rethinking everything. santa clara county takes another look at its sanctuary city status after the death of kate steinle. and a school fire closes courtrooms to close. plus an electric situation on 101 over the weekend after downed power lines lead to closures. what's the latest for your commute? "today in the bay" starts now. good morning. let's get straight to breaking news this this morning. headache on highway 101 finally one of the busiest freeways in the bay area back open. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. some welcomed news here, the reopening coming after days of

delays and on again, off again closures, we're monitoring how this is impacting your morning commute before you head out the door this had morning, but first let's go to dr live in had burlingame. how is it looking? >> reporter: both directions northbound and southbound highway 101 reopened by the chp. the only closure is the off ramp to the broadway avenue overpass this in burlingame where you can see was the site of this this initial accident that sent those transmission power lines over the highway. highway 101 was shut down on and off over the weekend after a construction crew working on broadway friday night accidentally knocked down one of the transmission towers sending high voltage lines on to the freeway. no one was hurt. but the highway was shut down. had head to shut down highway

101 in both directions while pg&e respanned 1,500 feet of high voltage power line over the freeway. we just spoke with a pg&e spokesperson who said they finished at 3:59 this morning, that was again the idea to get this open for the morning commute which they have done, and you will see the construction going on behind me, that big crane is with a they used to put in a temporary transmission power until they can get those lines back up and re-energized. eventually they will have to put in a permanent tower, pg&e wasn't sure if when they put in that permanent tower if that will require them to shut down 101 again. that is nothing you need to be concerned abouter for your morning commute because all lines reopened again. for more on your morning commute i will send it over to mike inouye. thank you for clarifying that for folks once again as bob is saying all lanes of 101 are open through the area. burlingame, millbrae had closures overnight and over the

weekend, but right now 101 is open for business in all lanes. 280 is a great alternate if you want to completely avoid any of the news coverage this morning. that will keep you clear. the rest of the peninsula accident free, the south bay as well. over near the coliseum an earlier crash. we to have more breaking news this morning. an overnight fire ripped through a south bay elementary school just as the new school year gets underway. firefighters are at loma preet at that school right now mopping up what is left of the fire. >> "today in the bay" damian trujillo live there right now. damian, school is going to be canceled for the day here. >> reporter: yeah, classes canceled today. we are near the summit of the santa cruz mountains. firefighters will spend the rest of the morning mopping up. according to the superintendent,

cory kid well, the community center is the one that received the most if not all of the damage. the building separates lom lome preda elementary and the district doesn't want the children to be around all the heavy equipment that will remain here for several hours. there is also a santa cruz county sheriffs substation here that was destroyed. investigators are still looking for the cause of this fire. it did require a massive response from local and surrounding agencies. >> we utilized mutual aid with santa clara county fire department, central santa cruz fire protection district, scotts valley and felton fire production districts. >> reporter: firefighters here say the main goal was to save the gymnasium. it appears they were success tfl in reaching that goal. the sheriff's office also says that they will be assisting in this investigation.

what they call a suspicious fire. that's according the to the santa cruz county sheriff's office. we're live in the santa cruz mountains, i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." we will see what else we find out this morning. mean ooim, new tails on an outbreak at the san quentin prison. we're learning a total of six inmates now have legionnaires' disease. the outbreak was discovered last week after an inmate was are rushed to the hospital. legionnaires' is a type of pneumonia and spread by mist from water containing that bacteria. the diagnosis forced the prison to turn off its water supply. faucets and showers have to stay dry until they figure out the source of the outbreak. inmates are using portable showers and getting water shipped in from the inside. another 51 inmates have been monitored for tomorrow's. the recent deadly shooting on san francisco's pier 14 has many bay area communities rethinking their relations with medical immigration agents, that includes santa clara county. county leaders today will hold a special meeting with community groups and corrections leaders.

it will cover improving communications with ice, especially when it comes to undocumented inmates who commit serious crimes. most bay area counties have had limited cooperation with ice, much like san francisco. that is until last month when an undocumented immigrant shot and killed kate steinle along the embarcadero. 4:36. let's get your workweek started off the right way with some cool temperatures. kari hall, good morning. >> good morning. beautiful weather expected this week and it's not too bad as you head out this had morning. it's 64 degrees in the east bay, is san francisco 60 degrees and cool in the north bay, now at 56 degrees, lower 60s in the south bay and peninsula, expect highs if the lower 80s today. some of us will be right at about average for this time of year. san francisco up to 72 degrees, east bay 80 and the tri-valley topping out at 87 degrees. not a bad way to start the week. gets even cooler from here. i will show you those numbers coming up. let's get a look at the morning

commute. i have turned our oakland camera to the south, southbound away from 98 and the coliseum heading down in toward hayward. no slowing shows up. on the map we did have an incident just south of our camera, i don't see any slowing, chp looks like they're clearing everything out of the roadway. this was there was an incident reported fender-bender across that bay bridge span. trying to get more inn fees because no lanes are blocked and no slowing. over night the peninsula that lane closure has reopened. all lanes are clear through burlingame. coming up. the sorrow continues as the closure continues as a photographer killed live on it television last week in pem liesed. and a sacramento hero is celebrated after paving countless lives on board a paris bound train.

at 4:40, the remembrance continues. the young cameraman killed in last week's deadly shooting on live television will be remembered later today at the virginia high school that he once attended. adam ward's family is going to be at salem high school where they're asking people to wear the school colors as a tribute. hundreds gathered for a memorial service yesterday in roanoke to onner both journalists killed by their former colleague. wdbj general manager jeff marks remembered alison parker and adam ward for the joy they provided as much as their hard work and dedication to their jobs into i want to play

softball with adam again and i want to see alison dance and i will in the wonderful memories they gave she, they gave us. >> that auditorium no doubt filled to capacity. marks said that he hopes people can turn anger about what happened into positive action. he has also called for greater awareness of getting help for those who need mental health care. hero's homecoming, anthony sadler one of three friends who stopped a european terror attack is getting a warm welcome home in sacramento. you may remember sadler was one of the men who took down a gunman armed with several guns on board a paris bound train. sadler got a standing ovation from his church congregation yesterday. the 23-year-old's father is a pastor at shiloh baptist church and sadler grew up sitting in if those pews.

>> there's nobody in sacramento right now that when you go around our city that doesn't want to raise their son to be just like anthony. >> very nice. essay voiding the limelight and says he's looking forward to things getting back to normal now. he is about to start his senior year at sacramento state. >> a lot of nice warm hugs, too. he is an mvp in sacramento. a new kind of mvp taking to the gridiron. why a famous ivy league school is using a mobile virtual player to help protect its players.

we were just talking during the commercial break what a lovely weekend it was. >> it was great. >> it was pretty awesome. >> we are giving you credit. >> yeah, it was awesome. halves it. >> let's go back to the weekend. >> yes. the weather continues, though, so the great news is that we are not done with this nice comfortable weather into the mention few face. you are going to love this. let's take a live look outside right now as we see, nice quiet, calm conditions and mostly clear skies over san jose had this morning. seven day forecast is coming up. nothing crazy here. it's going to be in the 70s and 80s across most of the bay area. the current temperature is already in the lower 60s. livermore 63 degrees, napa 56 degrees and san francisco is at 60 degrees. let me take you you hour by hour in san francisco. it will be in the lower 60s by lunchtime, beautiful weather. in the upper 60s to lower 70s and then briefly toughing about

72 degrees before it comes back down. in san jose today 82 degrees, 81 in palo alto, the marina will be at 68 degrees and petaluma 83, concord 86 degrees and livermore 87. so warming up inland and then the coastal areas will be in the 60s. so feeling like fall outside and even cooler than average over the next few days. we will get some more of the clouds during the morning, some drizzle possible and that will keep our temperatures down as we go through the week. looking at that three-day forecast in the south bay, we go from 82 today to 78 degrees for the high on wednesday. we will see more of those 70s across the bay area. even some upper 60s in san francisco, 85 degrees today in the north bay, 77 on wednesday and the east shore will also see those temperatures coming down a few more degrees over the next couple of days. let's get a look at that morning commute with mike. good morning. i told you the crash 880 the at hag berger looked like it was

gone, it was just being updated. two of your lanes are blocked southbound, i see a little slowing south of the coliseum. i will track had this because this will change quickly. i will get a few more details. that crash still registering on our sensed it at the bay bridge but no slowing on either for either deck. smooth drive burlingame to millbrae. san jose a couple fender-benders around 880, but traffic volume very light. last week a lot of highs and lows, quite literally here. wall street jitters it this morning as a result, investors going to be watching the markets closely to see if the ex ream volatility of last week continues this week. >> we turn to landon dowdy live at our cnbc world headquarters. good morning. good monday morning. >> hey, it is monday, very good monday morning to you. after a wild week wall street is poised to start on this this

week on a downed note. traders reacting to a drop in china's markets with stocks in shanghai sliding 3%. u.s. pew tours are also lower this morning. investors will be looking ahead to friday and the monthly jobs report which could offer evidence on whether the fed will start hiking interest rates next month, a move that officials say still on the table. on friday the dow fell 12 points to 16,643, the nasdaq rose 15 to 48.28 and both are on pace for their worst month am more than three years. apple is expected to unveil an up updated apple he have vice, it's going to cost more. the set top box will cost either $149 or $199, more than double the price of the current version. the new apple tv reportedly includes siri and an app sore. netflix is out and hulu is in. hunger games, catching fire and transformers will move to hulu in october after netflix decides

not to renew its streaming deal with the epic streaming channel. they will focus on exclusive rights to stream movies were dis me and marvel. hulu is co-owned by nbc universal fox and disney. sam and laura, back over to you. cooling down this week. bluebell returning to some grocery store freezers later today. this comes months after a national recall for listeria concerns. the texas-based company is rolling out its products am this five different phases. starting today four flavors will be available again, vanilla, dutch crock lat, cookies and cream and the great divide. it is 4:49. leaders in santa rosa apparently plan to look at the torny issue of rent control. in june they narrowly shot down

a plan meant to stabilize soaring cost. the press democrat reports they are holding a public forum tomorrow and what it might take to get a better rent control plan in place. tom brady and roger goodell expected back in had court today for the latest iteration of the deflate-gate saga. brady is suing the league over his four-game suspension. all of had this stemming from his role in the team's use of underinflated balls in the patriots win over the indianapolis colts back in the afc championship game last year. this continues to drag on. the judge is trying to get the two sides to just settle their dispute. football practices at one ivy league school have gone high school. dartmouth is using remote control tools to help players train on tracking. it's a mobile virtual player. the robotic tackling dummy was created by a rugby player who

wanted to reduce brain injuries. the mvp replaces the need to have one player take a big hit from another and risk getting hurt just for practice. that heavily padded mvp takes all that impact instead. >> this could potentially become a staple on fields. >> it's real cool, real neat. >> with any new tej nolg there are kinks to work out such as how the mvp moves on the field and how it will withstand all of those blows. >> probably not going to take a lot of catches, either. already no arms on that thing. >> not yet. coming up, as alaska can i say appears the president planning to address the growing concern about climate change. what he wants to to now to make an impact for the future.

welcome back on your monday

morning. coming up on 5:00. what's great is when you have wonderful weekend weather and it extends into monday. >> it makes it easier to get out of bed on a monday morning. as we go into the day it will be beautiful out there. it's in the 60s now and even some upper 50s, a cool start, get some long sleeves if you are in the north bay, but you will be peeling it off this afternoon as we warm up to 85 degrees in the north bay, south bay 82 degrees, 80 peninsula, east bay also around 80 degrees and 87 in the tri-valley. san francisco topping out at 72 degrees. let's get a look at that commute now with mike. we're looking at the maps an anywhere north of the bay bridge moves very nicely, that's great for your early start, but we do have a little bit of restrictions north of the benicia bridge. a bigger issue this is a jackknifed rig, this crash south of the coliseum around hegenberger, our camera at the coliseum, you can't see any slowing as we take a live look. we can see about to 98th just

past there. as you approach hegenberger, two lanes blocked, two lanes open. they don't know when they are going to be able to clear it. two rescue teams from the bay area back home this morning after rescuing a woman lost in the sierra for nine days. teams from marin and san mateo counties were among those sent to behind hiyuki harwood. mine says later she was found injured but alive. here is a look at the team from marin county. members returned safely yesterday from the sierra. their return was delayed by smoke from a fire burning near that rescue area. skies cleared enough yesterday for helicopters to fly them out of there. >> after a while you start giving up hope there. president obama heading to squa today for a push for sweeping action on climate change. some of alaska's most awe inspiring sites are

disappearing. alaskan glash years are melting at an alarming rate. the average glacier will lose 25% of thickness. >> 25,000 glaciers in alaska and all of them are retreating, losing mass and shrinking. >> this is the last leg of an 11-day, 14,000 mile trip focused specifically on climate change. but while the president is in alaska, he will also take the time to rename mt. mckinley to mt. denali. oakland leaders from a plan am place to turn their is city into more of a will destination. you know what fwer trued stein once said about oakland, also no there there. now oakland launching a planned downtown agenda to revamp an overhaul, oakland's core, making it more bike and pedestrian friendly, the planning process is expected to take two years but this thursday they will hold a kick off event to get some dwrds from the public.

south bay and a record crowd showed up for the pride parade in silicon valley. >> it is double the turn out they had last year. many are amazed by the support. >> a few months ago i was invited to a few celebrations at a few high tech can companies where they celebrated diversity and gay rights. i looked out over the crowd and it amazed me, how, wow, people are openly gay, working, bosses are okay with it, the company is okay with it, nobody is being threatened with being fired. the progress has been tremendous. >> moving forward, pride organizers say they want to work to make sure gay teenagers will feel comfortable coming out and not feel threatened. crews working hard to free up your morning commute. after drivers dealt with multiple closures on 101 over the weekend after power lines fell onto the freeway. santcla coty kesnotrlo atts anc"

rethinking everything. santa clara county taking another look at its sanctuary city status tus after the death of kate steinle. plus an electric situation on 101 over the weekend after downed power lines leads to closures. what's the latest for your commute? and a school fire in the south bay overnight forcing classrooms to close. "today in the bay" starts right now. and you've got to start your week somewhere. good morning. i'm sam brock. >> we're glad you're starting it with us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get a check of that

forecast. it was a gorgeous weekend. in store for a nice week, kari? is it. >> it will be a great week. in fact, getting even cooler over the next few days. today not so bad. 60 degrees now in san francisco, in the north bay at 53 degrees. today's highs will be up to the 70s and 80s across most of the bay and the north bay up to 85, the south bay 82 degrees. we will take a look at all of the microclimates and what to expect over the next few days coming up. let's see how the roads are flowing with mike. overall great, but we have two big slow downs. one in the south bay, not here, this is 101 at 680, but just a little farther north, northbound 101 around old bay shore. you see the speed sensors jamming up around 880. traffic break because of a crash and a couple vehicles have to be moved to the shoulder. this is backing things up at the 101/880 interchange. meanwhile, the rest of your way is moving slowly, including the bay bridge toll plaza but