forces south bay schools to make a rare move. >> reporter: and i'm live in san francisco, wondering what apple has up its sleeve before this big announcement. "today in the bay" starts now. a very good wednesday morning. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. it's going to be hot. >> some south bay schools are letting kids go home early before the temperatures skyrock skyrocket. >> now meteorologist car arkari? >> yeah, it's going to be anotherrc a day. temperatures heating up quickly and that's when we have the heat advisory in effect from 11:00 this morning until 7:00 this evening where temperatures could get as high as 106 degrees. we're right now in the low 50s in the north bay. nation and cool there. the peninsula at 67 degrees. a look at the micro climates.

100 in the south bay. 99 in the north bay. east bay, 97. 104 in the tri-valley, and the peninsula, 96 degrees. now, we check with chris to talk about what's happening with the school system. >> we'll take it from here. kris sanchez is closely following what kari has been talking about. >> it's a rare thing. you heard of snow days but what about hot heat days? let's check in with kris. >> reporter: back in my day, we walked to school uphill both directions in the middle -- no, i'm just kidding but the kids are not going to be staying the whole day in the classroom. you can seat marquees here. minimum day schedule. heat advisory both today and tomorrow because. heat. and that means the students here are going to go home at 11:30 this afternoon, instead of staying the whole day in class. that includes not just prospect

high school but all schools in the campbells district. one of the superintendents told us that because more than half of the classrooms in the district have no air conditioning, there's just really no way to keep all of the kids in school with the kids. >> i think it's ridiculous, but that's okay. >> i'm out of school early. >> reporter: and the football team is preparing for their season opener this friday against half moon bay. they're not cutting practice short. but the coaches are moving into the gym to get the players out of the blazing sun. so no matter where your kids go to school, they may not have a minimum day but they are under the heat advisory for the advice same for them as you here in the campbell school district, make sure they have enough water to hydrate. make sure they drink that water

and try to spend as little time out in the hot sun during the peak hours. we as notice on the marquee that girls volleyball and tennis scheduled to go on as planned, cross country, that's today as well as next week as well. maybe by next week when the event, scheduled, the heat wave will break. i'm not wearing a jacket and we're outside at 5:00 in the morning. >> it was about 70 driving in this morning. you know what, if you don't want to go outside, you can actually track the heat all day long with our nbc app. find the temperatures specific to your neighborhood at the palm of your hand. our app is free for iphones and android devices. new details on a stunning sight no one wants to see. a trio of overnight fires in san jose. investigators say three different fires popped up intersection of winchester and north last night.

crews were forced to shut down all of southbound lanes 280 for a short time as they doused those flames. all lanes back open this morning. investigators are calling the fires suspicious. it was a pretty wild scene in las vegas, not on the strip but on the tarmac. passengers were scrambling for safety as their british airways flight caught fire. this morning we're getting new information. the british airways jet was taxiing at mccarron international airport yesterday afternoon about to take off for lond london. but the boeing 777 never got airborne. the left engine caught fire. the slide deployed to get all of the passengers and crew members out. >> there was a very young lady not too far from us, taking her baby off the flight quickly. pretty much everyone was trying to help her do that. >> 14 passengers suffered minor injuries. the faa and boeing are investigating. it has been exactly five

years since the pg&e gas explosion killed eight people, leveled an entire neighborhood in san bruno. >> certainly a lot can change since stephanie chuang is live there. >> reporter: the mayor will be here. there's plenty to discuss especially as pg&e made a new move this week to get criminal charges dismissed. as to what happened five years ago to the day, many people still remember what happened here. a huge fireball, explosion after a high-pressure pg &est gas line ruptured killing eight people, injuring 66 others and destroying 38 homes. they will host a remembrance at 6:00 p.m. it did result in a criminal indictment. meantime, federal prosecutors are also working to fine pg&e up

to another $1.3 billion. the utility is facing 28 criminal charges and just monday night filed five motions in federal court in san francisco seeking dismissal of all of those charges that accused the utility of safety violations and obstruction of justice. the judge is likely to consider two sets of motions first in two weeks and then again in a month. the jury trial for the criminal charges are scheduled to start march 8th of next year. a lot happening. the mayor and city leaders are set to be here this morning to talk about what's happening and improvements. live in san bruno, stephanie chuang "today in the bay." to a follow-up to a story we first brought you yesterday morning, in a city that always seems to be under construction, one leader is asking for more. he wants to see a major transportation upgrade. supervisor scott wienor asking city leaders to develop a master

plan by next year. and he says that the system needs more stops, possibly even another tube, but the gridlock is only going to get worse. >> the central subway is on track to be done in a few years and it will immediately be the highest ridership line of all the light rail lines. we need to make sure that the subway is extended north to north fisherman's wharf. >> many rider as agree with the supervisor hoping that an expansion is going to help to keep everyone moving. the question is how much will it cost? new this morning, the skies in the south bay are clear during this week's heat wave even though people in san jose are going to be some fog. crews will be spraying after mosquitos so that sort of fog. in areas tested positive for the west nile virus. fogging starts around 11:00 tomorrow night and finishes up around 2:00 friday morning. the area being treated is

commodore avenue and between north white road and north road. and we want to check by kari with the temperatures, are we going to see a dip anytime soon? >> it will take some time. at least for the next few days, as you head out, a clear, cool morning. a little milder than yesterday. and temperatures shooting up very quickly. most cities from 95 to 106 degrees. mostly clear skies tonight. sunset at 7:29. here's a look at the micro climates. 90s and 100 degrees, all why spread across the board. and in temperature from the coast to the inland valley, it's going to be sizzling all across the bay. let's get a look at the morning commute with mike. looking over towards sonora, with my friend ben with the camera, across the roadway southbound 680.

southbound 680, at least one lane blocked. fire crews on the scene. so no major injuries. no major slowing as we look at this map but this will be an issue as traffic starts to build from pleasanton. and things are fine off the interchange and coming in west 580 not a big deal. and westbound, it's moving good in each direction but westbound, a car pulled over in that direction. back to you. it's 5:09, coming up, does bigger mean bigger news? what we've learned ahead of apple's big announcement. plus, we'll have coverage of that, plus your money with this. and the most well-known person in kentucky. the county clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, she's out of jail this morning. she might not be free, though, for very long. [female announcer] if the most challenging part of your day

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♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ some things you would never juxtapose together, there you go, "eye of the tiger" out of jail but for how long? the kentucky county clerk jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses. she's raising her arms like a beatles. >> and supporters cheering her on, you heard it there, "eye of

the tiger." >> she's not rocky, davis is supposed to return to work sometime this week but is she going to comply with the judge's order this time? >> we'll see, tracie potts is in washington. davis was met by big presidential hopefuls as well. >> mike huckabee, you see him on stage with her. ted cruz was also there. but is kim davis going back to jail? we don't know. she's supposed to go back to work today but has indicated she's still not satisfied with what the judge worked out. he released her after of deputies in her office said instead of having her sign off on same-sex marriage tickets, she says she has a strong religious objection to that. instead, they would sign off in her authority, the name of the office. and that happened while she was in jail. now, her attorney is saying those licenses are not legal. she says whether it's her name or her authority, she cannot

have those licenses come out of her office. bottom line, if she is, the judge said she's looking at more sanctions. you guys were talking about that song, survivor, the band who wrote that song, the frontman for that band said she does not have permission. based on his facebook post doesn't seem to like her politics at all. he has sued before when newt gingrich used that song. we'll see what happens there. >> copyright there. thanks, tracie. >> happening today, we're talking about apple, keeping us guessing, but the wait is almost over. in just a few hours, the company will announce the latest device that most of us will want before the day is over. >> and right now out there, bob, trying to get that goldtone phone, i think, bob. >> reporter: rose gold, i call

it fuchsia, sam. you're killing me here. at the billy graham sink auditorium, this is a 7,000-seat venue, much larger than the venue that apple normally holds this event. it's just worth noting. as far as what they will be revealing, we will have to go with the best guesses. those who cover apple believe it will be a 6s or 6-pluss. and also a 12 megapixel camera that can shoot 4k video and faster processor. apple tv could see improvement with the possibly of siri being integrated into the box allowing users to talk to their television. >> it's kind of a wildcard, and that's an ipad pro. a big screen ipad meant for business users.

i'm not saying they're going to have that this week, but it's certainly a good chance. >> reporter: back outside live the auditorium, taking place in five hours from now. this is an invite-only event. according to the invite, it tells you to ask siri a hint. let's see what she has to say. hey, siri give us a hint. >> it's smaller an a -- >> reporter: all right, it's going to take me to figure out the two words she mentioned in there. i know i'm going to run out of time. so so much for minute. reporting live here in the bay. >> smaller than a battle cruiser? is that what she said? okay, we'll try to decode that. in the meantime, why the larger facility for this event. let's bring in scott mcgrew. you've got three ideas. >> three ideas. one is they've got a blockbuster musical they really want to

show. obviously, my lamest explanation. another theory these apple announcements are now so constant and so incremental. i mean, a rose gold phone? a pink phone? apple is looking for a new audience. they're inviting people in who have never been to an apple event, trying to get that excitement back up again. the third theory has do do with apple tv. we're pretty sure apple is going to move up that, third party developer. we're going talk more about developers in a minute. let's get a quick check of the markets with landon dowdy live at cnbc headquarters. >> good morning. >> scott, good morning to you. a big rally pointing to a higher open. stocks jumping on the back of news that china launching new economic stimulus measures, with the second best day of the year, while the nasdaq closes out of correction territory.

and the data with monthly jobs opening and the measure of the job market. the dow now 390, the nasdaq up 128. >> landon, thank you. back to the importance of developers. as bob pointed out, apple is most likely going to introduce a new apple tv. and open this thing up to third-party developers. what this does it takes the device much more interesting. much more powerful. people love their iphones but it's only partly because of the phone. the app has nothing to do with apple. uber making your phones. for some tinder making their phones right or angry birds. if they get something really interesting for the apple tv, something we have never thought of before, it's apple tv which

really doesn't sell very well. now, could be a blockbuster, that you say i have to have an apple tv. >> richt. or apple fans altogether can link their devices. >> well maybe you're watching tv on the television, you take it right to your ipad as you walk down into the kitchen. or maybe football. >> what is this football that you speak of? i think that's coming up. thank you very much. we appreciate that. and now the platform of heat, all we've been hearing about. >> yeah, everybody is talking about this, because it really noticeable, uncomfortable, unbearable. more of this heat into the next couple of days. let's take a look at what we're seeing right now in san jose. a clear start to the day. also mild temperatures. but not as cool as it was yesterday at this time as the heat continues to ramp up. it's 66 degrees in livermore and san francisco. 65, napa, 62 degrees. heat advisory in effect once again today for all of the bay area. then the reason why the national

weather service issued heat advisory, it's in the forefront of your mind that the high heat could cause heat-related illnesses. you'll want to pay attention to your body, if you have breathing problems such as asthma, you want to limit time outdoors. air quality levels will be approaching and healthy. and it will likely continue throughout the week. livermore, hour by hour, 6:00, 66 degrees. 71, you see the temperatures jumping hour by hour. 102 degrees at 2:00. we stay at 102 for several hours and dropping back to mostly clear skies tonight. if you're heading to the beach, it will even be warm in the coastaler. pacifica, 89 degrees. half moon bay, 89. santa cruz, 95 degrees on the board walk. winds coming from the southeast at 5 to 15 miles an hour. and we're watching for something that may change the weather as we head towards the end of the

weekend. hurricane linda. this will continue to weaken and may draw humidity and clouds into the bay area to sort of put an end to this heat wave. i'll talk more about that coming up. let's see how the commute is coming with mike. >> a little bit of a mystery, it moved away from the fire truck that was here. this is southbound 680, just changed the situation. just past the calaveras road. i'll let you know if there's anything else going on as far as lanes closed. so far, the fire crews have cleared. building off of tri-valley from the altamont pass. we'll take a quick look at the san mateo bridge. eastbound is moving at speed. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up, have you seen that video from the high school football game? those players have been banned from class and will they be sent to jail? two high school athletes who

tackled a referee during a high school football game, they could learn their fate today. what's next for the two high

school football players - who tackled a referee during a football game? =vo= the video - is pretty hard to forget. today - officialll 5:24, wednesday morning. what is next for two high school football players who tackled a referee at last week's game. the two players were reportedly frustrated over calling made at the game.

they blind sided him at the beginning of the play. the students said the players also directed racial slurs at them. they have been suspended for now. and the school said they're treating that as an assault on a school official. in san francisco, a star-studded kickoff party at justin herman plaza where a super bowl banner is already draped across the ferry building. kickoff begins with a news conference but tomorrow's party is definitely legitimately super bowl size with the rock band train forming along with ellie goulding. it's also free. all seen during the season opener between the new england patriots and the steelers here on nbc bay area tomorrow night. one of three americans who took down a gunman on a train in europe will speak out on "today" show this morning.

spencer stone and his friends both received france's highest declaration, the legion of honor for the attempted attack. he'll be on "today in the bay" about what happened on that very day. "today" show starts as always at 7:00 a.m. coming up next, five years ago today, so many lives changed when a pg&e pipeline exploded. however they'll come, next. we're looking at triple-digit temperatures today. that could mean good news for some south bay students. joining us. i'm sam brock.

=laura/2shot= and i'm laura garcia cannon. if ye a good wednesday morning. thank you for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. if you're just cooling down from yesterday's high temperatures, get ready, there are more triple-digit temperatures coming your way soon. >> apparently, we're in the middle of a heat wave. we begin with meteorologist kari hall, temperatures are maybe still going up? >> yeah, this morning, you know, it really didn't cool off as much as we see this time of year, heat advisory in effect once again for all. bay area and between 11:00 and 7:00 today, that's when temperatures soar to as high as 106 degrees. so heat-related illnesses will be possible. and you want to make sure you drink plenty of fluids all throughout the day even if you don't feel thirsty. in the north bay, it is 52 degrees.

so cool there, 57 degrees in the peninsula. highs today after all of that sunshine, topping out at 106 degrees. east bay, 107, and the tri-valley, 106 and the north bay up to 99 degrees. more of this weather as we go through the rest of the week. i'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. back to you, sam and laura. the high temperatures are forcing a south bay school to make a rare move. eight schools are going to let kids out early. >> kris sanchez is live. this is not just today, but tomorrow as well? >> reporter: yeah, two half days today and tomorrow before your kids tell you their school is hot, too. most of their classrooms don't have air conditioning. as students head to school today, they'll see that heat advisory flashing on the marquee. they will get out of class at 11:30 both today and tomorrow. and maybe even friday.

and that means 8,000 south bay kids will have a little early release in this district. one of the district's superintendents told us this is really a first for this district. but again, because most of the classrooms, more than half have no air conditioning, there's just no way to keep the kids cool. >> i think it's ridiculous, but i'm not going to complain. >> i'm out of school early. >> hard to practice. >> reporter: and the football team is preparing for their season opener this friday against half moon bay but they will not be practicing outside. all outdoor activities are cancelled for today and tomorrow. the practice is being moved indoors to the gym to get the players out of the blazing sun. no matter where you go to school, the advisory is the same. make sure they have water, make sure they drink the water. cross country as well as girls

volleyball and tennis are still on for tomorrow but we'll have to wait and see. the district may make changes noor. in saratoga, kris sanchez. >> for the second day in a row, alum rock park closed to the public. san jose allowed limited use over labor day, it closed yesterday citing extreme fire danger. kris, of course, talking about those temperatures. no word on when the parks will reopen. the hot weather as well in the last month crews at the monterey county spca have rescued more than 100 birds all starving and dehydrated. rescuers are not able to pinpoint the dieoff, but they say high temperatures may be the blame. if you see a sick or stranded bird don't try to rescue it, call the local spca. throughout the day, you can track the heat on the nbc bay app in your neighborhood at the palm of your hand.

our app is free for androids and iphone devices. new this morning, a b.a.r.t. train is up and running after a man was found underneath the train last night. causing massive delays. how the man got on to the track is still a mystery. today, a sad anniversary here in the bay area, it's been exactly five years since the pg&e gas line exploded killing eight people, injuring 66, leveling an entire neighborhood in san bruno. a lot has happened there. steph, the city's mayor says it's certainly been a long road to recovery. >> reporter: in fact, the mayor joining us live at city hall to talk about the recovery and what's ahead in terms of pipeline safety improvement. good morning, mayor. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> reporter: five years ago, but it still hits hard every day. >> it does, for some people, five years, for most people, five minutes or five hours.

what we try to concentrate on today and bring it all back, the humanity of this tragedy. eight people lost their lives. and a lot of talk about metrics and gas pipelines and safety. and the pipes, but we have to remember that eight people died. and the numbers of people were burned and injured for life. >> reporter: and that has been a constant motivation and inspiration. we've seen you at the hearings. talk to us about what the city of san bruno continues to work on in terms of making sure it doesn't happen again. >> well, as i said, humanity is important to us. that's what it's all about. and the bigger picture to take care of that humanity going forward on a nationwide level, we're trying to be at vo advocates for pipeline security. we've uncovered things about

collusion. >> reporter: just monday night filing motions in federal court to face all 20 criminal charges it is facing. >> another effort by the pg&e not to take responsibility for what they did. this was criminal. someone should go to jail for it. i certainly hope they ask me to throw away the key. >> reporter: thank you for that. by the way, at 6:00, ground zero for the explosion five years ago, there will be a remembrance at 6:00 where people will gather and be just with one another. live here, stephanie chuang "today in the bay." >> thank you, stephanie. it's 5:35. investigators hope an autopsy is going to them figure out what killed a man camping with his wife on angel island. seveners found the body yesterday he was on an overnight trip when had his wife said he disappeared. rescuers looked for him for 36

hours before finding van leer. three south bay correctional deputies accused of killing an inmate are accused of assault on another one, jereh lubrin, matthew farris and rafael rodriguez. they say they punched a man and then attacked michael tyree who is mentally ill. tyree was found beaten to death in this jail cell. >> those who were supposed to protect michael tyree did not. instead, they killed him. >> correctional deputies did not enter a plea to the murder charges yesterday. if convicted, they face life in prison. well, a hearing later today in the racketeering case against a former chinatown gangster and seven co-defendants. the defense attorney said it's going to be anything but

ordinary. the men are accused of running a crime organization with links to the former state senator leyland yi. one defense attorney in the case tells us that he expects lots of emotion in the courtroom when ciao's co-defendants likely to have their cases heard separately. leave the drones at home, footballs will be flying around levi's stadium but not drones. they set a no fly zone covering half a mile around the stadium. officials say it's a safety issue. within the past week alone, a drone crash landed inside the stadium during a game. and another crashed in the louis armstrong stadium during the u.s. open. >> it's almost too easy to get your hand on this technology, in the sense that you can do some real damage. >> not just sporting events. a bill on its way to the

california state senate could make flying a drone less than 350 above private property without consent a trespassing violation. >> and that's something else that could lead to local legislation here. a plan to turn part of it into a tourist area, reportedly has some there steamed. to turn an area called mason's marina into a visitor center and boating spot. critics say it's far too small to handle that kind of potential crowd and unwanted development. a battle is brewing between business business and community in the east bay. the issue is toxic materials. if proposed green kept plant. the plant will generate 20 jobs and green high performance concrete. a lot of people are skeptical

about how many toxins it will bring with it. >> we have a problem with the environmental impact report. it has a lot of information and tells us a lot about this project. but what it doesn't do is tell us how much contaminants and what type of contaminants we can expect. >> environmental impact review has a revised map that showed increased cancer risks for this neighborhood. >> we reached out to the city's community and economic development director and not heard back. the meeting is set for october 7th. changes could be coming to your favorite toiletries. state lawmakers approved a measure to ban plastic micro beads in products. micro beads are commonly used in shampoos, soaps, toothpastes and they've become a major source of pollution. the bill still has to be signed by governor brown, it would exclude natural ex fellex fello

yants like apricot scrubs. and now to kari hall. >> you can't just run the water, but hopefully, you can find a pool to cool off, especially if you don't have air conditioning. most cities will be anywhere from 95 to 106 degrees. and then some cooling once again tonight with low, clear skies. but look at how hot it will be. we're talking 90s and over 100 degrees for most of us, gilroy, 104, once again. pallet toe pal to alto. and oakland, 97. and we've had to deal with this for the past few days but it continues through friday but a little break this weekend. i'll talk more about that and what to expect as we head into

next week coming up. let's see how the commute is moving with mike. >> well, kari, we've had high temperatures for least for the car fire on the san mateo bridge. i do take a look at the foster city side from the opposite direction, we'll show you that camera as well. eastbound, there's the second set of flashing lights that i see heading across midspan. still reports of a slowdown. and the traffic slowdown and moving across that spans. meanwhile, the bay bridge has the backup light on. you know this, mike, they're called fast lines but bay area lanes not moving so quickly. it's because they're packed with a lot of solo drivers. 500 miles of diamond lanes surveyed and they found an alarming trend. up to 41% of solo drivers are risking hefty fines to shave off

time in the commutes. chp is on track to hand out 22,000 carpool violations. that's up 3,000 from a year ago. >> that's like a $300 or $400 ticket. something very high. >> i don't want it. coming up next, back to the bay area school but he's not here to learn. the movie star trying his hand at teaching on the peninsula. we'll find out if it's true. the latest on apple's big announcement next in a live report. =laura/2shot= it might be time

to update your phone. but forget new software. happening today, might be

time to update your phones, forget new software, how about the latest generation of apple products. >> "today in the bay" bob redell joining us live, apple is set to make an announcement in just a few hours. they've been tight-lipped about this, bob. >> reporter: sam and laura, few if any are expecting apple to make any major new product announcements, but rather, announcing improvements on existing products. so those who make a living on trying to get the next move with the apple tv set box, one that would integrate siri with voice demand to talk to your tv. apple also expected to unveil a new iphone 6 and iphone 6s and plus 6s. something found on the iwatch. a 12 megapixel camera that can

shoot 4k video. and one that we talked to thought the pressure was on for apple to maintain the stellar iphone sales without something breathtakingly new. >> i think they need to find reasons for people to want the new iphone. and also people excited to get apple tv or the ipad, they kind of have something for everybody. if you don't want one product, you're going to want one of their other products. >> reporter: and here outside the bill graham civic auditorium in san francisco, the billing says special event, set for 10:00 this morning. if you're not aware, the auditorium holds about 7,000 people. that's about seven times, ten times as much as the yard where apple normally holds this product announcement. this is morning nois worth noti. we're not suggesting there's anything to read into it.

bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank, bob. and it's got apple lovers buying the products, of course, but apple investors don't always buy the stocks on days like these? >> yeah, they' tend to buy on rumors. history tells us that apple shares will actually fall. and you keep in mind everything that we do expect to see now is really an incremental improvement, a slightly faster iphone. a more powerful tv device and a bigger ipda. > the ceo of united airlines is out. one of the larger employers in san mateo county. ceo jeff smisek was under investigation. and reportedly in newark and columbia, south carolina, box a official with the north port authority had a summer home

there and wanted a direct flight. "the washington post" is getting grief because of this picture. not because it's blurry. we made it blurry. "the washington post" published this photograph in a normal fashion. what it shows, a master key used to open tsa luggage. the problem is, you see the key in detail, you can copy them and open the lock. privacy experts say this is a danger of back door. government agents want to look into you're iphones and computers and luggage. they ask for a secret pass key. we have to trust for them not abuse that power. and also we have to trust them to a "washington post" reporter who took pictures of them and put them online. >> thank you. well, you could have quite the professor, actor james franco heading back to this at ma mater.

he's going to be on the other side of the desk. he's going to teaching students at palo alto high school about film. in an instagram post, shed it's a class he would have wanted to take when he was in high school. they will get a chance to make a movie with the actor. students can apply for that course online. the deadline is tomorrow. forget the babysit, experts say buy a smartphone to keep your kids entertained. a new study said most parents don't have any shames as using smartphones or tablets essentially as babysitters. most parents allow their kids two to three hours a day on the devices. they're concerned about the amount of time kids are spending on staring at the screen. >> maybe looking for a distraction right now because it's going to be --

>> cooler? >> sweltering, sizzling, hot. it is going to be hot today and nice and a mild start as we take a live look from san bruno. clear skies and we're starting out with some comfortable weather, the least for now. but let's take look a look back at yesterday's high temperatures, 104 degrees in livermore and concord and napa, 100. and as hot as it was most of these spots do not set new records. the record in san francisco, believe it or not, 101 degrees, we got up to 95. but we did set a new record in oakland and mountainview with highs in the upper 90s. 52 degrees in san francisco. 65, we do have more of a northerly wind today but it's not really that strong. and when we have an onshore flow that helps our temperatures

cooloff, it isn't until later this evening when the on shore wind picked up and it will be 10 to 15 miles an hour. our winds are mostly offshore. and we stay at 105 degrees until friday. but this weekend, there will be more clouds moving in from the remnants of what will be a weakening hurricane linda. and that could mean an increase in humidity. even though the temperatures only come down a few degrees it will still be uncomfortable. 106 today, 103 friday. then as we come down into the 90s, still well above average. once again, the humidity will be up and that will make it feel not that much more comfortable as we go through the weekend. so the heat continues for the next several days. >> kari, we obviously has a backup at the bay bridge.

we'll show that in a second. as we look at the maps, not much problems for the east shore other than the berkeley curve and northbound coming towards that bay area bridge. 880, and the crash reached 101. and over in sonora, that crash off of 680 but affecting the 880 on-ramp to get on. now to a alarming new report on the health of america. half of all americans either have diabetes or are prediabetic. doctors think that's actually good news. that's because the study finds diabetes numbers in the u.s. are finally starting to reach a plateau. reachers say the percentage of people diagnosed with diabetes remains steady from 2008 to 2012. coming up, you may remember john mcafee, the guy who created

a huge anti-virus program but then became wanted in the questioning of a death of a neighbor. well, now, he wants to be your next president. the kentucky county clerk jailed

for refusing to issues same-sex marriage licenses is out of jail -- but

she's not going back to the kentucky county clerk jailed for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses is out of jail but she's not going back to work just yet. a spokesperson says she'll use a couple days to rest but she's expected to return to work either friday or monday. a judge set her free yesterday after her deputy started issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. davis is going to continue the fight she started. >> keep on because he is here. >> when asked if she's going to comply and give marriage licenses to all, her lawyer answered davis cannot and will not violate her conscience. >> meantime, the u.s. vowing to help with the syrian crisis. secretary of state john kerry is going to meet to discuss how many refugees the u.s. is going

to take in. throughout the war, the u.s. has accepted only 1500 syrians. for that amount, a tiny percentage of 11 million people who have fled that war-torn country. for now refugees wait an average of three years to figure out if they can move to the u.s. and taking sides when it comes to the political sides to the nuclear deal with iran. they have the votes to do it, but that's not stopping them from making a lot of noise, "today in the bay" has more. >> reporter: donald trump and republican presidential rival ted cruz is head lining a big tea party rally on capitol hill. on "usa today" trump called the negotiations amateur hour. a few blocks away, hillary clinton defends the deal at a think tank. lawmakers got into it on their

first day back comparing the deal to world war ii. >> you know what happens? >> reporter: democrats rallied outside of the capitol in support. >> doing nothing will embolden iran and make this world unsafe. >> rejecting a deal means that the united states, not iran will be isolated. >> not a single republican senator will be voting in favor of this agreement. >> reporter: but democrats have 41 votes, enough to block a resolution of disapproval from ever reaching the president's desk. no veto necessary. meaning in all likelihood, the deal is a go. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> tracie, thank you. new this morning, the one-time silicon valley superstar who later survived life on the run in belize. what do you do for an encore to that? how do the words president mcafee sound? computer virus founder john

mcafee has filed paperwork to run for the president of the united states. he's running as a third party candidate. mcafee said he's yet to form a new to be named party. trying to compete with apple today. >> we'll see, he's got a lot of competition today. all eyes on apple. after weeks of speculation, we'll find out if the rumors are true. plus, smoke on the runway, federal investigators are now heading to las vegas to find out what caused the plane to go up in flames. yesterday was hot, but heat is forcing bay area classes to cut school. "today in the bay" starts now. >> i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. as the sun comes up, the heat will crank up. triple digits across much of the bay area. and a heat wave is forcing some

schools to cut classes short. >> we'll have multiple reports on the temperatures. kris sanchez in saratoga, where the high temperatures are proving too much for a school district. and then kari hall. >> yeah, it will be hot in most spots just like yesterday, sizzling temperatures and unbearable heat. we do have a heat advisory for all of the bay area. temperatures from 90s to 106. heat-related temperatures will be possible. if you feel light-headed or stop sweating, or you don't feel right, drink plenty of fluids throughout the day. the north bay is 63 degrees. it's cool. 63 degrees in the east bay. look at these 90s and 100 degrees alcr