they take a hard line against drinking on campus, especially taking aim at parties thrown by fraternities and sororities. plus, in jail. a former south bay deputy returning to the jail that he worked at, but this time behind bars. charged with beating an inmate while an duty. and a presidential visit to the disaster zone. president obama heads to flood stricken louisiana today. the trip coming amidst intense criticism of the president. "today in the bay" starts right now. very good now tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. rob again joining us in for kari this morning at this time yesterday we were talking about the possibility of isolated showers. back to normal today.

>> status quo. yes, the low clouds are back. misty skies could affect the commute. around the golden gate bridge. temperatures run ning on the col side. numbers in the 50s. a 55, patchy clouds around the north bay. afternoon temperatures are looking nice. low 80s across the valleys. mid 60s in san francisco. mike, starting off the morning, issues in the east bay. >> overall i dodge status quo, should i say that? do they make that anymore? a smooth flow of traffic. we're going to zoom in to san leandro where getting on the freeway may be an issue. we had a crash earlier on davis street northbound 880. it does look like the activity -- the tow truck should be arriving. it may be visible from 880 but you don't see slowing from the sensors. back to you. >> thank you, mike. we begin on the peninsula. stanford university cutting down

on high volume drinking on campus. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live from stanford. kris, effective immediately hard alcohol is now banned at all parties on campus. >> reporter: that's right. and this is all stanford university says it's about changing the culture surrounding the pressure for young people to drink. they say it's not related to the case of brock turner, however a lot of students on campus believe that that is, in fact, what this case is related to. let's show you the letter that the university sent out to its students, primarily it talks about why this policy came to be. and also mentions the fact that it is really just an effort to come up with a different way to think about alcohol. to generate solutions that reduce risks for students, reduce the pressure for students to drink and meaningfully change our culture, the stanford culture here on campus. the administration says the

policy change, again, is not directly related to the brock turner case. the former swimmer was convicted of sexually assaulting a young woman after a party where both of them were drinking hard alcohol. though he was under age. take a look at this new policy. it says no hard liquor for undergrads of housing, in common areas as well. no hard liquor bottles larger than 750 milliliters. that's the size of a wine bottle. students over the age of 21 can have beer and wine at undergrad parties but, again, only beer and wine. no hard liquor. grad students can have alcohol but only in the form of mixed drinks. no shots. this is a policy that might be hard to enforce here on campus but again, it does apply to the residences and also to the common areas. coming up at 5:30 we will show you how the policy here at stanford regarding hard alcohol compares to the campuses around the bay area. we're going to look at stanford, not only stanford but cal, santa

clara university, san jose state, to give you a little bit of base is of comparison. if you want to see the policy for yourself i can link you via twitter, krisnbc. at stanford, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." the judge who sparked backlash in sentencing brock turner is now boughing out of his next legal decision tied to his sex crime. judge aaron persky recused himself from an upcoming legal hearing. persky was supposed to hear a man convicted of child pornography. in a statement persky indicated that some may now doubt his impartiality. turner received a six-month sentence for sexual assault. it is 4:34. now to a developing story this morning. a rm toer santa clara county correctional deputy is facing criminal charges accused in a violent assault at the jail where he once worked. late last night authorities released the booking photo for one-time guard timmy tree. he's accused of beating an

inmate at the main jail in the fall of 2013. investigators say he kicked the inmate in the face and head and broke the inmate's jaw. at the time the district attorney looked over the case and declined to file charges. tree was on leave for about 18 months then left his job last august. redell will join us with more in the live report in our next half hour. right now only on nbc bay area we have video of a fight during a san francisco cab ride. it ended with the passenger allegedly gouging the driver's eye. here's the dash cam video provided by sf super cab that shows the passenger in the backseat. it's dark. we highlight it there in the circle. it's hard to tell but the passenger does something to the driver. then seconds later, the cab driver starts to hit the passenger. that you can see very clearly. the fight continues outside before police arrive. that's when the passenger is arrested. the driver's eye is going to be okay. the passenger has not yet been charged. 4:35. new details this morning.

we know the names of the two brothers who were shot and killed in san jose. we first brought you this story yesterday morning. the brothers were found in a bullet riddled car near spartan stadium. the victims are 27-year-old michael ramirez and 36-year-old artero ramirez. the weapon was an a krks k-47. no arrests have been made. happening today, president obama travis to baton rouge, louisiana, to look at the dam caused by the flood. 13 people were killed and more than 60,000 homes are damaged. local newspapers urge the president to cut his summer vacation short and pay a visit to the region. the white house says the president has been focused on the response. he's already signed a disaster declaration to try to help those victims. coming up on 4:37, still ahead, talks to restore famous landmark names at the yosemite national park fail. we'll show you where the trademark dispute was likely headed. and the morning starting off with some low clouds around san

jose right now. 62 degrees. mild temperatures in the forecast today. but we're tracking a warming trend on the way. hotter temperatures will arrive when we come right back. and well, traffic has arrived. looks like not everybody is at work just yet. lanes off to the left approach but the bark uckup, everything moves smoothly. plus, students head back to school in lower lake today. as many of them deal with losing their homes in the clayton fire. how if schools are preparing for the students return. that's coming up next. you're watching "today in the bay."

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the school year for students in in a matter of hours the doors will open and today will be the first day of the school year for students in the area of lake county. an area of course still trying to recover from clayton wildfire. students and staff at all lower lake schools are going to be returning to class this morning. of course that is the same area that was ravaged by fire ten days ago. the district delayed the start for one day in lower lake to allow more time to clean up and to give staff and students a chance to repair for today's opening. as they head back to school, firefighters continue to douse the remaining flames but are left from the clayton fire. it's currently as you see at 96% containme containment. after going through nearly 4,000

acres of land and hundreds of structures. police say the serial arsonist sparked that fire. across the state this morning, hundreds of crews remain on the front lines trying to contain several fires. this morning historic landmark is threatened. here's a look at the six largest fires burning in california. the most problematic is the chimney fire burning in san liss opisbo county. the landmark remains closed. not just the property but the cass is home to an extensive art collection. the chimney fire has burned more than 31,000 acres so far. it is just 35% contained. still ahead, tourism troubles taking a toll on paris. we're going to show you a dimming of numbers coming out of the city of lights. plus, hillary clinton talks about her health. even showing jimmy kimmel that she's fit for the presidency despite what the trump camp is claiming. that's coming up next. you're watching "today in the bay." ==pause for sot==

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the judge ordered release of another 15,000 clinton e-mails. e-mails that were deleted from her server but recovered by the fbi. clinton fund-raising team will be in redwood city tomorrow. in the meantime, donald trump delaying a major immigration speech which was expected this thursday. trump's manager has signaled he may soften his stance on deporting 11 undocumented immigrants but trump reassured his supporters yesterday he will build a wall along the u.s./mexico border and have mexico pay for, well, it's starting to look like the fight to restore iconic names at yosemite national park. >> names that have been around for what seems like forrer. the park is involved in a trademark dispute with the company that recently lost its vendor concessions, delaware north. as a result legendary names recently underwent name changes. delaware north is requesting $51 million to allow the names, the

ones you've all heard, to be used again, because mediation efforts so far have come up empty. both sides now suggest that dispute is going to end up in court. >> the names we're all familiar with. >> steph curry village. get a lot of people to go there. >> sponsorship. >> yeah. >> especially that kind of year, the time of year when you see a lot of people flocking to yosemite for the heart of the summer and then i guess as we head into the fall maybe it will teeter off. >> yesterday was one of the spots that had a lot of thunderstorms during the afternoon. we had a few showers here. and some very active weather in the sierra. most of that has moved on. we have instead a more typical view we expect to see around san francisco and the coast this time of year. that's the low clouds and fog. 59 degrees right now. cloudy skies. some mist possible. around san francisco for the morning. and out towards livermore, patches of low clouds. about 58 degrees currently. hazy skies. in to san jose. temperatures are more low clouds through the santa clara valley. about 62 degrees.

and of course as you head back to school, saratoga union back to school last week. today will be one of the spolts that sees those temperatures climbing to the warmest areas in the highs today in the mid 80s. there's a view of the low clouds. hanging around until 10:00. inner east bay. hazy sunshine in the afternoon. still some smoke at times across the south bay and tomorrow looks to be the warmest day of the week as high pressure strength thens. but it will prevent temperatures from getting too warm today. all day sea breeze. staying up from 15 to 20 miles per hour through 6:00 this evening. highs today closer to 80 in san jose. still staying in the mid 60s near san francisco. for the north bay, temperatures in the 70s to near 80. and mid 80s in the forecast today for the tri-valley and trending a little bit warmer as we head towards tomorrow. san francisco in the mid 60s and seven-day outlook see tomorrow, the rm whattest day of the week. as we approach the start of the weekend, we will see some cooling temperatures and could even see some drizzle in places

like the tri-valley to start the weekend. but right now, mike, low clouds and mist there could slow your coastal commute. >> there you go. you might use a swipe or two across the coast. smooth drive across the bay. calling out though down here just behind. zoom in to the map. northbound 101. 101 split. just north of bailey. over night road work scheduled to clear up in ten minutes. we may see more slowing for 20 but we'll track that the rest of the south bay moves great though. moving up in toward antioch. highway 4 moves well. around 18th and par sons. hillcrest, a roadway there. there is a power issue. a car hit a power pole early this morning. now a few dozen folks are left without power until they can fix that pole. originally one thousand had no power. that quickly got down to about 57 houses. over here, power at the bay bridge toll plaza. no backup except for the left approach. stay over to the right lane or fastrak. back to you. >> restoring power in homes.

thank you, mike. in business news, expecting the latest numbers on new home sales today. >> recent terror attacks in france costing the country in terms of tourism dollars. for other on that let's tarn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> sam and laura, good morning. wall street start off with green arrows. futures higher. markets mixed on monday as the dow finished lower but the nasdaq rose for the ninth straight session. look for da to today on new home sales and best buy reporting earnings beating wall street's estimates. shares of the electronics retailer surging on that news. on monday the dow slipping 23 to 18529. the terrorist attacks in paris last year are still hurting the city's tourism industry. today the cost $850 million in the first half of 2016.

france relies heavily on tourism which accounts for 7% of the country's gdp and more than 13% just for the region that includes paris -- nearly 85 million tourists just last year. target's chief information officer says the aim is to enhance the customer experience in its stores. target will devote more resources to website and efforts such as in-store order pickups from items boult online and focus on the supply chain to ensure the stores are well stocked. >> certainly well traveled. lots of people going to target. thank you, landon. new details on the massive price increase for epi pens. congress is getting involved after public outcry for dema demanding answers after the skyrocketing costs of epipens. devices that prevent deadly shock for people who need that medici medicine. senators are sending letters to mile lon, the maker of epipen

asking the company to justify the increase. the cost has gone up 400% since 2008. lawmakers say they're concerned that parents can't afford the pens for their children. mylon has declined comment to far. coming up, we're going to take you deep in the pacific ocean to a piece of american history we're calling it must see video this morning. plus, winning medals or hearts? gymnast ali raisman gets asked out on a date by a bay area football player, coming up. we're going to show you what she said. but first, a new social media site called gab claims that more than 10,000 people have already signed up. the network says it wants to bring free speech back to the internet. you can read all about it on our facebo facebo facebook page. and on nbcbayarea.com, a to do list for labor day. @18-24- my name is tracy mccray

and i'm currently a sergeant and department f over 25 yrs.@26-40e projec, my mom a sile mom.. e went to schl, i reme my name is tracy mccray. i'm currently a sergeant and i've been with the police department 25 years. >> i grew up in west side projects. i grew up in the public housing development. my mom, single mom, she went to school. i remember going to school with her when she was trying to become a nurse and making strides to get better because she wanted us to have a better life. >> looking to inspire, san francisco police are sharing personal stories of their officers on the hopes of hiring new ones. there are reports that department has been struggling to fill dozens of vacant positions. and police stopping issues in san jose is prompting a state of emergency here in the south bay. city leaders are now trying to figure out what to do. the police chief, police union, and the city manager all met yesterday at city hall for an

emergency meeting. the talked act the need to reassign officers taking some from special units and putting them back on the street. the police union says it needs to have at least 500 officers pro patrolling the streets. right now they're at ability 400. striking a pose at the san francisco zoo. this is guanaco, 3 days old. the first guangaco, first time parents. she doesn't have a name just yet. in case you don't know what a guanaco is, a member of the am me family which includes camels and llamas. you can visit this guanaco at the exhibit at the san francisco zoo. pretty cool. scientists getting a closer look at a piece of history at the bottom of the ocean floor in our own backyard. the uss independence was last used during world war ii. it's under water about 30 miles off the coast of half-moon bay. these images are brought to us thanks to a robotic underwater

vehicle using sonar producing 3-d images. scientists say they just want to map out that wreckage. >> i was in half-moon bay yesterday. if i had known i would have brought a wet suit and checked that out. maybe tomorrow. >> next time. it's 4:56. olympics have certainly caught the eye of a raiders player. >> this was set up on twitter, i believe. gold medal gymnast ali raisman was doing a video chat onnia moo when she was shown a clip from colton underwood. see what happens next. >> if you're ever in san jose and you want to go an double date with andrew and shawn and i, let me know. >> told me about him before. he's very cute. >> do you know who he is? >> yes. yes, i would go on a date with him. >> i guess there was a convincing pitch. after congratulating raisman on a performance in rio underwood asked her out on a double date with raider teammate andrew east. they spent a agreed to it.

east happens to be married to 2008 gold medal gymnast sean johnson. >> she's coming to the bay area in september. >> coming to visit. still ahead in the next hour, rent control talk continues in san jose. new details in the rent hike cap that leaders are agreeing to. and watching marine air about 2,000 feet spilling over san francisco which means drizzle at times for your morning commute. what you can expect for the afternoon, coming up. we'll see how that affects your drive. right now these folks unaffected. they're just focused on getting to work in oakland. we'll talk about what's going on in the tri-valley coming up. plus, why east bay wildlife experts say this kcoyote is in need of serious help and the danger it poses to the city. =bob/live=

bob tease =laura/vo= a former correctional officer arrested for inmate beating. three years after the crime allegedly took place. i'm bob redell. take you live to san jose coming up. nd putting a cap on drinking hard alcohol. the bay area campus cracking down as school year begins. plus, starting over. as firefighters continue to mop up after the clayton fire students in lower lake are finally heading back to school. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning. thank you for joining us on what is now your tuesday. i'm sam brock. >> the week is flying by.

i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast right now. rob is in for kari. >> we have the forecast this morning. low clouds. no showers like yesterday at this time. everything back to normal in terms of the weather. we've got the low clouds. around the peninsula and san francisco. not too bad. dress the layers. light jacket weather for the morning. t-shirt weather for the tri-valley and south bay where things are pleasant this morning. now to see what's happening around sunol, activity there this morning. >> we have several reports of flat tires. first of all show folks the sensors around the bay. pretty smooth drive. that slowing in san jose, i'll show it to you in a second, a construction crew should clear right now. over here three vehicles on the shoulder southbound. 680. chp will check out if there's anything causing all three of them to have flight tires. bay bridge toll plaza, up da it is we still have the folk os an left lane cash approach backed up. back to you.