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 remote, you're not going to

get cell service and there is steep terrain. drop-offs of 50 feet, something that the cal fire firefighters are having to navigate. this fire starting around 10:00 last night. grew to just over six acres. cal fire telling us it is about 70% contained. and they do have a lot of resources on this fire because we are in the fourth year of the drought, heavy fuels out there very concerned about this spreading as they would with any fire but especially now given the conditions that they are dealing with. this fire is above the population, so it's not threat. ing any of the homes here in the neighborhood. we're at here, any structures that may be around there. but it's tricky to fight because of the terrain, because of the fuels they've got 11 engines, three tenders, four hand crews. hand crews doing a lot of the work because they have easier access than the engines and the trucks and whatnot. they will be here through the morning and possibly into the afternoon. again, this fire here in the southeastern portion of san jose

burned over six acres while you were sleeping and is 70% contained. live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. 6:01. chilling new surveillance video to show you, chaotic moments before three armed suspects shot and killed a man inside a san jose business. since that homicide last week, police have shot and killed two of the suspects, and now the desperate search is on to find the third man involved. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us now with more on the developing story. >> hi, laura. police have clear video of those three suspects entering the office space where police say they terrorized and then killed a 38-year-old man last week. now the man who is dressed in all black right here is the only suspect that is still at large and he appears to be armed. san jose police released the video last night showing three suspects entering that office space thursday, that's 29-year-old matthew castillo first who had a gun in his hand followed by the masked man who

appears to have a club then 40-year-old richard jacquez runs in last, and he appears to be holding what police describe as a tech .9 assault weapon. police say that was moments before confronting and then killing that 38-year-old victim who puts up his hands. the spokesman had to assume jacquez was armed and dangerous when they tracked him down monday night. it was a i can theic scene as police confronted him monday as he tried to flee to his cousin's house but still speaking at a vigil last night, jacquez's family paints a different picture. >> they were -- suspects were running after and intimidating and terrorizing the victim. >> i don't care what they say. he has family, friends, everybody loved him. and whatever they say, that's up to them. but we know who he is. we know who he is.

>> the third suspect description is unknown because despite the fact the video's clear, he's wearing a bandanna over his face but appears to be holding some weapon. now police say in they are urging him to turn himself in. matthew castillo on the left shot by police after he pulled a gun on them sunday night. the day before jacquez was shot and killed in san jose. while the video of the suspects is very clear, there's no official video when police shot the suspects. those officers were not wearing body cameras at the time. >> very disturbing video. thank you, kris. 6:04, i violent august with the san jose police department with four officer-involved shootings, august 9th, then monday a man kill himself after officers opened fire. august 16th, officers shot a homicide suspect on center and east capitol expressway, then

monday in south san jose. 6:04. hayward police hope suspect sketches could help them solve the shooting death of an east bay teenager. detectives need help identifying three suspects believed to be between 17 and 18-year-olds old. one shot and killed 17-year-old kionta murphy jr., two weeks ago, in hayward. the recent graduate was planning to join the marines. shooting happened near morning side drive. the suspects were last seen driving away in a silver suv. this morning, yosemite dealing with another possible case of the plague. tourists from georgia who visit the the national park earlier in the month has come down with plague-like symptoms. centers for disease control testing that patient to confirm its initial diagnosis. california health department working with rangers to figure out what areas the sick camper visited. the plague, transmitted by fleas

or rodents can be deadly if not treated early enough. yosemite closed two camp grounds earlier over plague fears. investigation under way in sebasto sebastopol a log fell from the peak and hit the worker near the base of the tree. the owner climbed down and began cutting the log off of the worker but by the time medics got there he was already dead. >> a warning on the peninsula. keep your pets inside. animal control cities coyotes are responsible for a series of cat mallings in palo alto. two cats recently found dead in an area that spans from the barren park neighborhood to the palo alto orchards. leaders say there have been several coyote sightings. the drought is causing wild animals to travel farther from their typical habitat searching for food and water.

happening today, san jose city council will discuss a man to allow garbage trucks to collect more than trash. they want to collect information. some leaders want to put license plate readers on the front of garbage trucks in hopes of cashing criminals. the idea is to help the understaffed police force. 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 the civil liberties implications, legal implications anytime putting cameras in public, we're all concerned about that. >> supporters say the program could help track down fugitives, stolen cars, even missing children and emphasize garbage collect companies and workers would not be able to access the data. >> bay area environmental group planning on presenting its arguments to an appeals court next week in hopes of putting a stop to sand mining in the bay. the group san francisco bay keeper sued california 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 highway and sewer line to collapse if nothing is done. 6:08. at the beach, want to see if it's a good day to go out there. a lot of kids, probably the last day before they head back to school. >> and if they want to go the beach, i don't think you'll be doing much swimming. sunbathing, definitely. as we take a look now, from mt. hamilton, we see the widespread clouds everywhere except the tops of mt. hamilton and it's 61 degrees in livermore. 63 in hayward. san francisco wakes up to 60 degrees highs in the mid-80s in san martin, 87 degrees. mountain view, 81. embarcadero, 69 degrees. in the north bay, expect some 80s there except for sausalito. 68. 86 degrees in concord. and dublin, 84 degrees.

how about that weekend? i'll let you know in a few minutes. let's see how the commute is going with mike. >> looking at nice, easy flow of traffic southbound 880 past the truck scales and the auto mall parkway sign, that's the volume building but not as far as sensors go. sensors holding at spee limit through fremont. slowing south 880 through hayward, mile build for that portion of the east bay. over toward the peninsula, for that commute, volume but not showing slowing for the 101 corridor there, south through palo alto and san mateo. easy drive down the east shore freeway building as you approach the berkeley curve. oakland coliseum, a's play 12:35, lunchtime traffic. north bay. live look, volume's building but not presenting surprises or problems. back to you. >> thank you very much. i bet you didn't spot any of these on the roadways. happening today, what better way to celebrate the 100th birthday of the great american road trip and re-create the first journey,

historic 1915 forward model t., read about in your history books now making its way across country and stopping here in the bay area. >> only blew one tire that entire journey. pretty car. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in san francisco where the sweet ride rolled into town. >> i'm in the sweet ride, backseat of his this model t. i'm joined by randy book, who learned about five or six weeks ago that there was a family tie with the trip that was made here from detroit 100 years ago. randy, talk to me about that. >> be happy to. first of all, good morning. i -- mark the president of hva reached out to me six weeks ago and their company had come across an agenda of a trip that my grandfather had taken across the country which i was never aware of. mark asked me if i'd join him in

michigan and looked, watch him take off out of michigan and i flew in yesterday to see the trip. >> we lost our signal because they're driving through the streets of san francisco. this is a look at part of the track that they made to make it to san francisco as i mentioned earlier, they only blew one tire along the way. 17 miles per gallon, that beauty gets you. >> it was -- cost $500 back in the day. >> back in the day. >> back in 1915. here it is rolling into the bay area 100 years later. >> cool ride for steph this morning. she needs a bonnet or something. >> the only person we know -- yes, her hair was blowing in the wind. preview of when you review your favorite are restaurant, salon, bar, the works. what about reviewing the u.s. government? why the government is turning to yelp to see what you think. >> and we'll attack a closer look at hp's former ceo, carly

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money than they do now. big vote, santa clara city council approved to boost to the city's minimum wage up to $11 an hour which will take effect january 1st. santa clara city leaders say it's the highest minimum wage in the entire county and also most importantly going to be adjusted annually pegged to consumer prices. >> a quarter after 6:00. getting in touch with city officials in burlingame will be easy as checking in on the smartphone. launching a free app allowing users to report noncity services like burning streetlights and litter. officials hope it will promote transparency between government agencies and the public. speaking of which, got some gripes with the government to get out there? feds might be bracing for an earful because you're not able to yelp government agencies real time. yelp, government right now going to the way of restaurantsing

hotels and health clubs thanks to new partnership with san francisco's kept, yelp based here. now agencies are going to be able to claim a yelp page and respond directly to whatever feedback comes through the government hopes to improve customer satisfaction. argument broken out in business community over whether carly fiorina was a good ceo. >> scott mcgrew, that fight taking shape in the top newspapers. >> competing op-ed pieces, sam. one from a yale management professor saying fiorina was a poor ceo in charge of hewlett-packard citing her failure to create goat at the company. this morning another op-ed, this time in the "wall street journal," points out very few ceos were able to create growth in the days after the 2001 terror attack. and fiorina is being held to a higher standard than other ceos. though it is fiorina running on

her record as ceo for president. she says she increased employment while hp as well as revenue. both things are true, but the increased number of employees and added revenue came when hp bought compact computer, a mr. holmesen that turned out to be a mistake. fiorina according to the latest poll by cnn favored about by 5 percent. wi-fi provider smart cities fined 3/4 of a million by the fcc for blocking conventiongoers' wi-fi access and forcing them to use smart city's wi-fi for $80 a day. smart city supplies wi-fi to dozens of convention centers including this, the santa clara convention center. japanese airline ana says its star wars painted planes will come to san jose. ana nonstop service. the airline recently unveiled

series of 787 dreamliners in a star wars dlfr r delivery. chase banks offering the darth vader credit card. get one with droids, too, looking for those. i like this one. i think this would be -- remember, taking a young lady out to dinner, classy to pay for it and if she sees you slapping down the darth vader credit card she'll know she's with a classy guy. >> you're in the black, maybe not the red. >> how about that? >> what's the credit line on those things? >> all depends. 6:18 now. while fires raging across west coast. a firefighter capturing images of the so-called firenado battling a fire in idaho. so far, 100 while fires burning across the west coast. situation is so dire, military troops as we told you yesterday, coming in for the first time in almost a decade to try to help out. >> fires have swarmed the entire west coast as you mentioned,

laura. right now keeping a close eye on temperatures, hopefully coming down, kari, to make progressive efforts. >> temperature coming down, air quality improving, don't have normally winds bringing in the smoke like we had past few days. trend of improving weather not only with air quality but temperatures continue. as we take a live look at bay bridge. cloud overhead but not clouds and fog. great new as you head out don't have to deal with low visibility. the skies clearing. lunchtime temperature across the bay, at lunch break, 68 degrees in san francisco. peninsula 72 degrees. and the north bay 71 degrees. now we're talking about temperatures that will be several degrees cooler than yesterday. east bay at 80 degrees. san francisco 69. tri-valley 87 degrees. what's going on here? we have a nice onshore flow, bringing back our natural air-conditioning. and the winds aren't that

strong, winds picking up at about 10 to 15 miles an hour. it does get more breezy this evening here we are at 4:00. winds coming in from the west at about 15 miles an hour. into the evening, more of the same as low clouds return. that hot, high pressure we have to deal with past of days drifting to the east. with it goes unbearable weather. each morning we start out with the coastal fog to keep the cooling trend in place and this within will be in between weather systems and that will give us slightly warmer air. here's a look at outlook next few days. san jose, we will be at 84 degrees toe. 82 tomorrow and 80 friday. but then it does go up a couple of more degrees this within. but still, we're not talking about highs over 100 degrees here. so it will be a great weekend and temperatures about average for most of the bay area. san francisco will see highs this weekend in the low 70s. and the tri-valley expect highs to trend into the upper 80s by sunday.

we'll keep you up to date on that. mike's keeping you up to date on traffic. >> the trend in the south bay heavier volume of traffic here, north bound 101, nothing dramatic but we have that increase that builds north of 680. sensors from green to yellow, speeds below 60 miles per hour, 87, 280, showing more cars of the area off of san felipe road. bob's tracking the fire. no freeways affected but watching fires in the area. south 680 at 84 earlier three vehicles reported there over on the shoulder after a fender bender crash. distraction but no major build. we also have northbound 880 around hagan burger, cars with flat tires of the shoulder, debris by the coliseum. bay bridge metering lights are on. san mateo bridge as well, we got report of something going on, flat section perhaps a car with a flat tire or tire rolling around in the lanes, still getting details from chp. i don't see slowing here but this will take a while to build.

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at 6:24, a follow-up from blue to pink. the fda approved the world's first drug designed to boost a woman's sex drive. the pink pill will be sold as addyi, if taken daily, effects kick in, a month later, set to increase sex drive by changing

chemical imbalances among neurotransmitters in the brain that impact desire. critics worn that renewed passion could have side effects but the female viagra supporter say it's a victory for women. >> to make peel sex crazed, we're trying to normalize what has been for them not only an abnormal situation but a distressing situation. >> the side effects include low blood pressure and nausea. doctors warn it should not be taken with alcohol as you could lose consciousness. 6:25 on wednesday morning. global education group that partners with oakland school is going to provide an important gift to oakland students today, free xucomputers. khan academy has a partnership with some schools including unity high, charter school in east oakland. the academy is going to recognize some students' accomplishments by providing them with computers at no cost. >> you know police officers can look pretty serious.

they have a very serious job. >> well, they can also get down. where you're going with this. one officer in utah sees a lighter side to law enforcement. officials now, he's got the viral video to prove it. >> utah officer committing what some called a crime against dance. he says 7-eleven is part of his morning beat and at 6:00 in the morning when they thought he was alone with the clerk he was struck by the urge to dance. >> beat got the best of me. there's a person behind all of this and we just -- we have fun, too. >> he certainly did have a lot of fun. look, no unelse is dancing with him. you know what? doesn't stop him. >> yeah, but people -- he knows that's going out there. you see the phones. coming up next, update to brushfire we've been following since last night. still burning in the south bay. >> unusual crime on the stanford campus. police need your help tracking down whoever cut off the arm of

the historic statue. what is that in the air? the strange smell prompting a haz-mat situation in the east oty. oomorng anthas f n.

very good wednesday morning to you. yep, starting out with logos this day. >> agreed. >> the place to be. thanks so much. he's sam brock. >> we're self-identified tracking the weather anded road. mike inouye with the commute. but we again with meteorologist kari hall hoping in the microclimate forecast things are coming down a bit. >> great forecast. as we get ready to go through the middle of the workweek, temperatures coming down, air call improving, too. it's now 62 degrees in the south bay. 63 in the east bay. san francisco at 60 degrees. look at these high today. 79 in the peninsula. east bay, 80 degrees. tri-valley, at 87 degrees. north bay, expect a high of 81 degrees. nice comfortable weather stays with us for a few more days. i'll have the weekend microclimate forecast coming up. right now traffic with mike. >> i had a problem with the maps, hoping they come up by the time i call for them.

towards foster city side of the san mateo bridge, no traffic going for about 90 seconds. apparently the traffic break. i told you reports of a tire in the lanes. from the toll plaza side we see a smooth drive here. probably slowing beyond where we can see on the flat section and across the high-rise. plan for minor delay. westbound, slower drive, dumbarton bridge smoothly. peninsula is fine. folks in the tri-valley valley and east bay heading thruway and union city area. >> thank you, mike. update to a developing story, it now firefighters having a tough time reaching flames burning in the southeast foothills, not far from the silver creek country club in san jose. this is a look of the video that's come in from overnight. it's pretty rough, rugged, steep terrain they're getting into through there. they've got it 70% contained, it's burned six acres. you can see ash floating through

the air. good news, despite it being in a tricky spot, there are no homes threatened in that area. and they've got a handle on it so far but we'll continue to update the progress of firefighters throughout the morning. >> we have chilling, new surveillance video showing the kchaotic moments as you see thre armed suspects chased first and then shot and kill a man in front of a san jose business. since that homicide police have shot and killed two suspects and now the search is on to find the third man involved. >> kris sanchez with more on the developing story. >> video is chilling but clear, and in it you can see one suspect police are looking for, masked and dressed in all blak but armed. police released the video last flight showing the three suspects entering that office space last thursday, 29-year-old matthew castillo enters first with a gun, and then followed by suspect in all black. then 40-year-old richard jacquez

runs in last, aim wag police say is a tech .9 assault weapon. you can see the victim putting his hands up. police spokesman says it's because of that video that officers had to assume that jacquezes and armed and dangerous when they tracked him down monday night. it was a i can theic scene as officers confronted him monday as he tried to flee to his cousin's house. still, speaking at i vigil last night, jacquez's family paints a different picture. >> we're -- 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 loves him. >> suspect is still at large but 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. jacquez was shot and killed a day later in the middle.

the suspect video of the -- the third suspect is clear but again his face is concealed. now, though there is -- the video of the alleged killing, there's no official video of when police shot the suspect because the officers involved were not wearing body cameras. >> thanks for the latest trying to catch that suspect. 6:34 now. this morning, police are also trying to figure out why someone cut off the arm of a notable statue on the stanford campus. new video of the angel of grief statue this morning. stanford police say vandals cut off the marble arm some time last week. the angel of grief is more than 100 years old first put up in 1901 to honor the loss of her brother. it's valued nearly at $20,000. >> this morning, yosemite dealing with a possible case of the plague.

not biblical but a tourist from georgia who visited the national park has come down with plague-like symptom mz the centers for disease control is testing the patient to confirm its diagnosis. california's health department working with park rangers to fix out what areas that sick camper visited. the plague, transmitted by fleas or rodents can be deadly if not treated early enough. yosemite closed down two campgrounds this summer over plague fears. pg&e working to find the source of a mysterious smell in east oakland. getting calls from what appeared to natural gas near the coliseum. pg&e was called in along with the haz-mat team. utility company brought in special equipment to search for the source of the smell. >> about two dozen gas tech anythings to 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, you know, chemicals or

things that could 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. happening today, san jose city council will discuss a plan to allow garbage trucks to collect more than just trash. talking about your information. some city leaders want to put license plate readers on the front of garbage trucks in the hopes of catching criminals to help the understaffed police fore. mayor sam liccardo supports the proposing but liccardo wants to make sure it doesn't trash people's rights. >> certainly we want to understand civil liberties implications, legal implications any time putting cameras in public, we're concerned about that. >> supporters say the program could help track down fugitives, stolen cars, even missing kids. ep fa size, garbage collection companies and workers would not be able to access data. >> 6:36. a life hiv saving mission in the middle of the pacific ocean

going on now. the air national gar is trying to rescue an injured man on board a cargo ship. we're getting word the team parachuted into the ocean, now inflating a boat to try to take to that ship. we have video of the air national guard taking off from moffet field yesterday. traveled almost 1,000 miles to reach the green ridge cargo ship. a ship operator called for help yesterday morning saying a crew member fainted and was bleeding with a possible hemorrhage. >> caltrans says new plan to bring down a large clunk of the old bay bridge, one big blast. crews dismantling the eastern span piece by piece now but the largest pier, 260-foot chunk of concrete that could get pulverized in six seconds. opponents say the sound of the explosions could hurt or even kill marine mammals. caltrans says implosion is the most efficient, cost-effective and environmentally sound option. if approved the demolition would happen in november.

>> 6:37. a warning on the peninsula this morning to keep your pets indoors. animal control say coyotes are responsible for the siri of maulings of cats in palo alto. two cats were recently found dead in an area that spans from the bare ron park neighborhood to the palo alto orchards. self-citings near deer creek and page mill roads. experts say the drought is causing wild animals to travel farther from the usual habitat in search of food and water. we've heard that time and time again. >> also right now keeping track of the weather conditions. there is a trend under way and it's one that you're going to like to hear about it. >> it's a cooling trend. >> so excited because i can turn off the air conditioner. it's been on full blast the past few days. and helping out those utility bills, too. a look at temperatures we've had to deal with the past couple of days. na napa, on sunday, 101 degrees. we started the week at 92, which was still warm.

yesterday it was 80. so we're heading in the right direction. livermore was at 106. 104 monday, 93 degrees yesterday. and as we go into today, we're expectinging mostly 70s and 80s across the bay area. san jose at 84. san mateo 76. marina at 64. novato 88. oakland, 75. and san ramon, expect a high of 81 degrees today. and we'll have this kind of weather the next few days, even into the weekend. i'll let you know what exactly to expect for the next few days. coming up in a few minutes. let's see how traffic is going with mike. >> going but there was a delay. rippling back from the high-rise back to the toll plaza area where camera is slower drive because of an earlier traffic, clear a tire from the lanes. all lanes clear. this should recover quickly. there will be a build because folk coming off 880 and heading to 927 build off of the highway

94 and bill for tri-valley but nothing dramatic there. bay bridge metering lights on. slower drive developing. sensors change from green to yellow down the east shore freeway. speeds coming down towards 60 miles per hour, nothing bad there jump to the south bay. we did get a report, northbound 87er right around curtner, where that original section is developing, reports of three vehicles over on the shoulder. sounds like a fender bender. activity will be a distraction. there's your bill coming into downtown. >> back to you. >> 6:40 now. coming up, woken up and told to get out. guests at a motel in washington state scramble to safety second before the building blows up. would you watch a reality show brought to you by a chip maker? a live look at the big board. dow industrial down 1 144 points. =initromomn!= stephanie chuang live in san francisco, touching a bit of history.

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6:43 on wednesday, happening now, three people are missing

and presumed dead after heavy rain caused several landslides in alaska. photos show how devastating the impact is on the small coastal town of sitka. geologists will head to see the land is stable enough to search for missing men. the alaska governor is expected to visit later today. 2 1/2 inches of rain fell in a 24-hour span which caused landslides. new video out of washington state, explosion and fire rocked a motel 6 right near seattle. just moments after all guests were evacuated. a gas leak was reported around 8:00 last night, less than 30 minutes later an explosion levelled a large part of the motel. guests reported feeling a shockwave and firefighters on scene were blown back 20 feet. gas company employee is in the hospital this morning with severe burns. another development in the deadly police shoot-out near stockton last year. the familiar of the hostage killed in the gun battle between

police filed a lawsuit. the report concludes that officers used unreasonable force when they fired 600 times at the car carrying the suspects and hostages. the hostage was killed by police gunfire along with two of the suspects. this now a fall from grace from pitch man to criminal. jared the celebrity spokesman for subway sandwiches, expected to plead guilty to child pornography charges later this morning. he became famous 15 years ago when he lost a couple of hundred pounds with the help of the subway sandwich diet. six weeks ago his life and public image took a dramatic turn. police receiving electronics and dvd in a child pornography bust. subway ended the relationship with fogle after the arrest. hackers may have outed you a story we first told you about last month. hackers claim to have stolen customer information from the cheating site ashley

madison.com. the hackers demanded the site shut down or they'd pub pish personal profiles online. they have made good on the threat. information leaks includes names, addresses and numbers. the hackers claim ashley madison does not stand by the policy to erase profile information for small fee. >> are residents priced out of their 1 million view homes? the property is right on the ocean. right now it's home to low and moderate income families last month two dozen residents got a 60-day notice to vacate. the owners said they want to renovate and can't do it while people are living there. residents are concerned they're not able to afford the 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. >> now after a community meeting last week, the vacate notices have been rescinded for now. pacific skies working on a

relocation assistance program inste instead. >> quite the view. can 15 clara -- santa clara city council voted to raise minimum wage to 11 an hour. >> it says nowhere is that more apparent than at the pretzel store. >> right. i know you're wondering why, i'll get to that. first, details on the minimum wage hike, the santa clara city council voted to boost the city's minimum wage to 11 an hour, takes effect january 1st. santa clara city leaders say it's the highest minimum wage in the county. now, to the pretzels, there are two aunt annie's pretzel stores at valley fair mall in the south bay. sits astride the border of san jose and santa kara city. one of the aunt annie's in in san jose and santa clara. as the two cities have gone back and forth adjusting the minimum wage the two pretzel stores paid workers differently. the owner of aunt onnies who

owns both solved this rotating staff back and forth between the two cities. starting in january people on the santa clara side will make 11 an hour. people on the san jose side will make $10.15 an hour. intel in the middle of the developers conference in san francisco. ten of thousands people are there. one of the more startling bits of news announced by the ceo, intel is going to launch a reality show. it's going to feature people who make interesting devices and inventions at home. what we call the maker movement using intel technology. this is going to run on tbs. another silicon valley show on the tv. >> everybody's got reality shows. even businesses. >> even businesses. >> one right here. of course, serious note, we are now bringing about bragging rights for a san francisco restaurant. talking about al's place. in the mission, quite an amazing honor. bon appetit magazine named it

restaurant of the year. >> have you seen it? it's a quirky, small restaurant known for complicated and creative dishes. take the french fries, for example, brined for days with salt and cashage, fried in rice brand oil and fried before served. come with a smoked apple barbecue sauce. you know what? order goes for $7. all on trays less than $20. she chef aaron london owns and runs al's place. >> local spot affordable food. imagine that in the bay area. >> double fried fries. >> is al there? >> maybe. >> maybe. >> do you know him personally? >> french fries, hot food would be fine but might want to have ice cream or something cool. >> especially some spots normally this time of year, end of august, expect it to warm up in inland areas across the bay. cooler in san francisco and now as we take a live look at san jose, you see the clouds this

morning. we get the day started nice breeze. onshore flow returns and that returns air quality from the spoke and the hazy conditions we had the past couple of days. now weather and our air quality once again continues to improve. it's 65 degrees in the peninsula. and today's high makes it up to 80 degrees in the east bay. tri-valley expect a high of 87 degrees in san francisco topping out the 69 degrees. north bay 81 degrees. once again, warm in a few spots but nothing like we had to deal with past couple of days. a look at livermore, hour by hour, still clouds in the morning but the sun breaks out quickly. our temperatures making it into the upper 80s. but just a couple of the days ago it was 20 degrees hotter than this because of winds coming in from the west at about 10, 15 miles an hour today. so, a nice onshore flow brings back the natural air-conditioning. the morning clouds active in sunshine. the typical stuff we're used to

this time of year. that hot high pressure continues to drift off to the east. and fog returns for the next several mornings. this weekend, we'll be in between the weather patterns, the area of low pressure moving in. so there will be slightly warmer air for the weekend, looking at the tri-valley, it will be in the upper 80s by the end of the weekend but a look at microclimate comfortable weather. at least not talking about 90s and not talking about 100 here. it will be in the 70 and 80s across the bay area. great weather to get back outside and enjoy the weekend. a look at traffic with mike. >> not talking about anything severe but we are talking about a crash still with activity north 87 at currenter, over on your shoulder. three vehicles there. and fire that bob's talking about, traffic control off san felipe and it's not a problem for bulk of the silicon valley commute which builds typical for the south bay. live shot, earlier traffic break across the flat section.

look like things are moving smoothly to the high-rise. normal morning commute speeds that we expect back out to the map. slower drive developing off of 880 and moving to the peninsula, a slowdown for san mateo. also the east shore freeway has a building volume, same thing for south bound 680 towards pleasant hills. fender bender by san quentin out of the roadway. a historic 1915 ford model t. made its way cross-country and last stop in the bay area. >> stephanie chuang live where that sweet ride rolled into town. right by it. >> reporter: yeah, it's really nice, laura and sam. this is part of the greater centennial celebration of the world's fair in 1915 an however at palace of fine arts you have the model t. produced, 4,000 of them, ford's only son made the trek from detroit here 100 year ago. the historic vehicle association, 34, 35 daze ago

made the same trip. joined by casey maxon. this is 100 years old. talk about how this works. >> this car is unconventional compared to normal cars. pedals are in a different place than you expect. you're doing different things, where your ga is your brake. gas is on the steering column. you have to control your spak, ignition on the steering column. the clutch, first gear. up it's high gear. middle is neutral. >> you made it, 35 miles an hour, only one flat tire, that's amazing, 100 years old. the human side of this. randy found out six week ago you have family tries to -- ties to the trip. >> mark reached out and asked me if i was aware of the trip i told him i never heard of it and i was excited. he had a document that indicated each day what they did on travels. and i found it really

interesting, fascinating, you know, just to be part of that as far as my grandfather. >> grant father one of ford's friends who made that trip 100 years ago from detroit to san francisco. talking about a piece of history. celebration of san francisco in that history as well. live here in the city, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> very cool. thanks, steph. coming up, tiny brushfire causing big problems for firefighters in south bay now. >> plus moments before a homicide all caught on camera. surveillance video shows three suspects chasing their victim through a san jose business.

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♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ developing right now in the south bay, firefighters struggling to reach a brushfire burning near the silver creek country club. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live from the scene with the latest. >> reporter: laura, we've received word from cal fire they have gotten the fire out. started around 10:00. one firefighter telling us, pointing out the obvious, in the fourth year of the california drought, as a result, fuels in the hills are heavy evidenced by the video that came into the newsroom. the fire ended up sweeping through six acres of while land here off of san felipe road in southeastern section of san jose. it was above population, in other words, never threatening homes in the neighborhoods nearby or structures for that matter. but they did have quite a few resources out here, 11 engines, 3 tenders, 4 hand crews.

right now in mopup phase. in other words, trying to make sure nothing flares back up and keep this contained as it is now. six-acre wildfire in southeastern san jose is out. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> good news. san jose police are releasing new surveillance video they just did. this in the hope of trying to get more information out there about someone wanted in connection with the killing of a suspect. the killing and torture of a man. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez in our newsroom with more on this developing story. >> good morning to you both. in that surveillance video, three suspected killers armed including one, all black who is the only one still alive. police say 29-year-old matthew castillo entered first with the gun, followed by the mask man who has a hammer or club. then 40-year-old richard jacquez runs in last, aiming a tech .9 assault weapon. that's why officers assumed he was arm when he was shot and

killed by police monday. his family disputes that. no video proof of that because place say none of the officers who fired on the suspects were wearing body cameras. >> thank you, crisp. >> quick check of weather. meteorologist kari hall joining us. good news, temperatures coming down. >> yes, today cooler than yesterday. tomorrow will be cooler. so noticing a trend here. it will be 84 degrees in san jose today. not bad. mountain view, 81 degrees. in the castro, 67 degrees. 88 novato. oakland, 75. and dublin, 84. >> not bad. sounds just about perfect. >> what about that morning commute? >> very good. i mean you can have perfect, right? we have one incident approaching the bay bridge, not bad. east shore freeway lows. south baun bound 680. a crash, canyon road, cleared to the shoulder, no injuries. build for the north bound route

through san jose. curtner, still a car on the shoulder. >> we're back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> see you for nbc bay area news at 11:00. and a gray date. good morning, breaking overnight, severe weather hammers the midwest as 50 million people brace for new storms today while a massive mudslide swallows part of a town in alaska. three people missing and presumed dead. data dump, hackers reportedly makgood on a threat to release personal information of people who use the popular affairs website, ashley madison. have the identities of millions of cheaters just been exposed? leveled, a motel explodes near seattle after reports of a gas leak. two people unaccounted for. a quick thinking manager helps to save others.