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 check the forecast with

meteorologist christina loren. >> yeah, there's a nip to it out there this morning. feels like fall. 58 degrees in the south bay, we're at 52 in the north bay, and temperatures are going to be pretty comfortable to kick off the day in some of your east shore and peninsula cities. i have to tell you, it's chilly enough far coat in the north bay this morning. you can ditch it by about 9:00 a.m. your temperatures are going to be rise rapidly today. 90 degrees is the forecasted high for the south bay. you'll hit about 85 degrees on the peninsula. the east shore's at 81, 74 degrees in san francisco. and 70s for most of your beach cities. out in wine country today, 96 degrees. a lot of people to want come to the beach this time of year. this is going to be a great beach day, you have to watch out for some strong rip currents, never turn your back to the ocean. watch out for sneak aways today as well. definitely a calmer sea than over the weekend. but your temperatures at the beach today, 80 degrees in sanlt cruz, monterrey's at 79 degrees, and in the water my friends, 66 degrees. highly unusual to have these

kind of warm ocean currents. we'll tell you why this is occurring and how long this might last coming up in just a little bit. right now back to you, scott, laura, and the top stories of the day. 6:01, new video this morning, crews working to reopen a busy stretch of road in the south bay after a water main break. crews worked around the clock for nearly 24 hours on repairs to a water main that burst in cupertino last night. it happened shortly before 5:00 last night, sending water rushing down westbound lane of stephen's creek boulevard. soaking the southbound highway 85 off-ramp to stephen's creek. deputies closed the affected part of stephen's creek boulevard and the highway 85 off-ramp. then had it back up and running by about 4:00. another 49ers player is in trouble with the law. defensive lineman ray mcdonald was arrested sunday on alleged domestic violence. this arrest comes just after the 49ers are getting ready for the new season. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joins us live at levi stadium in santa clara, and

stephanie, mcdonald could face a lengthy suspension from the nfl. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, good morning, scott. that is the big question mark here with the nfl's new policy on domestic violence just implemented a few days ago. it could mean some suspension from games to a lifetime ban from the nfl. but we caught up with mcdonald as he walked out of jail, and he indicated that he his story to share. >> when will we hear your side of the story? >> uh, probably when i -- i don't know, man. next couple of days. >> reporter: and that was after mcdonald walked out of santa clara county jail yesterday by himself looking far ride. free on $25,000 bail. it was around 3:00 yesterday morning when san jose police arrested him on felony dplesic charges -- domestic violence charges. now according to 49ers insider officers arrested mcdonald after

they saw bruises on his fiancees arms and neck. >> can't say too much about it right now. >> reporter: mcdonald is set to be in court september 15th. as for his future on the field, that remains to be scene. the nfl policy states the first offense means a mandatory six game unpaid suspension, a second would mean a lifetime ban with the possibility to petition for reinstatement, but commissioner roger goodall indicated there is be more severe punishment if there are aggravating first office, choking, repeated striking, presence of a child, and or if the victim is pregnant. now sources tell nbc bay area that mcdonald's fiancee, the alleged victim in this case is pregnant and that could of course then impact any potential ruling by the nfl where mcdonald is concerned. live in santa clara, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> all right, stephanie, thank

you. certainly stay with "today in the bay" for our coverage of the story as it develops. you can visit our website, nbcbayarea.com. we have the full video of mcdonald leaving the santa clara main jail as well as investigative unit stories that we've done about 49ers run-ins with the law on nbcbayarea.com. it is 6:05, people in the east bay say they are stun bade drive by shooting that injured five people at a house party. it happened in livermore on south q street early sunday morning. police say several people were kicked out 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. none of them had wounds that were life threatening. several hours later, police arrested anthony torres during a traffic stop. he is facing attempted murder charges. police hope a $10,000 reward will encourage witnesses to oakland's 50th homicide of the year to come forward. this happened yesterday at the flea market on coliseum way, that's just north of o.co.

they don't know the name, the gender, the achblgt victim, nobody's been arrested and they're not sure what led to the shooting. its been nearly a month since oakland's previous homicide. the bay's 101 card room will not move to milpitas any time soon, the state legislature killed the bill. provided it stayed in santa clara county. "today in the bay's" nannette miranda joins live this morning. what does this mean now, nannette? >> reporter: well no one knows a this the point. developers need this property in a few years. so time is running out for bay 101 to find someplace new. bay 101 opted move to milpitas where it could build a bigger facility, but state proposal allowing them failed to get state proovl and lawmakers have adjourned for the year on the saturday. again, it's unclear what san jose card room will do now. state law bans a card room now

in santa clara county to move to another city within the county without approval from the current city. and san jose is unlikely to give that permission because it would mean lost tax revenue. they needed the bill to bypass that process and go directly to milpitas. now the lease expires in november of 2017. the card room doesn't have much time left to start construction and finish the new site by then. live in san jose, nannette miranda for "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, nannette. 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 workers every year. the sick pay bill applies to both full and part-time workers. it allows workers to accrue one hour of sick leave for every 30 hours worked. governor brown is expected to sign the bill, and if he does, california will be just the second state in the nation to offer paid sick leave to part-time workers.

connecticut is the first. california could also become the first state in the nation to ban plastic bags. governor jerry brown has until the end of the month to make a final decision. it comes after lawmakers approved a ban last week. many already have those bans in place. the bill would prohibit plastic bags at grocery stores and large pharmacies next year and at convenience stores in 2016. shoppers will have to pay at least ten vent cents for paper or reusable bags. >> it's not a big deal to bring your own bag. it's a big waste and people don't recycle them necessarily. >> environmentaled a vo caughts have been pushing for plastic bag ban for years now a new kpl will give manufacturers $2 million to transition to making reusable bags. massachusetts and washington are also looking goo into similar bans. >> plastic bags will be banned in walnut creek.

plastic backseat will be banned at all stores today and restaurants starting in december. shoppers can bring a reusable bag or pay the 25 cents for a paper bag. they are one of 90 cities to implement this ban. the stores that don't follow it could be charged up to $500. it is 6:09 right now, still ahead on "today in the bay." why apple is about to take over your wallet. plus a sky high view of apple's new spaceship campus. hear the drone launching itself into the air. how its taken shape. taking a live look outside on this labor day, monday morning, overlooking san jose. it's going to be a pretty warm one out there. on the last unofficial day of summer, christina's got tabs on the forecast, change in the works as well you'll want to the hear, 6:09.

you're watching "today in the bay." good monday morning to you, happy labor day, i'm meteorologist christina loren keeping a close eye on your forecast which is going to be hot inland. warm at the coast. we're talking about 70s and 80s at your local beaches. and then big changes, an entirely new weather pattern taking shape. what's coming your way this week in your microclimate forecast just moments away. 6:12, here's a look at today's top story. some of hollywood's leading ladies speaking out this morning after their personal photos were hacked and posted online. the hacker claims to have a master list of 100 other starlets including date upton and jennifer lawrence. the representative confirmed the photos are real and blasted the

hacker for flagrant violation of her privacy. 49ers defensive end ray mcdonald is free on bail this morning. arrested in san jose early yesterday morning for allegedly abusing his fiancee. sources tell us she's pregnant. police are not saying much about the case, but 49ers insider matt barros say police saw bruises on the the fiancee's arms and necks. >> long-term health to victims of the napa quake. the center opens today at the napa valley marriott hotel. those affected will be able to meet one on one with trained red cross caseworkers. nbc says chinese tech firm alibaba plans to launch its record breaking ipo next week. the wall street journal disagrees saying shares could begin trading september 18th. the company's ipo expected to raise up to $20 billion bigger than even facebook's $16 billion debut. the governor's office still hopes the deal can be reached to

lure a new tesla plant to california. tesla is eyeing four states as possible locations for its new $5 billion factory. state leaders have been tried to keep california in the mix, but the legislature this weekend adjourned from the session without approving incentives to entice tesla. soon you'll be able to buy things of a your favorite stores with the swipe of a finger. apple teaming up with major banks and businesses to turn it into a mobile wallet. this includes visa, mastercard, and america express. it'll be unveiled with the new iphone. a spokesperson for apple didn't want to comment, but experts due do say the company likely wants to keep users within its system. new video of the apple campus two construction site shows the project from a birds eye or a drones eye view. uploaded to youtube, a quad copper flying over the avenue.

the pilot maneuvered that to drone to overlook the project. the main building appears a as large circular furrow in the ground where rebar is prepared to pour concrete. the first phase expected to be complete by 2016, but it's amazing how it's already taking shape. >> isn't it astonishing, the size of the things, the lee have i stadium apple two campus just enormous. >> right in our own backyard. let's check the forecast this morning, live look out at the eastern approach to the bay bridge as we get ready for labor day. i'm guessing that traffic's going to be pretty light. so we gave mike the day off, not so much you. >> no, definitely not the case. the forecast is important for today. >> always. always. >> and you know what, i hope it's right, because is that not bummer when you head out that front door and run into photographic on a holiday? i can tell you right now, we're keeping tabs on your drive as well. no serious incidents to report, and that's good news. if anything does crop up though, you might have to go to work just like us, we'll help get you there this morning.

let's take you outside and show you what we're working with weather wise. upper 50s in san jose area. we've been in the 60s for the past seven mornings. so this is really refreshing treat. you can open up the windows in your home, give your ac a break for the morning hours, then you want to shut everything down, close the blinds by right around 10:00 a.m. it's going to be hot out there for today. but this might be the only day you have to use your ac all week long in the south bay. 568 degrees to start in oakland, we're at 61 for san carlos, and 59 degrees in half-moon bay on your way to the 70s, and you can imagine, people will be out in half-moon bay for today because people have the day off. san francisco showing you a little bit of fog here. this was the only picture i could even find any fog for you this morning. everything else is mostly clear, you can see that in oakland, south bay, san jose at this point. and a nice clear start to the day. temperatures are going to be hot. yesterday we hit the mid-80s. today back to 90s in the south bay. mid-80s on the planes. upper 70s yesterday. you'll hit the low 80s on the

east shore, and tvrps are going -- temperatures are going to climb by about five to eight degrees from yesterday's highs. 96 degrees, oh so close to the century mark. even closer out in the tri-valley, 98 degrees for you today. weather headlines tell the story of the week. hot for labor day, temperature, we're going -- tomorrow we're going to shave off five to ten degrees. some cities, 15 degree dropoff. tomorrow the most significant in your east bay valley where it'll be hot today. then we're going to get a cooler trend throughout the remainder of the week. very, very nice, and you know what, that's what you want to expect as we unofficially end so you remember time today, 82 degrees for your tuesday. you'll see those clouds picking up with, might get at shower activity on friday morning. more on that coming up. right now back to you, scott and laura. 6:17, live look at o.co coliseum this morning. unfamiliar territory for the a's this season. they are now five games back in the al west after being swept by

the first place l.a. angels over the weekend. a's will look to turn things around this afternoon against the seattle mariners. first pitch is at 1:05. let's cross the bay for the mccovey cove. the giants waking up in colorado this morning. they're going to play a game and a half against the rockies today. they finish off a suspended game for back in may, then they'll hit the field for the regularly scheduled show down right there after. former 49er quarterback alex smith agreed to a new deal with the kansas city chiefs. you'll remember smith was traded to the chiefs back in 2013 to make room for a guy named collin kaepernick. kansas city star reports the chiefs agreed to pay him for the next four years. not bad. earlier this year, kaepernick signed a six year extension worth $126 million. and the stanley cup made a destroy the shark east territory over the weekend. the general managers of the l.a. kings decided to spend the day

with the cup in sonoma county. he took the trophy to the napa westin which was closed since the quake on august 24th. he wanted to make people happy. kings fans had a chance to take pictures with the trophy. the stanley cup made its way to snoopy's home in santa rosa as well. that fortunate lip was not damaged by the quake. that time of the year again, san jose's joey chestnut added another competitive eetding title to his name, chomp, chomp. he's just won the u.s. chicken wing championship in none other than buffalo, new york. he snar offed dun 129 wings. breaking a previous record he set two years. he currently holds 33 different competitive eating records including those for apple pies, fish that keys, hot dogs, and twinkies. all separate. >> i always worry about hots

dogs, but the chicken bones. joey, please be careful. well the time now is 6:19. still ahead "today in the bay," japan's nationwide alert to stock up on toilet paper. >> maybe have you thinking. we're also going to tell you about the controversial school mascot that's getting kicked off the field. and suspended 40 feet in the air at a church carnival. how a ride broke down leaving two teens stranded. let's take a peek outside this morning, what? bay bridge toll plazplaza. usually the metering lights certainly on. well, the metering lights taking this labor day off as well. a lot of folks as you know maybe just venturing into the city this morning for a little bit of fun. >> nice day for a breakfast or something like that. let's look at the other direction coming in from the north and the golden gate bridge. obviously mike has the day off, but the rest of us are here to bring you your news and weather. we'll be back in just a minute.

new video this morning out of iraq. at least 37 people are dead after a suicide bomber rammed an explosive packed humvee into a construction site. the blast killed 22 security personnel, 15 civilians in the city of romati. the target a nine story building being used by security by security personnel.

they and virginia lieu ja have been the targets of extremists over the past knew months. developing in pakistan, the national television news channel had to go off air this morning as protesters stormed its 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. two prominent u.s. senators say the obama administration could send weapons to help ukraine defend itself. this morning, the senators are calling for tough sanctions on russia for its role in ukraine. meanwhile, ukraine says, a border guard vessel was attacked yesterday. this was the first incident at sea. hours earlier, russian president vladimir putin called on ukraine to immediately start talks on a political solution to the crisis. weeks after ferguson officer shot and killed an unarmed teen,

police are equipped with body cameras. officers are completing training on how to use those cameras. officers wore the cameras for the first time on saturday during a protest march on ferguson. two companies donated 50 body cameras, enough for almost every officer on the force. the devices attach to their uniforms and record video and audio. tony stewart returned to the track this weekend for the first time after he hit and killed another driver. here you see the welcome from fans. they were thrilled to death to see him. this happened yesterday or over the weekend. you'll recall that stewart hit someone on a dirt track, stewart skipped three races in fact after his car hit and killed another driver, 20-year-old kevin ward junior. the investigation into ward's death is ongoing. no decision has been made about whether stewart will face charges. two teens are in the hospital this morning after a carnival ride at a church

bizarre in el paso malfunctioned. images were taken at the scene. one of the teens seriously injured. another had minor injuries. firefighters had to use a ladder to reach other riders stranded 40 feet in the air. the cause of the accident is under investigation. severe weather on the east coast shut down a popular music festival. the electric zoo music festival in new york city was canceled and evacuated as thunderstorms rolled into the area. this decision was made about six hours before the third and final day yesterday. fans took ferries and shuttle buss to get off the island. last year two people died of drug overdoses combined with overheating. this year, organizers added a cooler tunnel and drug sniffing dogs. there have been no reports of any injuries. a southern california high school has gotten rid i have its controversial mascot, but kept the controversial name. the mascot was a cartoonish sneering man with a scraggly beard, hooked nose, and a head

scarf. the team was known at the arabs. last november, someone brought the mascot to the attention of the discrimination committee, the school agreed to get a new mascot and have its logo redesigned. the school will keep the arab name, and the theme. belly dancing genie that appeared during football games was also retired. 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. the government's urgency are all part of today's national disaster prevention day. officials say people think of food and water during a disaster, but they forget about the toilet paper. officials warn a toilet paper shortage could last up to a month if the area's hit with a strong earthquake. >> don't want that. 6:27 right now, militants take over in libya and have a pool party.

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militants take over the boonlded u.s. embassy in libya. first order of business, pool party. we'll show you more of the video next. and it's going to be hot today for your labor day. hot temperatures as we get into tomorrow. the tmpbs will tumble and then a cooling trend comes your way later this week. we have a lot to go over in your forecast which is just moments away. feeling of fall will be in the air. it is already monld, september -- monday september 1st. beautifully painted sky. this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." and a very good labor day to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. new morning, three americans detained in north korea have issued a plea for help it morning. north korean officials monitored

today's interviews. all three say the only way to win freedom is if the u.s. government sends a high ranking official to north korea to make a direct plea on their behalf. detainees jeffrey fowl and matthew miller say they expect to face trial within a month. they say they do not know what punishment they're facing or even what the specific charges are against them. detainee kenneth bay said his shelt failing. the two other detainees say they were being treated well as they awaited trial. happening now, search and rescue crews are clearing debris and looking for two people who are still trapped inside a building that collapsed in a suburb 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 injured. officials say the collapse happened after an explosion. too early to confirm, but they

think the explosion was caused bay gas leak. this morning president obama facing growing prrk to do more about the growing isis threat in syria. "today in the bay's" tracy pots joins us live in washington. tracy, the president says air strikes are on the back burner for now and he's getting criticism for that. >> reporter: well when it comes to syria, we're already doing air strikes in iraq, but syria is a different story. but there's some concern here among lawmakers that the threat isn't going away. wait is the official word from the white house, but some republicans argue there's no time. >> we can't wait forever. and the longer we do wait, the stronger isis democrats. >> reporter: even democrats worry about waiting too long. >> he's very caution, maybe in this instance, too cautious. >> reporter: president obama says nose 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 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: 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 sunnis 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 brits, it is the other countries that need to work with us, including countries like 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. that is the concern. and so the president says for now, continuing air strikes in iraq where they seem to be have been effective but no air strikes for now in syria.

congress is back next week, skouts. >> tracy potts live in washington, thank you. islamic militants took control of libya's capitol secured the residential compound there. video posted online surfaced showing what appears to be men having a pool party at the residential compound. the men were seen jumping into the pool. you see there from a balcony. american personnel were evacuated more than a month ago due to fighting in tripoli and benghazi. >> looks like it's turning out there -- fraternity house there. >> exactly. let's look live at ann jose at 6:234i morning. meteorologist christina loren hard at labor on this labor day. >> yeah, you know, some of us will be today. if you were not anybody who has to go to work, if you're somebody who doesn't have to go to work and we know you're somebody, i have to tell you, it's going to be hot out there today, but perfection in the ocean is what we are talking about because typically, our

ocean current bring water up the california coast. that's typically in the mid-50s, even upper 40s this time of year. for today, right now as a matter of fact, we're at 66 degrees in the water in monterrey. and we're going to talk about why we're getting those unusual currents and in just a moment, first i want to show you what's going on out there right now. upper 50s in san jose, 60 degrees in san francisco. taking a live look here at woodside, really pretty sunrise here. you can see a little bit of fog over the coastal mountains. not quite going to make its way over the mountains for today. even ocean beach, not a lot of fog out there this morning. pacifica, crystal clear start. we've got a little bit of fog at point reyes, i'm showing you your beaches because that's where temperatures will be the most comfortable. and just a gorgeous start to the day coming in from tiburon. you can make out the golden gate bridge in the distance there. as we head through the throughout the day, 73 degrees in san francisco. north bay, at 96 degrees.

one of the hot spots as usual will be out along the east shore. if you're looking for the cooler temperatures, this is the place to be right by the beach. monterrey's at 79, we're atle 0 degrees, even warm in santa cruz. 73 for half-moon bay. in the water, look at temperatures, 66 degrees, just offshore in monterrey. and the reason why, is because we're getting that southwesterly flow. all of that humidity we had to deal with over the weekend, this is the benefit, the warm ocean air really going to make for a really nice day out there. i have to tell you though, if you're going to be out there, take a buddy with you. go to a guarded beach. we have rip currents, right now back to you scott and laura. crews on the peninsula getting started on a big construction project, starting today, several sections of the road near palo alto will be closed for about a month. this will include three and a half miles of road in unincorporated santa clara county. the project is repaving and filling and sealing cracks to prevent future maintenance

problems from coming up. 6:36, commuters on highway 87 may notice longer delays as of late. and we may now know why. mercury news says, the power to a number of metering lights on onramps on to highway 87 north are out. pg&e working on the issue reportedly, but no timetable for a fix. among the ramps affected, highway 85, south of 87 north onramp to 87 north and the expressway to 87 north. all parts of the roadway there. >> lots of coworkers to complain about that. we can remember there wasn't an 87. there was no 87. when we were kids. >> they're working on it. 6:37, still ahead, proojt photos of hollywood stars stolen and posted online. the hacker says they're just getting started. let's look live outside, is anyone getting started on this monday morning? labor day, maybe you're enjoy sleeping in a little bit. a warm day on tap. what are your plans?

we have more news ahead, we'll check in with christina as well. she's laboring here looking at the forecast. change in the works as well. you want to see that. 6:37.

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perry is speaking out this morning against a controversial tweet that was sent from his own twitter account. the tweet targeted the travis county district attorney, rosemary lindburg calling her quote, the most drunk democrat in texas. perry says that tweet was unauthorized, but so far, he hasn't rescreamed who sent it -- revealed who sent it. the abuse of power case against perry. the tweet appears to reference the 2013 dui arrest. 6:41, massive violence of privacy for some of the leading women in hollywood. hacked and leaked out without consent. the hacker claims to have a master list of 100 other starlets. among the stars affected, jennifer lawrence star of the hunger games, her representative confirmed they are real and blasted the hacker for flagrant violation of her privacy. knowing the photos were delete the long ago, i can only imagine the creepy effort that the went

into this. a water main break floods a south bay highway. the fix overnight that has your commute back to normal. out of jail. new details about the charges against a 49er. staying put for now. the decision that's keeping the bay 101 card room in san jose. plus helicopters on demand. how yuber is taking flight, we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news after this break. ♪ good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance?

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well good morning to you, all bets are off for the bay 101 card room. >> fwid move the card room to milpitas stopped short by the state leggedture.

"today in the bay's" nannette miranda joins us live. so what does it mean for the card room now? >> reporter: well laura, for now it's unclear what bay 101 will do after losing its bid to move north to milpitas. the state legislature adjourned for the year on saturday without okaying a bill that would have allowed them to leave san jose. bay 101 is looking for a new sight because the current location will be bulldozed in a new year so a portion of a huge paufs park can be developed. milpitas would allow them to build a bigger facility. san jose is le luck tant to do the same. state law bans a card room to move to another city within the county without approval from the current city. as you can imagine, san jose does not want to lose that tax revenue and is unlikely to get permission to leave. the state proposal would have allowed bay 101 to bypass all of that. now bay 101 has a lease here

until november of 2017, the office park developer has told the card room that it has no intention to extend that lease so time is definitely running out for them to look for a new place. live in milpitas, or rather san jose. nannette miranda, "today in the bay." >> thanks a lot. we have new video of crews opening a busy roid in the south bay after a water main break shut it down for nearly 24 hours. since the water main broke in cupertino yesterday, crews were working around the clock, actually got it fixed hours ahead of schedule. the main broke rather shortly before 5:00 last night sending water rushing down a westbound lane of stephen's creek boulevard and soaking the southbound highway 85 off-ramp to stephen's creek. deputies closed the road and the off-ramp but headed back up and running after about an hour and a half ago. 6:46, work on a major bay area roadway would soon be finished, sooner than planned. caltrans says upgrades to a 280

extension in san francisco are going a lot quicker than expected. it could be done by some time today. the replacing two bridge hinges as part of a seismic upgrade. the closure is from the 101 interchange to the king street exit all northbound lanes are down shut. southbound lanes are not affected. san francisco commuters take note, muni fare hikes take affect today, only some riders will be impacted. fares for adults are climbing 25 cents to $2.25, and monthly adult fast passes increasing by $4.00. fares for senior, youth, and the disables will not change. let's take a peek outside as we check the forecast this morning. a live look at san jose. a lot of folks have today off, a lot of people firing up the barbecues later, it's going to be warm. >> it is, might be a good idea to get the barbie going early.

the north bay, it's going to be hot out there, and that's all you want slaving over a hot barbecue on your day off when it's hot out there. 58 degrees in oakland. we're starting the day at 58 in san jose. and 59 degrees in half-moon bay. and remember, if you are going to be cooking indoor for today using that oven, you probably want to get that done before 3:00 p.m. because when you add that additional heat to your home. your ac's got to work harder. and for today, it's going to be working hard. as we start out the day in the upper 50s to low 60s, i want to show you what's going on, the bay area from space this morning my friends. you can see a couple things here pef wave good on shore flow, but it's not making its way anywhere beyond the peninsula. really kind of getting stopped here at the santa cruz mourns, not making its way over the santa cruz mountains. you can see that clearly here from woodside. is you're looking down on that fog bank which is on the coastal side of the mountains. and pacifica this morning, we are entirely clear. this shows you it's going to be

a warm day in pacifica, you'll hit the 70s out there for today. want to show you sunol, beautiful, hazy sky here making for a pretty sunrise, but overall, this is one of the hot spots getting closer in the triple digits out in the tri-valley for today. that's the weather story of the day, hot inland temperatures, warm coastal spots even, temperatures at about 80 degrees for santa cruz for today. 85 on the peninsula, the east shore is at 80 degrees, san francisco's at 73 degrees, and you can see the san mateo bridge, a very light drive if you have anywhere to go right now, there's hardly anybody on the roadways. 96 degrees out in the north bay for today. and getting into your all important workweek, a lot of people will be headed back to work for tomorrow, and temperatures will be comfortable out there, at least for the first couple days, then we're talking down right cool, 79 degrees for thursday, friday, at 79 degrees. one hot day, back in the 80s tomorrow, and return to the 70s thursday into friday. starting to feel more like fall as we dive into the week together. and we'll be back here with you,

we're laboring with you. maybe you have to go to work today, hey scott, laura, we're in that same boat. over to you. >> we are, in great company, thanks a lot, christina. police in san francisco are looking for a driver who shot a man in a case of possible road rage. it happened at about 2:00 yesterday afternoon near the intersection of golden gate avenue. witnesses told investigators the man was crossing the street when a speet speeding car nearly hit him. he raised his arm 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 seconds later i heard another pop. i told the desk clerk that someone was shot. and i came back and the guy was on the ground. >> the victim is in critical condition, he has not been identified. key 49ers defensive player is facing possible domestic violence charges. lineman ray mcdonald was arrested early sunday morning after san jose police were called to his home. "today in the bay's" stephanie

chuang joins under the circumstances live at levi stadium in santa clara, and stephanie, this arrest comes just right after the nfl announced new penalties for players in trouble with the lay. >> reporter: that's right, good morning to you, scott. and first you have al by smith facing -- arnold smith dealing with a nine game suspension handing down on friday. now ray mcdonald's future is up in the air. when we asked him whether he thought he would play during the niners season opener he said this sunday, he sounded hopeful through his uncertainty. >> you will be going to texas? >> probably, i don't know. i don't know. >> reporter: and mcdonald was by himself as he walked out of the jail yesterday looking for a ride. free on $25,000 bail. san jose police arrested him on felony domestic violence charges around 3:00 yesterday morning. at his house in the evergreen neighborhood. now mcdonald turns 30 tomorrow. according to niners insider matt barros, she was celebrating with

ver -- he was celebrating with other players. after police saw bruises on the fiancee's neck and arms, officers arrested the niners 29-year-old defensive end. >> can't say too much about it right now. they know what kind i person i am. >> reporter: this coincides with informal commissioner roger goodell's new domestic violence policy. the first means a mandatory six game unpaid suspension, a second would mean a lifetime ban. now, goodell also indicated there would be more severe punishments if there were aggravating circumstances. involvement of a weapon, choking, repeated striking, presence of a child, and or if the victim is pregnant. and that last one would matter possibly in mcdonald's case, sources tell nbc bay area that mcdonald's fiancee, the alleged victim in this case is pregnant. now mcdonald is supposed to be back in court on september 15th.

live in santa clara this morning, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thank you. meep while 49ers general manager issued this statement, the 49ers organization is aware of recent reports regarding ray mcdonald we take such matters seriously. we continue to gather the facts, we will se serve further comment. >> the recent run-ins have become an ugly pattern. according to a san diego data base. the niners lead the league since the start of 2012. now during that time, 49ers players were involved in a toeltd of ten arrests. six of them 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 policy. in march, defensive back chris culliver pleaded not guilty to felony possession of brass knuckles. and in january, daniel kilgore

was arrested for public intoxication. his case was later dismissed. stay with "today in the bay" for the coverage of the stoirl as it develops at nbcbayarea.com. you will find the if ul video of mcdonald leaving the santa clara main jail. as well as the investigative unit stoirps we've done on previous 49er run-ins with the law. it's all on nbcbayarea.com. it is 6:54, turning to the south napa earthquake, the red cross is opening an emergency assistance center in napa this morning to help long-term victims of that quake. the center will be open from 10:00 in the morning until 7:00 at night at the napa valley marriott hotel, that's on solano avenue. affected families can meet one on one red cross caseworkers to discuss needs and receive information about recovery. overnight shelters in napa and vallejo will continue to provide services including food and clothing and shelter and clean up supplies as long as there is a need. now getting a much better idea of how much damage last sunday's earthquake caused in

neighboring sonoma county. officials say the quake caused at least four and a half million dollars in damage prompting county leaders to declare a local emergency. the move will allow for state and federal assistance if relief is made available. so far, president obama has not declared a federal emergency. still the amount is nowhere near how much damage was done in napa county where estimates now hover around $300 million. our coverage of the south napa earthquake continues overline as well on nbcbayarea.com. there you can watch an interview with the family about the damage at local wineries. that's all at nbcbayarea.com. well police want to make sure the public is not alarmed if they hear gunshots or see smoke come frk vallejo city hall today. there is an emergency preparedness training there. very similar to what you're seeing here in redwood city. this is a simulation, police responding to different emergency scenarios. vallejo police say it'll be the first time they've trained inside city hall. it'll help them learn the layout

of the building in case there is an emergency there. the session will run from 8:00 this morning until 4:00 this afternoon. happening now, two lightning sparked wild fires burning in california. are threatening almost 700 homes this morning. right now, 250 homes are under mandatory evacuation orders in north western county. the so-called happy camp complex fires have burned almost 100 square miles in the climate's national forest. they are just 15% contained. well gas prices are at their lowest since 2010. the national average price of average gas 3.25 a gallon. experts say falling gas prices are due to a drop in oil prices. >> people hit the road on this labor day holiday. we're going check the forecast coming up in just moments. first the top stories at

6:56. kraft is recalling nearly 8,000 cases of its popular american cheese singles. the food giant says it discovered a supplier did not store an ingredient at the correct temperature. meaning that cheese could spoil or cause sickness. the recall affects cheese singles with the best buy date of february 20th or 21st of next year. the state legislature's killed a bill that would allowed the bay 101 card room to leave san jose as long as it stayed within santa clara county. bay 1011 owners have been hoping to move to milpitas which would have allowed them to expand. 49ers defensive end ray mcdonald free on bail this morning, he was arrested in san jose early yesterday morning for allegedly abusing his fiancee. sources tell us she's pregnant. police aren't saying much about the case, but 49ers insider matt baros says police saw bruises on the fiancee's arm and neck. well, if some of you are just waking up for labor day and getting the barbecue ready,

let's check in with christina. >> lucky you. you have interesting weather, we're going to show you something cool right now. here's the bay area from space. i want to the draw your attention from the center of the screen where you see wood side there. look at what's happening, and you can see from the live picture of woodside what that looks like this morning. but yeah, it's mostly clear out there, and that fog, lack of it this morning is going to keep your temperatures very warm for today. just a few patches in san francisco you're at 60 right now, up to 73 degrees in the city today. 90 for the south bay, 96 in the north bay. you know what, we're in this together, all week long, eemp and every morning. and temperatures will be much cooler as of tomorrow. five to ten degree drop into the 70s by the end of the week. >> wow, that's a big drop. >> yeah. >> enjoy your day off then if you have it. >> if tough, christina, thank you. uber taking its business to new heights. >> san francisco ride share company teaming up with a helicopter company to offer tours of places like los angeles and new york. and uber driver picks you up and

takes you to the uber chopper. then it's off on a scenic tour. the customer returns to their original destination via uber car. it could set you back $1500. some people say it's worth it, especially in l.a. traffic. >> we been talking about boy, there should bid like an uber chopper or something. i would totally pay label the more money to be able to believe go back and forth between them. >> little bit more money is relative. the uber chopper promotion offered on a limited time basis. they've done all kinds of promotions. >> get where you want where you want it quickly. 6:59 right now, that's what's happening today in the bay. we're back at 7:25 with a live local news update. and programming note, nbc bay area news at 11:00 will not be airing. our next newscast will be this afternoon at 5:00. in the men time, have a great labor day. >> join us for the rest of the week as well.

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