more chaos in ferguson despite a new safety strategy in place. details about dozens of protesters arrested overnight in including some from california. and we have widespread low clouds to kick off the day, your son will rise at 6:27, but just a spectacular finish. changes on the way, that humidity will be back, i'll tell you when in your neighborhood. microclimate weather forecast is in just moments. and very inconvenient situation conveniently located right in front of our live cameras, three cars involved in a crash for san jose. clearly there's a traffic break going on. i'll widen up and show you the alternates. >> mike's got tabs on that, in the men time, beautiful live look outside at the bay bridge, tuesday morning, august 19th, this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay."

good tuesday morning, thanks for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we have an update to breaking news. authorities in marin county believe they have found the wreckage of a missing plane this morning. "today in the bay's" bob redell just got to the scene. bob, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well just to give you a lay of the land, west marin, this is north of novato, laura, west the petaluma. at the site of this wild fire, the marin county sheriff's department says they have found some wreckage. now whether or not it's related to this aircraft that went missing last night, they have not been able to confirm that. but they have found reckage, what happened is around 9:30 last night, the faa called the marin county sheriff's department to let them know they received an emergency call from a pilot of a beach craft aircraft. this is a small aircraft that was flying from oregon to san carlos, california, on the peninsula. the plane reporting they were having engine trouble. shortly after that emergency

call, hate it lost radar contact with the aircraft. the pilot indicated he was going to try to land at nas field. authorities checked nas field, no sight of the aircraft, then heard about the filed wire that they were fighting overnight. as i mentioned, they have found wreckage. the question is is that the aircraft that's been missing. they have not confirmed that. the faa believes that that person, the pilot, was the only person on board. reporting live here in west marin, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> checking back in with bob again very soon. meantime developing overnight in ferguson, missouri, signs of progress potentially amidst more violence. tear gas canisters tore through the air and burning bottles of liquor exploded on the streets of the small suburb as protesters and police squared off again. but among the hectic crowds, peace keepers emerged and stood between protesters and police. both on the verge of boiling over. >> back it up.

>> don't give them a reason. back up. don't give them a reason. stop throwing stuff. do not give them a reason, back up. >> you hear that man saying do not give them a reason. at least 31 people were arrested, including a number of people from new york and here in california. two protesters were shot by other protesters, but are expected to be okay. officials lifted a midnight curfew, but asked that peaceful protesters only take to the street during the day so that criminals can not hide among them at night. >> and i'm going to tell you, if we're going solve this, we're going to have to do it together, and i am not going to let the criminals that are have come out here from across the country or live in this community define this neighborhood. >> late night news conference, that was captain ron johnson who warned the media it is getting too close to the violence. in this video, you can see a photographer get malox poured on

his face to ease the stinging and burning from being exposed to tear gas. eric holder is headed to ferguson to meets with local leaders this week coming up in the next half hour. we have just learned this morning, police investigating two separate hit-and-run crashes in the same san jose neighborhood. we've just learned that one of the crashes is actually turned deadly. it all happened last night when a car crossed center road in balfour drive, another pedestrian was hit just a few blocks away. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang joins us live, stephive in, neighbors think more need to be done to protect pedestrians. >> reporter: that's right, good morning, laura. first of all, police are trying to confirm right now the whether the second victim, what condition he is in. we do know that he is in critical condition and was fighting for his life. that accident happening just about three to 400 feet down here on center road.

sunday night's crash happened here. the speed limit is 45 miles an hour. people saying there's vehicle traffic, but a lot of foot traffic with that fog you see behind there, a lot of busy shops and businesses on the other side. that was around 8:15 last night. an emotional scene as the father of the victim. very distraught walked by a police officer who was trying to help him sit down. witnesses rushed to call 911. we spoke with one of them, a man who says he saw both crashes, and he says the city must really step in to enhance safety measures on this popular stretch of road. >> the thing is since the sometime they built this pedestrian crossing over there, there's more accidents here. they should be making a signal light for so people can stop. when people are driving, they can't see anybody. >> reporter: sunday night a black or dark colored sedan hit

a person. he was crossing the road at center. and possibly was on his bike. he died the next morning. his family telling nbc bay area he just finished visiting them and was heading home when it happened. and that's what we talk about in our next live report at end of the hour. in a little bit more than 30 minutes, you see the impact on the family members. some had a lot to say. we will hear from them coming up again in the next hit. live in san jose, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. pair of mosquito foggings are slated for the bay area this evening as officials try to prevent the spread of the west nile virus. mosquito and vector control will be fogging in the shaded area on your screen starting at 8:00. tonight the fogging area is right next to delasalle high school and the may not yans yard. it is expected to last several hours. in the south bay, fog willing begin at 11:00 tonight in the area highlighted on your screen. mostly around sunnyvale.

fogs will last until about 2:00 tomorrow morning. this latest round of fogging comes just after santa clara county health officials announced five cases of people infecteded with west nile virus. we've learned a uc berkeley freshman has been diagnosed with that same virus. it is 6:07 now, time to check the forecast. let's check it now but meteorologist christina loren, nice day ahead. >> not too much to complain about. maybe fog, christina? >> not in the bay area. >> let's get back to the mosquito fogs because here in santa clara county actually it is a real issue. if you are headed outdoors and you are concerned about west nile, you want to keep in mind, mosquitos like to come out at dusk and dawn. all right. we are about to hit a beautiful start to the day. sunrise, 6:27, gorgeous conditions for today. and also if you're going to be out and about, another way to keep the mosquitos at bay is

wear long sleeves. it's not going to be too hot to do that. temperatures will be warm, but we're not using that h word, hot. at least not through the section seven to ten days. that's great news because we could be cooking this time of year. 5 # degrees in san martin, what a gorgeous start. you know what, you see the widespread low clouds, walk out the front door in the south bay and that is good sign. you know what that means, you can give your ac a break for most of the day. save a little cash for something better, back to school school shoes. we have drizzle right now, we're going to see plenty of sunshine here. you're going to get a good four to five hours of sunshine in the city by the bay for today. starting at about lunchtime. future cast clock in motion, you can see the low clouds vanish then roll right back in as we head through about 6:00 to 7:00 tonight. then we'll repeat what we're expecting for today as we get

into your wednesday. 80 degrees for the south bay. 65 san francisco, 73 degrees on the east shore. things are looking nice and smooth here. for now on this drive, what do i know? let's talk to the guy who knows all about your drive this morning, good morning, mike. >> we're look at san jose, all the cars involved in this crash, we saw in the middle of the freeway that's better news traffic recovering, so look at your map. this is 101 northbound, north of 680. then on the map, we see the slow developed, ripples back towards tully and story road. that is the beginning of the commute. we'll watch for slowing for the next few minutes. rest of the south bay moving nicely. we'll check into a few other slow spots. nothing unusual right now. the east bay, a little lighter build for a tuesday. yesterday, monday, we had a heavier flow through the tri-valley. we're watching 580.

east shore freeway recovering through berkly. the earlier crash has long since cleared, but that rippled back and it's blending in with the freeway now and the slowing on the toll plaza where the metering lights are on. north bay slower drive down towards spencer avenue. crash blocking your right two lanes. left two lanes are open. i'm sorry to reverse, left two lanes are blocked, right lanes are open, half of the freeway closed through the area. look at san rafael. north of there, drive we just have a lot of company joining me up at curves at te are rks ra linda. the heat is on, i shouldn't say heat, commute is on. >> the commute is on. picking unout there. >> whatever you do, don't use the word hot. >> got it, that is now profanity. it is 6:10 right now on your tuesday morning, still ahead on "today in the bay." sharp plastic splinters in water bottles. the recall warning coming up next. buckets of paint splashed on cars in the south bay. the new steps neighbors are

taking in searching for the suspects. and how about starting your morning off here on this tuesday morning with a live picture of the golden gate bridge? a little fog out there. today, not surprisingly. christina will have another look at your weather coming up. and one thing to remember, school districts back in session. today, starting gilroy unified, sunnyvale, and it's the first day of class at sonoma state university. it's the book time.

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couple of days. you are going to start with an overcast sky, but nice sunny finish coming your way with temperatures below average, and then we have to bring back the humidity. i'll tell you what that means for your microclimate in just moments. that's not to say it's completely dry, there's clouds visible in the shot, but they're well above the roadway. 92 westbound with all these taillights heading to the peninsula. smooth drive across your bridges, i'll give you the update getting back to the gooden gate, and the crash in san jose coming up there. here's a look at today's top stories, marin county deputies say they have found wreckage related to reports of a missing plane. the plane was headed to san carlos from oregon when it reportedly went down last night. neither marin county airport nas field. the pilot is believed to be the only person on board. san jose police are on the look out for two weeks involved in separate hit-and-run crashes just a block away from each

other. the latest crash occurred last night on center road and ooldam. they are countrily considered life threatening. britt a is recalling more than 242 children's water bottles. britta has received 35 reports of broken or cracked lids, but no injuries. new morning, health officials are reiterating their warningings to stay away from some afternoon condition currents as the number of people killed by the ebola virus continues to rise. liberia, nigeria, and sierra leone risen to more than 1200 people in the regions. there have been more than 2200 reported cases of ebola to this point. some sbierp villages have been quarantined. others are limiting access to

food. remains from flight 17 are being returned to their families. malaysian's defense minister says the remains of 16 people, floub back to the country. flight 17 was on its way from amsterdam to kuala lumpur last month when it was shot down over an area of eastern ukraine controlled by pro-russian separatists. victims remains were taken to the netherland for identification. police in southern california will release more information this morning about the two teen caught plotting a school shooting. investigators say they stopped the plan in its tracks, the south pasadena high school students were arrested after authorities noticed suspicious behavior. the students planned to shoot three specific teachers and kill as many students as possible. they did not have weapons, but investigators said the teens were researching guns and bombs online. people near the campus may notice activity there today.

university city of hayward, and the college will be participating in an active shooter drill on campus. the drill will take place in the pioneer heights residential life sfilts on csu east bay's campus. it is expected to start at 1:00 this afternoon. folks living in one sunnyvale neighborhood are considering buying surveillance cameras and other types of home protection after a rash of vandalism. the latest happened early monday morning along a small stretch of santa rosa street. that is near the intersection of 101 and the lawrence expressway. someone splattered at least a dozen cars with white latex paint. fences were also nabbed. neighbors say they've been dealing with this kind of thing all year, like tire rs getting slashed and keys, cars getting keyed up. 6:17, time to check the forecast on this tuesday morning, let's take a peek outside, look at downtown san jose. the sun is up, christina's here, we have a look at the forecast. >> we are right in the thick of august. this could be in some places

muggy, nasty weather. not out here. >> not out here, just to the south, southern california they're getting the triple digit heat, also the humidity. for us, we're going to hold it at bay at least for the next couple of days which means we will be the envy of the nation. we get to take that role quite often here in the bay area. it's nice to wake up with temperatures in the mid-60s in some spots. 61 degrees right now in livermore, oakland, san carlos, and san francisco. meanwhile, couple upper 50s pointing in san martin's direction this morning. cool conditions, and through gilroy, mid240u6 morning. it's nice and brisk. maybe you want to walk your dog this morning, comfortable out there. later on this afternoon, won't be hot when you get home. ocean air trapted inland. right now, it's cooling down the pacific northwest as well. and for us, it's going to keep temperatures just a touch below average as we get into the next

couple of days. then high pressure takes control. starting on thursday, really into friday and saturday, watching for this surge of monsoonal moisture. we might get showers. best chance looks like the higher elevations of the south bay and watching that for late friday into saturday. temperatures today, hard to beat, 76 degrees on the peninsula. that's right. 73 for the east shore, wine country, gorgeous conditions. maybe you haven't had a chance to get up there. we're going to hold on to the weather as we get into your weekend, take a look at this, not a big change coming your way with the exception of that humidity. overall though, temperatures just climbing a couple degrees. we're talking about the 80s extending into saturday and sunday. wine country will be nice. take your pick of summer events across the bay area. we'll that talking about that this weekend, coming up in just a little bit. right now want to get you to work on time, work for the

weekend, man to help you get there, mike inouye. >> what was in the roadway, but no longer an issue. we have one car remaining after the earlier three car crashes. right here the middle of 101 northbound through san jose. just north of 680 approaching the key. some folks still slowing down to see what's going on. slow down on the poach for tully, clearing by the time you hit the camera shot and mckey, no problem. this is what we call a traffic tuesday. a heavier volume usually than the rest of the days for the week. today, looking at a slower build. tri-valley's the same thing, much lighter than yesterday for west 580. south 680, slowing heading down in towards sunol towards highway 84. typical pattern, but lighter volume showing up right now. as the schools come back online, for the next few weeks, we'll see things couldn't to suggest as some folks stay home then get back to work in a typical pattern other here. slowing for 7880 south through hayward, nothing unusual there.

earlier crash set things off. the metering lights on the bay bridge. they're on, get a look out there. all lanes as you'd expect off of the 880 overcrossing no problems for the east shore freeway. another live look outside, we'll show you how things are across the bay. there's low clouds and fog drifting around, it's not at problem for visibility on the span, but might be a drizzle situation across your windshield fortime to time. palo alto, 101 here. bay shore freeway moving nicely and towards redwood city. no delays into and out of san francisco along this side of the bay, back to you. >> thank you very much. tributes for robin williams keep pouring in across the bay area. >> tonight a theeter will hold a comedy night in his honor. williams performed many types at tlok medical report -- throckmorton theater many times. unusual tribute. >> tributes online continue as

well. someone started this petition on change.org to rename a classroom at san jose state in william's honor. room 109 at washington square hall was the setting for scenes of the movie flubber starring williams. that was back in 1997. it is 6:22, still ahead on "today in the bay." how honest are you when no one's looking? surprising results of a new study, next. plus celebrating the real from the fake on your news feed. we'll tell you about a new facebook filter coming up next.

welcome back the pricing war heating up in the wireless world. sprint is unleashing a brand new pricing plan and says good night to its framily. we like to say that of course. the company is offering companies up to 20 gigabytes of ga that and ten lines all for 100 bucks and doubling its offerings. sprinting is betting it'll revive the company which has been hampered by a network overhaul. >> plus you can't make up words. framily. facebook making a move to clear up confusion. the bbc reports facebook will tag satire stories to prevent them from being mistaken as real news. some stories like the site and onion mash made people confused about it, then they post angry

comments from social media users. now tags only a test, and facebook did not say whether it'll be rolled out permanently. the onion actually responded to the idea with its article titled, area facebook user incredibly stupid. >> i guess this means we are both honest and gullible at the same time here in the bay area. it turns out, i don't think that's true by the way, turns out that americans are more honest than you might think. the company honest tea, honest, tea. 95% of people chose to be honest even when there was around there to hold them accountable. that figure up from last year's 92%. honest tea looked at 60 locations across the u.s. including in san francisco. each location, placed bottled tea with a box nearby that requested one dollar for each bottle. a nearby camera than monitored the action and in san francisco, 96% of people paid up the experiment also found people in hawaii to be the most honest.

100% of people in honolulu paid. that is a perfect flawless record for those hawaiians. blond were the most honest. 95%, 91% of redheads paid, in the battle of the sexes, women were more honest than men. 95% to 93%. >> good to know they're honest here in the bay area. 6:27 right now. still ahead, update to breaking news this morning. plane that went off the radar after a late night flight now investigators say they have found the wreckage. and the pilot has in fact died. we'll have a live report. plus hotels for the homeless in san jose. the plan to give dozens a place to stay.

breaking news this morning, small plane disappears overnight and now crews are telling us they have found the wreckage and the pilot is deceased. thick fog out there this morning, overcast start for most the bay area, but a nice plent finish, tomorrow looks good, then bring back that mumdty.

microclimate forecast in moments. check out how the traffic tuesday is assorting out and the current crash in fremont. live look at the opening bell this morning, futures higher after stocks rallied yesterday. nasdaq closed at a 4 year high. data on housing, construction, plus consumer prices and earnings from home depot. we'll see how that looks there on this tuesday, august 19dth, this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." and a very good tuesday morning to you, thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. update to breaking news, marin county sheriff's department con officialing a small plane has crashed in the north bay, and the pilot has died. investigators say they found the wreckage of the plane near novato, the faa says the plane was flying from brookings, oregon, to san carlos when the pilot reported engine trouble around 9:30 last night. then they lost contact with him.

crews also put out a grass fire. they think that may have been the result of the plane crash. live update for you in about 15 minutes. squlnchts 6:30, new this morning, cease-fire in gaza appears to be over. israel's military says less than an hour ago, three rockets were fired out of the gaza strip. israel says the rockets landed in an each field. it come just hours after israel and hamas extended a temporary cease. fire for another day. so peace negotiations could continue. israeli troops remain at the gaza border. hamas previously said violence would erupt again unless progress was made towards a deal. hotels for homeless people. today the san jose city council is expected to approve a plan that would get people off of the streets and into rooms that the city pays for. kris sanchez with thousand move could save the city money. >> reporter: that's right, sam, homeless advocates says there's space in the city and the city seems poised to put it to use.

the city council will vote on whether to change the zoning code to allow people to stay longer than 30 days in existing hotels and motel rooms in certain zones. vouchers from the city which staff says could cost the city a million dollars year. that's not chump change, but homeless advocates it is less than the $3 million they spent on law enforcement, health, and other outreach to homeless people. when we talked with city councilman san ricardo about the plan, last time he said making hotel space is not a temporary solution. >> the idea is to bring in another party who can provide the case management and the other services that are needed to ensure. we have a pathway to success. >> reporter: it is estimated that san jose has a homeless population of more than 3600 people and growing. many of them staying in encampments like this one calmed the jungle on center road near happy hollow park and zoo. there are several others around the city. the plan could help hotels in those zoned areas as well by

providing additional property management and occupies in hotels that have unpaid empty rooms. some hotel owners aren't so sure. thing the plan is house homeless people could hurt their business, but again, the city council looks like it's going to approve the plan that was recommended by the planning commission, sam. >> could be tension thooefr, thank you very much, kris. 6:33, hardly any tension when it come ps to the forecast because we've been quite spoiled. well, usually clear making way for a nice day. we've had a mild august, christina. >> yeah, its been really nice so far. and i don't know that anybody wants it to change. good news for you if you're in that boat. we have more of the same for you today and tomorrow. then we are going to bring back those subtropical clouds, midlevel clouds on the way and the humidity will increase as well. we night get a -- might get a few showers, overall, our pattern has been nice and we're going to hold on to that today and tomorrow and then thursday. that's when we're expecting the

humidity to be noticeable. 61 in san francisco. good morning to you in san jose, 62 degrees. and 59 degrees down in san martin. some really lovely weather this morning. some cool conditions for you from gilroy all the way up through san martin and santa theresa, nice start. i want to show you the bay area when it comes to the low clouds, thick many morning up through sonoma county and marin county as well. and you're going to find some really thick low clouds and even fok and drizzle at immediate coast. take it easy there. overall, looking good. you can already see little bit shallower here when it comes to the marine layer over san francisco. the sun is up. san jose shows you full deck of low clouds, that's going to help to keep us nice and cool later on today. probably get by without using your ac if you play your cards right. open up your windows at about 7:00, that's when it peoples comfortable and yeah, we have good to moderate air quality for today. always a good idea to shut the blinds before you leave as well so the direct sunlight doesn't blaze in. 80 degrees for the south bay,

peninsula 76. 73 room temperature for the east shore today, and comfortable conditions persists for one final day before we bring in those changes. i'll show you your future cast in just a moment, but first, i want to get you out the door on time and on a good note. mike can do all three of those things. >> or at least one. take your pick, get three out of this, good for you. over here towards san jose where traffic flows relatively nicely right now. we see the slowing north of 680, 280 where the camera is. we had an earlier crash approaching. this is a good recovery look at your map in fact, in fact this section right here, that's the only spot for real slowing, # 7 and 85 just starting to show speeds come down below 60 miles per hour. that's where the green is turning to yellow. not a big deal. that's a good deal for the traffic tuesday. heavier volume of traffic today. cars stalled and maybe broke down in the roadway. sounds like at least the driver of the car is over off to the shoulder. no lanes reported blocked, still we're going to track the commute

direction where you already see the slowing south approaching 84 again just to see the green turn into yellow. dipping for the tri-valley. again, lighter than it was yesterday. to big surprises for the tri-valley approach over towards the castro valley. south 8 # 0 through -- 880 through the toll plaza. backup of course is here and slowing down the east shore freeway. richmond in the berkeley speeds around the 45 mile per hour range right now. and that's a good deal because they're all flowing smoothly. live look across the san mateo bridge shows you closer to the peninsula, 92 westbound with the taillights. easy drive and dumbarton bridge smooth as well. just like this is. i'll explain since we can't readed it here. closure to 280. extension. we're seeing that bridge work again the 28th through labor day weekend. they're doing the final stages. >> they're trying to warn us early. >> exactly.

>> that's why we have you. >> thank you. how about a look right now at what's going on in the markets. this is the big board of course. dow jones industrial average down from the 17,000 plateau, up a couple hundred points from about five days earlier. it's now at 16,872. 6:37, still ahead, giants take on the ice bucket channel. >> that'll be a lot of people dumping ice. at 6:37 right now, this is a live picture of downtown san jose as you wake up, rise and shine, go to school, some of you. >> strap on those backpacks, among those going back to school today, the union elementary school district in santa clara county, mers high school in burlingame, and the university of san francisco.

you're watching "today in the bay." a very good tuesday morning, 6:40 right now, live look at the home of the a's, o.co coliseum this morning. the a's are looking to snap the five game losing streak tonight as they take on the new york mets. major league baseball commissioner bud selig will visit the coliseum one last time, it's part of his final tour of all major league stadiums.

selig will retire in january. san francisco giants got the als ice bucket challenge. go. >> the giants president larry bear let dozens of members in dumping buckets of freezing water on their heads. they are the latest to raise money for als. the giants challenged the a's, the dodgers, and major league baseball to follow their lead. this morning, we are waiting to hear if the nfl will be fining the somewhat controversial johnny football. >> yeah, cameras caught the quarterback flipping the bird to washington's bench during the third quarter last night. manziel called the moment a lapse of judgment saying it was brought on by relentless taunting from opposing players and their fans. the bird could cost the rookie over $11,000. the browns lost the game 24-23.

>> we'll see if he takes the heat once the season starts. meantime, 6:41 on your tuesday morning. update to breaking news. the pilot missing after a late night flight goes off the radar. why an overnight brush fire could mark the spoot where the plane went down. chaos in ferguson desite a new -- despite a new stafty strategy in place. dozens arrested, including some from california. let's take a gander at the bay bridge toll plaza, a little bit of congestion there. we'll be back with 15 minutes of nonstop news right after this break.

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the pilot has died it in the small plane crash in marin county. authorities found the wreckage of the plane which disappeared overnight. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live with the latest, what can you confirm for us at this the point? >> reporter: well good morning to you sam and laura. marin county sheriff's office working conjunction with marin county fire confirmed that they did find the wreck achblt beach craft single engine aircraft along with unfortunately the body of the pilot. the only person believed to be on board in a aircraft. the location is within the middle of a 40 acre fire that has been burning on a remote hillside not too far from our location. in an area called hicks valley. this is north of novato in west marin county. the ntsb is also on its way, should be here in a couple of hours. now the faa tells us that this pilot was heading from brookings, oregon, to san carlos last night, where around 9:30 last night, the pilot radioed air traffic to control saying he

was having engine trouble. he would try to land at nas field. then right after that, his aircraft disappeared from radar. marin county sheriff started a search because of the fog and the inability to fly their own search and rescue aircraft, it took them four hours to locate the wreckage. three of the hours to find the fire, another hour to find the wreckage within the fire. the marin county sheriff's department tells us this morning they've take an look at the wreckage, they believe looks like it exploded on impact. >> again, the plane is in really severe disrepair. it's in bad shape. and obviously at the time of impact, started a fire which created more detriment to the crime scene itself. >> reporter: again, no identity yet as far as who that pilot was, but the belief is that that pilot was the only person on board. again a individual engine beach craft aircraft flying from oregon. final destination was supposed to be in san carlos,

unfortunately, had engine trouble, crash landed here in hick's valley where the pilot is now dead. reporting live here in maine county, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> tragic ending, thank you, bob. let's get a quick check of your forecast at 6:46. this as we give you a live look of san jose. the light finally coming out. it certainly seemed like we could have some smashing weather today. >> yeah. that's always the sign, right? the great start and the nice sunny finish. comfortable temperatures. >> yeah, 6:47 now, we could be in the triple digits as you know its been a pretty mild summer overall so far. and yeah, we're about to kick off the unofficial start of your summer time in just a couple of weeks, but i can tell you right now, another gorgeous day in the bay. we're going to hold on to the pattern for tomorrow as well. then thursday into the weekend. we have changes to tell you about. little bit of that monsoonal moisture creeping up, and it's really hard to tell what that monsoonal moisture will do once it surges into the bay area.

we could get showers by saturday if we see this monsoonal moisture creep far enough to the north. right now it does look like that, ten to 20% chance. i'm not putting any money on 10 to 20% bet. i'm going to let you know what's happen out there and we'll watch that. because i know you want to get outdoors as we get to the weekend. low clouds right now, really tell the weather story of the day. that's where you see the most significant cooling, it's going to take a while to burn off here in sonoma county. temperatures today up in wine country as a result of that early burn off. ending up in the 70s. nice looking day coming your way across the bay area. you'll notice on the seven day forecast, temperatures are really going to stay put. throughout friday, saturday, sunday, we are actually looking toward the monsoonal moisture, maybe a few showers, overall, temperatures in the low 80s. let's check your drive, here's mike inouye. >> all right chris that, we're going to look to the san mateo bridge where we see the low clouds hanging out.

we see westbound moving smoothly across the span, but getting here is an issue. we're talking about a slower drive on the approach, west, around the road, we do have a crash, three vehicles reportedly across three lanes. over to the right you have one, maybe two depending on how close that is to the merge, slower drive from 880 over to the 92 toll plaza, that's the san mateo bridge, dumbarton was moving just as smoothly. easier drive now heading south down there towards the dumbarton bridge if that's a convenient alternate for you. no word, no injuries reported there, but 92 is slowing a lot as you're passing because of that crash. the rest of your peninsula drive once you get there is just fine and smooth drive along the east shore as well. 880 slow through hayward towards union city and fremont. same thing for the tri-valley, look at 580 westbound, the earlier disabled vehicle we told you about hasn't presented a problem. it's in the center divide. northbound routes to the south bay, 101 as well asle 7 do show a slower drive there.

that's building for the south bay, gentle there. and the east shore holding steady. we have another slow down approaching university as well. that's a typical pattern where the metering lights are on. we'll give you a live look outside and show you how things are shaping up where things turn to the red. speeds close to 20 miles per hour at the worst rate here. and the golden gate bridge across the city, from the north bay, and at earlier slowing southbound 101 right around the dispensary area that crashed has cleared from all lanes, back to you. >> thank you, mike. happening right now, hundreds of people are out of their homes this morning, pushed out by flames burning near yosemite national park. the junction fire started yesterday and has taken more than 1200 acres of grass and trees. at one point, 13,000 homes were in the line of that fire. that is now been reduced to 500 at this hour. a number of hotels in the town of oakhearse is about 16 miles from the fire has been evacuated. firefighters are still trying to stop it from spreading.

tear gas and flash grenades in the streets of ferguson. seventh night of clashes in a town ripped aid part by the death of michael brown, an unarmed teenager killed by police. nbc's jay gray jiens us live in ferguson this morning. jay, overnight, 31 people were arrested a including some from california and new york. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, in fact the police saying that a lot of those that are causing the problems here are not from the ferguson area. look at it, it continues to be a vicious cycle here. with the police and protesters clashing each night. they continue to try and change their strategy, their tactics as far as this is concerned. they've even brought in the national guard, but can't seem to stop the violence at this point. you said 31 people arrested, two people injured by gunfire, shots fired within the crowd. we also know that police were shot at several times last night. they say they were also pelted with bottles and four officers

slightly injured, treated and released. it's a conflict that doesn't seem to be changing, and it's really frustrating, not only officers here, but also many in this community who say they're out to make sure that michael brown is remembered, make sure that their voices are heard as they push for change and open investigation here. and so police are asking, hey, help us police this situation. another thing they've asked us if you can at all possibly make sure your voices are heard during the daylight hours here, it would help because thefl like what they're calling this criminal element is hiding behind the message and the darkness of night here in ferguson each night. so the interesting to see how that plays out as they continue to try and find a way to stop these crime shift every night. >> night after night after night, thanks for the very latest. >> yeah. grand jury could begin hearing evidence as early as tomorrow in the shooting death of michael brown. the grand jury will decide

whether officer darren wilson should be charged with a crime. the brown family says the teenager died while trying to surrender. police say brown assaulted the officer. attorney general eric holder will travel to ferg sthon week to meet with the fbi. ferguson this week to meet with the fbi. we will have coverage at 8:00. san jose neighborhood is on the edge this morning after two hit and runs both happening within 24 hours of each other. >> sunday a pedestrian was hit and killed near balfour drive and last night another person hit just a block away. taeb's stephanie chuang joins us live on the stretch of center road. stephanie, neighbors want the city to do more to protect people cross og the busy intersection. >> reporter: that's right, good morning sam and laura. specifically more signage and lights so drivers here have more warning about the crosswalks. right now, you see it's a pretty popular with the shopping plaza baind there, but this cross sidewalk where sunday night's deadly hit and run crash happened. we just spoke with the man who says he lived here for 16 years.

says the city put in a couple crosswalks including this one about is six months ago and he believes it's good enough. >> it is a new safety item, people in the neighborhood don't use it. >> reporter: they don't push the button? >> they don't push the actual button. >> reporter: now others witnesses and neighbors told us more signage and lights may have saved son wynn. he was at the crosswalk, possibly on his bicycle when a black or dark colored sedan hit him sunday night. family members telling nbc bay area he had just wrapped up saying hi at their house, was heading back to his when it happened. they are now asking for the public's help as well as for the driver to surrender. >> what she did wasn't right. think about the person and his family and who he has around him. >> reporter: speaking of family, the father of last night's hit-and-run victim at center and

oldham. police officer walking him to try and help him hit down. happened around 8:15 last night. we understand he is in critical condition fighting for his life. shops on one side, homes on the other. investigators have con vassed the area to see fe there's any video to help them in their investigation. live in san jose, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> hopefully they'll locate the person responsible, thank you, stephanie. commute troubles in the east bay. one lane of concord boulevard is sthut down. nearly 20 hours after a truck flipped, it skid into a power pole. this in the eastbound direction. the impact hit that truck, hit the pole and dropped powerlines on the street. dangerous situation to see visuals right there. the truck driver, contractor with pge was thankfully not hurt. there was no timetable as to when crews can reopen that roadway completely. the port of san francisco's trying to figure out what to do about an empty parking lot once considered a prime piece of real estate. authorities tell the san francisco examiner piers 30 and

32 are in danger of collapsing within the next decade unless the port makes repair and completes seismic retrofitting. they estimate the price tag for all of that could reach $87 million. san francisco has had several big plans for piers 30 to 32 including hotels and condos. new arena for the warriors, even a cultural museum. all of those projects have fallen through. the port says it doesn't have money for the repairs right now, so it is still considering options. charity is in santa clara county is taking another step towards helping undocumented children find host families right here. catholic charities of santa clara county will hold information session tonight at their headquarters on zanka road in san jose. they are working on a proposal to bring 50 undocumented children to the dobt give them a place to stay as the federal government processes their immigration status. if you are, this starts at 6:30.

the city of santa clara may soon do away with plastic dags. they will consider an ordnance banning single use plastic bags. santa clara would join a growing list of cities in the bay area and across california getting rid of bags. tonight's council meeting starts at 7:00 p.m. the time is now 6:57, one final check for you of the top stories. the ntsb is now on its way to examine the wreckage of a small plane that krarkd and exploded on impact overnight near novato. the pilot on board according to the faa has died. that agency says the single engine plane was flying from brookings, oregon, to san carlos. san jose police looking for two vehicles involved in a second hit-and-run crash on the same road. doctors say the victim might die. less than 24 hours earlier, someone was hit and killed bay car just a block away. and the company britta is recalling more than 242,000 children's water filter bottles. than includes dora the explorer,

hello kitty, spongebob squarepants, and teenage mutant ninja turtles. all of those bottles. they have received is 35 reports of broken or cracked lids, but no injuries so far. >> check them before the pack the lunches today. kids continue to head back to school. what's the forecast look like? >> looking good today. temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s as wet get into this afternoon, not much a climb today. only ramping up to about 76 degrees along the peninsula and 65 in san francisco appetizer we get into the end of the week, staying nice and steady. i can see mike smiling about that. >> i like steady. and prefer a lower humidity, see what you can do, christina. she's going to work on that, we're working on this. crash that cleared from westbound 92. everybody made their way to the parking lot. is a so a recovery over towards the san mateo toll plaza. lighter volume around the bay considering it's a tuesday. north bay, off slower drive

developing for san rafael. >> thanks so much. and reminder about a big movie shoot that's going on at san francisco this week. >> yeah, that family, code named, i'm not sure why it is, big foot, begins shooting today in buena vista park in the tenderloin. filming will continue through friday. sop watch out for road closures in those areas. rumor has it the film is based on a marvel comic ant man. it'll be starring michael douglas and paul ruud. who are expected to be in town. but the paparazzi begin. speaking of the big screen, bat kid is getting his own flick. >> yeah overnight a crowd funded surpassed its goal. you'll remember last november when miles scott, sfooif-year-old cancer survivor became bat kid and saved san francisco. no, thanks to the campaign and the award winning film maker will be producing a documentary of his story and the title, bat kid begins. we all love that story. >> what a cutie. >> yeah, right? >> weft inside track for the

folks here potentially involved. >> they were, definitely. >> that's what's happening right now. >> we're back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> in the men time, join -- meantime join us here. see you later. good morning. good morning. roundup. 31 people arrested on the 10th night of violent protests in ferguson. >> get on the ground! >> many of those arrested visitors who are fanning the flames. we're there live. breaking news. an out of control wildfire near yosemite doubles in size. mandatory evacuations ordered for 13,000 homes and businesses. the biggest fear this morning, a propane company right in the fire's path. game of drones. the hot new sport of shooting down drones. and why the