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, that is not clear. here what happens a neighbor

heard around 3:00 this morning. >> i hear it somebody making noise, something like this. >> reporter: in their car. >> in their car. >> reporter: what did you hear? >> police coming. and then, you know seven shots. >> reporter: seven shots. >> about seven shots. >> reporter: again, waiting for confirmation from police that an officer possibly was hit by some of those rounds. again, shots fired around 3:00 this morning here in the neighborhood of lion and myrtle in hayward. police are sending out pub luck information officer. they are setting up a command post a couple of blocks away from here. live here in hayward, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> as bob mentioned three different police agencies on scene. thank you. stay with us as we continue to cover the story. bob will have another live update in a half hour. always get the latest information on all of our digital platforms. happening today, the man accused of killing kate steinle heads back to court today.

this comes one day after her father spoke directly to congress about the loopholes in sanctuary city law. the suspect described as undocumented immigrant with a long criminal rap sheet. >> if kate's law saves one daughter, one son, a mother, a father, kate's death won't be in vain. >> yesterday, jim steinle told the senate judiciary committee the release of suspect juan francisco lopez sanchez the result of incompetent and disjointed laws. he is a felon with several deportations on his record. >> the u.s. suffered a self-inflicted wound in the murder of our daughter by the hand of a person that should have never been on the streets of this country. >> in san francisco yesterday, supervisor mark ferrell introduced legislation requiring the sheriff to notify the federal government when an undocumented felon is due to be released. the measure will be voted on in

september. sadness and tears, questions this morning in walnut creek. two young people who many describe among the best and brightest academically, both dead in apparent murder/suicide. police got a call of shots fired in the homestead neighborhood in walnut creek. police found two dead people at front door of the house. >> indications that it's a murder/suicide between a 19-year-old female victim and 21-year-old male suspect that 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 her fir year at san diego state. study ing environmental engineering and on the dean's list. her alleged shooter, 21-year-old scott bertics, graduated from high school in 2012 and enrolled in stanford. a pit bull in san francisco's recovering from two gunshot wounds after a confrontation between that animal and federal police

officer ended in gunfire. u.s. mint police officer shot a pit bull named blue yesterday morning. happened a block away from the mint. the dog's owner says two pit bulls accidentally got out. an officer shot one of the dogs when he started acting aggressively on herman street. blue's owner says the 1-year-old dog is not aggressive. >> it's hard for me not to be angry about it. i have to try to be forgiving and try to understand from his perspective, he may have been scared. >> one of the bullets hit a neighbor's house. blue may lose his right rear leg but expected to survive. san francisco police are now taking over this investigation. warning now to people living in los altos, crooks pretending to be water utility workers are talking their way inside of homes and then burglarizing them. the men showed up at two homes monday, claiming the water

supply contaminated due to nearby construction. once inside they ran faucets as a distraction and police say one of the homeowners only realized that he had been burglarized once the men left. call police if you recognize the suspects. police are looking for a man who stole a porsche from a valai in san francisco. it happened monday in a lot near spear and harrison streets in the city's soma neighborhood. a valet confronted a man leaning against the carp the man lifted a shirt, revealing a handgun in his waistband. the man took off in the car. san francisco city leaders are moving forward with a controversial plan to build a new jail right in the downtown area. last night, the board of supervisors voted to request an $80 million grant from the state to help build that new facility. the jail would replace aging fasts on the top floor of the hall of justice on bryant street. supporters include sheriff and says the change is necessary

because the old jail is not seismically safe. but opponents say that money should be spent on programs to reduce the jail population instead. 5:05. a critical one for the on again, off again labor deal involving thousands of workers. workers revote on a tentative deal reached earlier in the month. talks came down to the wire before both sides reached an agreement. then came the vote, which workers shot down. that's when the union indicates some members weren't fully informed what they were voting for. employees have been on the job ever since but with a no-vote today, all bets are off. a giant step forward could repair the relationship between the city of san jose and its firefighters. yesterday firefighters overwhelmingly approved a pension proposal. as we previously reported, the two sides reached a deal last week. it revamped the pension structure set up after the measure reform which was enacted

by voters. >> this ends the divisiveness, it ends the antagonism, ends division in san jose. >> the san jose city council can finalize this deal when it meets in two weeks. the police union has yet to vote on its proposed deal. >> residents facing imminent eviction in san francisco planning on protesting later today. members of a community art space in the mission district, an area that right now is undergoing serious redevelopment. the art space called cell space, slated for demolition to make way for new development that includes a $250 unit apartment complex into parents lost their battle to keep a popular preschool in its current location we'd told you about the effort to save kids club preschool. it lost the lease with the antioch school district and today is moving day. some 300 children attend the school. it's the biggest state-sponsored preschool in the area.

preschool leaders do not have an alternate location yet. they are trying to secure one. at 10:00, they plan to talk about more possible alternatives. >> this just in. hearing from san jose mayor sam la carto. addressing the pontifical academy of sciences about social inclusion, telling audience affordable housing in san jose is the linchpin linking the haves and have-nots. the mayor is in in rome with mayor ed lee and governor jerry brown for climate talks at vatican. the city of san francisco answering the pope's call for action on global climate change. the city's municipal fleet whipping to renewable diesel. the mayor says the switch is estimated to slash the greenhouse gas emissions from the city's fleet by more than 60%. nice to know two big bay

area mayors at vatican. >> and the mayor, too. >> kari hall looking at forecast. it's milder than we have seen in early part of the week. >> yes. i'm so glad that we won't have that high humidity and the very uncomfortable weather. this morning, the low clouds move back in, and with patchy fog in spots may slow you down during the morning commute or drive into work. after the clouds roll out of here, we'll have a very pleasant afternoon. a lot of sunshine. by lunchtime, temperatures will be in the 60s and 70s. and graphic there, kind of freezing up okay. highs today reaching into the low 70s in the east bay. upper 70s in the peninsula. and the south bay reaching 81 degrees. north bay look for a high today of 83 degrees. this is during your drive home. and it will be nice and dfrt comfortable across most of the bay. windows open, allow sunshine in and cool breeze, that stays with us through the next few days.

check out the weekend. i'll help you make plans coming up. right now mike tracking problems in the east bay. >> you know it's a light volume of traffic and easy flow, for example at bay bridge toll plaza. give you a big view of the east bay. no major issues as far as speed sensors go. i'll draw your attention over toward the concord, pleasant hill area. northbound 680 before the 242 split, reports of a crash, made its way over to the shoulder. no slowing in the counter commute. bay point, fire on the chp report, anyway, bailey at leyland off of highway 4. we'll track that. otherwise, no big issues. no big builds. just westbound 580 growing. 5:10. raiders rolling out game plan to empower young women. the team will hold its first ever youth empowerment summit, event designed for girls and young women. team executives offer ideas about education, fitness and confidence building, taking

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"today in the bay." 5:13 right now on your wednesday morning, a live look at san jose. sunrise starting to peek up out there in the distance. we'll be getting track of your weather pattern for the day for the rest of the week as well. beware of what you post on social media, a court ruled against facebook's attempt to block the government from getting private photos and post. two years ago the fed filed 400 warrants for posted pictures government use them to file charges against people accused of lying about disabilities. one case they used photos of people on jet skis as evidence. yesterday an appellate court ruled facebook can't fight a warrant on its user's behalf. facebook says the warrant violate online privacy rights. demonstration shows us how a hacker can take control not of personal information but of your car while you're driving. now calls for more tech companies in silicon valley to

step up evidencer efforts to get ahead of the hackers. >> reporter: what looks like a simple drive -- >> i can't see anything. >> reporter: -- turns into one with shocking explanation. >> hold up. >> reporter: computer experts remotely hacking 2014 jeep cherokee and driving it into a ditch. >> wired magazine reporter andy greenberg volunteered for this. coordinating with hackers to show how tech connected cars can be vulnerable. >> cease to be fun. i can only imagine if the same thing was done to you without forewarning whatsoever how much fear that could instill in someone. >> reporter: the hackers accessed the jeep to its infotainment system and managed to take full control even killing the engine. >> the two researchers believe that as many as 471,000 vehicles are potentially vulnerable. they've only verified that on 2014 jeep cherokee. >> reporter: chrysler which owns jeep, released a software update this month and says it has a team focused on identifying and

implementing software best practices, including cybersecurity for all vehicle content, including on-board and remote services. >> this is the good and bad. it took the demo on a highway for them to all of a sudden get serious. >> reporter: cybersecurity expert says the growing risk of hacking the so-called internet of things should drive change in silicon valley, not just in automakers. >> you need to really think through what this technology can do on the unintended consequence side. >> reporter: ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> while you have control of your car, don't let higher prices at the pump fool you. california oil refineries are still making money. in fact, in record amounts. that according to "the l.a. times" which looks at consumer watchdog group's analysis of the first half of the year that shows state refineries almost doubled the amount of profits

they typically collect on a gallon of gasp profits this year are approaching 90 cents per gallon. for perspective over the past 15 years profits averaged under 50 cents a gallon. gas prices are settling over the last week. the same true for the bay area. aaa reports san jose's average is $3.51 a gallon. the same as a week ago. san francisco unchanged at 3.63 a gallon. oakland's weekly average is a fraction higher but less per gallon than san francisco. >> all right. less money to go around on gasp all eyes on tech stocks this morning after poor earnings reports. >> for that and the rest of the news before the bell, landon dowdy live at cnbc headquarters. a very big interest in how tech stocks do. >> that's right. good morning. the markets are poised to be headed south today. futures lower, dragged down by disappointing earnings from several big tech names including

apple, microsoft, yahoo!. losing more than 60 billion in market value in after-hours trading last night. sold fewer iphones than expected in its latest quarter. fell nearly 200 points hurt by poor results from ibm and united technologies. look for data on earnings from coca-cola and american express. dow dropping 181 points to 17919. at&t and directv one step closer to wrapping up $48 billion merger. the fcc and justice department signaling approve the deal with conditions, these include requiring at&t to build out broadband connections to more than 12 million locations and providing regular reports on network performance that could create the nation's largest paid tv provider. and starbucks, new york time let member of the coffee reward program see stories for free on

its mobile app and earn a starbucks loyalty point with paid subscription. "the new york times" will start next year. starbucks struck a deal last year with spotify. good news, maybe, for parents. new report reveals fewer teens are having sex. in 1998 more than two-thirds of teenage boys and half of girl had sex at least once. new data shows 14% drop among girls and 22% decline among boys. most teens used some birth control at their first experience as well. >> a different study released today shows a dramatic increase in the use of morning afterpills in teenage girls. the study shows at least one in five sexually active girls used the emergency contraceptive. researchers say probably because morning after pill is now easier to get. starting in 2006, teens 18 and older could buy it over the counter. the age limits listed two --

lifted two years ago. scientists trying too find women who have early sign of alzheimer descend into dementia twice as quickly as men. may have to do with the biology of the brain. experts need more research to find out why the disease affects women differently. findings help i why so many more women than men have alzheimer's. have you heard the term dad bod? now it's getting scientific backing. dad bod fit men get soft in the middle after they become new daddies. a study over 10,000 men over 20 years first-time fathers gain up to four pounds in the first year after the first child is born. men with no children lost weight in the same period. the study found no exact cause but researchers say it could be because dads put off exercise in

favor of spending time with kids. it probably has to do with the mac and cheese and criminaled cheese. >> nice sacrifice, give up body four time with kids. >> i don't want to hear it, women, you know, after pregnancy, gain some weight. four pounds, really? >> right. >> whatever. >> not commensurate. >> i'm staying out of the discussion. seemed humid in the last couple of days but relief. >> great day to get out with the jogging stroller and get some exercise today because you can't blame the weather for not getting outside. as we head out, we see mostly clear skies in the south bay. but still low clouds in the coastal areas and also san francisco. the morning clouds and fog sunrise will be at 6:03. and then by midmorning, we see most of us, especially inland, clouds start to roll out of here, much cooler today. cooler than yesterday. but much cooler than the way we started this week. and the fog returns tonight,

sunset at 8:23. look at the temperatures now in the upper 50s to lower 60s. and half moon bay, 59 degrees and concord, 63 degrees. we also have the fog vis morning, much thicker, marine layer. and that will cause the low clouds can fog to burn off slower today, especially in san francisco, and across the bay, parts of the north bay as well. especially along the coast. but we really doesn't see much clearing in san francisco today before it starts to roll back in and spread farther off towards the east and more of us seeing low clouds later on this evening. let's go hour by hour in san jose. 9:00 at 65 degrees. slow clearing by 11:00. by lunchtime, take it outside, bright and sunny, 72 degrees, 2:00, 77 degrees. highs into the lower 70s. and a nice little ocean breeze as well, makes it feel nice and cool. a look at all of the microclimates, 60 and 70s, 80s. san ramon, high of 83.

let's see how the roads are with mike. >> again, more company, this is 580 westbound, commute direction into livermore. el charro here. eastbound, construction crews, see the lights, starting to clear the countercommute directionen the map, not creating much of a disturbance. out of the altamont pass, in toward livermore, clear dublin interchange, castro valley. not much going on for the freeways. following report of the fire bailey at leyland, small one there. quick check of the north bay, easy drive, that's screen shot, southbound 101, there's the volume. >> thank you. not your average neighborhood cat. people witness an actual lion roaming the streets. one woman says, she even had video to prove it.

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store. a warning -- some may find this a clerk in texas fought or his life as robbers tore apart his store, warning some might finding this video disturbing to watch. shows the clerk struggle with one of the robbers. the robber shoots the clerk in the shoulder. police say the robber hit the clerk over the face with his gun before all three suspects ran out of the store. one robber collapsed in a nearby field where police arrested him. two others remain on the run this morning. the clerk is expected to be okay. this in texas. but the warning still the same, don't put up a fight, police say. >> video so disturbing. thank you. 5:26. neighbors say you have to see it to believe it. even then some people had a hard time believing it. people in a milwaukee neighborhood say they spotted what looks like a lion on the loose and that does kind of look like a lion. officers checked the neighborhood for several hours but didn't find anything. one woman captured that big cat

on video yesterday. >> everybody looked at it and said, i think this is a lion. then of course your heart skips a beat and you think, this could be serious. >> the milwaukee county zoo says none of the lions are missing, even so, police are adding extra patrols in that neighborhood. update to breaking news. streets blocked off in hayward after reports of an officer shot. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us with a live report.

"today in the bay" begins with breaking news. >> that breaking news is in hayward. crime scene there, crime tape, plking off a neighborhood. police investigating off report of shots fired, possibly injuring a police officer. >> bob redell live. police are not saying much, but what are neighbors telling you about what happened this morning? >> reporter: we know one neighbor who says he heard seven shots around 3:00, 3:10 in this

neighborhood right now. reports these shots fired between hayward police officer and a person in a car who is driving erratically in the air of myrtle and lion. this video shows somebody being put into an ambulance, it's not cheer if that is possibly hayward police officer or someone else, as stephanie chuang reporting a lot of law enforcement gathered outside eden medical center, presumably praying for their colleague who might have been shot. waiting for confirmation. as i mentioned, we spoke to that neighbor, he tells us around 3:00 this morning, he heard someone doing doughnuts in a car, and sounds of police sirens. >> about seven shots and then the police come and patrols and everythi everything. >> reporter: we have taken a look at video we'll be showing you later, the white pickup

truck, on the area in oakland of 98 and this white pickup truck has bullet holes in the side. an officer found. we're looking at reports that it's possible that the license plate on that white pickup truck matches the vehicle that the officer here in hayward was trying to pull over in this neighborhood. again, here in the neighborhood, you can see behind me, there is a very large police presence, not only of hayward police but they've called in their colleagues from chp and alameda county sheriff's office as well. live here in hayward, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. as bob mentioned, a large number of officers right now waiting outside of eden medical center in castro valley where we believe the injured officer might be getting treatment. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang there with more. seeing a lot of law enforcement out there as well? >> reporter: i do.

we are here outside eden medical center's emergency room where earlier i did see a large group of police officers, substantial number at least, maybe eight or so, with that officer -- possible officer-involved shooting be the victim may be a police officer. we haven't seen this kind of presence when it is not a law enforcement officer. i saw a couple of hayward police patrol cars as well as sheriff's patrol car, hayward fire battalion chief as well as fire engine and chp just rolled up. i asked officer if anyone was talking and he said he wasn't aware because he just arrived at the scene. i do want to mention that this is the closest hospital to the crime scene you just saw bob at in hayward. but this is also the designated level ii trauma center for south and southeastern portion of alameda county which means it has possibility of treating severe and potentially life-threatening injuries.

working to confirm whether a police officer was sent here to eden medical center. we'll update you as soon as we get it. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thank you. stephanie chuang's out there, so is bob redell and partners at telemundo 48. we'll follow the story all morning. we'll go to bob for a live you date in a half hour. get the latest information on all of our digital platforms as well. all new this morning, a firefighter is recovering after hurt trying to put out the house fire overnight. these are photos sent to us by the fire chief. it happened last night at a home off of joseph drive, told one home completely destroyed and a neighboring house also damaged. no word on how the firefighter was hurt but he was taken to the hop and has been released. no one else injured. happening today, the man accused of killing kate steinle along san francisco's embarcadero head back to court a day after kate steinle's father spoke to congress about the

loopholes in the sanctuary city laws. that suspect described by police as undocumented immigrant with a long criminal rap sheet. the father says he shouldn't have been on the streets. >> we feel if kate's law saves one daughter, one son, a mother, a father, kate's death won't be in vain. >> yesterday, jim steinle told the senate judiciary committee that the release of the suspect was the result of incompetent and just disjointed laws. lopez sanchez a felon with several deportations also on his record. >> the u.s. has suffered a self-inflicted wound in the murder of our daughter by the hand of a person that should have never been on the streets of this country. >> in san francisco yesterday, mark ferrell introduced legislation requiring the sheriff to notify the federal government when an undocumented felon is due to be released. the measure will be voted on in

september. >> grief, tears, and now questions this morning in walnut creek. two young people, described as the best and brightest act dem lick iing both dead in an apparent murder/suicide. police got a call of shots fired in the neighborhood in walnut creek. when they got there, police found two people, dead at the front door of the house. >> all indications are that it's a murder/suicide between a 19-year-old female victim and a 21-year-old male suspect who she had been in a dating relationship with. >> the 19-year-old shooting victim, claire orton, home for summer break after finishing first year at san diego state where orton was studying environmental engineering and on the dean's list. the alleged shooter 21-year-old scott bertics graduated from altamo acalnes. police trying to track down the drivers involved, this

happened yesterday in west san jose near anderson elementary school. police say they don't know what sparked the confrontation but that when both drivers pulled up to a stop sign in the neighborhood, one driver started shooting at the other. police say the bullets then hit a man who was on the sidewalk and uninvolved. he is expected to survive. a trio of irish law firms reportedly stepping in to help families and survivors of last month's deadly berkeley balcony collapse. the firms are working with families on a pro bono basis to line up bay area based personal injury and personal death law firms. all claims and representation must be handled by attorneys from the united states. the collapse killed six irish students one who lived in the bay area permanently, seven others injured. uc berkeley campus police on high alert after a string of burglaries. burglars are smashing windows and stealing computers on campus. the burglars have hit 20

officers so far. the most recent happened at uc berkeley school of bis. police don't have a description but urging residents and staff to report suspicious behavior. new video and do you recognize the man in it? morgan hill police are asking for help in identifying a burglary suspect. he was caught on video as he tried to break into a home on july 11th. if you recognize him, morgan hill police would like to talk to you. san francisco city leaders moving forward with a controversial plan to build a new jail in the downtown area. last night, the board of supervisors voted to request an $80 million grant from the state to fund the new facility. the jail would replace aging facilities on the top floor. supporters say that change is needed because the old jail isn't seismically safe. opponents say the money should be spent on programs to reduce the jail population. >> it is 5:37 right now.

and meteorologist kari hall is looking at a forecast that is foggy to start but comfortable for this afternoon. >> beautiful, too. low humidity, sunshine. once those low clouds clear out, patchy fog start out the day in the peninsula and clouds in the east bay. 63 degrees. 60 in san francisco. north bay now 55. reaching 83 degrees today. east bay 72. san francisco 64. have a hard time getting clouds out of here but low 80s for the peninsula and the south bay and the tri-valley will see highs in the mid-80s. overall, weather is trending cooler than where we should be for the end of july. and that trend continues as we go through the rest of the week. we'll check out temperatures and i'll have a look at the weekend forecast that's coming up in less than ten minutes. let's check in now with mike. >> bay bridge toll plaza filled in the metering lights turned on about 90 seconds ago. you see the fas-trak lanes, only visible movement, of course, carpooling. out to your map. no surprises as far as morning traffic flow.

one issue there in hayward, san leandro area. bay point, still tracking initial reports of the fire leyland and bailey. some folks may take bailey on to or off of highway 4, that might affect your drive. highway 4 itself is smooth. reports of a small brushfire. there's a shopping center in the area it doesn't sound like structures involved. northbound 238, approaching 880 at checker, reports of a crash. chp still heading out there, no additional slowing yet. that's it for the bay. >> thank you. what did donald trump do now? that seems to be all we hear about during the presidential campaign. first attacked undocumented immigrants, then senator mccain, now he's taking aim at one of his gop rivals. following breaking news, from hayward. helicopter shot there, working to find out more information about a shooting that occurred overnight possibly involving a police officer. three different police agencies

on scene. police right now being tight lipped about the circumstances but stephanie chuang reporting lots of officers gathering at a nearby medical center. more on the story and 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather after the break. =kris/ots= vice-president joe

area tomorrow. ==vo===the bay 5:42 now. let's take you back out live to hayward where we are looking from above at what is a shooting investigation. we suspect there was an officer who was hit as he tried to pull over a white pickup truck in the area. we have bob redell there on the scene. also stephanie chuang is at hospital trying to gather more information. but as in most cases when we see that an officer could be involved, a fellow officer's being tight lipped not wanting to release to much information. some of the folks in that neighborhood have been told to stay inside. vice president joe biden will be back in the bay area

tomorrow. his last visit was back in april when he was invited to see a special job program under way at pg&e in oakland. he also stopped by a local sandwich shop back then. this time, he will visit a newark company which is developing a portable blood testing kit, afterward he will join a roundtable discussion about innovation in the field of preventative health care. we don't know if his future's so bright he's going to wear shades indoor. >> we have to call him joe cool. donald trump trumping up controversy again, getting under the skin of fell le republican, senator lindsey graham. >> tracie potts live in washington, d.c., this morning. a bold move by trump during a campaign stop. i have to say one that whether you're a republican or democrat, independent, it's questionable, at best. >> well, everybody at this point in the race is wondering if trump has their phone number because he made lindsey graham's

cell phone public yesterday. it is the latest in a string of comments and actions that have raised questions among many republicans about trump remaining in this race and really he is taking a lot of the attention away from some of the or candidates. >> i have decided to run for president of the united states! >> reporter: meet republican number 16, ohio governor john kasich, look for him in new hampshire today. >> we are going to take the lessons of the heartland and straighten out washington, d.c. and fix our country. >> reporter: but kasich may not even make the debate stage in his own state. only the top ten qualify and this race is being dominated by donald trump. >> watch this idiot lindsey graham on television today. >> reporter: graham looking for a new phone after trump made his cell phone number public. >> 202 -- >> trump said this about rick

pairly. >> he put glasses on so people will know he's smart. just doesn't work. >> the problem with mr. trump's language is it's divisive, it's ugly, it's mean-spirited. >> we'll turn it around. >> reporter: but people like him. polls show trump is twice as popular as any other republican. >> he's unconventional, he is speaking truth to power. >> he knows how to work the media and doing it very well. >> reporter: speaking of the media, the des moines register called for trump to step out of the race, drop out. they say he's taking a lot of the attention away from issues they want to discuss. >> yet he sits top of the polls right now. tracie potts, thank you. new this morning, twitter blocked in turkey. overnight that country's government blocked access to keep people posting images of a deadly bombing in the week. 32 people died in the blast. officials are worry the attack

is retaliation on crackdown on islamic militants in the country. wit twoers working to remove 100 urls with picture of the aftermath. marijuana isn't here legal in california but gavin newsom coming up with ideas on how to allow cannabis in the state. in a report released today a panel chaired by newsom lays out several recommendations for when and if the drug becomes legal for recreational purposes. the panel says, curtailing the illegal marijuana market in the state should be the primary goal of legalizing the drug's recreational use in the state and not developing another tax sore. >> earlier temperatures soared, they got a little high, but they are coming back down here on wednesday. that is welcomed relief. >> yes, so great yesterday at the park, seeing everyone playing tennis, running, kids returning around. and no having to just constantly drink a lot of water because it was just oppressive.

it was nice and comfortable. we'll see more of that as we go into the day. let's take a look outside from mountain hamilton. lifting across the south bay. we see thin veil of clouds. towards san francisco, there's a thicker deck of that marine layer and the low clouds and fog this morning. and this is what you need to know. those clouds roll out of here, a pleasant afternoon and nice comfortable weather. here's your lunch break, temperature. 71 degrees in the peninsula, south bay 72. north bay 74. we'll see a temperature spread in the 70s and lower 80s. but only making it into the mid-60s today in san francisco. and some of those low clouds lingering through most of the day. 62 degrees in hayward. santa rosa, 55, cool in the north bay. and here's a look at the fog forecast. darker shades of gray show where visibility will be the lowest and we'll see that fog rolling in at 10:00 in the morning. here's the time frame. even by lunchtime, we see in

san francisco you'll see clouds for the western parts of the city and into the rest of the day, the fog rolls back in. but it will be nice and breezy with ocean breeze coming in at about 15, 20 miles an hour at lunchtime. wind speeds at 17 miles an hour. up to 20 as we go into the evening. and breezy wind brings in backhoe clouds as well. so today, nice and comfortable, temperatures trending slightly below normal. even into tomorrow, as well as friday. this weekend we start to see going up a couple of degrees but still comfortable. no issues as we start out with the morning clouds a lot of sunshine all across the bay. now traffic is flowing smoothly i guess now. mike, let's see how it's looking. >> getting more company, shall we use that euphemism. northbound 101 at 680, how clouds. look at your map be south bay, silicon valley easy drive, one segment of 101 showing slowing.

southbound 85 slowing down. then come back northbound for the morning commute. crash south 880 ten nisson out of the roadway, hit-and-run reported. if you saw anything, call that in. north 238 at 880 that's the problem, crash blocks one lane at connector. metering lights are on. >> thank you. new twist in the recent death of a woman in custody in texas. this time it involves newly released dash cam video of her arrest. sandra bland died her jail cell three days following that arrest. police ruled it a suicide but family members are suspicious. yesterday police released dash cam video but includes suspicious edits including shots repeating over continuous audio. authorities are investigating that rid yo with bland's death. the department has placed arresting officer on administrative duty. oakland security officer is facing several years in jail after a jury convicted him of

beating a student in a wheelchair. you might remember this disturbing video, in it you see security guard mitchell kicking martinez inside the hall of oakland high school last year. yet later, mitchell pushes a handcuffed martinez out of the wheel chair and seen repeatedly punching him the guard claim martin was a gang member and threatening his life. mitchell faces up to four years in prison. colorado movie theater shooter holmes will learn his fate. today, the penalty phase in his trial begins. a jury already found holmes guilty of first-degree murder, 12 people died in the shooting spree, and now the same jurors decide if holmes will spend the rest of his life in prison or if he should be sentenced to death. he will not testify in his own behalf in the penalty phase. >> flying to the east coast? come tonight, more than 1,000 worker as the two new york

airports could walk right off the job. nonunion contract workers, such as baggage handlers and security officers, are expected to go on strike. this is happening at laguardia and kennedy international. that strike would impact between 1,000 and 1,200 workers who want higher wages, benefits and respect on the job. shocking video and sparking a conversation right now in silicon valley. reporter for "wired" magazine reported himself driving a jeep claire rekey aware two computer experts would try to take over the car. the 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. >> so i can only imagine if the same thing was done to you without forewarning whatsoever how much fear that could instill in someone. >> chrysler, which owns jeep, released a software update this

month. the company has a team focused on identifying and implementing cybersecurity for, quote, all tech ex-texted vehicles. congress required a bill to protect drivers against cybercriminals. is it offensive? target facing backlash for a t-shirt in the wedding collectionen the company says it's in good fun. the shirt says "trophy" as in trophy wife. supposed to be tongue in cheek but critics claim that shirt is demeaning to women labeling them as objects to be won. target didn't mean to offend anyone and got positive feedback from several customers. good news for parents, maybe a new report reveals fewer teens are having sex. in 1998 more than two-thirds of teenage boys and more than half of girls had sex at least once. but new data shows 14% drop among girls and 22% decline among boys. most teens did use some type of

birth control in their very first experience. a different study released shows a dramatic increase in the ufs morning after pills in girls. the study shows one in five sexually active girls used the emergency contraceptive. researchers say probably because the pill is easier to get. starting in 2006, teen averages over age 18 could buy it over the counter but age limits lifted two years ago. scientists trying to find out why women who have early alzheimer's descend into dementia twice as fast as men. researcherers released the findings yesterday. may have something to dit with the biology of the brain. experts admit they need more research to figure out why the disease affects women differently. findings explain why more women have alzheimer's than men. >> 5:53, a massive fire burning in auto body shop and car

dealership in north brunswick new jersey. the warehouse is as big as 50 football fields. for hours now heavy blames and thick, black smoke have been pouring from the building which is used by toyota for vehicle repair and storage. that smoke can be seen for miles even as far away as manhattan which is more than 30 miles from that location. luckily no reports right now of injuries. neighbors say you have to see it to believe it and even then some people had a tough time believing it. people in a milwaukee neighborhood say they spotted what looks luke a lion on the loose. look at those movements, long stretched out. >> kitty cat. >> large kitty cat. officers checked the neighborhood for several hours, didn't turn anything up. one woman captured the big cat on video yesterday. >> looked at it and said, i think this is a lion. then of course your heart skips a beat and you think, goodness, this is something serious.

>> so if it's not a lion what is that slinking around the neighborhood? the milwaukee county zoo says none of the lions are missing, they did a check. police are adding extra patrols in the area in case. >> i wear contacts but even with that, i can see that is not the neighborhood cat and not your pomeranian either. >> not a mountain lion like here. something more ferocious. >> let's get to something milder, weather for the day. meteorologist kari hall joining us now. >> we start out with low clouds and cool temperatures this morning. this afternoon headed to 87 degrees in gilroying foster city 77 degrees. diamond heights 63. 80 in napa. and union city reaching 69 degrees. live, highs into the mid-80s. much more comfortable day compared to where we started out the week. if you have to travel in the east bay, listen up. mike's got an issue going on. >> a crash here, chopper video from seconds ago.

this is a crash, car went into that sort of barrel there, slowing down a bit before they made contact with the rest of the divider there. that's blocking one lane, one truck getting by. and that's why on your map jammed off the astrovalley y. back to 580, that's the worst backup aside from the bay bridge toll plaza. a bigger look at commute coming up. >> thank you. mail carrier turned life saver, people are calling a postal worker in alabama a hero after he saved the life of a man trapped in his house for ten days. sissy cartwright noticed one ofs residents did not check the mail for some time. she found 66 tommy hope on the floor calling for help. he had broken several bones in a bad fall and couldn't reach his cell phone. he survived drinking water from a bucket for rainwater. sissy says she was at the right place at the right time. >> he has to be a strong man to

have done some of the things that he did do to survive, it's amazing to me. >> tommy still in the hospital and he is recovering from his injuries. >> update now to breaking news. officers remaining mum after reports of one of their fellow officers possibly shot. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us with a live report from hayward next.

>> announcer: "today in the bay" begins with breaking news. >> breaking news at 6:00 several law enforcement agencies surrounding a hayward neighborhood where there are reports that an officer was hit by gunfire. >> the neighborhood around myrtle and lion street is shut down now. this is not far from 880. we have multiple reports this morning. stephanie chuang live at eden medical center in castro valley. we begin with "today in the bay's" bob redell at the scene all morning long. bob, you talked to neighbors.

have police told you anything new? >> reporter: still waiting to hear from police. might be a news conference forthcoming. but here in the neighborhood of mirtle and lion, several shots fired according to a couple of witnesses, around 3:00 this morning. and the reports, shots between hayward police officer and a suspect in a car who was driving erratically. i want to show you newer video. this is from oakland. this is a of a white pick jup truck, possibly driven by the suspect. notice it had bullet holes i believe three on the side of the truck. we are looking to report the license plate of the pickup truck matches the vehicle that police was trying to pull over early. this is video from the crime scene we're we're at now. there's somebody put into an ambulance, somebody who appears to be in very critical condition, in the sure whether this united statis a police off