stopped short by the state legislature. i'm christina loren, our natural ac thwarted for today. that mean it's going to be hot out there, but temperatures crash as of tomorrow. i'll take you through the changes in your microclimate in just moments. let's take a peek outside, beautiful illuminated bay bridge on this monday, the first day of september, this is "today in the bay". from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." and a very good morning to you, happy labor day, thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. live to san jose this morning, couple of clouds up there, but it's expected to be very hot for those labor day barbecues. >> let's check in with christina loren, she has a look at the forecast. >> it's the unofficial end of summer time, i think some like it hot on a day like today. san jose showing you that clear sky, we have a hot day for your inland valley spots for the

north basis and east bay valleys. 96 degrees up in wine country where people will be today. means you want to drink a lot of water as you're tasting that wine as well. 80 degrees for the east shore. 90 degrees for the south bay, 85 on the planes. hope you have the day off. there's a lot going on. we will show you if you have not yet made those plans. that's coming up. right now back to you, scott, laura, and the rest of the top stories of the day. >> thanks so much. 5:01, another player in trouble with the law. ray mcdonald is arrested for alleged domestic violence. stephanie chuang joins us live, and stephanie, this arrest comes as the 49ers are starting the new season. >> reporter: that's right, good morning, laura. the niners have yet to play a real game here at levi stadium or elsewhere for that matter and lost players from alden smith and now to ray mcdonald. we were there less than 24 hours ago when he already was walking out of the santa clara county

jail. >> when will we hear your side of the story? >> uh, probably when i -- i don't know man, probably the next couple of days. >> reporter: he's out on $25,000 bail as police arrested him around 3:00 yesterday morning on felony domestic violence charges. this happened at his house in the evergreen neighborhood which is actually on the same block where alden smith was arrested for dui just last year. police are pretty tight lipped about the details, according to 49ers insider matt barros. officers arrested him after they spotted bruises on his fiancees arms and neck. this is what he it to say as he walked out of jail. >> i can't say too much about it right now, but the truth will come out. >> reporter: and this comes just a few days after the nfl implemented a new domestic violence policy. mandatory six game unpaid suspension for the first

domestic violence offense. second would be a lifetime ban with the possibility to petition, but only after a year. sings the policy is so new, how roger goodell will implement is unclear. the general manager issued the following, quote, the 49ers organization is aware of the recent reports regarding ray mcdonald and we take matters seriously. mcdonald is set to be on court september 14th. of course, a lot of 49ers baseball with mixed reactions, we'll hear from a couple coming up in a half hour. live in santa clara, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, stephanie. police hope a $10,000 reward will encourage witnesses to oakland's 50th homicide of the year to come forward. it happened yesterday at the flea market on coliseum way. police don't know much about it, they're not telling us the name, jenlder, or age of the victim. no one has been arrested and

police are not sure what led up to the shooting. it was near lay month since oakland's last homicide. major freeway off-ramp in the south bay reopened just moments ago following a big water main break. the water main broke shortly before 5:00 last night. it sent water rushing down westbound lanes of steven creek boulevard and soaked the off-ramp to stephen's creek. deputies closed the affected part of the boulevard in the highway 85 off-ramp. but right now, all the roads are reopened. work on a major bay area roadway could be finished. little quicker than planned. caltrans says upgrades to the extension in san francisco are growing faster than expected. what was supposed to take until early tomorrow morning could be done some time today. they're replacing two bridge hinges as part of a seismic upgrade. closures from the interchange to the king street exit, all northbound lanes are shut down. southbound lanes are not affected. crews just getting started,

starting today, several sections of the road near palo alto will be closed for about a month. crews can actually work on it. it includes three and a half miles of roads in unincorporated santa clara county. involves microsurfacing. basically a type of repaving. it'll fill imperfections while prevents future major problems from arising. highway 87 noticing longer delays. now we know why. the mercury news says power to a number of metering lights on 87 north are out. pg&e reportedly working on that issue, but no timetable on a fix. among the ramps affected, 85 south to 87 north. the al ma avenue exit, or entrance rather to 87 north and the expressway to 87 north. now, when i come up 87, there's nobody else on it. >> especiallily it early in the morning. >> yeah. >> especially on a labor day.

not a lot of traffic. folks heading to a barbecue on city streets later today. let's check in with christina loren, official day kind of a summer. >> the first day of the new season, fall, september 22nd. that's what we're going to hit the equinox. i'll tell you, there are people out there this morning on the san mateo bridge. shocked to see as many people outs there right now. but that is the case. san francisco showing you mostly clear sky, and we're looking good here in san jose on the city streets. no traffic whatsoever here, you can see that. clearly at this hour. now temperatures are going to be hot later on today. and a lot of people are going to be headed outdoors. now the beach is probably the choice spot that you want to be today, but we're still getting dangerous rip currents. we're going to talk about that coming up if you do have plans on hitting the beach, stick around. 90 degrees for the south bay. the planes's at 85 degrees. 73 degrees in san francisco. so we always have aen give and take when it comes to weather. like i said, rip currents to worry about at your beaches, but

in addition, we also have some really warm ocean temperatures. temperatures right now in the water, warmer than what we're getting out your front door. we'll talk about that coming up really interesting science to go over this morning in your microclimate forecast. right now back to you, scott and laura. >> thank you much. it's 5:07, new details about alley baa baa's big ipl coming up next. what we're learning about apple's plan for the iwatch including a possible price tag. and taking a live look outside once again, beautiful bay bridge illuminated, school lights, not a lot of traffic on the labor day. monday morning, 5:07, lot more news ahead.

you're watching "today in the bay." welcome back everyone, it's 5:09. the bay 101 card room will not be moving any time soon. the assassinate legislature -- senate legislature says no. the bay owners hoping it could have moved to allow them to expand. san jose will not allow it to expand the way it wants to. no word yet on what bay 101 owners will do next. over the weekend, the legislature did pass a number of bills including one that will require all employers to provide three days of paid sick leave to all workers every year. the sick pay bill applies to both full-time and part-time workers. allows them to accrue one hour of six leave for every 30 hours worked. governor brown is expected to sign the bill. if he does, california will be

the second state in the nation to offer paid sick leave to part-timers. connecticut is actually the first. and it'll be up to the governor to decide if california will become the first state in the nation to ban plastic bags. the ban is much like the one in place in a number of bay area cities, including san jose and san francisco. it would prohibit plastic bags at grocery stores and large pharmacies next year. shoppers would have to pay at least 10 cents for a paper or reusable bag. massachusetts and washington also looking into similar bans. that's one of hundreds of birls on the governor's desk. he has until the end of the month to sign or veto. he had to do one of the two, california does not allow a pocket veto. he has not made any indication on which way he will go when it actually comes to the plastic bag ban. we'll keep you posted. the governor's office hopes a deal will be reached to lure a tesla plan to california. tesla eyes at least four states for possible locations for his

$5 billion fig factory. the legislature this weekend adjourned from its session without improving incentives to entice tesla. nbc is learning alibaba picture's group plans to launch its recording breaking ipo next week, but the wall street journal disagrees. they say september 18th. the ipo was delayed until after labor day. the company's ipo expected to raise up to 20 billion. bigger than facebook's $16 billion debut. apple dealing with a giant hack in the celebrity's pictures on icloud, it could call attention away from the anticipation of the new iphone and iwatch next week. apple holding yet another media event, this time september 9th, insiders say we'll see a larger iphone 6 and possibly the rumored iwatch. partly owned by nbc, the watch

will be announced at the event, but maybe not shipped until next year. apple execs talked about the money. apple campus two construction site. launch of a drone. this was uploaded to youtube, it's an eight minute long video showing an aerial quad copter over the avenue. the pilot maneuvering the drone into the project site. it's a furrow in the ground. that's where they're going to put in concrete. the first phase of construction expected to be completed by 2016. severe weather on the east coast shut down a popular music festival. forcing thousands to leave. electric zoom festival on randall's island in new york city was canceled and evacuated as thunderstorms rolled into the area. the decision was made about six hours before its third and final day yesterday. fans took ferris and shuttle

buses to just get off the island. last year two people died of drug overdoses and heating. there was a cooling tunnel and drug sniffing dogs. no reports of any injuries. amazing video of explosive flairs erupting on the sun. nasa captured the images of more than a dozen flairs yesterday. solar flairs are a powerful burst of radiation. but when intense enough, the flairs can disrupt gps and communication tsunamis. >> i'm anazing when they put the earth on a scale on that. you realize how big that thing is. >> how small we are. >> fascinating to look at always. yeah, cool stuff there, we're going to look at the bay area from space, that's one of the things we do. that allows us to see these storm systems coming, and you have to wonder, 100 years ago, how did they know the whooper storm systems were out there? because of technology, we can

see a lot of things, including very slight chance for showers as of this week. 61 degrees to kick off the day in livermore. we're going to talk about that coming up. 60 in san jose, and 61 in san carlos. for this specific weather report, i want to talk about your beaches kbauz the natural ac is going to be thwarted for today, if you want the cool weather, that's where you want to head. 74 degrees in san francisco is a very warm day. 96 for the north bay, right around 90 degrees here in the south bay, it's going to be warm out there all across the board. so, when it comes to your ocean temperatures, we're looking really, really warm in the water and right outside the water for today. look at some of these numbers in the 70s and owl today at your local beaches. 80 degrees in santa cruz. half-moon day 73, and 70 degrees for today in ocean beach. this is what's really unusual. look at the water temperature, just offshore, monterrey, 66 degrees. that is so unusual. typically, we are in the mid-50s

in time of year when it comes to your ocean temperatures. now, it's still going to be cold out there, but you can actually get in the water for five minutes at a time. be careful, go to a guarded beach with a lifeguard, like i said before, we are going to have rip currents out there, but temperatures will be warm today and then the numbers crash for tomorrow. 82 degrees on tuesday. 81 degrees for your wednesday. we're going to fall into the upper 60s in san francisco. then we're going to stick with the pattern for most of the week into the weekend with that very slight chance for showers. we'll talk more about that coming up. right now back to you, scott and laura. we have new video out of iraq. suicide bomber rammed an explosive packed humvee into a construction site. the blast killed 22 security personnel, 15 civilians in the city of ramati. the target a nine story building being used business security personal. they have the sites of intense fighting between iraqi security

forces and isis fighters. and other sunni extremists over the past few months. germany is sending an enormous amount of military equipment to kurdish fighters to help defend against islamic state militants. meanwhile president obama continues to weigh his options. more supplies were air dropped to refugees in iraq. crews dropping 40 bundles of food and water and supplies to people who have been forced from their homes by the militants. british, french, and austrailian planes are flying in supplies. two senators say the obama administration should send weapons to help ukraine defend itself. this morning, senators are calling for tougher sanctions on russia for its role in ukraine. meanti meantime, ukraine says the border guard vessel was attacked yesterday in the first incident at sea so far. hours earlier, russian president vladimir putin called on ukraine to immediately start talks on a political solution to the crisis. tony stewart turned his

focus to next week's race in virginia after his return to the track didn't go as well as he hoped last night. he only made it about half way waiz through the race yesterday. he hit the wall for the second time after his right front tire blew out. here you see the welcome by fans though. they were so glad to see him back. stewart has been racing this first time he's been racing since his car hit and killed another driver. 20-year-old kevin ward junior in a dirt track race in new york. the investigation into ward's death ongoing. no decision's been made about whether stewart will face charges. two teams are in the hospital this morning after a carnival ride at a church bizarre in el paso malfunctioned. they were taken at the scene. one of the teens was seriously injured. another had minor injuries. firefighters had to use a ladder to reach other riders stranded some 40 feet in the air. the cause of the accident is under investigation. forget about those wine boxes and bottles.

what about a can? >> union wine company in oregon selling its wine in a alum numb cans. . goes for about $6 for $24 for a pack. there are at least roughly two glasses in a can. although i suppose you could drink it out of can. the canned wine available on the company's website as well as select cities and states. >> to make it classy, you can't drink it out of the can. it's 5:19 right now. joey adds a new title. plus the stanley cup spotted in shark east territory. where this was this weekend. oh, sharkies, come on, bring one of those home one day right? taking a live look outside, beautiful start to our monday morning. lots of you are lucky now have have the day off. we thank you for joining us this morning, a lot more news ahead, 5:19.

you're watching "today in the bay". welcome back, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this labor day weekend. in the news this morning, they say breaking is up hard to do, but it's working out well for tennis pro karr lain waz knack i can. he's advanced to the semiquarters of the quarterfinals of the u.s. open after a marathon match against maria sharapova. you may remember, back in may, she made headlines when rory mcilroy broke off they engagement. she is now vying for her first ever win at a major tournament. stick that, rory. she plays later this week. need that ring -- don't need that ring. alex smith has reportedly agreed to a new deal with the kansas city chiefs. smith was traded to the chiefs back in 2013 to make room for

collin kaepernick. kansas city star reports the chiefs agreed to pay smith $68 million for the next four years. earlier this year, kaepernick signed a six year extension worth $126 million. not bad, boys. >> phenomenal numbers. honors keep coming from jackie robinson west little league teem. >> the city the chicago fell in love with the team to its journey to winning the little league title. they lost the world championships to south korea, the accolades continue. they were honored by the chicago white sox and today will be honored by the cubbies. >> good for them. san jose zone, joey jaws chestnut add another competitive eating title. he just won the u.s. chicken wing championship. none other than than buffalo, new york. chestnut scarred down 195 wings in 12 minutes. yuck. breaking a previous record he

set two years ago. he holds 33 different competitive eating records including those for apple pies, fish tacos, hot dogs, and twing i cans. what a combo. i would think the bones would be dangerous. >> it could get dangerous. stanley cup made a visit over to sharks territory over the weekend. the general manager of the l.a. kings decided to spend his day with the cup in sonoma county. now he wasn't showing off, he was just trying to make people happy. he took the trophy to the napa west inn that's been closed since that major quake on august 24th. kings fans had to chance to take pictures with the trophy. stanley cup made its way to snoopy's home ice arena in santa rosa. fortunately that was not damaged up there. >> pretty impressive. one day the sharks will bring it here, right christina? >> hopefully. this is our year. statistically speaking, we're getting really close to that happening to happen. good morning to you, yeah, you know, all of our bay area teams are looking good.

palo alto, right now, you can see here, there's a few commuters throughout, you're not all alone this morning as you might suspect on a holiday. it's mild out there, just about everywhere except for up in the north bay. throwing around the word chilly, haven't used that for a while. 54 degrees. 62 degrees right now on the peninsula. it's going to be hot out there for today. but that's probably what you're yearning for for the unofficial end of summer time. and mother nature is actually going to go right back to average for tomorrow. we're going to take the temperatures down significantly, so one hot day this week, it falls on your holiday. tell you what's happened across the bay area coming up. and we're still tracking that chance for showers on friday morning. we'll show you where coming up, right now back to you scott and laura. >> thanks so much. it's 5:25, another 49er in trouble with the law. another finding himself in handcuffs, next. scary situation in san francisco, pedestrian shot in what appears to be road rage.

what police are telling us next. live look outside levi stadium in santa clara dh this morning, good news, bad news for the 49ers. team expected to be guard alex boone back today. boone had ret fused to show up to training camp and preseason because of a contract dispute. but they've apparently reached a new deal with the team and is reporting in time for the start of the season.

the new help on the way for people most impacted by the napa earthquake. new help, the red cross will be offering today. and kraft recall could be making a change to your labor day barbecue. and live look at o.co coliseum. r's have a day -- a's have a day game. place to be if you can get out there right by the beach. temperatures just perfect. our numbers are going to crash

as we head through tomorrow, and they have with a sweet stride. your microclimate forecast is moments away. live look outside this morning, it is monday, september 1st, labor day, this is "today in the bay". from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." well good morning everyone, thank you for joining us, i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. another 49ers play is in trouble with the law. defensive lineman ray mcdonald was arrested sunday on alleged domestic violence charges. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joins us live at levi stadium this morning. stephanie, this arrest coming just as the 49ers are getting ready for the season opening game. >> reporter: that's right, good morning to you, laura. big blow, you know, on friday, the nfl issuing a nine game suspension for alden smith, and now ray mcdonald, a question mark. we were there when the 29-year-old walked out of the jail by himself less than 24 hours ago.

>> can't say too much about it right now. she knows the kind of person i am. >> reporter: mcdonald is out on $25,000 bail after san jose police arrested him around 3:00 yesterday morning on felony domestic violence charges at his house in the evergreen neighborhood. it's actually on the same block where his teammate, alden smith was arrested for dui last year. police aren't saying much about the case, according to nfl insider, he was arrested after seeing bruises on his fiancee's arms and neck. disheartening for the faithful. >> this is a trend that's going on right now, and that hasn't been what the niners have been all about. and years ago -- >> it doesn't set a good example for the young fans that are watching. and i think they need to tighten the belt a little bit and set an example that that's not the way you can behave and get along in life.

>> reporter: the nfl just last week implemented a new policy. first offense means a mandatory six game unpaid suspension. second means a lifetime ban with the possibility to petition after a year. remains to be seen how roger goodell will implement this new policy which also states there will be more severe discipline imposed if there are quote aggravating circumstances including presence of a weapon or if the victim is pregnant. now sources tell nbc bay area that mcdonald's fiancee, the alleged victim in this case is pregnant. so that could add another layer to this case. mcdonald is set knob court on september 15th. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, stephanie. this has been an ugly pattern. according to a data base that tracks nfl arrests, the niners lead the league since the start of 2012. now during that time, 49ers players were involved in the total of ten arrests, six alone,

involve mcdonald or alden smith. last week, the league handed smith a nine game suspension for violating nfl's personal conduct and substance abuse policies. in march, defensive back chris culliver pleaded not guilty to hit-and-run charges. daniel kyl gore was arrested for public intoxication. his case was later dismissed. stay with "today in the bay" for coverage of the story as it develops. at nbcbayarea.com, full video of mcdonald leaving the santa clara main jail as well as the stories we've done on previous 49er run-ins with the law. it's all on nbcbayarea.com. san francisco police looking for a driver who shot a man in a case of possible road rage. it happened about 2:00 yesterday afternoon, near the intersection of golden gate bridge near the western edition neighborhood. witnesses told investigators a man was crossing the street, a speeding car nearly hit him.

they say the man yelled something at the driver, raised hiz arms towards the car, the driver reportedly made a u turn, drove up to the man, and opened fire. >> i heard a popping sound, didn't don on me at first, then four second later i heard another clock. i told the desk clerk and told her someone was shot. and came back and the guy was on the ground. >> he has not yet been identified. police want to make sure the public knows ahead of time there might be fake gunshots and smoke coming from vallejo city hall today. part of an emergency preparedness training going on there. similar to what you're seeing near redwood city when police practiced different emergency scenarios. vallejo police say it'll be the first time they'll train inside city hall. they say it'll help them learn the layout of the building in case of an emergency there. the session will run pretty much all day starting at 8:00 this morning. and turning now to the south napa earthquake, the red cross is opening an emergency assistance center in napa to offer long-term help to victims

of the quake. the center will be opened daily from 10:00 in the morning until 7:00 in the evening at the napa valley marriott hotel. that's on solano avenue in napa. affected families can meet with one on one with trained red cross caseworkers to assess disaster caused needs and receive information about recovery. overnight shelters in napa and vallejo will continue to provide services including food and clothing at shelter and clean up supplies as long as there is a need. now we are getting a better idea as to how much damage last sunday's earthquake caused in neighborle sonoma county. officials say the quake caused at least four and a half million dollars in damage. that's prompting county leaders to declare a local emergency. that move will allow for state and federal assistance if relief is made available. sop far president obama has not declared a federal emergency. and the amount is nowhere near how much damage was done in napa where estimates now hover around $300 million.

and certainly our coverage of the quake continues online as well. you can watch an interview with the mondavie family about damage to the local wineries at nbcbayarea.com. 5:35, all bets are off for the card room. a bid to move the san jose cardroom stopped short by the state legislature. "today in the bay's" nannette miranda joins us thrive morning. what does it all mean for the cardroom now? >> reporter: well laura, it's unclear what bay 101 will do after losing its bid to move north. the state legislature approved, rather, adjourned for the year on saturday without oking a bill that would have allowed the card room to leave that city. bay 101 looking for a new site because ilgts current location -- its current location will be bulldozed in a few years so an office park can be developed there. they would allow them to build a bigger facility, san jose is reluctant to do so.

state law currently bans a card room that's now in santa clara county to move to another city within the county without approval from the current city. so as you can imagine, san jose doesn't want to lose that tax revenue. the state proposal would have allowed bay 101 to bypass all that. bay 101 has a lease until november of 2017 and the cardroom was told by the developer that it does not intend to extend that lease. time is running tout find someplace new. live in san jose, nannette miranda for "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, nannette. you're wondering about the weather on this fine labor day. let's goat christina loren, good morning. >> hey good morning to you, scott, laura, everybody at home. i want to start with your 24 hour temperature change because we're running anywhere between two to three degrees cooler at this hour then 24 hours ago. we are going end to up five to eight degrees warmer today than yesterday. imt emmet, it is going to be hot. 61 in san francisco.

61 to kick off the dma san carlos. 59 degrees in half bay this morning. hot inland temperatures, warm at the coast, and if you really want the beautiful weather, you're going to have to head to the beach today with temperatures in the 70s out there. 74 degrees for san francisco, 81 on the east shore, the pence last today at 85 degrees. and 90 here in the south bay as per usual, the hot spot's going to out in the trey valley and humid at 96 degrees. and then these numbers tumble. stick around, where we're headed as we head into your week between today and tomorrow though, we'll lose about 10 to 15 degrees of that. your full forecast is just a few minutes away, right now back to you scott and laura. >> thanks so much. work on 280 could be finished sooner than planned. caltrans says upgrades are going quicker than expected and what was supposed to take until early tomorrow morning could be done today. they're replacing two bridge hinges.

the closure is from the 101 interchange to the king street exit. all northbound lanes are shut down. southbound lanes are not affected. well 5:37 as you're getting ready for the labor day boosh queues, there's a recall you're going to want to hear about. plus the pressure for action mounts in washington as isis militants continue to cause trouble in the middle east. we will have the latest in the live reports from washington.

5:40, search and rescue crews are looking for two people who are trapped inside a building that collapsed in the suburb just north of paris overnight. so far, six people including several children are confirmed dead. ten people were saved by emergency responders, but several of them are seriously

hurt. officials say the collapse happened after an explosion. still too earl cloien to firm, but i think the explosion was caused by a gas leak. developing in pakistan, the country's national television news channel had to go off air this morning as protesters stormed the headquarters in central islamabad. the protesters reportedly beat journalists and destroyed tens of thousands of dollars worth of equipment over the weekend protests calling for the prime minister's resignation turned violent. at least three people were killed in clashes with police. this morning, pressure is mounting on president obama to take action about the growing threat of isis in syria. he says air strikes are on the back burner for now. "today in the bay's" tracy potts is in capitol hill this morning with the latest. >> reporter: wait is the official word from the white house, but some republicans argue there's no time. >> he can't wait forever, and the longer we do wait, the stronger isis becomes. >> reporter: even democrats worry. >> he's very cautious, maybe in

this instance too cautious. >> reporter: president obama says he has no strategy for dealing with isis militants in syria. >> the president of the united states is either in denial or overwhelmed. he's either in denial or overwhelmed, one of the two. >> reporter: the policy republicans argue has been to defend iraq, but not to engage in syria. >> that is a decision. that is a policy. that is a strategy. and it's not working. >> reporter: but democrats fear rushing in too soon with military power could be a big mistake. >> if we simply come in and start bombing isis, we run the risk of forcing sunniss into their camp. we have to have the right targets and the right support in order to be effective. >> reporter: the president wants to build a coalition of allies first. >> we can't be sheriff of the whole world, it's france, it's the britts, it's the other countries that need to work with us, including saudi arabia and that region. >> reporter: one big concern,

how many americans are fighting with isis and whether they're planning to bring that fight back home. but for now, the president says air strikes will continue in iraq, in syria, no air strikes are eminent. congress is back next week, scott. >> a lot of pressure on president obama, thank you, tracy. we are also keeping an eye on ferguson, missouri, this morning. some groups calling for civil disobedience, there was a peaceful protest over the shooting death of michael brown over the weekend, but today organizers are asking people to drive on to st. louis highways at 4:30 in the afternoon and simply stop. they want the cars to stop for four and a half minutes, symbolizing the four and a half hours that brown's body laid in the street after he was shot business a policeman. just weeks after the shooting, police in ferguson are equipped are body cameras. they wore the cameras for the first time saturday. the police chief says the officers are completing training on how to use them properly. two companies donated 50 body

cameras, enough for every officer on the force. the cameras record both video and audio. major breach of privacy for some of hollywood's leading ladies. personal photos hacked and then posted online. and the hacker claims to have a master list of 100 other star t starle starlets. among the stars affected, date upton and jennifer lawrence. her representative confirmed they're real and blasted them for flagrant violation of her privacy. an actress tweeted knowing they were deleted long ago, i can only imagine the creepy effort that went into this. at 5:44, kraft is recalling nearly 8,000 cases of its american cheese slices. the food giant says it discovered a supply der not store an ingredient at the correct temperature meaning the cheese could spoil or cause sickness. the recall applies to several types of its american singles, different sizes. here what is what you need to know. best when used by date of

february 20th or 21st of 2015, yeah work lasts a long time, folks, but you should take that product back. so far, no reports of anyone getting sick, butd it is worth checking. bit unusual this morning, japan's government urging people to stock up on toilet paper. that's because almost half the country's toilet paper supply comes from a high risk earthquake zone. sop the government's urgency is part of national disaster prevention day. officials say people immediately think of food and water during a disaster, but they forget toilet paper. officials warn a toilet paper shortage could last up to a month if the area is hit with a strong earthquake. >> and that in itself could be a disaster. >> yes, it could. i guess that's something that is needed in my emergency kit now that i think about it. >> better stock up. well, you know what, there's a lot of sales happening today, might be your day to get on out there. 5:45. whatever it is you have planned for today, i've got to the warn you, it's going to be warm out there, 62 degrees to start the

dma concord. we're at 61 in livermore and 55 degrees to kick off the day in san martin, and that's a chilly start. i know when we get hot, a lot of people complained because temperatures stay so mild overnight, but we're waking up with some really comfortable temperatures, and it'll be hot today, it'll be mild overnight, then for the rest of the week, you can set it on autopilot with gorgeous readings coming your way. one hot day to get through week, and you know what, it's going to happen right in time the for the uni shall end of summer time. lots happening today, sab luteally free in woodside. the kings mountain fine arts fair, comfortable conditions out there, 60s and 70s for you. salsa on your labor day. that's hue you like to let the team off. this is in berkeley, blame street, berkeley, bring the family, kids will have a good time dancing. high uv index for today. 90 degrees in the south bay, 81 degrees for the east shore. 74 degrees in san francisco.

let's get to the good stuff. that's the cool weather on the way as of tomorrow. fall from 90 today to 82 and keep that cooling going all the way into the end of the week. not too bad. and yeah, it's going to feel like fall, pretty quickly around here. we're actually tracking our first chance for showers as of friday morning. north bay, little drizzle. looking good. right now back to you scott and laura. >> that'll be nice and refreshing. hours ago, federal judge blocked enforcement much a louisiana law that could close all abortion clinics isn't the state. it takes effect today. but provisions requiring doctors to have admitting privileges cannot be reinforced for now. the judge granted a temporary restraining order against state officials after three of louisiana's five abortion clinicings sued. the suit claims doctors haven't had enough time to obtain privileges and the law e collude for clinic to close. california high school got rid of a controversial mascot but kept a controversial name.

the palace cot was a cartoonish sneering man skragingly beard, hooked nose, and a head scarf. they are known as the arabs. somebody brought it to the attention of the antidiscrimination committee. the committee claned. the school agreed to get a new mascot and have the logo redesienled, but the school will keep the arab theme and name. a belly dancing genie that appeared was also retired. people in the east bay say they're stunned by a drive by shooting that injured five people at a house party. it happened on south q street in livermore early sunday morning. police say several people were kick ld out of a party then came back and opened fire from a white sedan. three women and two men all in their late teens and early 20s were shot, but were told none of the wounds are considered life threatening. hours later, police arrested anthony torres during a traffic stop. he is facing attempted murder charges. san francisco kmutders take note, muni fare hikes take

effect today. fares are climbing 25 cents to $2.25 for adults. monthly adult fast passes increasing by $4. seniors, youth, and the disable willed not change. these are the first fare increases in four years. 5:49 as you do your final preps for labor day, you may notice a higher grocery bill. some food prices are going up. on average, experts say the price of this year's end of summer meal, more than 2% heighter than last year. pork prices up more than 10% after a virus reduced supply. in the men time, steaks cost 9% more because of low supply and international demand. hot doupgs 7%. but the good news for you, just drink your way through today. soda and beer prices have stayed the same. not encouraged. just adding my little bit. 5:49, gas prices at their lowest since 2010. average price of regular gas $3.45 a gallon, aaa says here in the bay area, average price for

a gallon of regular gallon of gas, $3.87, oakland, $3.89, and in san francisco, it's 4$4.00. 5:49, 49er taking the field for the start of regular season. oh, look that the, the sun's arrival on this monday morning. short workweek for many of you. hope you gate chance to enjoy the this labor day. a lot more news ahead, 5:50.

you're watching "today in the bay." welcome back to you, live look at o.co coliseum this morning. unfamiliar territory for the a's this season. they are five games back in the al west. after being swept by the first place l.a. angels over the weekend. a's will try to turn things around this afternoon against the seattle mariners. first pitch at 1:05. real trouble for the a's is they need more offensive fire power. the team has traded with the white sox for veteran slugger adam dunn. hoping that'll add a little in offense. the 34-year-old has 20 home runs this season. 460 for his career. now he's never made it to the post season, and is hoping this welcome his first trip there. reports are no matter what dunn will be dunn. he'll retire after the season. let's go to at&t park, giants waking up in colorado this morning. they'll play a game and a half against the rockies.

first they'll finish a suspended game from back in may. then they'll hit the field for the regularly scheduled show down right after. giants riding serious momentum coming off a three game sweep of milwaukee yesterday. the g-men tranced the brewers 15-5 behind a big day at the plate from pablo sandoval. won six straights and trail the dodgers by just two and a half games in the division. after suffering a horrific injury, many baseball fans are amazed that flame thrower chapman sooechb back on the field this season. let alone on the verge of making baseball history. >> mlb.com reports no pitcher has ever finished a season averaging 100 miles an hour on his fastball. chapman is close. he's averaging 100.3 miles per hour, and he has a month to go. he was hit in the head with the line drive during spring training. with all the negativity surrounding the 49ers right now, off glimmer of hope.

>> multiple reports say guard alex boone will officially end his holdout and report to the team today. he'll receive a substantial pay increase earning nearly $6 million over the remaining two years of his contract. uber is taking its business to a new height this morning. >> ride share company teaming with a helicopter company to offer some special tours of places like los angeles and new york. an uber driver picks up the customer, takes them to the uber chopper. then it's tuf a scenic tour. when the day is done, customers return to their original destination via uber car. it'll set you back at least $1500. but some people say it is worth it, especially in l.a. traffic. >> talking about, boy, there should be like an uber chopper or something. i would pay a little bit more money to be able go back and forth to go between them. >> how much would you totally pay every day? uber chopper promotion offered on limited time basis.

more of a vacation fun thing, not an every day thing. >> sometimes uber walk. >> yeah. let's check in with christina this morning. >> it is going to be hot out there. but hey, if you're a young tech worker here in the silicon valley, that is right up your alley. we envy you. san jose taking a live look at a beautiful start to the day. it's mostically clear out there, we're in the upper 50s to low 60s just about everywhere. i want to draw your attention to that north bay temperature of 52 degrees. this is the coldest start officially that we've had up there in over it 15 days. so it's starting to feel more like fall as we unofficially end summer time this very day. 96 degrees in the north bay today, 90 from the south bay. 818 dpreez for the east shore, temperatures crash tomorrow. we'll talk more about that and what's in store for the rest of the week for your microclimate in just a little bit. right now, back too you, scott and laura. >> looking guard to it, thank you so much. it's 5:56, police looking

for the person who opened fire at an east bay flea market. what we're now learning, coming up. and california blazing new ground, the bill that could make the state the first in the nation to ban plastic bags. why most people in the bay area won't see a change. change is possibly coming to the way california does business. the governor asked to decide on a bill that would give sick leave to all state employees. and we're taking you out live to the approach of the bay bridge, easy commute, so ease eyewitness mike's got the day off. make you do too. we'll be back in a minute. no rush, andy.

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violence charges against the 49ers. and staying put for now. the decision that's keeping the bay 101 card room in san jose. >> good monday morning, happy labor day, i'm meteorologist christina loren. we have a little bit of fog in oakland, not much to show you, absolutely zero low clouds coverage this morning in the south bay. as a result, it's going to be hot out there, but temperatures crash tomorrow, kind of a wild weather ride in your microclimate forecast. we'll go over that in moments. and a live look outside, downtown san jose, it is monday, the first of september, and this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." and a very good monday morning to you, happy labor day. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. let's check your labor day forecast, live look outside at the bay bridge, yeah, i did say september. that's just amazing. and it is beautiful. let's