shots fired overnight in san francisco, two men found fighting for their lives on city streets. the search for the shooter is underway had morning. and only under certain conditions. san jose city council expected to pave the way for a pilot drone program. plus the traffic change coming to san francisco that could cost you hundreds in fines if you don't follow the rules. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." a good tuesday morning. it's 430 toib. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. let's first check that forecast with meteorologist kari hall. good morning. >> good morning. we have some cool temperatures

as we start out the day. right now it's 62 degrees in the east bay, 63 in the peninsula and the south bay at 62 degrees. this afternoon will be a touch cooler than yesterday. it was so comfortable. but today it gets even better. 70 degrees in the east bay, san francisco 68 degrees, you may have to deal with that drizzle and mist pretty much all day, and the north bay will be topping out at 82. let's get a look at the roads with anthony. no big concerns. as we are looking at the traffic maps we actually is have a stall coming in past the bay bridge toll plaza. a little unusual. early for this this, but the cars having no problem getting around that stall. there are so many lanes into the bay bridge toll plaza, you really doesn't have a problem getting around one car, especially early in morning. let's show you what's happening. as we get towards the bay bridge toll plaza there is the stall just past the scales -- or just pass the toll really where you pay, but otherwise no big concerns this morning. back to you. we begin with new details

this morning. two men fighting for their lives after a shooting in san francisco, the gunman still on the run. >> police say it happened just after 10:00 last night in the city's inner mission district. officers originally responded to the area of bartlett and 24th street, but were soon led elsewhere. both the vim victims were found in different places, 24th and mission, the other on 24th and south van thes avenue. police say the victims took off running after the shooting. investigators believe it may have been a drive-by shooting but don't have sauce spect description at this time. new this morning, antioch police are looking out for a gunman. police say they found a victim last night at the corner of sycamore drive and spano street with a gunshot wound to the leg. the victim is expected to be okay. he says he was walking down the street when a man shot him and then took off in a car. a nearby home was also struck by a bullet but no one else was injured. lock your doors and windows. that's the warning to people in alameda this morning after a prowler sexually assaulted a

girl inside her bedroom. it happened early sunday morning. this is the person of interest in the case. police say there have been a series of break-ins, most of them when people are home. these pictures are from a previous incident at the roadway inn on webster street back in june. five break-ins later police say his behavior has escalated. most recently he reportedly cut a screen, crawled through an open window and sexual assaulted an underage girl. >> this neighborhood is really safe and so something like that, that's happening in our neighborhood, is really scary. we definitely have to look out for each other. >> this is what being a police officer is all about is trying to catch this guy right now because this is what's impacting the community hugely right now. >> now alameda police are increasing patrols, especially at night on the west side of town where the crimes happened. at 4:33 happening today, fighting crime from the sky. san jose police say there's not enough officers on the ground so they are turning to technology to it stop the rising crime in

the city. "today in the bay" chuck coppola joining us live this morning with more on a pilot drone program and the department could get the green light later today. >> reporter: absolutely. it's up to the city council to determine whether to ground it or launch it or a one-year pilot program. now, the controversy began when san jose police quietly acquired a drone in january of 2014, spending at least $7,000 in federal grand money for the drone without any public input on the drone's use or limitations of its use. the two foot wood flying robot has gopro cameras attached and it was only after police bought it that several community meetings held. >> obviously police should be able to use it as a tool in case they're chasing somebody. so there's probably a lot of legitimate uses for it. >> we don't know what they're going to see, we will never know what they are going to see and how that could affect our lives. >> reporter: five months ago

after the meeting san jose police drew up guidelines specifying that it would not be used for surveillance but inn it stead a tool to help the bomb squad or in, quote, ak it testify shooter situations. police say it will not be flown at night and would not carry weapons. now, public safety items are on the agenda at the city council beginning at 1:30 this afternoon. live at san jose police headquarters, i'm chuck coppola, "today in the bay." 4:35. more drama for san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. this this time a suspended license for months. the dmv says it suspended his license back in february after he failed to submit paperwork related to an october crash. through a spokesperson the sheriff says he did not know that he was only allowed to drive to and from work until now. the controversy comes as the sheriff runs for reelection. supporters say political on nept are trying to make him look bad while critics say it's part of his pattern of bad behavior. >> everyone is embarrassed by

it, but if in reality the sheriff should know better, he is the head law enforcement person in the city. >> the sheriff says he's working to fix the problem and has contacted his insurance representative to see why the proper report was never submitted. happening now, crews are going to spend much of the morning trying to repair a broken water pipe that spewed precious water into the streets. you hate to see this, especially in the midst of a draught. the break happened last night on hillsdale avenue right near highway 87 in san jose. water flowed into the street for a few hours because public works crews couldn't find the shut-off valve. it this is right across the street from the career technical educational center and it's part of the school that was without water for much of the night. things should be back to normal later this afternoon. >> you just want to go out with buckets, whatever you can get, because i don't think it's going to fall out of the sky, at least not today. >> not today. i don't see any of that in the draft. at least our temperatures aren't

really hot, not just yet. as we get a live look over the castro we do see those low clouds over the top of the buildings that we saw pretty much all day yesterday. right now 60 degrees in san francisco, hayward at 62 degrees as well as 62 degrees now in san jose. highs today will be a little bit cooler than yesterday, but really nice for the beginning of august and we have weather in the 70s and 80s, even some 60s along the coast. outer sunset will be at 64 today, half-moon bay at 68 degrees and san martin will be at 84 degrees, 83 degrees in santa rosa, 83 in walnut creek and in dublin look for a high of 86 degrees. a lot of sunshine today for the inland valleys. i will talk more about that and the heat up that's headed this way for the weekend. right now let's get a look at traffic with anthony. >> we were talking earlier about the stall at the bay bridge toll plaza, that's really the only tinning happening right now at least as far as coming into chp. we also have other things

happening that's more of overnight leftovers and that's coming in from san francisco, there 280 and 101 there was an earlier accident about 45 minute ago. crews are still on the scene on the shoulder there right at 280 northbound right where it connect just past 101. i also want to turn your attention to something is that's happening in san francisco today, in fact, there may be some confusion on the streets of san francisco later on. that's where we bring in "today in the bay" stephanie chuang, she has more on those changes happening along market street. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: that's right. we're talking about a pretty major change. no more turns on to market between 3rd and 8th streets. pretty significant. the signs are already up here in san francisco showing that only trucks, public transit buses, taxis and bikes are allowed, so no private cars, no ubers or lyfts. the goal is to make market street safer. the numbers show you why the need for change, 60% of severe

or fatal pedestrian accidents are happening on just 6% of the city streets and market is one of the worst. advocateser for pedestrians and cyclists added that private cars make up to 10 to 30% of the traffic on market but are sp responsible for 80% of injury accidents. >> if it's helpful for the pedestrians i think it's a good thing. >> this they are going to cause a lot of traffic everywhere else. it goes both ways. >> reporter: now, here is a look again at the map. no turns on to market between 3rd and 8th streets. the penalty for making what is now an illegal turn starting today is $238. that again includes ubers and lyfts, they cannot use that stretch of market even though taxi drivers can. why this sec of market? we will go into that in our next report in the next half hour. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." it's 4:39. coming up, the faa releases a secret study, the sleep habits of air traffic controllers

monitored for years and the surprising findings. plus the presidential campaign run ramps up as republicans and democrats alike hit the campaign trail.

"today in the bay." a very good tuesday morning to you. getting your day started. taking a live look outside across emeryville. >>. now moving on to decision 2016 presidential candidates hitting the campaign trail today. republicans and democrats alike are hard at work in the early voting stages trying to show voters they are ready to go the distance. democratic front runner hillary clinton took aim at the republicans. >> the other side is pretty entertaining from time to time. you know, when they are not insulting and offending people -- >> meantime on the republican front there are reports rick perry's fundraising a drying up and he has stopped paying staffers in the early voting states. bernie sanders continues to gain support on the campaign trail. he made a stop if the bay area

yesterday. the vermont senator seen by many as hillary clinton's crew chief viral, at least at this point for the democratic presidential nomination. while he was in oakland he scored the endorsement of the national nurses union. he favors single pair healthcare and more drastic action to address climate change. the faa just released a study it kept secret for years showing air traffic controllers schedules only lead to chronic fatigue. officials posted the study online yesterday. though the report was completed nearly three years ago. the study found nearly two in ten controllers made significant errors if the previous year and most blame the errors on fatigue. overall controllers in the study arched less than six hours of sleep per day, the faa says it tas taken steps to reduce fatigue. >> that is one job you deaf need eight hours or more a day. a shakeup at google, the

tech giant creating a new parent company. >> we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to both of you, wall street may be looking at red arrows early on today. stock rebounded monday as oil prices rose and on comments from a top fed official who suggests a september is interest rate hike may not be a done deal. the dow snapping a seven day losing streak. look for data today on productivity and labor costs the dow rising 241 points to 17,615, the nasdaq up 58 to 5101. google is learning it's abc's, they are streaming their corporate structure creating ago new parent company called alphabet. the move reflects google's vaulg interest in various businesses including we be search, online shopping and self driving car. larry page and sergey brin will lead alphabet.

if you are a shareholder your google stock will convert to alphabet shares later this year. and before itunes, spotify and amazon there was the columbia house record club, the mail order business promised to give you eight cds for just a penny. sales peaked in the 1990s, but have struggled since then and columbia house got out of the music industry in 2010 selling only dvds. now it's parent company is filing for bankruptcy. >> sign of times. thanks a lot. >> i thought she was going to say nap ster. police and transit workers are taking extra steps to keep cable car operators safe. over the last couple of months two separate crashes have sent raters to the hospital. drivers are required by raw to stop at a safe distance behind cable cars. police plan to is it step up

their enforcement of that law and launch a public awareness campaign. a new bill signed this week will make it easier for bart to have a cleaner commute. the bill will allow bart to purchase wholesale electricity directly from renewable energy sources. previously state law restricted who bart could purchase from. right now bart trains are 100% electric with more than half of the power coming from clean sources. bart officials hope had new bill will allow them to do even more. one of our favorable renewable energy sources would be solar. >> we will have a lot of sunshine, at least for parts of the bay area and if you live near the coast, well, you won't see much of that sun today, kind of like yesterday with those low clouds and mist and drizzle. it is in the lower 60s as you head out the door, a lot of clouds, too, and areas of fog. today's high bring it up to 80 degrees in the peninsula, 84 degrees in the south bay, east bay 70 degrees.

so comfortable there. in the tri-valley expect a high of 86 degrees, in the north bay 82, san francisco will be topping out at 68 degrees. is so with this weather pattern we've had some cooler than average temperatures, more of the same today as we take it hour by hour in san jose, by 6:00 in the morning as the sunrises it will be 61 degrees, we will stay in the 60s through most of the morning and then into the upper 70s this afternoon and a nice little breeze makes it feel so comfortable with the winds coming in from the northwest and then more westerly this afternoon. here we are at 2:00 in the afternoon, we see the winds coming am in at about 10 to 15 miles an hour at times picking up had this evening up to 20 miles an hour. heading into the weekend things will be changing. we will have is an area of high pressure moving in and that will cause the heat over the desert to build and move into the bay area. we're talking about the possibility of 90s to 100 degrees inland. so get ready for that after a span of some cool days, this is what the weekend looks like.

we will see highs mostly in the 80s and 90s, san francisco in the mid 70s, peninsula in the bid 80s. south bay will be in the 90s, as well as the tri-valley and the north bay. so get ready for a hot weekend, maybe go ahead and make some plans to head to the beach. now let's see how things are going in if you say. back to you, sam and laura. developing overnight, more tension, more unrest on the streets of ferguson as police and protesters squaring off once again. a live report coming up. and this morning all is quiet on the roadways, at least seemingly so. we will get you into some of those accidents starting to pop up on the chp report once "today in the bay" comes right back. and a live look outside right now, that's it downtown san jose at 4:49 on your tuesday morning. we have plenty of news, traffic and weather right after this.

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a developing story we're following this morning, another tense emotional night am ferguson, missouri, though a decided step down from sunday is night's shootings. violent protests spilled into the streets once again as police

faced off with demonstrators. >> "today in the bay" jay gray is live in ferguson with a closer look at the situation. good morning, jay. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, 23 people arrested overnight here, but police say no looting, no shots fired and all in all things moving in the right direction. they attribute part of that to the fact that a state of emergency was declared here, allowing them to bring more officers in and place them along the front lines during the protest here. there was tension, there were a few swirm ishs, officers say several things were thrown from the crowd at them, including bottles and bricks and rocks. there is concern that there may still be some silence here and that's why police and county officials say they'll continue this stepped up rens for as long as necessary. now, look, they are still reeling from what happened on sunday. 40 to 50 rounds fired in the

crowd there. one of those with a gun according to police, turning it on officers. tyrone heiress is 18 years old, he was engaged in a gun battle with officers. he is still in critical condition, has been charged, faces ten counts right now as the investigation continues. that's the very latest live here in ferguson. i'm jay gray. sam, laura, back to you. at least trending in the right direction. how is your commute trending this morning? let's check in with anthony. it's looking pretty good in morning. we don't have any major accidents. small friender benders and leftover activity from last might. the east shore freeway coming through in emeryville, a lot of cars on the road but no problems as far as any accidents are concerned. i want to zoom past this area. we do have one small accident that was actually reported as a hit and run on the chp report and it's right near highway 4 and 80, right where they meet, but otherwise it's not affecting

traffic all that much. also in san francisco on 101 right at 280 there was an earlier overnight accident where a person actually hit the guardrail so crews are on the scene there trying to figure out how they will repair the guardrail but otherwise things moving smoothly. >> anthony, middle child. >> no. >> firstborn, baby sp? >> i'm a middle child. >> we sometimes hear the complaints of middle child syndrome all the time. middle children say they never get enough attention. anthony, we love you. tonight san jose giants are to go something to remedy that. middle children can get in for free at tonight's game at municipal stadium and get a it discount at the dug yacht store. they also plan to include middle child themed songs and graphics during the game. tomorrow is national middle child day. >> laura, you are a younger child? >> i'm actually a middle. >> she is a middle child, too. all right. would not have guessed that necessarily. get out your rally caps for san

jose's little league team, they are hoping to pull off an improbable run for the little league world series. they lost 1-0 in their opening regional game on sunday and now they head to the losers brach, this he have to run the table there to headache it to the little league world series in williamsport. that journey starts this morning against henderson, in evidence have a. thanks to a mike chip the dog is now reunited with her family, had this after traveling more than 900 miles away from home. bell van thishd from her home in houston, she ended up if orange park, florida. her micro chip was her saving grace, it led shelter staff back to her home in texas where bell is now resting in good condition and happy to be home. >> if dogs so talk. >> it doesn't cost that much money, the micro chip is important. where are you headed the next time you drive through san francisco? starting today you actually might want to avoid market street. it's about to become a magnet

for tickets for those not following the rules. and flames deaf vourg lake county still. more than 1,000 firefighters trying to contain the jerusalem fire that's now doubled in size. >> taking you live outside this this morning. live along the embarcadero. more news ahead. police - after a rra of

lock your doors, close your windows. that's the warning from police after a bar raj of break yinz and now a sexual assault. plus san jose police say it they have a high-tech solution to cut down on crime and it all comes down to a vote today. nice weather sticks around the next couple of days, but some changes this weekend. more on that coming up in the microclimate forecast. and the commute is looking

pretty good this morning, i'm anthony slaughter had in for mike inouye tracking the morning road and how it's looking out there. we will get you out the door on time with a full report coming up. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." and a very good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we will begin this morning with a story from prowler to predator. police in the east bay looking for a man right now who went from breaking into people's homes to sexual assault ago girl. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us in the studio this morning. kris, police say they actually know what the man looks like. >> i would say and they want to find him because with sunday's sexual assault of a girl his behavior is clearly escalating. police say this is the man captured in a surveillance picture, he is the person of interest. these are hickey mouse and doing rock, paper, scissors. he is a young,