. new this morning, police trying to figure out what led up to a deadly party bush crash in the south bay. officers still on the scene investigating the latest details next. plus the giants investigation after the player on the opposing team accuses a fan of racism. what that player is saying this morning. a massive sinkhole opens up at a resort just miles away from disney land. crews are on the scene as we speak. we'll have the latest information. let's take you live outside. that is san francisco, and i believe possibly the bay bridge -- excuse me -- it would be the golden gate bridge t. fog the fog is confusing. nothing confusing about this. this is "today in the bay."

good monday morning to you. 4:30. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning. new this morning, a deadly crash in santa clara county involving a party bus from san francisco. police say another car and that bus slammed right into each other, sending the bus careens down an embankment. the trouble is when police arrived, the bus driver was not there. this all happened on northbound 280 late last night south of the alpine road off-ramp. that is where "today in the bay's" marla tellez is right now currently gathering more information. she will have a live update coming for us at 5:00. right now let's see how that's affecting traffic, checking in with mike. >> horrible way to start the day with that information. let me put it into the traffic context. we're looking at 101 in palo alto. a very light volume of traffic as you travel past the headlights. the map will show you this area for 101.

you saw how light the traffic flow is there. this is a little farther north on 280 which is more sparsely populated. the issue is three of the five northbound lanes are currently blocked. we expect things to be clearing up. they're getting the latest details. with three out of five lanes, even a slight bump up in traffic will cause some slowing. no slowing except for right at the immediate scene with those lights. so 280 is all right north of woodside. it's a smooth drive as well as you're heading toward the bay bridge. sounds like that has cleared up. christina, we're talking about the start of the work weak. >> looking better now that you're back with us. no b.a.r.t. strike in case you different get that information over the weekend. temperatures this morning are really comfortable. 56 to start you off in concord, 57 in livermore. the big story in the weather department is our stretch of

fantastic weather going to come to a screeching halt as we head through the end of the week into the weekend. we're talking about a heat wave, triple-digit plus, near record temps. i'll break it down for you, show the timeline for the changes. there's a meteor shower happening. we'll talk about better viewing for that guys. 4:33. happening now, a sinkhole opened up overnight in the middle of a villa at a florida resort just miles from diz any world. summer bay resort, about ten miles west of disney world in clermont, florida caused it to collapse. another section of the building is also sinking. the building was evacuated after guests heard popping noises and windows began breaking. no injuries reported. attorney general eric holder

set to be in san francisco this morning, expected to announce major changes to the criminal justice system. holder speakingali at the ameri bar association's meeting. nbc bay area has a preview of its speech, which will feature scaling back harsh prison sentences for some drug-related crimes. it will also release some elderly non-violent offenders. he says the u.s. can't incarcerate or prosecute our way to becoming a safer nation. coming up at 5:00 this morning, bob redell will have more details on the attorney general's plan. also attending today's conference, former secretary of state hillary clinton. she's the guest of honor where the aba will be recognizing her for her legal career and helping in advancing women lawyers. clinton worked in private practice in arkansas and graduated from yale law. she also worked as a counselor in the house judiciary committee

during the watergate investigation. the giants are looking at surveillance game. center fielder adam jones says a fan threw a banana to him. it happened after he hit a three-run homer in the top of the ninth. after the game he tweeted about the incident. i want to thank whatever expletive through that banana my direction to me --. there were no in-house radio calls about the incident. the park is revealing surveillance footage and will continue investigating today. it reminds that throwing things tont field are grounds for ejection. san jose police trying to figure out exactly what caused a deadly crash, killing two teenage boys and injuring three others. we have video here taken by somebody who lives in that area

right after saturday night's crash. the police are looking into whether drugs or alcohol may have been involved. the car was reportedly speeding down chenoweth avenue when the driver lost control and slammed right into a tree. loved ones say 19-year-old fabian perez and 16-year-old sal fernandez died in that crash. >> he was funny, always smiling, always joking with me, always a cheerful person, someone that you would want to be around. he was a wonderful person. for this to happen, it's devastating for us. >> police say three other teenagers in that car also suffered critical injuries, but they are expected to survive. 4:36. survivors of the asiana airlines crash that crashed at sfo will get an additional $10,000 in compensation. the 288 passengers who survived

the crash are eligible for the payment, but the carrier may be told to pay more. three teens from china dieing when the boeing 777 struck the seawall at sfo on july 6. negotiations between b.a.r.t. and its unions stalling all over again. the silver lining, the trains are still up and running. today is the start of the 60-day cooling off period ordered by governor jerry brown. that means b.a.r.t. will run as scheduled until at least midnight, october 10th. contract negotiations did resume yesterday, but they broke down after a few hours. both sides say they're about $50 million apart in negotiations. if no deal is reached by the end of that 60-day cooling off period, workers will then have the right to strike at any time. 4:37. san mateo county getting tsunami sirens along the coast today.

>> that will wake you up. crews began to replace the eight outdated sirens. the emergency services say it's expected to be completed in time for the next monthly test. >> i think i'd like to get that in my alarm at this morning to make suri get out of bed. no kidding. if we could get the clouds to part, we could see the per si media showers. >> i think tomorrow we'll see more of a clear sky. you aisle be able to get a better view. it's going to keep us cool for the first part of the day. futurecast at 10:00 a.m., that's when temperatures will start to

climb. you'll be in the 70s at about 10 clom a.m. make sure you're ready for a warmer day, nowhere near as warm as we're going to be towards the end of the week into the upcoming weekend. 74 for fremont, 78 in san jose. you knew it was coming. we've been getting so spoiled around here with the unseasonably cool august temps. your seven-day forecast will be ready to go in my next forecast. >> it was cool seeing the meteor shower. maybe i'll see more tonight. in the peninsula, a smooth drive. i'll update the maps. north 280, the sig alert had been canceled. all names are opened, just reopened, crews are still there, we see a little slowing registering on our sensors. there was an overnight deadly crash that happened about 11:30 before midnight over there. car went down the embankment

that resulted in at least one death. the traffic flow from the peninsula. across the bay bridge we a nice easy drive over to the east bay side. the b.a.r.t. trains are running this morning as jon said a few moments ago. all transit operating on time. a look at crews over there. we'll see if traffic flow is across the span. the flashing lights near the top of the screen, moving the cones to open up another lane for the northbound direction. back to you. >> thanks so much. the time is 4:40. i have no idea how many official shopping days are left. we can tell you am's new iphone will be in store by christmas. we'll let you know when the cupertino company is slated to unveil the brand new design. san francisco to l.a. in 30 minutes flat. the new transportation plan being unveiled today that promises to make the high-speed rail project look very, very slow. and finally, back with her

father, the young woman at the center of a statewide and multistate amber alert soon to be reunited with her father. we'll let you know what family members are telling us this morning.

welcome back. a good monday morning to you.

taking a live look outside this morning, pretty start to the day for a monday, right? we'll help you get through it. 4:43. this morning las vegas police are investigating an officer-involved shooting outside a hotel on the strip. off-duty detective was off the ex-calibur hotel when a man got into the driver's side of the car. according to the los angeles review, the man ordered the man to get out and identified himself as a police officer. when the man reached under the seat, the detective opened fire and hit the man in the wrist. the detective is on standard paid administrative leave. the man who brought us tesla, paypal and spacex promising to reinvent high-speed travel. billionaire elon musk is expected to pull the curtain off his plans for his hyper loop transportation system, something he promises will be twice as fast as an airplane, cheaper

than a bullet train and sell power. he's been dropping hints for about a year nour saying it would get people from san francisco down to l.a. in, get this, about 30 minutes. musk says he'll publish the plans for the hyper loop system so anybody who wants to can use it and improve it. >> i would love it, have lunch with my sister by this afternoon. possible criminal charges this morning for two former jpmorgan employees accused of hiding bank losses. seema mody live at cnbc world headquarters with a look at that and how futures are trading. >> u.s. authorities are reportedly considering the arrest of two former jpmorgan employees for their alleged role in hiding the massive loss last year. the losses have topped $6 billion.

reports say is the u.s. is seeking to expedite the two men from london. futures are lower, laura, as the markets come down a down week with the dow snapping a six-week winning streak. there will be data this week on retail sales, inflation, manufacturing, housing and the consumers have a busy week, the dow falling 72 points. the nasdaq losing nine. the new iphone is coming. apple will unveil the next version at a special event on september 10th. the new iphone would hit stores in time for the holiday shopping season. earlier this summer reports said apple was personalitying with larger screens, running the new ios 7 software which the company began testing in june. >> waiting for the larger screens. >> that will fill up my stock fg that happens. 4:46. christina loren is back with us to talk about our monday, getting our week started. it's nice out there right now. >> it's really nice. you know what?

we've been promising you a return of the summer heat. you'll probably notice the difference as of this very morning. 62 degrees in sunnyvale, 57 to start out in livermore. temperatures are really comfortable out there right now. this is the time, if you're waking up in livermore, concord, get out as early as you can. temperatures will be much warmer today. we're seeing the southerly surge. as we head throughout the afternoon, temperatures return to the mid 80s by tomorrow, the upper 80s. the 90s. by the end of the week and the weekend, close to trip -digit heat and likely seeing it continue into next week. for today, not too bad. this is one of the coolest days in the extended period. we stop the clock. between 6:00 and 10:00. mostly cloudy conditions just at the immediate coast. otherwise we're looking really good for today. 86 on the way to livermore. 74 in fremont and 78 beautiful here in san jose. as we head through tuesday to

wednesday, that warm up kicks in. look for sunday, upper 90s return. that means triple digits in warmer cities. we'll let you know what to expect when it comes to this heat wave. it could go on for maybe ten-plus days. back to you for now. >> christina, thank you very much. the teenager at the center of a west coast amber alert finally back with her father this morning or soon to be. family members say it could be a few more days before brett anderson finally has 16-year-old hannah back home to southern california. until then the family taking time to celebrate her safe return while also mourning two family members you loss. >> we have ethan and tina on hold in the back of our minds because we had to totally focus on hannah, period. >> he lost his wife and my beautiful, handsome grandson. we've just got to work at

getting closure from now on. >> we're also learning more this morning about the tip that led investigators to james dimaggio and hannah. a group of horseback riders noticed the two on thursday. they noticed something didn't quite fit and called police. >> she was -- kind of had a scared look on her face when i first come up the trail. we didn't know if it was from the horses or what. >> the amber alert was on the television, and i told my wife, that is that girl we seen on the mountain. >> sharp people there got it done. one of the riders is a former county sheriff who says he was puzzled by the lack of gear and the fact that neither was wearing hiking boots or rain gear. federal agents hiked about 2 1/2 hours through rugged terrain and waited until the two were separated and moved in. dimaggio was shot and killed in that showdown in a multistate manhunt for the man accused of kidnapping anderson and killing

her mother and 8-year-old brother. 4:49. this morning the trial of major nadal hasan is set to resume after 40 witnesses describe how he carried out the shooting rampage at ft. hood. hasan sat silently in court except to raise a few objections and question two witnesses. the army psychiatrist is facing charges of premeditated murder. if convicted, he will face the death penalty. the fbi is investigating this morning trying to yig your out what sickened two workers at jfk international airport. more tests will be conducted at a lab after a package containing muni supplies shutdown portions of the airport. it tested positive for bx, one of the most potent chemical weapons known to men.

turned out to be a false positive, it was beauty supplies containing fos furyk acid. first, tom cruise, now this guy. one of those guys, we'll tell you about the latest celebrity to stop by the america's cub. on the eastshore freeway, a lot of folks driving by this berkeley area university avenue. i'm looking farther north. a crash reported here involving a motorcycle. we'll give you the latest coming up.

how about star power to help crank things up at the america's cup? how about this guy dropping by. first we saw tom cruise a couple weeks ago. now red hot chili peppers anthony kitas is getting the action, all geared up out there. saturday getting pleasure of checking out the training drills. then he actually got to ride alongside on an umpire boat for the final day of the louis vuitton semifinal round. he says he loved it so much, he'll be back next month for the

finals. >> sure it's him. >> that's what they told us. >> as for the america's cup race itself, luna rossa beat artemis and will race against new zealand on friday. the little guys didn't win the whole thing but certainly coming home to a hero's welcome. they'll be honored by the entire city of belmont. they lost to chula vista in the finals before advancing to the little league world series. they lost 9-0. the kids had a great time, posting these photos on their facebook page. before the boys actually left, a groundskeeper cut them loose and allowed them to scoop up the dirt on the infield to remember their great run in their attempt to get to the little league world series. how about the team posting at the corner of belmont and little league drive, just down the road

from the little league headquarters in san bernardino. >> congratulations. great run. >> chula vista! want to check the morning commute now for a monday. how are we looking? >> i wish i would have thought of that. i was down by chula vista. i could have done something. there was a backup in the cash lanes. let's use the other angle from our camera on the emeryville side, looking at basically six out of your ten cash lanes are open, only six. that means -- i mean six are closed, only four are open. that's causing all the backup. they'll start opening over the next few minutes. the backup just at the toll plaza for the cash lanes. it is eastbound 80, upper eastshore freeway toward hercules, a crash reported. i sounds like everything is on the shoulder involving a motorcycle and a deer. that's the original report. chp is heading out there. the reporting party is worried about the deer. i'm worried about the motorcycle

driver. a little slow on highway 4 heading over to the area. a live look at the san mateo bridge. i want to skip that. we'll show the carquinez, moving smoothly. 4:57. crews battling a wildfire in the tahoe national forest. we'll have the latest on the efforts coming up. a deadly crash involving a party bus on a south bay freeway. marla tellez will have the latest in a live report.

a deadly crash northbound 280 in pour toll low valley. not going the affect the monday morning commute. chp officers say this crash involved party bus. i'll have the details coming up. we have the new details we could be learning about the search for an oakland woman who disappeared more than a week ago. after two consecutive weeks of unseasonably cool weather, today we crank up the heat and which

continue to do so into the work. your full forecast is moments away. despite the looks of this, we have a majority of your cash lanes open. we'll watch the changing conditions at the toll plaza and an update on the crash at the upper eastshore freeway. >> we'll help you make it through monday morning with a live look outside, beautiful start to the day, a live look at san jose in the south bay. it's monday, august 12. this is "today in the bay." it is straight up 5:00. good monday morning everybody. thanks for joining us, i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. details continue town fold on a deadly party bus crash on northbound 280 late last night south of the alpine road off-ramp. when police arrived, the bus driver wasn't there. "today in the bay's" marla tellez is there live by the crash scene with new details on the investigation. good morning, marla. >> reporter: laur