shop owners in the south bay. that story coming up. >> we've got chilly temperatures to start off your morning, 40s and 50s. dress in layers, we have 90s in the afternoon forecast. a look at that straight ahead. >> we're looking at a crash involving a big rig, may be a couple of other vehicles. we'll give you the update and the slowdowns. >> a live look outside this now thursday morning. weight for the sun's arrival. cooler if you're heading out the door early. but you can shed that jacket, thursday, september 19th, this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning everybody. we get to our top story. los gatos making major changes to the zoning laws for gun stores, this could force a shop

to pick up and move just nine months after opening. bob redell is live in los gatos with the latest on this heated debate. >> reporter: good morning. because of new rules, templar sports here, that beige building there behind me, had two options. they can stop selling guns, or it can move across the street if it wants. it cannot be at the location it's at as that location does not satisfy the new rule requiring a 250-foot clearance from places that cater to kids. while that spot across the sleet does. it was this week that the los gatos city council passed new laws for gun shops. these kinds of businesses must apply for an annual permit and be at least 250 feet away from schools, churches, parks, government buildings and businesses geared toward children. the city took up the issue when

residents protested the 07ing of templar sports. just after the mass shooting in new town, connecticut which was perhaps one reason why people felt so adamant about this. they feel like it's a threat to public safety. there have been packed public hearings and this new ordinance. the city has given templar sports four years to move or give up its gun sales. the lawyer representing the sale says this deadline make nos sense. if this is a public safety issue as the city claims why is his client not being forced to move now. templar sports is considering legal action. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> 5:02. the milpitas police department is getting a high tech boost to help fight crime before it happens. the city signed a three-year contract with pedpoll which

makes cost mayor to predict which are hot spots for crime. even weather conditions can determine where officers should be deployed. the system has been used in parts of los angeles. milpitas police say the system should be up and running next month. >> a trial for a daycare worker accused of abusing children. keith woodhouse stands accused of inappropriately touching nine children at two daycare centers where he worked. some of those alleged victims as young as 5 years old. two are expected to actually testify in court today. a jury has heard testimony from four other alleged victims. >> a school district could roll out new training for employees to help report child abuse or neglect, after a former coach and custodian was convicteded of lewd acts against students. live in belmont with more on the

plan, to try to better protect children. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the school board president is saying that this has been a tough couple of years, that one of the basic requirements of a school district is help keep hides safe. tonight as they are looking at going above and beyond what is required by the state when it comes to abuse and neglect this after the conviction of andre edwards earlier this year for sexual misconduct with a student. he is serving a 9 month jail term. this is alleged to have happened where he worked from 1987 to 2011 cloching cross country running and basketball. the board of the elementary school district will discuss extending the state mandated one-time training requirement to be bi-yearly. all staff are mandated reporters of suspected abuse and neglect.

they are proposing to retrain all staff this fall and retrain so staff is reminded of their responsibility and the warning signs of neglect and abuse. the plan is for this ball is to provide one time training and one-time retraining every other year. it's to institutionalize awareness. the meeting is 6:00 at the district offices. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> park safety expected to be front and center at the parks commission meets today. the public expected to be at the meeting to talk about the recent incident at holly park where a mother was run over by a rec and parks truck. the driver did not stop but later turned himself in. charges have been filed in this case but they have not been filed but could be filed later this month. >> a school board is expected to

take a vote on whether to increas sensor one of its membering. there are several complaints about this man, steven nelson. he was elected to the board last november. he sent harshly worded e-mail and shouted at the headquarters. he is aware he offended some and is not surprised by the censure vote. >> happening now officials in mexico say hurricane manuel has now killed a total of 80 people and 60 others are reported missing this morning. the u.s. national hurricane center says that man yu center says that man yel is moving up mexico's pacific coast. it's expected to produce 75 miles per hour wind, up to 10 inches of rain today. some areas flooding and dozens

have been evacuated from the fishing villages you can see how rough that has been. >> so much water. we saw video of people rappelling. check in with rob, they are having a tough go. >> paralleling the coast this morning and we do think that moisture is going to continue to stream in. it's not out of the question they could see more than a foot or 16 inches of rain in the mountains and as that water rushes down you could see some of the problems there on the mexico coast. around the bay area, feels like fall. we have 40s and 50s to get the day started. dry air and our temperatures have dropped off. fairfield those turn more strongly. clear for now but notice the clouds in the pacific northwest up toward the gulf of alaska, then usual case of an early fall system dropping to the bay area,

not imsacramentoing our temperatures which for the morning you might need a jacket. san francisco and oakland with 70s and 80s. low 90s inland. there you sigh the sea breeze. the temperatures running much cooler with rain especially north of san francisco friday night into early saturday. mike. >> we're looking at the bay bridge. clear view, talking about a clear drive. no problems across the span. we see this building, we're focusing on the tri-valley but here is the concern. lee look at more traffic into livermore. 86, 68 o we have activity. the fast lane is blocked. clear by the time you get to sunol boulevard. a big rig reportedly involved in

this crash, may be a couple of vehicles had gone down. waiting for the update but they haven't given one so they may be worried about this. we're looking at slow drive for westbound highway 4, and eastbound that's counter commute you still have construction around summersville. not a big deal now. north bay, traffic smooth, down in toward that richmond bridge. >> political leaders across the area are teaming up to get people to pledge to never text and drive. leaders and at&t will be at overfelt high school joining them to join the it can wait movement. the goal to get people to put down the phone when driving. >> in the east bay leaders will challenge each other to a competition to see who can get the most residents to make that pledge. >> i like that kind of competition. >> save lives.

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welcome back. in a sign the economy is in fact recovering san mateo county is now going to start hiring again. the board of supervisors approving a 2-year budget that would add 207 position, 165 of those jobs expected to be filled

this year alone, the rest will be hired starting in july of next year. many of the new employees will be used to help meet the needs of the federal affordable care act, and the staff a new county jail that is currentlying built in redwood city. >> the federal affordable care act is better known by its nickname obama care. it's at the center of a fight in washington which could call into question the full faith and credit of the united states. scott mcgrew at issue whether we pay our bills. >> the debt ceiling. it needs to be raised to pay the bills we've already run up. there are some in congress, particularly in the very conservative wing of the republican party who will not negotiate over the debt ceiling unless obama care is delayed or cancelled. the speaker of the house who has been protective of america's credit wortiness, worried about that he backed down, will allow those in his party's right wing

to tie the future of the budget to obama care. the measure to cancel the affordable care act has been voted on countless times in the house but hasn't and probably cannot pass the senate. meanwhile, also in washington, a real surprise out of the fed wednesday as it announced it would continue its bond buying spree and that a taper or easing of easy money policies was not going to happen soon. which is pretty much the opposite of what the fed had been saying previously. that meant the charts on the stock market looked like a patient whit electric paddles. seema mody has more. good morning. >> good morning, scott. as you pointed out it was a big day on wall street and right now we're looking at futures higher after stocks rallied on wednesday following that fed surprise decision, not to cut back on its massive bond buying program which has kept interest rates low. the dow 500 hitting new highs,

we saw the nasdaq closing at 13-year highs. we have data on unemployment and manufacturing so make sure to watch out for that in terms of the number, the dow 150 points t nasdaq adding 38 to close at 3783. disney delaying the release of the next pitcher movie. that means no pixar film in 2014. dinosaur which is based on the premise that an asteroid hit the earth has been plagued by production problems. pixar removed the director, the delay also pushes the release of the finding nemo see equal to 2016. back to you. >> ah. thank you much. tale of two phone companies. canada based blackberry is going to lay off half its entire staff. there is no way blackberry can

continue at half-staff so we can kind of call the end of blackberry. used to be called research in motion. we're starting to see lines form for tomorrow's release of iphone 5-c, this is tokyo, japan. and the expected to see more around the world. interesting to see how many. this is a smaller upgrade. >> you have some friends out there. >> lined up. good will ambassador. >> you couldn't pay me >>ould get rushed by fans. thanks a lot. >> i want to check in with rob. he's in for christina this morning. don't be deceived by the cooler temperatures. >> right. 40-degree swing. that time of year. we start off in the 40s and 50s and which the afternoon temperatures well into the 80s and maybe even some low 90s

later on now. talking about the temperatures let's show you. north bay, 49 degrees, look at novato, 46, fall coming our way as we head toward the weekend and it's starting to feel like fall. yes, you need a jacket but as we head to the afternoon t-shirt weather later today. we're seeing our winds light this morning. we don't have anything in the way of low clouds. that's going to change later on as we show you hour by hour, mostly sunny, clear skies. then late in the day we should see clouds approaching the coast and we will see the return of low clouds by tomorrow morning. out at the ballpark heading to the evening, a's taking on the twin, we'll see beautiful baseball weather. first pitch time after 7:00 so in the 70s and dropping to the 60s as the sea breeze picks up. satellite and radar is comfortably yet. watch the gulf of alaska. this is going to get closer tomorrow. it's going to lead to a friday cooldown and eventually a chance

of rain. this is something you typically see mid to late october so this is a bit early to see this type of system reach us this far south. now we've jumped to friday evening. starting off in the north bay, a chance of showers mainly a saturday morning to early saturday afternoon event. most of the rainfall accumulation will be totaling up we think up in sonoma county northward, that's typical. just enough to wet the ground perhaps at times in the south bay for your saturday. today no worries about rain. it's going to feel like summer by the time we get to the afternoon. mid 80s to 90s. low 90s around the tri-valley, and even close to 80 in oakland, 78 gorgeous degrees in san francisco with light to moderate winds across the bay so the america's cup action should be fine. tomorrow you'll notice the temperature drop, increasing clouds, then saturday here comes a chance of seeing showers. we're talking highs in the low

to mid 70s and right on schedule fall starts on sunday. it's going to feel like it. you ready for fall? >> i'm ready. my kids were back in school, fall started when school started. looking toward north 28, and 880, 17, those are the locators. i want to show you the volume of traffic, very light as we look at the maps, the same situation. we have slowing that was registering on 880 to 17 both directions in fact through this area. the same area until a couple of minutes ago. so the crews around bascom and north they are probably cleared by now but we see the slowing still on our sensors. we're going to get to the north, the rest of the south bay, here is 101, no delays from 680 to 880. 87 at the limit. lighter volume throughout the south bay. through the tri-valley we have slowing, one of the three lanes is blocked by a crash. southbound 680, you are slow to

about sunol boulevard, then clear so foothill road is your alternate. you can take that or after 680, plan a couple extramonds. astro valley is moving smoothly and easy drive in toward the maze. a live look to see how things are for the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. >> the million dollar question is did you buy a lottery ticket? did you buy a lottery ticket in south carolina? somebody is a multi-mul multi-multimillionaire. the winner of the $400 million jackpot bought their thet ticket at this lexington, south carolina gas station. the bummer is after taxes that's only about $223 million in cash. that is so mind blowing, the owner of the station will get a chunk, $50,000 just for selling that winning ticket. something for the effort. the winning numbers, 7, 10, 22,

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welcome back everyone. it's 5:24. ereaders may be more effective than paper for people with dyslexia. a study of more than 100 dyslexic high school students found most read faster and comprehend with ereaders over

traditional books. because it displays short lines readers can focus on individual words. >> now to some whale spotting. guess what, there's an app for that. scientists testing out a new app that tracks whale sightings near the golden gate bridge in an effort to prevent those whales from being hit by passing ships. they say blue and hump back whales feed on krail but that spot directly in the path of a lot of the ships. the whale spotter app was created for whale watchers and fishermen to monitor whales in real time. for all of the whales, get your app and be safe. >> hope they get the new system. hey, meteorologist rob mayeda is in for christina. >> some of the gadgets we're looking at how cold the temperatures are in parts of the

bay area. mid-40s in spots. the north bay, clear skies, a sign that fall is on our doorstep. another sign that fall is going to get closer, all of the clouds you see in the pacific, those will lead to a chance of showers by the weekend. today feels like summer with 80s and 90s inland. san francisco and oakland, 70s to near 80. turning cooler tomorrow. then friday night into saturday. >> the peninsula, 101 moving smoothly and clear for 101 and 280 across the peninsula. with this quick look at this live camera, over to the maps and see the crossing, san mateo bridge and the dumbarton bridge. at the limit. we have a build south 680 down toward sunol still have that crash blocking one of the three lanes there. stay to the right as you pass by. no real surprises for livermore for 580.

back to you. >> thanks so much. 5:26. they get closer to clinching a playoff spot the a's have a new warning for fans. why the team is telling you to show up extra early. >> we're keeping an eye on breaking news in oklahoma a. factory explosion and fire. why firefighters have now backed off.

tonight a peninsula school district will consider retraining its staff after a coach and custodian was arrested for sexual misconduct with a student. i'm christie smith. i'll have that story coming up. >> san jose removing a crosswalk from a busy street right in front of a middle school. now outraged parents demanding action. >> you'll want to dress in layers with 40s and 50s to get the day started but 90s showing up in parts of the bay area. i'll have a look at the forecast straight ahead. >> and i'm looking now at the coliseum, 880 moves smoothly.

getting here, a crash near the castro valley "y." >> a live look outside, crystal clear, lots of light, moving on this thursday, september 19. this is "today in the bay." it's 5:30 on the nose. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we have breaking news to tell you about. firefighters are at the scene of a factory explosion outside of oklahoma city. it happened overnight. officials say two explosions happened at the chemical plant near the town of thomas. we have live pictures from the skeeb as you see the smoke continuing to billow. thomas is about an hour and a half outside of oklahoma city. just into our newsroom, officials say they have evacuated the surrounding areas, they don't know what caused the

fire or explosions that happened. more than nine hours ago. crews say it's too dangerous to go close to the site so they are letting it burn out. the danger is what's in that smoke that is moving there because of the winds. no injuries have been reported so far. >> of course keep you posted on that one. closer to home in the bay area, a peninsula elementary school district could soon play new higher standards on reporting child abuse or neglect on cam bus. this after the recent conviction of a former coach and custodian convicted of lewd acts against students. christie smith live now in belmont. she has more details on this plan to better protect our children. good morning. >> reporter: the state already has its requirements burt tonight this school district is considering going above and beyond that when it comes to training for its staff. this, as you said, after a former coach and custodian was

arrested. that man andre edwards was arrested earlier this year for sexual misconduct with his student. he was on viconvicted. it happened at ralston middle school where he worked as a coach and custodyion. according to the daily journal the elementary school district tonight will consider going beyond state mandated staff training for suspected child abuse or neglect. they are looking at making the one-time training requirement bi-yearly. the staff is reminded of their responsibility and what the warning signs are for abuse and neglect. they are going to make sure that everyone is covered. if you are interested the meeting is tonight at 6:00 p.m. 2960 hallmark drive here in belmont. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you.

5:32. parents at a south bay neighborhood are furious after the city removed the walk from in front after local middle school. san jose decided to remove the crossing at second and heading even though it ran up to burnett middle school. it's a dangerous intersection that had a few accidents. back in may 12-year-old daniel was hit by a truck. he was thrown about 145 feet. he still has a limp and scars. daniel was in a crosswalk when he was hit but now cross sidewalk gone. the city narrowed the lanes and put in a bike lane. the issue remain as lack of a crosswalk. they are urging the city to put the crosswalk back in. >> you can't believe this kind of chaos going and tropical dice, hope everything comes up aces. >> the council will try to push the department to put a

crosswalk back in. >> happy to be heading out to watch the a's quest for the division title. you should pack extra patience to go along with all of your pennant fever. starting tonight like at the airport fans have tagged searched and pocketed emptied. this is part of actually a league wide mandate. as all major league baseball teams have to comply. the a's recommending that fans allow a lot of extra time to enter the park to watch the first pitch. >> could force one shop to close its doors or pick up and move. bob is live in los gatos with the latest for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. this is because of new gun rules governing gun shops established in los gatos. this is going to directly affect templar sports because now it has two options.

it can either stop selling guns or it can move away from that location to across the street if it wants. it cannot be that the location because it does not satisfy the new rule, 250 foot clearance. while that shot does. it was this week the same week as the shooting in washington, d.c., that the los gatos city council passed new laws. these businesses must now apply for an annual permit and be at least 250 feet away from schools, parks. government buildings and businesses geared toward children. the city took up this issue about nine months ago. that was back in december. it was right after the mass shooting in newtown, connecticut. people in los gatos felt blindsided by the opening of the shop. they feel it's a athlete public safety. there were packed public

hearings. the new ordinance this week. the city has given the company four years to move or give up their gun sales. the lawyer tells the "mercury news" that this four-year deadline make nos sense. if this is a public safety issue why is his client not beings forred to move now. team plar sports is considering legal action. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> there are a lot of ways to pass time waiting for your flight. now that can include saving a life. a lot of southwest airline passengers will have the opportunity to receive hands on cpr training at san jose international this afternoon. it's in response to a 43-year-old passenger who went into cardiac arrest back on september 9 and was resuscitated by a san jose police officer with the help of two good samaritans. today's training will run from noon to 5:00 p.m. f. you have a

chance to be in there, probably worth checking out. >> look likes he got to neat officer. >> it was awesome. the smiles and the good vibrations. >> thank you. how do you thank someone for that. we thank meteorologist rob mayeda getting up early on this thursday÷ morning. we gave christina the day off. >> thanks for the coffee in the newsroom. it's early and it's pretty chilly outside as you step out this hour. still in the 40s and low 50s. clear skies, no low clouds so our temperatures have dropped off a bit. sea breeze is out there. it will be more strong and eventually that's going to bring in low clouts. at the ballpark this evening the a's taking on the twins. catch the action. we'll see numbers in the 70s and first pitch after 7:00. cooling as the sea breeze turns stronger.

right now we've got clear skies across the bay area but changes upstream. this is a weather system that begins to impact our weather more so tomorrow. today fine, lou clouds coming back, then the rain producing clouds making an approach by late friday, into saturday. the system is going to weaken but have enough left to give us scattered showers. a slight chance of high elevation snow showers. so it's going to look and feel like fall. today feels like summer. 80s and 90s, san jose, 85. 78 in san francisco. watch the temperatures drop for tomorrow back down into the 80s inland and 70s w hours on saturday, clearing and breezy. >> a look here toward oakland, 880 and the high street high rise a. nice flow, south with the headlights, close to the volume. we'll look at the maps.

as you approach 880 near the connector reports of a crash blocking one lane. one of three. debris across the other two. this is going to be a problem off of the castro valley eye. this is when the commute is starting to hit. we're dealing with that one lane closed. a number of vehicles that may be the case. waiting for an update. there it goes. 2:38 may open shortly. 680, no word. i'll give them a call. we're going to get over looking at the try valley. heading to the area, 884, that cute off, that's moving nicely down to sunol. pub lin not a big corner. and the bay bridge, a mild backup at the bay bridge.

which are filling the bill as well. >> thanks so much. >> coming up on "today in the bay," the teenage survivor of a deadly crash in the south bay could be going home. we'll tell you about the special support he's been getting. >> the washington navy yard back open since the first time a shooter killed 12 people. the latest on the investigation, next.

i want to give you a live look in virginia where a train derailed, ultimately injuring two engineers and sparked a fire. this happened early this morning in south hampton county in southeast virginia. there was a small fuel spill but this one has been contained. the fire has been contained.

we're not sure of theskç statu those engineers. >> the washington navy yard is back open this morning after investigators try to piece together a series of events that led to this week's mass shooting. questions remained about how the shooter was able to get in and whether gun control laws would have even made a difference. tracie potts live on capitol hill with the latest on that investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. let's start with the workers going back to work. crews were there as they got led in the gate. there was a truck that had an issue so there was a backup with traffic. bottom line they are back in for the first time since monday, since that shooting. the fbi also still on site. building 197 closed as they try to figure out things. we're getting new details like words etched on the shot gun that the shooter used. it says, better off this way and my elt women. they aren't sure what that

means. we're hearing from the va, the veterans administration. they never treated aaron for any health problems. they did treat him for insomnia. a focus on the victim, president and mrs. obama preparing to attend a memorial service on sunday and here on capitol hill, in just about two hours, lawmakers and others who are in support of gun control measures are hoping to strengthen background checks. >> something we'll continue to follow. thank you. >> this morning in the nation's capital hearings picking up for last year's deadly attack in benghazi. the the house oversight and government reform committee reviewing the attack on the u.s. consulate and now asking what it is calling unanswered questions. among those testifying admiral mullen t vice chairman of the benghazi accountability review

board, the chairman of that board, former ambassador thomas pickering will be testifying. bay area native chris stevens along with three other americans died in that attack. strike up the band as the america's cup racing returns to the bay area. the skipper of the oracle team saying it's not over, it's a long way from over. the team is on the brink of elimination. strong winds kept the teams from completing the second race yesterday. team new zealand won and has an hate 1 lead. one more win and the kiwis take home the title. starting at 1:00, before that catch days of our lives, bethany at 3:00 and at 4 ellen. >> the important stuff, nbc bay area news. 5:45 now.

christina has the day off. rob is stepping in for us. talking about a cool start but a nice day ahead. >> indeed. it's one of the signs we're getting closer to fall. close to 90 around place likes santa rosa, later on we're at 49 degree, 56 in san jose. and we watched the america's cup. the winds will be stronger. that should be changing. 11:00, noon and 1:00 seeing 15 to 25 miles per hour winds but shouldn't get too gusty or prolonged above the 21 knots range to stops that races from running today. at least the first race looks pretty good. later on oakland a's. 70s early on, as the sea breeze strengthens later on 60s as that came wears on. we have clear skies. you'll notice the low clouds, by

this time tomorrow morning the familiar sights of fog across the bay will be creting our friday morning commute from san francisco to oakland. but bigger changes coming up, perhaps as early as the friday evening commute. but the system here dropping out of the gulf of alaska looking like late october as opposed to the middle of september. we'll be out in the north which bay. friday morning should be fine, into saturday morning here in the north bay, north to south there come the chances of showers from about sunday on friday night through early saturday afternoon. most of the totals show up we think around sonoma county. as the system wekens enough to -- as we go into saturday afternoon. highs feeling like summer despite the chilly start. 80s to near 90s, san jose, low 90s around the tri-valley, easily the warmest day we'll see over the next seven days. if you like summer temperatures

today your day. gorgeous around oakland, too, with 70s to near 80 across the bay. temperatures starting tomorrow begin to cool down, cloudy and breezy. by starm night and saturday, cooler temperatures to kick off the weekend. now we're talking 70s for highs, feeling a lot like fall as we get in through the weekend, staying cool into early next week. >> checking the latest, we have good news for folks, we'll give it to you in a second for the east bay. looking at the south bay, this is the first we talk about before 6:00 and it's kicking in. north 101 at 680. we will see traffic slow, 880 slows a bit by bascom, overnight road crews both direction so there's not a lot of volume. we'll take you to an issue for the tri-valley where we have south 680 slowing. now it's starting to kick in.

more from 580. you can take that because there is a bog down here as you lose one lane down to bernell. we'll track that, the better news over 238, there we go, we have somebody packing it up. better news off of the castro valley y, a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. >> thanks so much. 5:49 a. teenager injured in a crash last month that killed two of his friends is expected to leave the hospital. "mercury news" reports that 15-year-old so receive ter realia has been recovering more than a month. amateur video here. the driver lost control and

slammed into a tree. he's now able to use his wheelchair and hopes to be walking soon. helping in his recovery is heaven eweight champion cane velasquez. >> 5:50. a live look at the golden gate bridge, a little mow hanging clouds. voting on whether to close the bridge for a weekend next year to install a movable median barrier. if this is approved it would be the first time the golden gate would be shut for more than a few hours. a total of 36 died in crashes on the bridge, 16 were head-on collisions that could have been prevent bid a median. in recent years the bridge district and hiked speeding

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story makes you go really? a former member of the raiders now launching his own investigation into a big time party at his house that trashed the place and he didn't even get invited. >> i can't believe this happened. over labor day weekend about 300 teenagers broke into brian holloway's vacation home in upstate new york and threw a party. holloway found bout the party via twitter. the teens caused about $20,000

in damage. >> they took pictures. brilliant. >> smart. holloway is posting pictures on line hoping to identify the teens. the offensive lineman, i wouldn't mess with him. he played with the l.a. raiders. >> 5:54. yesterday scott mcgrew brought us previously classified court documents showing that cell phone companies never tried to fight demand for data. >> we didn't specifically know that verizon was one of the companies that acquiesced to the nsa. we suspected it. a major carrier. the chief operating officer confirmed yesterday in a speech in japan where he said of course verizon handed over the data because that's what the law requires. facebook, google and yahoo! handed over data but have been fighting the orders in court and fiding to tell you more about those orders though with little

success. john stratton dismisses those high tech evidents quoted as saying tech companies just grandstand and wave their arms and protest loudly so as not to offend the sensibility of their customers. linkedin joined the fray adding its voice to lawsuits asking the government to allow to you how long it's been asked about profiles. the download of ios-7 seem to go well though several work places report neat wotwork slowdown. my favorite tweet from nicole lee. she is still writing iowa 6 on all checks. >> that wasn't funny at all. >> i'm here laughing my you know

what off. >> let's turn it into the young and refreshing rob mayeda. >> what's your secret? >> the cold is going to slap us in the face in the north bay. 47 degrees, 46 as you step out the door in the north bay. dress in layers. by the afternoon now, you're approaching 90 in santa rosa. and areas south of san jose. san francisco 78 degree, then running much cooler tomorrow. more clouds and we're talking a chance of showers to pick off the weekend. >> at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights turned on. how quickly it forms. as you approach next to the hov lane. on the maps we'll show you the approach is fine. the backup will start to move better. there it goes all lanes cleared

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>> plus, get rid of the guns or move. we'll tell you about the tough new crackdown that could get a sports store muscled out of a town. >> and doing more to keep students safe on campus. how a peninsula school district says it will change after school abuse case on campus. >> you want a nice jacket for you, temperature in the fl40s a 50s. we'll show you the changes in the forecast coming up. >> you expect a backup at the bay bridge but not in the tri-valley. we'll give you the latest for 680 and whatever progress report we have from chp. >> right now we take you live outside to give you a spanning wide shot of the bay bridge. crystal clear, a crispy cool start to the day, as rob says going to get a lot warmer out there on this thursday, september 19, this is "today in the bay."