battling that nasty clayton fire in lake county. it's 35% contained and cal fire hopes to have it fully contained by the weekend. the fire has remained about the same size over the past day roughly 4,000 acres. more than 175 homes and other buildings are destroyed in the lower lake area. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in the newsroom with more on the suspected arsoni

eight months pregnant died in a horrific crash early this morning in san jose. 18 year-old who was president died early wednesday morning in this car crash recklessly heard a u.s. and medical center hours later and is in critical condition there right now. the crash happened on highway 101 in san jose near tully road authorities say they were a passenger and 790 a honda civic that telesat the driver of the seven cost- control here off the road and crashed into a 2002 bmw that was sitting on the side highway. a 22 year-old man was inside of the bmw and was arrested on suspicion of the deal like it is still unclear what their how the driver of the senate cost- control. according to a bill place the page is part of a class a 26 tina on any san jose on the answer rampage previously wrote stay strong on is keeping it real and on and% the party started to leave messages saying heartbroken to hear about what happened and recipes. >> pam: additionally backs with the child the please. say that they receive reports of how other end of corporate behavior with a young girl and a parked car and

i'm steve aveson. this is after a really horrific car crash early this morning in san jose. in the last two hours we have identified the mother as 18- year-old dulce capetillo. this is her photo.she was eight months pregnant. kron4's j-r stone is live tonight in san jose. j-r -- do we know the condition of the baby tonight? >> j.r.: 80 is a lagging critical condition this evening. hi outside not being given any d-details on that but the baby at this point is still alive but talked-about coleman. she was a graduate from high school in east san jose and this accident happened earlier this morning read 150 in the morning. >> j.r.: chapin not 01 san jose year toller wrote authorities say that he was a passenger a set of monday a honda civic. they lost control and you're off the road crashed into a 2002 bmw. and was arrested on suspicion of the lie. still unclear why are how the driver of the seventh loss control. she's part of the class of 2016 that at independence high school. stay strong and always keeping it real. where did that car veered off the road and slammed to the bmw. and th

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protection. matt keller is at police headquarters in san jose with the details. matt? >>> yes, organizers say this is the second year in a row one of their events was postponed because of the officer shortage. the police department said the others have themselves to blame. there is beef over bacon in san jose. the 4th annual bacon festival of america scheduled for labor day weekend at the plaza has been post penned, along with the break fast on the holiday monday. >> we got a letter 2 1/2 westbounds best event saying this were not enough resources. we looked into it and we found it was a police issue. >> the owner of movable feast said they were forced to move the festival to mid-october after a person with the difficult would he did not want to identify told them the police department did not have enough resources to provide officers over the holiday weekend. that with make sense since san jose police are facing a major officer shortage and is considering moving dozens of detectives back to patrol. according to a san jose police spokesman this is not true say the election was

the san jose police department. two local fast values are now being postponed because the certify said they cannot provide police coverage. matt is there with the story. matt? >> yes, labor day weekend is coming up afternoon and it is busy for fun evens in san jose and it is a busy sometime for san jose police officers. but there are not enough officers to go around in the city. this is what people are going to miss out on, the website for the by con festival, held on labor day weekend. when you go to buy tickets the dates are for mid-october because san jose police told organizer they do not have the available resources to help during the holiday weekend. another festival by movable feet lands for labor day has been indefinitely postponed and police department is facing a major officer short average and considering moving dozens of detectives back to patrol. and the police unit wants a "stay of emergency." organizers are offering refunds to those on bought stick coats and i reach out in the san jose police and they have yet to get back to me. >> this mornings san jose police are

assume to somebody went down and asked and word came up we needed to evacuate. >>reporter: san jose state university says the incident was off-campus and classes continued as usual. they do not have any new information on the incident, which started all of this. police have not name suspects in the initial burglary. we did just received word that the bomb squad has secured the scene. police are opening these roads and residents west of the campus are being allowed back into their homes and offices. in downtown san jose, mike sayer kpix 5 another breaking story out of los angeles . chris brown has been arrested on suspicion of a deadly weapon . this caps off a day at the singer's mansion when authorities received a call early this morning from a woman who claimed brown pointed a gun at her. as police arrived, brown refused to let them on his property, leading to a long standoff. it officers -- officers eventually got a warrant and dozens emerged from the home. police searched the home and interviewed witnesses before arresting the singer. we will have much more with a live report coming up

community. >>> the san jose police department staffing shortage reaches a tipping point as officers plead for more help. >>> he's 100% behind this cause. he seen said they could take football away, take endorsements away, but i'm going to stand up for what i believe is right. >> a controversial move by a prominent 49ers, reactions after colin kaepernick refuses to stand up for the national anthem. the news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us tonight. i'm peggy bunker. terry mcsweeney has the night off. the bold and controversial move by colin kaepernick has mean across the country weighing in on his position. his performance on the field now over shadshadowed but his pre-g protest. we've got reaction from the 49ers head coach. and marianne, this is something the entire country is talking about. >> reporter: and people are tweeting both ways. peggy, this is not the first time colin kaepernick has remained seated during the national anthem. he did the same thing in an another preseason game. let's look at what happened last night. you can see this footage

>>> a san jose police officer arrested on felony charges investigators say he was speeding -- feeding information to gang members. >> obviously when you get confidential information out from police reports, obviously people's safety is compromised. >> good evening. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. a san jose police officer is out on bail tonight after being accused of collaborating with a vietnamese street gang. his arrest was part of a five- month investigation called operation gang of thrones. ktvu's azenith smith is at the main jail in santa clara county tonight with the crackdown that ended up netting nearly two dozen arrests. azenith? >> reporter: frank that officer posted a $135,000 bail, many of the other suspects are still behind bars. making their first court appearance today. i spoke to one defense attorney who maintains his client is in docent. you're taking a look at 23 suspected gang members or associates arrested as part of operation gang of thrones. charges include extortion, public corruption, drug trafficking and assault. among the evidence po

shootings in the last 30 days. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area new ne news. >>> the city of san jose is on the verge of declaring a public safety state of emergency because it doesn't have enough officers to respond quickly to 911 calls. nbc bay area's reporter broke the study on twitter. he's live at city hall where a meeting just got under way. robert, they're talking about drastic staffing changes. >> that's right. they're trying to come up with new solutions regarding the staffing shortage because they acknowledge what they've done so far is not enough. anyone involved in solving the shortage of san jose cops agree, they need more. as of september, only 413 are available. nbc bay area obtained this letter from the city sent to the poa who said the gap will have to be covered by deploying other officers from other assignments back to patrol which means tough unpopular decisions by eddie garcia. >> it's going to mean more closures of units, not investigating crimes, things of that nature. >> reporter: the city may have to declare a public safety state of e

, police arrested three looting suspects yesterday. >> a fire in a 24-hour recording suited glow san jose happened around 8:-- studio in san jose happened around 8:45 last night at west san carlos street. it houses a tattoo shop. investigators say that a black pickup hit the gas meter on the side of the building starting the fire. everyone in the car and building were okay according to police. the cause is under investigation. >>> starting today, expect delays on bart lines between the morning and evening commutes. bart will single track trains between south fremont and hayward while it replaces power infrastructure and cabling. trains will be delayed up to 30 minutes in the area between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. monday through friday. the work -- 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. monday through friday. the work will last through september 9. so we have a few more hours until the delays start. here's the traffic report. >> reporter: mass transit is on time. now let's move on to the nimitz freeway. looking good in both directions 238 to 80 northbound 20 minutes. traffic is lagging on southbound 880. cars are moving. sou

crash in san jose. northbound 880 ranch, that is still closed as far as we know, however, they are in the cleanup phase. it will be back open soon. when it is confirmed i will update you. we could have a new problem in brentwood and an update in a few >> this morning, firefighters from around the bay area continue to stop the clayton fire they have the man who started it, here is damin anthony pashilk, in custody on 17 counts of arson. he is suspected in fires that go back a year and a half. amy hollyfield is in lower lake. amy? you look at the damage differently now you know someone is accused of set the fire on purpose. this is someone's hope they lost everything. evacuees applauded. investigators announced an arrest had been made. 40-year-old damin anthony pashilk. of clear lake. he is in jail. officers did not say what they think the motive was but he has been under investigation for a year. >> it is a tragic day, however, when we identify any individual who intention eel starts a fire and a fire like this was devastating to the community that has suffered significantly over the l

>>> good morning. >> it is monday, august 8th. gosh, we are waking up to a rough time for delta passengers. a massive computer outage means that all flights nationwide and really around the world are grounded right now. we're going to get to this in just a moment. matt keller is at san jose tracking this for you. let's start with alexis smith tracking trouble on the roads. or the trouble it's causing. hi, alexis. >> there we go. my mike is on. we have a sig alert in the tri-valley. pleasanton area. a really big tree about 18 inches in diameter fell on southbound 680. so this is past 580 just past stone bridge drive. it either hit a couple of vehicles or the vehicles hit it. and tow truck is needed. they also need to chop up that tree and get that off the roadway. right lane is fully blocked. we still don't have enough to know when we're going to get that back open. unfortunately that causing is a two-mile backup. that is going to only get worse as question get further into the morning. if you coming from the dublin area down through pleasanton, think about an alternate at this point. we're going to make a call to chp and see just how close they are. i know we have a tow truck on the scene. i'm not sure if we've gotten anyone with a chainsaw to cut that up and get that out of there. there's a lot of branches and leaves and stuff like that across the roadway as well. we'll have an update on that in just a few. right now, let's get to mike nicco. >> thank you very much. good morning. let's see what your weather has in store for you. quiet. the clouds are coming in they don't have much moisture with them. you can see the breezes. not very strong as we look at the ferry building. they will pick up a little bit. let's break down today. 47 to 58. microclimates this morning. 59 at the coast. 78 where it's going to be sunny in a lot of areas toer your lunchtime. 61 to 88. it's going to be a little warm for your inland commute. enjoy comfortable evening, 57 at the coast to 76 inland. >>> back to that breaking news. delta air lines experiencing a system wide computer outage right now. here's a live look inside mineta san jose airport. large scale cancelations expected throughout the morning. passengers can expect confusion as well. here's why. delta says flight status systems on websites and at airports are incorrectly showing that flights are on time. so don't believe that when you see it. the airline says it is working to fix the issue. delta says the problem stems from a power outage in atlanta, the airlines worldwide hub. matt keller is at mineta san jose hub more on passenger impacts coming up in our next half hour. >>> 20-year-old college baseball player was shot and killed at aquatic park while playing pokemon go. the man who shot him is still on the loose this morning. abc 7 news reporter is at that location live with the details. ellissa? >> natasha, such a sad story. calvin riley and a friend noticed someone suspicious waping them as they played pokemon go on their phones over the weekend. shortly after that riley was shot. the 20-year-old is from san mateo. heed a greated from serra high school and pitching for san joaquin delta college in stockton. a family friend was the assistant athletic director at serra. he told me that riley branched off from his friend while playing pock monday go and went around a corner and was shot. the family wants to get the word out in hopes someone comes forward with answers. >> calvin is one of the most amazing selfless, always put others before himself. would never say one bad thing about anyone. was always positive and encouraging. >> reporter: park police are asking anyone with information to contact them. they don't have anyone in custody. we do not have a description of the shooter. i also spoke with riley's coach at delta college. he told me this was a huge loss for everyone. calvin had an infectious personality. in san francisco, elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >> so sad and baffles. thank you. >>> the person who shot and 17-year-old boy in hayward is also still on the loose this morning. someone shot the teen several times on muir street saturday night. a second 17-year-old boy as well as an 18-year-old man were wounded in that shooting. both of them are expected to survive. >>> developments in the richmond police department sex scandal that has rocked the entire bay area. a new report from within the department does place blame on some officers. abc 7's jessica castro is here with more on that. >> a new memo written by the richmond police chief says his officers violated policy when dealing with an underage prostitute that is according to our media partners at the mercury news. that memo was made public yesterday also claims the violations likely did not break any criminal laws. as you may know, this all stems from allegations by a woman named celeste guap. the daughter of a police dispatcher who claims to have had sex with more than 30 law enforcement officers including some in oakland, richmond, livermore, and the alameda and contra costaer is he's office us. guap said she was unden age for some of those relationships. guap has implicated five officers in the richmond police department. guap has said those officers were off duty during their relationships and it was after she turned 18. guap is also a richmond resident. the entire sex scandal started in oakland with an officer committing suicide last year after guap told one of the supervisors about -- or a superior at least about that relationship. reporting from the newsroom, jessica castro, abc 7 news. >>> happening today, normer dog groomer charge with an maul cruelty after the death of a dog under his care is scheduled for preliminary hearing. he was grooming a do ing a dachhound. the dog died with a punk churd lung and two broken ribs. he pleaded not guilty. >>> three children remain in sf general's intensive care unit. recovering from eating what may have been drug-laced candy at a party. abc 7 news lilian kim has that. >> reporter: it was one after another, guests falling ill after something they ate. police say a total of 19 people got sick. three of whom are children still in the icu. they were guests at a quinceanera. >> at my watch i don't want to see nobody die. >> reporter: he's at a security guard at the building where the family wented out a room. a 61-year-old man sitting at a chair was the first to show symptoms which included heart palpitatio palpitations, shortness of breath, vomiting and swollen tongue and rash. >> he said, i feel pain. i said, no, asked the wife, what did he eat? but he responded and said, i ate a candy. >> reporter: candy was gum my candy that had no labels or markings to help trace where it came from. the department of public health is testing it and other items consumed at the party to determine the exact cause. they're also doing blood analysis. as for san francisco police, they're conducting interviews. even brought in their special victims unit eshl isly trained to interview children. >> we don't know. we don't know if this is an intentional act, inadvertent act, food product, store bought, homemade. those are the types of questions we're going to look at. >> lilian kim, abc 7 news. >>> happening today, state senate committee is expected to hear legislation that would protect consumers from being blind sited by medical bills. they address what happens when consumers use in network facility. it is primarily a battle between health insurers and doctors but patients often get stuck in the middle. it would require insurers to reimburse out of network providers. >>> san francisco's chinatown power house rose pack wants to put the brake osen a plan that would turn lower stockton street into a car free zone. several businesses in union square want to make that area between market and post streets into a permanent pedestrian walkway. the city has done it before. in fact, they did it over the christmas holiday putting artificial turf there. they had food vendors there. you would walk through it during the shopping season. pak said stockton street is vital for businesses and promising to fight a pedestrian mall. >>> we do have a couple of traffic alerts to get to. one causing a bigger backup than the other one. let's get you to pleasanton now. southbound 680 coming from that 580 interchange, two miles of heavy traffic. that's due to a tree that fell this morning. far right lane is still blocked. working on get that cleared along with the vehicle who unfortunately hit that tree right after it fell. the other problem is just north of novato before@there on the. we had a sigalert with a serious crash overnight. a car hit a telephone pole. so they're still working on that investigation. we're looking at mass transit in a fuse minutes. right now, let's get over to mike nicco with a look at our forecast. >> good morning. we'll start inland east bay where temperatures are in the mid 50s to 60 in antioch. and pittsburg. let's look at the rest of your neighborhoods. you can see mid to upper 50s. we're going to keep an eye on you for some fog developments. 55 in san francisco. here's a look at san raf fell. southbound juan looks quiet. walking the dog with dew on the grass. jogging, sunny this afternoon, have sunscreen and small craft advisories for parts of the bay. sailing is going to be a little difficult this afternoon. here's a look at san jess at 280 and 17. you can see a few clouds trying to develop. a little bit of haze. air quality is fine as the winds continue to blow the soberanes fire smoke into more of the celinas. temperatures do not change much. locked in. but that will change come thursday, friday, and saturday. i'll have that coming up next. >>> the u.s. starts off strong in the summer olympics. the americans sporting gold this morning and the one surprising loss. loss. >>> also, driving while drowsy. (whispering) what are you doing up? loss. >>> also, driving while drowsy. (whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. well, i say it's late, and you need to go to bed. why? because i am the boss. you're not the boss, mom's the boss. well, technically, we are co-bosses. technically, mom's the boss. mmmm. shhh. the family favorite. yoplait. >>> today investigators are expected to be back at the scene of a fire that gutted a nursery in san martin. you can see firefighters attack the flames from above with helicopters just like they would do for a wildfire. it broke out at the lakeside nursery on murphy avenue around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. one man rushed to the scene after he saw smoke rising. >> i also seen propane tank shot up like 200 feet up in the air and blew up. but looks like there's a lot of wood that's burning, too. that's why it's so black and a lot of plastic. >> there are no reports of injuries. >>> the mother of a woman murdered as she jogged if new york ncity is vowing to bring hr daughter's killer to justice. she was attacked in a park close to jfk airport. detectives have not identified a suspect. her mother is doing everything in her power to see that person ends. paying for the crime. >> the whole entire world knows >> the whole entire world knows what a pathetic, piece of filth that you are. >> police do not believe vetrano knew the person who stringled her. a $10,000 reward is offered. >>> nfl fans are need to wait to get their first taste of football this season. cancelled the last night's hall of fame game in canton, ohio, because of a poorly painted film. the fresh paint made the artificial turf feel like walking on cement. officials tried to fix the problem but they ultimately decided the conditions were not safe. league officials say mant nans crews used the wrong kind of paint. >>> the united states off to a strong start. abc's jim ryan reports now from rio de janiero. >> michael phelps made his 2016 olympic debut in the pool for the 4 x 100 meter freestyle relay. phelps showed why he's the most honored olympian in history leading the u.s. team to victory collecting his 19th gold medal. 23 olympic medals in all. so far rising swimming star katie ledecky hit the water in the semifinals in the women's 400 meter freestyle. as expected the 19-year-old phenom won a gold medal after picking up a silver on saturday. katie ledecky breaking her own world record. u.s. defending champion dana fulmer took the bronze. sweden's sara took the gold. the u.s. women's gymnastic team romped on sunday in the qualifying. behind their 19-year-old superstar simone biles the american women finished nearly ten points in front of a seconds place china. biles three-time world champion finished well ahead of teammate aly raisman. all five women earned a spot in either the all around or event finals. biles and raisman both. serena williams was victorious in her match against australia. but serena and her sister venus three-time doubles gold medalists lost their first round match for the first time, stunned by the czech republic team. 6-3, 6-4. the williams sisters entered the match with a 15-0 career record in the olympics. jim ryan, abc news, rio de janiero, brazil. >>> the glitz and glamour of the olympics. unfortunately not carrying over to the olympic village. you've heard about the stories of the poor living conditions. chances are you have not seen anything like this. apparently this journalist for npr has to turn on his shower by turning on his bathroom faucet. yeah. he thought the shower was off and turned the faucet knob and now it's running. it took him a while to figure it out. he just thought his shauower wasn't working until he turned on his sink. no word on how he needs to flush the toilet. maybe he can raise and lower the blinds. >>> traffic problems this morning. let's go over to alexis. >> mike nicco is here with me claiming he can fix that plumbing problem. >> really? >> unfortunately i don't think he's going to be able to fix what's happen og ting on the ro. we had a tree fall 3:45 this morning. still trying to get that cleaned up. two miles of backup on 680. starting to spill over on 580 as well. also, marin county, if you're going to take the ferry this morning, 7:30 a.m., that is going to be on a backup vessel. it will take about 15 minutes longer into san francisco. and then the 8:40 a.m. is fully canceled. and that is due to tech issues. i haven't heard about any other residual delays due to that. we'll take a look at our live traffic cameras coming up. right now let's get over to our handy man mike nicco. >> i do have a -- what do i have? a garbage disposal waiting for me at home to fix when i get there. go to the gym or go home and fix the garbage disposal. streak of summer to start the week. temperatures close to average. cool and clouds. arrive late tonight and a warming trend into the weekend. above average for some neighborhoods. let's look at our winds. 13 in concord. na napa, 14. they're going to pick up this afternoon. east of the golden gate, north of the bay bridge. you know this song and dance. it starts at 3:00 this afternoon until 10:00 this evening. if you're on the water you can get a west wind around 24 to 38 miles per hour. let's talk temperatures. slight warming down in the south bay. san jose, 81. sunnyvale, 77. as you head up the peninsula, san mateo, 71. we'll go from clouds to sunshine. warm spot looks like it will be redwood city about 78 degrees. downtown, our average high is 68, 69 right now. we'll be at 67. pretty close. coolest will be around the sunset marina. as you head through the north bay, breezy near the bay. deeper in, it gets warmer, santa rosa. 87. near the water of it's going to be breezy across the northern section. berkeley and richmond. everybody else in the mid to upper 70s. our last stop, inland east bay neighborhoods, warm to hot with mid 80s around san ramon. 90s out highway 4. my accuweather. get used to this. they will get warmer for thursday, friday, and saturday. >> sounds good, thank you, mike. >>> new numbers are shining a light on an alarming trend. increasing number of americans who are driving while drowsy. the report by the national highway traffic safety administration recommends better drowsy driving laws and awareness. last year drowsy driving was blamed for 5,000 deaths crossing an estimated $109 billion. that does not include property damage. one in every four sleep deprived americans drive drowsy every single day. >>> new details overnight in a water park ride accident that killed a lawmaker's child. >> alex has details in gma's first look. >> authorities investigating what went tragically wrong at this popular kansas city water park. >> our thoughts and prayers are with the family during this difficult time. >> reporter: abc news learning the 10-year-old son of kansas stit representative scott schwab died while riding what's known as the tallest waterslide in the world here at the schlitterbahn water park. >> it brought tear to my eyes that someone else lost their child that's my child's age. >> reporter: before the ride even opened two years ago many raised questions about its safety, especially after watching these early safety tests showing sandbag dummies flying off the slide. the ride's opening delayed at least lee times while the park reworked it adding seat belts and safety netting. and we'll have more details on the investigation coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, i'm alex perez, abc news, kansas city. >>> for some people drones are more than just a hobby. you're watching the national drone racing championships this weekend in new york city. pilots take their unmanned aircraft more than 60 miles an hour through obstacles to win. they aired the race in the second year. it's sponsored by san mateo based gopro. national champion will compete against the fastest drone pilots in the worldcom october. >> are you surprised it's glitchy? >> yeah. >>> who doesn't love a dancing robot? what about more than a thousand of them at the same time? it's a new guinness world record. check it out. look at this. 1,007 robots dancing simultaneously in china. nearly double the previous record. each machine is controlled using just one phone. they had to dance a full minute in order to count. do you like this or the opening ceremony from rio. be honest. >> stop pr they're very in sy thrks c. >> i think we got our answer. >> just put some samba music to it. >>> seven things you need to know. >> and shoppers duck into a mall to escape a storm. why it was the wrong move. >> see why it was a big weekend for cosmic fans in the -- comic fans. fans. >> they can be cosmic someone's finally ready to start her day. time to work some magic. tada. get gooeyflakyhappy. toaster strudel. ♪ ♪ words you don't often hear. words we at panera live by. because clean food is food as it should be. with no artificial flavors, preservatives, sweeteners, and no colors from artificial sources. we think clean food tastes better, feels better, does better. 100% of our food will be clean by year's end. every bite will be food as it should be. ♪ . >>> whether you're just joining us or heading out the door, these are seven things you need to know. breaking news. a frustrating morning ahead for delta passengers. the airline is experiencing a worldwide computer outage right now. delta says flight status and system on websites in an airport are incorrectly showing the flights are on time. >>> oakland police are searching for a suspect near interstate 880 after two people found dead inside a burning car. this is in the area south of 98th avenue. a third person was taken to the hospital. >>> number three, oakland police officer is recovering after crashing his patrol car this morning near 14th and foothill boulevard. another koran into a building. 23 no word on that driver's condition. that scene is now cleared. >>> taking a look at our sig alert for pleasanton. southbound 680, had a big tree fall. that is still blocking the right lane. look atta ba that backup. two miles on 680 and 580 now as well. >>> that warmer weather you saw yesterday, another five back to summer. look how close our temperatures are to average. i have even warmer weather coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> number six, police are hoping the public can help find the person who shot and killed a 20-year-old from san mateo as he was playing pokemon go in san francisco. calvin riley was killed at aquatic park saturday. police say they have little to go on. >>> number seven, a mega merger in the works right now for two of the biggest names in internet shopping. walmart is expected to announce today that it is buying online jet.com for $3 billion. it would make it the largest u.s. e-commerce acquisition in history. >>> an actor will smith made nearly $3 billion at the box office but he has never had an opening like this weekend "suicide squad." it features some of bad guys and gals of the d.c. comics universe teaming up to help u.s. intelligence. critics really hated this movie. >> yeah. >> just 26% positive reviews on rotten tomatoes. audience did not care one bit. >> are you sure or did they pay for their ticket and then they cared? >> no. at least they didn't care before the important part when they gave their money. it earned $135 million. that is the third largest opening of the year. jason bourne, bad mom, the secret life of pets and star trek beyond rounded out the top five. >> i don't want to see any of those. >>> speaking of comic book, enthusiasts spent their weekend look for the next big find. abc 7 was in berkeley for the berkeley come my cic-con. organizers shared how hollywood has renewed the interests in comics. >> people who haven't heard of the super heroes before are just getting interested in the super heroes. so they see it on the big screen and they want somebody to take home with them that relates to the movie they just saw. >> one of those is going for more than 100 bucks. >> i know. >> wow. show organizers would like to host more comic book shows in berkeley. >>> people in mexico avoided a storm by shopping inside a of a mall or so they thought. check this out. water just pouring down into the store in mexico. this is about 350 miles west of mexico city. see that water stream there on the right of your screen? the area was hit hard by rain and appears the roof gave way spending this waterfall straight into the mall. a whole lot of damage to contend with. >>> we're going to come back with a full 90 minutes of news including the reason you might experience service delay it is you are heading to a santa clara courtroom today. courtroom today. >>> a wildfire is honey nut cheerios courtroom today. >>> a wildfire is ...get their delicious taste from real, honest ingredients. real oats. that's a big bowl real honey. yeah, honey. and real patience. hurry up! i like that bee. >>> i want to start with this breaking news. a rough start to the week for airline passengers. all delta flights are grounded right now following a worldwide computer outage. thank you for joining us. i'm natasha. >> i'm renlg difficult. th people are wondering what is going on and when they're going to be able to take off. >> abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in san jose with what we know about outage right now. matt? >> good morning. in just the past five minutes or so we saw an update here on our flight board. this los angeles flight at 6:00 a.m. leafing here from san jose changed from on time to boarding. that is actually some very good news here in san jose this morning. it's a confusing morning. delta says this is actually part of the glitch that all the depar churs and arrivals, the boards that you see at the airlines are going to be confusing because they're all going to say on time. so seeing that it says boarding is actually good news. they probably are boarding. they're telling everybody here in san jose to head on up to the gates. i got an update from a san jose airport spokesperson about 15 minutes ago. she told me delta is reporting their computer systems are slowly coming back online and expect residual delays and cancelations until their systems are fully online and restored. delta reps in san jose told airport officials they expect all flights here to take off on time this morning so that boarding sign is a good sign here in san jose. here's one passenger's experience. >> they didn't tell you they were having any problems or issues? >> no, i didn't even go over there. i just showed them the -- the lady over there at delta and they said just go to the gate because i have the boarding patsds. >> pass. >> you're hoping for the best today. >> yeah. >> power outage in atlanta impacted dale computer systems and operations worldwide. no word on how how long it will take for them to restore. you may have luck in san jose but your connecting flight in another airport may not take off on time or at all. delta is offering up refunds to customers. if you don't want to chance it with delta cancel your flight and try to book on another airline. we're going to find out here, the first flight is leaving at 6:00 to los angeles. i have a couple of people up there at the gates texting me and letting me know whether or not there is going to be delays for their flights. we'll pass that information on to you. matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you, matt. >>> so first trouble at the airport, and now trouble on the road. >> alexis smith is tracking several early issues in the morning commute. >> that's what happened about 3:45 this morning. a tree with about 18-inch diameter fell on southbound 680 but just past stone ridge drive in the pleasanton area you can see that backup has spilled over on westbound 580 as well. foothill drive just to the east of that is an option. and if you're coming from the westbound direction you can take 84 to cut around that. although that is filling in with red now as well. hopefully we will have new information on this coming up in just a few minutes. right now let's check in with mike nicco with a look at our forecast. >> let's take a look a what's going on with live doppler 7 hd. it's not raining and no drizzle that i've heard of yet. if you're near the coast, that may be the best place. marine layers, it's not climbing of ever the east bay hills. that's why it's clear from our cameras. east. here's your day planner for today. >> all right. thank you, mike. breaking news now in san francisco. police are confirming to abc 7 news they're working the shooting scene at second and mission streets. near a nightclub where there may have been a disturbance that led to someone being shot. waiting for police to return our calls for more information. >>> san francisco police are hoping you can help them find the shooter who killed a college baseball student who was playing pokemon go. 20-year-old calvin riley was playing the popular saturday night at aquatic park. a popular spot to get rare pokemon. a friend says a gunman who appeared out of nowhere shot and killed riley and then ran away. police say there was no confrontation leading to the shooting. calvin riley graduated from serra high school in san mateo and was won the san joaquin delta college baseball team. ago fund me page has been set up to help pay for funeral. so far it's raised more than $36,000 of $40,000 goal. if you would like to help we have the link on our website. just go to abc7news.com. >>> contra costa county sheriff's office is investigating the death of a woman in the community of blackhawk. it was found on quail run lane and quail run drive yesterday. they believe the suspect and victim knew each other. no word if the person is under arrest or the person's identity. >>> learning more about the 18-year-old who was killed in a skydiving accident in the central valley. friends and family gathered to remember tyra turner. he just graduated from high school. it was his first jump and he was at the parachute center with family and friends celebrating a birthday there. he jumped with an instructor but the chute didn't deploy. both men died. turner's mom talked about their final conversation. >> miss every day about him, i don't know why this had to happen. i can't change it. but i can live in his honor. >> the center's owner says the instructor was a veteran skydiver with about 700 jumps under his belt. the faa is investigating what went wrong. >>> new details in the sex investigation involving a young woman and several bay area police departments. richmond police chief alan brown says several officers likely violated their department policy but they don't seem to have broken any laws. they're accuse of having sex with the woman you see there, celeste guap in june. she said she had sex with more than 30 officers in the bay area. chief brown says the first investigation into the officer's involvement should be completed in the coming weeks. >>> a wildfire continues to burn across the state including a fast moving one in southern california. firefighters are battling the so-called pilot fire in the san bernardino mountains. started yesterday. latest numbers release say it's burned 1500 acres so far. some residents in the area are being evacuated. >>> firefighters are making progress against the cold fire burning offen the edge of napa and yolo counties. 5300 acre fire is now 60% contained. cooler weather slowed the fire spread over the weekend. cal fire says firefighters are making good progress in re-enforcing containment lines. >>> the largest fire in the state is burning in monterey county still. near big sur. right now the soberanes fire is 45% contained. it has burned though almost 58,000 acres. it's exactly half the size of the city of san jose. you can see the new images posted by cal fire. evacuation orders have been lifted for several areas. governor brown has declared a state of emergency. >>> well, once you make it out of the central valley, typical delays. we've got an additional backup for you this morning. this is our traffic alert we've been following since 3:45 today if still have that tree down blocking the right lane. southbound 680 past stonei believeing are drive. use foothill road to the east for an alternate or use 84 as well. but right now we're getting close to four miles of backup. two miles on 680 and it spilled over on westbound 580 as well. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. filled in over the last few minutes. as of 5:33 this morning the metering lights are on. so expect those typical delays as you get through plaza. looking okay once you make it out to the actual bridge. >>> we will take a look at another problem in marin county coming up in less than ten minutes. right now let's get to mike nicco with a look of our forecast. >> hi. let's start on the peninsula where we have a temperature running 47 degrees in wood side. up in the elevations. a little bit cooler. pacifica and daly city, 52. everybody else around 54 and 55 degrees. menlo park at 51. how about if you're along the east bay shore. down to san jose. concord, napa, cooler mill valley. this is the way it looks in walnut creek. you can see the clouds not quite making it here yet. and inland east bay is where we're going to find our extremes on the high side. brentwood, antioch, pittsburg, 91 to 92 degrees. got to go to the coast for the other extremes. 58 to 59, daly city, pacifica. let's look at even else and show you what's going on. san francisco, 67 today. oakland, 73. san jose, 81. petaluma, 84. tomorrow, some minor tweaks gets it a little bit warmer inland. but so minor you probably won't even notice it nor will you notice the drop wednesday. but wait until you see the weather forecast, that drop is a little bit of a tease because it's going to get warmer thursday, friday, and saturday. >> thank you, mike. >>> a former san mateo police officer accused of sexually assaulting several women while on duty is scheduled to be on court today. noah winchester pled not guilty involving five victims. including one who was just 17 years old. today winchester's attorney is trying to get his bail reduced from $3.1 million. we're also expecting to find out the day for his preliminary hearing. >>> barring a last-minute settlement you can expect limited services at courthouse across santa clara county. court employees were on the picket line for a third straight day trying to par again for a new contract after eight years of no raises. they really can't afford the raises that workers like clerks and mediators are asking for. >>> more problems and delays for b.a.r.t.'s new cars. according to the east bay times, there is now an issue with a high voltage switch in the car's power supply unit. it could shut down when it gets too hot. engineers say problems with the same system in b.a.r.t.'s original fleet didn't come up until the cars had been in service for a number be of years. b.a.r.t. was supposed to get the first train in december. that is now going to be pushed back at least until may of next year. >>> from insults to apology plan. coming up next, the speech donald trump is giving today that he hopes will help refocus his campaign. his campaign. >>> also, outside lands, ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> residents of the gulf coast are racing themselves for a week of wet weather. forecasters are predicting rain in the amount of 10 to 15 inches through the next five days. the state department of emergency management is urging people to prepare for flooding similar to the situation in miami recently. >>> tropical storm earl is now blamed for 39 deaths in mexico. the death toll climbed overnight as a result of landslides in the states. the governor of pueblo took time on sunday to view the. all the damage will be repaired. >>> bombing outside a hospital in pack stakistan continues to . 63 people have died. that number is up from 53 since last hour. the explosion happened in the city of queta. close to the afghanistan border. targeting lawyers at the gaets of the emergency ward. they are there following the shooting death of a local lawyer. doz zones of others are injured and no one has claimed responsibility. >>> all right. on to presidential politics now. donald trump will make a major economic policy address in detroit this morning as his struggling campaign tries to get back on track. the speech will focus on getting americans more freedom to use their tools to achieve financial gain. a weekend abc news/"washington post" poll shows hillary clinton had an eight-point lead after a disastrous week by trump. clinton who will also give a major economic address in detroit this thursday will spend today campaigning in florida. >>> exciting day for students in san ramon. today they're going to celebrate the grand opening of their new school. bella vista elementary on trumpet vine lane is hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony at 10:30. showing off their new $260 million campus. it was fund eed by the voter approved measure d. the school district posted these photos on the website. bella vista elementary is going to be home of the trail blazers and it will serve students from k-5. the first day of school is next monday. >>> now, all there is left to do is for crews to do that massive clean-up job at san francisco golden gate park this after another successful outside lands festival. ♪ we can see some of the fun that tens of thousands of people had this weekend at the polo field. the mega concert was mostly peaceful unlike some previous years. >> it's been a great weekend. there's been very, very few issues. i would say the bigger issue has been people jumping the fence and trespassing. we've had numerous arrests each day. >> you and your friends may have posted photos, videos, snaps from outside lands. at&t says concertgoers used enough bandwidth to post 19 million selfies on social media. very nice. >>> we're going to bet back to alexis and she's tracking a few traffic issues. >> taking a look at tri-valley in the pleasanton area. we have had the traffic alert since we started at 4:30 this morning. pretty big tree fell on southbound 680. that is still blocking the right lane. so i know they are trying to get fire crew or a landscaping crew out there to get the chainsaw out and get that chopped up and off the roadway. so you're jammed for two miles coming from 580 and that has spilled over on to westbound 580 as well. just to the east of that for an alternate. there is construction on 84. you may want to avoid that as well. taking you up to the thnovato area. we still have this sig alert. one northbound lane is closed from the very serious crash overnight and that probably will not reopen until noon today. taking a look at the south bay. hazy here in san jose. 280 moving along fine. we may have a problem on 84 just on an on-ramp. so i'm going to do some investigating. i'll have an update on that in just a few as well as possible new problem in the hayward area as well. next traffic update in ten minutes. let's get out to mike nicco now. he is up on the roof. easy for me to say. sorry. messed your name up. it's monday, mike. >> i understand completely. good morning. no worries. yeah, decided to come up on the roof and do investigating. let's open the weather window on sfo. probably we're going to have flight arrival delays because of the cloud coverage. 5 55 degrees. bay and coast is the best place for clouds the next couple nights. even warmer weather is coming this weekend. you can see over the next six hours. there may be drizzle along the coast. the rest of us are going to be dry. in fact, look at the sunshine today. all the way out to even the north bay coast. the peninsula may not be quite as sunny as it was yesterday. but still, even a lot of sunshine as you head down towards the monterey bay. let's see our temperatures down in the south bay. we'll have 76 in milpitas. upper 70s, low 80s, elsewhere. mid 80s. we'll have mid to upper 70s for most of the peninsula. san mateo, pill bramillbrae, th exception. nearly average downtown, south san francisco upper 70s. near 70 degrees. 81 in napa. 87 in santa rosa. breezy conditions will keep berkeley and richmond in the mid to upper 60s while everybody else is in the mid to upper 70s with oakland, 73. san ramon valley, mid to upper 80s. out highway 4 though, look at that, low 90s. here's a look at tonight's temperatures. you can see the cloud cover now extensive as this morning. a lot of low to mid 50s until you get into the inland. east bay and the south bay we'll have mid to upper 50s. here'sly accuweather seven-day forecast. pressure will keep us steady tomorrow and wednesday. warmer weather is going to arrive for thursday, friday, and saturday. you will really notice inland, mid 90s. 80 around the bay. 60s at the coast. hope you have a good day. we'll take a look at tropical storm javier and what it's doing to cabo san lucas when we come back. >>> airbnb is the second most valuable tech start up in the country. it values the home sharing company at $30 billion. second only to uber which is valued at 68 billions dp san francisco based airbnb is looking at experiences that will pay locals to tour specific sites. >>> this story might make any of you car enthusiasts out there cry. the driver of a classic mersz dees crashed her car into a rare ferrari while trying to park. what happened? >> oh. >> this is in virginia over the weekend. the stunned ferrari owner you see him there in the white shorts getting beeped a lot, he had mercedes owner, are you serious? and then, you know, a few words we can't air on broadcast television. the ferrari is worth about 300,000 bucks. >> yikes. >> i'm sure he's well insured. >> let's hope. >> still. >>> we give one spot of good news. all morning long tracking this massive computer outage for delta passengers. >> delta tweeted out they have lifted the ground stop following a power outage. however, just know if you have a delta flight today there's a very good chance it's going to be canceled or delayed. we're going to have a live report from another san jose in just a couple of minutes. >>> first, how tesla's car technology may have saved the life of a driver who was suffering from a serious medical condition. >>> are you one of millions of americans not taking all of your vacation? the new study and why some people aren't taking enough time off. the family favorite. yoplait. well at least he's wearing shoes. well done champ. get gooey, flaky, happy. toaster strudel. >>> in the north bay a woman lost a large amount of money and chips at casino after someone stole her purse and we have a photo of the woman police say is responsible. there she is. she's now wanted for grand theft. officers say the victim was gambling at park west casino in petaluma yesterday morning. the purse was taken as it was hanging on a chair as she was gambling. >>> more on the mosquito fogging is scheduled for tonight. it will begin at 11:00 p.m. preside it will last for several hours. we brought up the maps so you can see where this is. residents in that area in yellow did receive fogging notices on their doors. control says mosquitos infected with west nile were found in some areas of south san jose. >>> if you're looking for a job target is hiring now. they need 100 employees for new store in cupertino. the so-called flexible store is going to be on stevens creek boulevard a mile and half from the full size location. precede actual their interview online and showed up between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. hiring event is at the nearby target at 20745 stevens creek boulevard. interviews will be held each monday throughout the month. it's designed for smaller location with items for local customers. >>> are you someone who doesn't use all of your vacation time? if so, turns out you are not alone. a study by project time off found that last year more than half of american workers left vacation time unused. it amounted to 658 million days. of those 222 million could not roll over and they were just simply lost. expert says that many employees don't take all of their time because their boss never takes time off. there you go. >> that's a bummer. i never want to hear that. >> this is all the beautiful places you are not taking a vacation at right now. >> alexis is not going to take vacation any time soon because she just started. >> i got to save some time up before i can use any of it. and if you are not on vacation about to hit the road heading into work this morning, unfortunately we have a traffic alert in the tri-valley. this is in pleasanton. we've been tracking this since about 3:45 this morning. stem had that tree down in the right-hand lane. again, that is holding steady at four miles for your backup. if you're coming from the east, you can use foothill road for your alternate. 84 is pretty heavy. as you can see that is pretty much at a stand still just about seven miles per hour. we do have slow traffic in hayward and another look at the san jose area. we'll do that? just a few. mike? >>> hi, everybody. pretty quiet out here. breezier than it was this time yesterday when i was out here. let's look at your temperatures around the state. 64 in monterey. mid to upper 90s through the central valley and yosemite. palm springs, 108. right now it's a tropical storm. its name is javier headed toward cabo san lucas. it's going to make a direct hit this evening. by tuesday and wednesday, nothing to worry about. >> thank you, mike. >>> missouri man is crediting tesla's autopilot feature for possibly saving his life. the 37-year-old says he suffered a pulmonary embolism while driving home last month. so he had the autopilot feature on and that kind of works like a cruise control. it works your braking, accelerating and even your steering. so it helped him go 20 miles down the highway close enough to the hospital for him to finish the trip. i'm assuming this isn't him because he's 37 years old and that man isn't. his condition got to a point where he couldn't drive his model x has a feature that would automatically slow the car, turn on the flashers and pull on the right lane although he admits now it probably would have been better to pull over on the side of the road instead averages team of engineers in palo alto is giving us a unique look at plasma erupting from the sun. take a look at this. nas ia released this video of a solar flare the known as icar. it's oozing plasma on its surface. nasa launched it in june 2013 to observe the sun. car' mission is being monitored by a team at lockheed martin in palo alto. >>> scary lucy is no more. we're going to explain all this. there is a new statue of the iconic comedian now on display. hundreds of fans gathered saturday at lucille ball memorial park in western new york and you see her right there. the tarp removed from this new statue and her likeness because lucy was born there. this new statue was unveiled on her birthday. look at this. and it was unveiled to replace this unflattering version by a different artist which was banished because of a facebook campaign. people really did not like it. it's not going away though. it's going to be given another spot in the park. really looks nothing like her. >> it's not going away. >> i know. we're going to be able to see her. >> are they just going to put any person's name to it because it might as well. >>> michael is tackling personal finances. his tips to improve your credit score. >> breaking news about delta, the ground stop just lifted. we're going to help you plan ahead if you are flying today. >>> also, one minute their celebrating. the next they are being rushed to the hospital. what may have sud difficult sickened california's clean air laws we've cut toxic pollution. we're seeing fewing cases of asthma in kids. and the new clean energy economy has created more than half a million jobs. i'm tom steyer. just when we're making progress, 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(avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> here is the breaking news. delta just lifted a worldwide ground stop following a massive computer outage overnight. still there is a lot of residual damage. passengers already facing delays and cancelations today. >> abc 7 news report matt keller is tracking the trouble all morning long at mineta san jose. a few flights will be taking off again soon? >> that's the good news. that update about 20 minutes ago from delta air lines, the grouned stop has been lifted. they're starting to put flights in the air. in fact, here in sachb jose you can see this flight, first flight here out of san jose to los angeles at 6:00 a.m. has closed. it was boarding about half hour ago. that flight has taken off. we got salt lake city and we have minneapolis boarding right now. that's good news here in san jose. there may be a lag time in displaying the flight status on flight boards on their website and apps. the problem has been fixed according to delta. this has been a confusing morning for everyone. including the delta workers. what are y

san jose state students. >> and tony bentnet getting ready to serenade san francisco in a special show tonight. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> tonight the clayton fire in lake county is 80% contained. all evacuation orders lifted, allow something people to return home, while others are left to sift through the remains off their former lives. >>> today people chased away by the clayton fire took steps toward getting their lives back to normal. social service centers are operating to help people file insurance and health claims and these are pictures from downtown lower lake. fire destroyed nearly 190 homes and businesses. the woman who took these photos did not leave her home. she stayed with no electricity, water or cell service, and scanned the horizon, deciding if she would have to suddenly run. she didn't want to leave her home unprotected. >> during the valley fire in lower lake, we had a lot of looters so even though we were in mandatory evacuations, we stayed. and chased looters off of my neighbor's property, across the way, and down here. >> people started their search ye

flows fine. bob redell is in san jose. there is an issue for the light rail trains. what's the latest you hear. >> well, good morning, mike. we're on highway 87 not far from the children's discovery museum. disabled light rail train. this was a car not in service but presumably getting in place for the morning commute. what happened is that lost its pantigraph. if you see that metallic piece of equipment between the two rails, that's the thing that is supposed to be on top of the car. it's the spring like device. we've all seen it before. mounted on top of these light rails. it delivers power to the light rail by making contact with the electrical line. that broke and fell off. in the process damaged the power line itself. you can see the bright lights. you might see men and women in fluorescent vests. they are working on fixing this line right now. and then they are also in the process of moving the light rail, the disabled light railcar out of here. the whole point of this is that it's going to effect the morning commute. vta, valley transportation authority, has told us that