we're live at the scene with the details. breaking news, reports of officer shot in hayward. live at the scene, continuing to learn new details. and teary-eyed testimony on capitol hill fuels more debate over immigration policy and reform. this, as the undocumented immigrant charged in kate steinle's death heads back to court today. walnut creek, more questions than answers after police find two college standouts dead at a home. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> good wednesday morning. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia-cannon today. live to hayward for that breaking news in a moment. but first, check your forecast

with meteorologist kari hall. >> good morning, sam and crisp start out with patchy fog temperatures in the lower 60s not a bat start to the day but need long sleeves in the north bay, start out at 57. today's high reaching 80 in the peninsula. in the east bay, 82 degrees in san francisco. look for a high of 64 degrees. we could not check those cloud yesterday. most of san francisco. and as we go into dotoday more the same, cool, a up to cooler than yesterday. a look at rest of the workweek forecast and also the weekend, coming up in a few minutes. let's see how the road are with mike. >> i'm not in north bay but still wearing long sleeves on my suit. bay bridge, look at that, a couple of cars waiting to car lanes. we don't have all of the lanes open should be in the next 20 minutes big change here. a mild backup, fas-trak not a problem. look at east shore freeway. westbound 80 smoothly. this time of day good volume of

traffic. look at the map, we have no problem as far as speed sensors go. easy drive all around. the oakland a's play tonight, 7:05 game. rhett of the day as far as freeway. back to breaking news out of the east bay. breaking news following possible shots fired at hayward this morning. looking into a report that an officer was hit. >> a swarm of police activity near the intersection of myrtle and lions street. wondering what that is, between 8th street and winton street near 880 where bob redell is live with overnight developments. hearing from folks wondering what is going on out there. >> reporter: over at burbank elementary, a block away from the scene where the police are setting up command post, sending a public information officer to confirm reports. video fresh in the newsroom, it shows somebody being put into an ambulance and taken away.

we do not know if that's a hayward police officer or someone else, but the report is that around 3:15, 3:20, there was an officer trying to pull over a person who was driving erratically, thises in the area of lion and rotary, the neighborhood right behind me here, residential area, part of hayward. in the process of trying to pull this person over, shots fired and that possibly officer hit. tremendous law enforcement enforcement presence, about the known police but help from colleagues at alameda county sheriff's officer, california highway patrol. something you don't see often at a regular crime scene, hayward police officer with his rifle drawn, guarding the scene. could not tell if there was an active search going on. right now none of the officers at the scene are commenting. waiting for someone with hayward police office, public

information officer to give us information. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you for providing details at this point. check back with you soon. we'll continue to monitor the latest on the story on air and online throughout the morning. nbcbayarea.com or download free nbc bay area app for updates. also happening today, the man accused of killing kate steinle along san francisco's embarcadero heads back to court a day after her father spoke directly to congress about the loopholes in the city's sanctuary law. stephanie chuang live in our san francisco newsroom with more be the subject -- the suspect in court today. >> reporter: he is. the accused killer set to face a judge, the start of his prosecution, the preliminary hearing for juan francisco lopez sanchez, one day after jim steinle, walking with his daughter kate on july 1st, when shot and killed, gave emotional

testimony on capitol hill. he asked the committee to correct loopholes in the city sanctuary laws and pass kate's law which would impose a minimum five-year sentence on undocuments immigrant whose re-enter the u.s. after being deported. he blames part of the death on the release of the suspect lopez sanchez, released in march from jail. he has seven prior felony convictions and deported five times. >> the feel of kate's law saves one daughter, one son, a mother, a father, kate's death won't be in vain. >> following that, mark ferrell introduced legislation requiring the sheriff to notify the federal government when undocumented felon is about to be released though the measure won't be heard until september. the suspect is due in court at 9:00 this morning. of course, woel e'll be there. stephanie chuang, "today in the

bay." >> thank you. not just tears but questions in walnut creek. two young people who many describe as among the best and brightest academically are both dead in an apparent murder/suicide. police got a call of shots fired yesterday in the north homestead neighborhood. when they got there, they found two people dead at front door of the house. >> all indications are that it's a murder/suicide between a 19-year-old female victim and 21-year-old male suspect. she had been in a dating relationship with. >> the 19-year-old shooting victim is claire orton, she was home for summer break after finishing first year at san diego state. orton study ing environmental engineering and on the dean's list. her alleged shooter is 21-year-old scott bertics, he graduated from acalnes until 2012 and enrolled in stanford. a man shot in an apparent case of road rage. police trying to track down the drivers involved.

it happened yesterday in west san jose. police don't know what sparked that confrontation at this point but when both of the drivers pulled up to a stop sign, one driver started shooting at the other. police say bullets hit a man who was on the sidewalk. he is expected to survive. meanwhile, uc berkeley campus police on high alert after a string of burglaries there. burglars are smashing windows and stealing computer on campus. the burglars have hit at least 20 offices so far, the most recent one at uc berkeley high school of business. police don't yet have a description of burglars but urging residents and staff to report any suspicious behavior. >> san francisco city leaders moving forward with a controversial plan to bill a new jail in the downtown area. last night the board of supervisors voted to request an $80 million grant from the state to help fund that new facility. the jail would replace aging facilities at top floor of the hall of justice on bryant

street. supporters, including sheriff, say that change is needed because the old jail is not seismically safe. opponents say the money should be spent on programs to reduce jail population. today is make or break day for the on again, off again labor deal involving santa clara oh workers. workers revote on a tentative deal reached this month. talks came down to the wire before both sides reached this deal. then came the vote, which workers shot down. that's when the union indicated some union members were not fully informed about what they were voting for. employees had been on the job ever since but with a no vote today, all bets are off. >> pleasant start to the middle of your workweek here. if all we can complain about is patchy fog, we'll probably take that. meteorologist kari hall joining us to look at your forecast. >> i'll cake take it we don't ho deal with high humidity and

heat. a touch cooler than yesterday. start out with morning clouds and fog, sun rise 6:03. midmorning clouds roll out and cooler than yesterday. the fog returns tonight. sunset at 8:23 in san jose. and highs reaching 79, saratoga, 81, palo alto 79, knob hill a high of 64 degrees. you'll have a hard time getting sunshine today. heelsburg, reaching 82 degrees. oakland, 70. and san ramon, high of 83. there will be mostly 70s and 80s across the bay, and this will be the trend as we go through the rest of the week. more of that coming up in a few minutes. let see how traffic is moving with mike. >> moving well. a good amount of cars right here. look at this, west 850 -- 580, headlight, that's your commute direction into livermore out of the altamont pass. eastbound, construction, taillights there. look at your map, it not reflecting any problems on the

screen. arrow of the commute, toward dublin interchange for the tri-valley, no biggy there or the south. blip north 87 north of 280. see that red dot? no incidents reported. smooth drive as well approaching the bay bridge. as we move north, the approach off the carquinez benicia bridges. a lot of smooth traffic flowing here at s curve. not a lot of words coming out of my mouth. >> a lot of or lava? >> no trouble spotting this. next a raging fire in new jersey, flames and smoke visible from manhattan. the latest on efforts to fight back a warehouse fire described as the size of 50 football fields. if you think backseat driving is annoying, how about someone else taking control of your steering wheel through a cyberhack. one reporter offered himself up as guinea pig and did not like the results. =laura/live= welcome back,

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>> welcome back, live look outside right now at a darkened san jose skyline as we get ready to kick off wednesday morning. happening now on the east coast, massive fire burning at an auto body shop and car dealership in north brunswick, new jersey. look at those images. to give you perspective of how large this fires, north brunswick police officer describes the warehouse as the size of 50 football fields. for hours now, heavy flames and thick smoke pouring from that building which is used by toyota for vehicle repair and storage. smoke can be seen for miles, even as far as manhattan, which is more than 30 miles away. no reports of injuries. >> a lot of cars. free yo of irish law firms stepping up to help families and survivors of last month's deadly berkeley balcony crash. firms working with families on a pro bono basis.

technically all claims and representation must be handled by attorneys from the united states. the collapse killed six irish students, seven others were injured. it is shocking video, also sparking a conversation here in silicon valley. reporter for wired magazine recorded himself driving 2014 jeep cherokee, aware two computer experts try to take over the car and they did. they were successful. hackers accessed the jeep through infotainment system and managed to take full control, even killing the engine. cybersecurity experts say this is no laughing matter. >> i can only imagine if the same thing was done to you without any forewarning whatsoever, how much fear that could instill in someone. >> chrysler, which owns jeep, at least the software update this month, the team focused on identifying and implementing cybersecurity for quote all tech

connected vehicles yesterday the congress introduced a bill requiring connected cars protect drivers against cybercriminals. residents facing imminent eviction in san francisco planning on protesting today. members of a community art space in the mission district, an area undergoing serious redevelopment. the art space, self-space, sits in a building in bryant street. it's supposed to be demolished to make way for new development including 250-unit apartment complex. san francisco's housing boom could help improve public transit in the city. "the chronicle" is reporting that mayor ed lee looking to add a transportation sustainability fee to new market rate condo and apartment projects. that would bring in an extra $14 million a year for transportation. that money would be spent to add extra muni buses and railcars as well as make streets safer for bicyclists and pedestrians. don't need too much extra change, mcdonald's going to dish out egg mcmuffins all day long.

>> for that and the rest of the news before the bell, landon dowdy live at cnbc headquarters. working a crazy shift, you never know when you're going crave breakfast, right? >> right, you can never get enough breakfast. good morning. markets could be headed south. futures lower, dragged down by disappointing earnings from several big tech names including apple, microsoft, yahoo!. nearly 200 points tuesday, hurt by poor results from united technologies. data on home sales and earnings from going and coca-cola. the nasdaq slipping ten points to 5208. apple i big stock to watch. profits beat wall street's forecast, sold more than 47 million iphones with a big surge from china but far less than expected. apple won't say how many watches it sold, apple losing $60 billion in market value in

after-hours trading. egg mcmuffin lovers rejoice. you may be soon order your breakfast after 10:30 a.m. mcdonald's could offer all-daybreak fast nationwide. estimate october, following positive feedback in test markets. also testing other concepts as it tries to boost sagging sales, these include custom burgers and healthy options such as breakfast bowls made with kale and spinach. sign me up. >> kale from mek docdonald's, it sure. the city of san francisco answering to the pope's call for action on global client change. the municipal fleet switching from petroleum diesel to renewable diesel midyear. mayor ed lee made that announcement yesterday. the switch is estimated to slash the greenhouse gas emissions from the fleet by more than 60%.

donald trump stirring up controversy once again, this time getting under the skin of fellow republican senator lindsey graham. in graham's home state he made him a lightweight. he released the cell phone number. despite the backlash against trump, people do still like him. polls show trump is nearly twice as popular than any other republican. >> unconventional. he is speaking truth to power. he knows how to work the media and doing it very well. >> republicans say trump is actually distracting the campaign from the real issues and that he should really just drop out of the race. in washington, vice president biden is back in the bay area tomorrow. his last visit came in april when he was invited to see a special job program under way at pg&e in oakland. mr. biden also stopped by a lo

sandwich shop, a company developing a portable blood testing kit. biden will join a roundtable discussion on innovations in the field of preventative health care. >> looks cool with sunglasses on. >> aviators na vice president biden rockin'. >> wondering if we might need to wear our sunglasses. >> sunny day, great for being outside for long periods of time. you need sunscreen. temperatures won't be uncontractable -- uncomfortable, stay hydrated today. temperatures in the lower 60s. 72 east bay today. north bay, rather south bay, 81 degrees. and the north bay, 83 degrees. tri-valley expect highs also to top out in the mid 80s today. warm and breezy. once again, nice sunshine, great day. and this trend of cooling temperatures continues as we go through the week. so as you step out the door in concord, 63 degrees. look at napa, 56 in san jose.

60 degrees. break it down hour by hour in san francisco. we only see highs today reaching into the low to mid-60s. sun peeking out now and then, nice breeze, cool day in the city. and also a lot of fog. temperatures will be held back several degrees because of fog on the bay. here we are 9:00 in the morning, you still see fog covering all of san francisco, parts of the coastal north bay and heading over to the east bay as well. visibility lower in many spots and even into the afternoon, we really don't see much clearing in san francisco and then rolls back into the east bay as well as most of the peninsula with a breezy wind as we start out the morning and also into the rest of the day. and a look at the weekend forecast quickly, we will have a great weekend headed this way. a couple of degrees warmer than we'll see today. back to you. >> all right. thank you. nothing like some healthy competition to see how our bay area team -- soccer team stacks

up. the earthquakes squared off against one of the top teams in the world. how did they fare? could they win? we'll be back.

>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> foggy to start as we look live at embarcadero there in san francisco. little patchy fog across the bay area. cooler, more comfortable temperatures today. well, from foggy to crystal

clear, after millions of dollars and years of headlines the federal case against barry bonds is over. the u.s. department of justice announced it will no longer pursue charges in the decade-long steroid case involving bonds. in 2011 a jury convicted the former giants player of obstruction of justice but that was a verdict that was overturned by a judge last april. after that announcement yesterday, bonds released a statement reading in part, this outcome is something i have long wished for. i am relieved, humbled and thankful for what this means for me and my family moving forward. whoo! >> oh, yeah, baby. feel the excitement. one of the most popular soccer teams in the world dualed the san jose earthquakes last night, and the europeans won. down as part of the international champions cup of north america. the earthquakes fell to the english team 3-1. man-u will take on fc barcelona

saturday. the north america international cup, last time i checked, britain, not in north america. am i missing details? >> reality check. take a look how the traffic is moving this morning so far, mike inouye. >> north american traffic across the golden gate bridge from the north bay, i guess. zipper trek, flashing lights. crew ready to move that truck. there it goes, northbound, see na yellow segment moving that zipper over to the morning commute position, four lanes south two lanes north. look at palo alto. 101 from the north bay no problem. easy flow.the peninsula here, headlights south through palo alto, mountain view, taillights san mateo. taillights going over to that peninsula side, no problems on either direction. road crew there, typical overnight construction. as we talked about monday, you

mentioned that al roker, yeah, going on, until it is a big deal, no problems. >> yeah the zipper. >> thank you very much. >> the latest on police activity in hayward. what we know about reports of an officer hit by gunfire. and the undocumented immigrant accused of killing a young woman on pier 14 heads to court as the immigration debate rages in washington, d.c., and san francisco. live look outside right now. the bay bridge lit up and drivers getting to and from right now where they need to be. no hiccups, mike keeping a close eye on things. wall anchor ots plasma cu 2 shot 2 box ck wall

=kris/map= that breaking news - a hayward neighborhood, shut down this morning - as officers "today in the bay" begins with breaking news.

>> that breaking news in hayward, where a neighborhood is locked down this morning as officers respond to reports of shots fired. >> let's go right to "today in the bay's" bob redell, live in hayward, off of 880. the whiten avenue exit. you talked to neighbor about what happened. what did you learn? >> reporter: good morning. neighbor telling us they heard seven shots fired around 3:00, 3:so, we're in the neighborhood of lion and myrtle, a residential neighborhood. you feel the heavy police presence not only with hayward but california highway patrol and alameda county sheriff's office. this is the report so far, there was a police chase involving a driver, a person in a car, driving erratically, when they got to the location shots fired, possibly hitting the hayward police officer. as you saw in the video we put up on the tv screen, you did see somebody being put into an ambulance, where w. that was the officer or someone else,