a good monday morning thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we're tracking the weather and roads of course. mike inouye keeping an eye on that morning drive, including a trouble spot we've seen this morning on 880. let's start with meteorologist kari hall had she's got a look at our microclimate forecast. >> good monday morning. mostly clear sky if you love today's weather yesterday's weather today will be more of the same as we take a look at some of those temperatures now, it is mostly clear in the north bay, 52 degrees in the east bay, 63 degrees. highs will be in the 70s and 80s all across the bay area. along the coast you've got low 70s, in the tri-valley up to the upper 80s. not a bad way to start out the week and it gets even better. i will show you that forecast coming up. let's see -- learn more about those problems on 880. this is a bad way to start the week for 880 southbound, but getting better i think as the minutes go. these barrels, when one left

they have to open, the kitty litter type stuff, there was a fuel leak after the jack knifed wig rig. southbound 880 just past 66. as we look at the traffic flow, i'm sorry, there is no -- the map shows a slow down, i will show that to you this in a second. this jam will clear pretty soon. it's slow over past the map on the coliseum area, you are going to use 580 eastbound as your alternate. this should start to clear. back to san jose, the live look shows you san jose northbound is jammed up were 680 up to the crash at mckee. this is a big jam for the south bay, guys. those are the two biggest incidents. i will hand it back to you for breaking news. an update for you, an overnight fire means no class today for about 500 students at both loma prieta elementary school and ct english middle school. this is what the community center looks like there this morning. it connects both campuses. >> that's where the fire was wedged in between those two

different schools which are located off of summit road along highway 17 in los gatos. "today in the bay" damian trujillo has been there all morning long. damian, crews need today to clean up. we still saw some smoldering hot spots behind you within the last hour. >> reporter: yeah, and now that they are getting more sunlight you can see the roof is gone in the community center behind me, the big building is the gymnasium that does have some damage but they were able to save that jim nays sum here in the santa cruz mountains. crews are still dousing -- or were to using a little while ago some of the hot spots inside the community center, i don't see any fire hoses anymore here, looks like they are mopping up at this point. the community center is in between the two schools, low ma preet at that he will emory and ct english middle school. those schools were not damaged. but inside that community center was also a sheriff's substation, an office where deputies could go in to write reports or handle

other law enforcement matters without having to go all the way into the town of santa cruz. sergeant shearer with the sheriff's office is calling this fire suspicious. this morning the district decided to capsel classes and investigators are still looking for the official cause of the fire. >> we were lucky that one of our local battalion chiefs was the initial attack incident commander and he is actually still here at scene and he's doing the investigation. >> reporter: fire crews did not want to comment on the suspicion part of the fire, only to say they are investigating. the sheriff's office says they will help in that investigation. this fire did require a massive response from other surrounding agencies, their main goal when they arrived was it to save the jim mace yum and it looks like they were successful in doing that. we're live in the santa cruz mountain, i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." all lanes of highway 101 through the peninsula back open.

this after the roadway was shut down overnight so crews could once again repair power lines that fell across that crowded highway friday might. >> "today in the bay" bob redell live in burlingame this morning. bob, seems strange to say, but drivers are relieved they are only dealing with the typical monday morning commute and not a freeway shut down. >> reporter: from what i can see in the background it looks like highway 101 is moving smoothly in both directions after pg&e workers were able to restring this type of high powered transmission line over the freeway. this is transmission line that was knocked down during an accident on friday night. so again, more your morning commute both northbound and southbound directions of 101 reopened here in burlingame and millbrae in time for you to get to your jobs at work. now, it was friday night that highway 101 was shut down, shut down for most of the weekend on and off after a construction crew working on broadway friday night accidentally knocked down once of the transmission towers

sending those high voltage power lines on to the freeway. no one was hurt but the road was shut down from around 9:30 on friday night until around 4:30 saturday afternoon and then again yesterday while pg&e installed a temporary transmission tower and respanned 1,500 feet of high voltage power line over the freeway. >> is it possible that the highway would have to be shut down again when the permanent tower is put back in in? >> you know, until that work is engineered and we have a better idea of what the permanent solution is it would be premature to speculate at this point. >> reporter: the only closure is the off ramp to the broadway avenue overpass, which is right behind me here in burlingame i but again, both northbound, southbound 101 reopened 4:00 this morning in time for your morning commute. reporting live here am burlingame, bob redell, "today in the bay." it's 6:05. two armed robbers on the loose this morning. had they targeted an east bay convenience store pistol

whipping the clerk am a face. this happened on monument boulevard around 5:00 last night. a man with a gun demanded money from the clerk, can despite getting the money officers say the gunman hit the clerk in the face with his gun. during that attack the suspect's gun then went off and the bullet hit a nearby window. the gunman went into a getaway car driven by another man and sped off. the clerk is recovering this morning at the hospital. a deadly shooting along san francisco's embarcadero is renung the sanctuary city debate in the south bay. the accused killer is an undocumented immigrant who had been deported several times. >> today santa clara county leaders will be talking about whether to give immigration and customs endorsement a two days heads up before the release of serious or violent inmates. this is an issue that has captured national attention >> reporter: the south bay has a long history of sanctuary policies. santa clara county was one of the first sanctuary communities in the nation. it's a policy of separating local law enforcement from

immigration i'm use had a could soon come to an end. 80 people interrupted the santa clara county supervisors meeting for 15 minutes last week, the last time had this this issue came up for discussion. the board is to consider giving the immigration and customs enforcement agency 48 hours before releasing some inmates. one community activist says that fear of deportation can leave people vulnerable to crime, but sheriff laurie smith has said serious and violent offenders should not be protected from deportation. here is what they told us last week. >> we fear that the community who already may have distrust of calling police in cases of crime will not be calling people in domestic violence situations, will not be calling authorities for fear of deportation. >> i do honestly believe the people who are serious and violent felonies, that have been convicted, we should at least notify ice if they are in this country illegally. >> reporter: now, in the two

months since kate steinle's murder on pier 14 allegedly by unundocumented immigrant with a long list of convictions and deportations a number of bay area communities have reconsidered their sanctuary policies. according to the mercury news they break it down at alameda, contra costa, san mateo and marin counties that are now cooperating with ice. san francisco where kate steinle was killed has not. today's meeting is at 10:30 this morning at the county building in west san jose and the group debating the sanctuary issue today is the one that will recommend the poel si for the full board. up to now slk's policy was to refuse immigration holds unless ice paid for them, something that federal agency had been unwilling to do. >> very interesting. >> a very emotional issue for folks, too. new details on an outbreak at san quentin prison. we are learning a total of six inn planes now have legionnaires' disease. the outbreak was discovered last week after an inmate was rushed to the hospital.

legionnaires' is a type of in a and it's spread by mist from water containing that bacteria. the diagnosis forced the prison to turn off its water supply on friday, it 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 from outside. another 51 inmates are also being monitored for symptoms. police and firefighters say an aerosol can likely caused an explosion and grass fire in san jose. officers happened to be nearby and actually heard the bang and then saw flames shoot out of a creek bed. it was before noon yesterday near coyote creek and tully road. it burned less than an acre and was under control within an hour. a homeless encampment is here by. a bike in big sir did turn tragic for a woman were the east bay who slipped, fell and drowned on friday. search and rescue crews recovered that woman's body in the ocean near mcway falls, right by julia fire burns state

park. it was believed she was climbing down a cliff without proper equipment and fell down. authorities identified her as 20-year-old medina far raz from sun city. >>. if you're heading to the beaches watch out for strong rip currents and large breakers of the high surf advisory is in effect until tond. officials say people should avoid fishing off rocks and a remainder to never turn your back to the ocean. it's also a nice start to our day. want to check the forecast though with meteorologist kari hall. >> and the nice weather from the weekend continues into today. 61 degrees is the temperature now in livermore, san jose, sunnyvale, 6 had concord, 52 in napa. today's highs up to 89 degrees in gilroy, half-moon bay 72 degrees, the marina will be at 68 degrees. mostly sunny skies throughout the day. napa tops out at 85 degrees, oakland 76 and 85 degree in danville.

comfortable weather today in the next few days. gets even cooler. i will show you that in a few minutes. let's see how the commute is moving. we're going to take you right out here, this ises our shot i've been showing you all morning. another crew has shown up there and it you see did seem like theres a rig they have to clear. unfortunately this is the railing of the building we are on top of here, i can't see exactly what else is going on there. they are cleaning up that kitty litter and fuel spill. we do have a crew that's just arrived. we should get a live picture hope fly shortly. the we were worried that the water had had gotten into the water. it sounds like it has not. they just have to clean and clear the rest of the equipment. the jam up heading south past the coliseum. folks aren't slowing quite so much. we to have clearing of more lanes. eastbound 580 is a great alternate getting away from the bay bridge. the metering lights are on at the bay bridge.

the backup a little slowing for hayward. 680 down the south bay your northbound routes are jammed. oakland south past the coliseum. coming up, the new tool google hopes will help keep you safe during a powerful storm. plus, in cold blood, the man accused of a.m. bushing and killing a sheriff's deputy in texas faces a judge for the first time. the evidence against him next. ilaft spyinan r frhen in css isa

at 6:14. a developing story. a possible school poisoning in western afghanistan sent 100 girls to the hospital. the girls became violently ill after spraying an air freshener in class this morning. investigators are trying to figure out whether it was an act of sabotage by taliban militants or if there was something wrong with the spray itself. all of the girls thankfully are expected to be okay. today a court appearance for a man accused of ambushing and killing a houston sheriff's deputy. deputies say shannon miles shot and killed darren goforth on friday. goforth was a ten-year veteran with the force and miles is facing a charge of capital murder. authorities say miles shot fwoert in the back while the deputy was filling up his patrol car at a gas station. ballistics showed the weapon used to kill goforth and a weapon in miles' possession. the cameraman killed in last week's deadly shooting on live

television will be remembered today at the virginia high school that he once attended. adam ward's family will be at salem high school and they're asking folks to wear the school colors as a tribute. hundreds gathered for a memorial service yesterday in roanoke to honor both journalisted child by their former colleague. jeff marks remembered alison parker and adam ward for the joy they provided as much as their hard work and dedication to their jobs. >> i want to play softball with adam again and i want to see alison dance. and i will in the wonderful memories they gave me, they gave us. >> and marks added that he hopes people can turn anger about what happened into positive action. he's also called for a greater awareness about getting help to those who are in need of mental health care. it is 6:16. hollywood mourning a popular filmmaker whose movies scared millions.

good old freddy kruegerer. wes craven the creator actually died yesterday after a long bought with cancer. 76 years old. craven's "nightmare on elm street" series is credited with reinventing the horror genre. later his movies "scream" and three sequels took horror to a whole other level. in a statement his family says craven lied in his los angeles home surrounded by loved ones. wall street may be am for another wild ride when the markets open in under 15 minutes. investors got their share of ups and downs last week when stocks experienced some of the biggest swings in years. right now it's looking like another slide when the markets open. asian stocks sold off today and dow futures pointing lowered keyed by comments by a federal reserve member suggesting an interest rate hike may still be in the works. we are in the midst of hurricane season and google rolling out new features to help users in the case of severe

weather. google public alerts is going to send alerts to your smartphone or computer if you happen to be in the path of a big storm. the advice could range from charge your phone to evacuate to high ground. government agencies are teaming up with google to provide are up to date details. google is going to get the information out there, plus google search results will show your location this comparison to the storm's path. no need to get a life jacket just yet, especially in the bay area. >> and it will be great, nice, quiet, calm, cool and as we start out this morning mostly clear skies as we take a live look at the -- from san francisco toward the bay bridge you see that the sun is rising. not a whole lot to complain about except for the fact that it's monday, but, hey, the weather is thighs. you will get out of bed a little easier and get the workweek started. here is what it looks like right now, all across the bay area it's in the lower 60s, south bay and peninsula 61 degrees.

highs today will be pretty much like where he had. no major changes here. but then as we go through the week it continues to cool off and while we're feeling nice quiet calm weather here is a look what's happening out in the pacific. for the first time in history we have three major hurricanes rolling out over the open pacific, the good news is that none of these storms will affect any land. take a look at these storms, jimena is a category 4, ygnacio category 3 and kilo is a category 4. a lot going on there. we have a nice fallike pattern as a trough sets up along the coast. over the next couple of face we will get more morning clouds, even some drizzle. also the breezy conditions will be kicking up to keep our temperatures nice and cool. here is a look at the outlook for the week in san francisco 72 degrees today and take a look at these cooler than average temperatures, highs in the upper 60s, by friday up to 70 degrees.

if you are already making plans for the weekend it will be a little bit warmer than what we just had, it will be in the 70s and 80s, even some 90s in the north bay as well as the tri-valley and south bay. so after a nice cool week it will be heating up this weekend. let's see if the commute is heating up out there with mike. it is, kari. this oakland, this is our live look from our photographer alan there, these are the ruse on the shoulder. look at all of the sets of flashing lights. this is below the building where we have our cam ration that's why it's tough to see, they are clearly working on the dirt or at least just off the roadway. there's more cleanup to do, this may take a while judging by the amount of crew there and the fact they paved to have involved fish and game. the live camera that we have through the oakland area, that's the overhead shot of the same crew right here in this area. you see there's absorbent right here, water way here and bridge they are working next to, that's the concern is that the fuel has gone into the waterway, again, fish and game is on scene

helping give their assessment as well. we should see the slow down continue because one lane is blocked south pennsylvania the coliseum. s that is the slowest portion for oakland southbound 880. there's your backup at the bay bridge, no surprises for the north part of the bay, east bay or north bay itself coming down through golden gate bridge and 101. the south bay northbound 101 starts to sort itself out after a series of crashes, lee of them at old bay shore. they have all cleared from the roadway. palo alto sews you the peninsula just starting to wake up. this this side of the bay just fine. roadways reopened through burlingame and millbrae after a tough weekend there. it's 880 south past the coliseum that's the slow one. a lot of people wiping the sleep out of their eyes. here is a question, how soon do parents approach the talk? we are not talking about the birds and bees but new guidelines published by a leading pediatrician group says parents need to talk to their

kids about drinking and the sooner they do it the better. the american academy of peed riks say not only to apartments need to have that talk before children take their first drink but even before they start thinking about that first sipp and that could be before their kids are even ten years old. surveys indicate children start to think about alcohol between the age of 9 and 13. coming up, a high tech robot, how it's helping college athletes stay safe on the football field. wastrk i." rt thtrutencledapec

a special tribute eld at the sonoma raceway for an indy car driver killed last sunday. fans and fellow drivers paid tribute to justin wilson yesterday at the gopro grand prix of sonoma. part of that tribute included a personally designed logo the drivers wore on their helmets and also on their cars. wilson was struck in the head with a piece of debris during a race a week ago in pennsylvania and died one day later from his injuries. baseball fans in atlanta took part in a moment of silence before yesterday's braves game. at the remembered the fan, 60-year-old greg am murrey who plunged to his death during saturday's game against the new york yankees. he was a long time season ticket holder. he fell from the upper tech apparently after getting up to boo a yankees player. it was a sad sight, but settingers o did not suspect foul play. okay. so football practice.

-- >> major league baseball already looking into improving fan's safety. more than 25 fans have fallen at stadiums since 2003. it is 6:25 right now. so football practices at one ivy league school are taking a bit of a different tone with a different football player out on the field. we're talking about the mvp or mobile virtual player. the robotic tackling dummy that was created by a dart mouth rugly player who wanted to help reduce brain athletes to players. the pvp relays the need for one player to take a big hit interest another. the heavily padded mvp's take the impact instead. >> it's real cool, it's going to totally change the game for us. >> so with any new technology there are some kinks to work out here such as how the mvp moves around on the field and how the robot is going to withstand all of those blows. it is 6:26. coming up, a troubling trend

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a very good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we are tracking the weather and the roads. mike inouye keeping close tabs on your morning commute. we start right now with meteorologist kari hall. good morning. >> good morning. after a beautiful weekend across the bay we will see more of that weather heading into the week and some more of the cool weather to start out the morning. it is 52 degrees in the north bay, san francisco is at 60 degrees as the sunrises you see that we do have mostly clear skies. a lot of sunshine had this afternoon, 80 in the peninsula, the east bay will be the high today. south bay 82 degrees, tri-valley up to 87, san francisco 72 and 85 in the north bay. looking good in the weather, but how about that commute, mike? we had a couple of rubble spots, still very slow south through oakland. this is the reason why, there

was a jackknifed rig. we have now just a few of the weeks remaining after the clean up continues right here. there are some sand barrels with absorbent and sparks were flying, i think they had to actually cut some of the steel away from the retainer that was damaged during a snack knifed rig. as we look at your map there was concern that there was some damage getting into the environment as well. looks like that's not the case, but still very slow south past the coliseum. the bay bridge toll plaza has your metering lights on as you would expect for a morning commute. anywhere north of the coliseum shows a typical monday morning. the south bay, the no rt bound routes are starting to build and that's typical for silicon valley. we do have an update to braek in this morning. the flames are out but the damage is done. there will be no school today for 500 students at loma prieta elementary school and ct english middle school after flames ripped through the community center overnight. that community center kekts both

campuses. >> these schools are located off summit road in los gatos. damian trujillo has been there all morning long. damian, crews need today to clean up. >> reporter: yeah, and it looks like the firefighters are going b. to hand over the campus to the school district here, they are pretty much wrapped up with dousing some of the hot spots here at the community center adjacent to both schools. the crews are in that mop up process is. the community center is in between those schools, loma treat at that elementary and ct english middle school. inside that community center was also a sheriff's is substation, an office deputies to go in to write reports or handle other law enforcement matters without having to go all the way into santa cruz. sergeant herer with the sheriff's office is calling had had fire suspicious, this morning the district decided to cancel classes meanwhile investigators are looking for the official cause of the fire.

>> the initial engines that got at scene at the actually struck a second alarm just based on the building and the size and the fire intensity. it was pretty much fully involved by the time they got here. >> now, fire crews did not want to comment on the suspicious part of the fire, only to say they are investigating. the sheriff's office says they will help in that investigation. this fire is did require a massive response were sur is rounding agencies and their goal initially was to save the gymnasium behind me. you can see at that part of it is slightly damaged, the roof looks like they had to go in a little bit to let some of the spoke out but for the most part it remains intact. remember' live in the santa cruz mountains, i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." palo alto police have a big problem on their hands. a second indecent exposure incident to investigate. the latest happened friday in the downtown area. police say a woman who was walking on university avenue when she noticed a man following

her. she got into her car and drove off but when she stopped blocks away the man appeared, knocked on her passenger window and then exposed himself. >> it does concern me because in this area there's a lot of traffic and a lot of families come down here so i wouldn't want anyone to, you know, have a bad experience with that. >> police are also looking for another man who exposed himself it to a woman walking a dog at upon row park on miller avenue tuesday night. police have a sketch of that suspect. while both men are believed to be about the same age police are not saying if the two incidents are related. two armed robbers are on the loose. they targeted an east bay convince store pistol whipg the clerk in the face. this happened in pleasant hill at a 76 gas station around 5:00 last night. a man with a gun demanded money from the clerk, despite actually getting that money officers say the gunman still hit the clerk in the face with his gun. during the attack the suspect's gun went off and the bullet went

through a nearby wind fwoe. the gunman went into a get away car and sped off and that clark this morning is recovering in the hospital. a deadly shooting along san francisco's embarcadero is now renewing the talk about sanctuary cities now in the south bay. the accused killer an undocumented immigrant had had actually been arrested several times. >> this is a debate that now takes its way to the south bay with santa clara county leaders are looking at whether or not to give ice a 48 hour heads up before they release serious for violent offenders. >> we're talking about santa clara county which was one of the first sanctuary communities in the facial, that long history of separating local law enforcement from immigration issues could come to an end with that 48-hour heads up that sam mentioned. about 80 people interrupted the santa clara county supervisors meeting for about 15 minutes last week. the last time that had this issue came up. the board is going to consider giving immigration and customs enforcement agency 48 hours to decide whether or not they want

to detain an inmate before that person is released. one community activist says that fear of deportation can leave some people vulnerable to crime, but sheriff lori smith has said that serious and violent offenders should not be protected from deportation. here is what each party told us last week. >> we fear that the community who already may have distrust of calling police am this cases of crime will not be calling people am domestic violence situations, will not be calling authorities for fear of deportation. >> i do honestly believe the people who are serious and violent felonies, that have been convicted, we should at least notify ice if they are in had this country illegally. >> reporter: in the two months since kate steinle's murder on pier 14 in san francisco allegedly by an undocumented immigrant with a long list of convictions and deportations a number of bay area communities have reconsidered their policies regarding sanctuary. according to the mercury news, those include alameda, contra

costa, san mateo and marin. san francisco, though, where steinle was killed has not reconsidered its policy. today's meeting is at 10:30 this morning at the county building which is on west heading in san jose. the group debating the sanctuary issue today is going to be the one that recommends the p policy to the full board. many local law enforcement agencies, again, stopped cooperating with ice, but could now change, 48 hours of notice and that would be just in regards to do you want to pick them up or do you not. it's a very sensitive issue for families, folks in law enforcement and for the community at large. >> thank you, kris. in the meantime, the state of california is filling up death row but failing to carry out executions. the argument actually taking center stage today as california goes to court to preserve the death penalty. attorney general harris is appealing a federal court hearing last year that struck down executions. the judge said the unpredictable

delay is arbitration and unfair. that rule has been put on hold while the court of appeals weighs harris' appeal. in the last 35 years nearly 1,000 criminals have been sent to death row, only 13 have been executed. new details now the power is back on for house thousands of can customers in sonoma county. look at that tree that fell over. yesterday afternoon a big tree taking a topple and also two power lines down with it. that is near gernville initially close to 4,000 just percent lost power. all lanes of highway 101 through the peninsula are back open. the roadway has shut down overnight so crews could repair power lines that fell across the highway on friday night. "today in the bay's" bob redell live in burlingame. this was a dangerous situation, bob, it seems to be strange to same it now, but drivers are relieved they are only dealing with the typical monday morning commute and not a freeway shut

down. >> reporter: the danger is gone and as i can see over my shoulder off camera it does look like the commute is moving at the limit which is good news. at 4:00 this morning both directions southbound and northbound highway 101 reopened here through burlingame in millbrae as promised by chp. the issue of course being a downed transmission line that came down friday night. highway 101 shut down on and off for missouri of the weekend, southbound at millbrae, fort bound at anza after a construction crew working on broadway accidentally knocked down a transmission tower sending high voltage power lines on to the freeway, remarkably no one was hurt. the road was shut down from 9:30 from i night until 4:30 yesterday after and yesterday as well. they also had to restring 1,500 feet of the high power

transmission line across the freeway. again, that was done in time at 4:00 this morning in time for the morning commute. reporting live here in burlingame, bob redell, "today in the bay." a lot of busy overnight work there. so 101 looking good in that stretch. let's check the rest of our highways this morning, freeways, see if there is a lot of green behind you, mike. >> and there is. 101, in fact, 101 is looking better than 280, because southbound 280 typically shows the build and a little slowing light there now. the broadway off ramps are still closed because you saw all the work behind bob, but the freeway itself moves just fine. anywhere north of palo alto moving well. starting the build because of that san mateo bridge and traffic coming over 92. here is your south bay with your typical build. around the bay the color patterns are what you would expect. tri-valley for south 680 and hayward off of 238 for southbound 880 m gentlemaning up there. southbound 880 past the coliseum that is the unusually slow area, still down one lane. let me show you what was going

on about 66, let me show you this video that we have sparks going on now. they are cutting away some of the damaged guardrail, those folks down there in the gully are checking to make sure or see whether or not the diesel spill has gone into the soil or into the water. all those guys with the absorbent will cleaning up the fuel spill. all that work is still going on in this that slow lane causing a distraction. kari, at least there is not any rain or high winds right now to complicate the situation for clean up. >> great news there. temperatures comfortable, too, as we get a live look now from mt. hamilton, clear skies, a beautiful sunrise, temperatures in the lower 60s now, 52 degrees in napa. into the afternoon it will be a warm one, but still very nice and comfortable, the wind picking up later on today. it will be 82 degrees in san jose is, palo alto 81 degrees, mission district at 71 degrees, 83 in petaluma and oakland 76 degrees, danville expect a high

of 85 degrees. 70s and 80s today, getting even cooler heading into the middle of the week. i will highlight those temperatures coming up. back to you, sam and laura. 6:41 coming up, two planes collide on the runway at oakland international airport. plus broken bones but alive. an amazing story of survival as a woman is rescued after spending nine days lost in the sierra. how local search teams helped bring her openly safely. =samig ardive(adib)==ursta pl==i

stocks this morning look like they are shaping up to end this august as the worst month since 2012. obviously hemorrhaging in the stock markets last week until friday's recovery. a quick look at the big board right now. the dow is down 160 points in early trading, going to keep a close eye had this throughout the morning. mission accomplished here, sam. two rescue teams from the bay area back home this morning after helping to rescue a woman lost in the sierra for nine days. we've got new video of the rescue which happened yesterday. teams from marin and san mateo counties were among those sent to find 62-year-old hiyuki harwood. she set off for a hike on the 20th but separated from the group. in the rugged area see broke several of her bones, then surrounded by thick haze from a wildfire less than ten miles away she pulled herself down the mountain for water. she had a water filter but no food, is suffering through scorching summer days and long

cold nights. >> she was really at the end of the time period when we thought that she could survive. >> but she did survive and rescuers used helicopters, horses even a drone to find her. they say this is the longest case of survival that they have ever seen. strong lady there. rescue teams never gave up hope of minding hiyuki harwood. >> we have contact with our missing person. i have coordinates and i am going to need h 40 for an extraction. she is injured. >> he actually was pretty calm about t a little hard to hear but the dispatcher says that they had contacted harwood and she was injured. harwood's family says she will spend the next few days getting much needed rest. probably a nice hot bath. another special thank you as a college student now american

hero trying to get back to every day life. yesterday sacramento state student anthony sadler returned to his church where his father is a miss for and there was a standing ovation, no one prouder than pops. >> but we are so glad he is home and home safe. my son, anthony. >> give it up for anthony. everyone so excited and caught up in the emotion. the pastor can does happen to be the 23 he recalled's father. just over a week ago sadler along with two close friends jumped into action on board a train in europe taking down a man that authorities say was in the middle of executing a terrorist attack. while sadler is seeing away from the media he did give a few hugs to people in the crowd, maybe a relative or two there. we're very happy to see him home he safely. >> there's nobody in sacramento right now when you go around our city that doesn't want to raise their son to be just like anthony sadler. >> sacramento mayor kevin johnson one of many who attended

that service. he is proud to that is a i that this international hero is from his own city. sadler will be starting his senior year at sacramento state later this week. on to decision 2016. we've got a new poll that shows some trouble for both front runners, democrat and republican. in iowa hillary clinton is only 7 points ahead of bernie sanders in the latest bloomberg des moines register poll. in may she had a 41 point lead. vice president joe biden who had hasn't even announced yet is pulling double digits. on the republican side donald trump still leads but he is only 5 points ahead of ben carson. trump says he may still run as an independent. >> i'm going to make a decision very soon and i think a lot of people are going to be very happy. >> all other republicans are in single digits. now to the current commander in chief. happening today, historic trip to alaska for president obama. this morning the president begins a lee-day visit aimed at

bringing attention to the issue of climate change. president obama says climate change is already damaging some of alaska's beautiful scenery and scientists say alaskan glaciers are melting at an alarming rate. they say this year alone the average glacier will lose 30 inches of thickness. >> there's about 25,000 glaciers in alaska and almost all of had them are retreating, losing mass and shrinking. >> mr. obama becomes the first sit something president to set footh in the alaskan arc it tick. we had a lot of heat in our neck of the woods last week. >> we are clear for now but this weekend it will be heating up. enjoy this weather while it lasts. we also get a nice little breeze, too, to allow that cool air to come through the windows. as we take a clear look from at&t park towards san francisco you see that we do start out with mostly clear skies and sunshine will be with us all throughout the day.

looking now at those temperatures it is 52 degrees in the north bay, san francisco 60 degrees and it is 63 degrees in the east bay. highs today will be in the 70s and 80s. 80 in the east bay and 87 in the tri-valley. the north bay will be up to 85 degrees and san francisco 72. let me take you hour by hour in livermore. 7:00 we're at 62 degrees, 67 degrees at 9:00 and lunchtime it will be near 80 degrees and then jumping into the upper 80s. a warm afternoon, but once that breeze kicks in you will have much more comfortable feeling air and a fall-like pattern in place all throughout the west coast. as we go through the next couple of days more clouds during the morning and most likely drizzle and fog, especially along the bay. the wind will also stay breezy as our temperatures continue to dip. here is a look at what we can expect the next three days, 82 degrees in the south bay, on wednesday up to 78 degree, the peninsula will also be dipping

into the upper 70s by midweek and san francisco into the 60s with a breezy which happened that's going to feel cool there. 85 degrees in the north bay, tomorrow 80 and 77 on wednesday. we see the cooling trend here, but this weekend it heats up once again. this is what you can expect, mostly some 70s and 80s, even some 90s in the north bay, tri-valley as well as the south bay. we will keep you up-to-date to on that. right now mike is keeping you up to date on that commute. we still have had this going on, the road work or cleanup work on the roadway blocking the slow rain south 880 hegenberger. they are still assess something what's going on with regard to the water way, the soil and the fuel spill that happened after a big rig jackknifed there and punctured a fuel tank. as wedding a look out to the map we see a slower drive continuing southbound and northbound developing, the build is on there and a distraction for what is going on on the other side of the freeway, 580 very clear.

the rest of your approach through oakland toward the bay bridge moves typically. you do have a little more slowing through berkeley because of that volume of traffic. castro valley there's hayward and a slower drive develops across that san mateo bridge. the northbound routes are looking great. earlier crash left some debrisen in a couple of lanes there's slowing, i don't think there's traffic break but we will track that. meanwhile the rest of your approach north 101 at 680 a live look there. we had it jammed all morning from a certificatesees of crashes around mckee but now things are sorting out to a nice smooth morning commute right there. it is 6:52. news details on an outbreak at a san quentin prison. a total of six inmates now have legionnaires' disease. the outbreak was discovered last week after an inmate was rushed to the hospital. legionnaires' is a type of pneumonia and it's spread by mist from water containing the bacteria. the diagnosis forced the prison to turn off its water friday.

faucets and showers have to day try until they figure out the sors of the outbreak. inmates are using portable showers and getting water shipped from outside. another 51 inmates are being monitored for doms. scary moments for passengers on board two airplanes. this is what passengers were looking at as they were looking out their window. you can see the tip of the plane's wing broken off. a plane headed to orange county was backing away from the gate when it clipped another plane. both planes are now out of service undergoing maintenance check. nobody was hurt. southwest released a statement saying that safety is its number one focus and the airline is doing an internal review to figure out what happened there. coming up, a high wire act complete, crews finish overnight work that shut down highway 101 through the peninsula. plus the fire is out but the damage is done. overnight flames forced the cancellation of two schools in the south bay. inhismalt.=dianiveno hootod s i

breaking news. there will be no school for hundreds of students in the south bay after an early morning fire. >> 500 students affected. "today in the bay" damian trujillo joins us live in los gatos with the very latest. damian. >> reporter: good morning. i just took a walk over there. the community center is

destroyed, the gymnasium next to it actually only a little water damage in the floor, head to puncture some holes on the ceiling of the gym but other than that the jis nays yum is am tact. the loma prieta elementary and ct english middle school, those schools were not damaged but also within that community center was a sheriffs substation. without having to go all the way into santa cruz. sergeant shearer of the sheriff's office says this fire is suspicious, this morning the district decided to cancel classes. that is the latest now here from the loma prieta school district in the santa cruz mountains i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." the recent killing of kate steinle on san francisco's embarcadero still fueling the sanctuary city debate in the south bay now. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us from our newsroom with more on that store. >> reporter: santa clara county to be the fifth bay area sanctuary community to change its policies since the july death of that san francisco

woman allegedly at the hands of an undocumented immigrants. protesters disrupted the meeting last week when the board last us can discussed giving i.c.e. a 48 hour heads up before the release of some inmates. at that time community activists told us the fear of deportation could make some people vulnerable to crime. on the flip side sheriff lori smith has said serious and violent offenders should be reported to i.c.e. today's meeting at is 10:30 at the county building on west heading. i'm bob redell in burlingame. both directions of highway 101 are back reopened in time for the morning commute. reopening at 4:00 this morning as promised by chp. this after the road was shut down on and off for the weekend because of an accident that took place ear at the broadway avenue overpass on friday night. friday night a construction crew working on broadway accidentally knocked town one of the transmission towers, sending high voltage power lines on to the freeway.

the freeway as a result had to be shut down to that workers could restring 1,500 feet of one inch transmission line, line like this made of steel and aluminum. to get it back across the freeway. again, everything reopened, the only thing shut down right now is the off ramp to broadway avenue. here had in burlingame, bob redell, "today in the bay." no props for mike during your traffic report. >> i have something for you guys. >> first let's get a check of your weather. great today, highs if the 70s and # 0s. in san jose 82, 72 embarcadero, napa 85, 76 oakland and livermore 87 degrees. >> now to something something. >> you're not going to love this, but a better situation. look at our overhead shot from oakland coliseum area, this is across the southboundel 80 at hegenberger and there is still cleanup going on and they're

checking out whether or not there has been leakage into the soil as far as that fuel spill is concerned. that continues to be jammed in both directions. this is our live shot showing you that big is over on the shoulder a number had of folks there, a m this of cars. folks are getting by, slowing, though, in the area and that adds to the build up. no you we do have the san mateo bridge westbound that tow truck not in lanes, no incident on the span itself for the san mateo bridge but in san mateo 101 is looking a little extra slow this morning. >> hopefully you get off to good start this morning. that's what's happening "today in the bay." >> don't think we are going to say that's a case of the mondays. up and down. donald trump remains on top in iowa among republicans. hillary clinton faces sinking poll numbers. challenger bernie sanders now trailing her by just seven points in a key state. paying tribute, more than 1,000 people marched to honor a texas sheriff's deputy ambushed and killed while pumping gas. ♪