another prn infected wi-- p infected with the ebola virus is expected to land in the u.s. >> and a python found close to a school. >> and a sneak peek with what apple is expected to unveil. >> and the our heat escalates more as we get into the mid section of the week. lots to talk about in your microclimate forecast this morning. >> and this traffic tuesday, we're seeing big backup right now. we'll talk about this slowdown, as well a problem toward the walnut creek interchange that might affect your drive. >> it is tuesday, september 9, this is "today in the bay". "to"

>> a very good tuesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. a fourth ebola patient is expected to arrive in the u.s. within the next 15 minutes. they are expected to arrive at atlanta facebook and from there will be taken to emory hospital. the person's name has not being released. this is the same hospital where two other ebola patients were treated last month. they have both recovered amazingly after contracting the virus in liberia. meantime, another ebola patient is improving at a nebraska hospital, receiving doses of a research drug was not the same one that the other two patients received. >> isis is reportedly spreading threats across the globe.

their target is san francisco bay twitter. good morning, kris. >> reporter: it's hard to believe but certainly alarming that twitter shut down at least one account used to threaten its employees. the company launched an investigation into that account, which is claiming to be linked to the islamic state and is investigating the threats of assassination against its employees. today president obama will lay out his plan for going after isis terrorists to the leaders of congress. meantime, secretary of state john kerry is headed to the mideast to get more allies on board, meaning getting iraqi soldiers to fight on the ground, not u.s. forces. that coalition appears to be a big factor in getting congress

on board. >> he needs to be aggressive, get to the point and go after these groups and he needs to certain that we shut them down. >> whatever authorization we agree upon should be on a short timeline. >> the president says he does not need authorization but does want a vote of support from congress. the president maintains his promise to not commit u.s. troops on the ground in iraq. >> thank you very much, kris. >> new this morning, all eyes are on apple. we are less than four hours away, as you see the countdown right there from the company's biggest announcement in years. lines are already forming outside of apple stores across the country. this is new video into our newsroom of people camped out in front of a flagship store in new york. they don't even know what apple will unveil today, but the company is rumored to be working

on a new iphone or watch. >> not that they could even be in stores today. scott mcgrew, sounds like you have company there. >> reporter: yes, we have lots of crews shouting into their cameras. we have this miss try cube over this one shoulder. we don't know what's going to happen in there but we think it's simply going to be the demonstration of the devises. over my other shoulder you have the flint center and there is so much history in the flint center. that are that an is where in 1984 steve jobs introduced the very first mcintosh. take a look. >> we are introducing the think industry milestone product, mcintosh. many of us have been working on

macintosh for two years now and it has turned out insanely great. >> reporter: is the also the smart watch people have been talking about and the ability to pay from your phone. this is no the iphone 6, this is just the latest lg phone but apple playing catch up on the phone itself. if you wanted a preview, this would be the wrist watch, technically speaking the first apple wearable you've ever seen on television. >> what is that, an istrap? >> he was about to pull out that new watch. >> we're going to check back in

all morning long. the announcement is expected at 10:00 this morning. stay with us for the latest on nbc bay area news at 11 this morning. we've expanded that to an hour. >> at least four game warden hoping to catch a mountain lion over the weekend. experts with the santa cruz puma project say catching this big cat will be difficult because an adult mountain lion's territory could be up to 100 square miles, that is a lot, while younger ones tend to roam around. a mountain lion pounced on a boy leaving puncture wounds on his back and his neck.

experts say those attacks are less rare than shark attacks. >> take a look at this, guys. they fonda 7 foot long burmese python under a car near a middle school. instead of calling animal control, the brave deputy wrestled the python himself. last week a woman found an albino cobra near a school. >> a meeting marks four years since the explosion and it will end with a moment of silence for the people who lost their lives that day. 38 homes were destroyed and many

have yet to be rebuilt. pg&e diverted safety money to other things, including bonuses for company, execs. a $1.4 billion fine has been assessed to the company. the mayor wants more money to go to offset proposed pay hikes. >> look at the beautiful lig illuminating the bay bridge this morning. did they turn on the air conditioning in here? or is that truly the result of fog? >> maybe a little bit of both. >> a lot of spots won't have to apply that manufactured a.c. because they will see the natural kind.

earlier clearing today will translate to a warmer afternoon but not too bad, not too bad at all. tomorrow that changes. 59 degrees in san francisco, 6 6 in san jose. it's comfortable out there. we're also looking good here. these are shots of san jose. we'll see a nice sign afternoon with a few passing clouds. that's the weather story of the day. temperatures today staying nice and comfortable to you on the peninsula. san francisco is at 67 degrees and our giants are back at it, coming home for tonight. 7:15 for a pitch temperature of

63 degrees out there. they will be taking on the diamondbacks and then taking on the dreaded dodgers as we head to the weekend. here's mike inouye. >> go giants. looking out toward the south bay, we're looking at northbound 101 finally sorting itself out. look at the maps. we're talking about the stretch where the arrow is approaching 680. that whole zone was in the red all the way up to 880. it has calmed down without any incidents reported. just a lot of folks had the same idea at the same time, leave the house. we'll see that build again over the next 20 minutes. over here we're starting to see a little bit of slowdown.

one of the freeway service patrol vehicles out there to help another vehicle. you can continue on highway 4 over toward 242. the bay bridge does have its backup. tuesday heavier traffic there. and the golden gate bridge, we are looking at some lights that are just starting to clear. look at that very clear view, more folks coming into the ci city . be prepared anything like we always are. >> that cleared out quickly. >> very quickly. >> thanks a lot, mike. >> there's a possible medical breakthrough.

still ahead how doctors say parents can help reverse autism in their kids. >> keeping an eye on san jose. why some say it's an invasion of privacy.

here are today's top stories. rumors flying about what the announcement could be. perhaps also an appearance of u2. >> we're getting another closer

look at the fire. these are shots overs weekend, smoke billowing in the background. >> any minute now, the fourth american ebola patient will arrive at emory air force base. a doctor from sierra leone was set to be evacuated. >> doctors say signs of autism can be erased if therapy is

started within the first few months. researchers are raising funds for a much large are study to determine if early therapy can be consistently helpful. you can watch a report right after "today in the bay." >> interesting news for blood donors. the red cross launches a first of its kind blood donor app today. it will allow users to schedule donations, track their total donations and earn rewards and form teams of friends. they hope it will help people get moving to donate. the app is free. >> and the city of san jose is considering a program that would use private security cameras owned by business and residents

to keep the streets safe. steph, one city council member proves to a case where this could be effective. >> reporter: the counsel member said images captured on security members earlier this year that helped to catch a suspected serial arsonist in the cambria neighborhood. the city may use software that can show how close a camera is to a crime scene that can help them respond to the crime.

san jose may model its database after san ramon's citizen view program started back in january of 2013. there have been some concerns about protecting the identities of people who register their cameras and the possibility that someone will file a public records request to get those names. san jose did consult with attorneys who say no such requests have been made in their areas. the council member is asking san jose attorneys to publicly clarify identities will not be reveal absent a, quote, unusual and compelling reason. we're talking about property and violent crimes. we did find out the information on how san jose is doing this year and we'll have those numbers in about half an hour. >> thank you very much, steph. >> christina loren is diving

into her tool box this morning, taking a peek outside. it's a nice one. >> it is. i have a keen idea on when we might be looking at the doppler. when we're in a drought, why keep secrets? why keep something in my pocket you might be interested in, right? 6:19, yeah. we are optimistic. we need it. so we'll tell you about any opportunity that we get. i want to show you this live picture first of the bay area from space. you can see where all the low clouds are this morning, mostly up and down the peninsula. gets cut off, though, before you get to that 92 crossover opinion here in the south bay we're actually waking up mostly clear this morning. you can see here mostly clear for the time being. we do have some fog that will be rolling our way as we head throughout the next couple hours. we're going to start out nice

and overcast but then we will clear you out today. and a 5 to 8 degree jump in your temperatures as we get into this afternoon as high pressure takes control yesterday, we were well below average to the tune of 15 degrees in places like half moon bay. this is what we're looking towards today. we'll be at 71 on the east shore. a warm day coming your way but not hot just yet out in the trivalley. you'll hit about 83 degrees out there. as we head throughout the month of september, we typically get our raining season going. we average not a lot, over a quarter of an inch in napa, usually a quarter here in the south bay even with that rain shadow effect in the month of september. we take you into october and those numbers double and even quadruple when it comes up to the north bay. so when will we see some rain? we have a slight chance, about 20% opportunity as we head to the 17th of this month and i'm

really looking at the north bay. but then as we head through the first week of october, the 3rd through the 6th, we're actually tracking a significant batch of rein and two storms. so we're keeping our eye on that for you. let's see what mike is watching. good morning. >> good morning. we're here at the bay bridge toll plazia where folks know the median lights are on. we'll look at the map coming off the maze. we're looking pretty good, though volume is pretty hefty. looking over at the tri-valley, bottling up right around 84 making your way around the golf course. no problem as you head toward the south bay. 101 shows a little more slowing,

kicking in the next 20 minutes you'll see more slowing. that will be the pattern down here. getting out here on 880, we'll show you the live view here southbound. on the other side of the bay, palo alto, northbound as you leave palo alto, you'll see a smooth drive in toward san francisco. so far you're at speed for 101 and 280 there. through san rafael, slowing coming out of nevada, which is typical for 101. no major problems over vallejo. back to you. >> thank you very much. the time is 6:22 on your tuesday morning. should police be carrying military-style weapons? the issue is up for debate today

on capitol hill. >> plus a u.s. marshall stabbed with a needle while trying to board a plane. a possible motive next. >> and we're awaiting the arrival of a new ebola patient. more after the break.

♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪

today a senate committee will have its own conversation about several programs that supply military-style weapons to police agency after officers in ferguson were seen with assault rifles, submachine guns and military rifles. >> in nigeria, while a marshall was boarding, a person attacked him and stuck him with a needle. he was tested for ebola and

numerous diseases. thankfully the tests came out clean. they think the man didn't know he was a marshall and just tried to rob him. >> and we're live at cupertino flint center this morning where scott mcgrew will bring us the very latest.

fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that parker. well... did you know auctioneers make bad grocery store clerks? that'll be $23.50. now .75, 23.75, hold 'em. hey now do i hear 23.75? 24! hey 24 dollar, 24 and a quarter, quarter, now half, 24 and a half and .75! 25! now a quarter, hey 26 and a quarter, do you wanna pay now, you wanna do it, 25 and a quarter- -sold to the man in the khaki jacket! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. good tuesday morning to you. overcast start in san francisco but changes coming for today. we're going to clear you out and warm you out for this afternoon. your microcast forecast is on the way. >> and the build is on given here. we have a new incident as you're approaching santa clara.

>> plus, we're inching closer to apple's big announcement. we are watching live from cupertino. the latest in moments. >> the new york stock exchange opening up today. you saw johnson controls at the helm there and the nasdaq with far bioblast pharma. >> you are watching "today in the bay." >> i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we're moments away from apple's biggest announcement in years. >> what could it be?

you see the countdown on your screen. business and tech reporter scott mcgrew is live at the flint center in cupertino. what is the word from the ground level? >> it's total anticipation. you have the flint shoulder over one shoulder and the mystery box over another. apple does such a good job at creating mystery. the original ipod introduced in 2001 here and tu 2 ipod introduced in 2004. >> the rumor is u2 will once again take part in the announcement. the band has specifically denied

this but we shall see. we're expecting the iphone 6, though it's possible they'll start using the number. and also, the business of visa and square and paypal. this is where the money really is. i think that's going to be the most important announcement you see today. >> also, the money in the markets as we watch apple stock trading under 100 but it's inching its way up. they could fare well today depending on how the announcement goes. >> historically they won't. on the day after the announcement is made, apple stock falls no matter what it is that they announce. after a couple of days, it tends to recover. do expect it to fall a bit today. as you point out, under $100. that's a lot of pressure on tim cook this morning. >> thanks a lot.

scott mcgrew at the flint center this morning. it is the same place steve jobs launched the macintosh 30 years ago. we're going to check back in with scott in about 20 minutes. that announcement is expected again at 10:00 this morning. join us at 11:00 a.m. for the latest information. our newscast has expanded to an hour. >> the buzz is at fever pitch for apple. it's 6:33 on your tuesday morning. you're taking a live look outside. you know there will be people standing out there in line -- >> already. there's not even anything new for sale yet. >> they don't even know what they're waiting for. while they're outside, what can they expect, christina? >> i can't say it's going to be all that nice for people waiting in chicago.

the temperatures cold over there. we actually had our first snowfall in canada yesterday. and, yeah, that's pretty interesting. alberta picked up about 3 inches in the canadian rockies. so we're still in summertime, first snow. it's looking pretty promising for an active fall and winter for us. like i told you before, i'm watching the 17th of september and october 3rd through the 6th for our rain chances. anything could develop before then. if it does, we will let you know. right now, we're watching a little fog this morning, mostly in san francisco and up and down the peninsula. we're mostly clear here. after the fog burns off, and it will clear earlier than it did yesterday, we'll keep the air flowing. it will move all the way inland and it will be comfortable. by tomorrow we're bringing back the 90s. temperatures are going to work like this for today. overcast start, widespread 50s

and 60s now, gradually clearing out by 11:00. the breeze will build, stronger wend between noon and 5:00 p.m. after the sun sets, it's a good idea to have a sweater around as temperatures will be kind of chilly. 76 on the peninsula. that's a nice day. 71 on the east shore and 67 degrees in san francisco. and the countdown to fall is on. 13 days away before we hit september 22nd and our day and nights will be of equal length then. leaves change color as well because less chlorophyll produced out there and we're getting into that great leaf raking time. whoo, kind of messed that one up. over to you, mike. you know how to do it. >> electrical. looking at northbound 101, could use something to move these guys along. this is a slowdown you see

starting to build once again from 680 up to the allen rock/mckee area. there's a reason why you're going to want to familiarize yourself with mckee. a smooth drive approaching that area. they are up toward great america parkway where there is some kind of roadway hazard. 87 showing slow down as well. south to 680. over toward oakland, a look toward 880. you slow down through downtown and then you're really bogged down as you approach the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on. no problem on the flat section all the way over to the peninsula side. look at the steady stream of lights but still moving smoothly. >> a lot of people but they're moving.

>> did you ever hear that expression don't kill the messenger? thanks, mike. >> starting today crews are shifting the lanes on allen brock avenue between 101 and 680. the westbound lanes will be shut down and the eastbound lanes will have to shoulder traffic going in both directions. crews will replace the sewer and get the road ready for construction on a future rapid transit project. the lanes will be shifted for up to five months. >> could be a bit messy there. the push for postseason heating up. ♪

♪ ♪ i gotta have that bag. italian leather? for an amazing deal, and i love that designer. [ shopper ] you paid how much for that? [ female announcer ] two stores. two amazing ways to score. t.j.maxx and marshalls.

it is time to talk a little giants football. giants back in action tonight after joining a day off yesterday. they'll take on the diamondbacks at home. first pitch, 7:15. >> the giants are right in the thick of it right now. a major question for giants fans as they head into the heart of september, will they see the return of slugger brandon belt any time this season? amy gutierrez has our orange and black update. >> good morning. the san francisco giants played .500 ball on the road, unfortunately not enough to keep pace with the los angeles dodgers in the division. they did lose a little ground

but they still hold a comfortable lead in that first wild card spot. the giants offense has been heating up, especially buster posey, batting over .500 over his last ten games, 14 rbis, 21 hits, 3 home runs, including his 20 the on the season. michael morris had to leave the road trip to come back west, dealing with a strained lower oblique. he received a cortisone shot. he's listed day to day because he's still sore in that injection location. brandon belt has been cleared to resume baseball activity. he's been dealing with a vision problem since being concussed back on july 19th. amy gutierrez for "today in the bay." >> coming up in just a matter of hours, people camped out in front of apple stores across the

country. we'll find out what they're waiting for. a preview of apple's big announcement. >> isis also making a direct threat to twitter. how the san francisco bay company is reacting this morning. >> and a live look outside of this, that famed bay bridge toll plaza as cars creep their way up to the bridge, just trying to let me into the city. we'll be back with 15 minutes of nonstop news right after the break.

you're watching 15 minutes of continuous news, weather and traffic on "today in the bay." >> president obama meets with congressional leaders to outline his plan to fight the terror group isis. u.s. officials say the president will make a stronger response to isis than he originally planned but is still not committing u.s. troops to a ground war. the president will outline his plan to the nation tomorrow.

>> poliemployees of san francisco-based twitter are reportedly the latest threat of isis. they threatened to directly attack their employees. isis, which has claimed responsibility for beheading two american journalists in the middle east is reportedly mad that twitter has been shutting down terrorist-related accounts. twitter has since suspended the account and opened an investigation. no word yet if the federal government is taking the threat seriously. >> a new video this morning of the plane carrying the fourth american affected with the ebola virus. the plane landed at the air force base in atlanta. kris sanchez joins us with the latest. >> reporter: we do know that a doctor who tested positive for the disease in sierra leone was

to be evacuated. connecting some of the dots there. the patient is on the ground in atlanta where he or she will head to emory university for treatment. that person arrived at daubins air force base moments ago. the two doctors treated who received treatment made full recoveries. this third patient is recovering but getting a different research drug. it does appear to be helping, though the doctor's wife said he's still very sick. he was able to eat breakfast and appears more talkative,

according to his wife. one shot of a vaccine provided five weeks of protection. that waned off so there was a booster shot administered and that provided five months more. on time will tell whether or not the person arriving today will make the same recovery that the other two patients have. >> it is 6:47 right now. the sun's arrival on the golden gate bridge this morning. the fog certainly lifted around the bridge. >> yeah. clearing skies means temperatures will be warmer. gradual clearance between 9:00 and 1:00. that will build between noon and 5:00 and once we get into the evening at 7:25, your sun will set. 76 degrees on the peninsula and 67 degrees in san francisco.

meanwhile, mid 80s for the north bay, 71 on the east short and right around 87 degrees for today in the tri-valley. as we get into this upcoming weekend and for the rest of the week, i got to tell you, temperatures are going to be noticeably warmer between today and tomorrow, an additional 5-to-8 degree jump. we will peak in the upper 80s, in san francisco comfortable conditions there. and it will be warm up in the valleys. your seven-day forecast is always scrolling at the bottom of the screen. remember, your temperatures are very similar to those in the tri-valley and we always have that for you in the bottom of our screen. we have changes coming up as we head into the weekend. we'll talk about that in my final report. here's mike inouye. >> temperatures were way up there. we're going to watch it, red

zone. over toward the south bay, all the speeds are down here, 680 allen rock, there is a crash reported. we have a slower drive here toward allen rock. and we're talking about the construction zone. as you get a look at the overall south bay showing your traditional pattern here, this is what sam was talking about earlier. the construction will be over here on allen rock, five months of closure here. the tri-valley typical, though 284 showing that heavier tuesday commute toward the ge plant and toward the merge. we may have another fender bender judging by the pattern here. it's making things lighter

through concord, pleasant creek. that's the area where christina was talking about those 90s for the next few days. up get here and you do have an easy backup. another look outside shows you the north bay where southbound 101 continues to show movement through san rafael. on the peninsula, an easy drive so far but you're picking up some friends. the volume starting to build in palo alto. >> thank you very much, mike. going private to keep the public safe. the city of san jose may be asking owners of private security cameras to register them with the police department in an effort to fight and solve crimes.

stephanie chuang is live the city hall. steph? >> reporter: that's right. they say it was private cameras that they'd able to upload footage from cameras owned by business owners and residents so officers could know where to go to get evidence as soon as there is a crime. property crimes down 10% the first half of the year. however, violent crimes are slightly up. robberies, for instance, are up 7% in the same period. what does this mean? a u.s. department of justice study found in one area after cameras were installed, thefts of personal property went down 25% after four months.

san jose would likely model its camera project after the one in san ramon entitled "the citizen's view." also the city says this would be minimal to no cost to taxpayers here to both launch and maintain this registry. the city council takes up this issue at its meeting at 1:30 this morning. >> it will be interesting to see what they decide. thanks, steph. >> game wardens are checking their traps for the mountain lion that attacked a little boy and tried to drag him into the woods. nanet nanette, while life officials spent the night hunting down this big cat. >> reporter: that's right. four game warden staked out the

traps overnight. this is a picture of the 6-year-old boy after he was attacked and terrified by that mountain lion. he has some puncture wounds behind his neck and scratches on his back, injuries that are consistent with those reports that the big animal dragged him to some bushes. the mountain lion attacked the boy as he hiked about ten feet in front of his friends. experts say the two men in the group did everything right, fighting back and shouting out aggressively before he let the boy go. they say a child's height could make them more susceptible. >> generally mountain lions hunt deer primarily. if you think about how tall a deer is, it's about 3, 4 feet tall. so kids, they are more similar in size to the prey mountain lions are more used to.

>> the boy has been released from the hospital and is recovering at home. no word on whether those traps yielded anything overnight. the santa cruz puma project says could be difficult to capture that mouthan lion given that its territory could be up to 100 square miles and more than that if the cat is younger. >> a rare occurrence but it doesn't make it any less frightening. >> that's right. >> surprising surveillance video show as slow animal making a getaway. napoleon, a tortoise, escaped from the back yard when the owners were gone. so they checked the surveillance video, he's out there slowly walking away. he was actually picked up by strangers and put in a car. the owner doesn't know if it was a pet-napping or well intended rescue trying to keep napoleon out of the street.

the tortoise is about 25 years old, expected to live another 75 years. bring napoleon home. >> his best years are still ahead of him. >> the city plans to extend capital avenue from state street to fremont boulevard, connecting the retail district between the fremont hub and gate way plaza. crews will demolish a three-story office building to make way for the street expansion. the entire project is expected to be completed by march next year. >> and the council will debate an ordinance tonight that would require cancer and radiation warnings on phones. retailers would have to put stickers on cell phone packaging to warn people the devices may emit cancer causing radiation. >> it is the story of the morning. all eyes on apple today. we're a little hour -- and lines

are already forming outside apple stores all around the country. this is video of people camp out outside the flagship store in new york. those people don't even know what they're waiting for. >> it's dedication. our business and tech reporter scott mcgrew joins us from the flint center in cupertino where everything is about to take place. you even beat some of the apple employees that -- you're saying dedication about staying in line. i'm not so sure, considering that ups will deliver you your brand new iphone 6 phone on the day it is released. we have this mystery box on one side. no idea what it's for. you have the flint center on the other side. such history here.

this is where steve jobs introduced the macintosh in '84. >> we are introducing the third industry milestone product, macintosh. many of us have been working on this for over two years now and it has turned out insanely great. >> how many times can apple make something insanely great? yes, you have the iphone, it will be bigger. but the big news will be if this wearable comes out, can apple make a smartwatch cool? and payments, it's going to take on visa and pay pal and square in the ability to pay for things right from your phone at the point of sale. that's all happening at 10:00 a.m. this morning. >> i wonder if they'll address the cloud at all or only just talk about what's new. >> we'll see. they certainly should make some reference to it. it's been something that's been

very important to apple and a big misstep. >> all right, one more thing. >> a lot of ground to cover. thank you, scott. we'll be inside the flint center when apple unveils those products. tim cook's announcement expected at 10:00 this morning. stay with us for the bay area news at 11:00. any time we're not on air, you can always consult our web site. >> a final check of the day's top stories for you. we are getting a closer look at the fire that forced a hundred people to be shuttled by helicopter offos mitt. so far the fire has burned more than 2,500 acres. >> an experienced pilot has died at the reno national air bases. the plane apparently had a mechanical failure. >> and bruno will meet today to discuss what to do with the money pg&e is supposed to pay them for the 2010 deadly

pipeline explosion. the meeting marks four years since the explosion killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. >> 6:58 here on your tuesday. you've been prep being us for the weekend, even though it's only tuesday. we can look ahead, though. >> hey, that's what i'm working for around here, at least this guy. it's so pretty around the bay area. and there's so many things to do. that's what you think about. that's what helps you get through those long days. 62 on the east shore, 59 in san francisco and 55 in the north bay. it's going to be nice out there but noticeably warmer. about a 5-to-8 degree jump. we'll have your forecast every 15 minutes throughout the "today" show. >> and it's clearing up here at this particular spot. the whole south bay looking slow as far as the build toward tully road and 285. and over here southbound 880

slows down here as well. i just caught sight of this. something's going on on that flat section. we'll follow this. >> thanks for joining us. >> see you later. good morning. too little too late? the backlash grows this morning after that shocking security footage shows nfl star ray rice knocking out his fiance in an elevator. the ravens cut him, the nfl suspends him indefinitely. but the question this morning, did the league turn a blind eye to the video? making his case. president obama summons congressional leaders to the white house today to outline his new strategy for defeating isis. as he gets ready to lay out his plan to the american people. severe weather threat. deadly flooding in the southwest with even more downpours on the way. while in the midwest, tens of millions brace for violent thunderstorms and possible