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. we continue to see these improvements as we duo through

the week. more on that coming up in a few minutes. coming up we get to the roads. >> on our live camera, this is west 580. look at that. past the auto mall. as we look at the map, that's where the overnight road crews are clearing right now. i saw flashing lights leave 580. we'll track that for the 580. this time of morning that will sort itself out and crash east off 101. it leaves some debris in the roadway. no other slowing for the north bay. back to you. >> thanks very much, mike. two deadly shootings in less than 24 hours both involving san jose police officers. >> bob redell joins us. the latest involves a homicide that involved torture. >> reporter: in the past few

moments police have finished processing this crime scene, but, yes, over the past 36 hours police tell us that the two people they did shoot and kill in san jose were involved in the torture and murder of a man on thursday, that murs murder taking place. he was armed and the woman passenger knew about the homicide that he was involved with. he crashed, tried to run away but police say they shot and killed him when he reached for his waistband. a police spokesperson tells us that officers did not find a gun on or by the man. on sunday night officers shot and killed another man they believe was involved in the killing of this man, the killing take place in an office building near london avenue, something that was partially captured by

surveillance. >> i have to tell you. u just came from the san jose police department homicide unit where i watched part of a video that shows a horrific encounter where three suspects are terrorizing a victim they eventually killed. >> reporter: again, san jose police believe they have shot and killed two of the three suspects. they're still looking for a third manful they're encouraging him to surrender. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thanks very much. new developments in the fight against western wildfires. there are so many burning right now crews are calling in military to help back up. >> chris, this is the first time we receive this in a decade. >> this is the first time sense 2006. this deployment of u.s. active-duty soldiers is how

desperate the fire fight has become. 200 soldiers out of tacoma will likely end up in california backfilling for firefighters to rest and re-equip. now, the soldiers will only have three days of training so they're not going to do highly technical fire fighting but they are going to be doing what the california national guard is already doing. there are three major fires burning in california, 19 in the state and close to 100 across the west. in washington state whole neighborhoods may not survive, but with the additional military personnel fire fight there and here could change. >> we're starting to get the resources in that we can change over from doing nothing to perimeter control to start working on stopping the advancement. >> he says the wildfires are burning through acres of land.

the wildfires are also burning through piles of money. the u.s. forest service is spending $100 million a week and is on track to use up its entire budget by next month. california has spent $133 million since july isst and our peak wildfire season is still ahead. it's coming up in september and october. sam and laura? >> public safety proving very costly. at 5:05, it's a good reminder to be prepared. yesterday's earthquake didn't cause any damage but it caused many water mains to break. they had six break yesterday morning and six of them a half mile from the hayward fault line. it's a good reminder to keep three to seven days worth of water in your house. not bad advice. yesterday's quake could be a precursor for bicker things. >> it's good to know when we have a magnitude fault like this

one, the chances of another earthquake somewhat big never the next week is about 5% and that's much higher than average. >> the last big one on the hayward fault line dates back to 1868. studies estimate a massive quake on that fault could cause $32 billion in dak and leave thousands dead or injured. shaky buildings on shaky ground. they say the structures would crumble in an earthquake. city leaders say there are ten buildings deemed unsafe and in need of earthquake retrofitting. the city is sugar two of the property owners who the mayor claims have been unresponsive. it's been a problem in the city for decades. >> i was here from '91 to '97. then i came back. i come back to find the same problems exist that existed t22 years ago. >> we have a great things to

offer, but unfortunately downtown gilroy has fallen apart. >> they've threatened fines for those who do not comply. when you work up an appetite, for lunch, who are you going to call? it could be uber. they're launching a delivery service. >> stephanie chicauang has more. they say they can have lunch to your door in ten minutes? >> ten minutes, laura. that's the promise. we'll have to see if that happens. it's already rolled out in new york, l.a., and chicago. it will be in some parts of the financial district. only some are going to sight. there are supposed to be three simple steps. check the menu, order, and wait. they'll have bikes on parts of

the street where cars are not involved. the chef says he's looking forward to how this may help the landscape while others are concerned about the price point. >> it's game-changer. it's great for the restaurants. you know, a lot of times things that are happening are taking business away from the restaurants. >> that kind of price for everyday lunch might be a little bit tough if i'm just going to eat it at my desk. >> it starts at 11:00 the mo morning to 2:00 in the afternoon. they promise ten minutes or less but if you've been in downtown san francisco, you know it gets pretty bad with traffic. we'll have to wait and see if they deliver. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> hopefully it's cool for them

today. >> yes. on that note, some of those options include chili. no chili today. let's look at the trend. in napa on sunday, it was 100 degrees. on monday, 85. 90 in san francisco. 76 today. oakland also seeing the trend coming down. mountain view still set two days of records. here's look at all the climates. foster city, 81. san francisco, low e 70s. napa, 90. concord, 95. think of the next couple of days, we could wipe those out and at least we're not dealing with highs over 100 degrees. i'll talk about that the rest of the week. michael, just to know what to expect on the roads. >> you can expect it over the next 20. this is west 580 moving better.

there's eastbound with no real slowing. let's look at the map. this is approaching the dub lick interchange. finally starting to warm out. a warning. a couple reports of a car fire somewhere around 11th and pine just off of 880. we're tracking that as well. back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. coming up, one of the south bay's most popular places to stay. >> more changes in the cell phone industry definitely affecting you. we'll take a look. and gop presidential candidate scrambling this morning all because of something donald trump said but democrat hillary clinton may have bigger problems than that.

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hillary clinton can't shake issues that she might have sent classified e-mails from her server. >> gops are being forced to talk issues thanks to donald trump. >> edward, there's a lot of buzz around the presidential front-runners. >> there really is, and today's a very important big day in politics. the spotlight has intensified on the front-runners and all of the candidates who are running for president for both parties for very different reasons. >> and this plan on immigration is just literally gibberish. >> donald trump turned the

political spotlight on specifics after delivering a policy paper and giving details on "meet the press." his opponents agree mainly on one thing. the border needs more security. how and at what cost remains up for debate. >> no one believes a fence is the solution for security. >> honestly, i think we should put all of our energy and political will over getting border secured. >> it shows it will cost between $117 billion to $120 billion. >> i think they're hungry to find out who ultimately can take the anger and frustration they have and do something about it. >> i'm so happy to see you. >> meanwhile the democratic front-runner hillary clinton tries to stay on message while

dealing with the issues surrounding her e-mails she sent while as secretary of state. bernie sanders, her closest competitor, has done it. another domino to fachlt scott mcgrew, this totally charges the way people get their cell phones. >> it really does. under the new sprint fan you either buy the phone outride which is pretty expensive or you lease it. a bit like you have cable and pay for the cable box each month and you will forever until you don't have cable anymore. now, sprint is adding an incentive. if you lease your i foiphone, y can get a new one every year. at&t is now the only major cell phone provider that offers a

two-year contract going forward. that breach of irs data is much worse than we were first told. the agent say says now 338,000 records were stolen. it wasn't a hachlk something called gettranscript. if you know certain things like social security numbers, the irs will give you more information. that system has been since shut down. let's get you news. >> good morning. the monday's gains. they close near the highs of the session. the housing starts and building permits. they're now rising 68 points. the nasdaq up 44 to 50e5092. scott? >> actually walmart is good

news. it's a canary in the coal mine for our company. many of the products are chinese made, walmart is going to get more expensive. walmart missed its money this morning. it didn't make the money it hope. walmart said it's shrink was way shorter. shoplifting was way, way up for walmart. a good economic indicator. i'm not quite sure what to make of it. >> maybe tough times? >> i don't know. hopefully leaf with temperature coming down a little bit. baby steps. we're seeing progre ing progres >> baby steps, yes. >> this is a cooling trend. >> yes. when you look forward to the weekend and the weather, it will be nice. as we take a live look at san jose, the clouds are with us this morning and some cooler

temperatures in spots. but as the seven-day forecast comes up at the bottom of the screen, you won't see major spikes from temperatures here. also a look from san francisco. we see the little clouds are back. you'll see that off and on throughout the day. there will be clearing in spots as our temperatures get a little bit better each day. 62 degrees now in live m. 60 in san francisco. napa is now at 67 degrees and a look at the temperature. it will be 67 degrees machl rina district. 68 at lunchtime. and we'll see that around the financial district and mission district. throughout the day we'll see it dropping back into the 60s. the winds of change are blowing. we have to deal with the smoke and the poor air quality the past couple of days. that was because of the northerly wind. it was hot and dry. now we're getting more of a

westerly wind. it will push the smoke farther off toward the east and our low clouds and fog will return as we go into the next couple of mornings. even in the tri-valley we'll see some improvements. down to 85 degrees on thursday. we'll keep those temperatures heading into the weekend with highs all across the bay. hopefully in the 80s. we'll still see the lower 70s? san francisco but at least i em not talking record highs here in the forecast the rest of the week. will eats see how traffic is moving with mike. >> it's moving, kari. it's starting to build up here. we'll take you to the map just off of 880. around that bend we had a couple of calls that came in about an earlier car fire. we don't see any problems for traffic flow. no reports. we'll continue to track that in the newsroom but we'll zoom out

and show you peninsula. slowing coming out. livermore into dublin where the earlier construction has cleared now. and a quick look at the south bay san jose northbound 101 with the lights. we're seeing a little burst of traffic. that's typical. we'll see more traffic flow and we'll see it simmer down a bit. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. bar directors voted to approve an art and transit program that will make your ride a little more vibrant. it's going exhibit the collection of artwork and bring more art to the transit system. they're considering several possibilities here including adding murals on parkways. >> kind of nice, give you something to look at. >> no graffiti, please. >> no. it's a lot beller.

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end their lives. the bill was shelved last month after it lacked support to clear a key vote. lawmakers are not saying what's changed. last week the judge upheld the 143-year-old laws banning physician-assisted suicide buttal ruled it's an issue for the legislature to decide and not the court. >> later today the fda is going to decide the fate of the pill some are calling viagra. officially the drug is called flibanserin. the fda already failed that drug twice. the first time was back in 2010. many have argued that the drug's effects on libido aren't areal that clear but there are plenty of side effects. others say it could be a turning point it's not being called the death blow of colleagues forming nationalized unions. yesterday their bid was blocked

to form a college athletes union. part of the reason potential chaos if schools wither to have union and nonionion teams. the labor boards typically do not allow typically for appeals. it's pretty hard not to love those great catches at baseball game, not only the ones the players do, the pros on the feel, but lately you've seen people in the stands holding babies. >> a good eye to catch that ball. here's the latest. albert pujols rocks that. catch the bouncing ball. glove scoop. he falls over. i don't think so. >> this is why the moms don't try it. >> it was a little close for comfort though. we'll leave it at that. >> no, you don't go for that ball, right? they tumble over the rail there practically. luckily he's lucky. he could rnlt reach it. he saw it was there.

the attendant comes over to get the ball and tosses it to another fan though it's not worth it. the little girl was crying by the way. not surprisingly. the dejected fan eventually got the ball from the broadcast team who were calling the game. they felt sorry for him and hooked him up. >> look. she has crackerjacks. good to go. coming up the police chief in san jose over a homicide suspect actually leads to another officer-involved shooting. and stretched so thin on the front line, firefighters up and down the west coast battling nearly a hundred fires. joings. m lra rcicann. =m/2ot=n

good morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we check in with kari. great news as we head into the workweek and as we start out in the morning. we have the low clouds moving back into the coast. right now in san francisco, 60 degrees. the bay at 61. here's a look. north bay, 88 degrees and the south bay, 92 degrees. it will still be a warm one and once again the weather continues to improve. we've had problems on the road. is that improving right now, mike? >> yeah. it allows folks to recover as far as the speed goes. at least in the pepeninsula and

bay things are good. it's better now. still eastbound slowing. let me show you the live camera. the crews like the ones we have from the dub lilin camera showse crew there. they're getting ready to move out of the area. the bay bridge toll plaza, we show it just forming starting to slow up. we should see the metering lights turn on at 5:30 on a tuesday. we send it back to you guys. >> thank you, mike. new details on yet another officer-involved shooting. this is the second one in less than 24 hours. officials think both are connected to a brutal homicide killing. >> what happened? >> laura, police tell us the man who they shot and killed sunday night and the man who they shot

and killed in the south san jose neighborhood were both wanted in connection with the murder and torture of a man on thursday night. they were tailing the second suspect. they tell us they had information that he was armed and was about to kill his woman passenger because she knew about his involvement on thursday's murder. they caught on. the suspect ended up crashing into a home on kirk haven court and then he tried to run away. >> the officer's chasing the suspect and the suspect reaches for the waistband area and the officer fires his weapon, shooting 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 what police are characterizing as a horrific killing of a man thursday on

london avenue. they're encouraging this suspect to turn himself in. reporting live in south san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you very much. now to an update of an officer-involved shooting in sunnydale. they shot and killed who police identified as alan baker. he had two handguns he refused to drop, forcing officers to shoot. they say baker was with this teenager, 19-year-old shaun brown who took off and has been on the run ever since. brown is also a suspect in a fresno homicide. 5:32. the family of a mom shot and killed in san francisco earlier this year will make a plea to find her killer today. 32-year-old maria sosa was watching her children play in frost. her home in january when a stray bullet hit her. the suspect is a man driving an

suv. police recently released surveillance video of the whole incident. they believe the shooters were in that black truck. today sosa's father will speak to the media about her death in the hopes of identifying the gunman. now to a developing story where western wildfires are still going out of control. crews are trying to do something they haven't done in a decade, calling in back yup from the military. >> chris has more. >> they're going to give them breathing room. this deployment is a sign of how desperate the situation is. 200 soldiers out of tacoma will likely end up in deployment here backfilling for firefighters so they can get some rest, repair equipment, and even go off to college because some of those firefighters are seasonal firefighters and have to get back to their lives. the soldiers will only get three

days of training. they won't do highly technical firefighting but they'll do as the national guard is already doing. that i'll look for hot spots and monitor. there are nine may joir -- three. 19 in california. nine in northern california and close to 100 across the west. >> when we have a new start, especially with all these other fires going, cal fire reacts very aggressively while we launch over $2 million worth of equipment to a sinal report of a fire anywhere in the state. >> and all of those deployments are adding up. california spent $133 million since july 1st. the u.s. forest service is spending $100 million a week and is on track to use up its entire budget by next month. by the way, our peak fire season still ahead. it's not until september and october. sam and laura? >> that's a scary thought.

thank you very much. >> they say don't panic. crews will be making rounds as part of a wildfire training session. it's all part of an effort to keep neighborhoods safe and, of course, prepared during a wildfire emergency. crews will be practicing evacuation rounds, firefighting tactics and strategies throughout the week. >> san jose leaders and the police union have finally reached agreement on pension reform but it won't be finalized for another week. they decided to postpone the file vote until next week. they have approved a new deal with the city with an overwhelming majority. that agreement includes raises and bonuses for officers as well as a replacement plan. the council is expected to give its final approval on its final deal next tuesday. >> 5:35, a jail expansion is up for vote. the cboard is hoping to get stae

funding for a new high-security rank. many in the community are against the expansion but supporters say it will provide treatment and programs for inmates. >> staying in the same area, meantime workers in costa conecco con ta county are hoping to reverse the plan that would eliminate health care benefits for them in the county. that meeting is at :8:30 this morning. they plan to pull more than $14 million. that money would go toward purchasing money in the buena vista home park. they would pledge money to buy buena vista.

all told itted as up to nearly $40 million. >> sunnyvale is trying to come up with a solution for its growing homeless population. they want to put up a temporary shelter in fair oaks in east california not far from the central expressway. neighbors are not too excited about that. at least a hundred people packed the meeting last night. many believe in the cause but say there's no room. >> for at least a mile and a half, probably at the train station is the close evidence public restroom. there's nowhere for them to get food. >> because it's a centrally located area so bus lines can come to and fro. the lot is large enough to accommodate a large structure enough to hold 100 people. >> they'll vote on whether to fund that shelter project next week and if funding is approved the shelter could be up and

running by next november. uber is launching a new plan in san francisco. now they can bring you lunch in ten minutes or less. >> it's been put into place in other cities. stephanie chuang has more. some think uber is biting off more than it can chew. >> that's right, sam and laura. we're talk about the financial district south of market, downtown if you've ever ben there. you know traffic gets very rough. we'll have to see if it delivers on that promise. but uber eats is what it's call. it starts today. they've already launched in places like new york and l.a. it shows up like other options. there are three steps. you check the menu, place the order, and wait and pick it up curbside. they doubt uber will make that time, while others say it's great way to make an extra buck. >> if you know how to wrap

things up so soups and coffees don't leak, you're good. money's good if you like to hustle. >> i don't know if they're gel here on time. there's a lot of traffic for them to get here. have an hour and we want to eat it. >> uber will have a bike fleet servicing part where cars are not allowed. they have a $3 service fee which uber is waiving during this launch. just a note. not even will see that option on their phone today. >> definitely an interesting concept. from food to water. governor jerry brown says water coming into california is a pipe dream. we're elevening it may eventually involve seegz hundreds of farms. phones now say they look at documents indicates the state is looking at acquiring up to 300

farms throw eminent domain if that project were to take off. water leaders admit the plan is already taking shape even though it's officially in the period. anderson reservoir in morgan hill is closed to all boats because of low water levels. the reservoir is the largest in santa clara county, popular for boating and fishing. it's in effect. >> we talked to a water expert yesterday who said some reservoirs mathai a year to fill, but do you see any future? >> none in the future. let's take a look at the time lachlts all clear and quickly the clouds rolled in. with erie still seeing the clouds this morning but it will brink in some cooler winds and some cooler temperatures throughout the day. 72 degrees on the embarcadero

mountain view. 87 degrees. still warm in spots. in napa it will be 90. i'll talk about that. more coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with mike. >> san jose northbound 101 we do have traffic jamming up right now. didn't have time to swing the cap rah around but chp just reports a crash at north 101 and mckee. i will check it out with a live cam, but right now let's look at your map. you do see that slower drive right through that one section approaching 880 because that's the same time we see that burst of traffic. also southbound 680 at highway 84 rng we have reports of a motorcycle crash. everything is out of the roadway but that's write where folks are coming.

the bay bridge has their metering lights on. back to you it's getting busy out there. 5:41. we have new details on a suspected killer. they believe he was hiding out on a famous hiking trail. >> i'll show you something coming up in business tech. plus, scott, dramatic new video showing a bomb going off at a popular tourist attraction in bangkok. officials sate ooh is a shocking crime but now they say they have a suspect. ahoriesn bgkorelsedth piuref aa

now to a developing story. authorities in bangkok have released this picture of people want wanted for questioning in a bomb blast that killed at least 20 people. that suspect is seen wearing a yellow shirt with backpack. you see it right there. later without the bag. later they released new cell phone video of the attack. the video was shot by a tourist from an overpass about 100 yards from the blast in a major tourist area. it hard to see there because it's black. you see as this video develops, the cloud of smoke. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack but officials say the attack does not match the tactics of muslim insurgents. meantime there was another explosion this morning in bangkok but we don't know if it reese lated to the first one. no one was injured. it happened at a ferry pier. police say the bomb was thrown

from the bridge and blew up from the fall. a suspected killer kept police on edge for weeks until they killed him in a shoot-out. they say he was likely hiding out on a popular trail. they believe he was headed back to the trail when they shot and killed him. he's accused of killing a retired dentist, taking three hostages and wounding more. he's known as a trance subsequent from his family. a santa rosa teen facing felony hit-and-run charges and it was his own mother who tipped off police. "the chronicle" reporting that there was a hit-and-run crash that left a skateboarder severely injured. then a letter was given to the family identifying the 16-year-old suspect. then the police received a tip from the boy's son who said her son could have been a drive jeer

police are looking for a man who is accused of tackistealing a hl of bras. when he tried to leave the store an employee confronted him and investigator sass i he spit in her face. they did not given a description of the suspect. ucff is going to take part in a first plan of transgender children. they've announced they're going to receive $6 million from the national institutes of health. they'll study safety and impact of taking hormone blockers and cross-hormones. it's been nearly 5 eves since the deadly pipeline explosion in san bruno and now investigators are considering a $2 million investigation to see if pg&e is doing enough to keep

us safe. the plan would mean hiring a kuhn sul tapt. the investigation and support out of pg and e. it comes after a series of safety problems following the san bruno blast that killed people and destroyed an entire neighborhood. >> so where are you getting your power from right now? more and more people are turning to solar. >> we have a new tool that will tell us if it's worth it in our home. >> it's from google. you go online to something called project sun roof. ite going tell you how much power you can expect from solar panel. they'll figure out trees in the way, which way your roof faces. the tool bar will show you how much money you have to spend, how much you save depending on how you finance your solar panels. one of the most is through a power purchase agreement. you pay nothing much but you pay

the solar company. the good news is your power bill goes way, way down. it's been fueling so much of the solar installation around northern california. buying the panels outright would save you a lot more money but it costs you a lot more money up front. about $15,000 for the average san jose home. the one place solar has not been successful is wall street. sunrun, the latest solar company still not trading. it's kind of a mystery. solar installation is expect to jump nationwide by a third but wall street hates solar. it turns out technology creates jobs. this according to a new study by consultants at deloitte who studied 140 years of employment data, so literally it includes buggy whip manufacturers. obviously some jobs have disappeared. most people in the world were

farming but now not anymore but other jobs have replaced them. >> all right. >> old school technology. >> thank you very much. >> speaking of jobs this could be quite a catch for job seekers. a giant new fishing emporium will provide close to 300 jobs in the south pasting. the new bass pro outdoor world is located near interstate 85 in san jose. today and tomorrow bass pro will hold a job fair at the santa clara hilton near levi's stadium. if you've been by that area, you see that big thing going up. it's going to be huge. >> i know a lot of people that will love that. >> i don't know how much time you want to spend outside right now. it could be a little more comfortable than it's been the last couple of days. >> today it will be a little bit better. at least you can go out for a jog and not pass out from the heat. and as we go into the next couple of days our weather continues to improve as we take

a look love at sfrars. we do start out the morning with clouds and we'll see some of those clouds hanging around throughout the city this afternoon as our temperatures kornlts to come down. right now it is 60 degrees. north bay, 67. pail low alto, it's 64 degrees. and throughout the day, highs reaching into the 80s across most of the bay. still some 90s popping up on the forecast map. east bay, 86 degrees. tri-vall tri-valley. 86. our temperatures are looking better. at least we're not talking highs over 100 degrees. we'll be watching livermore because it's been so hot after spiking up to 106 degrees. today we're talking about 90s there. once again still warm. a lot of sunshine. but the winds of change are blowing. over the weekend we have to deal with the smoke from the wildfires coming down and really causing low air quality.

well, now, we're starting to see the wirnld shift on shore and that will push the smoke off to the east. it will increase our marine layer and cool off our temperatures and bring back more clouds to san francisco. highs in the 60s by thursday and we'll also see that on friday, the weekend is looking nice with temperatures just a little bit above average for the end of august. let's see how traffic is moving with mike. >> kari, it's moving slower in san jose. northbound 101. heading up, let's look at the crash. that's where a crash is affecting the off-ramp. let's show you back here in san jose. slow from tully road on the approach. that's the typical area where we see that first burst everywhere. they all came back online yesterday. so we'll have that changing traffic pattern as far as timing goes continuing for the next few weeks. keep that in mind as well.

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hillary clinton is constantly asking about her e-mails on the serves. we have the latest on today's political bus. >> and this plan on immigration is literally gibberish. >> donald trump turned the political spotlight to specifics on immigration reform after releasing a policy paper and givens some details on nbc's "meet the press." they agree mainly on one thing. the border needs more security. how and at what cost is up for debate. >> no one things we should be building a fence as the solution to security. >> and so honestly i think we should put all of our neshlg, awe of our political will over finally getting borders secured. >> an independent analysis of trump's plan shows it will cost between $117 billion and $200 billion to implement.

others think he hit the right chord with voters. >> who ultimately can take the budge and do something about it. >> reporter: meanwhile hillary clinton tries to stay on message while dealing with the e-mail issues. right now they're reviewing e-mails off hillary carolilinto personal e-mails. it is 5:57. the u.s. military stepping up its use of u.s. drones often the world. they plan to increase drone missions by nearly 50% going from 65 to 90. the air force currently operates all drone missions. this new plan would change that assigning some combat and surveillance missions. pentagon officials say kmaernlds have been asking for more drone

surveillance in places like iraq and syria. it's a milestone for women in the armed forces. for the first time two women passed the army's grueling and elite ranger school and they're going to great alongside their classmates. 380 went in including 19 women. only 96 people are graduated. still the two women who earned their ranger patches this summer are still blocked from serving on the front line. it's 5:58. it's now being called the death vote. the national labor relations board blocked a bid by northwestern universe football players to form a college players athlete union. part of the reason, potential chaos and the possibility of

unequal standards. labor board decisions typically i do not allow for appeals. coming up right now at 6:00 from on demand rides to on demand lunch, the new service debuting today courtesy of uber. crews are doing something they haven't done in years to try to push back the flames. yet another deadly shooting involved san jose police. now authorities say much of the recent violence is all connected. "today in the bay" starts right now. good tuesday morning. thank you forjoining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's go to kari. you have the forecast? >> still warm along the tri valley. the morning fog is back and look at the temperature now in the north bay. ite 57 degrees, san francisco. looks like a purple sky. 59 degrees. a high of 72 degrees in san

francisco. east bay, 96. some still in the 90 gs but at least we're not talk 1g 00 degrees. i'll have more on that coming up in the microclimate forecast. and right now mike is tracking the roads. but i'm glad to see everybody back down to double digits for that particular screen. over here this is triple digit 101 freeway. this is from 680 here. it's the one segment with the first burst of traffic. it's mostly affecting the off-ramp and spectators slowing. we also have a big jam for 84 out of livermore and heading toward 680. a crass involved amotorcycle. there's a build now. the rest of your day moves smoothly. we have your backup. and the metering lights