late evening hours, as well. today's forecast brings it up to 75 degrees and the peninsula south bay 78 degrees and 74 in the north bay. we'll take a look at all the microclimates and what to expect for the rest of the week into the weekend coming up in a few minutes. for now, we're tracking some mores heading into san francisco. mike? >> kari, as the traffic builds, more of an issue. a crash in san francisco westbound across that bay bridge. look at that heading over towards treasure island we see a slower drive and i fear they might turn on the metering lights and slower speeds as the morning continues. look at the map and why there is a crash here southbound 101 right around the u.p.s. building or just shy of there and also another crash just off of the sky way as you're coming down towards san francisco. that's more reason for slowing into city via that route. meanwhile too, the south the san mateo bridge moves very smoothly and a mild build there and a very typical pattern for this tuesday and kick in for highway 4 and look at 101 through san jose and speed sensors slowing a

bit and that live camera to hoe you that volume of traffic easing off from that first burst of traffic and hold steady for 20 minutes and start that build, again, for the south bay. >> mike, thank you very much. bad timing or indicative of something larger. new questions this morning about the already troubled santa clara main jail after the death of another inmate. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang joining us live in san jose with the very latest. steph? >> sanaa clara county says it has the fifth largest population in the state. more scrutiny on practices here at the main jail after the second inmate death in just about a month a little over a month. a sheriff sergeant says a deputy found the inmate unresponsive in his cell roughly 10:30 yesterday morning and after half an hour after cpr and first aid were given, the inmate was pronounced dead. now, this comes roughly a month after 31-year-old michael tyree a mentally ill inmate was found in his cell at the very same jail on august 27th.

tyree behind bars for drug and theft charges. three correctional officers have been accused of killing tyree. they are 27-year-old matthew farri and jereh lubrin and rafael rodriguez. accused of beating another inmate, juan via last month. two of the deputies posted the $1.5 million bail while the third, farris, is set for a property bond hearing this afternoon. all three are set back for a plea hearing in two weeks on october 13th. waiting for an update from the sheriff's office who this inmate was and what killed him. live here in san jose, stephanie chaung "today in the bay." richmond police trying to piece together what happened the moments before two men were shot and killed. officers found their bodies inside a car in the area of natalie court and san pablo avenue just before 8:30 last night. police are not releasing a motive, but the city shot

spotter system picked up four gunshots in that area. no word yet on any suspects. the killings are the city's 14th and 15th homicides of the year. meanwhile, deputies are investigating another double homicide this morning. this one in castro valley. two bodies were found in their mobile home in castro valley yesterday afternoon. alameda county deputies got a call to check on the couple after one of the victims didn't show up for an appointment. investigators are now questioning a person they believe is related to that couple. that person was in the home when dep arrived. a teenager accused of stabbing a little boy to death will stand trial. yesterday a judge ruled william shultz is competent to go before a jury for the murder of his friend's 9-year-old brother. prosecutors say the 18-year-old stabbed jordan to death while he was sleeping in his discovery bay home back in april. schultz reportedly confessed to killing him during an interview with a reporter schultz says he

killed him "to see what it felt like." a group of bay area lawers or lawyers, i should say, making harsh accusations against berkeley's police force. release data later today that the group says is proof of racial profiling and police stops in that city. the group is criticized berkeley's police department in the past, particularly from its response for the black lives matter protest that happened there earlier in the year. federal prosecutors say they have new evidence proving raymond chow arranged a murder nearly a decade ago. chow already faces charges in a money laundering and political corruption case that ended the career of san francisco state senator leland. now chow arranged the murder in 2006. he led a rival fraternal organization in china town chow's attorney dispute these latest accusations. a dog sitter caught on video abusing a dog is expected to be

in courter today. linda levack facing misdemeanor charges. she was running an unlicensed. recorded video showing her grabbing a small dog by its collar and throwing it to the ground several times. 6:04 and for the first time africanized killer bees in the bay area. killer bees in vacaville, martinez and lafayette. the bee sting is no more lethal and their behavior no more aggressive than their honey bee relatives. but africanized bees on occasion do kill. >> the problem arises if you disa hive or a nest. in which case they're easier to disturb and much more aggressive and persistent when disturbed. >> if swarmed, experts say run and keep running. these bees will pursue you longer than other honey bees, but will eventually stop. experts emphasize such attacks are very rare.

new this morning. tesla models could be among the the next batch of cars to be recalled because of faulty takata airbags. seven more companies, which include tesla, mercedes-benz and jaguar use airbag inflaters made by takata. written letters to those companies asking which models use those specific inflaters. already, more than 23 million airbag inflaters have been recalled in the u.s. alone. the airbags have been linked to eight deaths and more than 100 injuries. 6:06. also new this morning, a prestigious award for some bay area scientists and artists. the mcarthur foundation introduced the fellows and they include four people with ties to the bay area. the fellows receive a $625,000 grant for their work in their respective career fields. among the winner, computer scientist christopher ray and others include uc berkeley chemist yang, social scientist

matthew desmond and basil twist, a native of san francisco. >> congrats to them. proudly representing the bay area there. of all ages in richmond will soon have access to a new high-tech hands on learning facility. called the fab lab and city leaders will help celebrate a grand opening later today. that lab is located at kennedy high school. being billed as the largest of its kind anywhere in the country. the fab stands for digital fabrication which utilizes 3d printing that can help create all kind of things. may also spark interest in fields science and technology. chevron is the lab's main backer. >> so much possibility in front of these students these days. it's amazing. >> future award winners from the fab lab. our weather could be fabulous. that's the standard we're working with here. kari hall. >> it will be great today with more clouds, but it's been giving us some beautiful sunsets and sunrises the past couple of

dpapz so, get ready for that. we still see the clouds streaming in. i've been tracking a few light sprinkles down around monterey and then moving over towards the central valley. that should not affect the bay area, but you are seeing the clouds and keeping our temperatures down. we will only see a high of 78 degrees today in san jose. cooler than average. 75 degrees in palo alto. castro at 68 degrees today and 78 degrees in napa. oakland 70 degrees and dublin we'll be topping out at 85 degrees. some peeks of sun here and there. more of the same tomorrow and thursday, too. i'll show you those temperatures coming up in a few minutes. right now, mike is tracking some problems in front. maybe getting a little bit better. >> we do have better news and we see a smoother flow now off of that bring, kari. crash 101 at cesar chavez and that big rig took a little while to clear. heavy duty tow truck there and smoother drive off the span and

off the skyway down towards 280. approaching the bridge, though, you still have your backup forming because the metering lights are on and a pretty standard flow here for highway 4 and through concord. the tri-valley, no drama. past the san mateo bridge just a little build for the volume. 880 through oakland and northbound towards the bay bridge or southbound with the headlights down towards the san mateo bridge. you're moving smoothly. across the san mateo bridge, slowing on those sensors because of the volume of traffic heading towards the peninsula. some slowing coming up in the next half hour. back to you. >> thicks starting to pick up, thank you, mike. ed lee planning to put the brakes on a law giving cyclists more legal leeway at intersections. the idaho stop law because it was first enacted in idaho. it allows cyclists to treat signs like yield signs and red lights like stop signs. city supervisors john avalos

involving police and cyclists. mayor lee is already warning the board to expect a veto if it is approved. at 6:09. the new way california hopes to catch hit and run drivers. google getting ready to unveil new gadgets later today. but not just the products everyone will be talking about. new this morning: ==laura/cu==

a road to nowhere involving ambulance rides at 6:12. new this morning road to no where involving ambulance rides in some of america's largest cities and fraud costing taxpayers millions of dollars.

a new federal audit finds medicare paid $30 million for ambulance rides for which there is no record of patient/medical care. and that only represented a six-month period in 2012. four cities for half of the accountable buildings. accounting for hit and run drivers. most of us have seen the amber alert messages on the freeway signs and phone when a child issing. that same technology used to find hit and run drivers. candace from our nbc station in sanationo reports on the new yellow alert. >> i had my moments. i, you know, i think about him a lot. >> reporter: hard to say whether a state yellow alert system would have helped find the driver who killed craig robinson's brother. but robinson says it might help future cases. >> i just couldn't believe the number of stories outside of roger's that, you know, i just hear about and why is this happening? >> reporter: last wednesday his

brother collapsed while walking across a street in park west. a car hit him and the driver did not stop. >> the problem was, is he took off. he shouldn't have done that. >> reporter: as a result of other fatal hit and run statewide governor jerry brown signed assembly bill 8 monday. a bill allowing law enforcement agencies to issue a yellow alert if a person has been killed or suffered a serious injury due to a hit and run accident. the agency would need specific information about the suspect or the suspect vehicle. the alert would be activated within a specific approved area, presumably around where the accident happened. >> i think it's a very good tool. i mean, we have the amber alert. >> reporter: a chp spokesperson tells nbc 7 the yellow alert system seems like a good tool, but these cases will still be extremely difficult to solve. he said usually there is very little information to go on after the accident. often they don't have a vehicle description or a license plate number. also, even if the suspect car is found, how do you prove who

drove it? still, state officials believe the new system will make our streets safer. craig robinson hopes so, too. >> you can get somebody to, you know, say, well, i just saw that car or it looks like the car you described and, you know, please on it. >> well, that was candace reporting there in addition to freeway signs, alerts may also be seen on tv or heard on the radio. that bill is expected to go into effect starting january 1st. 6:15. redwood city booming with development, but not everyone happy about it. last night people lining up at city hall to voice their opinions about the latest development proposal. this one would go on marshal street near the historic courthouse. but many in the community say it's not a good fit for the area. >> we're not asking people to stop growth, we just want to make sure that it's not too fast, too soon. >> we are paying the price, literally, for more decent development on a regular basis. >>dants say increasing traffic

will only get worse as development continues. last night the city council decided to continue discussing the marls street proposal. meantime, in san francisco recently evicted seniors will get to sit down with the city's top prosecutors. many forced from their home ellis act evictions. the group and its supporters plan to hold a rally and address the media ahead of that meeting today at the hall of justice. plenty of eyes on google later today. the tech giant expected to unveil several new products at its mountain view headquarters. google is calling the event its tasty treats and much s'more event. expected to show off a newphone and software dubbed andrew marshmallow. analysts will be paying very close attention not just for the products, but the event marking the first presentation as ceo. many are wondering if he'll address goals for the company moving forward. google soon be able to tell

you just how much pollution is in your neighborhood. google street view cars are equipped with air quality sensors to measure smog levels. eventually the data will be posted on google maps. the readings could help cities figure out where to plant trees and lite health risks. for now, the program is only running in the bay area, but it will spread across california. all right, it's 6:17. the obama administration about to finalize stricter emission limits for vehicles and the gop so happy about it. senate republicans have called a hearing today to question the epa's top air quality regulator about the proposed ozone rule. opponents say the rule is too costly, but the epa says the public health benefits here outweigh the costs. air pollution has been linked to asthma and respiratory problems. republicans say that the epa has "run amuck with regulations and they want to reign in the agency." it is 6:17. nasa researchers include many at ames research center now have more reason to believe that life

may exist on mars. images from the mars orbter found that water flows on certain slopes during the martian summer. scientists believe the water likely contains salt. salt would keep the water from freezing at extremely low martian temperatures. >> know that mars once was a planet very much like earth. with warm salty seas, with fresh water lakes and probably snow-capped peaks and clouds and a water cycle. just like we're studying here on earth. >> had starbucks on every corner. >> nice. >> well, the presence of water on mars might make it easier and safer for humans to am day explore the red planet. >> this is what it's getting to with our area. we're now looking to mars for help. getting some water. >> all right. probably none of that in the works for us. but cooler temperatures and cooler temperatures. >> cooler temperatures and at least we're not dealing with the sizzling temperatures we had recently. but it will be starting to warm up as we head closer to the weekend.

as we get a live look now from san francisco, looking towards the bay bridge. the days are sure getting shorter out there. still, no light in the sky just yet at 6:18. and the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. so, you can check it out and see what to expect as we go into the next several days. it's now 58 degrees in san francisco. and it's 60 degrees in the south bay with highs today in the 60s and 70s. it will be cooler than average, thanks to a lot of cloud cover. and even more clouds than we've seen the past couple of days. also, very light wind coming in on shore. you can tell here by the yarrows and the wind direction coming in and the numbers are the speeds and miles per hour. here we are at lunchtime, and the winds still really haven't picked up much at five to ten miles per hour and evening commute, winds at ten miles per hour all across the bay area. so, a very light wind. more clouds, cooler temperatures. that's what you can expect today. let's go hour-by-hour in oakland.

as we start out the morning 59 degrees. still a lot of clouds and the sun starts to peek out around 10:00 or 11:00 and jumps up to 64 degrees. we stay in the 60s through at least the noon hour and then briefly hitting the upper 60s and lower 70s. as we go into the afternoon with, once again, more clouds. this is the reason why. there's been a disturbance off shore and it's been slow to move and it's been streaming the clouds across the bay area and we also had a nice onshore flow. into the next couple of days some of the models are picking up on a chance if you're not seeing that and you have to wipe your eyes, again. that some rain being picked up just to the south of us. so, maybe the far south bay could get a little bit of some rain heading into tomorrow afternoon. but it looks like that really doesn't accumulate much and it's not for everyone. so, we'll be keeping an eye on that. our temperatures stay down, though, for today. tomorrow as well as thursday and then look at on friday. once those clouds get out of here, our temperatures going up for friday, as well as saturday.

and then back down for sunday. so, here we go with that roller coaster. it will be cool the next few days. warming up on friday and saturday. and then we'll have the coolest day of the weekend on sunday. mostly some 60s and 70s and a few 80s on sunday across the bay area. and mike's tracking more problems as you head out for that morning commute. >> you know, more cars, more problems, more traffic flow. more slowing. here's the bay bridge heading over towards san francisco. it's actually looking a little smoother here over the major issue in the city has cleared from the roadway. we'll show you the span and now we'll show you the map. southbound 101 at cear chavez. one lane was blocked by a big rig and that crash cleared 20 minutes ago. a nice recovery across that span and that backup approaching the toll mrauza and a pretty typical tuesday pattern. upper east shore freeway and no delays for the north bay coming down through san rafael. the walnut creek interchange and we'll move your map down and show you the tri-valley over

here. typical pattern through pleasanton. it doesn't sound like any lanes are blocked but activity there. slowing for hayward and a crash now west 92 as you're heading towards the san mateo bridge and we'll get more details from chp. standard flow shows so far fremont and 880 down into the south bay. back to you. >> thank you, mike. some political combos you just don't see coming. obama and kanye. details behind the unique pairing set to make a bay area appearance very soon.

at 6:24. covering decision 2016. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton continues her trip in the bay area today. we have video of her motorcade arriving at her first stop yesterday. a reception in saratoga. today the former secretary of state will attend a fund-raising breakfast in san francisco. yesterday she went to an event in marin county, as well as a third fund-raiser and reception in orinda. who is she going to be vying with for the democratic nomination? vice president joe biden has not announced plans to run for the white house yet, but a new poll shows if he did, he would be in the top spot. a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows 40% of americans have a positive impression of biden and only 28% have a negative one. the poll shows that biden would also outperform clinton in a

head-to-head general election against the top republican hopefuls. they'd back clinton over trump by ten points and the former secretary of state would be statistically tied with carly e fiori fiori fiorina. same poll says biden would fair better than clinton and besting donald trump by 19 points. still, no announcement from biden, but donald trump, he'll be on "today" show later this morning talking about the new tax plan that he says will cost him a forch. he unveiled it yesterday, as well as the u.s./russia showdown at the u.n. and recent attacks that mr. trump made on marco rubio. all that coming up on "today" show starting after "today in the bay" at 7:00. now set to make a bay area appearance. president obama will visit san francisco next month for a political fund-raiser. joining him at the warfield on october 10th, hip-hop super star kanye west. maybe west will take am notes. he recently only half jokingly

announced he plans to run for president in 2020. by the way, tickets for that fund-raiser start at $250 a pop. and they are already on sale. >> they're both known. both men known for their gift of speech. very different ways. 6:26 right now. up next, as we mentioned obama and kanye to obama and putin. what the leader of russia saying this morning about their one-on-one sit down coming up in a live report. plus, a violent night in the bay as two men are shot and killed while sitting in a car now the search is on for the gunman.

misswill turn anan asphalt parking lot into a new neighborhood for san franciscans. a vote for "yes" on "d" is definitely a vote for more parks and open space. a vote on proposition "d" is a vote for jobs. campos: no one is being displaced. it's 40% affordable units near the waterfront for regular people. this is just a win-win for our city. i'm behind it 100%. voting yes on "d" is so helpful to so many families in our city.

=laura/2shot= and i'm laura good tuesday morning. thank you for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. mike has a look at that morning commute for us but let's start out with kari hall. >> we will have more clouds today, but still a very nice day across the bay. some of the mid and high-level clouds we've seen the past couple of days and it is cool as we get the day started in the low 60s in east bay peninsula and south bay. look for highs in the 60s and 70s. cooler than normal. with some peeks of sun here and there. it will be topping out at 68 degrees in san francisco and the east bay today reaching 70 degrees. i'll talk more about those microclimates and look at the forecast for the rest of the into the weekend, that's coming up and let's get a look at some of the problems you may face on the roads with mike. >> kari, some issues that made me nervous but so far clearing pretty well.

this is the san mate bridge westbound 92. traffic looks light here because it may be slower on the approach. we'll show you the map. the crash has just reported clear from the chp report as you're approaching the toll plaza. we had your left lane blocked and that distraction as they clear from the roadway may have been causing that slow down and lighter traffic across 92, the span. 880 for the build. there's 680 for your tri-valley. northbound route is kicking in for the south bay. west 237 a fender bend just off of 880 and we'll track that and get more details. your standard build for up thor east shore and concord and walnut creek. back to you. >> mike, thank you. constructive and surprisingly open that's what russian president vladimir putin is saying this morning about his face-to-face meeting with president obama. "today in the bay" tracie potts joining us live in washington, d.c. tracie, the word open probably not the first that comes to mind when we're talking about vladimir putin and no break throughs here and a glimmer of hope that the two sides can

cooperate when it comes to taking down isis. >> it looks like they have the same goal. just some big differences on how to get there. they shook hands, but after sitting down together for an hour and a half, there's still no agreement between the united states and russia on how to drive isis out of syria. >> united states is prepared to work with any nation. including russia and iran to resolve the conflict. >> reporter: here's the problem. the u.s. wants syria's president out. president obama calls assad a tyronn who bombs his own people. russia insists helping assad is the only way to defeat isis. >> translator: we think it is an enormous mistake to refuse to cooperate with the syrian government and its armed forces. >> he thinks we are an out of control, arrogant super power. he likes to take us down a peg. doesn't mean he won't cooperate on certains. >> reporter: they did agree the russian and u.s. military should talk tew void conflict.

on capitol hill, lawmakers disagree on the president's strategy. >> we have no strategy to pursue, so, therefore, we are surprised when vladimir putin exercises what is a very clear strategy. >> to say that somehow you can fight isol and leave assad, i just, that just doesn't pass a straight face test. >> now, keep in mind what lawmakers here think. well, it makes a big difference they've got the purse strings. they are funding the bombing campaign in iraq and syria to defeat isis. their input is critical. >> tracie potts from washington, d.c., thank you very much. in the meantime sam, congress has until tomorrow night to approve a spending bill and avoid a government shutdown. it looks like that could happen without cuts to planned parenthood. yesterday republican leaders decided not to draw obama into a veto fight over funding for planned parenthood and, instead, push through a stop gap bill

that will keep federal services running for a while longer. a senate will likely pass that bill today. the house will take a look at it tomorrow. meantime, planned parenthood is going to make its first appearance before the congress later today. after the release of undercover videos. those videos claim to expose the organization discussing plans to sell tissues from aborted fetuses for profit. in prepared testimony, the organization's president says tissue is donated and a minuscule quote/unquote part of its work providing health services for women. meantime, two committees will take up republican-and in response planned parenthood is holding rallies across the country today, including several right here in the bay area. veried questions this morning at the sant eclaira county main jail after another inmate died inside his cell. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang live outside the jail in san jose. steph, what do we know about this inmate? >> we're still waiting to learn details about this inmate and

who he was and what killed him put likely more scrutiny with the second inmate death in just about a month. what we do know is that a sheriff's sergeant says a sheriff found this inmate about 10:30 yesterday morning unresponsive in his cell after cpr was given. the inmate pronounced dead 30 minutes later. the second inmate death in about a month after 31-year-old michael tyree a mentally ill inmate was found dead in his cell on august 27th. he was behind bars for drug and theft charges. three correctional officers have been accused of killing tyree matthew farris and jereh lubrin and rafael rodriguez. accused of beating another inmate last month. now, two of the deputies posted the $1.5 million bail before the weekend. the third, farris, a property bond hearing this afternoon and all three argued back in court for a plea hearing in about two

weeks. but the first inmate death has led to some changes. the supervisors here in this county voted for the approval of an oversight committee and more cameras in these jails after that first death of tyree about a month ago. live here in san jose, stephanie chuang. also new this morning, richmond police trying to piece together what happened the moments before two men were shot and killed. officers found their bodies inside of a car in the area of natalie court and san pablo avenue just before 8:30 last night. police are not releasing a motive, but city shot spotter system picked up four gunshots in the area. no word yet on any suspects. those killings mark the city's 14th and 15th homicides of the year. two bay area men are facing accusations of sexually assaulting teenagers they met through social media. over the weekend san mateo of deputies arrested 25-year-old jose molina for lewd acts with a 15-year-old near highway 92 in

skyline. the two met on facebook. last former youth basketball coach for. the two of them communicated online, as well. investigators say this should be a wake-up call for parents. >> we want to stress that parents need to know what social media sites their kids are using. who they're talking to. >> ortiz, the former coach, is set to be in court for a hearing this afternoon. a group of bay area lawyers making some harsh accusations against berkeley's police force. the national lawyers guild is going to release data later today that the group says is proof of racial profiling and police stops in that city. the group has criticized berkeley's police department in the past, particularly regarding its response to the black lives matter protest that happened there earlier in the year. meantime happening today ahmad brooks heading back to court. the case stems from an incident at former 49er ray mcdonald's

house last december. today brooks is expected to be arraigned for misdemeanor sexual battery. brooks has continued to play for the team while this legal process plays out. 6:37. an explosion in san francisco is under investigation this morning after twoal were injured over the weekend. officials at pg&e say they're not sure what caused an underground transformer to explode on saturday morning. a spokesperson for pg&e say crews were repaired a downed power about five blocks away at the time of the explosion. two men standing near the site were take the hospital and treated for minor burns before being eare leased. >> my house shook. large explosion sound i thought a car hit the house. >> pg&e say the transformer was last checked in june and they found no issues. new this morn crews made quick work of a brush fire in hayward. that fire started just before 3:30 near the corner of middle lane and hisperian boulevard.

took a small crew of firefighters less than 20 minutes to put out that fire and make sure it didn't flare up, again. the cause of the fire is still under investigation and no one was hurt. it's 6:38. let's take a break and get a look at the cast for today. >> cooler day than we had yesterday with more clouds streaming into the bay area. our temperatures now right at 60 degrees and 63 in napa and 83 in los gatos and sunset of 52 degrees today. 78 degrees today in napa and 70 in oakland and dublin expect a high of 85 and livermore topping out at 82 degrees. and the weather will be turning a little bit cooler the next couple of days and warming up for the weekend. i'll detail all of that coming up in about ten minutes. let's check in now with mike to see what's happening on the roads. >> kari, looking at the foster city side or the peninsula side of the san mateo bridge coming off the high rise and steady

flow traffic is here. folks making it off of the span and i misread something. so, we do still have that crash on the hayward side. i apologize. shifted over from the left side and now your two middle lanes that is jamming up traffic back towards 880 and kaucausing a slr approach and slow a lot as you get over to the merge and the slow down. the lanes off to the left southbound moving pretty smoothly out of hayward. that's a standard bill there. 680 and off the dublin interchange. over here a smoother drive on highway 4 and crash westbound in your commute direction. that will slow you out of antioch and concord and walnut creek maintain a steady flow and the north bay, look at that. san rafael, no surprises out of novato for southbound 101. northbound routes continue their steady build and not so dramatic right now and big increase over the next half hour approaching the 7:00 hour and west 237 a crash still on the shoulder off of 880 back to you.

>> thank you very much. the warriors crashing through and bringing their quest for back-to-back nba championships. training camp starts this mor g morning video from yesterday's media day in downtown oakland. kind of a short off season for golden state. just three months ago the warriors were showing off that championship trophy at the victory parade. steph curry says he is confident the team can repeat. >> we know how tough it is to win one championship. so know how tough it will be to defend. but that same confidence that we had last season that we could, you know, be the nba champs of last year. we had that same confidence this year. >> keep it rolling. the warriors will play their first exhibition game in the south bay. they were taking on toronto raptors at the sap center on october 5th. >> the warriors trying to keep it rolling and the giants are trying to keep hope alive and they are, at least barely right now in an extra inning thriller last noiight. 3-2 in the bottom of the 12th

inning. the giants must sweep the dodgers to keep their chances of keeping the post-season alive. one more loss and they're done. they got their man on the mound tonight. bum gardner squaring off against clayton kershaw. >> that will be a good game tonight. 6:41. coming up, rated as part of a criminal investigation overnight. tesla now links to a massive recall surrounding faulty takata airbags. the dow jones industrial average down about 20 points on average. we'll keep watching. a developing story overseas:

==sam/ots== the u-s military says it launched an airstrike on a taliban- controlled city in northern afghanistan. the city of "kunduz" fell to the taliban just yesterday -- and afghan forces are now trying to retake the city. this is the first time militants have seized a major city in afghanistan since a u-s -led coalition overthrew the taliban-controlled city in northern afghanistan. the city fell to the taliban just yesterday and afghan forces are now trying to retake it. this marks the first time militants have seized a major city in afghanistan since a u.s.-coalition over through the taliban regime back in 2001. friends and family today say farewell to one of baseball's larger than life characters legend yogi beara. it is a private service, it will be televised by the tv network. he died last week at the age of 90. new jersey governor chris christie has ordered flags on state buildings to fly at half-staff to honor him.

paul walker's daughter is suing porsche saying her father burned to death because the car was poorly built. the "fast & furious actor was killed two years ago in a fiery crash in southern california. high speeds and not a mechanical failure led to the accident. but walker's 16-year-old daughter says the carmaker skimped on safety feechers for the sports car leading to his death. governor jerry brown has signed a new law to use amber alert technology to catch hit and run drivers. assembly bill 8 allows law enforcement agencies to issue a yellow alert if a person was killed or seriously injured in a hit and run crash. the alerts displayed on freeways and smartphones similar to an amber alert. families of hit and run victims hope it will make streets safer. >> you can get somebody to, you know, say, hey, i just saw that car. it looks like the car you described and, you know, police can get on it. >> law enforcement says the

yellow alert is a good tool, but these cases will still be difficult to solve because officers often don't have a specific description of the suspect's vehicle. the bill is expected to go into effect january 1st. meantime a developing story in europe involving san francisco based uber. prosecutors there have opened a case against the company's uber pop service. uber pop operates like uber-x in the united states. last year a dutch court banned uber pop because its drivers don't have taxi licenses required by dutch law. tesla among the next batch of cars to be recalled because of faulty takata airbags. seven more companies including tesla, mercedes-benz and jaguar. the national highway traffic safety administration has written letters to those companies asking which models use those specific inflaters. already more than 23 million

airbag inflaters have been recalled in the u.s. alone. the airbags have been linked to eight deaths and more than 100 injuries. staying on the tesla theme. happening today tesla's latest vehicle rolls out of the factory. tesla set to deliver the first model x from its factory in fremont tonight. the all electric suv features, get this, falcon wing doors that open vertically, a favorite of scott mcgrew's. its battery is projected to last for 250 miles per charge. the model x is expected to sell for around $80,000. slightly more than the model s sedan. >> wonder what that is like if you park next to it. new this morning, prestigious award if some bay area scientists the mcarthur foundation announced its fellows and they include four people with ties to the bay area. the fellows receive a $625,000 grant for their work in their respective career fields. among the leaders, christopher

ray and others including uc burke chemist yang and social scientist matthew desmond and basil twist, a native of san francisco. >> congratulations to them. you know what would be an outside the box concept right now? rain. but i don't think we're going to get any. >> no. >> that's too crazy. >> outside the radar. >> too far fetched in this drought. you know. but we are heading into the time of year when it starts to get a little bit wetter. but i don't see much of that in the forecast, unfortunately. let's take a live look at the sun rises behind those clouds. behind the fog. it is a nice start to the day. and also cool across the bay area as we take a look at our view from san bruno mountain. now, i've been tracking a little bit of some light rain. it's been well south of the bay area. it only produced a little bit of some sprinkles around carmel

valley. clouds moving into the bay area. so, for us, we see the clouds. our temperatures are right at about 60 degrees. we're at 58 degrees in san francisco and 60 degrees now in livermore. san jose at 61 degrees. if you're heading out to the giants game today, should be another great one. 64 degrees at first pitch at 7:15. and by the end of the game, we're in the lower 60s. still clouds, maybe some fog and drizzle and the wind coming in at about 10 to 15 miles per hour. a look at the fog on the bay. we will see a lot of the low clouds and the fog clearing out. still some mid and high level clouds streaming across the bay area and keep our temperatures down. we will see more fog as we head into tonight as well as the start of the day taomorrow. and the computer models are picking up on the possibility that there could be some rain for the far south bay. this is tomorrow morning and early afternoon. and it doesn't look like it will bring much in the way of accumulation. it's been so dry. hopefully we'll get some more rain out of that. we'll keep watching that to see

what happens. as we go into the next several days and the tri-valley still staying dry there and our temperature is staying down with more clouds and then look at what happens on friday. after the clouds roll out of here, thatturban disturbance th bringing the clouds will go away. temperatures warm up to the end of the week and the weekend. saturday a little bit better and sunday the coolest day of the weekend. mostly 70s and 80s all across the bay area. let's check in now with mike for the morning commute and the problems you may have out there. >> well, kari, we have good news/bad news situation. always two sides to the coin. the san mateo bridge a lotter and a lot more traffic and the reason is because the crash cleared as we look at your map. the crash we're talking about approaching the toll plaza for westbound 92. now all lanes clear the traffic that was held up coming off of 880 and westbound 92 move over towards the span and the peninsula. the dumbarton bridge sees a little more traffic.

880 south and take that as an alternate. here's problem in that same area, though. northbound 238 and a disabled big rig and now an oil spill related right around the 14th street off ramp blocking one lane that will mean more backup coming off of castro valley. big problem for folks out of the tri-valley heading towards the nimts. no details from chp on when they hope to have that cleaned up and cleared. probably for at least 45 minutes, my guess, given the fact it is an oil spill they have to clear. northbound route through san jose show a steady flow of traffic gentle build northbound towards the silicon valley from san jose and bogging down 101 by the airport and 280. the approach to the bay bridge, nothing surprising. the live look shows you all the lights on the backup. >> a lot of company out there, thanks so much, mike. at 6:52. election officials counting signatures today to determine whether to put a repeal of california new vaccination law on the november ballot. yesterday was a deadline for opponents to turn in the required 350,000 signatures

needed to get that issue on the ballot. the new vaccination law overturns the personal belief exemption meaning all school kids must be vaccinated unless they have a medical waiver. parents should make the decision to vaccinate their children, not the state. but the augur of the law says it's necessary to protect the health. >> vaccines are safe, they're effective and they protect both the person receiving them and the community at large. and that's what the bill is about. we want to try to protect californians. >> i'm not saying that you have to disagree with immunization. but you are being told the entire list, including this question mark at the end, whatever else is deemed necessary. who knows what that is. >> it will take about a month for election officials to count and verify the petition signatures. right now the law set to take effect in july of next year. coming up next, concerning news for the south bay's largest jail where another inmate is

found dead. and killer bees swarming parts of the bay area. what you need to know to stay safe.

6:56. new this morning, police in richmond not releasing any information about a possible suspect in a double homicide last night. police say shot spotter system recorded four gun shots just before 8:30 when officers arrived they found two men in a car dead. the killings are the city's 14th and 15th homicides of the year. more questions this morning for one of the south bay's

largest jails after another inmate dies in custody. >> "today in the bay" stephanie chuang in san jose with more on the story. steph? >> the sheriff sergeant said the sheriff fouar deputy found him unresponsive and after 30 minutes not responding to cpr and first aid, the inmate was pronounced dead. this comes about one month after 31-year-old inmate michael tyree mentally ill inmate here at the main jail was found dead in his cell at this, again, same jail on august 27th. three correctional officers have been accused of killing tyree. they are 27-year-old matthew farris, jereh lubrin and rafael rodriguez all charged with murder and accused of beating another inmate last month. two of the deputies posted the $1.5 million bail before the weekend. the third, farris, is set for a property bond hearing this

afternoon. all three are do back in court for a plea hearing. still waiting to hear details on who this most recent inmate death was. who the man was and what killed him. live here in san jose, stephanie chaung. >> thank you very much. for the first time, researchers found africanized killer bees in the bay area. researchers found killer bees in vaccaville, lafayette. the bee sting is no more lethal and usually no more aggressive than their counterparts. africanized bees on occasion do kill. >> the problem arise physical you disturb a hive or a nest. in which case they're easier to disturb and much more aggressive and persistent when disturbed. >> if swarmed, experts say run and keep running. these bees will pursue you longer than other honeybees, but they'll eventually stop. experts emphasize such attacks are very rare. plenty of eyes on google today. the tech giant is expected to

unveil several new products at its mountain view headquarters this afternoon. it's expected to show off a new smart don't dubbed android marshmallow. >> do s'mores and marshmallows go with coffee. >> everything goes with coffee especially on national coffee day which we're celebrating today, as well. >> we had a few cups and our adrenaline is up. what is everyone else's day going to be like. >> great day for a run with all that energy. cooler temperatures. more clouds and a high of 80 degrees today los gatos. in san francisco up to 68 degrees and napa 78 degrees. fremont 74 and oakland 70 degrees and pleasanton 81. >> mr. mike with the morning commute. san mateo bridge was a tough spot this morning. take a look now and a burst of traffic westbound as all lanes cleared from the earlier crash near the toll plaza. all that is better news. we'll look at the map and show

you still a very slow drive off of 880. that is recovering partially because some folks are held north 238 right there at and cause a problem out of castro valley. >> castro oil on the roadways. that's what's happening "today in the bay." good morning. deep frost. president obama and vladimir putin all business moments before their first meeting in two years. >> thank you very much. >> but did those 90 minutes behind closed doors do anything to bridge their differences on how to take on isis. taxes a tone. donald trump unveils his much anticipated plan to overhaul the tax system. >> just going to cost me a fortune. >> and makes a surprising admission about his attacks on his rivals. >> it's a little childish, but this is a campaign, and usually, and i think you know this better than anybody, i'm responding to them. >> this morning trump is with us live. emergency