day in parts of the bay area which could affect travel times on your commute with wet roads. we're watching both on wednesday morning. live look outside on wednesday, august 6th. beautiful day bridge. illuminated, what a pretty postcard start to the day. wednesday, august 6th, this is "today in the bay." good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> the tsa says it's made changes at mineta san jose airport after astowaway made it past security without a ticket. the second time the stowaway's made it on a plane last month. this time, a 62-year-old woman got through security on to a flight from san jose, made it to l.a.x. "today in the bay's" bob redell from san jose international. the stowaway has tried this

before. >> reporter: this is the third time this year, scott, this woman has gotten through airport security without a ticket. two times at sfo, the third time this past month here at mineta, her name, marilyn hartman, boarded a plane without a boarding pass. after the plane landed at l.a.x., the flight crew conducted a head count, since the flight was continuing to phoenix, and that's when they realized hartman did not have a ticket. she was take noon custody, remains in jail with bail set at $500. this is the second significant security breach here. back in april they made national headlines when a 15-year-old climbed the outer security fence and flew to hawaii in the outer well wheel of a plane. >> san jose has training issues that i think it nides to fix,

because passengers want only screened and ticketed passengers are on the plane. if it's not the case, confidential will collapse and that will affect all of us. >> reporter: that was congressman swallowwell who serves on the security committee. he believes the airport needs better training, procedures, fixes that would not cost a lot of money. the tsa did announce, it's made changesen side the screening area already. bob redell, "today in the bay." new this morning, investigators are trying to find out what caused a car to fly off the freeway and crash into a dealership. that crash happened at an infinity dealership off of 680. "today in the bay's" stephanie strong live in concord. new cars totalled. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. we are right off of the 680

north bound off-ramp to 680 here. this is where the concord infinity dealship is. the off-ramp goes next to the dealership where the car went off the road, smashed into the fence. it hit one car, sustained most of the damage. the car to the right of it here, a little bit as well. this car, brand new sitting here. the damage, some of the glass and debris, all over here. we understand the car went off around 3:00 this morning, before 3:00. chp was gone by the time we got here. glass is everywhere at the scene. trying to figure out what caused the car to miss the turn and smash into the cars here, brand new, some of them valued at a couple to 30,000 here at the dealership. again, not sure if there was alcohol or medical emergency. but a lot of damage sustained at this infinity dealership. live in concord, stephanie

chuang. san jose police apologizing for failing to tell the public about a purchase of a drone and it's promising to be more transparent. the department received criticism after the purchase of the drone was revealed last week. the drone will be used by the bomb squad and shared with other bay area agencies. the police department admits it should have done a better job. moving forward there will be community outreach before the drone is used. the dron is currently grounded until it can get clearance from the faa. today, a bay area lawmaker will introduce a bill preventing the average person from having military grade body armor. legislation born by the mass shootings that have happened in recent years "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us now. not talking about standard bulletproof vests here. >> no. some of us who do hazard duty,

wear flak jackets or vests, people who transport a lot of crash, that's not the bulletproof vest we're talking about. talking about serious, heavy body armor, category iii or type iii. the kind of body armor that soldiers need in combat or s.w.a.t. members wear. a law enforcement says no reason for civilians to have it. congressman honda agrees. he will talk about the introduction of the responsible body armor possession act, which was born of a number of mass shootings in which the gunmen were wearing body armor. honda referenced the 2012 mass keshg the gunman wearing abull left helmet. he referenced 1997 shoot-out in los angeles police which he says lasted a lot longer than it should have. >> 32 officers were trying to

take down one shooter and he had taken 27 shoots into the body because he had body armor, it protected him. that's pretty scary for law enforcement and scary for citizens because that allows them to go on rampage long somewhere kill more people. >> honda joined by the district attorney along with the sheriff and several police officers. right now, body armor type iii and above available online for sale. the department of justice has a link to 70 companies that sell it and right now, only convicted felons are barred from buying body armor and it's not banned in any state. he's introducing the legislation at a time that congress is on break. >> that's right. >> he's active, busy. >> and lease running for re-election. >> as congressmen often are. a live look at oracle.

the oakland alameda coliseum authority will meet inside to vote on the license agreement with the a's. they are expected to approve changes made to the deal by the city of oakland. the new lease will allow the a's to play for another ten years. even if approved, there are no guarantees the team will stay in oakland. the deal does include an escape clause allowing the a's to leave after 2018. 5:07. the a's have a day game. check the forecast with meteorologist rob mayeda, in for christina. >> later today we'll see clearing skies around the bay areaing. morning game, rain around oakland. upper 60s outside. light rain into san jose. you can see the showers, napa, down the sunol grade, oakland, light rain at the moment. palo alto, sun any vail, light rain at times towards fremont and light rain approaching downtown san jose and light rain around the tri-valley.

that will follow up towards napa county. most of this sliding towards south and east between now and lunch time. afternoon, clearing skies as cloud cover sweeps from north to south. chance of picking up enough rain to wet the roads for you for morning commute around the east bay and south bay. by afternoon and evening, no worries about light rain. evening commute should be fine. weather-wise for plans or baseball games, things looking better later on. high as the skies clear, into the 80s around places closer to san jose. close to 82. upper 80s saratoga. 75 foster city. 70s around san francisco. low 80s santa rosa. pleasanton and livermore, mid to upper 80s. a sign of things to come. as we go through the forecast here, get into the weekend, we're going to see temperatures climbing on up as those numbers get into the 90s arm the tri-valley, saturday and sunday. temperatures climbing up a few

degrees. south bay comfortable temperatures. numbers in the mid-80s. traffic update. 580, eastbound one lane restriction due to repaving taking place, from off the bridge approaching 80. continuing through 6:00 this morning. we'll let you know if there's any other issues or anything gets delayed in terms of reopening the new lane repaved. green across the roadways except slowing as you head northbound toward the sunol grade, moving away from mission boulevard. quick check of our city cameras around the bay area now. 101, around university and palo alto, smooth commute right now. fremont, 880 commute fine. wet roads in a few spots including the golden gate bridge, about to redo the travel as we do the lane configuration, typical for this time of morning across the golden gate bridge. weather and traffic throughout the morning. >> it's appreciated. happening now, historic day for space exploration. rosetta spacecraft expected to

make contact with a comet ten years and 3. 5 billion miles. >> the comet 67-p, an icy mass sign tests want to know more about. they won't know what they are dealing with until the probe get there's. >> three steps before we are able to land. first we have to get to the comet, learn how to fly around the comet, find landing site, and then we are ready for landing in november. >> yes, landing. the goal to gather information about the comet's surface, examine changes it undergoes as it gets closer to the sun. if flying alongside, they've just achieved orbit an hour ago, they are going to try to land a probe on the surface. scientists hope it will help underlock mysteries of the universe, giving them a look at what the solar system was like when firstborn. the new app scans your play list for your favorite artists and lets you know when they're

in town. reviving a new policy after the water main break spilled 20 million gallons on the streets and ucla.

[ bell tolling ] >> the annual peace bell marking today's 69th anniversary of the bombing of hiroshima. the bell rang during the exact moment the bomb was dropped on the city by a u.s. airplane. earlier today, 50,000 people arrived in the city to pay tribute to those who died in the

1945 attack. japan is the only country to experience a nuclear attack on a civilian target in history. 5:13. a united airlines flight had to make emergency landing after a fire broke out. the plane left newark heading to brussels when a small fire start in the gallery area. the boeing landed safely. crew members used a fire extinguisher to put out the flames before the plane touched the ground there were 233 people on board, no one hurt. the husband of the second american aide worker diagnosed with ebola says his wife is showing signs of improvement since being back in the states. he says she's weak but getting better. she stood up when she got on the plane. writebol and her colleague are being treated at an atlanta hospital. americans are fed up with the antics in washington.

new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll found 60% of people not happy with the state of the u.s. economy. 70% of people think the country's headed in a wrong direction. 80s% think the political system is messed up. obama's approval rating hit an all-time low 40%. nothing compared to congress with has 14% approval rating. republicans not faring well, just in 19% approval rating compared to democrats' 31%. 71% of americans think the country's economic problems are the result of washington's inability to get things done. iphone users might be in the know thanks to new music app by stub hub, recommends upcoming shows by your favorite artists, set you up to show concerts out of town based how far you're willing to travel. the app will, of course, direct fans to stub hub to buy tickets. but if stub hub doesn't have what you want, it can direct

customers to other sellers. courtney reagan, live at cnbc headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. futures are higher after stocks closed low at the session tuesday. stocks giving up all gains on monday after worries on tensions between russia and ukraine. we get data on the trade deficit, earnings from viacom, aol. the dow dropping 139 points. the nasdaq losing 31, to 4352. >> that's correct you. java juice launched new line of juice blends and offering customers free samples today. show between 9:00 and 11:00, get a free taste. options include kale, beets, ginger, apple, chea seeds and wheat grass as well. to your health.

pick up a bagil bagel for 25 ced java. >> free weather cast. >> yes, we will do that. make sure nbc bay in both locations. you might need your umbrella. light rain around the east bay, san jose. temperatures, muggy outside, balmy. mid to upper 60s now, cloud cover keeping temperatures up overnight, 65 san francisco. radar, we've got the rain moving fairly quickly away from san francisco. but you see napa, palo alto, sunnyvale, seeing light rain, more moderate rain in the santa cruz mountains towards saratoga. 680 commute towards pleasanton and sunol, castro valley, free plont fremont, towards lafayette and concord, too up to the north. but the client continues to advance off to the south and east quickly. rain totals out of the last gasp

out of the weather system, another .04 of an inch. enough to wet the roads and make travel times delayed with slippery roads. watching how that's affecting commute. cloud cover, it may take longer for the sun to break out as you watch clouds go from north to south during the day. starting with the clearing in the north bay, as you approach lunchtime and afternoon, see gradually clearing skies with temperatures soaring into the 70s to mid-80s this afternoon, turning warmer. highs starting to climb into the 90s around the tri-valley thursday and friday. 82 san jose. low 70s around san francisco with midday clearing into the north bay. highs in the low 80s, around pleasanton, mid to upper 80s, getting into 90s as we head towards tomorrow. see that warm-up taking place for the tri-valley. checking morning commute, we still have for the next 40 minutes scheduled this one lane restriction paving, taking place

on 580 eastbound past the bridge approaching 80. we'll let you know if that's extended beyond 6:00. also now, starting to see traffic picking up as typical this hour on that westbound 580 commute through the altamont pass, by livermore. from sky camera network, view in dublin, you can see the slowed aroach heading west bound 580 past livermore. see slowing around the dublin/pleasanton interchange approaching 680 in the next hour. view across the golden gate bridge. roadway drying out a bit. for 880 right now, fremont, 680 down the sunol grade, light rain slowing things down. extra slick as light rain falls across the bay area. new research shows high school athletes more likely to abuse prescription drugs than classmates who don't play sports, data collected from more than 2,000 high school seniors, boys, especially football players, abused prescription

drugs the most. white students used more than minority students. the study found illegal use of morphine and codeine on the rise with 12% of boys and 8% of girls abusing the medication. the only of the company that led to the downfall of professional baseball players expected to plead guilty. according to espn, anthony bosch reached a plea deal with the u.s. attorney's office. he expected to plead guilty to distribute tear roid. faces up to ten years. the scandal affected local teams, melky cabrera was suspended. bartolo colon suspended for 50 days playing for the a's. the los angeles department of water and power thinking about reviving an old program to detect weakened water pipes. the plan come after last week's

massive water main break at ucla campus. the city tells l.a. times the pipe under sunset boulevard has corrosi corrosive. the ute tilt's thinking about reverting a phased -- reverting to a phased out program that pumps in pressurized water in controlled conditions to detect leaks. the city monitors mundane things like the pipe's age and history and how corrosive the soil is. the water main break sent tens of thousands of gallons into two parking garages near ucla. the city will take responsibility for the damage. people whose cars were parked in garages got their first look at the damage yesterday. you can see the cars caked in mud, plaster from the roof of the garage. 340 cars now undrivable. >> a lot of insurance calls there. 5:21. michael phelps jumps back into the pool, starting his push

towards rio.

5:24. live look at san jose this morning. looking for more rain. we'll have rob give us the forecast in a minute. after years of back and forth, pleasanton city council signed off on a plan to bill $300,000 dog park. according to the pleasanton weekly, the two-acre dog park will be built on flat land between the -- south of the bridge, this will be pleasanton's second dog park and much larger than the current one. some pleasanton residents have been trying to get the plan approved since 2000. retirement just didn't suit michael phelps. world's most decorated olympian back on the blocks today. fell. s will take to the pool for the u.s. national championship. video of him just back in june.

he's scheduled to compete in four events. he says, this is the first time in his life he's been able to swim on his own terms. the event with one in australia will determine the u.s. team for the next year's world championship and paving the way for the 2016 olympics. phelps has two years to get ready for the summer games in rio. organizers in brazil promise construction projects will also be done on time. there are already more than 2,000 people working on olympic park, heart of the games. host 14 events, including swimming, basketball, gymnastics. see a lot of green on rob's radar. looks like a wet day. >> yeah. parts of the beast bay now, green could change to red on the maps. we'll show you that in a meemt. seeing some of that lighter rain from san mateo towards palo alto and saratoga, san jose, seeing light rain. follow on the 880 and 680

commutes into fremont. and the dublin grade over towards dublin, moderate rain. cars approach the 580, 680 interchange. we do have most of the rain falling in the bay area in the east bay hills and around the south bay. see clearing skies starting around noon for the bay area, moving from north to south. valley temperatures into the 70s and 80s, turning warmer, seven-day forecast, towards thursday and friday. 82 in san jose. low 70s san francisco. low 80s around santa rosa. pleasanton and livermore today, gradually clearing after light rain breaks up with highs in the 80s. watching a bit of slowing, close to where the rain is falling there, leaving the dublin grade, towards 580/680 interchange. westbound slowing, typical of livermore to pleasanton. 580, the westbound approach, watching cars and headlights stacking up wit light rain falling, not making the commute

any better. around the golden gate bridge, things looking good. we did have light rain earlier. now roadways joined out a bit as you cross the golden gate and head into san francisco. 5:26. police need your help finding the man who sexually assaulted a young girl in an apartment complex pool. new details about the man who accused of a brazen burglar in san jose.

new this morning, a car flies off of instate 680 on to a car dealership. amazingly, no one was hurt but crews still on the scene. a live report next. a play bear butcher store the victim of political protest. why the fbi is involved in the investigation. still tracking rare summer showers in your microclimate forecast. rain around 580 which could, in turn, affect your morning commute on that 580 drive out of

pleasanton and dub len. watching both for you on this wednesday morning. a peek outside this morning. what a weather window. bay bridge, glistening in its glory on this wednesday, august 6th. this is "today in the bay." very good wednesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew. new this morning, broken glass, mangled metal, what's left of cars at a dealership after a car flew off a bay area freeway. the crash happened at an infinity dealership off of 680 in concord. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live at the scene. brand-new cars are totalled. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. we're standing by the on ramp to northbound 680, you can see where the driver lost control and went over this bank into the

chain link fence and smashed into the brand-new infinity cars. the one, sustaining the most damage, the trunk smashed. you see a bumper from the car that flipped over with all of the glass and debris everywhere. not just messy scene, but a loud one. [ horn ] >> reporter: so, the car was some sort of civic or honda sedan that flipped over. it's just before 3:00 this morning, the car horn going off for quite a while. chp able to clear the scene quickly. the drive ar peered to be a young man, by himself in the back of the ambulance. he looked like he was fine, talking to paramedics and seemed like he was doing okay answering questions. we understand now, getting confirmed, he was taken to the hospital to get checked up. back here live, you see the

glass flew quite a bit. debris everywhere here. parts of the car that flipped brand-new cars, still here. the question of course how he lost control. again, he was arrested, though we should mention the roads were slick because it had been raining and continues to sprinkle from time to time. that's the latest from here in concord. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> amazing. breaking news. following right now, in the south bay, crews trying to knock down a fire in san jose. it's happening on gatt. en drive, not far from meridian and hamilton avenues. "today in the bay's" bob redell just got to the scene. what's going on out there? >> reporter: good morning. the main concern about this two-alarm fire where it was taking place. taking place at the atria willow glen senior living center, where a lot of senior citizens live. when the fire department arrived, they realized this fire was contained to the office

building of the center which is unoccupied and not connected to the building where residents live. you can see the area, on top of the roof. this is in the past half hour april small fire on the roof, started -- appears to have started on top of the roof and reached into the attic. that fire, as you can see, is out, now doing knockdown to make sure nothing in there that could spark up again. don't know the cause but they did have to call for backup, second alarm to have them on stand by in case the fire would have gotten worse but it didn't. they were able to get the fire out. none of the residents here at the living center wherever in danger. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> great news. 5:33. for the second time, just four months, there has been another major security breach at san jose international airport. this time, a 62-year-old woman got through security and on to a

flight from san jose and played it to los angeles international. the breach happened monday. investigators say marilyn hartman slipped past the checkpoint on the second floor, boarded a southwest airlines plane without a boarding pass. after the plane landed at l.a.x. the crew conducted a head count and found hartman without a ticket. taken into custody. this is the third time this year hartman found a way to get through security without a ticket. the other two times at sfo. >> we're fortunate this woman was harmless but we might not be to so lucky in the future. >> the tsa made changes inside the screening area already. congressman swa maman swallwell it needs more training. a man used a rock and shove toll break into a home. he was arrested with -- after a

different burglary in morgan hill last week. sources tell us he's the same man in the video lobbing a rock through someone's window. made off with jewelry and electronics. police think he may be linked to other burglaries in santa clara county. san leandro police need your help finding the plan who sexually assaulted a young girl at an apartment complex pool. the girl was playing at the pool at the lakeside village apartment complex over the weekend when she came across the man in the public rest room. the man, 19, tattoos on his arms, he didn't live at the complex, and police are not sure how he even got in. the fbi joined the investigation into the vandalism at aburg berkeley grocery store. someone threw rocks into the window. a posting criticizes star meats and calls the sale of meat murder. it also says the window damage is part of a window smashing campaign that started last year

with oakland's waylands meat mark and a burger king. the onwners say it's an unfair attack. >> it's a shame. this is a neighborhood treasure and there's no reason to throw rocks in this window. there's a also of other ways to protest. and we love the store. >> it cost $1300 to replace windows. there are no security cameras but they do have lead. nine caltrans engineers moved, demoted or fired after questioning the quality of part and work done on new span of the bridge. one of the engineers was sent to china for a new assignment after he reported welding inspections were not thorough enough. yesterday's hearing, bridge experts testified that cal trans needs more oversight from outside agencies. now we have a live look at the

bridge, which has experiences numerous problems since completed last year, like broken bolts and water leaks. investigators agree the bridge is safe but that inadequate welding and parts will likely lead to higher maintenance costs later on. >> embattled gun shop is closed, templar sports is moving, unclear where. it's a flashpoint between owners and residents who did not want a gun store in town. the council put a moratorium on new firearms dealers in los gatos. >> rob mayeda pulling double duty, checking temperatures. >> it's mild outside. upper 60s from the east bay towards san jose. light rain falling in part of the bay area. you can see moisture draped over most of the bay area. mostly cloudy skies and some showers right around fremont and hayward down into palo alto and sunnyvale. this line continues to move closer to san jose. seeing a few sprinkles around

the tri-valley, castro valley, pleasanton and fremont. moisture slowly heading off towards the south and east. we will see slow clearing in the same direction as we go through afternoon. starting in the north bay, moving south as we pass lunchtime, partly cloudy skies near noon, south bay clearing out as we head through evening. light rain for morning and partly cloudy skies, mild temperatures. near 82 san jose. peninsula temperatures, 60s and 70s around pacifica, foster city, palo alto closer to 80. near 70 san francisco. low 80s north bay. mid-80s towards pleasanton and livermore. forecast calls for 80s. seven day forecast, 90s in reach in pleasanton and livermore come tomorrow. speaking of the tri-valley, back to the 580 commute westbound leaving livermore, seeing slowing approaching pleasanton and dublin right now. the travel times have slows considerably from grant line road to 680 to 39 miles per

hour. typical slowdown but could be complex with light rain falling, that could cause issues for you. live look at 80 in dublin, headlights of traffic coming towards you, slowing approaching 680. golden gate bridge, dry right now, travel times there, right on schedule. also right on schedule, mass transit times in green. b.a.r.t., muni, caltrain, bta, all on or close to on time. we'll be watching this throughout the morning. 5:39. after five years in captivity, soldier bowe bergdahl prepares to answer to superiors about what led up to his capture by the taliban. the driver of a new york tour bus that crashed in times square, in police custody. w.

5:41. today president obama wrapping up the african leader summit in

washington. in the white house dinner took center stage. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live on capitol hill with what's happening today. >> good morning. several sessions to wrap this up at the state department. first a look back at the historic dinner last night. you've got first african-american president whose father was from kenya, hosting pretty much all of the major leaders from the continent of africa. there were a few who couldn't come, dealing with ebola and a few who weren't invited because of political concerns. today the majority of those leaders will join president obama in three sessions where they'll be talking about expanding trade, investing in africa, peace and security in africa, with a lot of extremist groups of concern. training new, young leaders, entrepreneurs and innovator to help invest in the country over the next several years. at the end of the day, the president and leaders scheduled to hold a news conference, a

chance to q and a with them and what they've accomplished over the last three days. >> now in the middle east, it's the second quiet day in a row in gaza, following a month of bombings and shootings. a cease-fire is holding strong but both sides need to come to an agreement before the truce is up tomorrow. mediators will shuttle back and forth between the two trying to work out a deal. some details emerging about hamas' negotiation points including internationally reconstruction of gaza. palestinians are taking time during the calm to return to bombed-out homes and collect what's left of their possessions. anti-war protesters march down streets of san francisco today. the group says it's against what it calls u.s. support of israel. the protests begin at 5:00 outside san francisco's federal building at 7th and mission. the attorney for sergeant bowe bergdahl says the former p.o.w. is anxious to share his side of the story, as he

prepares to be questioned by an army investigator. bergdahl's lawyer released this pi picture yesterday. fidel and bergdahl used the meeting to go over a classified report into bergdahl's disappearance. bergdahl could have chosen not to take part in the meeting but fidel says his client wants to talk. bergdahl has been on desk duty since last month help was freed in the controversial swap earlier this year for five taliban soldiers. the driver of a double-decker tour bus arrested after he crashed into another tour bus in times square. this happened yesterday afternoon. the driver was not arrested until late last night. they say he was on some kind of medication when he hit another double-decker bus. 14 people were hurt. all expected to be okay. it's 5:44 now. who should have full body armor. >> a south bay congressman says no one. today, mike honda will introduce a bill to outlaw the purchase

for all civilians. >> it "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us now. not talking about the standard bulletproof. >> a higher grade of bulletproof vest everybody the kind that law enforcement used that military active duty use, sometimes reporters, those are not the ones we are talking about. we're talking about the ones that military and s.w.a.t. teams use. type iii and up, the kind you see in a combat zone. we've seen them -- we see it in video of war zones and whatnot. law enforcement says there's no reason for civilians to have anything like this, south bay congressman mike honda agrees at a press conference he'll talk about the responsible body armor possession act he mentions in reference to the 2012 massacre in which the gunman was wearing a ballistic helmet, leggings,

tactical gloves. he mentioned a 1997 shoot-out between two armed bank robbers and los angeles police. he says it lasted a lot longer than it should have. >> 32 officers tried to take down one shooter and he had taken 27 shots into the body because he had the body armor it protected him, and it's scary for law enforcement folks. >> right now, anyone except convict felons can buy body armor type iii and above online. the justice department has a ling to 70 companies that sell. when honda introduces the new law that he is dropping it will be alongside with law enforcement and district attorneys from the bay area. he's, by the way, running for re-election and congress is on a break. >> why he's keeping busy as

well. let's check in with rob mayeda. he's doing double duty for christina and mike. hardest working guy in show business. >> for this morning. rain, too. >> tap dance. >> we're keeping things busy in the tropics. the latest on hurricane iselle. julio, hurricane overnight. the latest there. the latest for you, light rain around the bay area. san jose, east bay, peninsula light rain. collect in on travel times in a moment. but the radar right now, very interesting for august morning for you. we've got showers dropping from north to south across the bay area. right now, most of the rain falling into the south bay and areas south of hayward into fremont, palo alto, sunnyvale, saratoga, seeing showers. and heavier shower here, as we go up the sunol grade, passing fremont towards pleasanton and castro valley. moisture south of 580 moving quickly. but impacting parts of the south bias we go through the morning. clouds that we're seeing now will eventually clear as we go

from the morning into the afternoon, moving from north to south today. late day clear, we think, for the south bay. campbell and saratoga, lingering showers around lunchtime. high today near 82 san jose. should see low 70s closer to san francisco. low 80s around the north bay, fremont 82, mid-80s towards pleasanton and livermore. as we go from the bay area and check the tropics, iselle, just updated, down to 90-mile-per-hour winds, good news. storm is weakening as it heads towards hawaii. it will make landfall around the big island thursday night but as a tropical storm, packing a lot of wind and rain but not as strong as the storm was 24 hours ago. maybe better news now for hurricane julio, it's strengthened. the path should take the storm up and away. the current trend continues to steer that second storm further away from the hawaiian islands. watching both closely here over

the next couple of days. morning commute for you, around the east bay, slowing, volg um slowing, from the 580 interchange passing 238 and approaching 880. westbound morning slowing there. seeing slowing with an dent here around the 101/280 interchange. seeing slow on the approach of 280. you can see slowing with some of our city cameras. there's that slowdown as you approach the accident at 101. that's northbound approaching 280 in san jose. slowing volume slowing westbound 850, dublin and pleasanton, approach the 580/680 interchange. travel times have dropped off, down to 34 minutes from grant line road into the orange and 580 to 680, westbound 84, slowdowns there thankfully, not much in the way of slowdowns on mass transit. b.a.r.t., muni, caltrans, bta on time, good alternate with light

rain falling. 5:49. santa clara county leaders moving forward with a plan to give unaccompanied immigrant children a safe place to stay. yesterday, immigration reform advocates held a news conference, urging the board of supervisors to put a system in place to support undocumented children who have come to the country alone. the plan would give the children temporary housing with host families or in community groups. thousands who cross the border illegally to escape violence in latin america held in texas and southern california. santa clara county leader voted to ban medical marijuana shops in unincorporated parts of the county, it's preemptive move since there are no pot shops in the parts. it wouldn't go into effect until next month. leaders have extended a moratorium on new pot clubs until then. san jose new york tax increase measure on the year's ballot. it comes as city leaders could

not agree on how money should be spent. among the options, general purpose tax, public safety tax and infrastructure tax. well, right now, pair of hurricanes barreling towards the hawaiian islands and people are bracing for the worst. overnight, julio strengthened from tropical storm to hurricane, though forecasters say it could end up being missing islands altogether. hurricane iselle expected to make landfall tomorrow but expected to weak tonight tropical storm. many people not taking chances, already rushing to stores to stock up on supplies like batteries, flashlights and water. aur own christina loren is in hawaii for her wedding right now. she tweeted out this photo from a store. you can see, the shelves nearly empty. french phrase, i can't come up with, if it rains on your wedding day, it's good luck. >> good luck. i've heard that, too. >> the thing you say to brides when it rains on their wedding

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welcome back. a live look at at&t park, field all prepped, not for the giants but for the big jay z and beyonce finale tonight. they had a show last night as well. people said they could hear that show loud and clear from all over the city. some enjoyed it, others not so much. think picture, i'm this far away from the ballpark and i can hear

the jay z/beyonce show. concerts at at&t park before and people haven't complained, rob mayeda, glad we got a scientist in the house. >> a couple of ways sound can travel more if you have extra water vapor in the air or drop lets falling, sound travel further. or warm air above cooler air at the surface that can bounce sound waves. you had an extra amplifier effect courtesy of the weather. might see the same with low clouds. light rain around the santa clara valley, fremont into san jose, light rain leaving tri-valley now. transition to partly cloudy skies into the afternoon. near 70 in san francisco. low 80s across the bay. turning warmer for tomorrow. an issue for the commute, crash northbound 101 near the 880 split. injury accident involving

motorcyclist and truck that has been cleared to the side. the side effect, big time slowing northbound approaching 880 split in san jose. live view, one of the lanes may be blocked, could be number one lane. watching it closely throughout the morning. apple/samsung playing nice, kind of. two agreed to end all patent lawsuits in countries outside the u.s. this means the companies will continue to pursue existing patent cases in u.s. court but agreement does appear to show tensions between the two tech giants are easing. series of high stake lawsuits started several years ago when an al excused samsung of copying the iphone. looking for a cheap breakfast, today's the day. >> for 25 cents get your hands on any bagel noah's nationwide. the company opened in 1989 says

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update to breaking news. flames break out at senior assisted living center in the south bay, plus -- [ horns ] >> wet roads to blame. >> cars crushed at a high-end dealership when a driver flies off the freeway. a live report, next.

speaking of wet roads, seeing that 880 and 680 out of the sunol grade. an accident on 101 approaching 880 split in san jose having a big impact on your commute. we'll be watching both, with the forecast and traffic coming up. let's take a beautiful, live sunrise shot over the bay area. wednesday, august 6th, this is "today in the bay." welcome. thanks for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. update to breaking news following this morning. crews have knocked down a fire at a senior assisted living center in san jose. they were able to keep flames contains in the office building of willow glen's atria center. it was empty at the time and not connected to where residents live. the fire reached the attic. crews don't know the cause but they did have to call for