near your child's school.d'schos should it concern bay area parents? more on a new report. plus, new video of a construction accident in the south bay. what it means for an already contentious relationship between santa clara county and the company building its new hospitals. in-custody death at santa clara county jail raising serious concerns about inmate treatment. "today in the bay" starts right now. very good wednesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. a lot to get to this morning. we start, as always, with meteorologist kari hall. how are things looking today. >> looking great.

more comfortable than yesterday. yesterday was pretty nice, but today our temperatures coming down two more degree. it's 58 degree in north bay. san francisco, 63 degrees and some clouds rolling in. cooler this afternoon with 70 in san francisco, 83 in the north bay, south bay 79 and 76 in the peninsula. east bay get ready for 74 degrees for a high, very pleasant today. heating up this weekend, i'll have a look at all the microclimates coming up. let's get a look at horning commute with mike. >> good morning. looking here toward 580 westbound around el charro. no visible construction here. westbound construction's cleared up the map, talking about earlier construction zone reportedly a klatter zone for some, gravel in the roadway between greenville and vasco. no cleanup ordered for the airport rest of the bay smoothly. we begin with a story still

developing. a questionable death of an inmate in santa clara county jail. three correctional officers under the microscope. investigators have searched the homes of the three officers. >> live at the santa clara county main jail. what do we know so far, damian? >> reporter: the three correctional deputies served with search warrants a few days ago, so their homes were, in fact, searched. this has turned into a criminal investigation on part of investigators here in santa clara county. we obtained court document yesterday and lists as the victim ain't mate named michael tyre, badly beaten in his jail cell. several sources tell our investigative unit he had wounds consistent with a physical beating, with lacerations to his live somewhere spleen. the coroner has not released the autopsy yet. as we first reported friday, in an unusual move, the sheriff put

the three correctional deputies on administrative leave after the incident. according to the court document, he was waiting to be transferred to a bed at momentum crisis residential treatment center. he had earlier appeared before a judge in a mental health court. sources tell us some argument ensued inside his jail cell, and a short time later guards found him dead. >> deputies doing a welfare check as normal, noticed the person was not responding to them, knocking on the door. they rendered aid. fire and pair are medics were called. >> reporter: our investigative unit contacted his sister out of state. the sister said she was not ready to speak to us at this time. now sources tell us that at least one of the correctional deputies had several excessive use of force complaints lodged against him. live at the main jail in san jose, damian trujillo. >> we'll stay on top of the story throughout the morning. head to our website,

nbcbayarea.com or download our free nbc bay area app. new this morning, west oakland b.a.r.t. station running, closed over three hours overnight after a man shot himself trying to get a gun out of his waste band during a confrontation with police officers. it shows the suspect after he apparently shot himself on accident. investigators say he was smoking on the platform, which is again the law. b.a.r.t. officers approached him and he reportedly threatened to jump on to the tracks, then reached for a gun in his waist band. officers proceeded to tase him he accidentally shot himself in the stomach. that man is in critical condition at the hospital. 4:34. today in san francisco, police will be talking about the use of body cameras. the department is holding a meeting to discuss the policy for the cameras. there's been more attention on the use of body cameras as more police encounters are caught on cell phones.

san jose police department launched its own body camera pilot program. follow up on a story we first broke, santa clara county says new video you're about to see, one example why one supplier turner construction from a hospital project. >> scary scene, as you see. a worker next to the pipe that exploded explosion happened as crews were installing a steam pipe last year. the video reportedly shot by an on site county inspector. the workers were not seriously injured. county says turner construction is way behind schedule on the new santa clara valley medical center suspect the company -- turner dedines allegations. if both sides fail to reach an agreement by friday a new contractor is going to be hired to finish the hospital.

4:35. want to check the forecast. halfway through the workweek. looks look a nice day ahead. >> beautiful today. nice couple of days. looking pretty awesome. right around the low 60s akrot the bay area and a high of 82 degrees expected today in los gatos. san mateo 79. embarcadero 79. temperatures are lower than yesterday. cool ocean breeze will kick in after the clouds clear out this morning. navato up to 8 on pittsburg 85. and pleasanton reaching 85 degrees. we do have more weather like this and then it warms up this weekend. i'll have more on that coming up. let's see how the roads are moving now with mike. >> nice look over here by the oakland coliseum and near the coliseum b.a.r.t. station, yesterday there was an issue there, late night at the b.a.r.t. station. all trains running. 20 trains on time past the scene. look at the map, marked out 12:35, midday game at coliseum.

we'll talk about northbound 680 over at stone valley road. slowing. rumor some incident on the roadway but nothing shows up on chp's report. clearing now for the speeds. i'll double-check on that. >> i think it's your wife, she wants you to bring home some bread. >> who in his family up at 4:37? >> a lot of fans. flammable crude oil barreling through the bay area. 50,000 students at risk every day that it happens. a new report details the dangers your family faces what's being done galls oflaablcru oiwiin milof u

a fiery issue, gallons of flammable crude oil within a mile of your child's school happening on railroad tracks across the bay area. now many are wondering, is this safe? >> live in emeryville with more on a new report just out. chuck, what does the report say? >> reporter: well, center for biological diversity just released a study of california schoolchildren near oil train routes. among its findings, here in the bay area, some 50,000 schoolchildren are in class while trains roll past. now a proposal to increase shipments to a proposed oil

depot in san luis obispo would bring an additional 200,000 schoolchildren within a mile of school trains. valley love says too many, too close. >> i found the number of children that go to school within one mile of a current oil train route staggering. >> now the association of american railroads says it's spending $30 billion on what it calls top to bottom operational reviews. implementing lower speeds, increasing train inspections and the use of track side safety technology as stepping up outreach and training for first responders in communities. this is all under the large umbrella of trying to prevent explosions and evacuation areas in schoolchildren, perhaps being too close to these evacuation areas. expect more debate on this. chuck coppola in emeryville,

"today in the bay." giving you a voice. california's attorney general reveals a new tool to improve government accountability later today. how open justice gives you open access to information on law enforcement.

so we made it to wednesday. >> we did. >> hip, hip, hooray. >> three more days to go. >> three more. >> a cheer going on.

>> hooray, cool weather. >> it will be great next few days if we're outside, taking in the cooler weather. >> nice. >> it's going to be cooler than average. a welcomed change. next couple of days it will look like this during the morning, morning clouds and a live look from at&t park, it is nice and cool. we'll see a lot of the clouds throughout the day especially along the coast. seven-day forecast is coming up and you'll see toward the end it's going to change. i don't know if you'll like the changes too much. it's 58 degrees right now in north bay san francisco. 63 degrees. a high of 70 today in the east bay. 74 degrees. and in the tri-valley, 85 degrees. south bay topping out at 79 degrees. our winds coming in from the northwest. it will be nice breeze this morning and throughout the afternoon at about 15 to 20 miles an hour. so a breezy day ahead. as we go hour by hour in san francisco, hayes valley, right at lunchtime, 67 degrees.

at&t park, 69 degrees. some spots briefly hitting 70 degrees but then the clouds really get thick as we go into the evening and then we'll be dropping back into the lower 60s. we have this reinforcing shot of cool air rolling in as we speak. and it will bring in deeper marine layer, giving us more clouds during the morning and drizzle possible along the coast. and temperatures stay below average. so into the next few days, it will be cooler. but look at the weekend. it will be warming up. talking about 90s for the south bay as well as the east bay, tri-valley and north bay. and after that warm-up, it will be very warm memorial -- heading into labor day. what am i talking about? let's see how traffic is going with mike. >> you're forecasting way out there, good stuff. looking towards 680, i'll talk about the speed sensors have recovereden an overnight road crew, they must have been moving stuff very slowly through the

area. that's cleared now. walnut creek interchange, no problem. you see the east bay quadrant, not a problem now. midday game for the oakland a's, 12:35. south bay new york delays, not any traffic or north bay. just getting started, back to you. thank you. you want something to pick you up? mcmuffins. lover of that food will rejoice. soon you'll be able to get your fast food breakfast anytime that you want. >> order up. let's check in with landon dowdy live at cnbc's world headquarters. what's on the menu? >> well, sounds good about now, doesn't it? a quick check of the markets. wall street looks to get some of the losses from the sell-off. stocks falling out of china, raising more concerns about the world's second largest economy. asian markets were lower overnight and europe's in the red. the dow suffering its worst

start since march 2009 and worst start to september since 2002. oil prices gave back gains and lower, near $44 a barrel. look for reports on private sector jobs, productivity and factory orders. the dow falling 470 points to 16058. its third worst point drop this year. you'll soon be able to get your egg mcmuffin at any hour of the day or night. mcdonald's will offer all-daybreak fast nationwide october 6th, could boost sales that lagged for three years. it's been testing for the past few months. customers have long asked to sell breakfast past the 10:30 a.m. cut-off. prime members of amazon able to download certain tv shows and movies to watch off-line whenever they want. movies include hunger games, catching fire, shows like

transparent. the new perk is available at no extra champion previously amazon only allowed downloads on its fire tablet. >> very cool. >> for breakfast all day, i'm lovin' it, appreciate that. california department of justice is unveiling a new tool. giving the public power to monitor interactions with police. kamala harris will announce the website open justice later today, with the goal to improve transparency and government accountability. the website includes information on officers killed or assaulted in the line of duty, deaths in custody and arrests and bookings. the case of six baltimore police officers indicted in the case of freddie gray. deciding several issues, including whether charges should be dismissed and if the state attorney should be recused. gray arrested in april,

suffering a spinal cord injury while in custody, he died a week after the arrest. leaders and police gearing up for another round of protests and potential unrest during the two weeks of hearings. kentucky county clerk who says her faith is more important than the letter of the law is refusing to budge on granting marriage licenses to same section couples. >> based on what? why are you not issuing marriage licenses today? >> because i'm not. >> why? >> whose authority? >> under god's authority. >> that's an exchange from yesterday in a heated back and forth between the county clerk in dave swiss same-sex couple. was her first day back at work after the u.s. supreme court ordered her to issue marriage licenses to all couples. davis is facing fines and may receive jail time for defying the court order. getting her removed would be difficult because she's an elected official which means she'd have to be impeached. dave swiss deputies scheduled to

appear in court tomorrow. a bumpy road ahead for uber. a judge rules drivers can move forward with a class action lawsuit against the company. drivers claim they should be labeled employees instead of contractors. now there are some restrictions. only uber black, uber x, uber suv driver can join in the luft. those drivers must have driven for uber in california at any time since august 2009. if the drivers win, uber will be forced to pay expenses such as maintenance, insurance, gas, and for the cars themselves. pg&e wants you to pay more. utility is looking to collect an extra 2.7 billion from its customers over the course of the next three years, starting in 2017. the money would be used for technology upgrade and improved disaster response, that's what the company says. regulators have to improve that increase. if they do, your bill can go up by four bucks a month starting in 2017. >> good thing the weather's cooperating, at least for now.

4:51. healing emotional scars of war april bay area man travels to site of his grandfather's death in world war ii. fascinating look at the unlikely person he met.

a good day to get outside, get vitamin d, exercise in there. >> maybe a little run in. up for a marathon? >> i don't know about a marathon, how about a 5k? it's going to be cool today, especially for the coastal areas. san francisco, we're only talking about some mid to upper 60s here. embarcadero, hitting 70 degrees. 79 in san mateo, los gatos up to 82 degrees today. in napa, 74. also 74 in oakland and pleasanton. 85 degrees. nice weather today and the next couple of days but heating up

this weekend we'll take a look at numbers coming up. let's see how the road are moving. >> light around the bay. light volume of traffic. once incident, tire tread. here on the eastern edge of the shot, we have klatter because of grav, still on the roadway around greenville, that's it through the tri-valley. bay bridge toll plaza, no delays here. no backups. cash lanes starting to have more cars. a couple seconds of delay, back to you. >> plik calling shot there's. 70 years later, emotional wounds to heal. a bay area man took an unlikely trip to japan, hoping to heal the scars from world war ii. mark hinkens says his grandfather, george, was killed when a kamikaze pilot flew into himself. japanese immediate ka covered the story as part of the 70th year anniversary of the end of world war ii. they found the brother of the

pilot is still alive today. the two families agreed to meet. last week the hinkens traveled all wait to japan. >> regardless of which side of the war they were on, those two men, they sacrificed their lives to defend their countries. >> what a mature perspective there. the two families shared photos and stories, and the pain that both generations felt. he says it was the most emotional day of his life. >> no doubt. can you imagine having that experience? very mature, as you mentioned. 4:56 now. the student we've been setellin you about him, he's a star of late night television as well. big in sacramento already. >> sacramento now across the country. on the red carpet. last night anthony sadler met with applause when he told jimmy fallon about what happened after he and his friends rushed the suspected terrorist on the train carrying ak-57.

>> i got up after i saw them go and i fully expected a gunshot to go off before we got there but it never did, thank god. spencer hopped on him, few seconds later, me and alex were there and got to beat him down a little bit. >> they're heroes. sadler and friends, spencer and alek received france's highest decoration, legion of honor. >> so nice they're being celebrated. >> shy kid, too, now on the big stage. 4:57. coming up, startling new video, why it's creating more turmoil for the hostile relationship between santa clara county and the company building its new hospital, how it could cost texas payers millions. inmate dies in custody at santa clara county jail. the latest on the investigation into three correctional deputies. aner?n icusdy ath

did he die at the hands of another? a custody investigation leads to homes of three south bay correctional deputies. plus -- >> they say this is all of the proof they need. santa clara. is there danger on the tracks? what a new report says about trains carrying crude oil past your children's schools "today in the bay" starts right now. >> good wednesday morning. thank you for joining us.

i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. want to check in with kari hall. a look at forecast with us. >> a beautiful day, sunshine this afternoon but morning clouds will be back for the coastal areas. in the north bay, it's 58. and the lower 60s for san francisco. east bay and peninsula expect a high of 74 degrees in the east bay and san francisco up to 70 degrees, 83 in the north bay, and the tri-valley 85 degrees. these temperatures are coming down, but it goes back up in time for the weekend. i'll show you that coming up in a few minutes. mike? >> folks, sorry, but it just got out of range by the south tower there. it's moving the cones. the golden gate bridge shows no delay. same out of the north bay in toward the city or the east bay. no delays for the maze and bay bridge. we'll see that build starting already coming out of the maze, though. highway 4, slowing for antioch. nothing but green on this map here. peninsula, palo alto, live look shows you eas