we will look at the oakland station, we just saw a train arrive and it just started. we do have delays reported system wide largely bus of that transbay tube. they run the trains slowly through the areas when they have had any major closure like they did all weekends for that stretch. they are still running trains on manual mode that means a slower train. so far no update when they will have it back up to speed. they had hoped by 6:00. we do have the bay bridge metering lights on and that's causing more slow down as well. also a little sluggish because it is going to be hot out there. >> as you head out make sure you grab a bottle of water. stay hydrated in this heat. one thing working for us, it is cool outside right now. 53 degrees in the north bay and san francisco 63 degrees, but check out these highs today. 98 degrees in the north bay, south bay 101, men's la 94, east bay 96 degrees, tri-valley 103

and san francisco 96 degrees. we will take a look at the rest of the microclimate forecast coming up. laura. thank you very much. we do have an update to breaking news. crime scene tape, shattered glass and bullet casings lit after busy san francisco street after gunman opened fire shooting two men at a bus stop. now police hope surveillance cameras caught images of the suspects running away, "today in the bay" stephanie chuang live in our san francisco newsroom this morning. not just one shooting overnight but two. >> reporter: that's right. and the shooters for both shootings still on the run. so police have a lot on their hands, still searching this morning for the people responsible for the shootings that were just blocks and hours apart from one another. the most recent one happened around midnight near the 24th street bart station. police say they are looking for two people behind that shooting that send two men to the hospital. investigators say they have enough to determine that the man in his 20s who was shot in his groin area was probably the intended target.

while an older man in his 50s shot in the chest was likely shot by accident. police talked to people in the area, they searched and marked evidence, namely bullet casings and examined two cars that were also struck by bullets. what is critical in this is what laura mentioned, security camera footage. there are at least three cameras in the area belonging to the city, bart and muni. investigators hoping that something will come up in that show and show who is behind the shooting. it is unclear if there is such foot analogy for the other shooting that happened about half a mile away near cesar chavez and sful some. that happened in front of a home sending that victim also to the hospital but the good news in all of this, while police are still searching for the shooters is that all three victims are expected to survive. live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." thank you very much. we're also keeping an eye on another developing story. in two hours authorities are going to meet in tiburon then head back out to angel island to search for a man who hasn't been scene in nearly 30 hours.

chuck coppola is live. chuck, he disappeared while camping with his wife. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. the couple and two friends were aboard a leased boat anchored on angel island. wouter van lier is 42 years old, 6 feet tall, weighs 190 pounds, has brown hair and blue eyes. one clue that has guided searchers very early sunday morning in the darkness. he was seen heading towards a restroom near the docks dressed in only boxers and a t-shirt. >> he was last seen at about 1:00 in the morning on his boat where he was spending the night with his wife and two friends. did he a limited underwater search where his boat is sparked at the dock and no trace of him so far. >> reporter: search dogs and teams of searchers from san mateo, contra costa and marin counties are expected to resume the search this morning along with the coast guard. van lier is founder of candid consultancy in san francisco. he works with a number of tech

firms. reporting live in tiburon, i'm chuck coppola. new details on an overnight brush fire that made it harder for people to get back to the bay from santa cruz. fire started just after 10:00 last night off of highway 17 near summit road. northbound lanes were temporarily shut down so fire trucks to get to those flames, but after about an hour crews managed to put that fire out. it burned half acre. traffic is flowing smoothly once again. happening later today, facing a judge, the three santa clara county correctional deputies accused of beating an inmate to death will be in court to answer to murder charges. "today in the bay" kris sanchez joining us now and, kris, all three could enter please today. >> reporter: we expect they plead not guilty as the judge reads those charges against them, murder, assault under the color of authority and conspiracy. at an arraignment we get our first look also at the charging documents which often include some of the details of the alleged crime. the three correctional deputies,

matthew farris, jereh lubrin and rafael rodriguez have been behind bars since their arrest on thursday. they are a used of beating a man to betting death in his cell on in the santa clara county. michael tyree had served his sentence and was in protective custody while awaiting a spot in a mental health if a sichlt while the sheriff expressed sore re, disappointment and disgust one of the correctional deputies, rafael rodriguez here professed his innocence, speaking from behind bars he told the mercury news that he never touched michael tyree and that his uniform from that day was clean. he was only in tyree's cell for a search he said. a day after the arrest people val yeed outside the jail where the three worked and where tiry died to demand that the district attorney prosecute the try owe to the fullest extent of the law. today the judge could also agree to terms for the release of the three correctional deputies. they have been behind bars since they were arrested.

now, we have filed the paperwork to have cameras in the courtroom at that time, whether or not the judge allows the cameras, though, our reporters will be there. sam and laura. >> thank you very much. the fate two of teens accused of murdering a paramedic in the oakland hills goes to a jury today. jurors are expected to begin deliberations in the trial of christian burton and david mckneel. they are accused of killing quinn boyer near his father's home more than two years ago. prosecutors say it was part of a crime spree by a group of teens that included carjackings, robly rhode island and two shootings. it is likely going to be a rough start to the school year for students at a peninsula school. counselor was killed in a weekend boating accident. michael harris just started a new job at menlo school this year as a counselor. the 26-year-old was with his girlfriend and three other people when their small boat was hit by another boat on the water near catalina island on sunday. their father, peter harris, is well known in the bay area. he is a former 49ers ceo.

he was a fixture at menlo school. mike's alley harris' brother david said that michael want stod just give back to the community. he understood that his calling was in helping people who he could identify with growing into stronger leaders and stronger people. >> michael and both of his brothers attended menlo school as well. >> it is 6:07. wasn't to switch gears, get a look at our forecast for this week. hot all week? >> yeah, it's going to be really hot. as you look at the closet this morning try to figure out what to wear i'm giving you permission to wear white after labor day. it will be the perfect color to stay nice and cool today. we have a heat advisory in effect for all of these areas you're seeing shaded in orange much, the inner bay, north bay as well as parts of the east bay and all of the interior valleys will be hot from 11:00 to 7:00 as our temperatures get up to 100 degrees in los gatos, burlingame 97, inner richmond at

92 degrees, 98 degrees in napa and oakland 96 degrees, hayward 99 and livermore 103 degrees. yeah, this heat continues all week long so i will show you the rest of the microclimate forecast and we will take a look at some chings that may come in for the weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with mike. we have good news. just got word from bart that they passed the track inspection period and everything is back up at speed. there is a delay because we still have to make up some time, but that will take about another half hour until everything is back on time. better news for the bart system. over here we have the backup at the bay bridge, metering lights are on. as we look at the map no surprises on the approach. maybe a little extra slowing, it is a tuesday and we did hear about those delays for bart we do expect more traffic for the east shore freeway and maze. there's a pretty smooth drive for the east bay no problems for the north bay or into the city from the peninsula. the east bay southbound 880 the slower drive,

680 picks up the volume, but the slow down word whipple, earlier crash at the off ramp. some delays but no lanes reported blocked. over at thornton another crash out over on the shoulder. the northbound routes just starting to pick up the volume. right on schedule here. it's 6:09. there may be more history in san francisco than anywhere else on the west coast. they are not doing a great job of preserving t that is the conclusion of a new report from san francisco's city administrator's office. that report found many agencies simply have no guidelines at all about which artifacts to hold or which ones to discard. other items steeped in history either weather with age or they simply vanish. the report is being used as a starting point for future improvement on preserving our past. >> don't hinge on stair oids, archeologists have found another elaborate stone monument three feet underground and only two miles from stonehenge. the giant arrangement of as many as 100 stones stretches nearly a

mile. and these stones are said to the massive. 15 feet tall, 6 feet wide. what's just as inn credible, researchers made the find on their last survey of the five-year project. >> preservation definitely in play there. coming up, the woman accused of jumping off the bay bridge while trying to get away from police officers is finally behind bars. plus a $50 tablet it's not coming from apple. we will tell you who it is coming from coming up. and transaction complete thanks to a selfie. the new program allowing some cardholders to make purchases by simply saying cheese.

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thanks to a selfie. ==sam/ots== the woman who ditched chp officers, jumped off the bay welcome back. a follow-up now. the woman who evaded chp officers jumped off the bay bridge and then unbelievably hitched a ride home is now under arrest. erlynn sanchez-edwards was arrested in oakland. the chp says she crashed a stolen car on the bridge last month. officers say she tried to get away by jumping off the bridge, roughly a six story fall. sanchez-edwards then swam to shore, went back to the bridge and apparently hitched a ride home. authorities believe that she was intoxicated at the time and she is now facing several charges. when the napa valley wine train kicked off a group of african-american women for laughing too loudly it really outraged a lot of people. this morning another tour group

is offering a wine country trip, they say you can laugh as loudly as you want. this could make some other crowds upset. on september 26 the bay area's what they're calling the mexican bus will become the wine soul train. it will stop at african-american and latino-owned wineries. >> and the hole just digs deeper. san francisco city leaders are taking step to ease the housing crieses in that city. mayor ed lee is going to announce is new affordable housing initiative in morning. skyrocketing rents and new construction in places like the mission are forcing so many families out of the city. housing advocates are made many calls for the city to increase the amount of affordable housing options for low and middle income families. when it comes to the latest security tool for your credit card purchases you may sooner saying cheese. >> your selfie skills should help out. mastercard is testing a program allowing cardholders to authorize on line purchases with the selfie. right now it's just a trial run

but the feature may soon end up on the mastercard app. mastercard calls it a great way to connect with the tech savvy millennial generation. >> a little vanity, too. clinton complain down playing new revelations flats latest batch of e-mails examined by the government contained two e-mails could be considered classified. >> scott mcgrew says there is a bigger issue at play. >> i get we get bogged down in the details of which e-mail was or was not considered classified or we will again in the future because remember there are more e-mails being released in bunches. the clinton campaign said monday it questioned whether two of those should have been considered classified, pointed out secretary clinton didn't send them, she received them, but really forest through the trees here. the bigger issue is if secretary clinton did not use a personal e-mail sirver in the first place no assistant would send her e-mails to it much less potentially classified e-mails. wall street gets back to today today after a three day

weekend. it's digesting this data, the latest job numbers trying to figure out what the fed is going to see in this 5.1% unemployment, that's the good news that might lead the committee to raise rates, but fewer jobs created than expected might inspire the fed to leave them alone. the dow and nasdaq had their second worst week of the year. last week, friday, the dow fell another 273 points, nasdaq up -- off 49. we're expecting a better day today. amazon reportedly going to release a $50 tablet in time for christmas, something you could use for e-mail or to watch amazon movies or buy stuff from a.m. gallon zon. apple going to hold another announcement this week, apple is going to go the other way showing off we expect an enormous ipad that may cost as much as a macbook. again, yet another apple announcement. this time in a much bigger

arena. it's the end of burning man but also means the beginning of longer lines at the car wash. people are returning from that desert party and cars just covered in dustin side and out. the car wash in san francisco workers are calling them ghost cars. it costs $100 for a burning man cleanup, that's compared to the regular, $30 to $40. the car wash has more staff on duty this week alone to try to keep things moving. >> we will see 500 burning man cars over the next week. >> it's a lovely reminder, six months from now suddenly you will see a little bit of dust and be like, what? how is this still here? >> burners say no matter how much you scrub and rinse that dust never really goes a wachlt i guess like the memory. >> a little piece of dust for each crazy event of burning man. i don't even see how you could get rid of the dirt at all. fume gate that thing and you will still have the scent of something. >> of memories.

>> yeah. all right. we definitely have more than a scent, we have a whole field of heat coming our way. >> it's going to be roaring today, all of that heat across the bay area. it stays hot for the next few days. i guess we better get used to t as we take a live look at the bay bridge we see a beautiful clear sunrise. i don't think we will see any clouds for a while. we haven't seen any clouds for the past several days and the heat will be ramping up quickly as we go into the afternoon. at least we do have a cool start. 61 degrees in livermore, hayward 64 degrees, napa 53 degrees after this schoolo!nz)t it gets really hot today. not much of a wind, either. the direction of the wind, the arrows that you see here showing that it is blowing offshore, at least to start out the day, and then as the day goes on the wind shifts in direction and gets more of a northwesterly wind, it's still not really that strong and by then temperatures will be hot t will help us cool down as we go into tonight.

let's go hour by hour in livermore. 7:00, 62 degrees, then we are up to 75 degrees at 9:00. look at 11:00, it's 90, 97 degrees by 1:00, by 3:00 it's 101. you see the trend there. temperatures rising very quickly as we go through the dad. officials ask you to bike, carpool or use public transportation to reduce the carbon emissions. in the east bay, especially in the south bay, and then moderate -- moderate levels approaching the unhealthy levels of ozone in the air today. if you have asthma, breathing problems, you want to limit your time outdoors. we have all of this heat that's going to stay with us for a while, but some changes headed this way for the weekend. by sunday the sea breeze returns. look if he trend of the temperatures. though. we will go from over 100 degrees in livermore to 98 degrees, guess that's a little better, but it will still be hot, well above average. we will see that same thing as

we look across the bay area. north bay 90 degrees saturday, 84 degrees sunday, san francisco dropping back into the mid 70s and the peninsula will be around the up were 78 0s, 85 degrees on sunday. this hot weather it does continue. we're look toward the san mateo bridge, folks, westbound picking up the volume, moving smoothly across to the peninsula where the whether is starting for 101. let's show you the map. my concern for its san mateo bridge was because of this big backup approaching it, southbound 8806789 there was a crash at whipple, mostly off the roadway but sounds like the dits traction was enough to kick off that slower drive. now sorting itself out. spls' san mateo bridge, the dumbarton bridge. sourt of there there was a crash at thornton as well. never presented much of an issue: a slower drive developing for pleasanton and sunol for south 680 a pretty typical pattern. in the south bay your volume just starting to build up, a crash offer of the freeway near allen rock. i will let you knew sfths a

major issue. the bay bridge metering lights are on. palo alto, while we see this not a surprise here i do want to tell you bart still recovering from delays after they ran that track maintenance track, the transbay tube is back up there and we are back at speed for the system. back to you. pretty big news for catholics this morning. pope francis has reformed the way catholics can receive marriage a null mts, the process has been criticized for being complicated and costly take making it out of reach. the biggest reform involves a fast track procedure allowing a bishop to handle the a nullment when both couples l. people request it. this morning tickets become available for the pope's visit to philadelphia. pope francis will give a speech on immigration and religious freedom in fronts of independence hall on september 126. it is his first visit to the united states. 10,000 tickets will be available online beginning at 9:00 a.m. pacific time. tickets will be issued on a

first come first served basis and people will be limited to four tickets each. >> and then they go on sale on the secondary market. >> stub hub, look up pope. coming up next, spotting outbreaks before they happen, new the new medical guidelines that doctors hope could revolutionize healthcare. sure, tv has evolved over the years.

it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. problem in the u-s -- but it's not new research finds that west nile virus is a persistent problem in the u.s., but it's not growing.

centers for disease control says the number of west nile cases reported every year it remains the same. it's the most common mosquito borne illness in the u.s. here in the bay area west nile virus has been found in eight counties, but human cases have only been reported in santa clara and solano counties. so far one person in california has died of west nile, but experts say less than 1% of west nile patients ever develop a serious illness. new federal guidelines go into effect less than a month from now to help doctors more accurately describe medical conditions for insurance companies. right now doctors' offices use a database of 14,000 codes to describe patient visits on insurance forms. starting october 1st there will be nearly five times as many codes. the goal is to make descriptions more specific to spot possible outbreaks. a california squirrel found dead near lake tahoe reportedly has tested positive for plague.

the reno gazette journal reports that squirrel's body was found in august but the test results just came back last week. humans can get the disease if they are infected -- orbiten by an inn sfekd animal or by its flees. the california department of public health is investigate twog recent cases of human plague. certainly can't shake the heat. triple digit temperatures across the bay this week, how how it's going to get in your neighborhood with meteorologist kari hall coming up. plus an update to breaking news, a violent morning o. morning on san francisco streets as police now investigating multiple shootings just blocks apart.

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=laura/2shot= and i'm laura garcia cannon. a good tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are tracking the weather, it's going to be hot and roads may be slow. let's start out with meteorologist kari hall with that microclimate forecast. >> it is going to be really shot again today. it is, though, cool as you step out the door this morning. it's 57 degrees in the east bay and the north bay 53 degrees. 63 in san francisco. getting a look at the highs today you may hear something that sounds like it's sidling and popping, it's coming from

our weather graphic. it is going to be a scorcher of a day. 101 in the south bay, east bay 96, tri-valley 103 degrees and this heat continues as we go through the week. i will show you the microclimate forecast coming up. let's check in with mike. thanks for its warning. still when i hear the sizzling and pop i'm fingers crossed for bacon. >> let's look at your map for the south bay. no surprises as far as your patterns. we do have a nice slow gentle building for north 101, kick nothing for 87 and 856789 there's your south bay build. i told you about that crash at allen rock, no problems for the peninsula. as we move up the tri-valley south 680 as well as south 880 show that slower build kick nothing south of 580 and heading down in toward fremont for both of those routes. earlier crashes at whipple and thornton have cleared. a build for west 92 across the san mateo bridge and getting to the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on. crash over in san pablo sounds

like everything is off to the shoulder. it is a distraction. an update to breaking news. crime scene tape, shat erds glass and bullet casings litter a san francisco street after gunmen open fire shooting two men at a bus stop. >> that was one of two overnight shootings in the city. this happened on the corner ever 24th and mission streets. hours earlier someone was shot near the corner of fulsome and serz. stephanie chuang is live in our san francisco newsroom this morning. they say there were multiple cameras there, all that surveillance video could be helpful in catches the gunmen. >> reporter: that's the hope here is that the faces of the shooters will be clear enough for investigators to point them out and help track them down because at this point the shooters behind both shootings are still on the run this morning. the most recent one happened around midnight near the 24th street bart station, police say two people planned to target at least one of the two victims standing near the bus stop on the corner, a man in his 20s who

was shot in the groin area. investigators say the other man in his 50s who was shot in the chest was likely in the wrong place at the wrong time. san francisco police spent hours marking evidence, namely bullet casings, talking to people notice area and examining two cars that were also hit by bullets. what investigators are leaning on now is the footage from those security cameras owned by the city of san francisco, muni and bart. they may have captured the double shooting and help police piece together what happened and who is behind t this was roughly half a mile and three hours after the first shooting that happened on the 1400 block of treat avenue, that was inn front of someone's house that is correct sent the victim to san francisco general hospital but the good news in all of this, all three victims in both smoothings are expected to survive. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." a developing story now in 90 minutes authorities will meet in tiburon and head back out to angel island under the light of day to search for a man who hasn't been seen in nearly 30

hours. "today in the bay" chuck coppola joins us live from the tiburon police department this morning. he disappeared while camping with his wife and he is not dressed for the elements. >> reporter: that's right. he was wearing only boxers and a t-shirt when last seen. the couple had leased a boat along with two friends and tied up on angel island saturday night. the search dogs and teams of park rangers, coast guard and searchers from several bay area counties and tiburon police have found no trace of wouter van lier. he was last seen around 1:00 a.m. sunday to use a nearby restroom dock side. >> we will have a dive team and cadaver dogs on boats looking for him in the water. >> van lier is 42 years old, 6 feet tall weighing 190 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes. td coast guard helicopters also assisting the search. reporting live in tiburon, i'm chuck coppola.

police trying to figure out what led to a late night stabbing near the skroourz beach boardwalk, two people were stabbed but we're told both should be okay. the santa cruz sentinel nl reports it happened on beach street yesterday. police closed off part of the boardwalk for the investigation. all of this happened during one of the busiest days of the week at the boardwalk. no far no one has been arrest jood the anti-chinese graffiti in san francisco is gone but not forgotten. public works crews painted over hateful words that said no more chinese. the same words were found in five locations in the tame neighborhood. tommy lock lives across the street from where the words appeared. >> they shouldn't be in the neighborhood if they're not used to having different cultures around here. >> today crews will put the finishing touches on the cover up paint at each location the graffiti color, words and lettering exact lit same suggesting the same person or group might be responsible for all of that tagging.

police hope surveillance video is going to help them catch the vandals. happening today, facing a judge, the three santa clara county correctional deputies accused of killing an inmate will be in court to answer to murder charges. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us now. kris, the three do co-enter pleas today. >> charges that include murder, assault under the color of authority and conspiracy. at that arraignment today we also expect to get a first look at the charging documents which often include some of the details of the alleged crime. the three correctional deputies, matthew farris, jereh lubrin and rafael rodriguez have been behind bars since their arrest on thursday. they are accused of beating a 31-year-old inmate to death in his cell on the sixth floor of the main santa clara county. michael tyree had served his sentence was still in protective custody awaiting a spot in a mental health facility. while sheriff laurie smith

professed sorrow, disappointment and disgust one of the correctional deputies, rafael rodriguez here, procefessed his innocence from behind bars. speaking at the santa rita jail in dublin he told a mercury news reporter that he never touched michael tyree and he was only in tyree's cell to conduct a search. a day after the arrest people rallied outside the jail where tyree died and where the three correctional deputies worked to demand that the district attorney prosecute the trio to the fullest extent of the law. today the judge could agree to terms for the release of the three correctional deputies. they have been behind bars since their arrest and we have filed paperwork to have cameras in there, but whether or not the judge allows the cameras our reporters will be there. sam and laura. >> this will be interesting to see their body badge in court. a smoother on the run in could you please teen toe. deeptees say a man was shot in the leg near bond err licks

drive and tuggle avenue. the gunman took off leading the sheriff's department to warn people to stay in their homes. this morning that request has been lifted but the gunman has still not been found. deputies state victim is going to be okay. new details on an overnight brush fire that made it harder for people to get back to the bay area from santa cruz. fire started just after 10:00 last night off of highway 17 near summit road. northbound lanes temporarily shut down so fire trucks to get to the fire, but after about an hour crews managed to put the fire out. it burned about a half acre. traffic moving smoothly again. >> never touched michael tyree, it is. you know what they say september in the bay area. it is one of the nicest times of the year. >> inland. we will check in with meteorologist kari hall right now. >> yesterday i was ould at golden gate park and everyone was laying out there. anywhere there was shade there was a crowd of people. we will see is that again today.

it's in the lower 60s right now, at least it is nice and cool. whatever you have to do, if you want to get in that run or if you want to get outside, do some yard work, do it early because highs will be topping out at 100 degrees today in los gatos, in palo alto 98 degrees, soma 96 degrees, 105 in ukiah, napa 98 derks brentwood 104 and livermore 103 degrees today. we keep this for several days. i will show you the rest of the microclimate forecast and a look ahead to the weekend, that's coming up in a few minutes, let's see how the roads are moving and bart with mike. roads are moving pretty well, right by the oakland coliseum bart station, northbound 880 past that coliseum a smooth flow through high street and through downtown. kari did mention bart. we did have minor delays still recovering from the earlier track maintenance recovery after the closure, they had to run trains slower through the transbay tube. everything is all clear, everything is back at speed catching up, making up. west 80 there is a crash and

it's currently blocking your low down. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. there's a truck pulling a boat right here west 24 approaching college avenue reportedly in your middle lane hopefully they can get that out into the shoulder. we will track that incident. here is south 680, souts 88 0rks both slowing off of 580 down toward the direction of fremont. typical pattern there. now the build is on for the peninsula. 101 nothing dramatic there, though. here 101 does show the slowing through san jose. 87 and 85 also picking up the volume and lowering the speeds. the live camera 101 and 680 not so bad. we are ease noog that morning commute. back to you. 6:39. coming up, the race for the white house running through the bay area today. the presidential hopeful from the republican party making a pit stop in san francisco. wall street back to work after a three-day weekend. let's take you live to the big board. the dow industrials are gaining 279 points that takes us out of

correction territory. we will take a closer look coming up. a heads up if you drive the golden gate bridge on your way to work or back, some significant changes that drivers will start to see this afternoon.

=vo= the american dentist who killed cecil the lion is back at work this morning. new video, the american dentist who killed cecil the lion back at work this morning as reporters wait to see what's going to happen here. walter palmer returned to his dental practice in suburban minneapolis. he walked past a throng of media without saying a single word. he has essentially been in hiding since hunting and killing seats sill the lion in zimbabwe in july. the protected animal's death sparked international outrage. he still believes that that hunt was legal. several zim bab wane officials want him expedited. walnut creek residents will city the city council to block a temporary housing set shelt nr her neighborhood. they want to use the national guard armory but residents say they already have enough trouble keeping the homeless out of their complex. the city council will vote tonight on whether to approve that shelter. happening today, people

living in mountain view want the city to protect renters from extreme rent hikes. tenants and their supporters will hold a rally later tonight ahead of the mountain view city council meeting. they want to adopt measures that would stop people from being forced out. that rally will happen outside city hall. also happening today back to work for congress following a month long summer break and critical issues up for debate. if lawmakers cannot agree to a temporary funding plan the government could shut down starting october 1st. also on the agenda whether to defund planned parenthood and the controversial iran nuclear agreement. a little taste of decision 2016 coming to the bay area later today. republican presidential candidate ben carson plans on speaking at the commonwealth club. cars season a retired neurosurgeon who spent his career at johns hopkins hospital. he gained notoriety back in 1987 for successfully separating

conjoined twins that were joined at the head. cars season currently sitting in second place in the polls amongst gop contenders though he trails donald trump by a significant margin. cars season going to speak at the mark hopkins hotel today at noon. while cars season in the bay area republican presidential hopeful mike huckabee is going to be in kentucky showcasing his support for jailed clerk kim davis. davis right now is spending her sixth day behind bars for refuse to go issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. huckabee also hopes to have a face-to-face meetings with davis sometime soon. the stock markets back to work after a three day weekend. >> scott mcgrew, lots of bay area folks are ringing td wells today. >> they are. double play today. nyse this morning it was men's warehouse, they have an executive office in fremont, they are look all spiffy, the dow the second worst week of the year last week, doing much better this morning up 311

points. over at times square, san francisco's new story on the electronic bell, new story builds home for the displaced all over the world, nasdaq gaining 99 points in morning. we're watching what will happen to jobs at good technology a company in sunnyvale, it's been purchased by blackberry. $425 million. significantly thes than early investors hoped for but they got an exit. apple has its next iphone event tomorrow in san francisco. the first iphone was released it was nothing short of a miracle. totally changed the way we live. tomorrow we're expecting they will have it in pink. the record for lining up is 18 days, that came last time in the iphone 6. i realize these people are mostly generating publicity. this company represent add company called video medicine. we have not heard of reports of lining up just yet. it's possible, remember the watch, there will be no lines, they may keep it out of stores and just do it by delivery.

>> that's true, but people love the thrill of lining snup apparently they do. >> hiring someone else to stand in line to wait for that phone. thank you very much. >> 6:46. >> few schools have gone to such lengths as this. >> this school in indiana has taken to extreme measures to keep students safe. jeff rowsen takes us inside the school to show off the high security features, cameras in the halls, classroom doors locked at all times, even a link to the sheriff's office. it's something schools across the country will want to pay attention to. you can watch the full report on the "today" show this morning. 6:47. how about triple digit temperatures. here we are now in early september and that's what we're facing today, kari. >> it's going to stick around for a while. if you are hoping for cooler weather it takes a little while before it gets here.

as we take a live look from at&t park towards san francisco a clear start to the day and all of that sunshine will make for another hot day on the embarcadero once again. now it is 63 degrees in san francisco, 53 in the north bay as its sunrises, we are now in the lower 60s in the south bay and jumping up to 101 today in the south bay, east bay 96 degrees, tri-valley 103, san francisco getting in on that sizzling action, too, 96 degrees today in the north bay, 98 degrees. if you have asthma, breathing problems, today you want to limit your time outside. officials ask you to bike or use public transportation or carpool to get to work to reduce the carbon emissions, it will be approaching unhealthy levels of ozone in the air today. if you are heading to the beach it will still be warm on area beaches, too. pacifica today topping out at 89 degrees, winds from the northwest not much of a wind 5 to 10 miles an hour, half moon

bay a high of 86 degrees and just like yesterday will be near 90 degrees in santa cruz on the boardwalk, it will be hot, but the water temperatures are in the mid 60s right now, which is of course still warm. this weekend we will have a change, we are track ago hurricane that is south of baja, california. that may spread some clouds into the bay area towards the end of the weekend. here we are on sunday, we start to see the blue here indicating an increase in humidity, that's what's going picked up in the computer models. hopefully we can squeeze rain out of this, but that won't happen until early next week. in the meantime we have to deal with highs in the upper 90s, even this weekend it's going to be hot, 92 degrees in san jose and a look at all of the microclimates, this heat not really budging that had, but at least we are coming down from the highs over 100 degrees in the tri-valley, it will be 98, that the not much better. 93 degrees on sunday and hopefully we will continue to see the trend of improving

weather heading into next week. i will keep up to date on that. right now mike is keeping you up to date on the commute. good morning. we are looking at 92, highway 92 over san mateo bridge where the volume kicking in right now, we see slower speed no incidents on the span, though. look at your map, the san mateo and dumbarton bridges which take you over from the nimitz freeway into the peninsula. you see things swimmer down for the nimitz. same thing for 680 behind me down through the tri-valley typical flow. build for concord and pleasant hill. 680 and 242 coming down toward 24 as we have a general whether here, the earlier disabled vehicle with a bus -- sorry, with a boat and trailer, looks like it's out of lanes, i'm still going to keep it on the report. a couple crashes heading toward the maze. nothing of note except the bay bridge toll plaza a crash moving from lanes before you get to the toll plaza itself.

the northbound routes continue the gentle build, san jose and moving up door toward the rest of silicon valley. palo alto the volume starts to build for the northbound side, southbound starts to slow as you head past the university avenue overcrossing and on ramp where folks merge into traffic. you know all about this, mike. tapping today, changes coming to the evening commute on the golden gate bridge. we have a live look at the bridge this morning, everything normal now, it will stay that way through the morning commute, but this afternoon drivers headed from san francisco to marin county will have an extra lane. the extra lane will be added from 4:00 to 6:00 in the evening when the northbound commute is heaviest. that equals four northbound lanes two, southbound lanes. the lane allotment for the morning commute will stay the same. it's going to be a somber start to the school year at a peninsula school, a counselor there killed in a weekend boating accident. michael harris had just started a new job at menlo school in

atherton as a counselor. he was with his girlfriend and three other people when their small boat was hit by another boat on the water near catalina island ond sunday. the father peter harris is well known in the bay area. a former 49ers kre and a fixture at menlo school. michael harris' brother david said michael just wanted to give back to the community. >> i think he understood that his calling was in helping people who he could identify with grow into stronger leaders and stronger people. >> michael and both of his brothers attended menlo school. 6:52 coming up, a camping trip turns into an all out search for a man who vanished near angel island. >> an update to breaking news in san francisco. bullets fly at a busy bus stop one of the victims in the wrong place at the wrong time.

outcue: standard tr i'm stephanie chuang in our san francisco newsroom with the latest on the search for the people behind two separate shootings just blocks and hours apart from one another. the most recent one happened around midnight near the 24th street bart station, that's 24th and mission streets. investigators say they are looking for two people behind that double shooting and have enough to say a man in his 20s

shot in the groin area was probably the intended target shot in the chest was likely shot by accident. there are at least three cameras in the area that belong to bart, muni and the city. investigators are hoping they will show who is behind the shooting. it is unclear if there is such shooting for the first shooting that happened in front of a home a half a mile away near the cesar chavez and fulton interaction. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." developing right now, in about an hour search crews will head back out to angel island in hopes of finding a man missing for 30 hours. >> "today in the bay" chuck coppola joining us live in tiburon with the latest. >> reporter: tiburon police, county search teams from around the bay area as well as the coast guard are all looking for wouter van lier, he is the founder of candid consultancy in san francisco, that is a can company kp that works with a lot of tech firmser, he has been

missing since early sunday morning. he is 190 pounds with brown hair, blue eyes. he and his wife and two friends were carping on a leased boat on angel island over the weekend. he was last seen headed towards the restrooms on the docks at 1:00 a.m. sunday. search dogs and teams of people have brought in to search. they called off their search late last night because of darkness. they will pick up where they left off in an hour or so the search including divers and a cost guard helicopter. reporting live in tiburon, i'm chuck coppola, "today in the bay." happening today as well, three correctional deputies now accused of murdering an inmate are going to face a judge for the first time. >> kris sanchez joins us from our newsroom with more. >> good morning. those three correctional deputies are expected to enter pleas to charges of murder and assault and conspiracy, also today attorneys for matthew farris, jereh lubrin and rafael rodriguez will ask the judge to

release them on bail. they are accused of beating this man, 31-year-old michael tyree to death in his cell in the santa clara county jail in a protective unit. speaking from behind bars rafael rodriguez told a mercury news reporter that he never touched michael tyree. we filed paperwork to have cameras in the courtroom at the time but regardless of whether or not the judge allows the cameras our rompers will be there. in the newsroom, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." happening right now, the markets looking to rebound and move up and so far in early trading they have. the dow up almost 300 points in the first half hour, we are a shade under 2%. we will continue to follow what happens on the markets throughout the day. >> you will look for a lot of shade today as the temperatures are moving up as well. >> yesterday i was at golden gate park and wherever there was a tree or shade there was a crowd of people under it. that's what we will see again today across the bay area. these temperatures heat up to 104 degrees in gilroy, pacifica 89 degrees, you can't even cool

off there, marina will be at 87 degrees and 100 degrees in santa rows sarks brentwood 104 and pleasanton 102. >> you know something, kari, a lot of people like to gather near the bay bridge toll plaza. try to stay cool there? >> let's show you gatherings points around the bay. 101 san jose not looking so bad north of 680. south bay map, things are moving nicely as far as those speeds go, gentle build for northbound routes for san jose and moving up to silicon valley the rest of your commute kicking in for the south bay. the tri-valley for southbound 680, a little slower from hayward down in through fremont. typical pattern including west across the san mateo bridge. a little slower. earlier crashes have cleared from the maze and mini ms. the bay bridge toll plaza everybody gathers there and the update for bart, we still don't have the all clear as far as

everything back on schedule. there are minor delays but everything is back at speed in that transbay tube has cleared that i know specs. >> after being closed over the weekend. >> that's right. >> that's what's happening "today in the bay." we will be back in 25 minutes with another live local news update. good morning. answering the call. meeting enthusiastic crowds all weekend, what joe biden is telling supporters about a possible campaign. >> you have to talk to my wife about that. >> when will he decide? anwill hillary clinton's slipping poll numbers usher biden into the race. >> breaking overnight. a bold move by the pope ahead of his trip to the u.s. this month. what he's doing to bring millions of divorced catholics to work. >> back to work. the minnesota dentist who killed cecil the lion returning to work today for the first time since