right now the temperature's in the lower 60s, though it's 65 degrees in the peninsula. today's high brings it up to 79 degrees in the peninsula, south bay 87 degrees. east bay 80. tri-valley today 87 degrees. and san francisco, 69 while the north bay tops out at 81. i'll have more and let you know how long the cooling trend lasts coming up in the microclimate forecast. let's get a look at the roads with mike. >> cool across the bay bridge. look here as it slows into san francisco westbound, taillights, easy breezy drive. look at your map, no problem across the bay bridge on our sensors. bay bridge, there's richmond/san rafael, slowing because more cars hitting there new crash reported highway 4, watch that. there's early slowing through antioch and slowing in from livermore west 580 out of the altamont pass. back to you guys. a developing story, we are continuing to track a brushfire in the east foothills. firefighters say they're having trouble getting to it because

it's on very steep terrain right now. that fire started last night off of san felipe road east of 101. >> six acres have burned but it's in the steep canyon area, not far from silver creek country club but now no homes are threatened. you can see how hot and high the fire is burn, throwing ash into the air. no doubt, people in southeast san jose could wake up to the smell of smoke. they have it about 70% contained. we know there's wildlife in that area as well that could be in danger. but something we're keeping tabs on as firefighters are putting their greatest effort towards this fire burning in southeast san jose. also in san jose, developing, a search for a man wanted in a vicious crime. this surveillance video released last night shows three suspects right before police say they killed a man. one of the suspects is still on the run. >> the two others shot and killed by san jose police officers, all within 24 hours of each other. "today in the bay's" kris

sanchez joining us the studio. there are a lot of layers to this crime. >> yeah, the outrage against the police shooting and then the simple for that suspect, right there that one who is wearing a mask in that surveillance video. police say they assume that he is also armed. san jose police released the video last night showing three suspects entering the san jose office space where they say they killed a 38-year-old man on thursday. police say the first to enter is 29-year-old matthew castillo who runs in with a gun, followed by 40-year-old richard jacquez who police say was aiming a tech .9 assault weapon there in the video. you see him just about that. police spokesman says that it is because of that video that officers were working on the assumption that jacquez was armed and dangerous when he fled from police monday. speaking eight vilgle, jacquez's family says police didn't have to kill him. >> you see how they were -- the suspects were running after and

intimidating and terrorizing the victim. >> i don't care what they say. he has family, he has friends. everybody loved him. whatever they say, that's up to them. but we know who he is. we know who he is. >> police are look for the third suspect in the video, one there dressed in all black. they say they don't know his race, his age, nor his description because he is wearing that black bandanna over his face. police are urging that third man or someone who knows him to turn himself in peacefully. the other two did not and, as we mentioned, paid with their lives. >> warning has been issued. 5:03. this morning, yosemite dealing with another possible case of the plague. tourists from georgia who visited the national park earlier in the month has now come down with plague-like symptoms. centers for disease control is testing patient to confirm that

diagnosis. california's health department is working with park rangers to determine what areas the sick camper visited. the plague, transmitted by fleas or rodents, can be deadly if not treated early enough. a warning on the peninsula, keep your pets indoors. animal control says coyotes are responsible for a series of cat maulings in palo alto. two cats were recently found dead in an area that spans from barren park neighborhood to palo alto orchards. there have been several coyote sightings. the drought is causing wild animals to travel farther from usual habitat in search of food and watt. >> priced out of the million dollar view homes, that's the fear at pacific skies mobile home park in pacifica. that property's right on the ocean, home to low and moderate income families. residents got a 60-day notice to

vacate. owners want to renovate. residents are concerned they won't be able to afford rent once the park reopens. >> we can't afford it. we're under 2,000 a month. >> you never know when that notice is going to come. >> after a community meeting last week, the vacate notices have been rescinded for the time being. pacific skies is working on a, quote, relocation assistance program instead into happening today, better way to celebrate 100th birthday of the great american road trap that re-create the very first journey. historic 1915 ford model t. made its way across the country. now it's last stop in the bay area. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in san francisco with more on this history ex-trek, steph. >> yeah. sam and laura, this is a celebration of history, of abilities and san francisco -- automobiles. this is the final destination for henry ford's only son,

edsel, road here to detroit for the panama international exhibition in 1915. original palace of fine arts built for the event. to celebrate the historic model t. is here in town 100 years later. a group with the historic vehicle association re-created that exact route in 1915. so 34 days, 3,500-mile road trip top speed of 35 miles an hour. so that was 150 to 250 miles each day getting here. back in 1915, at the exposition, ford had a working model t. assembly line that produced around 18 cars a day and that came out to be more than 4,000 model t. cars built at exhibition altogether. it's pretty popular here in san francisco. we're going to get the very first look of the model t. that's here in town. more coming up in our show. stick around. live in san francisco, "today in the bay," stephanie chuang. >> so cool.

those are built to last. like wooden legs. >> you need one with sound effects with the horns. >> beep, beep. >> yeah. >> right now we'll touch base with bob redell, tracking that grass fire in the east foothills. first, check in with kari hall. >> so dry out there. any little thing can spark a wildfire and cause the dry brush to continue to go on, burn with all of that fuel out there. and now, we are feeling some cooler weather. at least that will be in our favor today as crews try to get that under control. 84 degrees the high today in san jose. san mateo 76. marina 64 degrees. we see the low clouds moving ba back into san francisco. napa 81. concord 86. dublin today topping out at 84. a couple of nice comfortable days and then it warms up slightly for the weekend. not talking about highs over 100 degrees here. i'll show you the numbers coming up in less than ten minutes. right now, let's see how traffic

is moving with mike. >> much more relieved now that they see coming out of livermore where things are 20 degrees cooler than a few days ago this is west 580 out of livermore into dublin. good volume of traffic. good speeds as well. the map, westbound 580, which typically shows slowing out of the altamont into livermore, no problem at dublin interchange. tri-valley valley predictable. bay bridge, the upper east shore freeway, smooth drive here. talked about highway 4, balfour, in brentwood, there's a crash. slowing for antioch. no problems for the north bay here on the other side of the map. as we move down any where south of the dumbarton bridge, easy drive as well. only incident to report, north 87 at julian on-ramp, crash still there, lanes are open back to you. developing story, firefighters say, as we've mentioned, they're having trouble getting to a grass fire that started last night in the san jose foothills. that fire started off of san felipe road east of 101.

>> "today in the bay's" bob redell live near where the fire's moving at a smail's pace but in a tricky spot up there. >> reporter: it's rugged, very steep terrain. at the end of san felipe here in southeastern part of san jose. and it's so hard to access, we're in the neighborhood just on the edge of the fire. fortunately, this fire's burning above population, the home behind me, other structures in the area are not being threatened by the fire. here are the latest numbers from cal fire, the fire started before midnight last night. it's burned over six acres. and it is 70% contained. they have 11 engines on, 3 tenders, 4 hand crews. because they're in rugged areas, a 50-foot drop they're trying to navigate they'll rely on hand crews throughout the day and they have to do cleanup. they are expecting to be here well into the morning, if not

early afternoon. one cal fire firefighter was telling us earlier, we're in a drought, there's a lot of heavy fuels and you can tell they're burning that way based on the video you saw moments ago. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> let's hope they get a break today. next, bay area city turning to technology to improve transparency. >> questions grow about hillary clinton's e-mails and unusual announcement from intel. stick around. we'll have business and tech news ahead. plus, yelp users getting a ice when it comes to calling out government agencies.

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lately people have been spend morgue times in airports than they'd probably like. how many stars would you give the tsa or the dmv? >> now you can tell them exactly how you feel about your experience. the government teaming up with yelp to let you know size up its services. >> what are the results going to reveal? "today in the bay's" edward lawrence live in washington, d.c. the government hopes the feedback, though, is going to help out. >> exactly. some people are going, we can't wait to get that review. we use yelp to find restaurants and hotels. why not give feedback to the federal government? that's what the general services administration digital gov team wants you to do. that team was formed last week, and they'd like you to review the government services. does it take you 20 minutes to get a passport or was the worker in the federal park nice to you?

these are the type of things they want to see you post on yelp and give that star rating. now according to the white house, they're hoping managers and employees even in government agencies will read these reviews and see the stars and make adjustments. so you're dealing with the government is a little bit better. the interesting part should be, when folks come tonight yelp and look at something like the tsa or the comments you get about u.s. forest service, it should be interesting to see the result of this sort of experiment from the federal government. reporting live in washington, back to you. see if anyone's nice about it, edward. 5:14 now. getting in touch with city officials in burlingame will be as easy as checking in on a smartphone. the city's launching a free app allowing users to report city issues and request nonemergency services such as flooding, burned out streetlights, even litter. the app is called access bur ling game and officials hope it will promote transparency.

calls for transparenctransp pressure going as congress ready to launch hearings into hillary clinton's e-mail. >> how many of the e-mails passed through personal e-mail server were classified? scott mcgrew, has she turned over all of them. >> those are questions. clinton continues to insist she did not send classified material from her personal e-mail server and items were later found to be classified were classified after the fact. congress tomorrow will launch its own hearings and much of this is political. the house is republican, clinton is the leading democrat for president. but legitimate questions remain about what was sent, whether it was classified, and how much clinton understood about how the e-mail server, her e-mail server, worked. clinton was asked by a fox news reporter, you were the official in charge. did you wipe the whole server? clinton responded, what, with a cloth or something?

the fox news reporter replierep you know how it works digitally. clinton said, i don't know how it works digitally at all. closer to home, intel in middle of its developer's conference in san francisco. one of the more startling bits of news, intel will launch a reality show, feature people who make devices and inventions at home, the show's going to run. >> let's turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to you. wall street could be headed for more losses at least early on today. stocks fell tuesday, dow snapping a three-day win streak. investors weighing mixed earnings. we get data today on consumer prices and minutes from last month's fed meeting which may offer clues whether the fed will

raise interest rates in september. the nasdaq down 33 to 5059. >> thanks. sam, i know this is d disappointment to you but a problem at burning man this year. burning man in case you're not aware, is a gathering in the dez in nevada over the labor day weekend every year. they are building the facility and the burning man blog says the area's infested with bugs. big bugs, small bugs, bity bugs. long, that's a carpet. that's bugs. >> that's gross. >> these are bugs. they don't know what they are, where they came from, they think maybe climate change but they're not sure. and they say it's yucky and they bite and best of luck at burning man. >> thank you, first, for kind thoughts done they come with the people who went to burning man? >> legitimate question. it's thought maybe they were imported on maybe some load of wood or something like that. i get your joke.

>> showering out there. >> wow. >> interesting. >> blame it on el nino, too. >> speaking of the weather. kari's here. >> you know this weekend, it's going to be a little bit warmer. the next couple of days will be the coolest days of the week today and tomorrow. those are the days you want to get outside and spend hours on end. enjoying and taking in the cooler weather. we take a live look at emeryville, bay bridge, things are moving on the roadways. and the skies are dark but we will see clouds moving in and our temperatures are in the lower 60s for most of the day. san francisco, it's 60 degrees. 62 in livermore. napa at 58. let me take you hour by hour. san francisco, haze fally 68 degrees at lunchtime. it will be 65 ocean beach. and the upper 60sing some spots touching 70 degrees for maybe an hour around at&t park.

but spending most of the day in the 60s and then we see clouds moving back in by 7:00 or 8:00. high of 84 degrees can be expected today in san jose. redwood city, 77. san martin, 87. still warm in spots but not sizzling, not scorching. 88 in novato. concord 86. the high pressure that brought us hot weather the past couple of days is moving to the east. coastal fog does keep our cooling trend in place. at least for the morning hours. then it warms up this weekend. in between weather systems but nothing dominating. so, we will keep a nice weather pattern as we go into the next several days. here's a look at temperature trend for san jose. really no major swings up and down. we'll stay near average. let's see how roads are moving with mike. >> moving well cooler, that's good news. this is westbound 92, san mateo bridge, nice volume of traffic.

look at the map, earlier flashing lights, caltrans crew crossing over. dumbarton bridge smoothly. peninsula, easy drive. south bay, we have the crash activity north 87 at julian but not affecting the speeds there. just one car off the roadway. there's the fire in the area, talking about that fire in san jose. and it's not affecting traffic flow. and not threatening homes. bay bridge toll plaza, a light backup for the cash lanes westbound. eastbound out of the city, a small approaching treasure island on the lower deck. >> coming up, woken up and told to run, guests at a hotel in washington state scramble to get out of the building seconds before it blows up. ne vio o ofashgtoste..==lra/== o

new video out of washington state, explosion and fire rocked a motel 6 near seatle moments after guests were evacuated. a gas leak was reported about 8:00 last night and less than 30 minutes later an explosion levelled the large part of the motel. guests reported a shockwave. firefighters were on scene, they were blown back 20 feet. the gas company employees in the hospital with severe burns. a follow-up now from blue to pink. the fda approved the world's first drug designed to boost a woman's sex drive. known as addyi. taken daily, the effects kick in

a month later. increases sex drive by changing a chemical imbalance among neurotransmitters in the brain that impact desire. critics warn that renewed passion could have side effects. but supporter of the female viagra say it's a victory for women. >> we're not trying to make people sex crazed. we're trying to normalize what has been for them not an abnormal situation, but a very distressing situation. >> okay. we did mention side effects. they include low blood pressure, nausea. doctors warn, it should not be taken with alcohol as you could lose consciousness. the shorter you are, the shorter your pregnancy may be. that's according to a new study. researchers with the march of dimes looked at more than 3,000 women and their babies. a mother's height helped predict the environment of a fetus and influenced length of premature

births. birth length and weight were determined by genetics. new research finds brain scans can predict a child's performance in math. the study included 438-year-olds who underwent brain mris. children who had greater brain volume were the best math learners over the next six years. those who have stronger connectivity into visual perception and number comparison did better. test scores were less accurate gauge of the future math skills. >> a lot of us trying to forget math experiences from school, 5:25. next following a brushfire in the south bay. crews are there but facing an unusual problem. >> plus, what happens moments been an alleged murder. three suspects chasing their victim. two suspects already dead. jninus.'m m bck.=lra/hotand'm u

good wednesday morning. thank you for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannonen a look at plmidweek forecast with kari. >> beautiful day ahead. much more comfortable. as we walk out the door, it's in the lower 60s and clouds are

back in some spots. 65 degrees now in the peninsula. and 58 degrees in the north bay. highs today will be much more comfortable than we've seen, 81 in the north bay. 69 san francisco. south bay 87. 80 in the east bay. peninsula today see a high of 79 degrees. great weather today. how about that commute, mike? >> great weather for a great view of the bay bridge. that's what i needed to see. this is out of the san francisco east 80, a set of flashing lights toward treasure island tunnel reports of a stall they cleared from the report. no slowing. look at the live camera there at bay bridge toll plaza. we do have the cash lanes stacking up. that's your westbound commute on schedule. map shows no big drama for the upper east shore. skill have the crash, highway 4, balfour. the bill for livermore westbound 580. standard. back to you. not standard in the south bay, a developing story, six acres and counting. firefighters working all night in southeast san jose.

trying to put out a grass fire burning off of san felipe road east of 101 near silver creek. >> burning since last night. "today in the bay's" bob redell joining us live from san jose. that fire isn't spreading fast but crews are having a tough time getting to it. >> reporter: because of the steep terrain and it's one cal fire firefighter said to us earlier, this is the result of four years of a drought in california you are going to have heavy fuels. with heavy fuels and source of ignition, you're going to have this. this i video that came into the newsroom. you can see the fire, it has grown to six acres. this is a rugged area off of san felipe road in the southeastern section of san jose here. the fire starting around 10:00 last night. started, as you mentioned, slowly but has grown to six acres and the latest numbers from cal fire is that it is 70% contained. they've got 11 engines, 3 tenders, 4 hand crews and

they're relying a lot on the men and women in those hand crews because people are going to have greater access than large vehicles. but also going to be slower. they expect this is going to take some time to get full containment into the morning if not early afternoon. live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. also in san jose, police searching for the third suspect believed to have tortured and killed a man in san jose. this is new video that they have just released last night, showing the three suspects right before police say they killed that man that they're running after. one of the suspects still on the run. >> two others shot and killed by san hoy police officers within 24 hour of each other. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez gins us now. chris, police say the homicide is what actually led to two officer involve shootings this week. complicated. >> it is complicated story. there is outrage against the two police shootings within 24 hour of each other. but there's a search for the

suspect who is clearly armed with something. in that video, that video clear, you can see with your own eyes. san jose police released it late last flignight showing the thre. 23-year-old matthew castillo, runs in with a gun, followed by 40-year-old richard jacquez a aiming aa tech .9. a third suspect armed with a ham or club killed that 38-year-old man thursday in that office park. police spokesman says that it because of this video the officers had to assume that jacquez was arm and dangerous monday night. still, family members and friends gathers at a vigil and say they don't think police had cause to kill him the other night. >> they were -- the suspects were running after and

intimidating and terrorizing the victim. >> i don't care what they say. he had family. he has friends. everybody loved him. whatever they say, that's up to them. we know who he is. we know who he is. >> now the third suspect's description unknown because he's wearing a bandanna over his face. police are urging him to surrender. matthew castillo was shot by police after he pulled a gun on them on sunday night. he's on the left. day before jacquez shot and killed by police, he's in the middle. police searching for the third alleged killer and defending their own officers' use of deadly force. >> thank you. happening later today, san jose city council is going to discuss a man to allow garbage trucks to collect more than just trash. talking about your information. some leaders want to put license plate readers on the front of

garbage trucks in hopes of catching criminals. mayor sam liccardo supports the proposal but wants to make sure it doesn't trash people's rights. >> i think certainly we want to understand civil liberties implications, legal implications putting cameras in public, i think we're all concerned about that. >> supporters say the program could help track down fugitives, stolen cars, missing kids. garbage collect companies and workers would not able to access data. south bay workers will be taking home morn than they do now. city council voted to boost the minimum wage to 11 an hour. takes effect january 1st. it's the highest minimum wage in the entire country. also it will be adjusted annually pegged to consumer prices. controversial issue right now on pay, laura, businesses that unfairly label workers' independent contractor better be

ready to pay the piper alook with employees. recent federal court rulings against bay area based companies mean the government's serious about enforcing labor rules. the companies, including national consolidated couriers in san leandro and stanford yellow taxi in mountain view, have to pay millions in unpaid back wages. each accused of misclassifying employees who did not receive proper benefits. pg&e crews working through the night to find the source of a mysterious smell. the fire department started getting calls from people who smelled what appeared to be natural gas near the coliseum. pg&e was called in, along with a haz-mat team. utility company brought in special equipment to search for the source of the smell. >> about two dozen gas te technicians sweep the area using state-of-the-art leak detection equipment and have not found traces of natural gas.

>> i'm concerned about long-term effects, chemicals, things that can happen with the kids, family members. >> the different agencies chasing the smell believe it could be the result of a business nearby using a different method for cleaning tanks. san francisco state preparing to welcome the largest freshman class in the college's history. more than 8,000 students expected on campus come monday. that includes freshman class of 4,200 students many moving into campus starting tomorrow. it's going to be tight living quarters with so many students. the school is tripling up many dorm rooms. hoping to putting a stop to sand mining in the bay, the group san francisco bay keeper sued california a few years ago alleging companies mine the bay for sand. a judge ruled against sf bay keeper but the group appealed. sand is used for construction projects but environmentalists say sand mining causes erosion and could cause the great

highway and major city sewer lines to collapse if it doesn't stop. >> relic of the past that might be gone here soon. caltrans has a new plan to bring down a large trunk of the old bay bridge in one major blast. crews dismantling the eastern span piece by piece but the largest pier is a 260-foot chunk of concrete could be pulverized in six seconds. opponents say the sound of explosions could hurt or kill marine mammals. cal trans says it's the most cost effective and environmental sound option. if approved it would happen in november. happening today, better way to celebrate the 100th birthday of the great american road trip than to re-create that very first journey. historic 1915 ford model t. made its way across the country and now making that last stop once again here in the bay area. >> slowly but surely chugged its way thousands of miles. "today in the bay's" stephanie

chuang joining us in san francisco where the sweet ride is getting for its first live showing. >> it is a sweet ride especially when you consider 100 years old. this is par of the celebration of the 1915 world's fair at palace of fine arts built for that event. it shows how deep the history is in san francisco. and 100 years later historic model t. is here in town, city by the bay. here it comes, driving up on bakers street here. inside there, first of all, just came from a 34-day road trip, 3,500 miles going at about 35 miles an hour and pulling up, we've got some folks here, look at this ride. here we go. this is mark gessler, president of historic vehicles association. good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: talk to me about, this sam called it sweet ride. >> 1915 model t., 100 years old and it's just come across the united states, leaving from detroit and 34 days later, we're

here in san francisco. we're following the ride that em dsel ford took 21 years ago. >> reporter: henry ford's only son. what is this made of? how did it last this long? >> it's an incredibly simple design and that makes it so durable. we came across country, we had no problem whatsoever. we had one blown tire and that was about it. >> okay. 100 years old. i can't get over that fact. talk to me about what this means. >> america's automotive history matters. this is an important part of our past, helps shape america and trips like this that remain us of our important automotive history. >> reporter: how many miles to the gallon? >> but 17 miles to the gallon. >> reporter: not bad. how much money for this beauty? >> well, in the time, it cost $500. but we got it given to us and we restored it. >> reporter: thank you. mark gessler. we have a lot of history here with us this morning including

family ties to the historic trip here 100 years ago. stay with us, we'll be back. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang. >> so cool. you think they would be more wind blown having gone across the country, weathered. >> they were wind blown. they look fresh. 17 miles per gallon, some of our cars are getting that as of four years ago. >> not a plug-in. >> not a hybrid. wind in their hair in that video good time for it. it's hot. >> it's been hot. we have onshore flow and the ocean breeze returning to the bay area. after morning clouds roll out of here, it will be a beautiful day. here's your lunchtime temperatures across the bay area. it will be in the 60s and 70s, 80 in the tri-valley with high today. topping out at 87 degrees. 79 in the peninsula. and high of 87 degrees in the south bay. more of this great weather the next couple of days. i'll highlight the weekend coming up in a few minutes. let's see how roads are moving with mike.

>> everything's moving well except the bay bridge toll plaza which for the toll plaza it's moving well. cash lanes backed up here. fas-trak, creeping by. look at your map. it's only at the toll plaza itself and just up the incline. past the metering lights, just fine into the city and so down the east shore freeway and the maze. looking at oakland, we have an event, 12:35, midday game for the a's. keep that in mind midday traffic. easy drive across the san mateo. dumbarton bridge over to the peninsula new york delays for 101 or 28 on bottom of the screen, northbound 101 and 87, a slight buildup. more cars through san jose. back to you. global education group that partners with oakland schools is going to provide an important gift to some oakland students later today. free computers. the academy is a nonprofit group that provides free online educational help and partnered with schools that includes unity high. the academy will recognize some students' accomplishments

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in the gun battle filed a lawsuit against the police department. that suit comes one day after the findings of an independent report made public. the report concluded that officers used, quote, unreasonable force when they fired 600 times at car carrying the suspects and the hostages. hostage misty was killed by police gunfire with two of the suspects. >> it's 5:45. from pitchman to criminal, jared, the celebrity spokesman for subway sandwiches expected to plead guilty to child porn charges. he became famous 15 years ago when they lost 200 pounds with help of a subway sandwich diet. six week ago his life and public image took a dramatic turn. police raided his home in indianapolis and seized electronics and dvds in a child porn bust. subway ended its rip with fogle after the arrest. cheaters beware. hackers may have just outed you with the story we first told you about last month.

hackers claimed to have stolen customer information from the cheating site ashleymadison.com. hackers demanded the site shut down or they would publish personal profiles online. they've made good on on the threat, the information includes user names, addresses and phone numbers. the hackers claim it does not stand by its policy. a once hot idea shelved, there won't be special cooking events at williams sonoma store where it all started. it's everywhere but the first store opened 59 years ago in sewn nom ma. according to the press democrat, city council shot down a permit for a handful of cooking demonstrations where the company reopened last year. opponents were concerned about crowd, noise, and traffic. >> what's scott mcgrew got cooking up? telecommunications company, which supplies wi-fi to convention ken centers, latest

punished for cutting travelers off for the internet. >> hotels have done it, airports as well, blocking wi-fi signals from competitors. >> the fcc fined the company smart city 3/4 of a million blocking wi-fi signals at convention centers all over the united states. we have file video from the santa clara convention center. the legal paperwork does not say if santa clara was one of the locations where smart cities block competitors but we do know smart cities is the wi-fi provider for santa clara convention center. we've contacted the center but it's not even 6:00 a.m. blocking hot spots and charging them $80 for official convention center wi-fi. last fall mare jot hotels paid 600,000 for the same thing. it's minutes day. we get notes from the most

recent fed meeting to try to figure out if the fed is going to raise interest rates next month. the germans voted to approve the greek bailout. the vote was closer than merkel would have liked. a couple of countries need to vote, including the netherlands. perhaps most important story of the day new york crying in baseball and in apple watches in baseball. the mlb banned the apple watch from the field and the dugout. it's already banned smartphones. issue came up when a coach from the kansas city royals spotted wearing that watch, it was given to him by the team. "the kansas city star" points out, you can't have a smartphone on the field, the watch is only a watch, without a smartphone, you can't do much without an iphone but no smartphones, no smartwatchs. >> what's the danger of having that? >> there isn't one. it tells time without an iphone. assuming you're following rules about not having the iphone in

your pocket, it's just a watch. >> pablo sandoval used his phone in the red sox dugout on instagr instagram and got in trouble. >> to like a picture of a girl. >> i thought they were checking the time and get distracted by the fly balls. >> distracted by something. thank you. serious bragging rights for a san francisco restaurant. al's place in the mission is bobon appet appetit's magazine's restaurant of the year. >> a quirky, small restaurant. take the french fries, brined with salt and cabbage, fried right before served, and smoked apple barbecue sauce. what do you think? order for that? goes for $7. probably fill you up. all entrees less than $20. the chef aaron london owns and runs al's place. >> cool story. good home cooking there. reasonably priced.

>> getting hot home cooking. what it's been like this entire week but coming down. >> you can go quout side with a skillet and cook on the sidewalk. as we go into the weekend, weather improves. and it makes it so much easier to get over the hump, right? heading into the next several days. weather will be cooler, a live look at san francisco. golden gate bridge, you can see that it is all clear for now. we may see those low clouds rolling back in here in the next several minutes. temperatures now at 65 degrees in sunnyvale. livermore, 61. 62 concord. san francisco is now in the lower 60s. a look at highs today. 84 degrees in san jose. mountain view, 81. embarcadero at 69 degrees. much more comfortable even in the north bay, 88 degrees in novato. concord 86. 84 in dublin. warm in the usual spots. we have had really hot weather that hot, high pressure continues to move off to the

east, and we start out each morning with coastal fog and cooling trend continues. this within, we'll be in between weather systems. high pressure to the east. low pressure to the west. and temperatures will be responding by warming up a couple of degrees but not really jumping like we had over the weekend. expect the trend to stay at about average for maybe slightly above. this within the forecast calls for some great outdoor weather. 84 degrees on friday in the tri-valley. peninsula at 76 this weekend. don't expect a huge warm-up but notice a little bit of warmth by sunday. now let's see how traffic is moving with mike. >> well, looks look a good volume. it is moving well here. west 580 through dublin. show you the map of the same area. cameras located here in the green zone. we are at the speed limit. here slowing approaching through livermore as the altamont pass. no problem for the dublin interchange. standard build for sunol.

walnut creek interchange, concord easy drive. different portion of highway, for, the north bay clear over there. and there's the bay bridge toll plaza. we will give you the live look, that's the slowdown, maze moving close to the speed limit and approach but metering lights are on. there's the backup. south bay first burst 101 at 680, bust and things clear up. >> serious and stone-faced how a lot of police officers look to a lot of people. >> one officer in utah says there's a lighter side to law enforcement. officials now got the viral video to prove it. >> this video shows officer bryson committing what some have called a crime against dance. he says 7-eleven part of his morning beat. at 6:00 in the morning when he thought he was alone with the clerk, just shake it. >> the beat got the best of me. there's a person behind all of

this and we just -- we have fun, too. >> looks like he has fun. wonder what song inspired that dance. >> that is the one thing that is burning on your mind there. he was shaking it, taylor swift, was something we can't think of. >> he was having fun. >> next, not designed to be secure. that's what hillary clinton says. it wasn't designed to be secure about home e-mail server but maintains no security breach here but it's not playing out well in the campaign trail.

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at 5:55, to decision 2016. hillary clinton is speaking out amid a firestorm about her use of a private e-mail server while working as secretary of state. she says it's nothing to worry about. "today in the bay's" edward lawrence has more how this is playing out on the campaign trail. >> reporter: after a las vegas town hall, hillary clinton addressed lingering questions about using a personal e-mail server while secretary of state. >> whether it was a personal account or a government account, i did not send classified material and i did not receive any material that was marked or designated classified, which is the way you know whether something is. >> reporter: clinton says she set up the personal sever out of convenience but experts say a private e-mail server won't have the same protection as a secure government server. it was never designed to be

secure. it was designed to be a way of sharing information, not protecting information, from being shared. >> reporter: republicans say this controversy shows clinton's lack of judgment. >> i think it shows, quite frankly, incompetence on her part to not know this is important information she needed to protect. >> reporter: she's not worried. >> a continuing drum beat that is very much in the interest of the other side of keeping alive. >> reporter: clinton admits deleting personal e-mails. sources say fbi analysts are optimistic some data can be retrieved. >> hillary clinton says that even if she used a secure government server e-mails would be reviewed, raising the same questions, and this is a normal process. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. 5:57. the courtroom today once again the field of play for sudden nfl rival tom brady and roger goodell, the commissioner. it's possible neither the commissioner nor the quarterback will be in the courtroom for the latest round of the deflategate

suspension dispute that does not seem to die. attorneys will certainly be there, presumably air grievan grievances. brady is appealing four-dame suspension, calling it too harsh. judge hopes settlement talks will resume. >> boston may have 900 million reasons back out of the olympic bid, close to $1 billioning how much organizers may have underestimated costs to hold the games according to a new report commissioned by the state of massachusetts. state lawmakers wanted a better idea of the risks involved with holding the games. new price tag came out after boston bailed out. now it is still possible los angeles may step in and salvage u.s. bid. >> we could be right by their side. okay. 5:58. coming up at 6:00, historic road trip. we are live. classics roll into san francisco. >> plus, from gash annurbage tr crime fighter. a brushfire burning in the

san jose foothills, why this small fire's causing a big problem for crews. "today in the bay" starts now. >> good wednesday morning, thank you for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we're collecting the weather, mike inouye keeping tabs on the commute. >> kari hall has a look at microclimate forecast halfway through the workweek. >> yes, we are. cheering on the cooler weather as we start out in the 60s. heading out the door, 60 in san francisco. 65 in the peninsula. clouds this morning but clearing out this afternoon, 87 in the south bay, peninsula 79 degrees. breezy, east bay 80 and sunny. tri-valley 87 degrees. north bay 89. cooler weather hangs around for a while. i'll have the rest of the forecast coming up. let's look at commute with mike. >> bay bridge toll plaza metering lights on. did that surprise you?

no. there's the backup. look at map, we'll show you a nice easy, pleasant approach to the area as well. flow down the east shore freeway, to the maze, no problem. just there at toll plaza and up the incline, slowing towards san francisco across the span. we have a little build for 880 through hayward, southbound past the san mateo bridge transition. northbound routes bill for san jose. 680 a big jam last few minutes. there's red but live camera there, that was the first burst and it's already cleared, ready for the next one in a half hour. that's when san jose starts to build. back to you. >> thank you. firefighters are having a tough time reaching flames burning in foothills not far from the silver creek country club. bob redell live from south san jose. that fire is in a tricky spot. >> it's at the end of san felipe road in southeastern portion of san hey. it's