sajosov a mthfrolis--ireghts uan stretched thin. firefighters battling the coast. and a homicide suspect leads to another offer involved shooting. "today in the bay" starts right now. a very good morning to you. >> triple digit tens on the brain. >> good morning. a little bit of relief. 3 to 7 degrees in some spots.

we take a look. a low clouds are back. mostly clear at 61. here's a look at today's high across the bay area. 91 degrees in the south bay. 80 east bay. try 90. as you can see, it will still be hot in some areas, but i'll let you know when it really does cool down. that's coming up in the microclimate forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning. we're looking over here. this is 101. 280 southbound that i'm tracking. we don't see anything here. good stuff. look at the map. reports of a crash in that area right there. the connector right in that area. reports of a spinout. we're still waiting for chp to drive through the area. again, the live camera didn't show any problem. we have a new crash reporting somewhere around 280. we'll track that and give you an update in a few. back you do. >> thank you very much, mike. we begin now with new details on another deadly shooting involving san jose beliepolice.

>> today bob redell is there. bob, they say they're tied to really heinous crimes. >> reporter: yes. the man who they shot and killed sunday night and the man who they shot and killed last night here in this south san jose neighborhood were both wanted in connection with the murder and torture of another man on thursday. so last night around 7:00 san jose police were following the second suspect. they tell us they had information he was armed and about to kill his woman passenger because she knew about his involvement in last week's murder. there was a chase last night. the police ended up crashing here near valley christian high. then he tried to take off on foot. >> the officers were chasing the suspect and the suspect reaches

for the waistband area. the officer fires his weapon, shoots the suspect, and he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> reporter: police tell us they did not locate a gun by or on the suspect after they shot and killed him last night. officers are looking for a third man in connection with what they are characterizing as a horrific killing of a man on thursday. they're encouraging this third suspect to turn himself in. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you very much. happening today, the namly of a mother shot and killed in san francisco earlier this year is going to make a plea to find her killer. 32-year-old maria sosa was watching her children play in front of her bay view home back in january when a stray bullet struck he. the suspects were targeting a man driving an suv. that man also was killed in the shooting. police recently released this surveillance video of the incident. they believe the shooters are in

this truck, that black truck that's turning the corner right there. today sosa's father is going to speak to the media about her death in the hopes of identifying the gunmen. they're trying to work on their homeless population. they want to put up a temporary homeless shelter not far from central expressway. neighbors are not excited about the idea. several hundred packed into a community meeting to voice their concerns. many say they propose the cause but they say the location is all wrong. it's a local area close to bus lines so clientss can come to and fro. it's large enough to accommodate 100 people. >> the city and the santa clara county board of supervisors will vote on whether to fund the shelter project next week. if funding is approved, it will

go up in november. that 4.0 quake hit just before 7:00 during the end of our newscast. the epicenter was at holy names high school near piedmont. this happened to be the first day of school. now, no reports of injuries or major damage, but thousands of people and dogs felt the earthquake. uc berkeley scientists say this could be a preview of bigger things to come on the fault line. >> we know when we have something like this, the chances of another earthquake somewhat big never the next week is about 5%. and that's much higher than average. >> the last major earthquake on the hay worth fault line was in 1868. studies estimate a massive quake on this fault could cost 32 billion in damage and leave thousands injured.

all of them were older cast ooin pipes. the district says this is a remind over what could happen if we get hit with a much larger quake. the district advises people a c days of water in your home in case of an emergency. anderson reservoir in morgan hill is closed to all boats because of water levels. the closure is in effect indefinitely. >> boating, vishing, anything that would bring your internal temperature down is a good idea. >> it would cool off. summer is hanging on. we're still in the thick of it, kari. >> i thought, it could be a little bit better. today in los gatos it will be 89

degrees. redwood city, 86 degree degrees. in oakland, 76. san ramon still top ought at 90 today. let's soo how traffic is moving with mike. >> as you can imagine, kari, still light volume. 280 northbound at 201 at the center divide not causing any slowing but still slow there. near the crash over here off a street called ashland. so that is not on the connector and it is off the castro valley "y" but the freeways themselves are light. we have dublin with road crews there eastbound and slowing westbound. we'll track this coming up. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. coming up next, fires burn across our golden state. heat and dry conditions are not helping but there is some relief on the way.

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a developing story now. fires are tearing across the west coast leaving behind a path of devastation and destruction. firefighters across the country are stepping up to help out. >> today chris is following the story for us. we're learning it's not just firefighters degree deployed anymore. >> no. it's going to feel like a war zone. it's going to start looking like it. active military personnel are now going to join the fire

fight. they've deployed from the u.s. department of forestry. there are three major fires burning in northern california as we've seen and probably smelled but there are 19 up and down the state and close to 100 other uncontrolled wildfires all across the west. in washington state whole neighborhoods may not survive, but with the additional u.s. military personnel, the fire fight there and here may change. >> we're starting to get the resources in that we can change over from doing nothing but protect the structure from starting to get on to where we can start doing perimeter control, getting on the edges and working on stopping the advances. >> as fast as the fires are burning through acres of land, they're burning through money as well. the u.s. forest service is spending $100 million a week and is on track to use up its entire budget next month. california has already spent $133 million since july 31st and we're not in peak fire season.

with this mobilizing of active duty military, it's the first time we've seen it in nearly ten years. >> it shows the need there. coming up next, who's hungry. the old saying, you fly, i'll buy, might soon be obsolete in one bay area city. where uber food in the city starts today.

coming off of a scorching last couple of days. it was pushing. that's the god's honest truth. >> feeling like arizona. not only that we were choked out by the smoke coming from the wildfires from the north. little by little each day it's getting better, okay? i think that's an improvement, right? especially when you walk out the door this morning. you feel a little bit of cooler air as we take a live look now at san francisco. the clouds are back. that's something we've been missing the past few days. so our weather pattern will continue to change. we'll tell you why here in just a few seconds. but take a look at that seven-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen. well, in the east bay now at 62, it's 59 in san francisco, the north bay. up to 57 degrees. the high of 92 in the south bay and some of the hottest spots. 86 degrees in the east bay and 85 in san francisco and topping

out at 72. so yesterday at this time we had winds coming in from the noncht look at the arrows now coming in from more of a southwesterly direction and even as we go in to the afternoon, the winds continue to shift. it really won't be that strong today but at least we have an onshore flow that will bring back our regular air conditioning. the winds are changing. once again we have the smoke from the wildfires as the wind came in from the north but it will push it to the south and farther east. as we go through the next couple of days and the marine layer will deepen. we'll see the fog returning on the bay. here's a look. each day it goes down a few more degrees. thursday will be the coolest day this week. now let's check in with mike for traffic. >> all right, kari. right before our eyes i see trucks clearing. that's eastbound 584. westbound, you see it bogging down.

look at your map. where it is west over toward 680 there's a big backup. it was blocking the connector from west 58 to to north 680. that's picking up right now and that's just as the traffic starts to hit the area. again, that crew is clearing. eastbound out of the area. the bay bridge toll plaza. we're okay here. back to you, guys. >> thanks, mike. stepping out. pretty soon the coffee chain won't be your hot stop before work. it will be your hot spot after work. good morning. we like to follow her around. >> hey, guys. i'll meet you there. good morning to you both. wall street is hoping to add to monday's gains. early losses to close the high of the session. they're having a first three day winning streak. look for housing starting and building permits.

the nasdaq up 44 to 5092. the friendly skies will be crowded this labor day weekend. they say u.s. airlines will carry 14.2 million passengers. that's up 3% from last year. travel is expected to reach an all-time record thanks to the a stronger economy. airline's bigger expenses also boosting profit. starbucks wants to become your nand bar. they're going to offer beer and wine during the evening houring to two dozen locations across the country. miami, denver, brooklyn, miami, and northern california. they'll also offer bacon wrapped steaks and truffle mac and cheese. they're looking for liquor licenses. there should be more. truffle mac and cheese and wine at starbucks? >> i know. ice a whole new starbucks. >> sophisticated and ready to

party. thank you very much. happening today, prepare to see a lot of scooters at san francisco city hall. there will be a scooter ride and rally protest from the scoot network headquarters in the selma neighborhood to city hall. it's expected to start at 12:30 this afternoon, so rev up your vespa. also happening today first on demand rides and now food. uber is launching brand-new service in parts of france promising lunch in ten minutes. >> we have more on how the ride service is planning to make it all happen. good morning. >> good morning, it's kind of interesting, laura and sam. it's called uber eats. it hasn't shown up on my phone. it's starting this morning at 11:00 in parts of the financial district and parts of the market.

partnering with like the ramen bar. the entrees are around $8 to $12 plus a tip and delivery fee. you place your order and the wait time promises ten minutes or less. downtown commuters believe they won't make that tomb. others say it's a prime opportunity. >> if you know how to wrap things up so things don't leak, you're good. >> i don't know if it will get here on time. there's a lot of traffic and we have an hour and we want to eat it. >> we'll see. they'll have a bike fleet servicing parts of market street where uber cars are not aboved. for now they will wave the $3 delivery fee. it started at 11:00 this morning. today is day 1. i checked. some places are ike's place

sandwich and ramen noodle bowl. i'm stephanie chuang. >> thank you. they'll improve their program that will make rain shower ride more vibrant. what do you think? they'll feature 50 artworks. they're considering several possibilities enclugd adding murals on trackways and permanent art fixtures at the station. something to focus on. >> clear the mind. 4:51. coming up next, a new dlug that may become so popular it will be on a lot of medicine cabinets very soon. the fda taking a look at female viagra later today. .

all right. you made it to tuesday morning. let's see what's in the forecast. >> for the kids heading out the door, make sure they have some water and short sleeves and shorts on because even though it's a little bit cooler this morning, it will still be a hot day. in gilroy, 92. foster city, 81. castro, the castro will be at 72. concord, 95. livermore, 96 degrees. we still have some widespread 90 90s, but at least here we're not looking at triple-digit numbers. let's check in with mike. >> over toward 680 the map shows you you're heading over toward construction. it should be cleared up in the next few minutes. if you're heading out there now,

you should be okay. we'll track that. no drama getting toward the bay bridge. there is a crash at 37 and 101. like traffic. it should clear quickly. no problems anywhere south of 2. back to you. >> better traffic should happen here as well and the beer a little cheaper. yep, the fans spoke and the 49ers listened. they can expect some positive changes this weekend. yesterday the team unveiled a plan to improve the gameday experience. the number one fan skplant, what do you think, sam? >> traffic. >> yep. it was traffic. the 49ers will also cut water prices by 75 cents when you're thirsty. and beer, theory cutting the price 25 cents. more than 100 why five access points have been added. they host the cowboys sunday. already? yeah. that's at levi's stadium. >> the start of the nfl season

right around the corner. perhaps a death blow to the idea of college athletes forming organized unions. the national labor relations board blocked a bid for college athletes to form a union. there would be competitive imbalances. labor board decisions typically i do not allow for appeals. >> happening today the fda will decide the fate of the pill some are calling the women's viagra. also called flibanserin. also easier to say the little pink pill. the fda failed the drug twice, first back in 2010. many argue the effects on libido aren't clear and there are a lot of side effects. they say it could be an

important turning point for women's health. women with heavy workloads may have a harder time getting pregnant. harvard researchers followed nearly 2,000 nurses trying to conceive. they found women who work more than 40 hours a week took about 20% longer to become pregnant and nurses who had to lift heavy loads took longer to conceive. in this day and age with so many people working long hours. >> yes, indeed. now we have a milestone to tell you about. for the first time two women passed the army's grueling program and plan to graduate. >> that's pretty impressive. 380 went in including 19 women and only 96 are graduating. still, the two women who earned their ranger patches this summer, they're still barred from serving on the front lines but that could change next year when the pentagon is expected to

open all jobs to women. okay. coming up. combatting against an earthquake, how to survive it. a mayor in one south city said buildings in his town does not stand a chance. they're suing over shaky properties. police shoot and kill a suspect they say tortured a victim. why the case isn't over yet. inlng sanoseoli ofceraninvtigore

another shooting involving a

san jose police officer. they say this one is related to the last and a recent homicide. plus burning wildfires up and down the coast forcing officials do cosomething they haven't done in years. >> and uber getting into the food business. not everyone things it's a winning strategy. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning on this tuesday. thanks for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura fwars garcia-c. c kari has our weather. >> it niece the upper 50s to lower 60s in peninsula. in the east bay, it's 61. a few clouds moving back in this morning. 92 degrees in the south bay. in peninsula, it is 85 degrees. that will be the high today and 72 degrees in san francisco. im continue to see these