full-on sunshine throughout the day. and some clouds in san francisco with a high of 70 degrees. the south bay will be topping out at 4. i'll show you more of the microclimate forecast and what to expect through the workweek coming up. let's how the week is getting started on the roads with mike. >> it's a tough start right now for mountain view. the stretch of 101 from moffett up past the shoreline. we have the disabled big rig trailer which had two cars crash into it. it's a crash scene blocking the two left lanes and only half your freeway and we have that build coming up through the area. elcamino the surface streets and you might want to stay on the the road because the chp will have to clear that once they get a bigger truck and shouldn't be too long from now. build out of san jose and where those metering lights, of course, are on. your standard backup as we look at the toll plaza shot. smooth drive on the approach and, of course, we have. >> mike, thank you.

this just in a campbell town home catches fire. happened at a townhome complex. firefighters tell us a family of has been displaced this morning. the firefighters just checked the surrounding units and allowing the residents back inside. a family barbecue last night might be tee blame. services will go on as normal in carmel despite vandals targeting a statue of saint junipero serra. >>any, coming just days after pope francis canonized serra here in the u.s. >> there is enough evidence to link the two. this vandalism that happened at the historic carmel mission. that is where serra was buried. carmel investigators say people

snuck to the mission late saturday or early sunday painting the statue of serra toppled over in the courtyard. "l.a. times" police are investigating this as a hate crime because tombstones defaced and those of native americans were left untouched. some groups have criticized serra saying he was responsible for mistreatment and deaths of native americans. they understand the backlash but understand that every human makes mistakes. >> being a saint, being made a saint doesn't mean the person is perfect. you know, we all have our flaws. we all have our defects. it was with serra. >> take a look at these pictures from the carmel mission facebook page that shows a scheduled celebration of newly sainthood went on yesterday. mission leaders say it also appears none of the damage done was permanent. also people gathered, groups of people gathered and stayed until late last night to help clean up the mess and on the facebook

page it says it got most of it all cleaned up. live here in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang. pope francis back at the vatican this morning after spending six days in the united states. >> at each stop the pontiff was welcomed by hundreds of thousands of faithful. "today in the bay" jay gray has more on the pope's historic visit. >> the images are, just like the moment, overwhelming. downtown philadelphia converted into a cathedral. >> amazing the love and closeness and unbelievable how inspiring. >> more than 800,000 celebrating mass with the holy father. >> he's a wonderful person bringing a beautiful message. >> reporter: pope francis began his six-day american tour in the nation's capital. meeting with president obama and then addressing the joint session of congress. the first pontiff reported that honor. he continued to navigate the

tight rope between politics and religion as he traveled to new york speaking before the united nations general assembly. francis addressing the most powerful leaders in the world. but still always taking time for the most vulnerable among us. it was those moments. face-to-face with the faithful that will define his historic visit. stopping his motorcade to bless the children. they were the signs francis seemed to cherish the most. closing out his american tour in philadelphia, focused on family, faith and service and offering one final blessing. >> may lord bless you all. god bless america. >> reporter: jay gray, nbc news, philadelphia. >> from the pope to the prime minister of india, who is now on his way to the united nations this morning. but he was busy here in the bay

area over the weekend. narendra modi made several stops and then late last night he wrapped up a sold out event in the south speaking to a crowd of thousands of people. you can hear the chants there. this is video from our own raj mathai. speaking hindi he told the crowd that india has a new. you have changed the way the world looks at india, your fingers are responsible for that. >> it was meaningful. mr. modi represents hope to india in a way that very few people have inspired people in many years.

more of a teacher. >> not everyone at the event celebrated modi's visit as some protested outside the arena and even in the air. he is the first prime minister of india to visit the united states in 33 years. before last night's speech prime minister modi visited google getting a tour of the latest projects. the tour guide was the newest ceo. who dpru up in india. after google, modi sat down with facebook founder mark zuckerberg who explained his own connection to india. turns out before facebook was a success, the late steve jobs told zuckerberg to visit india for inspiration and guidance regarding the budding company. >> i've seen how people connected and have the opportunity to feel how much better the world can be if everyone has a stronger ability to connect. reinforced for me the importance of what we were doing. that is something that is always

remembered. >> odi is now headed to new york city where he will attend a summit meeting with president obama this morning. one of the events on his schedule, a very packed one at that. prime minister modi made time to meet with governor jerry brown. the two men in san francisco yesterday afternoon to talk about climate change, renewable energy and the digital economy. governor brown has made slowing climate change one of his top priorities and the prime minister recently revealed new programs in india. meantime, if you'd like to see more of the prime minister's visit head to nbcbayarea.com where we posted interviews at google and at facebook. also watch it all on our nbc bay area app. a sunday outing on the delta was frightening for boaters near antioch. started when a boat carrying two men and a 4-year-old boy struck something under water on the sacramento water shortly before 7:00 last night. the crash opened a hole in the boat and left the boy with a slight head injury. the passing boater rescued the three. the boat started taking on water

and it was towed to the antioch marina. the teenager charged with stabbing a-year-old boy to death in his own bed is back in court today. we could find out whether he's competent to stand trial. defense attorneys for 18-year-old william shultz say that mental illness played a role in the stabbing of third grader. today the jury will listen as two independent evaluators testify on their assessment of the teen. shultz is friends with them and was sleeping over at their house the night of the stabbing. the teen has pleaded not guilty. it is 6:08. more than two weeks after the valley fire started, many students living in middletown are finally headed back to class today. hundreds of homes burned down. entire neighborhood were taken out. middletown schools were somehow spared. school officials have arranged for bus to pick up students who are staying in other parts of laky. in the meantime, classes at cobb elementary school will be held in portable units set up behind middletown, middle school campus. in the meantime, researchers from san jose state say

hurricane linda may have played a larger role in how fast the valley fire spread. researchers think remnants of the storm broughty strong winds to the bay area. right when the fire started and really caused it to explode in size. now, it's burned more than 76,000 acres. but the good news is it's 97% contained. >> we saw a video of a fund-raiser from this past weekend here, too. local musicians playing country music and raising donations for all the victims of the fire. nice story there. >> make a difference. >> a lot of people left without homes there. monday morning get a look at the forecast for the week. we can do a little planning of our own. >> mild start to the week with temperature now at 61 degrees in livermore and 48 degrees now in napa. a look at all the microclimates and expect a high of 80 in san jose and palo alto and 68 degrees in the castro and hayward up to 74 degrees and

livermore will be topping out at 89 degrees. so, fairly mild along the coast and then warming up inland. we'll see that same kind of weather as we go through the week. i'll show you more of that coming up in less than ten minutes. let's see how the commute is moving now with mike. >> you do see the fastrak lanes moving. any movement at the bay bridge toll plaza and the biggest advantage if you car pool. your map will show you slowing for west 80 and some sort of incident earlier not enough to make the chp report, but we do have lanes open and clearing now, once again. the bill starts approaching richmond and scattered pattern there as now for hayward. we have the pattern for the tri-valley, as well. south bay and through mountainview. the big unexpected backup and starting west 237 out of north 101 just past shoreline and approaching san antonio and a trailer and two other vehicles in a crash there. no major injuries but this has been there for over half an

hour. chp says we need a big tow truck to get that cleared. that tow truck is not there. san jose looking just fine and another fender bender around 880 southbound around 101 and that is not affecting the lanes. 6:11. back in court. the former prison worker who admitted to helping two convicted killers escape will learn her own faith today. that story, plus it was rare and it was spectacular. we take a look back at the show in the sky that has a lot of cu== a talking this morning. student has died

a fifth student has died following last week's horrific crash involving a duck boat full of toust a fifth student has died following last week's horrific crash involving a duck boat full of tourists and a bus. 20-year-old woman was an international student attending north seattle college. four other students from the same college also died in that crash. witnesses say they saw the duck boast boat's left front tire lock up before it veer under to a bus on a bridge. now, federal investigators say that duck boat did not get an axle repair recommended for those types of vehicles back in 20. happening today, the former new york prison worker who

helped two maximum security inmates escape will be sentenced. joyce mitchell admitted to smuggling tools into the clinton county prison. two convicted murderers used those tools to dig their way t out. that launched a massive manhunt that lasted two weeks. she pled guilty to first degree promoting prison contraband. she faces up to seven years behinds. so, we've heard this before, smart tvs, so smart that some say they can actually use voice recognition technology to spy on you. now, one california lawmaker is trying to keep that from actually happening. nbc randy mack explains. >> reporter: charlie shelton is an technology specialist. what you might call wired. >> my house in terms of technology is as close to iron man as i can get it. >> reporter: laptops, tvs, gaming consoles are all connected to shelton's phone, but his concern is that as he

watches tv, his tv could be listening to him. >> you never know when you're going to be heard and you have to be careful what you say in your own. >> nowadays technology is good and bad. >> reporter: chris is a salesman howard's electronics. the new samsung smart tvs with voice recognition and microphones embedded in the television that could be programmed to react to your voice commands allowing you to control your tv without a remote are a hot seller. >> i guess it's convenience. like the smart tvs you can connect your tv to internet. >> reporter: with voice recognition, your tv can connect to the people you never met. >> it could be recording all your conversations around the house and sending them to a third party who then bombards you with advertisements. >> reporter: mike gato serves on the state protection committee. he's sponsored legislation to prohibit tvs that can transmit or record your private conversations and send that

information to a third party without your knowledge. >> the conversations you have in your bedroom and your living room they should be private. >> reporter: regarding voigz recognition samsung owner's manual initially issued this warning. please be aware if your spoken words include personal or other sensitive information, that information will be among the data captured and transmitted to a third party through your use of voice recognition. in a blog post clarifying its voice recognition policy, samsung now says it does not record private conversations. the company collects your voice data when you make a specific request of your smart tv. or to elevate and improve features. voice recognition can be turned off. shelton hopes that's the case. like a lot of people, he occasionally talks to his tv, with no intention of anyone actually listening. >> having a person listen to it derive targeted marketing. an invasion of privacy. >> a connection you'd like to

actually know about when someone is listening. the bill is now sitting on governor's desk. did you see it? stargazers treated to a rare astronomical phenomenon. say that fast. a total lunar eclipse combined with a so-called sugar moon. >> when a full moon makes its closest approach to earth, it appears 14% bigger with a reddish hue. that coincided last night with a full lunar eclipse where the moon, the earth and the sun all line-up with the earth's shadow obscuring the moon. the space and center center in oakland was sold out for its viewing and did not disappoint. >> made it look kind of orangey and the bottom was like dark. >> it was really cool just to like see and know it doesn't happen that much. >> okay. take a look at this. this is what stargazers saw when they looked at the skies over antioch. >> it's an astronomical phenomenon.

>> astronomers say this was the first time that the event made a twin appearance since 1982. and it likely will not happen, again, until 2033. >> what an amazing astronominal cufaum nn. hard to say it fast. >> on a monday, no doubt. >> most of us didn't even get to see it. i walked outside and so cloudy. >> the sunset was so beautiful. >> it was. >> that was gorgeous. >> and then i was waiting for the super moon and couldn't even see it because of the cloud cover. but, hey, at least i got to see the video. as we take a live look now from san francisco, we see a little bit of some fog starting out the day and we will see the fog and the clouds for the morning hours. and it may be a while before it clears out. let's take a look at the time lapse in san francisco. looking from yesterday at 6:00 into the overnight hours. mostly clear skies and wasn't until recently when we started to see the clouds moving back in and we will see that for a good part of the day in san

francisco. 56 degrees there and in oakland and concord 57 degrees. napa 49 degrees. and not much of a wind this morning. we will have a light breeze kicking in from the west at about five to ten miles an hour. picks up as we go into the afternoon. and slightly cooler day than yesterday with more clouds. we see that as we go hour-by-hour in oakland. 58 degrees at 8:00 and by lunchtime it's 69 degrees and a few more peeks of sunshine. into the afternoon, a bright sunshine there for a few hours. highs topping out in the lower 70s. in all the micrmicroclimates in gatos and financial district up to 70 degrees and 91 degrees in fairfield. pittsburg 87 degrees and livermore up to 89 degrees. over the next couple days we have this system just off shore and brings in some clouds for the bay area and also a strong onshore flow. our temperature is brought down

a couple degrees as we go into tomorrow, as well as wednesday. it starts to warm up as we head into the week into the weekend. when the temperatures will be the hottest we feel all week. talking about low 90s in the north bay and tri-valley as well as the south bay and then see it coming down a few more degrees heading into sunday. so, of the two days it looks like sunday is the most comfortable day of the weekend. let's see how the roads looking now with mike. >> we do have pretty much the bay area standard commute except right here through the south bay. north 101 in the mountains. out of sunnyvale slower drive past 237 and all the way up just shy of san antonio. joining the freeway north of san antonio you pass by this restriction and the crash has two lanes blocked and two lanes open. chp says we're waiting for a big tow truck to get there. it's not there yet. central expressway or middlefield can get you past the area. over here another fender bender

approaching san mateo toll plaza. sundz li sounds like it is under control and off the castro valley. standard build through richmond and no big drama, just the bay metering lights and slowing off of west 580 and the 24 interchange. here a live look and show you a smooth drive from the speed sensors and live look southbound and no problems heading south past san pedro road. >> thank you very much, mike. coming up, redefining cancer treatment. why some women with breast cancer may soon be told to skip chemotherapy.

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likely to respond to hormone-blocking drugs and adding chemo did little if any good while exposing them to other health risks at the same time. one in three families struggle without having enough diapers. a push to help parents get the supplies they need. diaper need awareness week an initiative of the diaper bank network. they're asking people to collect 100,000 diapers. huggies will match diaper donated the isweis week. that website will also direct you to a diaper bank in your area. pope francis had a good laugh when he met a pont-size pontiff at a parade in philadelphia over the weekend. take a look, hopes of getting the pope's attention and caught the eye of the secret service and picking up the little girl and handing her over to the holy father. the pope laughed, kissed the baby and leaned over and whispered something in the guard's ear. the pope says you have a sense of humor, the guard told the

parent as they delivered that little baby back. >> a she pope. a little girl pope. coming up, just days after pope francis elevated him to sainthood the statue of junipero serra. set to address leaders at the yooup u.n. in just a matter minutes. what we can expect to hear in a live report coming up from washington, d.c.

a good monday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. mike inouye has a look at the morning commute. let's get to kari hall. >> not a bad weekend across the bay area and now 56 degrees in san francisco and the east bay. 60 in the peninsula and south bay and in the north bay, expect a high of 83 degrees today and 84 in the south bay. see the clouds at the peninsula and the low clouds and fog there. 89 degrees in the tri-valley and san francisco topping out at 70 degrees. we'll take a closer look at this forecast and what to expect the rest of the week coming up. let's check in now with mike. >> kari, great news for mountain view. we have all lanes now cleared just north of san antonio road. the approach there. we have a traffic jammed up all the way out of the mountain view and sunnyvale for west 237. this will recover a bit, but this is the beginning of the morning commute. all the folks out of san jose

and that will contribute to slow down. expect a little recovery, but folks, slower through mountain view. a slower drive developing for hayward and these are scattered builds towards both the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge. a fender bender reported over near the toll plaza and a live look out there and have that volume which is the biggest concern across 92 but not unexpected. mike, back to you. happening today, obama set to address world leaders at the united nations calling on them to join this country's military fight against isis. "today in the bay" eduard lawrence live in washington, d.c. eduard not only this morning's speech but a lot of eyes on the's face-to-face speech with vladimir putin later in the day. >> the president will speak in about 30 minutes to the u.n. general assembly but that meeting with the russian president vladimir putin that could be the most important news. the two leaders are at odds, but obama believes that his message of unity to the united nations

will be heard by vladimir putin. the president spoke at the sustainable development goal summit at the u.n. sunday. ahead of an address to the entire body today. he highlighted unity among nations. >> today we set aside the skepticism. and we lift up the hope that is available to us through collective action. >> reporter: isis will be the top issue when the president meets with vladimir putin face-to-face after his speech today. u.n. ambassador samantha powers said with problems in syria because of isis and the ukraine the president sees an opportunity. >> the president believes it will be irresponsible to let this occasion in which the two leaders will be in the same city pass without trying to test to see whether progress could be made on these humanly intractable crises. >> reporter: skeptics think the white house strategy needs revamping. >> you look at the final product

and what president has been saying and the policies he's been implementing, it really makes me wonder, is it the analysts who are getting the intelligence wrong or being politicized somewhere in the process. >> reporter: the president is expected to ask for a joint effort against the growing isis threat as well as the transition in the syrian government. france has already joined the fight, conducting its first air strikes in syria on an isis training camp. president obama is also expected to use his nuclear deal with iran in his u.n. address to sort of highlight the example of how when countries come together and work together a lot can be accomplished. that deal is highly criticized in the united states. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence, back to you. just days after pope francis canonized junipero serra, someone damaged at camel mission. >> more on the damage, steph,

that the vandals left behind. good morning. >> yes, sam and laura. the vandals left behind quite a mess at the historic carmel mission. the search is still on for those who are behind it and that is where junipero serra was buried. some time saturday night or sunday morning is when the vandals took paint from the mission using it to cover the toppled statue of junipero serra and defacing headstones and only those of europeans and native americans were left alone which is why police are investigating this as a hate crime. that's accord "l.a. times." now, serra was canonized friday and also criticized for what some say was harsh treatment of native americans. >> father serra is now saint serra. his motto is always forward, never back. so, that's o--

>> the carmel mission did move forward with a celebration of serr's newly appointed sainthood that was yesterday. mission leaders say it appears none of the damage was done was permanent. also, people stayed until last night to help clean up and the good news from the mission's facebook page is that most everything is back to normal now. live here in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." meantime, pope francis is back at the vatican this morning after spending a historic six days in the united states. at each stop the pontiff was welcomed by hundreds of thousands of people just hoping to get a glimpse of the leader of the roman catholic church. >> "today in the bay" jay gray held mass in front of 800,000 people. >> the images are just like the moment. overwhelming. downtown philadelphia for the evening converted into a cathedral. >> it's amazing that the love

and the closeness. it's unbelieve how inspiring. >> reporter: more than 800,000 celebrating mass with the holy father. >> he's a wonderful person. bringing a beautiful message. >> reporter: pope francis began his six-day american tour in the nation's capital. meeting with president obama and thenning the joint session of congress. the first pontiff ever reported that hawn. he continued to navigate the tight rope between politics and religion as he traveled to new york, speaking before the united nations general assembly. francis addressing the most powerful leaders in the world. but still always taking time for the most vulnerable among us. it was those moments. face-to-face with the that will define his historic visit. stopping his motorcade to bless the children. they were the times francis seemed to cherish the most.

closing out his american tour in philadelphia. focused on family, faith and service and offering one final blessing. >> may lord bless you all. god bless america. >> you know, when you invite over 800,000 people to come over for the weekend, there's a lot to clean up. that's still going on down here in downtown philadelphia. a lot of the roadways still closed this morning. one thing we do know, this papal visit was an economic blessing,s saying that it meant a boost of about $500 million for local businesses. that's the latest live here in philadelphia, i'm jay gray, laura, sam. >> a lot of money in just a short amount of time. 6:37 right now. a sunday outing on the delta was frightening for boaters near antioch. started when a boat carrying two men and a 4-year-old boy struck something under water on the sacramento river shortly before 7:00 last night.

that crash opened a hole in the boat and leaving the boy with a slight hand injury. the boat started taking on water as it was towed into the antioch marina. police in petaluma looking for a man who they say tried to set a man on fire using gasoline. according to the press democrat, the man reportedly poured gas in the parking lot of tquik stop saturday afternoon and then doused a nearby building in gas and tried to set it on fire. for some reason, the gasoline didn't ignite. the man took off before police arrived. a library in berkeley closed because of a possible bed bug infestation. last week an outbreak closed in palo alto. the north branch near the corner of the alameda and bug sniffing dogs will check the other branches this week. bugs will also be inspecting libraries in palo alto. found inside the mitchell park branch. that library reopened yesterday after a visit from

exterminators. >> some people on monday, no doubt, wishing they could go back to bed without the bugs. preferably. but, if you have to go to work, nice weather is in store. let's check in with kari hall. >> great weather starting out the. we see some clouds as we take a live look from tiuran and the clouds will keep, right now 56 degrees in oakland and san jose is now 60 degrees. heading into the day, all the microclimates expect highs in the low to mid-80s in the south bay. and in the peninsula we've got anything from 69 degrees to 8 degrees in palo alto and the outer sunset will be at 62 degrees today. 81 in napa. oakland 76 degrees and dublin reaching 88 degrees. so, cool athe coast. heating up inland. and that's the kind of we'll see over the next couple of days. i'll give you a closer look at what to expect coming up in a

few minutes. let's check in with mike to see how the roads are moving. >> this is kind of scary. first of all, the san mateo bridge is clear. folks are very happy. oakland here. bound 880 heading down towards the san mateo bridge. pull the last-minute switch in the system and want to show the live camera. san mateo bridge westbound. we have no traffic. now, we have traffic flowing for a couple of cars and looked like there was a traffic break for a minute and a half, two minute here as folks are traveling westbound. let's look at your map. causing a backup off of 880. that crash a number of vehicles on either side of the roadway and they may have had to clear up whatever else was in the middle of the roadway. jam out of hayward and san leandro. that's an unexpectedly slow drive and unexpectedly slow 101 through mountainview. the earlier crash cleared and still slow for west 237 because it goes right into that traffic jamming up and that will be the

cascade we see on the approach. we see how this affects, but it looks like this might be a tough drive for anyone north of san jose for silicon valley commuters, that is a little early to kick in. fine as far as the maze goes and there's a crash clearing from westbound highway 4 over at 680. back to you. here's good news for commuters, mike. a good time to fill up. prices that pump are down 9 cents in the past five weeks, according to the lundberg survey. the national average is now.35 a gallon. down more than a dollar in the past year. some experts think these low prices could extend well into next year and maybe into 2017. in san francisco the average price $2.67 a gallon and slightly lower in oakland. al filling up in san jose getting a deal at $2.48 a gallon. increased supply is one of the reasons for the drop. >> enjoy it while it lasts. coming up next our investigative unit uncovers what it is called a troubling trend

when it comes to children being punished at school. how will we start out our workweek this morning? look down on the dow jones industrial this morning. down 122 points on the big board. we'll keep checking back. it's 6:41. an investigative unit exclusive:

==laura/ots== you might think some misbehavior at school would at 6:44. an investigative unit exclusive. you might think some misbehavior at school would land a student in the principal's office, but in some cases, schools are relying on police to discipline

students and that could leave your son or daughter with a criminal record before they even hit puberty. tonight our investigative unit uncovers a trend in the bay area where kids are being criminalized. our investigative unit found the color of your child's skin or whether your child has a disability actually makes them more likely to get disciplined by a police officer while at school. >> for me, it was the end of the world. because your child is your baby. >> tonight at 11:00, investigative reporter shares one mother's story of how her son's day at school ended with him having a criminal record at just 13 years old. hear why some worry this could happen to your child. and if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail at theunit@nbcbayarea.com. prosecutors in germany say

they're investigating volkswagen's former ceo who resigned last week. he has denied knowing vw software and criminal complaints suggest otherwise. u.s. prosecutors are conducting their own criminal probe, as well. also today the scandal spread to vw owned audi. sold two million cars sold with the same software including 13 audis in america. decision 2016. carly fiorina clashed with host chuck todd over her comments about a planned parenthood video. during a debate earlier this month, fiorina described a gruesome scene from one of the controversial undercover videos involving planned parenthood. she claimed the footage showed workers keeping an aborted fetus alive to harvest its brain. pointed out fact checkers and even the makers of the video found that to be false. fiorina refused to acknowledge

the facts. >> planned parenthood is aborting fetuses alive to harvest their brains and other body parts. that is a fact. planned parenthood cannot and will not deny this because it is happening. it is happening in this nation. taxpayers are paying for it. >> did stop short of saying that republicans should force the government shutdown to defund the organization. planned parenthood says it does not use public money to perform abortions. 6:47 right now. nasa has big news from the red planet. so big they're not even saying what it is until a special news conference today. >> how is that for a teaser? here are some images from nasa's rover on mars. nasa says that its news briefing will take place at the agency's headquarters in washington and it is going to be broadcast live online, as well. the director of planetary science is expected to speak, as well as the lead scientist for the mars exploration program. the briefing starts at 8:30 a.m. our time. it's 6:47 right now.

time to check that microclimate forecast. we'll get to traffic for a monday, as well, in just a bit. >> here all morning. >> i'll be here all morning. >> first we check in with kari. >> more of the same weather we had over the weekend. nice, cool during the morning and clouds to start out the day. you'll see that as we take a live look from san bruno mountain and you see the fog and the clouds there and a beautiful sunrise. getting the day started with some nice scenery that we will see throughout the day and temperatures that are pretty much, once again, just like we had yesterday. in the north bay, right now, at 48 degrees. mostly cloudies. it's 60 degrees and expect a high of 84 degrees today in the south bay. mid-70s the peninsula and east bay san francisco and up to 70 degrees and warming up to 89 degrees today in the tri-valley. we will have cooler temperatures along the immediate coast with the light westerly wind and the wind that will be fairly calm throughout the day until this

afternoon with the winds pick up at about 15 miles per hour. it will be cool and turning cloudy at at&t park. if you're heading out to the dodgers versus the giants game at first, it will be at 64 degrees. dropping back to the lower 60s and you'll want to bundle up for that game. let me take you hour-by-hour in san jose. we start out with the clouds throughout at least 10:00. start to see peeks of sunshine through the lunchtime hour and then rising into the upper 70s and briefly hitting 80 degrees there in san jose. gilroy a high of 85. foster city 73 degrees and some peeks of sunshine later on this afternoon. afternoon sunshine and 81 degrees in pittsburg and 87 in livermore topping out at 89. the next couple of days our temperatures will be coming down due to some cloud cover and then starts to warm up as we head towards the end of the week and getting a look at the weekend forecast. very warm start across most of

the microclimates especially in the north bay, as well as the tri-valley and the south bay. it will be in the 90s. coming back down to the 70s and 0s as we head into sunday. let's see how the commute is rolling now with mike. >> rolling across the san mateo bridge. a few minutes of no traffic westbound. your commute direction there must have been a traffic break and here's your approach to the peninsula. the map will show you that, also, speeds on the foster city side are fine but the traffic still held up a bit and little extra approaching the toll plaza. crashes reported and activity on the right and left shoulder as you're approaching the toll plaza but they may have had that traffic to clear whatever was in lanes and move some folks over to the right. building out of hayward and now down towards dumbarton bridge highway 84. typical pattern there. we're holding steady. meanwhile zoom into a couple different issues. castro valley seeing more build and, also, again, northbound side of 880 showing more, as well. any distraction or flashing

lights and recovering pretty well after the earlier crash and we have a steady flow of traffic out of san jose up past the crash and over on the shoulder by sjc and 280 and 85 show that build. no difffor the morning commute just standard flow through the maze. back to you. the prime minister of india is on his way to the united nations this morning. but he was here in the bay area over the weekend. narendra modi made several stops and then late last night wrapping opsold-out event in the south bay speaking to a crowd of thousands of people. as the video from our own raj mathai who emceed the big event. you can hear the crowd chanting modi. 19,000 people waited in long lines going through intense security checks to witness modi deliver his message of hope in

person. speaking hindi he told the crowd india has a new vision. you have changed the the world looks at india and your fingers are responsible for that. >> it was meaningful. mr. modi represents hope to india and in a way that very few people have, you know, inspired people in many, many years. i think of him as a teacher. >> not everyone celebrated modi's visit as some protested outside the arena, even in the air. he is the first prime minister of india to visit the united states in 33 years. now, before last night's speech, prime minister modi visited google getting a tour of some of the company's latest projects. his tour guide, the company's newest ceo who grew up in india. after google modi sat down with facebook founder mark zuckerberg who explained his connection to india and it turns out before facebook became a success, the late steve jobs told zuckerberg to visit india for inspiration

and guidance regarding his budding company. >> seen how people connected and had the opportunity to feel how much better the world could be if everyone had a stronger ability to connect. reinforced for me the importance of what we were doing. that's something that i always remembered. >> the prime minister modi is now headed to new york city where he'll attend a summit meeting with president obama later this morning it is 6:53. coming up, the search is on for whoever vandalized a historic california mission just days after the controversy canonization of saint junipero serra. officials at the historic

mission in carmel - say services will go o n officials at the historic mission in carmel say services will go on as normal, despite vandals targeting a statue of now saint junipero serra. >> raising a lot of questions this morning. stephanie chuang joining us our newsroom. coming just days after pope francisenized serra here in the u.s. >> that's right. the search is on this morning for the person or people behind the vandalism but it does seem clear that this was more than a mess, a message, apparently against the recent canonization of junipero serra. some time saturday night or sunday morning, vandals took paint from the mission using it to cover the toppled statue of serra in the courtyard and some

have criticized serra saying he was responsible for the death. according to "l.a. times" police are investigating this as a possible hate crime because only the tombstones of europeans were defaced while those of native americans were left untouched. but one thing that did come out of this that was good news, church leaders say that it appears of the damage done was permanent. live here in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." at 6:57 more than two weeks after the valley fire began, many students living in middletown are finally headed back to class today. hundreds of homes burned down and entire neighborhood were destroyed, but middletown schools were somehow spared. schools have arranged for buses to pick up students who are staying in other parts of lake

county. set up behind middletown middle school campus. now to decision 2016. ic presidential candidate hillary clinton is going to be back in the bay area today. she kicks off her visit in the south bay with the reception in saratoga. later in marin county for a mothers and daughters event. at night off to the east bay for a reception. tomorrow ms. will be at a breakfast in san francisco. bay areagazers were treated to a rare astronomical phenomenon. a total lunar eclipse. combined with a so-called super moon. here's how it all works. when a full moon makes its closest approach to earth, it appears 14% bigger with a reddish hue. that co insided last night with a full lunar eclipse with the moon, the earth and the sun all lined up with the earth's shadow obscuring the moon. >> pretty spectacular if you got a chance to see it. >> which we did not. many lucky folks did. but so many clouds out there last night.

problematic. >> especially in the south bay. a lot of clouds last night. a beautiful sunset, but it would have been nice to see that super moon eclipse. now, as we take a look at more clouds this morning and low clouds, as well as the fog. we will see highs today in the 70s and 80s with some sunshine inland. expect a high in the south bay up to 84 degrees. >> lr, leall right, let's get a at the roadways. >> tough morning overall. a couple crashes. 101 through mountain view that caused an early backup and pushed on to west 237. you where the arrow is now at lawrence expressway. in that backup another crash and we'll talk more slowing and off of the 237, 880 interchange. 101 and 280 really jammed up coming up towards 880. also a couple incidents approaching the san mateo bridge over the course of the morning. more slowing across the span, but that keeps the peninsula over in san mateo lighter than you might expect.

east bay with a crash clearing richmond eastbound 80 and just south of 37 a crash there. >> we'll check back with mike in half an hour with a local news update. >> hopefully a super monday after the super moon. >> make it great. . good morning. ice breaker. president obama said to meet putin today. a meeting two years in the meeting as they announce a new plan to fight isis. it catches white house by surprise. we're live at the u.n. back home, the vatican overnight after wrapping up his historic trip with an outdoor mass attended by nearly a million people in philadelphia. this morning the one thing he