hospital. we're hearing alcohol may have played a role. that story coming up. >> i've got two more, we have the construction and changing conditions north 880 toward the bay bridge and the truck fire in sunol. we'll give you the latest there as well. >> right now allow us to take you live outside, that is the city by the bay, also known as san francisco. a beautiful look. i kind of like the morning look with the lights. glistening, dancing, feeling good about life in general on this tuesday, september 17th, this is "today in the bay." it's 5:00 straight up. good morning. thank you as all for joining us. >> in oakland it appears crews do have a handle on a fire that damaged a couple of homes. it broke out on 24th street at the intersection of market street near 980. christie smith is live at the scene.

we're hearing everyone made it out safely? >> reporter: that's what we're hearing, that's the good news. i just got an update from the battalion chief. he tells me that this fire is essentially out but firefighters still on scene checking to make sure that it stays that way. three-alarm fire that started in an old victorian t blue one at the center, about 3:30 this morning, while people were sleeping inside. and it spread to the building next door. neighbors tell me it was actually a duplex and four plex that caught fire. they saw smoke and flames pouring from the building. residents had already gotten out because the buildings were so close together, though, this quickly jumped to three alarms. one neighbor says he heard a woman screaming that she needed help. he did that, he kicked in her door and helped her out. another man who lives in the burning building just described how scary it was. >> we woke up, we heard

crackling, our neighbor was screaming, i saw like the flickering light of the flame. came out of the bedroom, out the back door there was glowing, went to the bathroom window, saw the back of the house was on fire and immediately told everybody to get out. >> reporter: the battalion chief tells me so far they have counted at least five people, residents of that blue victorian building that are displaced and one friend who was sleeping overnight. they tell me that because of the style of the building and that it's the design it made it hard to fight. it was wood. that was one of the concerns. at this point they don't know how it started and also saying the number of displaced people may go up as they start counting the second building. the red cross is here to help. live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> pretty active still.

thank you. >> we have more breaking news to tell you about. this time from san jose, a major crash on interstate 880 damaging several cars and the driver responsible nowhere to be found. marla tellez is live near 880 where the crash happened with what we're learning from investigators. >> reporter: good morning. i just spoke to chp. of the four taken to the hospital one of the drivers is being investigated for being under the influence. the question is was he actually drinking and driving. this crash happened northbound 880 near bascom avenue about 2:12 this morning. because of the accident is a jaguar, i think you should be looking at that. it's navy blue jaguar, newly purchased, purchased six days ago. officers tell me that car was heading north on 880, lost control, ended up in the middle of 880 and four more cars

crashed into him. one of those other vehicles, the driver, that is one of the drivers being investigated for being under the influence of alcohol. i can tell you the driver of the jag took off on foot. we don't have a lot of information other than it is a male. at least five people were involved in the crash, four were taken to the hospital with minor injuries, one of those now being investigated for a potential dui. i say minor injuries we're talking scrapes and bruises. chp officers are down at the hospital now interviewing these people as they get treat forward their minor injuries, then they will focus on the driver of the jaguar who is still on the run. >> thank you. i imagine the guy might be injured. that car was mashed. >> the good news is for

commuters that's all cleared up. >> that car crash cleared before the start of our show so we've had no problems with since 430 at least. looking toward 880 we had a little problem past the coliseum. they have cleared over the last 15 minutes and no major disturbance. there is a nice flow of traffic through oakland, a shot for the coliseum. indeed including the past 23rd and both smooth. 580 not a problem. as we move to the sunol area, coming up through fremont you're down to about 60. as you pass by sheridan you have one lane blocked. as crews arrived they had to block that and now waiting for a tow truck that is northbound. your commute, those are all moving smoothly.

nothing unexpected through the tri-valley. >> thank you very much. >> 5:05 now. >> meteorologist christina loren. all right. how about this. we'll do it together. the america's cup. >> live in san francisco where the action of the america's cup races. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to both of you. i love when everything is harmonious. it's not looking that great when it comes to these fierce winds over the san francisco bay. i'm live and i can tell you right now we're going to see these wind speeds right up against the threshold which means we might have to postpone today's race. right now it's up in the air. we have to wait pfr this decision is made. if it goes on today is going to be a race for the record pooks. we're looking really good. you know what, the weather across the bay area is going to be jumping up and down.

we have what we like to call weather whiplash taking place. and today temperatures tumbling from yesterday's highs. with all of this wind coming in, it looks like we're not going to see a lot of lou cloud cover. then as we get into the afternoon the winds will pick up even more so and our temperatures are going to be cool. cooler than average. we're going to see plenty of 60s around bay. at the coast, even pacificic. coming up we're going to show you what's happened out here live on the bay. starting to see ripples, getting choppy on the bay. maybe, just maybe, a live interview. someone that you probably want to hear from. from oracle team usa. we're going to be here all morning long. you can see, this is natural

wood. >> it is like a super model. it is 5:08. moving to serious news, new developments in the washington navy yard shooting rampage. we are learning more about the accused gunman and the grudge he may have had against the military. tracie potts has more from washington, d.c. >> reporter: this morning authorities believe aaron alexis was likely the lone shooter, he had legitimate access to the navy yard. they don't know why this happened. >> we don't know what the motive is. >> reporter: the fbi says agents may be on site tweert days investigating. >> we continue to work to determine where he has been, who has talked to and what he has done. >> reporter: they are get warrants. in texas, in washington state

and in new york where relatives are stunned. >> no one saw it coming. no one new anything so all it is you know, just shocking. >> the wounded will recover, the emotional wound for 20 foud workers may take longer. >> what started this that we are in a situation like this. >> hard to believe especially, you know, with all of the security. >> reporter: congressmen look at beefing up security. >> we take very seriously when security at one of our most secure facilities is penetrated. >> lawmakers are considering an independent investigation. >> as of last night reports were trying to contact next of kin for about half of those killed. 5:09. a driver in hayward damaged a

police car. police say they noticed a suspicious vehicle near mission boulevard that happened early this morning. an officer checked the license plates and realized the car was reported stolen. when they tried to pull the car over the driver rammed the car and took off. the driver and a passenger ditched the car and they tried to run. ultimately arrested nearby. one of the offers suffers a minor injury. >> when janet napolitano takes over the uc system we will live in an east bay home that cost almost $10,000 a month. few miles away. home sitting a we'll explain why she's not living there. >> a release of a major video game and more pressure on apple.

the uc board of regents meeting to discuss a plan at the possible future home of its next president. the board taking up a request for an initial $620,000 toward the up to $6 million cost of restoring the blake house. the historic three-bedroom, seven-bath home has been empty since 2008. that could change when former homeland security secretary janet napolitano becomes president, that happen this is month. right now the university leasing her house in oakland at a cost of almost $10,000 per month. money for the renovation and current rent comes from a private endowment. >> 5:13. cisco downsizing. the company sold six buildings. it put a price tag at $150

million. the first move happens in january. it's the latest move by the company to cut cost after announcing it would lay off 4,000 employees. the buyer plans to give the buildings a major renovation to open the door for new company to move into that space. >> and speaking of downsizing, shares in apple continue to suffer. scott mcgrew, that company hasn't convinced investors. >> we'll know a lot more come friday as the new iphones go on sale. absolutely right. not much for investors to like so far. apple has not released any information on how many preorders it's getting for its apple iphone 5-c. it's available to buy for pickup or delivery on friday. to be fair, this is not a traditional apple release in that the 5-c is not the latest greater phone. it's a cheaper version of the same old phone so orders may be small. apple shares start at $450.12,

on a day the market was higher. apple down enough to pull the whole nasdaq index into negative territory. general motors says it's working on a competitor for the tesla model s, detroit's version will cost around $30,000 for a car that goes a planned 200 miles on a single charge. that's the same as tesla. most electric cars now travel less than 100 miles. tesla has opened a store in the south bay. this time next to the fremont factory itself. the store opened earlier this month as a soft launch. tesla only calling attention to it in a news release monday. if you noticed some of your younger co-workers do not show up to work today, it's probably because of this. grand theft auto 5 went on sale at midnight last night. this is the newest hottest violent video game that everyone is excited about.

it is interesting to note, by the way, jon and laura, this used to be a very controversial video game. now mostly not talked about. it's interesting to see society sort of move to other concerns, perhaps. but this used to be grand theft auto used to be a big controversy. fifth one out, millions in sales. >> people have accepted it i guess. >> i guess. come to understand that this is a genre and move on to other things. >> thank you very much. >> a lot of people want them apparently. 5:16. let's check with christina loren out at the america's cup doing it on the field for us. how does it look? >> reporter: looking good. we've got a beautiful day shaping up. it's going to be a little windy especially by the water. it's the wind that brings me out

here this morning because we are going to be right up against the threshold for the new criteria just set for the safety of the people who are going to be out here. it is some crazy racing f you haven't seen it before. if you have, check it out. if the race goes on, all the action starts at 1:00 p.m. we're getting into the finals at this point. it's a five-leg race. we didn't know if it was going to go on but oracle went right back in. it's not looking that great. as for the timing is the wind. it's going to play a factor in the forecast. temperatures this morning are pretty comfortable in the 50s and the 60s. just about everywhere. you got to couple that in with the wind child factor. the winds are pretty fierce and they are going to continue to pick up. gusty conditions, so w that means is you need to hold onto your steering wheel as you drive

around our open water bridges. today's highs, the winds are going to continue to increase. i want to show you what i'm talking about. take to the your wind futurecast. that tells the story of the day. you're getting the warm colors, that is an indication of really strong wind kickipicking up. whether we see the race go on is dependent on the wind. we expect 20-25 miles per hour wind gust. they have to stop the race if it hits 26 miles per hour sustained. and the talk is i'm hearing through the grapevine they por tensionally planning on canceling today's race. it's anybody's game right now. we're not going to find out until later. we'll be here to let you know. today's highs are going to be much cool tear the tune of 4 to 8 degrees. i'm forecasting mostly upper 70s for your inland cities so not a warm day. the winds picking up throughout the day.

temperatures are going to be up and down all week long. and we are talking about a return of showers as we get into the first official weekend of fall. so when it comes to showers temperatures are going to be on the cool side. plenty of cloud cover, the best chance is start into sunday. we might keep that all the way through monday morning. we have a chance of seeing rain. we're going to have more fun for you as the morning draws on, live out here from america's rup. did the chp, do they have wind advisories for the bridges? it's certainly windy enough to do so. good morning to you. >> good morning. not so far but judging by your beautiful hair we'll give an advisory. look at this view of the golden gate bridge. how clear it is. that wind blowing all of the clouds out of the area. let's go to the maps and talk about the wind.

here is the golden gate bridge. christina is here. there is marina green, the america's cup area, this whole area you can probably see those races. let's hope if they have those starting at 1:00, we'll probably head over. that yellow tied together so you're seeing the wind that's going to be a strong issue as you head through san francisco. all the way into san mateo. let's look at the high rise. that is a higher elevation. i'll cross the span, you might get caught. hold onto the steering wheel but traffic should flow smoothly. watch the speeds and the gusty conditions. we'll take you to the east bay. we're looking at the tri-valley. smooth, looking at 84 and 580 starting to build through almost and pleasanton. here is unusual issue, it's

north 680 passing by sher i ran where there is a truck fire. it has a busted axle. >> 5:21. now to a preview of an exclusive investigation report. you get on a plane you expect the evacuation slides to work. as we learned from the asiana crash sometimes that does not happen. an investigative reporter has found a history of problems, the government receiving more than 100 anonymous complaints in seven years and from 2007-2012, air carriers reported more than 3300 service builty reports. here is a former engineer. >> like with any other manufacturer, you're going to have failures of various types. for example, deploying inadvertently, not deploying,

deploying not fully. et cetera. >> the investigative unit also finds regulators issued a safety alert for the same plane mod that will crashed at sfo just months before that accident in july. the full investigation, that is 11:00 this evening. >> 5:22 in the morning. when a beauty pageant -- we can catch up with the runner as she returns to the base area. and what she's saying.

miss california back home in the bay area this morning. unfortunately talking about racist comments souring the miss america crowning celebration. crystal lee, the first runner up making the 22-year-old a target for some americans who posted

racist comments about the top two finalists on social media. no doubt those comments tainting an otherwise joyous moment. >> some of the tweets said the last two standing aren't americans and even though i wasn't the winner and i wasn't the target specifically at those remarks i was definitely kind of thrown into the package as well. it was kind of hurtful. >> that whole scene unacceptable. are you kidding me. lee relieved to see people standing up against those racist remarks. the very ugly ones. she says she is used to adres questions about her heritage as miss california. lee says she reminds people she represents the melting it new is california and really the united states just like miss america is representing the melting pot that is america. speaking of breaking barriers, 30 years ago remember this, vanessa williams was crowned

miss america. she was the first african-american to hold that title. 30 years ago. >> hard to believe. >> she's had quite the career. >> she has. >> singing, acting. talented. >> very talented as our own meet ol jis christina loren. a little breezy. >> the wind blowing the lovely hair. >> good morning to you. i love the wind swept look but that 30 minutes of time i put into this, wasted this morning. so yeah, i learned from my mistake if you're waking up near the water you are going to get a little blow drier from mother nature this morning. what i can tell you is i'm out here for america's cup. because these winds could postpone today's big race. we're going to talk more about that coming up. temperatures this morning are pretty comfortable in the 50s and 60s. so it's mild but you have to include the windchill factor. we don't have really strong

breezes down in san jose but you will find significant wind at the coast. highs are going to end up in the upper 70s, looking forward a comfortable day. much cooler than average and then we sky rocket close to 90. the rest of the outlook come upg in a bit. right now i'm going to send it over to jon and laura. >> thanks so much, christina. federal government chipping in to help a bay area city put officers back on the street. >> is a serial sex offender arrested at a south bay store. police think he may have victims all over the bay area. [ mom ] in my family, we're big cereal lovers.

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'cause that cinnamon and sugar is so irresistible. everybody craves those crazy squares.® >> reporter: breaking news out of oakland this morning. a fast-moving fire leaves 12 people displaced. i'm christie smith. i spoke with the battalion chief who will tell us why it was so hard to fight this fire. >> and police looking for a hit-and-run driver in the south

bay that caused a multicar pileup. >> i'll give you the latest on the truck fire as you head from fremont into sunol. we have an update for 680 and the big rig that's in the way. >> let's take it live outside, that is your shot from the south bay. the sun is soon to be coming up but it's still early on this september 17th, this is "today in the bay." 5:30. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. breaking news out of oakland where everyone has escaped an early morning fire that damaged a couple of homes. it broke out on 24th street at the intersection of market street near interstate 980. christie smith live at the scene. investigators there now honing in on a cause? >> reporter: yeah, i got an update from the battalion chief. they are leaning into the fact

that this may have been an electrical fire. they think it probably started in the laundry room of this blue victorian down there in the middle of the block. that's basically what neighbors are telling us they think happened as well. smoke and flames were coming from that area, the laundry room of the victorian overnight. residents woke up to wra crackl smoke and flames. they were able to get out as it spread to the building next door and then damaged a third building. one woman screamed she needed help getting out and a neighbor had to kick her door in. because these buildings are so close together, firefighters call forward a third alarm. firefighters say the style of the building, a victorian, made it difficult to fight. >> what makes the victorian building difficult to sfit that there are no steads, no fire blocks to block it from the floor to the ceiling. so the fire can start at the

bottom and reach the attic before we get here. when we get on scene no matter where the fire is we always send someone to the roof, to attic to see if it travelled to the attic. >> reporter: earlier firefighters told us that they thought five or six people were displaced. you no, they had a chance to talk with everyone because we were seeing quite a few people wrapped up in blankets. they are telling us now that 12 people are displaced but the red cross is here helping. firefighters tell us that they will be here for some time. again, making sure that everything stays out but it has been out for at least an hour or so. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> we're following breaking news in san jose. officers right now are on the hunt for a hit-and-run driver involved in a multicar crash in san jose. it happened on interstate 880 near bascom avenue. a man was driving a jaguar on

the freeway when he lost control and crashed. that set off a chain reaction with four others crashing into that jaguar. those drivers were taken to the hospital and officers tell us one is being investigated for dui. the driver of that jaguar ran off and is still on the run. >> 5:33. police across the bay area looking for more possible victims of the san jose man with a history of sex abuse against children. police arrested 70-year-old christopher miller earlier this month after a mother reported seeing him touch himself at a walmart. he is a register sex offend worse convictions dating back 25 years. he is not just a suspect in the mountain view case but similar ones in union city, palo alto and gilroy. his fisherman's hat, they say there may be more victims and would like anyone with information to come forward. >> there could still be more

police officers out patrolling the streets in oakland. the city awarded federal gunding through the cops hiring program. that money going toward the hiring of officers dedicated to addressing specific challenges in the community. oakland congresswoman lee and mayor quan discussing details at a news conference this morning to be held at the ronald dellham federal building in oakland that starts at 10:30. know what that means. america's cup racing returning to the bay. the america's cup could wrap up today. >> there are two races on the docket and if new zealand wins it takes the title. the defending champ oracle started out in the hole because of a penalty. >> the good news is you'll

probably hear more of the band and you can see the races here on nbc bay area. days of our lives fan, now on at noon, an hour earlier, toll bid the races, then it 3:00 it's "bethenny," followed by ellen. >> we'll see if the america's cups races wraps up or a postponement. christina is live in san francisco this morning for us out there. look at that wind blowing. >> reporter: that's exactly the reason why. let me get it out of my mouth. you can see the ocean spray behind me. not really. those are the sprinklers on. i'm the only one out here. but we're slowly starting to see the city of san francisco wake up. what i can tell you is this wind is either going to hurt or really help today's races. because as you know, these ac-72s are driven in a major way by the actual wind.

as we head throughout day we're pushing against the threshold for that which was set, new criteria for this we're's race. it is pretty chilly. that's because we have a windchill factor. we're in the upper 50s to low 60s across the bay area. let's get right to your daypart forecast. as we head throughout the day temperatures are going to be comfortable. the low 70s inland and temperatures right around the 60s around the bay. with that windchill factor it's going to be much cooler. so, one more time we're live out here in marina green. i have a special interview coming up you won't want to miss. the ran who really knows the inside about what's going to happen today if the race does go on. it's going to be interesting whether or not it's table to. my forecast says -- we'll have to wait and find out.

>> i have my own wind sensors here. look at the bottom of the screen as we pull this. the bottom left. see the flag. when it blows around it's gusty. so there you go. talking about the gusts as well as you cross the bay, watch the san mateo and the bay bridge. look for the good volume of traffic. we look on the maps, the census dipping down to about 60 miles per hour. so it new big concern. more traffic through fremont. 680 out of fremont into sunol, all lanes cleared by chp but the big rig is on the shoulder. sounds like maybe a brake fire. calm past the season. heading to highway 84 you'll find the activity on the shoulder. that will be there, your commute direction moves smoothly. typical slowing through

livermore and 580 as you head toward the dublin interchange. slowing past isabelle interchange. we're looking at 880 as well with the volume increasing. nobody with the taillights. but you're at the limit all the way down in toward the bridge in hayward. >> we saw christina out in the mix, weathering all of that wind. not the only thing going on in the bay area. we have a little of everything. there is also that wine harvest. we'll be out there knicks. >> plus t bay area connection to the massive mo la sis spill.

new developments in the washington navy yard shooting, that yard we can tell you does remain closed this morning. fbi agents continue their investigation of yesterday's deadly shooting. more than a dozen people died including the alleged gunman.

tracie potts right now live in washington, d.c. this morning. she has the new details on the shooter and his mental health. good morning. >> reporter: hi, jon, good morning. the fbi tells us they will be on scene processing everything for about two days and we are learning new details about this shooter, this alleged shooter, aaron alexis. according to the associated press and law enforcement official who is have been talking to them, the veterans administration had been treating him, remember he was a former petty officer, former navy reservist so he was a military veteran and apparently the v.a. had been treating him for a number of disorders, sleep disorders, others, paranoia, there are reports he had been hearing voices according to the sources, his family had also mentioned that he had been under treatment and possibly was suffering from ptsd. here's what's interesting about that. his clearance, his access to get onto the navy yard had not been

revoked because she had not been declared mentally unfit. had he been declared mentally unfit his clearance would have been revoked. it may not have been so easy for him to walk onto the navy yard. so that's what we're learning this morning as we look into the investigation, the fbi looking from coast to coast, washington state, texas, new york, here more recently. they are trying to find out who he has been talking to, what he has been thinking about and obviously what he may have been planning. >> clearly just a tragic situation, a lot of people dead. also a list of people injured. how are those victims doing? >> reporter: a couple of them we got an update on from washington hospital center, a couple of miles from here. they had three of the victims shot including that dc police officer. he is now in fair condition after surgery. and the two other people they had are in fair and good condition including the woman

who was shot in the head miraculously we're told that she is doing very well. >> we wish them well. again, situation that continues to unfold. tracie potts very much appreciate the update. thank you. 5:43. the syrian government taking it internationally, accusing turkey now of trying to escalate tensions along the volatile border between the two countries, a turkish fighter jet shot down a syrian military helicopter on the border. the syrian military says the helicopter entered turkish air space by mistake and was simply turning around to leave when it was shot down. the turkish government says that helicopter ignored several warnings to leave. the border is a hot spot for rebel infiltration. >> the ship wrecked cruise liner off the coast of lit is again upright. this is a look at the "costa concordia" this morning. you can see the water line on the side of the ship that was submerged more than a year and a half. crews finished the pain staking

task of righting the ship yesterday. in fact, take a look at this time lapse video. the entire operation took 19 hours, seven hours longer than expected. the crews say it was a success. the next step is to shore up the starboard side of the ship to prepare fort actual towing away in the spring. >> happening now, yes, it is that time of the year, an early morning start for workers out in wine country where they have been picking the grapes for the past few hours, very important job. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at the mcgrail vineyards in livermore with a look at this year's wine harvest. anything different about this year's harvest? >> reporter: yeah, a little earlier than normal. good morning. these workers are fast. they start at 3:00, we thought we were going to catch them live and they just wrapped up. this is one of the lots here. they will be picking on this thursday. they did about four or five

acres on the other side of the property. mark, the wine maker, talking about the timing of this. two years ago you were picking these around halloween, last year the first week of october and herep we are midway through september. is this anything to read into this the fact you pick earlier? >> this is why it's such a challenge to grow wine grapes, and every year is a little different. the weather patterns really affect things. two years ago it was probably the coolest vintage on record, and now we have what i hope to call normal if there is such a thing. >> i wonder what the pressure is like for you to try to time the pick because i imagine it has a huge factor in determining how the wine is going to turn out. you can't unpick. >> absolutely. hard to put them back on the vine. we definitely agonize over that or at least i do, that's my job. they pay me to agonize. but i'm really excited about

this vintage because i think that you know, the cabernet here at mcgrail vineyards is looking like it's going to be fantastic. you see we have small cluster, small berries and when you have small berries you have the opportunity for more intense flavors. so i'm very excited about this vintage. >> mark, thank you for getting up bright and early. they are going to start pressing the grapes they picked, they start around 8:00 this morning, turning it into juice. if you wonder what these taste like you have to wait a few years. 2016. >> worth the wait. high quality beverage. >> i'm a mad dog 2020 guy. >> a little something new. christina loren is out there live. we miss you in the studio but looks like you're enjoying it out in san francisco. >> i am. i certainly am. good morning to you, jon and

laura. good morning to everybody at home. live from marina green this morning and yes, coming up a little later on but hopefully if these winds don't get in the way we have a big race for america's cup. i'd like to introduce you to tim jeffrey with america's cup and tell me a little about how important today's big race is especially for team oracle usa. >> today is the big day. this is the day that the america's cup could be decided. we've got two races away and emirates team win they could clinch the america's cup. if oracle team usa they keep the competition alive and get to fight another day. >> how bad do you think they want it, team usa? >> i think both teams have worked every hour of every day for the last 3 1/2 years. you can't describe how badly they wanted it. it's intense and they are committed. >> celebrities tend to love to come out here. what do you think the big

attraction is especially for some of the big names, tom crews was here. what do you think is drawing them especially this year? >> it's remarkable combination of the best sailors in the world and they are taking these boats, ac-72, which are phenomenal machines, they are described as the $10 million car baun fiber missiles. you have all of this racing on san francisco bay, one of the best racetracks in the world. >> thank you for joining us. maybe we'll get to talk to you coming up. we're going to get to today's forecast. those winds like i've been reporting all morning bang, they are going to be right up against the threshold later on today for what could determine whether or not this race will get postponed or go on. let's get to your current conditions. mostly in the 50s and 60s with a wit of a windchill factor.

you can see sustained speeds, right to futurecast, show you what we expect. where you see the reds that is where we expect the strongest wind so fierce winds from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. right in the part of that race. here is your official forecast, looking pretty good. we're going to be in the 60s, no cloud cover expected with all of that wind moving in. and yeah, it will be windy out exciting racing if that does happen. highs in the upper 70s inland, talking about 60s at the coast and the bay. and your seven-day outlook tells the story. weather whiplash. right up toward 90 degree mark and then cool you off and bring us showers into this weekend. there's a lot of wind out there. not a lot of fog. in the north bay let's check on your overall drive. >> watching for the eveffects o the wind. we're looking here, a great

view, clear, all of the clouds blown away for the most part. there is san francisco approach on the upper deck, the lower deck. on the san francisco side we industrial a two-deck system. on the eastern span they are both at the same level. the westbound commute moving over into and out of san francisco. there is one, rincon you can see. there is a backup for the cash lanes. both sides of the fast track a good advantage as well as hov, so grab a couple of extra folks. the maps show you the east shore freeway also moves at no issue. the maze and the approach slow. the traffic and the weather systems are tied together. winds, san francisco t daily city, san mateo that's where the yellow is all over. gusty across the san mateo bridge. heading in no problems, a little slowing from 101, typical about this time of day. we're following this crash which

may have just cleared from sheridan as you head through knoll. >> breaking news a stolen vehicle crashes into a pole near coleman and meridian in almaden valley. it could be tied to a series of burglaries. marla tellez is live on the scene. what are you hearing? >> reporter: this all started as a vehicle burglary call at 408:00 this morning. this is what happened. this is the aftermath. this is a stolen chevrolet suburban here t suv here, what happened it crashed into the pole that you're looking a. you can see the pole. it obviously turns side ways and there is the content of the suv on coleman. started as vehicle dollar call. it's a confusing scene. you've been hearing about

vehicle break-ins in the area and this involved two suspects and i should mention that the suspect of this particular stolen vehicle is now in the hospital with some pretty serious injuries. >> that's correct. we received a call of trying to get in. we've had a rash out here. the responding officers noted a couple of vehicles that looked suspicious, made a u-turn, lost sight of them because they fled, and he came upon this with only one vehicle. the driver of this vehicle was taken to the hospital, we don't know how serious the injuries are yet. but the vehicle was not reported stolen at the moment. the registered owner did not know it was stolen at the time but now we found out it was stolen. >> that's one suspect in the hospital. the other is still on the run. >> we're trying to figure out if we've got a description of the

vehicle or the perpetrator. >> all right. thanks so much for your time. so, the suspect who is in the hospital, he tells me it's a guy, in his early 20s. once he is released from the hospital he will be arrested. again, this all started as a vehicle burglary call. coleman is shut down between meridian and sentinel in almaden valley. marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the update. >> it's 5:53. more ahead here on "today in the bay." [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week.

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>> reporter: and i'm meteorologist christina loren live from marina green where fierce wind may force america's cup race, the big race, to actually be postponed for today. i've got that and your roller coaster weather ride coming up. >> we've got the roller coaster commute, getting started with folks waiting at the bay bridge toll plaza. an update for the truck fire in sunol and we'll look at the issues in san jose. >> we fire up the live camera for a picturesque look over san francisco. a nice way to get your day started. day two of the work week, tuesday, september 17, this is "today in the bay." 6:00, good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning. we have breaking news to tell you about, oakland, 12 people had to race