south bay high schools after families report threats over the holiday weekend. new surveillance video shows former 49ers fullback bruce miller dazed and bloodied after police say he was involved in a late night attack. hours' long vigil at a bay area high school after two students were killed in a crash. "today in the bay" starts right now. a very good morning to you. thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we are just about a full week now into september. we got that fall weather going on now but it could change mid

week, rob. >> yes. started to see the changes this morning. low clouds, still a cool start. take a jacket with you, especially in the north bay. we're waking up to numbers in the 40s this morning. 50s for the rest of the bay area. check out our afternoon temperatures, 90s back on the board for the tri-valley area. bout of san jose. seeing those temperatures climb today. busy day in weather right now. looking at quiet conditions on the roadways. >> fair lu quiet. coming in off the holiday weekend, labor day yesterday, caltrans workers did not have to work last night. no road crews. a treat for folks. no slowing, for lanes coming up out of morgan hill and san jose. smooth flow also for dublin and the tri-valley. a big problem at 580. all the traffic coming in out of tahoe. as folks return back to the bay area you sigh cars coming from the plya dust from burning man. thank you. 4:31. scare at local high school. parents on edge after reported

threats towards students at fremont high school in sunnyvale. >> kris, we know that police arrested someone. good morning. >> reporter: right. let's start with that, that there is an arrest in this case. sunnyvale public safety assures parents that the campus will be safe. the district is trying to ensure parents as well. this all comes from anonymous post over the weekend on social media regarding threats toward the school. now, the district does not specify what that threat was but they say they posted anonymously. staff immediately contacted sunnyvale public safety, police officers tracked down person who they believed is responsible and that person is now under arrest. here's the e-mail that the fremont yunion high school sent the parents. at this time sunnyvale does not anticipate any of the threats being valid. however, out of abundance of

caution, sunnyvale public safety will have a presence on both fremont and homestead campuses during the day tomorrow that is today. we don't know if the source of this threat is a student. so far we have not seen increase in security but the school day doesn't start for a few more hours. in sunnyvale, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> parents would like to know. thank you, kris. developing story, in trouble with the law and cut from the team. the 49ers announced they are releasing bruce miller just hours after an arrest yesterday. that arrest in san francisco and the moments right after an alleged attack caught on camera. security video from the travel lodge here in fisherman's wharf shows a bloody and stumbling miller about 3:00 in the morning. police say he wandered over to the motel after assaulting a 29-year-old man and his 70-year-old father at the marriott across the street. the assault happened when one of

the men opened their door to tell miller that he had the wrong room. that's when other guests say they were startled awake by a man yelling in the hallway. >> i was afraid. i think it was an attack or something like that. >> the alleged assault happened hours after miller posted a picture on instagram saying, sundays are for the boys. he's now out on bail. we knocked on his door in santa clara but we're told no one is interested in talking to us. also new this morning, firefighters quickly doused a two alarm blaze in san francisco overnight. the blames sparked at a home about 2:30 in the morning. crews worked to keep it from spreading into neighboring homes. there's no word at this point on how many people were displaced. the cause of that fire though is under investigation. at 4:34. breaking news we're following. terrible wreck in oakland. two people ejected from an suv after the driver loses control. it happened in high street and san leandro boulevard in

oakland. the suv flipped the a few times, went across several lanes, hitting parked cars. three people were hurt. one seriously. oakland police is looking into what caused that crash. grief counselors will be on campus at james logan high school in union city today. they're there to help the school with the loss of two students over the long holiday weekend. isaiah and ajur was did in hayward sunday morning. 17-year-old was driving a honda which collided with a dodge truck. family, friends we say the teens were out for a late night snack. last night more than 100 people showed up at low gal high school to mourn. >> you want them to enjoy life. you want them to explore. you want them to be independent. i think we raise our kids to be independent. but we also don't want to shelter them too much. >> so young. the highway patrol investigating what caused the crash.

4:35. continuing coverage convicted sex offender brock turner is back in his hometown of ohio and some of his neighbors aren't very happy about it. turner is serving out his probation at his parents' home in a suburb of ohio. turner was greeted by angry neighbors wielding signs and weapons protesting the convicted sex offender's short jail stint. >> as the community is not going to to rabl people raping women and then getting a slap on the wrist. >> turner must register as sex offender for the rest of his life. coming up next, more violence on east bay freeways has a city leader push for immediate action. the morning forecast is comfortable cool for now. 58 in san jose. a high of 87. but other sfots around the bay area reaching the 90s today. we'll show you who will see the hottest temperature, coming up. and a pretty cool commute

right now across the bay. there's a nice look a the bay bridge. no backup at the toll plaza. you can see the city from the east bay. we'll see where we can find fog in the north coming up.

chl. an east bay mayor is demanding the state do more after another highway shooting. the latest on 880 and oakland on sunday. the mayor of hercules is asking the state for $2 million for cameras to put up along several freeways. >> our proposal, license plate reader, on and off-ramps, we would have been able to capture that license plate. so the cameras are part of the problem. the cameras will solve what's occurring. it's going to be a deterrent. >> the shooting and 5:00 sunday might near the high street off-ramp. oakland pd say the driver of a silv silver mers deeds hit two cars and then opened fire. they're starting to cover om soft same ground. donald trump and hillary clinton have wrapped up their labor day activities in the battleground

state of ohio, proof they're going for the same people. at one point their private planes were parked just across from each other on the tarmac at cleveland hopkins international airport. donald trump campaigned at the state fair outside of youngstown meeting with the union workers in cleveland. in the meantime, hillary clinton atlantended a labor rally. labor day used to be considered the beginning of the home stretch in the presidential race but technology is changing things. 12k3w4r consider social media and how, you know, these campaigns are blitzing all over the place all the time. >> tomorrow both candidates are going to be participating in the first ever commander in chief forum. that will be moderate bid nbc's matt lauer. >> rae ie >> rae iady to see them started you want to get away but want. technical problems in a popular airline carrier. why it may take you longer to get across the pond.

i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school

about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. quarter to 5:00 here on your tuesday morning. the holiday is over, my friend. back to work. >> oh, man. >> it's also back to reality for weather. it's a tale of two days here. pretty cool to start. >> and then we'll jump by as much as 30 or 40 degrees in the afternoon. temperatures starting to climb. reminder, summer is still officially around for two more weeks. >> and end of labor day. >> it's not going to be the

case, especially in the tri-valley later on today. comfortable to start the bresz in layers in morning. you've got 40s around the north bay. 55, patchy low clouds in san francisco. 58 in san jose. in san francisco, the interesting part of our weather story. we do have a few low clouds. patchy fog on the coast. the marine air in the last 24 hours have been squished down from 2000 feet yesterday to a thousand feet this morning. when we see that type of change just in the marine layer things are going to be warmer today. less of the marine layer influence with hazy sunshine and temperatures today once again reaching the 90s in the hottest places. unnately the sea breeze. slightly offshore. then by 3:00 the late day sea breeze kicks in. so air quality today around the bay area now in the moderate range. we'll have to watch to see if tomorrow possibly could be a "spare the air" day. you notice the climbing up. san jose around the airport, 85

degrees. san francisco into the low 70s for today. north bay temperatures close to 90 in santa rosa. as you get over towards livermore, high temperatures climbing into the low to mid 90s today. check out san francisco. could get close to 80 tomorrow. then we'll see low 70s thursday and friday as the sea breeze returns to the heat spell lasting through thursday across the valleys where tomorrow's temperatures in a few spots could be approaching close to the upper 90s. so summer making a big comeback in the forecast. >> looking for traffic to make a comeback today, rob. labor day holiday saw such light traffic except on your roads getting back into the bay area yesterday afternoon and evening. now we have to go out to tracy to find any crash activity. now i'm looking for a crash but that's my job. westbound 580 at grant line road and typical slower drive just getting into the outskirts of livermore. no problems for the north bay or the upper east shore freeway. we'll show you the golden gate bridge. a nice clearview. there's that zipper truck moving

that center divide getting ready for the morning commute. over the san mateo bridge shows you we are ready for the morning commute across the bay. highway 92 moves well. back to you. >> thank you. we all know the housing market is pretty hot right now but we're learning builders are having trouble finding enough workers to get the job done. >> where is the labor after labor day? before the bell we turn now to landon dowdy live at cnbc's would headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to you both. wall street looks to start the holiday shortened week on an up note. futures are higher. markets are coming off a positive lead with a dow having the best week in a month. it is a lighter week for economic data but look for reports on the nation's services sector. on friday, the dow rose to 18491. the nasdaq adding 22 to 5249. the housing market may be hot but homebuilders can't find enough workers to get the job done. national association of homebuilders estimates there are about 200,000 unfilled

construction jobs at all levels of experience. that's up 81% from two years ago. without enough workers construction is trailing demand for homes. also with labor costs rising builders are resorting to making more expensive home, abandoning the starter market causing a tight supply of entry level homes. facebook is testing a new feature that shows you status updates. reports say there's now a fox smart what friends are talking about which lists your friends postss a the top of your news need. right now it's only available to a select group on the company's android app. >> good to know. landon dowdy, thank you very much. technical problems are causing delays for british airways flights across the country. it all stems from the computer glitch within the airlines check-in system. the carriers apologizing to fliers and urging them to check in online. british airways s s says it's sg

delays but not commenting on social modia reports of issues in san francisco, washington, d.c., and atlanta. san mateo county is taking a closer look at drones in order to understand how to better utilize and regulate those devices. droensz will be the topic of discussion during the board of supervisors meeting today. it's really a study session on drones. members from the san carlos airport, parks and rec department are among the few groups giving presentations today. the meeting is at the hall of justice and records in redwood city at 9:00 this morning. pollution concerns are mounting this morning with a boat still overturned in the delta right now. the spirit of sacramento took on water just off the coast of bethel island in contra costa island on sunday morning. right now it's being surrounded by a barrier. they fear the paddle boat can still leak gallons of diesel fuel into the water. >> we're going to go out there and make sure we minimize the impact to our water, which our

wildlife and our waterways are protected. >> the coast guard is currently investigating how the boat sank and so far they've been unable to find the owner. here's some good news this morning. cervical cancer rates in women are down by more than 50%. the listreason, more women are getting tested regularly. cervical cancer is one of the most common causes of death for women. lifestyle changes can help. eating well, not smoking or drinking heavily and practicing safe sex can keep the disease at bay. non-profits like tracy lane foundation are helping women who can't afford preventive care. >> at my office we will provide your annual pap paid for by the tracy lane foundation. so for the actual exam plus the lab costs that are associated. >> so important. once again, a pap test is a woman's best defense. it can find changes in the cervix before the cancer develops and it can also find cervical cancer early when it's most curable.

it turns out most parents are relying on outdated and inkreekt advice when it comes to caring for a child who suffered a concussion. according to a new health survey from ucla health, 3/4 of parents said they would wake their injured child during the night to check on them. but doctors say the disrupting sleep might actually prevent the brain from healing faster. 84% of parents say they would make their kid sit out from all physical activity after a concussion. and while they should avoid contact sports, light exercise could actually help to boost their spirits. children exposed to a antibiotics early in life may develop allergies in the future. taking just one course of antibiotics before the age of 2 increased the risk of eczema by 41%. early antibiotic use increased hay fever by 56%. the link was even stronger among kids treated with two or more courses of antibiotics. >> a popular tourist distraction

destroyed by vandals caught on cellphone video but it's the vandals that took it. why they claim they were justifying in destroying a popular rock formation. but first, happening right now, bonnie's back home. we're not talking about a person. we are talking about a 92-year-old parrot that was stolen from her family. you can read that story right now on our facebook page. a man sneak on a jet at l.a.x. to smoke a cigarette. read that story on nbcbayarea.com.

well, bill cosby is returning to court today as his lawyers are continuing to fight to keep out key evidence in his sexual assault case. some of the evidence they want

out includes nearly thousand pages of damaging testimony that he gave in an accuser's lawsuit. the 79-year-old comedian is charge with drugging and sexually assaulting a woman who he mentored at temple university in 2004. defense lawyers argued that cosby was promised he would never be charged so he felt free to testify in a 2005 lawsuit. but a judge this year found that he was never actually granted immunity. the judge is expected to hear arguments on that issue later today. and one of the women accusing bill cosby of rape is going to be at the state capitol in sacramento today. she will be joining a group of women urging governor jerry brown to sign the justice or victims act. that bill would eliminate the state's ten-year statute of limitations for rape crimes. rape survivors along with women's rights leaders and attorney gloria allred will hold a press conference this morning at the state capitol. new cellphone video shows a

group of people you see it there knocking down a popular rock formation at an organ beach. the formation known as duck bill crumbled last week. state park officials originally thought the weather caused that damage but this new cellphone video revealed a group of people knocked it over. they claim they did it because it was a safety hazard. officials will review the footage and see if it's, in fact, a case of vandalism. check out this amazing picture. photographer mike karas of hawaii was enjoying that sunset. it's real thing. enjoying the sunset when he spotted a newlywed couple as they were embracing om tom of a cliff in yosemite. he posted the photo on social media in hopes of finding the actual couple so he can share this priceless picture with them. it was taken on september 1st taft point right along the

pohona trail. >> is she wearing her dress? >> it looks like a wedding dress. >> come on. you don't think there's a photographer there? >> do you think it's staged? >> he's available to take the picture, too. >> happened to work out that way. 4:57. coming up, new surveillance video showing a 49er player minutes after he allegedly beat an elderly man and his son. but first, let's check in with rob with the forecast. >> as you send the kids off to school in san jose, be prepared for a worm-up today. some spots approaching the 90s. changes in your forecast, straight ahead. and over here. this is fremont 880. we know we will have changes in your commute because things are very light right now but traffic tuesday returning from holiday is coming up.

good morning. i'm kris sanchez in fremont where someone posted anonymous threats against students here at fremont high school in sunnyvale. we will tell you what we know about those threats and about an arrest. out of jail now out of a job. well-known 49ers player is cut from the team amid accusations he assaulted an elderly man. the new surveillance video details the moments after that alleged attack. plus, remembering two young lives cut short. how students at james logan high school are honoring their classmates killed just days before the start of the school year. "today in the bay" starts right

now. and good morning. and welcome at 5:00 on your tuesday. "today in the bay," thanks for watching. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. may feel like a monday to some who are fortunate to have yesterday off. labor day now behind us. summer hanging on. >> yeah. we're going the see a big warmup starting today with a few spots. cool the start the morning off but as we head towards the afternoon, 90s making a comeback to the forecast today. starting off in the 40s in the north bay right now. 48 degrees, santa rosa. watch the temperatures heading towards the afternoon. very close to 90 today for parts of the north bay. low 90s in the tri-valley. upper 80s in san jose. so the heat is making a big comeback. now, let's see what's happening with your tuesday commute with mike. >> rob, the commute will be coming back. we had a holiday commute yesterday. looking over here and still very light. just the first signs out of the altamont pass for west 580. typical there. we do have a crash oath 24 going counter commute maiding over toward lafayette. reports that three lanes were blocked and i saw a lot of