bay area police officer. what he did and some say he crossed the line. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. new this morning, chaos and danger on the streets of san francisco. police chase burglary suspects through the city overnight and now three people are under arrest. "today in the bay's" bob redell live in san francisco this morning. bob, police say those suspects rammed an undercover officer's car while trying to get away on a chase that lasted several miles. >> reporter: fortunately, from what we're hearing, the police officer or officers doing okay, the chase ended behind me. that's clara street, alleyway there, between 4th and 5th street in the mission district. as you heard in the video, did

capture some of the chase this morning. this all started around 1:50 with a 911 call about a burglary in progress. 2200 block of sacramento street, 3 1/2 miles where we're at. undercover unit nearby, they responded. they spotted the getaway vehicle. the suspects used their get away vehicle to ram the police car and then take off. there was a police chase, as you mentioned. it went through mission district, ending here in the south of market. and the police did catch all three suspects from the overnight burglary. they arrested one man and two women. live here in san francisco, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> you don't touch me, you don't touch me! >> police crossing the line? encounter between a north bay officer and a manes ka lates after the officer pulls out his gun. the whole thing caught on camera. now, an investigation is under way. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in our san francisco

newsroom this morning. what's the officer saying? >> nothing officially but you can hear him say plenty of things in the video posted a week ago with more than 715,000 views on facebook. to set the scene, a man is tying up his boat in front of his house when an officer pulls up, then this -- >> take your hand out of your pocket. >> i haven't done nothing. i've done nothing, to. >> seriously. >> put your gun down, really? >> it's unclear what the history is between the police and don mccomas. he's saying you have done enough to my family. the officer was in the neighborhood after getting a complaint about parking. the officer can be heard saying that mccomas should have listened to him in taking his hand out of his pocket. an auditor says that's true, if an officer gives a lawful order you're supposed to follow but adds, the video's trouble because tmessage the officer's sending is i will use this gun

for you to comply with the order. >> anything you want in public, with respect to police, as long as you don't interfere, you can record them. >> the city of rohnert park says it's taking the matter seriously and conducting an internal review to ensure the police officer followed right protocols. the city will revee protocols to make sure they're keeping police and community safe. mccomas did not want to talk on camera but did say that he has hired an attorney. l live in san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang "today in the bay." follow-up to another story involving law enforcement. former san francisco deputy guilty of attacking a homeless man inside a hospital. they asked him to remove the homeless man because he had been verbally abusive. prosecutors say llewellyn grabbed and choked the man. he said the man started it all by attacking him with his cane but video showed the deputy was

the aggressor. he was convicted of assault and could face three years in prison. 6:03. east bay community remembering a recent high school grad gunned down walking on a hayward street. we first brought you this as breaking news yesterday morning. family, friends and former classmates gathered to honor the life of kionta murphy. the 17-year-old just graduated from mt. eden high where he was a wrestler and played football. his mother spoke about her son's dream. >> this isn't a man that was a hoodlum on streets. he wanted to be a marine and died for his country. he wanted to be for his country. and you took a life from us, from me and his father from his sister, prematurely! >> police say murphy jr. walking with a girl near morning side

drive 1:00 yesterday when they crossed paths with three young men. one of them opened fire killing murphy jr. the girl was not hurt. police say the suspects took off in a silver suv. there are no arrests in this case. so-called ghost guns weapons used in the murder/suicide in walnut creek. police say scott berdych, an engineering student on leave from stanford killed his former girlfriend at her parent's house. home for the summer from san diego state, investigators revealed that he made the guns out of parts ordered through the mail. they're called ghost guns because they don't have serial numbers and they can't be traced. police say there's no evidence suggesting the retailers who sold parts did anything illegal. we know more about what happened to the firefighter who died while trying to keep a wildfire from spreading in northern california. investigators say david rule died of carbon monoxide poisoning and smoke inhalation

battling the progress fire northeast of redding. the 38-year-old volunteer firefighter vanished thursday. his body found on the fire lines the next day. rule he was from south dakota. father of two was here to help california. developing right now, brave efforts from firefighters who are hoping today could be the turning point in that massive fire burning out of control near clearlake. that fire's now 20% contained and crews hope to gain more ground as the morning goes on. kris sanchez joining us now. making progress but we learned the number of homes and structured damaged jumped significantly overnight. >> the numbers are not good, neither is the news for schoolchildren. they are getting an extra week of summer vacation but for one of the worst reasons possible, of course. here are the latest numbers. 39 homes now confirmed burned, that is an increase over yesterday, 52 other structures destroyed. 7,000 are still under threat

according to lake county news. and the first day of school pushed back to august 18th because three schools in middle town are being used to house evacuees. the rocky fire continues to grow at what officials call an explosive rate. it is now closer to the town of clearlake, where summer vacationers have been replaced by the 13,000 evacuees, some of staying in tents. >> we could see the flames cresting up over the hill and coming into the back of the valley, that's when we decided we need to go. >> firefighters are seeing the fire create its own weather like this fire tornado that can suck in debris and shoot embers out for miles. it that erratic behavior the reason the fire's spread in many different directions as you can see on the map. the fire's 67,000 acres and 20% contained. firefighters don't expect to get much more of a break in the weather. we talked with meteorologist kari hall. it is supposed to be hotter

today. >> it's been quite the challenge. thank you. while fire coverage continues throughout the morning with a live report from the fire line. in our next half hour. visit nbcbayarea.com or download our free nbc bay area app. 6:08. check the forecast with kari hall. how's the morning looking? >> beautiful out there. with a clear sunrise. but we're getting ready for, yes, a warmer day and the heat peaking tomorrow. before you can get out of bed, i want to show you the beautiful sunrise from mt. hamilton. mostly clear skies. clouds, cool temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s. most of us around 60 degrees. today will be a little bit warmer than yesterday but not unbearable. we're talking about 84 degrees in the south bay. 85 in the north bay. east bay 78. tri-valley reaching 87. san francisco, 75 degrees. the peninsula today tops out at 81 degrees. now we'll be warmer tomorrow. we could have spots hitting 90

degrees, mainly in the tri-valley, i'll detail that what to expect this weekend. it's coming up in a few minutes let's check in with mike. >> two big issues to follow. first one, urgent, san jose. photographer allen has the shot up, it's high above our van there. you see reopening some lanes. two lanes southbound coming toward us, right at tully road open flares are block off the other three and hov lane. a slower drive past the scene. live shot shows you the crash as cleared. slowing before you get to 680 toward tully, thcounter commute. major concern south bound 101, still three lanes closed south past tully. here, poeastbound 580 cleared u is clearing at crew cleared traveling away from the dublin

interchange. westbound not bad coming into live. easy drive towards bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights are on and santa cruz ma starts the westbound commute. live shot, not bad, peninsula still at speeds for 101 and 280. >> looks good. thanks a lot. >> positive thought. >> i like it. still ahead, check your children's toy box. an important recall this morning. new controversy in san francisco is over washing machines. see what that spin is coming up. live look outside, beautiful bay bridge this morning. nice mild start. a lot more news ahead.

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know better sleep with sleep number. >> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> good wednesday morning. as we look at weather from san francisco over the past 12 hour, it's all clear and a clear sunrise this morning ready for some warmer temperatures. more on that coming up in the microclimate forecast. we're looking over here, towards southbound 101, look at taillights. now jamming up. the sign says tully road one mile away, that's where the crash is clearing from lanes. debris as well. south bay build and the rest of the commute. safety of children. the popular elephant toy coming off store shelves because it could cause young children to choke. about 2700 of these my snuggly ellie activity toys recalled in the u.s. because of the wooden ring on the toy. can break into small pieces. there's been one report of the ring breaking but so far no injuri injuries.

the toys have a loop on top allowing them to be hung on a stroller or crib. perhaps it's a good thing there's a drought for some john deere riding mower users. recalling 1700 trackers due to potential crash hazard. recall involves six different models sold through home depay only for may of this year. the brake arm and fail. consumers call a dealer for a free repair. >> this may be enough to have homeowner converting to light of solar. four cities make it easier to install the solar system. it's called east bay sun shares provides bulk discounts on solar equipment to homeowners in lafayette, walnut creek, concord, fremont. people who work in the four cities and live elsewhere are eligible. the guy or gal in the corner office probably makes more than the other employees but wondered how much more? >> the s.e.c. scheduled to vote

on a rule forcing companies to make those numbers known. the pay gap has gotten extra tension as workers from companies hole protests for raising the minimum wage. the s.e.c. considered because investors have problems with the pay difference. last year, ceos made more than 300 time as much as the average worker. there's a lot of dirty laundry in san francisco. we mean that literally. >> scott mcgrew, is there an app? laundry crisis, thanks to rich, young tech workers. >> there is an app. we'll get to that. this laundry crisis is a problem. laundromats are closing down because they can't afford the rent or in the case of this laundromat it may close down and be torn down to make way for a new condo complex. laundromat crisis. families able to hold on to their own and not get displaced have the very strange problem in san francisco of nowhere to do

their laundry. somebody mentioned that on twitter, six months ago there were three laundromats, now two one may be evicted. what happens when basic services can no longer afford the rent? to which he got the response, the cost of disruption. washeo and others removed the need for a laundromat on every block. in other words, it's no big deal. you can hire somebody to do your laundry. as you might imagine, this launched a debate with the check your privilege as one of the main themes. speaking of high prices, the "wall street journal" says chase will ease the terms of its jumbo mortgages. jumbo are mortgages that chase can't sell to the u.s. government because they're too big, bigger than $625,000. jumbo mortgages, or as we call them around these parts, regular mortgages.

median house price in san jose, after all, $900,000. chase is going to lower the credit rating you need and lower down payment required. again, according to the "journal" if this is the case, we will see other banks try to match this as they try to get the business of what is big homes everywhere else and just, you know, san jose and san francisco. >> let's hope we don't get into the problem of times past. >> boy you can see some of that starting, can't you? >> interesting. here's one of those only in silicon valley perks. netflix offering new parents up to a year's paid leave after the birth or adoption of a child. >> those parents, by the way, will be able to return to work on a full or part-time basis. that's generous even by silicon valley standards. google gaves 18 paid weeks of maternity leave up to 12 weeks of quote, baby bonding time. >> a lot of new babies in the netflix house.

time to check the microclimate forecast this morning. nice start to our day. city by the bay. a look at the forecast. >> it's clear. >> pretty. >> we're getting ready for warmer air, moving a lot of sunshine in that forecast today and tomorrow. but then friday more clouds rolling back in. every day changing, as we take a live look now at san jose we see a nice clear start and as we look at seven-day forecast temperatures will be going up the next couple of days, peaking on tomorrow and by friday we may have a couple of light sprinkles, some of you saw those light showers yesterday. now as you head, this is what you need to know. it is clear, mostly across the bay and slightly warmer. more sun, less clouds. and generally clear again tonight with the sunset at 8:11. temperatures are right around 60 degrees for most of the bay. but then as you head up toward the north bay, 52 degrees in santa rosa and napa. cool in spots.

what we're noticing here in the wind forecast, we start out with a calm wind but notice the direction of the arrows coming in for a northwesterly direction. with the shift in wind today that may cause more problem for the wildfires. for us it warms up temperatures we don't have a directly onshore flow but it does turn westerly into the evening as temperatures cool off. and then it goes back northerly as we go into tomorrow. also tracking tropical storm guillermo that continues to weaken. upper level winds are sheering out this storm. and it brought those clouds all the way to the bay area yesterday. but look at how far it is away from us. it is near hawaii at this point. and will continue on as a weak tropical storm the next couple of days. as it moves to the north of the hawaiian islands. today a high of 86 in los gatos, pacifica 73. sunset at 70 degrees. more sun, waking up to clouds right now.

it will be 78 degrees in healdsburg, walnut creek, 86. livermore high of 86. but then as we head toward the weekend we may have some warmer air moving in. really warms up as we head towards sunday. tomorrow, once again, peak of that heat. more on that coming up in a few minutes. let's see how traffic is moving with mike. >> good morning. let me previous face this saying the bay area moving smoothly, light so far, except san jose. one key spot north wound 101 crash, approaching the camera shot. southbound side, the exit sign says tully road one mile away, you see the video. that's where it's jammed up. from a few minutes ago we had the crash scene. the truck on its side and the flatbed tow truck. they cleared the truck. look at speckel of debris around the area. there are bolts across the roadway, trying to clear that up to prevent punctured tires. that will remain with the backup. you have your jam from 680 where we had the live camera down

toward tully road. that's the big jam, all lanes stopped for the next couple of minutes northbound side spectator slowing, a crash there, folks distracted on the southbound side. so that's your big spot for the south bay slowing. rest of the bay easy drive. recovery for the tri-valley. >> thank you. 6:21. ahead on "today in the bay," reunited and it feels so good. cameras there the moment a stolen dog is returned to her owner. you love to sing and didn't break out in tune. >> that happens in commercial break. >> just wait because there will be a reappearance at some point. live look downtown san jose. we've seen a lot of clear pictures. haze in that shot kari hall will join us after this break.

>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> a very good sunshiny wednesday morning to you. sparkly shot out there. the sun reflecting on our camera looking at bay bridge this morning nice start to our day. it's going to be a great day. luxury south bay hotel opening doors to a select group of girls enduring a brave battle the fair month hotel providing a spa day

for 11 girls being treat for cancer. all patients at louise packard children's hospital in palo alto, between 13 and 19. the day includes round-trip limousine service and full day at the hotel. lovely day spa. >> a lot of people involved there. that will brighten up faces new york doubt. 6:25. a playground in san francisco's district getting a new look. mountain lake park going to soon undergo a much-needed extreme makeover at the end of the month. the san francisco recreation and park department set aside more than $3 million to go toward fixing up the place. city leader say the playground is in such dire need of repairs some wood structures contain arsenic and hazardous materials. a happy reunion thanks to good samaritan and facebook. a stolen dog back where she belongs. charming. lady, a german shepherd, happy

to be with her owner. she was in an suv when the vehicle was stolen in san francisco. it happened sunday downtown. the dog's owners, two students visiting from south carolina searched everywhere. but it was their plea for help on facebook that worked. a woman who saw the post found the car abandoned yesterday and lady was still in the backseat. >> received so much love and support from the city of san francisco and i can never repay it. >> lady doing just fine. she and her owners are headed back home so south carolina. >> tail still wagging. still ahead, possible corruption at city hall. new accusations linking san francisco mayor ed lee to known chinatown gangster raymond chow. >> stage set for tomorrow's gop debate. we're going to tell you who's in and who's out. >> a lot of people left out of the lanes, left on the wrong side of things as they wait to

get over the bay bridge. typical backup this morning. beautiful sunrise, though, just behind it. we'll have more on weather and traffic. =mik p

good morning. i'm meteorology kari hall. wake up to sunshine across the bay. get ready for warmer temperatures today and tomorrow. more of that coming up in the microclimate forecast. right now, we have a big jam for the southbound side of 101.

san jose's got all lanes closed at tully. we'll talk why and the progress they're making. >> two ipos on the market. take you out to the nyse and amplified snack company. sun run. today, wednesday, 5th of august. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> that was the tiniest at the nasdaq. >> kissing babies at 6:30. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> we're not politicians. i'm laura garcia-cannon. top stories. rohnert park city leader looking at youtube video shot by a resident showing a tense confrontation somewhere a police officer drew his gun. the person who shot the video one who approached by the officer. that person did not want to speak on camera but because he's getting a lawyer.

san francisco mayor ed lee's office blavting the latest allegations made by attorneys for chinatown gangster raymond "shrimp boy" chow ensnared in the corruption case that took down lee. chow's attorney says dirty politics extends to mayor ed lee but the mayor's office says there is no proof of that. hillary clinton visiting atherton today for a fund-raiser, a private event with the cost price per person reportedly near $3,000. while clinton will be in the bay area today, ten conditions vying for the republican nod headed to ohio to take the stage in the first gop presidential debate. the list of those participating is out. needless to say, not everyone is happy about it. tracie potts live in washington, d.c. this debate does leave out seven candidates but it's a numbers game. >> exactly. and the numbers that are going to be on this stage total ten and that's it. fox's debate, that's their rule,

top ten only. we know who those ten are. >> reporter: here's tomorrow's final lineup when donald trump center stage and promising no antics. >> i want to be down the middle, talk about policy. i'm not looking to hurt anybody, embarrass anybody. >> reporter: governor john kasich barely made it in the top ten. now assured a spot on stage in his home state. >> only way we win ohio with somebody who is a uniter. if you think you can come into ohio, divide, polarize, you won't win. >> reporter: rick perry squeezed out, number 11. so did rick santorum. >> cut off that number is an insult to voters. >> it's a disadvantage, set back, it's not terminal. >> reporter: jeb bush is in. >> i'm not sure we need half a billion dollars for women's health issues. >> when you attack planned parenthood, you attack women's health and when you attack women's health you attack america's health.

>> reporter: health, the economy, isis, all likely to come up tomorrow night. now, for those seven who did not make the cut, you won't see them on prime time tomorrow but they will have a separate debate earlier in the day. back to you. >> thank you, tracy, live from washington. new this morning deadly military training exercise in florida killed two u.s. airmen, one a two-time recipient of the bronze star, the other a father of five. both special tactics airmen, a force especially trained in rescue operations. both previously deployed to iraq and afghanistan. the cause of the incident is under investigation. today investigators in france going to examine a wig flap to see if the debris is from missing airlines flight 37 on the piece of wing found last week is from a boeing 777 aircraft. and the only missing 777 is flight 370.

authorities believe that plane likely crashed in the east indian ocean back in march of lastier. was headed from beijing to kuala lumpur with 240 people on board. time to check the microclimate forecast now. take a peek outside. sun's arrival over the bay area making for a nice day. >> makes it easier to get through the middle of the workweek. when we wake up and see the sunshine, it's around 60 across most of the bay. north bay cool 52 degrees now. highs reaching 84 degrees in the south bay. 81 in the peninsula. east bay 78 degrees and we'll also have more of those temperatures that will be a little bit warmer than yesterday. so mainly clear start to the day. less clouds than yesterday. by sunset, temperatures will be turning a little bit cooler before we warm up tomorrow. we've reached the peak of the heat before more clouds move in

friday. may give us showers before the weekend. i'll talk about that what to expect, coming up in a few minutes. mike. >> they're not flowing in one key south bay spot. let me show you why. first, video where we have this overturned truck that crash started thing off southbound 101, just north of tully road. down to one lane at the time this video was taken. down to no lanes southbound now. a lot of debris from the crash. they've closed all lanes to clear the debris. bolts reported there, they don't want to puncture tires. slowing northbound approaching that speculator slowing as well. a crash on the north side as well, past tully. that's the big jam. the rest of it smooth. not a lot of slowing for 680 for tri-valley or east bay. mild build toward toll plaza. southbound 101 approaching tully because of the crash, all lanes.

chp gave update, hoping to have things open in the next half hour so that means big jam again. 87 good alternate as well as 101. >> countercommute. >> but commute distracting awell. new tool to help you steer clear of the most dangerous intersections in your neighborhood. every year million run red lights leaving more than 100,000 hurt. the national coalition for safer roads releasing interactive map showing where thousands of people were kill by red light violators. the bay area has dozens of intersections that make that list with 200 deaths in the area linked to running red lights. check it out for yourself, go to ncsrsafety.org. right now 6:36. still ahead, where do you go to buy taco bell? a meth lab details of the

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>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." at 6:39, the hunting guide implicated in the death of cecil the lion will be in court today. guiding dentist waller palmer on a july 1st hunt when palmer killed the beloved lion. palmer thought the hunt was legal and he should have told him the lion was well-known. charged with failing to prevent unlawful killing of cecil. he says he didn't do anything wrong. new video from florida where vandal targeted palmer's vacation home in marco island.

someone wrote "lion killer!" across the garage door. palmer has been in hiding since news of cecil's killing spread. iowa, taco bell closed for some deep cleaning, while two men facing charges of running a meth lab out of the fast food joint. cedar rapids police called to the restaurant early yesterday on reports of a suspicious person lingering outside of the restaurant. officers found a taco bell employee and another man in the back of the building and inside signs of a meth lab in a utility area. the restaurant is being sanitized. pg&e fighting back. asking a federal judge to dismiss seven of the 28 counts file against the company for the deadly san bruno gas explosion. the bay area news group reporting the court is considering the request. pg&e facing nearly $2 billion in fines. explosion killed eight people

and destroyed dozen of homes. we ask, what happened on this day in history? well, tomorrow marks 70 years since the dawn of the nuclear age when the u.s. dropped the atomic bomb on a japanese city of hiroshima. activists promise to take up the protest at lawrence livermore national labs. some years police ended up making dozens arrests. organizers holding a preliminary gathering today just outside of livermore. 6:41. north bay man pulls the his cell phone and a police officer pulls out his gun. why some say the officer in the video crossed the line. a high speed chase - an officer's car, rammed - and now three suspects are behind bars. chaos, through the streets of san francisco, you see a high-speed chase there. officer's car rammed, now three suspects are behind bars. and a live look outside at san francisco. we are back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and

weather, after the break.

>> announcer: now, 15 minutes of continuous news, weather, and traffic on "today in the bay." new this morning, chaos and danger on the streets of san francisco. police chase burglary suspects through the city overnight, and now three people are under arrest. "today in the bay's" bob redell live in san francisco this morning. bob, police say the suspect rammed an undercover officer's car while trying to get away. >> reporter: trying to get away from an alleged overnight burglary. that chase ended right here behind me on clara street.

looks like an alleyway but it's a street between 4th and 5 streets in san francisco. take a look at that video which shows what we believe is the tail end of the chase through the city. this all started around 1:50 this morning with a 911 call about a burglary in progress on the 2200 block of sacramento street, about 3 1/2 miles where we're at now. undercover unit happened to be nearby, responded, spotted the getaway vehicle. the suspects spotted them, used their car to ram the police car and then took off. the officers gave chase through the mission district, ending here in the south and market area. officers did arrest all three people. one man, two women, and as far as we know, those police officers are doing okay, in spite of being rammed earlier. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. we move to the latest developments from northern california where the rocky fire continuing to tear through mortgage dry, rugged land.

there's a bit of good news, firefighters say they are slowly making progress. today show's joe fryer in lake county following the fire for several days now. we've learned the acreage has grown but positive signs here? >> reporter: yeah, positive sign. the cooler weather making a different. the acreage did go up to 68,300 but flames spreading at a slower rate when you consider how quickly they grew over the weekend. firefighters hope to stay on the offensive today. but we are expecting hotter, drier weather so that could create challenges when you consider how erratically the fire has been behaving. this morning, 1400 people under mandatory evacuation and unclear when they might be able to return home. we've learned number of destroyed homes has gone up from 24 to 39. that's not because of new fire activity. it's because crews got into the burned out areas and got a better look at the damage. across california right now,

10,000 firefighters are battling, two dozen major fires. it just early august. typically we don't see huge fires until late august, september, or even october. sam? >> great point, joe. thank you very much. not a good omen of things to come later this summer. watch joe's full report come up in a few minutes on the "today" show which starts at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." for updates, visit nbcbayarea.com or download our free nbc bay area app. joe mentioned cooler temperatures. that's right now. things are going to warm up? >> yes, today and tomorrow, we'll have warmer air moving in. a shift in the wind direction, that may cause more problems, too. but wake up this morning with sunshine and beautiful start to the day. take a look at the trans-america pyramid. as we get a view of san francisco and look at the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. tomorrow, once again, the warmest day. not expecting unbearable heat, but it will be noticeably

warmer. as we get a view from ocean beach, you see a few clouds in the distance. temperatures are around 60 degrees for most of us waking up. but in the north bay it's 52 degrees in santa rosa and napa. notice by the wind direction arrows here, it shows that the wind is coming in from the northwest. now yesterday it was straight onshore. coming from the west. so we won't have that breezy wind and it only picks up to 15 miles an hour today. so it won't be as strong as yesterday. but that allows heat to build. and a great day, though, spend out at oakland at the a's game. first pitch it will be 73 degrees. it starts to warm up but 76 degrees isn't bad for the fifth inning by the end of the game, more sunshine and 70 grease. highs reaching 83 degrees today in san jose. pacifica tops out at 73. 71 in the mission district, outer sunset at 70. na napa, 79. 77 oakland. pleasanton reaching 87 degrees.

we're also keeping an eye on tropical storm guillermo. it's far away, but had an impact on our weather yesterday with those clouds rolling in. into the next couple of days, north of hawaii. but we can see the connection of the winds, all of the clouds across the pacific in through southern california. for us and another system moving in by friday, giving us a chance of showers. most of that stays in the sierra. there may be lightning across the bay. but something to watch before we head into theened and weather quiets back down. look at microclimates, not a huge swing in temperatures. 70 and 80s across the bay. make plans to get outside. sunday will be the warmer of the two days this weekend. another look at weather coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with mike. >> slowest spot for the bay here in san jose, looking at just north of the incident but southbound 101, sign, barely make it out, tully road one mile down. one mile of backup slowing to the scene of the crash.

let me show you the map. what's going on, you have two lanes blocked, should be reopening a third lane here. southbound jammed up approaching tully. earlier crash cleared. northbound side has spectator slowing. we've seen a couple of fender benders. the whole corridor for 101. look the rest of the south bay, just starting with your build there 87's a good alternate and king. the other bigger issue for the bay, westbound 24, right past that lafayette off-ramp a crash blocking much of the off-ramp. distraction off the walnut creek interchange. no problem. crash in san pablo clearing quickly. down toward the bay bridge toll plaza which is a mild backup considering metering lights are on. >> you don't touch me. you don't touch me. >> policing or crossing the line? encounter between an officer and manes ka lates after the officer pulls out his gun. the whole thing caught on camera. now an investigation is under way. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in our san francisco

newsroom this morning. steph, what's the officer saying this morning? >> well, he's not saying anything officially but you can hear plenty of times in the video recorded and posted a week ago by a rohnert park man, hooking up his boat on his driveway when an officer parked in front of him for a few minutes and this. >> take your hand out of your pocket. >> i have done nothing. i've done absolutely nothing zbl. >> seriously. >> put your gun down. >> this is going all over youtube. this is horrible. trust me, i will. you guys have done enough to my family. >> it's unclear what the history is between the police department and don mccomas. sources, by the way, tell nbc bay area that officer was in the neighborhood after getting a complaint about parking. now the city is conducting an intent nal review of what happened. >> you can record anything you want in public and with respect to police, as long as you don't interfere, you can record them. >> that was the former san jose

independent police auditor says it is troubling the officer pulled a gun to get a citizen to comply with an order. mccomas didn't want to talk on camera but hired an attorney. that video has gone viral. since our morning show began at 4:30 it's been viewed almost 40,000 times making the total 750,000 just about on facebook alone. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." 6:52. contra costa county d.a. office inspector under investigation after police say he shot a suspect near the oakland airport. police say it happened at hilton airport hotel monday night. two inspectors trying to arrest a man when shots were fired. the suspect reportedly pulled out a gun and that's when the district attorney's inspector fired hitting him. the suspect is not being identified yet but said to be in critical condition. final warning, hayward's fire chief told to clean up his act or out of a job.

the city served the chief a month-long suspension for issues involving alcohol. an investigation revealed he drove city vehicles under the influence at least four different times. he also got into a physical fight with a subordinate. in march the chief allegedly drank while on a call and did not respond to a significant fire. yesterday he apologized. >> it's incredibly embarrassing for myself, fire department, community, a dedicated public servant to this community and i plan on winning back that trust through the same effort that i've put in through the last 20 years. >> the chief cannot take city vehicles home for a year and is no long ar howed to drink alcohol while in uniform or at city functions. he also took a 9% pay cut. corruption at san francisco's city hall? the attorney for known chinatown gangster raymond "shrimp boy" chow says there's evidence of dirty politics happening in the city at highest levels.

curtis briggs says the fbi was investigating his client and former state senator leyland lee, undercovering as proved some current politicians are guilty of mistuck. wiretaps reveal mayor ed lee took bribes, a claim that the mayor says is untrue. but briggs says the fbi should be going after lee. he outlined the alleged corruption in a motion that he filed yesterday. >> some of the other people here were pretty culpable and didn't get indicted. >> a legal long shot because "shrimp boy" is not saying he's innocent but saying he should be dismissed from the case because he's the only one being prosecuted. >> that was former prosecutor steven clark, saying it's unlikely that this court will dismiss the case against chow. a teenager behind bars, accused of hit-and-run that sent a 4-year-old to the hospital. police say it happened on la nei avenue last night. the 16-year-old hit the child,

then kept going. officers caught up with the teen. the child is said to be okay and treated at the hospital. after two week search, the family of a missing bay area teacher say his body's been found. ed cavanaugh last seen riding his motor bike in the forest. a member of the family search effort found the body yesterday. the 45-year-old a well-liked teacher in san francisco. taught wilderness and survival skills. but needed regular insulin medication. the family released a statement saying, ed has touched so many lives and countless ways. we hope all who loved ed find comfort in knowing that his bright spirit is with us all during this heartbreaking time. >> sex offender just released from prison is back in jail this morning. police say he was discovered naked near a preschool. 41-year-old parolee randy smith arrested in fairfield yesterday. an employee of a community center on kentucky street says

workers found smith make itted in a bathroom stall. he was discovered before a preschool at that center was about to open police say smith did not come into contact with any children. 6:55. los angeles taxi drivers waging a bitter battle against uber that's led to scathing accusations. taxi drivers dug up the records of l.a. uber drivers and found at least four have criminal convictions, including manslaughter and dui, that would make them ineligible for the l.a. taxi permit. "the l.a. times" says it verified the claims. the times says criminal history came to light in a binder of court records of uber drivers cited at l.a.x. battling to keep uber from getting a piece of the taxi business. an environmental health group plans to ask b.a.r.t. to inspect hundreds of train cars. looking for asbestos. according to "the chronicle," the train cars built by the same

company that built cars for transit agency in washington, d.c. some of those cars were found to contain asbestos. now, b.a.r.t. told "the chronicle" it's rebuilt most of the railcars within the past decade or so. it's found no evidence of the asbestos. 6:57. new ipo in san francisco this morning, sun run. >> sun run, hopefully on a sunny day. solar company that competes with better known brands like solar city. a unicorn. >> a company, unicorn, worth $1 billion before it goes public. sun run, priced last night $14 a share, executives rang the nasdaq, ceo doing the honors. i know what you want to know, the baby. that's her new baby girl. sun run installed solar panel on homes. it's not started trading, that's normal. i'm going to cough here for a second. pardon me. this comes the same week as president obama is calling for tighter emission standards from

power plants, seen as a boon for the solar industry. solar's amazing. i highly recommend it but it does depend on government support to make it inexpensive. netflix has new leave policy for parents. first year after birth or adoption take what you need. baby needs you, go home, stay home, come back whenever. netflix will pay you your regular salary. they won't switch you to disable or reduced salary. netflix has unlimited vacation policy. i looked, they're hiring, they have 40 engineer positions open also a job called senior product researcher for kids. need to be a good interviewer and good with kids. laura, i don't know if you know anybody like that. >> wow. thank you very much, scott. >> laura's leaving for netflix. >> i have a good gig, i'm happy. >> outstanding gig. how does your water use measure up to your neighbors? new program in san jose helps you find out answers to the question. mayor liccardo set to announce

lawn of a new reporting system. people can log into a customer portal and check their water use compared to previous years. the site is going to allow you to figure out outlines for how each home's water use works in relation to homes similar size across the city to get a comparison. get your water report card at watersmart.com. >> any water in the works today? probably not. we're in august. >> all sunshine today. start out around 60 degrees. highs today in the 80s for most of the bay expect highs to top out in the 80s in the north and south bay, peninsula, san francisco a high of 75. >> roadways, continues to be an issue on 101 near tully road. >> san jose, look at jam, north and southbound. southbound still two lanes blocked. hoping the last two open in the next five, ten minutes, wheel check. northbound jammed approaching tully. south bay looks mild,

tri-valley, east bay and no major problems coming down towards the bay bridge. earlier crash trar towards lafa cleared. >> an update on the rocky fire, too, on the "today" show. good good morning, the incrowd, the top ten candidates who will participate in tomorrow's prime time republican debate are set. donald trump, in. >> they don't know what's going to happen. >> two of the most vocal critics, lindsey graham and governor rick perry, out. the head of the republican party on what to expect. fbi investigation, america's top law enforce the agency now looking into the private e-mail server that hillary clinton used as secretary of state. how secure was it? more anger, vandals trash