a very good tuesday morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we have a lot to get to today. first we are going to start right now with meteorologist kari hall and a look at your weather. good morning. >> good morning. nice clear, cool conditions as you head out the door and we will start to see a few more clouds moving in during the next couple of hours before a bright and sunny day. in the peninsula it's 59 degrees, 60 in san francisco, highs topping out at 73 today. in the north bay it will be 86 degrees, in the south bay 84 degrees. get ready for another warm day, but slightly cooler tomorrow. i will show you that forecast coming up. let's get a look too commute now with mike. overall we're look at a nice flow of traffic unlike yesterday no major issues, at least nothing unexpected. we will show you westbound 580 some slowing because of that volume coming out of the altamonte pass, by the time you get to vasco you are at the speed limit near the dublin interchange. the bay bridge toll plaza we are ready for the morning commute,

we have just changed the pricing right there. we have a couple of folks on each cash lane and that will continue to build. breaking news now, a woman reportedly thrown in the trunk of a car and kidnapped. investigators in oakland trying to track down the suspect but they don't have much to go on. here is a witness reporting seeing it happen last night around 10:00 on sterling drive, that is just west of 580. >> "today in the bay" schuk coppola live in oakland. what are police saying this morning? >> reporter: precious little at this early hour. we can share with you some details. we should point out there is no police activity right now in the oakland hills, this part of it. behind me you see the 8100 block of sterling drive, that is where this kidnapping is reportedly -- reportedly to have happened just after 10:00 p.m. last night. a witness told police that a man grabbed a woman who was described only as wearing a halter top, put her in the trunk of a car and then took off. now, the car description is very

sketchy, it is a black car, possibly a year 2000 model. we don't know if it's a coupe or if it's a sedan. we don't know much about the woman other than what she was wearing. the suspect is a fairly sketchy description, here is what police have given us to go on, he is described as an african-american man in his mid 20s, 6 feet tall, weighing between 180 and 200 pounds wearing a red shirt and dark pants. now, admittedly all three of those, the car, victim and suspect very, very limited information at this hour. we hope to get more info later. we can also share with you about where we are in the oakland hills. we are sort of at the converged enls of crest, mccormick avenues and sterling drive. you can see behind me the lights of the oakland coliseum, those bright lights there, that should give you an idea of where we are. there's also an open space at the top of this hill, perhaps someone was out walking their

dog or out and about at that hour. if you did and you saw and heard something, oakland police would like you to call them. reporting live in the oakland hills, i'm chuck coppola, toibt. happening today, the pham live kate steinle will square off against san francisco sheriff and two federal agencies. >> bob redell joins us live in our san francisco newsroom. the family thinks these agencies failed to do their jobs leading to her death. >> reporter: the steinle family not only wants to hold francisco sanchez accountable, he is the man accused of killing their daughter kate, but also the government agencies who allowed sanchez an undocumented immigrant back out on the streets. later this morning at 11:00 a.m. kate steinle's parents and her brother will announce that they are filing a claim against the san francisco sheriff's office and i.c.e., that's immigration customs enforcement along with the bureau of land management since it was their agent's stolen gun used in steinle's murder. last july she was shot and killed as she walked with her

father down pier 14 in san francisco. the steinle family believes their daughter would still be alive if sanchez had not been released from county jail and instead turned over to authorities. >> it's not going to bring kate back regardless of what happens and we are going to continue to fight on for -- for kate and for the rest of people in this country so this doesn't happen to someone else. >> we are where we are because the system failed. humanity and right now us. >> even if the steinle family doesn't prevail in court, they will prevail in the court of public opinion, but i think at the end of the day it's going to be a difficult case for them to win. >> the sheriff's department and i.c.e. say that this morning we cannot comment on pending litigation. reporting live in the san francisco newsroom, bob redell, "today in the bay." also new this morning, police in san jose trying to get in touch with the family of a

man found stabbed to death overnight in san jose. >> the man was found about 10:00 last night near story and center roads, "today in the bay" kris sanchez live in san jose. kris, any word on the suspect? >> reporter: no word on a suspect yet, but we do know that when san jose police arrived on the scene it was just too late for that man who suffered at least one stab wound. the area where it happened near story and center roads is not far from the homeless encampment known as the jungle. it was cleared a few months back. we can't say it has anything to do with the homicide, but that is where we found the crime scene tape. someone called 911 last night to report seeing that man down on the ground about 10:00. that man was declared dead at the scene. his identity won't be released until a coroner can talk with his family. police have not made any arrests yet, but when they release a suspect description or a description of the suspects, we will bring that to you. this is the 22nd homicide in san jose this year.

in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." now to a story that you will only see on nbc bay area, two san francisco police officers are under investigation, one for sexual assault, the other for interfering with the investigation. nbc bay area obtained a copy of this search warrant, it says a woman went to sf general hospital earlier this month saying that she had been injured during a sexual assault. she identified the suspect as an acquaintance and a police officer. now, according to the warrant both victim and suspect say that they had been drinking heavily at her house. she says they had nonconsensual sex, he says he can't remember anything. the warrant also alleges a fellow officer lied to officers looking into the incident and kept the suspect updated on the investigation. it is 5:06. new details on a school fire in the south bay. a 17-year-old boy says he accidentally started the fire that forced two los gatos schools to close yesterday. class right side set to resume this morning at both loma prieta

elementary school and ct english school. the boy said he met some friends inside one of the buildings and the group burned some cardboard box toss keep warm. he says he thought the fire was out so he put the ashes in a garbage can, but the flames ended up spreading. the fire caused heavy damage to a community center and a gym. let's get a check of your weather, see a little clouds and some icons on that weather map behind you, care yeechlt good morning. >> good morning. not too much going on here, at least we do have the clouds near the coast with our temperatures in the lower 60s. as we take a closer look at what you are feeling as you head out the door. santa therese can a 76, campbell it's 58 degrees. 54 in the north bay and san francisco now at 60 degrees and it will be warm inland with highs in the upper 80s, san jose 84 degrees, palo alto also at 84 and the inner sunset today at 70 degrees a mixture of sun and

clouds in san francisco while napa sees a high of 85 degrees, oakland 76, pittsburg 89 and dublin also at 89 degrees. into the next few days it actually gets a little cooler. i will show you those numbers coming up. let's see how the roads are flowing with mike. i will show you the bay bridge and we see westbound with those taillights wrapping around through treasure island and over toward san francisco, that's the commute direction out of oakland moving smoothly. same thing opposite direction. the speed sensors not an issue for here, the bay bridge or richmond san rafael bridge, but north of that we have two separate reports but i think it's the same crash south 101 something between ignacio and roland boulevard. no major injuries but it just came in. meanwhile, the crash in hercules eastbound 80 has not been a problem. it's over on the shoulder around highway 4. the bay bridge shows a few more cars waiting over in the cash lanes, the south bay a smooth flow of traffic, north 680

around auto mall parkway we do have a stall there and the san mateo bridge flows smoothly. coming up, why ashley madison says the hack heard around the world is actually good for business. >> and the ceo of yahoo plans a major expansion and the markets, boy, they look lousy again. we will take a look coming up in business and tech. plus president obama says when it comes to climate change it's not enough to talk to talk, so today he's taking a long walk in one of the coldest places on the planet.

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happening today, president obama is going where no president has ever gone before, he is hiking into the alaskan wilderness to prove climate change is real. >> hopefully he brought his park can a. "today in the bay" tracie potts joins us live in washington with more on his three-day journey. >> reporter: good morning everyone. the president is trying to make the case about climate change, telling leaders there in alaska that it's like 75 huge glaciers, the length of the national mall behind me, four times as tall as the washington monument, all melting in a year.

now, president obama who spoke with that glacier conference is going to hike up to a glacier today and then he's taking boat tour of that entire area. the president said the issue here is that these glaciers are melting, they're raising sea levels, there's one island there that we saw that scientists say is going to be completely submerged in water in a decade. the president also emphasized that the u.s. has some responsibility to deal with this. now, obviously that's only one side of the story. here on capitol hill there are a lot of naysayers and skeptics about the science behind climate change, it's one of the reasons that some of his energy programs and some of his global warming programs have been held up here on capitol hill. so that's really just one side of the story, but while he is there in alaska for three days the president is going to try to push that. the challenge is the people in alaska and their economy is very

much focused on and dependent on oil and drilling which is not a really big part of the president's clean energy program. >> no it's not. interesting as well ahead of the presidential campaign here, too, how that plays out. the state department has just released another cache of hillary clinton's e-mails. >> there's something in there for everyone. >> if you'd like to be critical of the former secretary of state you can point out to a few hundred e-mails sent and received that were later classified or like "the new york times" you can look at the positive where clinton talks about how worried she is about the earthquake in haiti at the time. the bottom line, there are more than 4,000 e-mails to pour through and it's going to take some time. we have in the past been talk being how little clinton seemed to understand about her own technology. in a newly revealed e-mail discussing her home's internet connection clinton says i don't know if i have wifi. how do i find out?

yahoo ceo marissa myers says she is pregnant with twins. she says she will spend as much time at the office as possible taking limited time away and working throughout. she had a little boy three years ago after which she extended yahoo's parental leave. i have been overseas so i haven't been following the markets but i assume they have been completely normal and unremarkable, let's check in with landon dowdy at cnbc world headquarters. >> scott mcgrew, i hope that is a joke. you leave and everything goes wild. welcome back from vacation. the markets look to open september well in the red as well after ending august with a thud. futures are sharply lower after china reported the country's manufacturing activity fell at the fastest pace in three years last month. that's dragging down those asian and european markets today. oil price right side lower today as well after surging nearly 9%

on monday on reports opec may cut production amid signs of a drop in u.s. crude supplies. the dow posting its worst monthly loss in august since may of 2010 and september may not look much better it's historically the worst month of the year for stocks. scott, mack over to you. >> landon, thank you much. sam, i know you're hung ring for top gear news. reports say apple tried to bid on that series. top gear the most popular tv show in the world was kicked off the bbc after an incident with one of its hosts. new shows will be produced by amazon. we knew netflix had take an hard look at buying up the show but now 9 to 5 macreports apple was a serious contender. this is interesting because apple doesn't make its own content outside of some concert videos. that they even thought of going into the television business and top gear on top of that, that's pretty interesting. >> this as they're coming out with an apple tv as well. >> that could have been one of their big bits of content. can you imagine the host coming

out on the stage? people would have freaked out. >> one more thing. >> that would have been cool. >> top gear, i'm going to put it on my list, millionaire matchmaker still number one. >> really? >> that's like a confession. i should be embarrassed to say that. >> the most popular tv show in the world. #make sam watch top gear. >> what about me? nothing? all right. $50,000, that's how much pg&e must pay for failing to secure a substation in south san jose. a year ago burglars cut their way through that exterior fence you saw there at the metcalf substation and stole several thousand dollars in construction equipment. the brazen break in went undetected by what pg&e had called robust security for more than five hours n a statement the state's public utilities commission said its investigation found despite multiple alarms sounding during the break in, pg&e security walls unaware. this latest failure followed promises by the utility to

increase security after the 2013 attack by gunmen that shut down that substation for nearly a month. a calm start to your tuesday morning so far. mike is going to have a look at the roadways coming up here in just a few moments. first we will say good morning to kari hall. >> good morning. great weather today once again. kind of like yesterday, but in some spots it will be a few degrees cooler as the morning clouds return and as we take a live look at the bay bridge things are flowing smoothly and getting a nice start to the day. seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. we are making weekend plans. it is labor day weekend approaching and right now it's in the lower 60s. it's 60 degrees in san francisco, 62 in east bay and peninsula 59 degrees, north bay 61 degrees with a mostly clear start to the day. we will have a lot of sunshine once again and then highs topping out at 83 degrees in the east bay, peninsula at 80 degrees and 84 degrees in the south bay, the north bay

tomorrow's out at 86. winds coming in from the northwest at 10 to 15 miles an hour, becoming a little more breezy and we go into the afternoon and the winds picking up at 15 to 20 miles an hour throughout the day. a nice breeze once again. under all of that sunshine it will be so comfortable. let me take you hour by hour in san jose. it will be 61 degrees at 7:00 and 9:00 we are up to 65 degrees. then into the lower 70s by lunchtime, we are at 75 degrees and then eventually making it into the lower 80s. 84 degrees the high today in the south bay and then even a little bit cooler tomorrow and then up a couple of more degrees by thursday and that will set the stage as we head into the weekend. a warming trend will begin. into the next three days for the north bay 86 today but 81 degrees or 80 degrees tomorrow. in the east shore also in the 70s and 80s with temps coming down a couple of more degrees for torjs but then warming up

this weekend. once again you are seeing that at the bottom of the screen. let's get a look at that morning commute with mike. bottom of your screen with the tri-valley over here, middle of my screen is that tri-valley commute for west 580. these headlights in your commute direction, that's out of the altamonte and in toward the dublin interchange. now, the cameras right around here, that good volume still maintaining the speed limit but over here before you reach isabelle things are backed up as you come out of the altamonte pass. typical build but debris and a car having hit something made its way off the roadway at isabelle. no other sfriezs for the bay. smooth easy dry drive for the south bay, pens l.a. same thing for the dumbarton bridges. the north bay those two incidents were one, south 101 at roland over on the right shoulder and the bay bridge toll plaza just starting those cash lanes, continuing with a little back up there. back to you. coming up, ashley madison says a highly publicized hack and several lawsuits aren't enough to keep it down. plus an san jose nightclub

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despite a recent hack and rumors of its dem mice the owner of ashley madison says business is booming. in fact, avid life media the parent company of ashley madison says hundreds of thousands of people joined the site last

week, that includes 87,000 women. the company says reporting its downfall greatly exaggerated and the hack helped the website reach a bigger audience. a student at a chris brown concert -- he is suing chris brown and venue, five people shot at the feast is that nightclub in san jose back in january t sent the crowd into a panic. all the victims survived. attorneys for one of the people shot say the nightclub failed to provide proper security for the event. the plaintiff, a 22-year-old san francisco state university student claims to have trouble walking after he was shot in the foot. >> obviously chris brown will tell you this is a frivolous lawsuit. the bottom line is if you get shot at one of these events it's not frivolous and if you have a permanent injury somebody should be held accountable. >> after the event the nightclub's entertainment and alcohol licenses were suspended for two months.

pot over cigarettes. a new study shows u.s. college students smoked marijuana more regularly an cigarettes last year. university of michigan has been collecting smoking data since 1980. last year was the first year pot smoking surpassed cigarettes. about 6% of students smoked marijuana on a daily or near daily basis. about 5% smoked cigarettes that much, a sharp drop from 1999 when 19% of college students smoked regularly. coming up, an update to breaking news. thrown in a trunk and taken away, the latest on an overnight kidnapping investigation in oakland. plus a man found dead near a children's petting zoo and police say when it comes to the killer they have little to go on. joinus.'m m bck.=lra/hotand'

a good tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. want to get a check of our forecast for today. warm, cool, what do you say, kari? >> starts out cool and then gets warm. we will have it all today. it is right around 60 degrees across most of the bay area and just a few clouds as you head out the door. into the afternoon a high of 83 degrees can be expected in the east bay, while san francisco tops out at 73, the north bay at

86 and the tri-valley 89 degrees. some of us warm today, but we will all feel a nice cool down tomorrow. i will show you those numbers coming up. let's see how its roads are flowing with mike. just in the short time that you gave your report i've seen these cash lanes off to the left approach at the bay bridge start to fill in. we have the build on of course traditional time on a tuesday. we will look at your map. we don't see any real issues as you're coming down through the maze or east shore freeway. it's a smooth drive as you head across that bay bridge as well. we should see those metering lights turned on within the next five minutes. south bay smooth flow of traffic, northbound 101 seeing that first burst start to build through san jose. we do have breaking news this morning, gone in the blink of an eye, police are trying to figure out what happened to a woman believed to be kidnapped off the streets of oakland. >> even more disturbing what witnesses are reporting to police that they saw a man shove a woman into the trunk of a car last night on sterling drive west of 580.

"today in the bay" chuck coppola joining us live from oakland. chuck, do police know who the man is? >> reporter: well, no, they don't. not at least that they are sharing with us. we asked them earlier if this was a domestic issue, they say they don't know yet, they are still investigate that go case. we do have some other information we can share, but first of all let me tell you where we are. we are at sterling drive where it comes together with crest avenue and mccormick avenue in the oakland hills, you can see the lights of oakland hills behind neechlt the oakland police are investigate ago kidnapping that happened down this way, over in the 8100 block of sterling drive. they say that just after 10:00 p.m. a witness told police that a man was seen grabbing a woman, putting her in the trunk of the car and then driving off. now, the woman was described as wearing a halter top, we don't know her race, we don't know her age or what else she was wearing, but that seems to be one description. the car is very sketchy, a black

car, possibly year 2,000, not much more to go on than that, and the suspect is described in limited details as an african-american man in his mid 20s, approximately 6 feet tall, weighing 180 pounds to 200 pounds. not sure on that. they do say that he was wearing a red shirt and dark pants, but admittedly that's not much to go on. so oakland police have not yet come forth with more information on this. we don't know if this was a domestic situation or something else. we are slightly to the west of interstate 580, i can hear the traffic just starting up this morning. we are in the oakland hills near an open space at the top of crest avenue and mccormick avenue, perhaps someone was out and heard or saw something, but that is the latest from here. a kidnapping happening late last night in the oakland hills a woman put into the trunk of a car and driven off. i'm chuck coppola, reporting live in the oakland hills, "today in the bay."

happening today, the family of kate steinle moving forward with their fight for justice. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell live in our san francisco newsroom, bob, its family filing a claim against the service sheriff's department and two federal agencies. >> reporter: the steinle family tells us they believe the system failed them and their daughter, that's why at 11:00 this morning on the steps of city hall kate steinle's parents, her brother, along with her lawyers will announce that they are filing a claim against three government agencies, namely the sheriff's office of san francisco, i.c.e., and the bureau of land management since it was their agent's stolen gun that was used to kill kate steinle this past july as she walked with her father in san francisco. the steinle family wants to hold those agencies accountable for their daughter's death. >> the basis of the steinle claim is that the federal government, the state government and the federal agent whose gun was used in killing kate steinle all dropped the ball and kate

steinle would still be alive if those governmental entities had followed their own rules. >> everybody can't keep just rolling over and saying, yeah, this is the way it is. it isn't the way that it has to be. we've got to stand up and be counted and say, we're mad as hell and we are not going to take it anymore. >> reporter: francisco sanchez who is an undocumented immigrant and five time deportee has been arrested in kate steinle's death, the courts are right now trying to figure out if there's enough evidence to make those charges stick. the sheriff's department and i.c.e. say that they cannot comment on any pending litigation. reporting live here in the san francisco newsroom, bob redell, "today in the bay." closing arguments are expected to begin this week in the trial of two teens accused of killing a paramedic in oakland more than two years ago. quinn bowyer was shot and killed in the oakland hills. the alleged gunman christian burton was just 16 at the time

of the murder. now he and 17-year-old david mcneal are standing trial. prosecutors say that killing was a part of a two day crime spree by teens including carjackingings, robberies and two shootings. new this morning, san jose police hope the light of day will reveal more about a deadly stabbing near happy hollow. emergency responders found the man near story and senter roads, the stabbing victim and pronounced him dead on scene. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez live at the scene. kris, do police know who they are even looking for? >> reporter: at this point they are not saying who they are looking for and as close to it is of happy hollow park and zoo it's closer to the opening of the jungle that former homeless en crampment that was cleared a few months back. when police arrived on the scene it was too late for that victim who had been stabbed at least one time. the area is near story and

senter roads, the en crampment was cleared a few months back, we can't say it has any direct relation to this homicide but it is where we found the crime scene tape. someone called 911 to report seeing that man down on the ground last night around 10:00, that man was declared dead at the scene. police have not made any arrests, if they have a suspect description they are not leasing it just yet. also not being released is the identity of the victim because the coroner still has to notify the next of kin, that victim's family. we can say that this is the 22nd homicide in san jose this year. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." a follow-up now, a man shot and killed by police last week at oakland's lake merritt had previously been suspected in a bizarre case of animal cruelty. last thursday police officers shot and killed a 30-year-old man, police say he assaulted a female officer with a chain before she responded with deadly force. police now say in july officers

arrested the same man at lake merritt for snapping off the head of a goose. in that case he was take ton a mental health clinic. police also arrested him once in a stalking case. a violent confrontation now between a driver and a critical mass bicyclist all this have captured on camera. >> hey. he hey. >> that video was posted to youtube friday night after san francisco's monthly critical mass bike ride. it appears to show the driver of a zip car nudging a cyclist who starts yelling at a driver. a small crowd quickly blocks off all traffic. as the woman is driving away z you see a man with a bike lock lashing out and striking her car. city leaders are calling for consequences for this confrontation. regular riders say the behavior of one should not reflect all cyclists. >> i just don't think that one

person who acted out aggressively can be a representation for all of the people who ride bikes. >> the confrontation came as bike advocates called for a new bike friendly rule called the idaho stop. that's when bicyclist right side allowed to roll through stop signs when it's safe. school is back in session but so is a serious health warning at cal. a student pested positive for the measles. that student is now in isolation but the city of berkeley is warning about exposure to the community. between august 24th and august 29th. the student spent a lot of time on the cal campus, he or she also rode the ac transit bit 25-a last month. you should know measles can linger in the air for up to two hours. the risk is very low, though, to those who are vaccinated. a georgia police officer in critical condition after responding to a call at the wrong house. police thought they were responding to a burglary in

progress, when they entered the wrong home. authorities say police and the homeowner fired shots at each other, the officer, homeowner and his dog were all hit by bullets. the dog didn't survive. now police are scrambling to figure out what went wrong. >> here is the important thing that we must note is that the officers responded to this intersection, the second house just inside this corner and the home that was -- that met the description that was given to them, this is where they thought the potential burglary was taking place and the color of the house and the texture being brick fit that description. >> a very costly mistake. police believe the homeowner most likely thought that the officer was an intruder. an investigation is now underway. new this morning, international news now, thailand's prime minister says authorities have arrest ds the man they believe is the main suspect in last month's bangkok

bombing. 20 people died in that explosion. the prime minister says the suspect was a foreigner and found in eastern thailand near the boarder with cambodia. the prime minister did not say whether the suspect is the one who actually planted the bomb. back to the bay area. people living in a san francisco apartment complex fighting to keep their homes. south beach marina apartments more than 100 rent controlled units for low and middle income families. but the contract they keep those rents low is set folks fire and management plans to raise rents to full market price. today they will hold a rally to protest the rent hike and call on management to make its units permanently affordable housing. not an issue just affecting san francisco. in san jose the city council discussing its own rent control proposal. the council will consider capping rent hikes at 4% per year. rents sky high in the south bay as they are elsewhere in the bay area. one couple we talked to told us their landlord hiked their rate by more than 18% starting today. it's 5:39. one north bay city taking

another stab at closing the door on retail and eating chains, the national ones. sebastopol city council members are discussing a new proposal to limit chain stores and restaurant franchises. the first proposal inspired by the fight to build a downtown cvs did not pass in july. this new version is set to be more refined and allows more leeway for large shopping centers. clinging right now to the last part of summer, maybe a little more time left, we've got some heat out there today. let's check in with kari. >> at least we will have the warm temperatures staying with us, but now it's september and from here on, you know, meet logically looking at the averages we do start to see those temperatures going down from here on out. it will be 84 degrees today in san jose, palo alto 84 degrees, and the inner sunset up to 70 degrees today, still comfortable in many spots. inland temperatures will be warming up into the upper 80s n livermore 89 degrees, 76 degrees

in oakland and napa today topping out at 85 degrees. still warm today and getting a few degrees cooler tomorrow. i will show you those numbers coming up. we will take a look also at the labor day weekend forecast, but let's see how the roads are moving now with mike. >> the bay bridge toll plaza does have those metering lights on, the backup fills in the toll plaza. turned on at 5:34 this morning, actually a little later than yesterday. as we look at your map a smooth flow of traffic on the approaches, east shore freeway and the maze. new incident pops up, reports of a car fire on the shoulder west 24 right around the arinda exit, we're watching for any delays. so far no delays as crews arrive there. if that's a big fire it will be a big distraction, request f if not we should see that disappear from the report soon. we will track that. the tri-valley, that wood debris reported at the isabelle off ramp for westbound 580. that's where the slowing clearing up. pretty typical commute for the

livermore area. south bay some slowing north 101 at 680. this is your typical build, that's r that first burst we talk about just about quarter to 6:00 happens a little earlier on a tuesday just as we would expect t will clear. back to you. it's 5:42. coming up, the announcement pope francis just made. possibly another game changer for the catholic church. today is not the day to check your 401(k), it's going to be another rough day on the markets. we will give you a preview just ahead. the county clerk ordered to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples despite her religious objections heads back to work this morning. alor thi fofooall tobra. audgco

it's all or nothing for football's tom brady a judge could rule as early as today after negotiations to reach a settlement in deflate-gate failed yesterday. the new england patriot quarterback brady met with nfl commissioner roger goodell at a new york city courthouse yesterday. the qb wants his four-game suspension reduced, which is about a quarter of the nfl season. the decision now falls in the hands of the judge. that judge says he's either going to uphold its full four-game suspension or drop it entirely. it is 5:45. a kentucky county clerk is defying a supreme court ruling refuse to go issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.

rowan county clerk kim davis returned to work within the past hour. yesterday the supreme court ruled she must issue marriage license toss auchlt kim davis says that defies her christian beliefs. since she refused this morning she now faces fines and jail time. last week was not a kind one when it comes to the markets, your 401(k)s, all those savings tchlts looks like another tough morning for your money. >> stocks set to plummet. scott mcgrew, you said the dow could fall as much as 300 points. >> that's the bet traders are making this morning. the markets once again liking at china. several data points coming out of that country showing slowing growth. do keep in mind it's hard to tell what kind of news out of china is dependable. they have messed with numbers before. today's rough sledding comes a day after the dow fell trim digits on monday. oil prices helped prop up energy kms. energy companies like chevron, major dow components rising oil

prices helped put the brakes on sliding markets. oil prices firming up. opec indicate it had may slow production. in the u.s. a federal agency said it expected american production later this year to slow but a little secret here, that u.s. news about oil was because of an adjustment in the way the energy information agency calculates production, in other words, the news that kind of saved the markets monday wasn't really news at all. shares in netflix fell 2.5% mon and premarket shows they're going to fall again big today after the company revealed it exited a deal with movie production company epics. this is a gamble. they were supplying it with movies like hunger games and wolf of wall street. they move to hulu. we will see if they can do something with it. >> a lot of people lover it. >> netflix beefing up it's original programming. >> that's basically the risk they're taking, you will like

their original programming more than wolf of wall street. we'll see. new this morning, pope francis is going to allow roman catholic priest toss forgive women who have had abortions. in a statement from the vatican the pope says that he was, well aware of the of the pressures women face that lead them to choose abortions. pope francis says women must seek forgiveness with a contrite heart. the change is part of the upcoming holly year of mercy which begins december 8th. a bill designed to cut down on childhood obesity in new york could set the standard for healthy kids meals across the country. new york city council is considering the healthy happy meals bills t would require kids meals to include a serving of fruit, veges or whole grain. they would also have to be less than 500 calories with a limited amount of saturated fat, sugar and sewed yuchlt researchers say 98% of kids meals do not meet this criteria. as we are talk being kids we

know they need exercise to be happy and healthy. but a new study says they don't need as much as has been previously reported. researchers had children walk for three minutes every har half hour during a three-hour period where they were otherwise sitting. the kids showed lower levels of blood sugar and insulin, compared to kids -- or i should say compared to days when they sat for three hours with no exercise. experts say even minimal activity may help protect children against diabetes, heart disease and cancer. >> everybody needs to get moving a little bit. >> you are stuck at your desk looking at a computer screen, kids, adults, you have to get up sometimes and get the blood flowing. >> it's going to be a good day. >> especially as kids are getting home from school, you can go outside and play for a while. our temperatures will be warm during the afternoon but nice and school along the coast. now as we take a live look at san jose we see clear skies to

starts out and with the seven-day forecast coming up, a lot of parents are planning for something to do this weekend to enjoy the last -- i guess we can call it the last weekend of summer before things really get underway and our temperatures start to cool down. it is now 54 degrees in santa rosa, 60 degrees in san francisco. in livermore today still very warm is this afternoon, starting out in the lower 60s, this morning mostly sunny skies by lunchtime we are up to 80 degrees, 85 degrees at 2:00 and we will see some mid 80s for a few hours before it dips once again. we will have more clouds moving in tonight. yes, there's three -- still three hurricanes happening out in the pacific, none of them are expected to affect any land at this point, but we have jimena that has wind speeds of 130 miles an hour and ignacio that continues to weaken north of hawaii wind speeds at 85 and kilo that is still producing winds up to 125 miles an hour.

all that activity going on out of the pacific here in the bay area nice quiet and mostly sunny skies. into tomorrow our temperatures dipping a few more degrees from today, in the south bay we will go frommel 0 degrees -- or 84 degrees today to 80 tomorrow, the peninsula also dipping back into the upper 70s, around 70 degrees in san francisco, the east shore will be at 83 today and 79 degrees tomorrow. this weekend starts to go back up. so a couple of days of some cooler than average temperatures but then expect some 9 os by the end of the weekend. 93 degrees on sunday in the south bay. let's get a look at that morning commute with mike. i guess that's why they have the averages lower than normal and, yeah, the weekend comes n looking over toward the bay bridge looking like a pretty normal tuesday, we have the heaviest volume of traffic around the bay typically. we will look at your map and there is no drama getting back to that bay bridge toll plaza, we do have a smooth flow of traffic. our speed sensors down the east

shore freeway show a little slowing through berkeley. it is eastbound 24 chp gives us the update with that fire reported, an suv on the shoulder was on fire, now there may be some of that hillside on fire. we're checking with chp and local authorities around the orinda area to see if anything more than a tree has caught fire. that will be a distraction and we do see slowing offer of the caldecott and highway 13. top of your screen highway 4 through antioch, middle of your screen the tri-valley and altamonte pass showing the slow down. not bad for a tuesday through that area. build for north 101 and 87 and san mateo bridge westbound is your commute direction to the peninsula. back to you. we do have some breaking news happening in san jose this morning. a house fire this morning has left ten people without a home. it's happening off of nacomas drive in south san jose, crews knocked down the fire but are still at the scene mopping up looking out for hot spots.

so far there are no reports of injuries, but a fire this morning off of nacomas drive leaving at least ten people without a home. >> we will be checking in with kris sanchez for more information. calling for climate change on an unprecedented trip. why president obama is taking hike in alaska.

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$50,000, that's how much pg&e must pay for failing to secure its substation in south san jose a year ago burr garcia cut their way through this exterior fence at the metcalf substation and stole several thousand dollars in construction equipment. the brazen break in went undetected by what pg&e had called robust security for more than five years n a statement the state's public utilities commission says its investigation found despite multiple alarms sounding during the break in pg&e security was unaware. this latest failure followed promises by the utility to increase security after a 2013 attack by gunmen that shut down the substation for nearly a month. the release of thousands of new pages of e-mails sent from hillary clinton's private server. the state department released more than 4,000 e-mails late last night. that included more than 100 e-mails sent soared prior to their release due to classified information. many of the e-mails cover mundane day to day matters

including scatling and forward ding of news articles. president obama is hike nothing a named alaskan glacier in hopes of bringing attention to climate change. he will have help from a man known for surviving extreme elements. >> reporter: scientists say melting ice will leave this alaskan island completely under water in a decade. today adventurer bear grylls will lead president obama on a trek through alaska's ild earns, they're hike to go a glacier and taking a boat tour. >> climate is no longer a far off problem, it is happening here. the united states recognizes our role in creating this problem and we embrace our responsibility to help solve it. >> reporter: there are plenty of naysayers including republicans in congress to dispute the science. secretary of state john kerry tells leaders in alaska the damage is already underway.

>> infrastructure is beginning to be challenged, houses and other buildings are literally collapse noog rubble. there are also happening. >> reporter: he will be front and center at a united nations conference in paris in december aimed at reaching a global agreement on climate change. for the u.s. that means capping emissions to keep the climate from warming and melting. >> oil is another big issue that could come up while the president is in alaska, he is pushing a clean energy program, but folks up in alaska are concerned about more drilling. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> thank you very much. tracie. as for the president's hike today, it will all be filmed for a special edition of the nbc reality show running wild with bear grylls. the episode will air later this year. it will be interesting to see. >> that's a pretty good book. his job his sked letters. coming up right now at 6:00, a woman thrown into the trunk of a car, now a kidnapping investigation is underway in oakland.

plus -- >> we are mad at hell and not going to take it anymore. >> taking action, the parents of kate steinle prepare legal action following the shooting death of their daughter along a san francisco pier. and a health warning, a student at cal tests positive for the measles. "today in the bay" starts right now. a very good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. a lot of stories to get to. right now we're tracking the weather and roadways, mike inouye has a look at your commute but we start with meteorologist kari hall. the first day of september, she has your microclimate forecast. >> good morning. mostly clear skies now and we will have a lot of sunshine throughout the day, temperatures coming down a couple of degrees from yesterday and that will be the trend as we go into the middle of the week. it is 60 degrees now in san francisco and 59 degrees in the south bay. it will be up to 84 degrees in the south bay while the peninsula tops out at 80 degrees. east bay 83 degrees and the tri-valley 89. mixture of sun an clouds in san

francisco and mid 70s in the north bay, up to 86 degrees, a warm day today and cooler tomorrow. a look at those numbers coming up. let's get a look at how the roads are flowing with mike. overall we're looking at a typical pattern. great news. tuesday has more traffic low typically than monday so we will see how things shape up today. had a tough one yesterday in the south bay. shaping up pretty standard here. this is the bigger issue eastbound 24 around the orinda bart station there was an earlier car or vehicle fire on the shoulder and some of the hillside brush was caught on fire as well. slowing in both direction. there's something going on with a distraction on the orinda side of that caldecott tunnel. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. the backup not so bad and the east shore freeway moving well. the south bay we showed those sensors starting to mover from red back to orange, that first burst easing