that, what to expect, even as we head into the weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. a look at morning commute. >> a crash in san jose, presenting a lot of slowing for 87. another tough start for 87 drivers at guadeloupe parkway, crash north bound past alma. blocking. more distraction. jammed up not from curtner, now it's back to capitol expressway. we may see folks towards 101 if they have the choice and that may mean more problems for 101 starting its typical build. there's disturbance for san jose. tri-valley, slowing for 580 through livermore. build for 680 south, sam thing for 880 through hayward and union city, typical pattern there. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on backup at the toll plaza and the approach. san mateo bridge, a live look, volume builds for the westbound direction. east bound, headlights towards us, a stall reported but cleared. no delays. thank you.

update to breaking news. a dramatic rescue, still unfolding on a peninsula cliff side. involves a woman, a dog -- a woman, a man, two dogs making things problematic for rescuers. >> happening near palisades park along thornton state beach in daly city. stephanie chuang live to explain why crews are in a holding pattern of sorts. >> reporter: yeah, it's because of those dogs. i got an update from the fire battalion chief, the coast guard headed back with chopper to sfo to change pilots, to a more experienced pilot, to come back in a half hour and make the rescue of the woman who is 54, we understand, hanging off a cliff, it's past the fence, past the vegetation there, 300-foot drop, straight down to the beach. she fell about 150 feet down. she's been there all morning long since 1:00 in the morning. when the report first came in that she and a 27-year-old man had been hiking from thornton state beach and slipped and

fell. the man was able to climb back up, go to the house, make a call and he's at a local hospital. she's been stuck there. firefighters tried to get down to her earlier this morning but two pit bulls with her chases the firefighters away. the fire medics away. the plan right now, you saw video, the chopper from u.s. coast guard, had been circling, assessing the situation to see if they could rescue her. the plan is that, yes, they will come back and try to do that. it will be around 6:30, that's around sunrise, hopefully lighter out. more visibility. as for the dogs, two rescue and control officer interests the humane society and spca standing by to try to get the dogs. they're going to use nonlethal ways to get the dogs out the the way. number one priority is to get the woman. the dogs are a barrier to that right now. they're hoping the chopper sound will scare dogs away. they're using a beanbag gun to

get the dog away to get the woman. stephanie chuang "today in the bay." >> for that reason, we will check back in with you throughout the newscast. follow her and the rest of us on twitter. steph posting updates all morning. download our free nbc bay area app. quite the story here from college students to american hero. a sacramento state opportunity who helped take down a suspects terrorist is back home. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us now. quite the homecoming for anthony sadler. >> maybe not what we expected just yet. now there are a lot of people who wanted to welcome anthony, here in the middling back home at airport in sacramento but close to arrive quietly with his parents before sunset last night. dressed like a typical college student that he was just a few days ago before he and two friends gained hero status as they took on that would-be terrorist on the french train. national guardsmen alek

skarlatos and u.s. airman spencer stone, in the sling, welcomed at ramstein air force base in germany by 200 airmen and families. spencer stone, his thumb nearly shot off in the attack, used training a member of the squadron to save the hero who remains in the hospital. the three got the highest award in france and sadler got to walk the red carpet for a movie premiere before leaving france, realing from the whole unbelievable chain of events. >> i feel like i'm in a dream, unreal. two days ago on the train and two days later, all of this has happened. pretty crazy. >> my brother, i don't know what to expect. i think he's been so overwhelmed, pulled so many different ways i want to hug him, let him lead. the fourth american, a teacher, mark moogalian remains in the hospital recovering from a bullet wound to his neck.

nbc reporting his condition worrisome. once sadler, alek skarlatos, stone reunited there will be a parade in their honor. the mayors moved by the fact the families of the three men are not only proud of what they did, but they're not surprised by their actions. laura? >> thank you, kris. 6:05. for the moroccan suspect in the foiled attack faces terrorism charges as well as multiple counts of attempted murder, possession of weapons and conspiracy led into the courtroom, barefoot, blindfolded and wearing hospital scrubs. moments before the suspect walked to the train he watched a jihady video on his cell phone. they say his intent was to, kill, quote a trainful of people. and his internet footprint shows clear evidence of terrorist intent.

he said he stumbled upon a bag of weapons and planned to rob the passengers. big day in court for the undocumented immigrant accused in the sheooting death of kate steinle. evidence could determine whether he goes to trial. yesterday investigators testified that tourists captured photographs of lopez sanchez before and after the shooting in san francisco. we're not allowed to show you imamounts but we can tell you none of the photos clearly show the suspect's face. lopez sanchez accused of killing steinle while out for a walk with her father. a crime could lead to more officers on the streets in san francisco, that's expected today after tourist was shot on popular lombard street. a military pilot from thailand recovering after a thief shot him in the arm during a robbery yesterday. police say the pilot fought the thief for his camera and was shopt the victim part of a group of military pilots from

thailand's royal air force. the group in town to see the city. >> i think that's he's okay. he was -- the bullet penetrated his left arm, upper arm, and went in and came out to the other side. so we're hoping that there was no bone fracture or injury, just flesh. >> police chased the gunman and another suspect in the car across the bay bridge to oakland. the chase ended when the driver crashed the car. police arefed one man but the other took off and caught in someone's backyard. some trainers probably grabbing then antacids now in 25 minutes, the markets open and its sure to be another wild ride. dow futures pointing higher, as they were yesterday. but by the end of the day, it all gave way to another steep sell-off. and the sixth straight losing session. talk about a serious swing. one point yesterday, the dow was up 441 points then in the last hour, it was down as much as

250. if you're doing math at home, that's a 650-point swing. still, nothing like the nearly 1100-point drop we saw in the opening minutes of monday's opening. a burglar made off with more than $30,000. cameras caught the suspect steal the cash from the fillmore neighborhood. after walking around the store for a few minutes, the suspect notices an open office door towards the back of the business. the man looked in the office and stumbled across $33,000. another story about stolen cash, police say this man robbed a bank of the west on washington after last week. the man walked up to a teller, demanding money. he gave the suspect an undisclosed amount of cash. long awaited rebirth of a south bay shopping complex about to take a step forward today. the vallco shopping center in cupertino.

developers have been getting input from the public how to change and modernize vallco. the design will involve a new town center with more parking space and residential units. the developers are going to present their plan at a community center in cupertino. 6:09. time to check the morning forecast. depends where you are, how warm it's going to get today. >> still cool along the coast but heating up for inland valleys today. it's 61 degrees. comfortable in livermore. sunnyvale 62. san francisco, 58. napa 55. this afternoon, 72 degrees in the castro. and palo alto 82 degrees. los gatos 88 degrees. gilroy 90 today. you see where we do have 90s, east bay, concord 9 on dublin, 93. novato, 88. napa 79. it will be warm in spots and then the next couple of days we'll get some relief in that forecast. i'll talk more about that, what

to expect in just a few minutes. let's see how the roads are flowing this morning with mike. >> one area that's not flowing but it's standard, bay bridge toll plaza. fas-trak lanes are moving, at least that's better, and of course the advantage if you car pool. bay bridge toll plaza. the map will show you aside from the backup you don't have a problem out of the maze or the east shore freeway. the giants play in the city, at&t park at 7:00 just after, post-work traffic. highway 4 with the build towards concord, pittsburg, bay point. walnut creek interchange fine no problem for the dublin interchange and the build off of the castro valley y for south 880 through hayward towards the san mateo bridge. northbound 101 simmering down as far as the backup. look at 87 north bound, backs up the crash shy of 280 may have cleared. seeing the sensors starting to change. chp said it looks like things should be cleared in the next few minutes.

that's your jam for highway 87. uber thinks it has the answer to buses now. uber getting ready to roll out a test of its smart route service in san francisco. it involves uber car going along a set route like a bus. stopping and picking up passengers along the way. it's opened to uber pool users, carpooling service. most importantly rides offered at a lower cost. for now tested out on a few san francisco streets. from military base to public park, the critical vote to create a mountaintop park overlooking silicon valley. bob redell, how the california drought could have an impact on the grape harvest. live to wine country in livermore coming up in a live report. loingor susct we -=s/ fer1 rit e

breaking news right now. police looking for a suspect who shot and killed a tv reporter and photographer in virginia, looking at two of the victims right now. reporter allison parker and the photographer, adam ward, in the middle of the live shot during the news when someone opened

fire. a man dressed in black walked up and started shooting. the pair worked for the cbs affiliate in virginia, roanoke, w wdvj p the suspect's motive unclear. but as you can imagine, a shocking development that we are going to be keeping very close tabs on and bring you updates within we have them. >> very tragic news. >> 6:15 now. developing story in afghanistan. two soldiers are dead after gunmen wearing uniforms shot at their vehicle overnight. members returned fire, killing the suspects. identities and nationalities have not been released. violence increasing throughout the country as nato withdraws and after fan forces struggle to hold ground in the face of militant offenses. >> ten years since hurricane katrina hit the u.s. the head of fema heading to the

gulf coast. not in that post when katrina struck back in 2005, craig fugate will join to not only commemorate the tragedy but celebrate the recovery over the past decade. visiting a few schools built near the coast. katrina one of the deadliest, more than 1800 people died. a follow-up on a heated debate in the south bay surrounding where to house the home ms the new proposed site at air force station near 101 and 107. the new site could house 100 homeless people. the change after many residents voiced concerns having a shelter near homes and schools. dozens spoke to city council asking them to approve change of location. >> it's not that it's just not near a residential area but more avenues for the homeless to get

to where they need to go through, whether it's a job, restaurants, grocery store. >> santa clara county plans to invest $1 37b1.3 million. >> one of the south bay's most scenic spots off-limit to the public but not for much longer. leaders will sign off on a mountaintop park of the summit south of san jose. it was a radar station. 20,000 acres of the mountain converted now into public space. the summit expected to open in the -- to the public in fall of 2016. >> it's a mouthful there. 6:17. happening now, chardonnay on the way. will the drought impact the year's grape harvest? >> bob redell live at the winery in livermore with all of the answers. good morning. you're in there somewhere. >> reporter: here we are, a site you wouldn't normally see until

a week or two later. we're in the last wek of august, already picking chardonnay grapes at the estates, vineyards here in livermore. the senior cultural manager, how did you know to pick now versus level? >> sugar, and when they hit a point and also out walking and the field and tasting flavors. >> reporter: look in the perspective of the drought, you've been here eight years, in the business 15. >> the technologies have come along over the last eight years, five or so years especially. technologies have advanced in the industry. >> reporter: figure out the best way -- >> sensors, soil moisture probes, all of those different types of things that we use to help manage to make the decisions, appropriate decisions. >> reporter: how much will your yield be down because of the heat? >> this year it looks like we're going to be 10%, 15% across the

valley here. >> reporter: what do you anticipate the quality? what effect would that have on the quality of the grapes and wines? >> quality will be exceptional. walking in the vineyard, tasting the flavor, i think the quality's there. this could be one of the vintages they talk about in years to come. >> reporter: i'm getting -- i have no idea. >> delicious. >> reporter: tastes really good. >> ready to bring? all right. >> reporter: thanks, rob. a lot of workers here. out here since 3:00 in the morning. they'll take this over to the processing center, just on the other side where we're at now, and start the actual crush, sort of getting juice out of the skins. later this morning, here in livermore valley wine country, at 11:00, they'll have the annual blessing of the grapes where they'll have clergy there to try to give this harvest a little bit of good luck, maybe help from higher power.

live from livermore, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> work quickly, impressive. don't eat all of the crop, bob. >> ever tried the grapes before harvested? delicious. >> there you go. >> not bad after, too. >> we have a group trip set for that. east bay and livermore, warmer temperatures. >> in the mid 90s today. so i'm sure that's one reason why they're working so fast to get the grapes out of the fields. you don't want to be out there when it's that hot. clear sunrise, san francisco, and we'll see more of that sun throughout the day. warming up more degrees, too. seven-day forecast coming up at bottom of the screen. a view of the temperature trend where you live. it will be hot as you head out today. what you need to know. weather headlines. coastal clouds and fog, sun rise 6:33. clearing out very quickly where we do still have those clouds and warming up especially inland with temperatures in the mid-80s to mid 90s. clear tonight and sunset at

7:45. we have temperatures in the 50s right now. into the day, the sun comes out it will be i warmer than it was yesterday. that's the trend we've seen throughout the week. a look at tri-valley temperature again, 94 degrees let's go hour by hour in san jose. start out with sunshine 8:00. it will be 63 degrees. warming up into the 70s. by 1:00, hitting 80. we'll be in the low 80s for a few hours. light westerly wind, not much of a wind. we can tell by the arrows, the direction of the wind. and that will bring in some cooler air as we head closer to the weekend with the push of cooler air moving in on saturday. a look at that weather trend, 90 degrees tomorrow. and then 87 on friday. weekend will be beautiful. we're talking lower 80s, even cooler than average. all of us will have some cooler than average weather. mostly 70s, low 80s there in the south bay as well as tri-valley. north bay hitting 80 degrees by sunday. get some plans to get outside.

make some plans to get out there. it will be gorgeous. morning commute with mike. >> it's not gorgeous for the morning commute in the south bay. now 101, this is not so bad but i'm worried about more volume kicking in here, look at your maps. the ripple effect, we're talking about the crash, north 87 approaching 28 on traffic backing up from highway 85, back to capital expressway a short time ago. that's the build. folks will have a choice or making the choice to take the expressway to 101, may cause the volume to kick in for the bay shore freeway. we'll track that, see if there's a shift. so far everything's maintaining a typical slowdown in the area. southbound 880 and 680 build a bit. south of the 580 and 238 area there. a smooth flow across the bay towards san mateo bridge. 101 starts the build. bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. 880 past the coliseum, traffic flows smoothly no problems northbound or southbound. my wife travels through his area

and thinks it's the worst, i tell you, in the area. back to you. >> she can get her own personal commute there from you. thanks, mike. after this, more news including what's going on in virginia, a shooting during a live television report. we'll have updates. a new sea chance to tryew look. something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. ♪

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>> something to think about before visiting a baby in the neonatal intensive care unit. make sure clothes are cleaned.

swabs collected from the clothing of visitors had detectable traces of rsv. rsv causes common cold symptoms and almost every gets it but can be deadly for premature babies. a study will show whether separate gowns should be used when visiting the nicu. san francisco a game plan to tackle the homeless problem. the game will be played at levi's stadium in santa clara, but san francisco is the host city. "the chronicle" reports the mare's office plans to get tough on homeless months ahead of the kick-off issuing an ultimatum to the homeless, get off the streets for the super bowl. the city's planning to provide shelter alternatives. 6:26 now. we are following two breaking news stories. tv news report somewhere photographer shot and killed in virginia. the latest on the search for the gunman. >> shocking and tragic. also, rescue crews trying to figure out how to save a woman

stranded on a hillside. her dogs are making it tough for crews to reach her. which way will the numbers go? minutes away from the opening bell as wall street looks to recover from one of its wildest yrs in years. =s/2st= od rni - d

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good wednesday morning. thank you for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. developing now, all eyes on the markets, once again.

a live look at nyse, opening bell this morning. we await. there they do the honors. see how the markets will fall. to the nasdaq, wall street hoping for stability today after the dow swung 700 points yesterday. the biggest reversing since 2008. >> "today in the bay's" edward lawrence live in washington, d.c., with more on what we can expect today. edward, probably the unexpected? >> laura and sam, all smile there as the bell's opening. the investors are hopeful. now futures were baktly where they were 24 hours ago. futures for the dow up 2% which is exactly where we were yesterday at this time when talking financial experts predicted. that means same kind of day we had yesterday, you may remember the stock market went down just a little bit. you see the big board there, as it's up a little bit. but the stock market's opened to a rally at the moment. yes, you can see that.

so yesterday you see the stock market went up most of the day, and down right at the end of the day to finish 205 points down. now overnight, china's market crashed again. they have lost 16% of their market over the last three day but asian markets rebounded, specifically japan. positive signs for folks here. financial planners here in the united states say that we're seeing a correction, that's where the market dips 10% to 20% and that's it. there's two corrections a year and we haven't had one in the last 12 months so they say it should have a pretty good average day at the stock market today. live from n. washington, edward lawrence, back to you. >> thank you. it is 6:31. tracking the weather for you. of course, the roadways for your morning commute. mike inouye's got his eye on that morning drive. start out with meteorologist kari hall. a look at microclimate forecast. >> hotter in some spots. it will be heating up into the 90s in the tri-valley. and as we take a look outside

now, it's cloudy, it's cool, and average start to the day. but look at what happens this afternoon in the south bay. we're up to 85 degrees. east bay 75 degrees. tri-valley, 94. north bay 88 degrees. san francisco keeps an average 70 degrees with peaks of sunshine today. and the peninsula, 79 degrees. let's get a look at the commute now with mike. >> looking towards san jose, traffic flows this way northbound. we're seeing a lit burst of the traffic flow. let me show you what i'm concerned about here. that may be secondary traffic flow. that is a result of the crash north 87 toward 28 on chp has not told me all lanes are clear, another call in to them. they're very busy. traffic, the speed sensors moving smoothly and faster from 85 toward curtner, crash north of alma blocking one lane. but we have seen more traffic jumping on and slowing north of the capitol expressway for the bay shore freeway. hold steady, i think 87 has just

cleared. meanwhile, south 680, south 880 smoothly toward fremont. no surprises westbound across the san mateo bridge. build for the peninsula, 101 through san mateo and palo alto. the bay bridge toll plaza has metering lights on. slower drive down the east shore freeway developing but no problems across the span into san francisco. >> thank you. breaking news. story that hits close to home. the search on for a gunman who shot and killed a tv news report somewhere photographer doing a morning live shot. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez in newsroom now tracking the latest developments coming in. >> we can confirm two journalists were shot during that live report this morning and that the gunman is still on the loose. we have learned the atf, alcohol tobacco firearm commission, also on the man hunt for the shooter. reporter allison parker on the left side of the screen, just 24 years old, on the right, photographer adam ward, was 27.

the photos are from wbdj, the cbs affiliate, where two worked. the tv station confirming they were killed this morning. they are asking, quote, for prayers during this difficult time. according to our affiliate, there are schools in the area that are on lack jahn because the gunman is on the loose and behaving erratically. over the air, one of the ainge angers said we cover stories being shot now we realize what you have gone through. two reporting on tourism when shot at a shopping center 25 miles southeast of roanoke, doing what we do every morning. certainly rattling for many of us here. >> very, very much so. just out doing their job. we're going to check back in later in the newscast. monitoring the latest developments of the story coming in this morning. also updating the story across

digital platforms including nbc bay area app. 6:34. more breaking news. dramatic rescue unfolding on a peninsula cliff side. involves a woman who is stuck and two dogs that are making it very difficult for rescuers. >> near palisades park in daly city. where we find stephanie chuang live to explain the waiting game now being played by rescue crews. they have a couple of options here. steph? it does look like we are having a hard time establishing aud crow -- >> reporter: right now to the left of your screen here. it's past the fence here. >> okay. we are not able to establish our audio with stephanie.

we'll check back in. we did learn early this morning a man, a woman, and a couple of dogs actually fell off of a cliff and in the process of watching the rescue unfold. the man has been rescued. but the woman is 50 to 100 feet up the clich a couple of options now scale or rappel down the side of the cliff to rescue her or a u.s. national guard, i should say coast guard, has a helicopter they may try to bring her up from. waiting to see what's going to happen. we'll check back in with stephanie. big day now expected in court for the undocumented immigrant accused in the shooting death of kate steinly. prosecutors are going to present ballistics testified that could determine whether lopez sanchez goes to trial. yesterday investigators are testified that tourists captured photographs before and after the july 1st shooting at pier 14 in san francisco. we're not allowed to show you images but we can tell you, none of the photos established the suspect's face. he is accused of killing steinle while she was out for a walk

with her father. 6:36. the possibility of a strong el nino this winter's forcing people to take action now. roofing companies say phones are been ringing off the hook for several months and many booked solid into next year. contractors haven't seen this kind of demand since the el nino back in 1997. that event brought record rains to part of the bay area. now people are trying to think ahead of the storm. >> i haven't prepped for it yet but plan to. i really, really hope that we get it. we need so much rain in california it's unreal. >> meteorologists say there's a 95 to 98% chance of el nino that is headed our way. >> there's our meteorologist right there, jeff ranieri. happening now from the vine to wine, workers are beginning tedious process of selecting every grape from the vineyard in livermore. the big crush. bob redell live at the winery. bob, winemakers, worried?

a bad year for grapes or robust because it's so concentrated? >> reporter: well, laura and sam, depends on who you ask. here in livermore where workers start at 3:00 and just finished picking their chardonnay grapes. look here to the left. two trucks, they've got roughly 24 tons of that crop that they just got done pickingen depends who you ask. yields are down 10% because of the drought. senior manager here believes the lower quantity could have a better quality, lead to a better quau quality. this winery have been prepared. over the past ten years put in new technologies in with management of water. they've been able to grow grapes with 27% reduction in the use of water. they have weather stations, soil moisture probe that shows how much water's on the ground around these roots that you're looking at. they have sap flow sensors that

shows how the vines respond to the water in the soil and every week very in an airplane that flies over the vineyards here in live to take a high-quality imagery of the vineyard to get a better sense of how things are growing. >> be as prepared and plan and have a good solid plan but mother nature, do i get stressed out? no, knowing i have systems and tools in place to manage all of the activities we're doing. >> reporter: that's rob sorenson with the vineyards, not only good systems and technology but some here in the livermore wine valley are relying on a higher power. talking about what's happening at 11:00 later this morning down the street from us where they'll have the annual blessing of the grapes. live here in livermore, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> looks like a nice morning as well, bob. >> a lot easier in the light of day with sunshine over your shoulder. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. >> sun will heat those temperatures up quickly as you

go into the afternoon. this is what you need to know, sunrise happening just a few minutes ago. and we do have still clouds near the coast and some fog. but warming up rapidly later on today. and inland temperatures will be anywhere from 85 to 94 degrees. mostly clear tonight, sunset at 7:45. in san jose, 85 today for the high. 8 in palo alto. embarcadero will be at 70. napa, 79. oakland, 75. look at the tri-valley, we have some 90s there. it will still be in the 90s tomorrow but relief is coming this weekend. i'll have more on that, what to expect, and how to make those plans, coming up in a few minutes. lee let's see the how commute is going. >> north bound 87, we see improvement for the speeds and continue to see that. hopefully over the next few from 85 up to curtner it's slow. north of there, the crash cleared up to downtown san jose, all lanes in guadeloupe clear.

a volume increase for 101, off of capitol expressway. hold to your normal course and we should be all right for the commute. so far seeing a build for 280 and 85, typical pattern for those. south 880, south 680 slow in toward free month just a slight build. typical pattern over the san mateo and the dumbarton bridges to the peninsula with issues. east bound getting away from the bridge we have reports of a stalled vehicle. i don't see it on live cameras. westbound looking nice. backup because of the metering lights on. of course the san mateo bridge. westbound, we showed you the slower sensors, volume of the traffic the only culprit. no problem for 92 across the highway. 6:41. taking the plunge, literally. a couple goes into deep underwater, just to tie the knot. trying to tie things up and bring them up on wall street. dow started in positive

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at 6:44, breaking news. a dramatic rescue going on right now hopefully can make it out in the pictures. chopper over the scene. a cliff rescue, there you can center of the screen, someone

from the coast guard, perhaps paramed exes rapelled down the mountain there. this i near palisades park where a woman was trapped on the side of a cliff. she wasn't the only one. a man was also there. he was rescued. but the problem is, they also had two pit bulls who were reportedly keeping rescuers away they brought if a chopper now this morning and the rescue crews rapelled down, located the woman there. it is tough to make out in the picture because that's sand that is blowing up in the picture from the beach and the cliff down below. but dramatic rescue going on right now near daly city. >> wind not helping with the rescue efforts. we'll check back in with stephanie chuang covering the story. 6:45. right now we continue to keep a close eye on the markets. here's the latest from the dow jones industrial average, up 283 points so far this morning, under 2%. we'll have to see how things play out as we get closer to the closing bell. >> it's a quarter to 7:00 now.

an autopsy performed on indycar driver justin wilson. he died monday night, a day after hit in the head by a piece of debris from a crash during a race in pennsylvania. wilson was an organ donor and his brother tweeted saying, quote, justin saved six lives today. he just keeps setting the bar higher. it is likely the indycar series will pate tribute to wilson this weekend for the goprogrand prix. no plea from the man accuse of killing a hayward police officer but standing room only inside the courtroom as the 21-year-old mark estrada made his second appearance before the judge. charges with murder with special circumstances during a traffic stop. dozens of police officers showed up to show support for lunger's family. >> we support them, care about them that scott was part of our family as well. he's not going to be forgotten. >> here's the latest, estrada's

case continued to october to give the attorney time to review the case. a black lab, police used a 2-year-old rescue dog named bear to nose out a thumb drive that investigators had been unable to find during a search of fogle's home than find came week before fogle agreed to plead guilty to paying for sex with minors and pose s possessing child fpornography. a sex trafficking ring for a decade. officer as rested james joseph junior and his common law wife. the couple led a sex trafficking ring for the past 14 years. the ring was centered in san ramon and danville but stretched to cleveland, miami, new york. the operation brought in thousands of dollars every week. 6:47.

now to decision 2016. donald trump had a run-in with a member of the span irk media yesterday. jorge ramos tried asking a question about immigration while trump called on another report. er. >> sit down, you weren't called. sit down. sit down. sit down. go ahead. >> i have a right to ask a question. >> no, you don't. you haven't been called. >> i have a right -- >> go back to univision. >> allowed back into the news conference. trump then allowed him to ask his question and then the two proceeded to have a spirited debate about immigration. you can hear from trump himself, matt lauer will sit down with donald trump later on the "today" show starting at 7:00. okay. taking the plunge now, quite literally. a miami couple got married inside the christ of the deep statue located off the florida keys coastline. >> right next to it. here's the catch.

the statue is under water. friends with fish were all present for the ceremony. not all about the couple, though. the ceremony marked the 50th anniversary of the installation of the christ the deep tooth statue, submerged in august 1965, sits in 25 feet of water. that's over your head in love, i guess. over your head in water. >> plus the nice kiss. i don't know if they'll break the glass. so many questions. >> you can feel the electricity of an eel. >> might want to go for a plunge later today if it gets hot enough. >> tri-valley, wanting to find somewhere to cool off. heading to the coast where it will still be cool outside. and a live look now at san francisco, check out the sunrise. you know what, i'm done, that's all you need to get the day started, right? beautiful as we see clear skies. today, it will be a comfortable 70 degrees in san francisco with

mostly sunny skies. the rest of the microclimate heating up for the north bay and south bay. into the upper 80s. and the tri-valley again where we will keep all eyes on that thermometer as it continues to rise. heading to the giants' game, cool weather for that at at&t park. at first pitch, 7:15, it will be 64 degrees. down into the lower 60s by the end of the game with mostly clear skies. the rest of the week stays quiet. this is what the radar could look like, the green shows where the rain could happen. this is one of the computer models showing that the lines here where the wind direction will be coming from and the red shows where the winds will be strongest. picks up this weekend ahead of a push of cooler air. also very slight chance of rain. the rain forecast really doesn't call for too much, raindrops for the north bay. santa rosa may get .03 and ukiah up to .04 early saturday.

look how the temperatures respond. it will be dropping at least seven or ten degrees between thursday to sunday. will be cooler, not only in san jose but across the bay area ready for a comfortable weekend. highs in the 70s. low 80s. tri-valley will see a high of 83 degrees on saturday. looking forward to that. and i don't they if you're looking forward to the commute, mike. >> also looking forward to saturday. we can't look over the commute. that would be a mistake. 101, we see slowdown, volume of traffic is one factor. 101 shows traditional build of this time. 87, a crash shifting folks to make the choice to use the bay shore. jamming up around capital expressway, some folks accessing that way. 87 or. toward a crash now over on shoulder where the two freeways meet. add more slowing near transition and airport. that's the south bay build for silicon valley. the tri-valley not bad. south 680, south 880, slowing as

you head in toward free month. typical pattern for the bill. starting to slow down, the parkway, bottom of the screen. easy drive across the bay for the san mateo and dumbarton. bill out of concord, through pleasant hill and walnut creek interchange, slowing for westbound 24. bay bridge metering lights of course on but no problems in towards the city. back to you. >> labor day weekend around the corner. we want you to enjoy it but you need to prepare for traffic. b.a.r.t. will shut down again. the tube will cltube for repair >> running long buss and every minute or two throughout the day, we encourage people to plan ahead. >> this is a follow-up to the closure on the first weekend of august. b.a.r.t. trains will not operate between san francisco and oakland. service should be back up and running in time for the morning commute on tuesday september 8th. moving along. next, update to breaking news. a tv news crew shot and killed

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update to breaking news 6:55. two young journalists killed on the job in virginia this morning. >> 24 and 27 years old. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez has the layest from the

newsroom. >> yeah, the two journalists out doing the same thing that we do every morning, standing out in the open, doing a live report, we can confirm they were gunned down during that report and the gunman is still on the loose. reporter alison parker on the left, as you mentioned, 24, on the right, photographer adam ward, 27. these are photos from the cbs affiliate in roanoke, virginia where two worked. the tv station confirms the death and asking for prayers. over the air one of the angers say we cover stories of people being shot all the time we realize firsthand what so many have gone through. two were reporting from a shopping center, 25 miles southeast of roanoke at the time of the shooting. in addition to local law enforcement, on the ground right now, we have confirmed the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms involved in the man hunt for the gunman. schools in the area are on lockdown because of the man hunt

until further notice. another woman, a woman worked for the chamber of commerce, with the two at the time of the shooting. her condition is still unknown. >> right. interviewing her out live at the scene. tragic. >> so many people in the industry describing it as numbing because as mentioned, we have done hundreds and thousands of the shots and it's not the thing that enters into your mind until you see that happen. >> very sad. 6:57. breaking story that we've been following this morning, there was a man and woman and two dogs rescued off of a cliff this morning. these are pictures of the coast guard had to be called in from the scene near pacific palisades in daly city. having a tough time getting to the victims of this because the two dogs were pit bulls and they were keeping rescuers away. >> yeah. the woman and her dogs, two pit bulls up 50 to 100 feet on the cliff. as we watched five minutes from

our live chopper cam, we watched them rappel down and take the woman off of a cliff. so obviously, happy resolution, looks like a peaceful one in a dangerous situation. >> crews live. abelong that group, stephanie chuang reporting all morning long live. what's the latest? >> yeah, good morning. you've got the good news there successful rescue of the 54-year-old woman from the cliff. we had a view of the chopper. you can see the fire crews wrapping up here. video from earlier shows the chopper taking her. she didn't seem to be mobile but successfully got her, the issue was the dogs. right now the two pit bulls are still there on the cliff. and so they're trying to see what they can do about that, try to get the two pit bulls. woman 54, 27-year-old man hike when theyful here and tumbled down 13450 feet. she was stuck all morning long. he was able to make it up and get help at the hospital.

so some resolution there. we will stay here on the scene and keep you updated on the dogsing of course, and the next priority in being rescued from the cliff. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> heck of a job from the emergency responders there. the forecast, depending where you are today. a nice one? >> it will be nice, especially for the coastal areas in san francisco. it will be nice and cool but it will be warming up inland, gilroy up to 90. 90 in concord. 94 degrees today in pleasanton. >> how are things on the roadways, mike? >> better now for san jose. we had a crash, 87. look at the map, slower drive from 85 to curtner, improving as the commute builds for san jose. 87 slow, folks trying to access 101 via capitol expressway. crash on the shoulder near the irpt. i'm saying 7:00 it kicks in here. 9:00 as well, most of the schools let in to service and parents hit the road after that.

>> always a busy morning for a lot of folks. thank you for joining us. we'll be back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> we'll provide you with updates on what's happening in virginia. heavy hearts and prayers we say good-bye. good morning, breaking news, a television reporter and photographer shot and killed in virginia during a live broadcast. the alleged gunman on the loose. a massive search underway right now. >> ejected, univision anchor jorge ramos kicked out of a donald trump news conference. >> sit down. sit down. go back to univision. >> as trump's john going batter with megyn kelly forces her boss to weigh in. we'll talk to trump in a live interview. nice s,