year to the day after they first took to the streets. plus rally cries again turning violent as the new week brings new clashes between police and anti-american protesters in the middle east. and we're waking up to a lot of low clouds around the bay area this morning and lowering temperatures in your seven-day forecast. we'll have a look at that coming up. and of course let's not forget all of the company with you. we have your slowdowns, your backups. we'll give those to you coming up. >> it looks like all your closest friends out on the roads. a beautiful look on this monday, september 17th. this is "today in the bay." gands monday morning to you, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. new this morning, a menlo park school trying to rise from the ashes after a massive fire gutted part of that campus just last week. just hours from now, children returning to school for the

first time in five days. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in menlo park and has a look at what comes next for the damaged beechwood school. >> reporter: good morning, jon. yeah, when students return later this morning to their school here they won't be able to tell there was a fire here. yes, you do have that dirt patch where the burned-down building once stood but the parents and staff spent a chunk of the weekend trying to clean things up so the memory won't be as obvious for the students. of course they do know what happened. it was early thursday morning when a third grade classroom along with the front office in a modular structure burned down. the fire department believes it was a pinched electrical cord in the pack of a kitchen range that started this. it destroyed that portable structure that not only housed the third grade class but the front office as well. there were no fire sprinklers inside nor was there a monitored alarm. according to the fire chief here inlo park, even though it's

a good idea, they aren't required in modular structures, because modular structures are considered temporary. even though this has been used since the mid-'80s, it is still legal not to have it this place. the school did pass their annual fire inspections and would have installed those systems if told to do so. it turns out the school will replace all the modular structures on campus with a permanent building next summer. that will be a structure that mostly like will have a fire suppression system inside. the school could start construction sooner given the fact they are now down offices and one classroom. we know the school had identified three temporary spaces for that third grade class so they did have options. they have also been receiving donations to get supplies in the meantime until the insurance money kicks in. if you are interested in contributing and start looking for help, go to brentwoodschool.org. it serves low income students k through 8.

bob redell, "today in the bay." this morning a san mateo area family asking for your help to solve a mystery aboard an amtrak train. this man, 69-year-old charles dowd, vanished while traveling across the country last week. dowd is a retired san francisco firefighter who planned to take amtrak to visit his family in montreal. he left on the train wednesday but never made it to his destination. we contacted amtrak this morning and they told us it's still an active investigation. amtrak has med with dowd's family members and is working closely with local police departments along the train's route to try to find dowd. family members have created a facebook page to help get the word out nationwide. union city police are on the hunt for a man responsible for a robbery and attempted sexual assault. investigators say the suspect held up the woman at gunpoint one week ago. she was walking aloan around 10:30 at night. police say he forced her down to

the ground, took her money and then tried to sexually assault her. the suspect took off after getting scared by a passing car. investigators unfortunately only have a vague suspect description. dark hair, medium build and a tattoo on the right side of his neck. the woman accused of killing hayward nursing student michelle le is due in court today. the pretrial hearing is set to begin exactly one year to the day after le's body was found. esteban is charged with murder. le's blood was found on her shoes and they tracked both cell phones to the same location the night le disappeared. in chicago, a teenager accused of a homegrown thorough plot is due in federal court today. prosecutors say an undercover agent gave 18-year-old adel daoud a phony bomb and watched him pull the trigger outside of a bar. court documents say he was

active in internet forums and is now charged with using a weapon of mass destruction. pru bru prosecutors say he was offered several chances to walk away from the plot. military sources say the latest attack happened when an afghan soldier turned his weapon on a car that he thought was being driven by nato soldiers. one civilian worker was injured. just hours earlier, an afghan police officer shot and killed four american service members in kabul. military sources say another afghan soldier disarmed the gunman and then took him into custody. the gunman allegedly told interrogators he intended to target troops. those attacks come just one day after nato air strikes killed eight women and girls in a remote part of afghanistan. also in afghanistan, a developing story right now spreading throughout the muslim world. in kabul, a new series of anti-american protests are breaking out.

hundreds of armed demonstrators clashing with police there, setting fire to a couple of cars. they also attacked several compounds belonging to a western security firm. in pakistan, two people were killed during an anti-american protest yesterday. demonstrators throughout the middle east and northern africa right now still very angry over that obscure anti-islam film proud in the u.s. and then uploaded to youtube. now, protesters and protests first broke out in egypt and libya late tuesday afternoon rumors spread that the united states was going to play that video on national television as a part of its 9/11 commemoration. 6:06. rising anti-american violence is prompting the state department to pull its diplomats out of sudan and tunisia. u.s. citizens are also being urged to cancel travel plans to both countries. just last tuesday u.s. ambassador and bay area native chris stevens was killed alongside three other americans during an attack on the u.s. embassy in libya.

libyan leaders say four arrests have been made since that attack and 50 people are wanting for questioning. today marks one year since the occupy movement took hold on wall street. and then it spread from coast to coast. rallies are being planned across cities across the country, including a major gathering expected in san francisco's financial district. "today in the bay's" christie smith joins us live from san francisco with more on today's rallies and why it could mean big problems for drivers. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. it's like old times. they have got their tents and sleeping bags out here in the financial district again this morning. you know, right now kind of a small group, only about a half dozen occupy demonstrators. but they say their numbers will grow with events all day to mark the one-year anniversary of the occupy movement. these demonstrators started gathering last night here at california street and kearney in front of a building that houses some of the larger financial institutions that they're protesting against.

bank of america, goldman sachs. one year later they're saying you're not seeing those large campouts like you used to, but the movement hasn't gone away, it's just gotten much more focused. >> the movement grew and blossomed. i think different groups started realizing they had different focuses, so you have a group that works continually on stopping foreclosures. you have another group, the action council, which brings together community groups. >> reporter: now here's a partial list of what's happening today in san francisco. at noon a group focused on stopping foreclosures plans to gather at the san francisco war memorial building. then at 1:00 what they're calling a mobile street party, that's at justin herman plaza. they take off at 2:00. at 3:00, a group plans to bring trash bags to one investment group at one market plaza. then at 5:00, that's the big event, the anniversary celebration and march that starts at california and kearney, followed by a 6:00 p.m. event, a debt burning and street

festival also here at california and kearney. we have seen san francisco police drive by a couple of times to keep an eye on things, but so far pretty quiet out here. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." this year at cal state applicants could be getting a warning letter instead of a thank you note for their interest. the letter warning prospective students the spots they hope to fill could evaporate if the govern's push to raise taxes in november fails. but an anti-tax group says those letters are illegal. they claim university officials are using government resources to bolster a political campaign and they want the practice immediately stopped. csu officials, on the other hand, they deny that the letter is political. our last week of summer, got to say goodbye to it. fall creeping around the corner. rob has a look at our forecast today. >> we're seeing some changes out there, jon and laura. we can see the low clouds, the bottom of low clouds or the

ceiling above downtown san francisco. the top of the clouds at 2,000 feet so when the marine layer thickens up to that depth. it has no trouble spilling all the way into livermore. 46 in novato. notice the wind into fairfield and livermore, the sea breeze reaching our inland valleys this morning. it's an all-day event in terms of those onshore winds which will keep the cool conditions and clouds along the coast today. notice around lunchtime we get clearing skies inland. heading into the afternoon the clouds will spill into the san bruno gap. hour by hour for your temperatures, light jackets for the morning and t-shirt weather inland. you can keep your jacket from oakland over to san francisco. san jose should see temperatures in the mid-70s. not much change through wednesday. as we've been talking about, fall gets started saturday morning with temperatures cooling off this weekend. we'll take a look at the bay bridge where it's getting a little crowded so, you know, warm, huddling together.

we see a smooth drive approaching. that orange now because of the speeds off of the berkeley curve now dipping down dramatically as you approach the cash lanes in the backup. we should see the metering lights soon. we saw this clear the earlier accident, no injuries and now cleared from all lanes, including hov. eastbound and westbound 80 both moving smoothly through the area. get a live look outside and see how things are shaping up. for 101 in san jose, a nice drive northbound. slowing from 680 up toward 880 but that's about the only change. we'll end with this, the golden gate bridge. an easy drive all the way down from novato through san rafael and across into the city with a great, clear view across the span as well. back to you. 6:11 right now. coming up, a new blood pressure risk and this one is not for adults but actually for children. we'll tell you which householdin greed yent is being blamed. and the iphone 5 becomes the best-selling phone ever, even though they aren't in stores yet. we'll take a look coming up.

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a new program put in place today may have you rethinking that order of golden fries. starting today mcdonald's will post calorie information for all of its food inside restaurants and at the drive-through. the posted calorie counts font will be as big as the price. the company is making the change ahead of a new law next year that will require all restaurants to post those calorie counts. your kids may not be eating a big mac a day, but their salt intake may make it look like they do. a new cdc study shows kids eat

more than 3,000 milligrams of salt every day. for reference, that's about the same amount of salt contained in three big macs. the cdc reminding us higher salt intake is linked to higher blood pressure. the recommended daily sodium intake for kids is no more than one teaspoon daily or about 2300 milligrams. if you're just waking up with us this morning, good morning. here's a quick recap of today's top stories. school is actually back in session today at the beechwood school in menlo park. the school has been closed since last thursday morning after a fire broke out inside a portable classroom on campus. firefighters say a faulty kitchen appliance was likely to blame. anti-american protests continue to grow in the middle east this morning. today hundreds of protesters clashing with police in kabul, afghanistan. in pakistan two people were killed during similar protests. today marks one year since the occupy movement first took aim at wall street. several protests are planned

locally and nationwide, including a 24-hour occupation on california street in san francisco. so the question is after a year, has that occupy movement actually had an effect on wall street? >> scott mcgrew, really a hard judgment to make. >> reporter: it is. good morning, laura. occupy rather famously declines to announce specific goals so it's going to be hard to say what it's accomplished. one year in, though, probably too soon to judge. one blogger pointing out this morning one year into the vietnam war protests, not much had been accomplished. one year into the montgomery bus, the civil rights movement was just getting started. this is the first anti-war protest, some of the first in san francisco, 1964. the war ended 11 years later. apple announced this morning there have been two million preorders, double the number of iphone 4s preorders. people eager to get a slightly taller iphone with access to a

faster network and pay $30 a year for the adapter as well. at&t reporting this morning it's going to be their best-selling iphone as well. less than -- well, i don't know quite where we are. people have been asking me should they upgrade to this new iphone 5. i'm a bit mystified by it. the iphone itself is an absolute miracle. i would say even the iphone 3, not that they're available anymore, is a miracle. so if you don't have an iphone, i would heartily recommend switching over. as far as going from 4s to 5? you know, up to you. but i don't quite see it. >> i'm with you, scott. >> there you have it. less than four hours from now, the oakland a's will begin selling tickets to something that actually doesn't even exist. >> they're hoping positive thoughts turns into positive play. >> it's a good deal. >> a great deal. we're talking about tickets to the playoffs for a team that may or may not actually be playing

in them. marla tellez is joining us live from the coliseum with what those tickets come with -- actually come with a little risk but potentially rock-bottom price so the risk is worth it. right, marla? >> reporter: i'd say so. kwor good morning, jon and laura. take me out to the ball defame for a mere $15. this is how much the lowest ticket for the oakland a's playoff tickets when they go on sale a little later on this morning. according to the a's website, this is the starting price and they do go up from here, all the way up to $225 a ticket. it's been a long time since the oakland a's have been in this playoff position. right now they're on top of the wild card standings with a two-game lead on baltimore for the top american league wild card spot. their latest series against the orioles began right here at the coliseum friday night in front of a sellout crowd of about 35,000, which is unusual for the a's, who are often overlooked, but not anymore. fans we spoke to this morning

say they are pleasantly surprised by their record. even more surprised by the ticket prices. even ran into a giants fan who admits he's a little envious of the cost. >> wow, that is good. yeah, that's great. in this day and age, yeah, that's tremendous. >> although you're an orange and black guy, would you pick up a ticket for 15 bucks to go see the a's? >> no. >> reporter: okay, a little envious but a very loyal giants fan. still, a's fans are basking in this winning season and some say they hope it keeps them in oakland. mlb commissioner bud selig could decide by the end of the year on whether or not they actually move to san jose. the a's starting off this week with a break today. they are off today, but then it's 16 straight days to the regular season finish line. wild card playoffs begin in about two and a half weeks. the first game is october 5th. again, the oakland a's playoff

tickets go on sale in 3 hours 30 minutes from now at 10:00 this morning. you can pick them up right here at the box office at the coliseum or find them online. and, yes, they are refundable in case the a's don't enup making the playoffs. live in oakland, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> we of course have our fingers crossed they will be in there. across the bay, the giants haven't locked up a playoff spot yet either but are looking pretty good leading the nl west. >> looking good for both teams across the bay. they plan on selling playoff tickets later this month. in fact they have two home games coming up. should we bundle up? rob is in for christina. >> i think giants sweatshirts will be just fine. maybe it will be like '89 with the a's and giants in the world series, but no earthquakes, please. we don't want that. let's see what's going on outside right now. we do have the low clouds this morning, but the low clouds not really at ground level. they're at about 800 feet high. so at the midspan of the bay bridge, you can see it so we don't have fog slowing your

commute, but the marine layer has thickened up close to 2,000 feet high. so it has made its way all the way into livermore and fairfield this morning. now, speaking of the giants forecast, we've got game time tonight. coming up at 7:15 we'll be watching giants versus the rockies. madison bumgarner taking the mound. sweatshirt weather out there at at&t park. a's have the day off. they'll take on the detroit tigers in detroit tomorrow. around the bay area today we've got 50s to get your morning started. on the coast it's only going to warm up a whopping 5 to 7 degrees. west wind at 14 into san francisco. sea breeze really being the main factor in our weather today, cooling us off in our inland spots. notice what's happening on the satellite/radar, the monsoon moisture will off to the east as we see the main jetstream off to the north. bit of a subtropical jetstream around this area of low pressure sitting offshore and high pressure did weaken from yesterday. that's the reason why the marine layer thickened up. we'll see cooling for inland

valleys today. low clouds hanging out on the coast through the day and into the evening. then as we fast forward and give you a preview of tomorrow morning, look at that, the low clouds spilling in once again. no 90s inland but some low 80s in the warmer places south of san jose. pretty comfortable day, good for air quality too. low 80s around the tri-valley and some upper 70s. for the north bay mid-70s waiting for you in wine country. 62 in san francisco, so pretty cool around inner bay. sweatshirt and jacket weather around the bay. inland pretty comfortable and then thursday and friday, probably the warms days of the week but probably not as warm as this weekend. fall gets started there on saturday morning. cooling temperatures and more clouds coming your way this weekend. mike. >> we're looking for traffic flow. it's on pace right here for 580 westbound. you have your typical slowing in the orange into the 40s and 50s. red, back at 205 is where things are really slow and a nice drive until it bottlenecks around the

first exit as folks are making their way down towards stanley, isabel and into livermore. as you get toward the dublin interchange, a nice easy drive for the westbound direction but it looks like a new accident just popped up at the transition. i was going to tell folks on the eastbound side the stall has cleared but the westbound commute might have some more slowing right at the transition. i'll bring you those updates in just a few minutes. meanwhile, we'll see how things are shaping up here in palo alto. the peninsula drive picking up the volume but the pace moving nicely up into san francisco for northbound 101. southbound equally as smooth. let's see how things are coming over the san mateo bridge. your commute into the peninsula side, a beautiful view and beautiful drive. the low clouds not touching the bridges so your visibility is just fine here as well as the bay bridge. we'll show you the toll plaza now. all lanes starting to show the backup. it looks like the metering lights were just turned on a few minutes ago. back to you. 6:23. coming up, flight delay. why space shuttle's final mission to the west coast isn't

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happening right now, a very strong typhoon just battering on japan and parts of south korea with strong winds and heavy rain. there are reports of injuries due to a landslide in south korea, but so far no reports yet on any deaths. right now more than 100,000

homes and businesses between both countries are without power and many flights and ferries have been cancelled. typhoon sanba is right now pushing northeast and experts say it won't hit impoverished north korea directly, but the country is expected to see plenty of rain and plenty of wind. well, this morning a new snag for the space shuttle "endeavour." >> that's right. >> the shuttle's final flight to the west coast is now actually being delayed. "endeavour" was scheduled to leave kennedy space center atop a 747 today for a nationwide tour that actually ends in los angeles, but weather has now postponed that flight until at least tomorrow. "endeavour" is expected to fly over the golden gate bridge and nasa ames in mountain view on thursday, which will be quite a sight, before eventually heading to its final home at the california science center in los angeles. >> we'll keep our eyes to the sky for that one. 6:27 right now. still ahead, waiting for daylight. the all-out search for a missing local fisherman starts again after the sun goes up. [ female announcer ] pillsbury crescents on their own are wonderful

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shapeful secrets uncovered. did the boy scouts help suspected child molesters cover up their tracks. plus from the classroom to the courtroom. how chicago's high-profile mayor is now trying to school thousands of striking teachers. and how are you feeling on a monday morning? hopefully this shot will help raise your spirits as you start the workweek. that's a beautiful shot live over san francisco on this monday, september 17th. this is "today in the bay." and it is straight-up 6:30. good morning, everybody, i'm jon kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. it's back-to-school day for thousands of children across the bay area today but for dozens in menlo park, it's going to mean a little more. they're coming back for the first time since a fire gutted parts of their school last thursday. bob redell joins us live in menlo park this morning with a

look at what comes next for the damaged beechwood school. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. you can't even tell there was a fire here because they have removed that modular structure that burned down thursday morning and all that's left is this dirt patch. actually this is by design. this weekend the staff and parents came out here to clean up so that when students come back today, yes, they'll notice that the old classroom is gone, but you're not going to see the charred remains of this fire. it was a fire that was early thursday morning. no one was here at the time. the fire department believes it was a pinched electrical cord on the pack of an electric oven range that caused this accidentally. it destroyed a portable structure that not only housed the third grade class but the front office as well. it turns out there were no fire sprinklers nor was there a monitored alarm. according to the fire chief that is perfectly legal when you have a modular structure since it's considered temporary. it doesn't need that sort of fire suppression system. the school says they did pass their national fire inspections

and would have installed those systems if required. it also turns out the school will replace the rest of the modular structures on campus. plans are for a permanent building next summer. one that would have a better fire suppression system but the school could start construction sooner now that they are down offices and one classroom. for the third grade class, they did have three temporary spaces they identified to move into so they'll use one of those this morning when classes resume. they have also within receiving donations to help with supplies until the insurance money kicks in. and they are still looking for donations. you can go to beechwoodschool.org to donate. beechwood school is a private school but it is a non-profit that primarily serves low income students from the surrounding neighborhood. they have just over 170 students k through 8 who are going to be back in school this monday morning after a fire destroyed part of their school about five days ago. reporting live here in menlo park, bob redell, "today in the bay." we are following a

developing story out of gilroy where police are investigating an early morning shooting. it happened on the 8000 block of westwood drive near highway 152 just after midnight. police say a 22-year-old man was shot multiple times in the parking lot of the complex. he's hospitalized right now. his condition is not known. so far no arrests have been made. we'll continue to follow the story and bring you updates as soon as they become available. a father charged with kidnapping his own children and then sailing away with them in a stolen yacht is expected to enter a plea in that case today. he took the children from their mother's home and then stole a yacht from the alameda harbor and sailed out to the coast. in coast last week he claimed he was trying to save his children from an abusive home with their mother. the children's mother had recently sought a restraining order against him. just hours from now, search teams will be back out in napa county looking for a fisherman who fell off a bridge.

26-year-old jose mogano was fishing with friends over the napa river around 2:30 yesterday morning. friends say he fell in and started drifting downstream. they say he was not a strong swimmer, but he did know how to float. the search for him was called off yesterday afternoon, but will resume after first light this morning. it has now been six months since 15-year-old sierra lamar disappeared on her way to school and unfortunately there is still no sign of her. last night family and friends gathering at the sierra search center in morgan hill for a vigil where they released balloons and offered prayers. 21-year-old antolin garcia torrez is charged with kidnapping and murdering lamar but has yet to enter a plea. another shakeup for the boy scouts of america this morning. an analysis of internal documents reveals the organization failed to report hundreds of alleged child molesters to police or parents. the "l.a. times" reviewed 1600 files from 1970 to 1991.

the paper found boy scout officials frequently urged child molesters to quietly resign and helped many cover their tracks. scouts attorneys across the country have been fighting to keep those files from public view. happening now, the chicago teachers strike entering its second week. mayor rahm emanuel is now pushing for a court order that would force some 25,000 teachers to get back to work. he says the strike is illegal an he wants an injunction to block it while negotiations continue. there had been hope the dispute would be resolved over the weekend. i guess they did get close, but teachers want more time to go over a city proposal. now, the main sticking points have been proposed employee evaluations and job security. 6:35 monday in the morning. we want to check the forecast. rob mayeda is in for christina this week. >> we're waking up with quite a

few low clouds even into the east bay. tri-valley locations waking up to low clouds. temperatures because of the low clouds not too chilly. mostly low to mid-50s outside. 56 san jose, 55 in san francisco, but afternoon temperatures not warming up a whole lot, especially for the bay and the peninsula later on today. look at the wind reaching into fairfield, southwest at about 17 miles per hour. so low clouds the story for the morning into san jose at least through 9:00. and then around the afternoon we see clearing skies. but on the coast we'll be stuck with the low clouds for a while. in fact they'll be filling in again as we head towards the evening. hour by hour your temperatures through 8:00, 40s an 50s outside. cool day with patchy low clouds around oakland and san francisco. san jose mid-70s briefly, upper 70s and low 80s inland. for the tri-valley today and through wednesday. thursday a bit warmer. as we head toward the weekend expect more clouds and cooling temperatures arriving with the start of fall saturday morning. look at the bottom of your screen, these folks dipping through the toll plaza, car poolers, hov, so consider that

when you're packing your car. the rest of the folks, the metering lights are on. there's a minor accident on thein line blocking your second lane and that's why they have likely slowed those metering lights. we also have another issue looking over toward the dub lip interchange, west 580, you had two lanes blocked toward the transition by appear accident there and it looks like another one heading down south with slowing through pleasanton made worse with an accident right around stone ridge. a live look at the south bay, san jose, shows the volume of traffic continuing to build for the northbound side with these headlines slow as you approach the 680/101 interchange. 6:37. still ahead, targeted by the taliban, a plot to capture prince harry takes a violent turn in the middle east. plus, buckingham palace blowing its lid over some topless photos. how the royal family is now trying to stop a series of scandalous pictures from spreading. ♪

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or destroyed before western soldiers killed 18 of the militants and then took one prisoner. britain's ministry of defense says prince harry was nowhere near that camp during the attack. 6:41. this morning, britain's royal family is going to court to keep more topless photos of the country's future queen from being published. the court hearing comes on the same day an itail january m-- italian magazine plans to publish more photos taken of the dutchess of cambridge taken on a vacation with prince william. last week they ran some photos showing her sun bathing topless. they will also file a criminal complaint against the photographer who took those pictures. >> they have stricter privacy laws in france so it should be a doozy. 6:41 right now. coming up, down but not out. how a forgotten movement is trying to occupy the headlines today and why it could mean some problems with that commute in san francisco. growing pressure for google

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welcome back, everyone. today marking one year since the occupy movement took hold on wall street and then spread coast to coast. protesters have been gathering all night long in san francisco's financial district where they are planning a series of events to take place all day long. christie smith is live in the city with an update on that protest and how this one could affect your evening commute. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. you know, i just spoke with one of the workers inside this building here on california street and he tells me he is

just hoping for a calm, peaceful day as he's watching tents pop up outside, marking the one-year anniversary of the occupy movement. a small group started pitching tents and unrolling their sleeping bags last night. they picked this corner because they say it's home to the many financial institutions that they have been protesting against all along. the issues they say are the same, financial inequality, foreclosures, but they say the group has grown in its tactics. less camps out and more of a focused agenda. >> we're transitioning. we have occupy groups that have started all across the city of san francisco. focusing on all different issues and then coming together when we need to come together. so while it looks like we might have gotten smaller, we actually have gotten larger. >> reporter: so here's a partial list of some of the things that could slow you down today. at noon a group focused on stopping foreclosures plans to gather at the san francisco war memorial building at 1:00, what

they're calling a mobile street party. that's gathering at justin herman plaza, they take off at 2:00. at 3:00, a group plans to bring trash bags to an investment group at one market plassa. then at 5:00, the anniversary celebration and march at california and kearney streets. followed by an event at 6:00 p.m., they call that a debt burning and street festival. this is just a partial list but there are quite a few going on all day. something to keep in mind if you plan to travel through downtown or the financial strict. christie smith, "today in the bay." not just in san francisco but in new york and other places throughout the country, occupy protesters holding rallies in more than 30 cities nationwide. this is a live look at new york city this morning from overhead where occupy protesters have taken to the streets. new york city, of course, the birth place of the movement. several hundred protesters gathering near the new york stock exchange there. police and motorcycles have been

shadowing that group. so fall just a handful of protesters have been arrested for sitting on the sidewalk. 6:47 right now. we check in with rob mayeda in for christina loren today. cool, chilly? >> it is cooling off. this weekend we had temperatures near 90 in our inland valleys. not the case today. we've got all the low clouds inland into livermore, even near fairfield this morning which hints at some cooler changes. and oakland, you're seeing a lot of gray skies there but not down at ground level so that's good news. for our bridges, you're not running into fog. the bottom of those clouds ar the about 800 feet, higher up. the tops of the clouds are 2,000 feet. when you get that, they have no trouble spilling in and reaching the tri-valley like we're seeing this morning. temperatures with the low clouds not too bad, mostly low 50s outside so a light jacket as you head out with the kids this morning should be fine. but they'll probably be going back to t-shirt weather by the afternoon. even though the sea breeze is out there reaching into fairfield and around livermore,

our inland valleys should still see low 80s well inland but around the coast and bay it's going to be chilly the next couple of days. temperatures will be in the upper 50s and low 60s for the next couple of afternoons. satellite view shows you we don't have any monsoon moisture so if you're headed to the high country, the sierra looks pretty good. we'll still see temperatures further inland to the north, around lake county close to 90 today. a bit of a subtropical flow coming across the central california coast. you probably saw the high clouds yesterday, may see a few more this afternoon. right now it's the low clouds we're waking up to this afternoon. clearing skies inland and once again like clockwork, we'll see the low clouds spilling back across the bay and into our inland valleys tomorrow. we've got this relatively mild pattern in place wrapping up the last few days of summer with temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. pleasanton, sunol, up towards alamo and danville, you'll probably see low 80s for the afternoon, but 82 in fairfield

not that bad. low 70s around the north bay. south winds cooling things off in wine country. not much change actually through wednesday. thursday a brief warmup and temperatures cooling down. more clouds coming in as fall gets started saturday morning around the bay area cooling off through sunday. let's take a live look at fremont past the truck scales. the volume on 880 looking really nice right here, but further north in fremont as you're heading up into union city and hayward, the map shows you the backup. there's a motorcycle accident and a pickup. there's an ambulance now on scene and a fire truck blocking two lanes right at that center divide, distracting both directions. that's why you have such a slow drive in both directions as you're heading toward 92. that is an issue. now backing up traffic all the way coming off of the castro valley y for 580 as well. 580 and 680, the earlier accident, still reports in lanes at the transition but they're able to make that transition onto 680 but very slow there. the other issue, it's northbound at stone ridge so that's a

counter commute. but your sthbound commute shows slowing. let's get a live look at sunol and here's your slow drive towards castlewood an andrade and a live look at the bay bridge. the earlier accident has cleared from the inline. the bad news, it's the toll plaza so it's not clear because it doesn't happen that way in the morning commute. back to you. new this morning, a total of four americans are now dead and a nato worker injured after two separate attacks over in afghanistan. military sources say the latest attack happened when an afghan soldier turned his weapon on a car he thought was being driven by nato soldiers. one civilian worker was injured. hours earlier an afghan police officer shot and killed four service members in kabul. another afghan soldier eventually disarmed that gunman and took him into cost deechlt the gunman allegedly telling spare gator interrogators, he intended to target troops.

it comes on the heels of an air strike that killed eight women and girls in a remote part of afghanistan. also in afghanistan, a developing story as hundreds of people take to the streets of kabul to protest against the u.s. police are clashing with hundreds of protesters rallying against an obscure anti-muslim video produced in the u.s. that video, of course, has prompted widespread protests throughout the muslim world through last tuesday. now it's become a point of contention on the presidential campaign trail. >> tracie potts is live in washington, d.c., this morning with a look at how the issues are playing out in that race for the white house. good morning. >> reporter: jon, laura, good morning. good morning, everyone. you know, those attacks -- those protests that we saw this morning in afghanistan, pretty dramatic video. take a look. we saw some things on fire. apparently they were burning cars and flags, shouting "death to america." this has now spread to 20 different countries. afghanistan this morning being among the latest.

it wasn't just in the capital. apparently there were some of these protests around that country. meantime, what impact is this going to have on the presidential campaign? interestingly, we may not see a lot of discussion about it in this week's campaign event. take a look, mitt romney is going to be in l.a. today. he's going to be reaching out to latino voters. we get a sneak peek at his speech to the hispanic chamber of commerce. he'll focus on unemployment. he's going to head out to utah and texas. president obama today at a rally in ohio. he's also got a fund-raiser in new york and a couple of events in florida, virginia, wisconsin. you will recognize some, but not all of those. many of them as battleground states. but, look, both of these campaigns -- neither of these campaigns really benefit from talking a lot about what's going on overseas. insiders say mitt romney, foreign policy not really his forte. for president obama, these images of burning the u.s. flag, certainly not good for the presidency, so you might not hear a lot about it today.

>> all right, tracie potts, thank you very much for the update. california's dna collection law approved by voters back in 2004 is now getting a new look from federal judges this week. that law requires dna samples to be taken from anyone arrested for a felony, not just those convicted of a felony. wednesday the aclu will ask a federal appeals court in san francisco to strike down that law. it's just the latest in a series of legal challenges claiming the law amounts to unconstitutional search and seizure. a san jose neighborhood is calling for new traffic safety measures after an 8-year-old boy was struck and killed by a pickup truck. it happened on farm drive near highway 87 just before 8:00 friday night. since then, a memorial has been growing for matthew dinn. police say he was riding a small electric bike when he drove it out of a driveway and yonto the

street. family and neighbors are calling for more safety on that street. the accident is still under investigation. new this morning, students right now heading back to class this morning for the very first time since that massive fire in a menlo park prep school last week. we have a live look at the beechwood school. crews spent the entire weekend tearing down the portable buildings that were just gutted boy that fire last week. investigators say a faulty kitchen appliance likely started the fire last thursday. as you can see, this is a big one. the fire did $400,000 in damage, destroying the school's administrative offices and a third grade classroom. beechwood is a private school that is geared toward low income families andfunded mostly by private donations. markets have been open for about 24 minutes this morning. apple certainly in the headlines this week. could they be leading? >> good morning. yes, indeed they are. we're seeing mostly lower reports from most stocks this morning but apple is ahead.

the dow industrials are down 26 points. apple up about six bucks. as we reported earlier, apple has announced it has presold two million iphones, which is absolutely extraordinary. that's double the number of iphones that they sold when it was back at iphone 4. of course they go on sale on friday and, yes, we have already seen lines building up, at least in new york city on fifth avenue. jon and marla. >> well, they're the hottest team in baseball but some would argue they're also the most overlooked. today the oakland a's hoping to get on your radar by selling ticket to the playoff its and they're not guaranteed a spot yet. >> marla tellez is live to explain. it sounds like tickets are pretty price friendly for fans, assuming they even make it. >> reporter: yeah, they still have to make it to the playoffs. you're right, laura, this deal seems too good to be true. let me put it to you this way. if you're an oakland a's fan and come on down to the coliseum,

you'd be the first in line to pick up these potential playoff tickets when they go on sale at 10:00 this morning. rock bottom, they are starting at $15 a ticket. 1-5, $15 a ticket. so far the a's are proving that the giants are not the only mlb team to cheer for in the bay area, even though they lost to the orioles last night. they still have won eight of their last ten games. their regular season record is 84-62. their future looks bright with the playoffs right around the corner. they have a two-game lead on baltimore for the top american league wild card spot and fans are taking notice. especially happy to hear tickets are starting so low at $15. >> for any major sport now it's -- especially with the raider tickets being so expensive. >> we in the bay area can use the funds but if they move them out of town, what are we going to do? i think a lot of bay area teams should stay in the bay area. >> reporter: on the other side of the spectrum, tickets go as

high as $225. that's for the diamond level. here's a little bit of tidbit information for you. the last time the a's won the world series was 23 years ago in 1989. so just talk of a potential playoff run is exciting for a's and their fans. again, these refundable tickets go on sale at t10:00 this morning. a little early start talking about the 49ers in the playoffs but they are looking good, off to a 2-0 start. actually great defense and they have an extra layer of defense up in the stands. >> the team had undercover san francisco police officers actually dressed up as both 49ers and detroit lions fans during yesterday's first regular season home game at candlestick park. just wanted to play it safe. they also posted signs with a number for security that fans could call or text. security didn't just target unruly fans, but scalpers also trying to sell fake tickets and people selling fake merchandise. on the ice meantime, this

morning a new deal nowhere in sight, unfortunately, as the nhl has made its lockout official with the players. >> that's right. take a look, san jose's hp pavilion live this morning where the sharks are asking fans for patience. in a statement the team says, quote, our fans and partners are our number one priority. we hope to see you and the nhl action pack at the hp pavilion very soon. players and owners are at odds on how to split revenue. training camp was supposed to start this week and opening day sked scheduled for october 11th, but so far the league has not cancelled any games. this is the fourth lockout since 1992. the last one forced the league to cancel an entire season. >> kind of like that song, more money, more problems. 6:58. let's get one final check with rob mayeda. >> this morning we've got a lot of low clouds and temperatures are cooling down. 70s to 80s inland, school 60s throughout the day around oakland and san francisco. not much change through wednesday. a little warmer come thursday

and fall begins on saturday and sunday, cooling off for the weekend. >> and this accident 580 westbound, your commute direction, the second of the morning approaching 680. that's another problem and causing a backup coming out of livermore. slow 680 in through sunol because of a heavier drive. an accident in fremont as you're heading up toward hayward, both directions of 880 slow as well as the castro valley y. if you're just starting your day action here's a quick recap of today's top stories. school is back in session today at the beechwood school in menlo park. it was closed thursday after a fire broke out inside a portable classroom on campus. firefighters say a faulty kitchen appliance may be to blame for that fire. and today marks one year since the occupy movement first took aim at wall street. several protesters and protests planned in the bay area today, including a 24-hour occupation on california street in san francisco. we'll have a lot more news ahead as the "