breaking news. more violence in hayward. another shooting overnight. this time involving a husband and wife who were robbed at gun point. we're there life. imminent threat. breaking news out of southern california where thousands of 350e78 a people are forced to evacuate while another wildfire erupts and races towards 35,000 homes. and -- >> they can win it here. agattha. >> an upset in rio felt all of the way to the bay area, saratoga. kerri walsh jennings lose s for the first time in her olympic career. good morning. thanks for joining us on this wednesday morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon.

>> i'm sam brock. this morning we start out with a look at your weather. rob my yis if for kari hall today. >> another continuation of that trend. soars into the 90s once again. the story this morning if you look outside, golden gate bridge, drizzle and some fog for you outside right now. there's a view. you can see 56 degrees in san francisco. morning temperatures in the 50s as we move into the afternoon, as sam mentioned, mid 90s in the tri-valley. mike, you've been tracking a crash around san jose. >> that's right, rob. we had another crash in san francisco. we'll touch on that in a second. this one down here, san jose, 101. you saw the sensors around bay at the speed limit. nothing to worry about except for right as you're approaching the tully road off-ramp. early road crash was changed from injury crash to minor injuries. i think someone was says their arm was sore. there may still be activitactiv. just a note. that's the only issue though for the south bay as far as the speeds go.

you're at the limit. you have a much brigger issue over in the east bay. hayward, mike. a city that has seen a surge in violence, a husband and wife held up just hours ago while walking down the street. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live. bob, we understand after taking their krefl phones the suspect shot at the man one time? >> reporter: you are correct. and again, what happened here in hayward last night is the latest in a string of violent crimes within the city limits. over the past two weeks five people have been murdered in hayward. then you have last night's shooting. fortunately police tell us this morning that that victim is expected to survive his injury. this happened around 11:45 last night. a husband was walking with his wife down florida street at dolphin lane. this is a residential area. a man pulled a gun on the couple and demanded their cellphones. the husband and wife complied. the police tell us that for whatever reason the man still shot the husband one time.

again, his injury is nonlife threatening. the couple tells police that the robber was tall and african-american, that he drove off in a candy apple red suv with gold rims. as i mentioned, it's been a violent summer for the city of hayward. this map we put together shows the locations of the five homicides that have taken place over the past 14 days. you can see there's three that took place between 880 and 238. one by the airport and another near the hills. the most recent murder taking place this past sunday night on cottonwood avenue. a man was stabbed to death after he had a run-in two other men, making him the eighth person to be murdered in hayward this year. police tell us it is unprus dented to have this much violence in such a short period of time. reporting live here at hayward police, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> let's hope they catch that suspect. more breaking news. this time in southern california where there is a state of emergency. out of control wildfire burning about 60 miles east of los angeles. 82,000 people remain out of

their homes this morning. that is more than the population of redwood city. so far there's no numbers on the amount of structures destroyed but we have seen video of homes just completely up in flames. the blue cut fire started yesterday morning. quickly exploding as i mentioned earlier to 18,000 acres. burning in the cajon pass, that's west of interstate 5 between the san bernardino and santa gabriel mountains. 34,000 homes in the san bernardino area are in danger at this hour. the governor declared that state of emergency for that area. now, stay with "today in the bay" for the very latest on this breaking news. we'll update you throughout this newscast and on nbcbayarea.com. the other major file we were following a developing story out of northern california. the man accused of starting the massive clayton wildfire that destroyed almost 200 homes and businesses in lower lake over the weekend is set to appear in a lake county courtroom today. this is damin pashilk's first

court appearance for the arrest but the 40-year-old has a lengthy rap sheet. he's been convicted of dui, possession of methamphetamine andfirearms. it turns out the california department of corrections says pashilk served as an inmate firefighter in 2007. meantime, firefighters are making some progress on getting control of the clayton fire. more families are now being allowed back in their homes. but some are returning to just ashes. so far 175 homes and businesses to be exact are destroyed. 4,000 acres burned. and that fire is now 35% contained up from 20% yesterday. our pete suratos is going to bring us a live report. in the south bay, cellphone video shows moments after a fiery crash in san jose. it happened just before 9:00 last night on west end carlos and lincoln. a car crashed into the side of a tattoo shop severing a gas line which started a fire that spread

to the roof. there's also a music hall in that building. witnesses say ten bands were practicing inside at the time. they didn't hear the crash. one man we spoke with ran in to alert them. >> we came out front. the car was won fire. if somebody needed help. when we realized there was a gas line, let's get everybody out of there, call 911. get everybody out of the building safely, you know what i mean? >> we know what you mean and you did it. no one was hurt. 100 people were evacuated. now to rio where team usa returned to golden form. the americans making a strong run during last night's track and field events. it's lived up the hype in gymnastics. here are live pictures from rio. the olympic flame burning into the 12th day of competition. "today in the bay's" jay gray looks at some of the history that was made yesterday including a surprise loss for previously undefeated volleyballer kerri walsh

jennings. >> you won't see them done like this. >> reporter: she is the gold standard in gymnastics. sim s sim. >> i felt pretty good an ended on a good note. that's what me and aly were hoping for. >> reporter: little hope for the rest of the field. christian taylor and clay finishing one, two. taking a bigger leap after the competition proposing to his girlfriend in the stands. she said yes. but the answer was no for kerri walsh jennings and april ross, the night of gold in beach volleyball by home team brazil. later today more medal chances for a strong american team in track and field. women's golf tees it up and men's basketball. argentina in a quarterfinal limitation game. jay gray, nbc news, rio. >> a lot of action on tap here. we're going to check in with jessica aguirre later in the

show. she's live from rio getting ready to talk to us in less than 30 minutes. it's 4:37 right now. homes for the homeless. coming up, san jose approved a new pass for new housing. we'll show you the neighborhood where those homes should be built. coming up. ever watching a back to school wednesday in san jose unified, serving up the morning in the 60s. coming up, we'll talk about how smoke can be a part of the weather forecast as well. and police in san lee andro are looking for an attempted kidnapper who tried to take a woman against her will. why police say it's not the first time this suspect has threatened women. more detapes right after the break. tapes right after the break.

a man who recently tried to pull off a kidnapping in san lee andro may be linked to two more kidnapping attempts. we have a sketch of the man police are looking for. police say attempted to kidnap a woman on washington avenue on july 28th and may have made similar attempts on two other women in the days after that attack. all three attempts were in broad daylight. police are hoping someone who sees the sketch can help trigger new leads. also new this morning. san jose leaders are green lighting a plan to boost housing for the homeless. they approved a plan to use six acres of vacant land in willow glen. exact type of project still in limbo, but one plan includes more than 100 temporary modular

homes chlk anoth homes. another neating meeting to create new fair groundses in san jose to include a park, sports complex, maybe a performing arts venue. many possibilities are being floated. touchdown's me today's meeting will cover qualifications on bids for the fairground's master plan. coming up, cupertino's apple is looking to invest but not here in the bay ore or the u.s. we'll show you what country apple is eyeing. plus, yet another shake-up in the trump campaign in the eye of the storm here. the people donald trump is bringing onboard. we'll show you who is joining his campaign as he heads to his first security briefing today. this is "today in the bay."

shaking things up at the top as he finds himself sagging in the latest polls. >> trump is bringing in new leadership. conservative media personality in breitbart chair steve bannon and kellyanne conway are now the new members of the team. conway becomes the campaign manager. also today trump gets his first security briefing. a source tells nbc he's going to receive a big picture outlook from the office of the director of national intelligence that's light on specific operations. >> the objective out to be for both candidates to understand the situation better

substantial -- substantially better than when they started. >> at today's classified briefing trump is going to be joined by new jersey governor chris christie and his policy manager retired lieutenant flynn. hillary clinton's interview with if fbi about her e-mails. she's been cleared of criminal wrong doing but republicans want her prosecuted. >> it wasn't just an innocent mistake. this went on for years. >> let the public see what the fbi decides to let congress see. >> according to those familiar with documents, the interview confirms clinton was extremely careless with classified information but offered no obvious examples she had previously misled congress in her testimony. a developing story now. the historic rain and flooding in louisiana. the death toll is up to 11 this morning. governor john bell edwards says at least 40,000 homes have been either damaged or destroyed. the hardest hit areas are in and around baton rouge as you see

people a nocanoeing to get arou the. the plaid woaters have been receding. fema is offering rental payments for temporary housing. >> hopefully those folks with get on their way. >> we've seen flooding before with people with canoes but one showed the stop sign half covered. >> temporary housing but where is it even? you know? all right. >> all right. we're going the look at what's going on for a lot of people i guess for san jose, unified, first day of school today. >> weather shaping up nice. a lip bit on the warm side across the valleys again today. but cooler changes as we move closer to the start of the weekend. right now there is a live view of san jose as you can see there. mostly clear. a bit of a moon there at the top of the screen. temperatures outside right now across the bay area. 61 degrees in san jose. mild start. hazy skies over towards the east bay this morning. and a drizzly start to the morning there in san francisco. you can see the low clouds that will be with us for the morning. as you might need a light jacket

for the morning and then t-shirt weather will be fine again for the afternoon for most places. especially around the tri-valley. one thing we will watch with the hazy afternoon sunshine could be area of smoke as the upper level winds begin to shift for the outdoor plans, recess outside, south bay down into morgan hill and santa cruz air pollution may be on the increase over the next couple of days due to that smoke. the evergreen school district getting under way today. 80s for highs today. mid 80s around san jose. san francisco, in the 60s. not 34umuch change to your temperatures. north bay, 80s around santa rosa and napa. livermore this afternoon, highs in the mid 90s. seven-day outlook shows you we're going to see temperatures staying in the 60s around san francisco and across our inland valleys, some cooling as we head into the weekend there. temperatures dropping into the upper 80s by sunday and now with the check of your morning commute and crash in san francisco, here's mike. >> we had earlier crash. first of all, that one in san jose did clear.

that's 101 at tully. look at the speed sensors. zoom in towards san francisco north 280 before you goat san jose avenue. reports of earlier crash. you see slowing down here at the bottom, that just showed up. i did hear reports of debris left over so there may be a little traffic break to clear something from the roadway. not a lot of detail from chp but not a problem because traffic is light. we do have a couple of issues. golden gate bridge, rob showed you this, fog a, a little drizzle and mist. you can see the lights across. we'll keep checking on this. the bay bridge, the toll plaza fine but view from emeryville we couldn't see the whole bridge. the tops of the towers are cut off by low clouds once again today. we'll watch so far. so good. back to you. swiping out a business news, apple is looking to invest more in china. what ceo tim cook hopes to build there. and planning on flying somewhere for labor day? get your tickets now. for more on a and this the rest of the news before the bell,

landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> hi, good morning. the markets could see more volatility today with the federal reserve schedule to release the minutes from last policy meeting. those minutes are expected to provide more clarity on when the fed could raise interest rates next. investors will see lows and tech giant cisco. nasdaq down 35 to 5227. meanwhile, apple ceo tim cook saying he will boost investment in china and build the company's first asia pacific research and development center there. his pledge coming during this week's trip to china. increasingly challenging the vital market for apple and apple trying to recharge iphone demand there. it's been dropping as the government becomes more wary about foreign technology. and more travelers are expected to fly the labor day highway. industry trade group predicting

a 4% boost. airfare declines for that increase. the average price costs 5.2% less than in 2015. back over to you. >> get on a flight and come see us. >> that might explain why more people are vl traing. thank you. >> i would love to. >> all right. 4:51. coming up, no shots, no school. students are being turned away for not being immunized. how they're dealing with the new law. great honor for a former san francisco supervisor who fought for a gay rights. coming up, more on the navy ship that's going to honor harvey milk for years to come. we're following breaking news on several fronts. more violence out of hayward after a husband and wife were robbed at gun point overnight. they gave the robber their cellphones and the husband was still shot. bob redell is tweeting updates. california burning. another wildfire threatening more families and homes. this time in southern

california. more than 80,000 people are evacuated. read new details as they come in on nbcbayarea.com. we're back with updates.

it is 4:54. new state law requiring vaccinations is adding a new layer of stress as the school year starts. we're hearing reports of students being turned away from sacramento to san diego for not having proof of immunization. san jose unified head nurse is dealing with many families turning in last-minute immunization forms. the district's 32,000 students, only 30 family have sought medical waiver or turned in so-called personal belief

waivers. who cannot provide a medical reason not to will be turned away. the law is currently being challenged by parents who say it violates a child's right toen education. one of the figures in san francisco's history honored for years to come. the usns harvey milk was unveiled yesterday. >> state and military leaders attended yesterday's historic naming ceremony. it happened on treasure island. milk of course was so many familiar with him in the bay area was a gay rights leader and former san francisco supervisor, assassinated in 1978. the ship is part of a new fleet planned to honor civil rights leaders in the u.s. don't look now but the giants are suddenly looking up in that race for the pennant. >> what happened here? they were cruising for most of the season. some fans may be waking up this morning and asking what happened. the giants lost last night to the pittsburg pirates 4-3. a game winning home run there late in the game.

with that loss the giants have now fallen out of first place for the first time since early may. it may be salt in the wound here but the hated dodgers now lead the nl west. that it don't even have clayton back yet. at the all-star break the giants had the best record in baseball. >> keep in mind, it's only august. coming up, the man accused of setting the clayton fire in lower lake heads to court. we'll show you his criminal historin't and we are just getting started offen this wednesday morning and so is the debate over the new art display. a statue by an east bay b.a.r.t. station that has some residents ripping it as obscene. confusion on copa. what happened to team usa in the sand that has south bay beach volleyball fans stunned. and speaking of the south bay right now, san jose waking up to 61 degrees. mid 80s in the forecast. we'll talk about that and heat in the valleys, coming up.

pretty high area right here, dublin out of livermore. 580 though not a hot spot as far as traffic goes. we'll show you what else popped up on the reports for the east bay, coming up. plus, breaking news in southern california. 82,000 people out of their homes as out of control wildfire races. the very latest coming up next. you're watching "today in the bay."

the man authorities say started it all. "today in the bay" starts right now. it is the middle of your week. good morning. thank you for joining us on this wednesday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check that forecast right now with rob in for kari this morning. a lot of kids heading back to school. >> the weather is nice as we head through the next few hours, low clouds. a bit of fog closer to san francisco and temperatures right now, 50s and 60s outside. by the afternoon, east bay t tri-vall tri-valley. checking in traffic with the new accident around san leandro, mike. >> that's right. we're taking you just off of

880. 238 at the transition. we'll look at your map. no problems south bay or peninsula. we have the debris clearing from 280 around san jose avenue and san francisco. new incident reported someone hit a deer just near the transition for 238 and 880. from what i understand all the l lanes should be clear. around that connector we should have lights or flashing lights just off of 238. note of warning if you're coming out of the area just north of hayward we're going to keep it in the east bay. it is breaking news that we're following out of the east bay this morning. a couple's late night stroll turns tragic overnight after hayward police say a man robbed and shot the husband. >> this comes amid a huge crime surge in hayward we've been reporting on for the last several weeks. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live from the hayward police department with the search for the man who targeted that couple and, bob, he got what he wanted but still shot the