class for the first time since two of their classmates were killed in a car accident. plus, students threatened at a south bay high school. the safety measures the district is taking to make sure all students are safe. he was bleeding and vomiting. i asked him if he was all right. >> bruce miller arrested again. now cut from the 49ers. the new surveillance of the athlete's moments after he allegedly beat a 70-year-old man and his son. "today in the bay" continues now. a very good morning to you. it's tuesday, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. rob has been talking about the fact that fall tends to be a transitional time. huge temperature swings in some parts of the bay between morning and afternoon. >> yeah. chilly, jacket weather for places like santa rosa this morning. we're waking up to numbers in the upper 40s right now. clear skies. here's if you have san jose, mostly clear to start. 56 degrees. there you see 478 in the north

bay. 80s and now 90s making a comeback today around the tri-valley. areas south of downtown san jose we'll let you know how long the heat is going to stick around in the forecast. now once again to see what's happening with your commute, here's mike. >> after early morning crashes one of them being this san jose. cleared up. san jose shows you the tiniest build north 101. right on schedule for the south bay. no major problems. let's use the whole map. tri-valley. sorting out to typical pattern from 580 down towards sunol boulevard. southbound commute direction. 880 down toward union city. on the peninsula, no delays, no problems. the bridges looking good. dumbarton bridge in san mateo getting across the bay. bay bridge, we'll talk about that. i do want to show you build from walnut creek and the approach to the bay bridge has the backup, the worse of it off of 580 and 24. unnerving message from a school communitys a students are threatened at a south bay high school and this morning there's word of an arrest. kris sanchez is joining us live

from fremont high in sunnyvale. despite this arrest there's going to be more security on campus today and showing parents things are going to be okay. >> right. they are trying to make sure that families feel safe act sending their students to school here at fremont high school in sunnyvale. sunnyvale dps, department of public safety, said they're going to have increased security here. the school district also trying to reassure parents. but it was a rattling weekend for palmlies here in this district and at this school because some of them saw anonymous threats posted on social media targeting fremont high school here in sunnyvale. either the district nor sunnyvale public safety will specify what that threat was. only to say that it was anonymous. the super tuesday says that staff immediately called sunnyvale public safety and police tracked down the person who they believe is responsible for making those threats. that person is now under arrest. now, in an e-mail from the

fremont union superintendent to families it reads in part, at this time sunnyvale public safety does not anticipate any of these threats as being valid. however, out of an abundance of caution, sunnyvale public safety will have a presence on both the fremont and homestead campuses in cupertino during the day today to ensure the safety of our students and staff. we don't know whether the source of that threat is a student. we do know that one person is now in custody. and police say they're not releasing more details because it is an ongoing investigation. in regard to the additional safety we haven't seen any out here yet but the first bell doesn't ring for another hour and a half. in sunnyvale, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." . >> thank you, kris. breaking news. a terrible wreck in oakland. two people ejected from an suv after the driver loses control. it happened in high street and san leandro boulevard overnight. the suv flipped a few times. went across several lanes hitting parked cars.

three people were hurt. one seriously. oakland police are looking into what caused that crash. new this morning, firefighters quickly doused a two alarm plaz in san francisco's hayes valley neighborhood. crews worked to keep it from spreading into any neighboring homes. no word on how many people were displaced an so far the cause is under investigation. we're getting new look at surveillance this morning that shows former 49er bruce miller moments after he allegedly attackeded a father and his adult son inside a san francisco hotel. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live in san francisco for us this morning. pete, miller is now off the team after what's now his second arrest. >> reporter: good morning, laura and sam. yes, first arrest was back in 2015. that was in santa clara. this latest one was here in san francisco. according to sfpd he got into an alleged altercation inside this

marriott in fisherman's wharf. that surveillance video, he stumbled across the street over here at that travel lodge. let's get to that surveillance video. in that video you can see him in jogging pants with blood on his tank top following this alleged fight. they say it happened around 2:45 a.m. on monday. intoxicated miller went into the marriott and tried to get into a room that wasn't his. that's when a 70-year-old man came out of his room and told him he had the wrong room. that man's 29-year-old son came out and checked on his dad and that's when miller attacked them. they were taken to the hospital for their injuries. here's the desk manager who called 911 explaining miller's situation. >> came outside this way. and he sat down here and he started vomiting over here. >> reporter: this is not his first run-in with the law. just a year ago he was arrested after he pushed a woman to the ground and destroyed her cellphone at the rivermark plaza in santa clara.

he tweeted, no contest at the time and it resulted in only a disturbing the pieeace convecti. shortly after that the san francisco 49ers released miller after five years with the team. coming up, we'll hear from hotel patrons about this incident. we're live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." if you would like to watch the full surveillance video in connection with bruce miller's arrest we posted the unedited clip on our website, nbcbayarea.com. it will be a very emotional first day of class for students in the east bay. they remember two of their own classmates killed in a crash over the weekend. here's a live pictures from james logan high school where students are leaving candles in memory of izaiah meese and joe ioramo. the teenagers were killed in a car crash on 880 certainly sunday morning. 17-year-old izaiah meese was driving a honda which collide with a damage truck. family and friends say the teens

were out for a late night snack. more than 100 people showed up to mourn their death. >> 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. >> the highway patrol is still investigating what caused the crash. 14-year-old boy hit by a car while riding his bike has died. city of oakland made that announcement on facebook yesterday noting the boy's family was with him at the hospital. witnesses say the boy was actually riding on the sidewalk but he veered on the street to avoid pedestrians when he was hit. the driver is cooperating with the investigation. the city says there's no indication that alcohol or drugs were involved. the search continues in the south bay for a man who police say tried to kidnap two young women. police are looking for david lee russell, 56-year-old who has prior convictions for assaults against womennd is considered

extremely dangerous. investigators say that russell carried out two attempted kid p kidnappings last week, very close calls. first one on monday and hamilton and meridian avenues. >> the mere fact that the crimes were committed in san jose, people in the entire bay area should be on the lookout because how easily can he just drive 30 minutes and be in another county. >> keep a close watch out. police say the attempted kidnappings happened in the evening about 5:00 on busy intersections. in both of these cases the women were just walking alone. fortunately both of them were able to fight back and get away. crews are battling a fast moving wildfire. the so-called saddle fik fire in butte county is growing to 400 acres in just a matter of hours yesterday. so far at least two structures have been destroyed. the fire is now progressing downhill make it difficult for

firefighters to battle the flames. it's currently only 10% contained. frustrating milestone for firefighters. the soberanes wildfire burning in monterrey county has charred more than 100,000 acres. that wildfire has been burning near big sur for more than a month now. one person died and nearly 60 homes are destroyed. and it is still only 60% contained. firefighters say it's going to be a while before it is completely under control. >> a testament to how difficult the conditions are for firefighters. we've been watch that for weeks now. rob mayeda stepping in for kari hall. we're going of show you the baby pictures in a second, but first, the local forecast. >> our temperatures this morning if the 40s and 50s. air quality an issue today as north winds pick up the wildfire smoke from butte county spilling towards the bay area during the day today. moderate levels of air pollution around the bay area of highs today starting to rise back to more summer like levels. close to 90 south of san jose. low 70s for san francisco.

mid 90s today around the tri-valley. we could see upper 90s around livermore tomorrow. it's a busy start in the morning. mike has more on that. >> in addition to our normal build we have a new crash, so concern for 580. the rest of the bay no real concern. south bay, san jose northbound 101 just a little blip there. hayward, standard flow toward fremont. getting in toward livermore. fast lane for one vehicle. watching for any slowing coming in the commute direction. so far you're looking good though heading toward the dublin interchange. southbound to sunol boulevard. look across the bay at the foster city side of the san mateo bridge. give you an idea of the volume. standard, 92, of course, seeing more traffic head over towards san mateo. no delays on the peninsula. back to you. up next on "today in the bay," amazing wedding photo and the pride and groo m don't even know that it isth it exists. the photographer's effort to

track them down. and plus, a gun range gone. while the doors are closed the impact to the environment is very far from over. wall street comes back to work after three-day week and the bank withdraws something approximately we'll tell you what coming up in business and tech.

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just about 6:14 on your tuesday morning. and there is one fewer gun range in the bay area as of this morning. after a half century the east bay chabot gun club has closed its doors. there's a big turpout at the gun club yesterday which was actually the club's last day of operations. it's located in castro valley and it sits on the east bay regional park district's property and the district is not renewi ing the lease. the club failed to come up with an adequate environmental plan to clean up lead pollution. now the district is leading clean-up efforts. >> it's going to cost a lot of money to clean up that site because of all the lead bullets that have been pounded into the dirt there for so long. anywhere between 2 and $20 million, i think, depending on the extent of the contamination. >> if you don't have a good place to train and to practice, you're going to have accidents. it's pretty simple.

>> the club had about a thousand members. some of us tell them they're going to have to drive out of the bay area to find another outdoor range. technical problems causing delays for some british airways flights a cross the country. it stems from a computer glitch for the airlines check-in system. they are apologizing to customers and urging them to check-in online. british airway says it's seeing delays in heathrow but isn't commenting on social media reports on issues in san francisco, washington, d.c., and atlanta. as you say, lots of people encouraging kids to per storm stemm careers. >> that's right. scott mcgrew, sometimes that encouragement you say goes tfar >> wells fargo apologizing for a series of advertisements aimed at parents of teens trying to help them learn financial independence. the ads which went viral online said things like a ballerina yesterday, an engineer today.

or an actor yesterday, a botonist today. let's get them ready for tomorrow. as you might imagine people who think the arts are a worthwhile career objected. a wells fargo spokeswoman said over the weekend, wells fargo is deeply committed to the arts, and we offer our sincere apology for the initial ads pro it noing our september 17 teen financial education day. investors took the day off on monday from labor day. back to work today. the dow ended its last week in a strong position, its strongest in a month. friday we got the august jobs report. solid, somewhat uh-uh spiring. august a fairly weak month for jobs. engineers at spacex is pouring over the pieces left after the explosion of the falcon nine rocket on thursday. the explosion was a disaster for spacex but it was also a huge problem for the israel satellite maker. space com was in the final moments of a merger.

it was to be bought by a company based in beijing. but the merger was dependent on one thing, and that was the successful launch of their very last satellite which blew up. >> so they pulled back. >> yeah. >> for good reason. >> it's a tough call. call the boss and say, hey, boss -- >> guess what happened. >> bad timing or good timing for the company that was going to buy them out. >> probably so. >> right. thank you. 6:17. pollution concerns 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 county on sunday morning. right now it's surrounded by a barrier trying to prevent any pollution. but investigators feel that paddle boat can still leak 600 gallons of deesle fuel into the water. >> we're going to go out there and make sure the minimize the impact to our water. make sure our wildlife and our waterway is protected. >> the coast guard is currently investigating how that boat even sank and so far they've been

unable to find the owner. talk about being in the right place at the right time. >> something beautiful here. check out this amazing picture. photographer mike karas of hawaii was enjoying a sunset when he spots this newlywed couple until full gear. she's wearing her wedding dress. >> hiking. >> on top of a cliff. >> hugging, yes. >> he posted it on socialia in the hopes of finding the couple so he can share this priceless picture with them. it was taken on september 1st at taft point along the trail. and we are speculating maybe as to how she got up there in the wedding dress and kind of clothes they were wearing. >> a helicopter that drops you right there. >> hiking there in the tuxedo the groom would have been fire. >> he will have to carry the train. >> breathe an fable fabric. >> chilly temperatures changeable conditions in yosemite this time of year, too. north bay today, you may see 45

degrees and change between now and temperatures in the mid 40s and a few spots to closing in on 90 later today. feels like fall for sure right now around santa rosa. sun rise coming up at 6:45. let's show you your hour-by-hour school cast at los gatos. one of the warmer spots around the south bay as the numbers approach 90 by around 2:00 and 3:00. notice the smoke we're seeing across the bay area at sun rise. wind shift the winds out of the north will push smoke from the north across the bay area into the afternoon. notice the wind speed. not that strong sea breeze. weak offshore winds through 2:00 in the afternoon. and then by the evening commute you will see the sea breeze try to make a comeback. high temperatures today, south for san jose and morgan hill. 90 degrees. 70s closer to san francisco. north by temperatures today in the about 80s to near 90. tri-valley, so the little heat spell that we'll see will peak tomorrow. stay warm in san francisco through at least thursday and our valley temperatures holding

on to the 90s through thursday. cooling in the sea breeze makes a comeback approaching the weekend. so the hottest temperatures will be watching those around the strv tomorrow but we're also watching the tri-valley commute right now. >> that's right. a traffic hot spot or potential there because there was the build as well as a crash. that crash has cleared from 580 through livermore. the south bay is also cleared from any slowing northbound. don't be surprised. folks kicks in over the next ten minutes because 6:30 is when we cecil con valley start to show that build. over again, north livermore avenue. it's cleared out of laps. activity on the shoulder. not a problem though. 680, a standard build there for your tri-valley commute. smooth flow of traffic, slowing around hercules and the build down the east shore freeway through burerkeley. and the maze is slowing. that backup now over here as well as 580 approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. palo alto side, smooth drive but the build starts knot past south

past that lane shift. back to you. >> getting busy out there. 6:20 right now. cervical cancer taking women plunge bid more than 50%. the reason just ahead. plus, a tourist attraction destroyed by vandals and it's the same vandals who took this cellphone video of it happening. they were justified. were they in destroying a popular rock formation? that's the question. ♪ ♪keep on the sunny side ♪always on the sunny side ♪keep on the sunny side of life♪

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brock turner registering as a sex offender in ohio. he's at the green county sheriff's office there. he returned to his hometown near dayton, a suburb of dayton, ohio, after being released from the santa clara main jail in san jose last friday. you watched that breaking news right here on "today in the bay." the former stanford swimmer who only served three months of a six-month long jail sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman on stanford's campus. he was released early for good behavior. coming up, we'll bring you a live report from ohio. new cellphone video shows a drup group of people knocking down a popular rock formation on an oregon beach. the formation known as duck bill crumbled last week. state park officials originally thought this 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 say they will review

the footage. in oakland cemetery needs to expand but in order to do that it has to chop down dozen of trees. we're not talking about ordinary trees. the east bay times reports mountain view cemetery wants to remove 200 coast live oaks. some of them are more than a century old. oakland of course is named after the oak trees. the crowded cemetery says cutting the trees down will make more room. the cemetery has 5,000 oak trees in total. it's now up to the city's planning commission to decide. good news this morning. cervical cancer rates in women are down by 50%. the reason, more women are getting tested regularly. the american cancer society says cervical cancer is one of the most common causes of death for american women. regular pap tests are critical but lifestyle changes can also help, eating well, not smoking or drinking heavily and practicing safe sex can keep the disease at bay. fon 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. for the actual exam plus the lab costs that are associated. >> once again, a pap test is a woman's best defense. it can find changes in the cervix before the cancer develops and can also find cervical cancer early when it's most curable. coming up next on "today in the bay," the search for a sick coyote is over and it's not the end the wildlife officials were hoping for. plus -- >> reporter: pete suratos is n. san francisco with the latest on the arrest of former san francisco 49er bruce miller and that surveillance video moments after the alleged altercation. and tragedy in the east bay where two high school students have been killed a day -- two days before classes start today. i'm bob redell. we'll have that story coming up.

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good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. tuesday morning. not monday. to be con fupsed because people had labor day off. not sam. >> right. this side of the desk right here, we're working hard on labor day. >> we were working hard. relaxing. >> typically that is the end of fall, the start of summer. it's hard to figure out are we in fall or summer? >> other way around. >> we get both. >> inverted. >> you need a day off. >> i do. clearly. >> that's what happens when you don't get the three-day weekend.

we do have a little out of the two seasons happening right now. fall for the moment around the north bay where it's 47 degrees. but let's add 45 degrees to that number by the afternoon. 90s inland. tri-valley areas south of san jose, san francisco, too, low 70s later on today. now, watching what's up through the morning commute, here's mike. >> we had a nice smooth drive. folks getting back to work after many got yesterday off. not yet hitting the south bay. that will probably come over the next 20 minutes. the peninsula looking clear. east bay and tri-valley, typical builds southbound for both 680 and 880. a crash at the maze. berkeley curve, in the meantime between last and this hit backup here at the curve. looks like it is clearing. chp says all lanes are clear. we'll track it though. back to you. >> thank you, mike. it is 6:30 right now. it will be a very emotional first day of class for students in east bay high school as they

remember two of their own classmates killed in a crash over the weekend. "today in the bay's" redell is live in union city. grief counselors will be on hand as students arrive this morning. >> reporter: the first thing that students will see when they arrive here at james logan high and i don't know i don't know city, laura, are these hundreds of candles lit yesterday in memory of their two classmates. yes, there will be grief counselors here on hand today in case there are students who need help coping with the death of those two students. students are izaiah meese 17 years old and joe ioramo 16 years old, went by the nickname of junior. two teens were out early sunday morning for what family and friends say was a late night snack. meese was behind the wheel of a honda after after midnight they collided with a dodge truck. meesa died at the scene. yesterday about 150 family and friends. gathered here outside the high school the light the candles i

showed you. to talk about the boys during a vigil that lasted three hours. iora ma ioramo's wore her brother's football jersey. his father had this to say to his classmates. >> don't take life for granted. >> you want them to enjoy life. you want them to explore. you want to be them independent. i think we raise our kids to be independent. but we also don't want to shelter them too much. >> the chp is still trying to figure out what caused that crash early sunday morning in hayward. that third logan student is recuperating. a tragic start to the new school year. here it is tuesday, the first day of school and students will be arriving to a vigil for two of their friends. again, tragically killed early sunday morning. reporting live in union city, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank youer have much.

arrested again. now released from the team. bruce miller is no longer a member of the san francisco 49ers. >> police say he beat up a father and son at a san francisco marriott. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live in san francisco with new surveillance video of miller just moments after this alleged attack took place. pete? >> good morning, laura and sam. as a result, he's facing several assault charges and that alleged attack happened here in this marriott in fisherman's wharf. in that surveillance video, it shows him stumbling across the street at this travel lodge presumably in that lobby area. let's get to some of that surveillance video. you can see him stumbling around with blood on his tank top and j jogging pants. the travel lodge manager who called 911 said miller was also vomiting. they say it took place around 2:45 a.m. on monday. you see intoxicated miller went into the marriott and tried to get into a room that wasn't his and that's when a 70-year-old

man opened the door and told him he had the wrong room. when that man's 29-year-old son came out to help his dad miller allegedly attacked both of them. both men were taken to a hospital for their injuries. here's what motel patrons at this marriott had to say about this incident. >> i was afraid. i think it was an attack or something like that. >> another black eye for the 49ers even though we're not 49er fans i hate to see that go on. >> another black eye indeed. this is not his first run-in with the law. miller was arrested after he pushed a woman to the ground and destroyed her cellphone in santa clara. he pleaded no contest at the time and resulted in only a disturbing the peace conviction. and shortly after his arrest on monday the san francisco 49ers released the tight end who played for the team for five seasons. live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> pete, thank you very much. there is a new arrest in a year long murder investigation

solano county. they arrested him during a traffic stop. he gunned down a woman outside her home last year. investigators are still looking for the getaway driver. they currently have an arrest warrant for richard hill. arm and dangerous. anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff's office. east bay mayor is demanding the state do more after another highway shooting this fast holiday weekend. nearly 30 in the bay area since november. the latest on 880 and oakland on sunday. the mayor of hercules is asking the state for $2 million for -- to put up cameras along several freeways. >> our proposal with license plate reader, on and off-ramps. we should 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 happened about 5:00 on sunday night near the

high street off-ramp. oakland police say the driver of the silver mercedes hit two cars on the freeway and then opened fire. no one was shot. two people were injured from that crash. the gunman is still on the loose this morning. you may remember a follow-up now, a sick coyote who wildlife officials were searching for for weeks has been found dead. that animal was struck by a car in danville. as you can see, the coyote was suffering from mange when it was spotted last month. emergency services believe it was ant threat to people. they planned to safely catch and care tort animal before releasing it back into the wild. 6:36. to the race for the white house where it is officially crunch time for both candidates vying for the presidency come november. hillary clinton and donald trump are campaigning in critical states today. trump in virginia and north carolina while clinton is in florida. yesterday both presidential hopefuls spent their labor day in the battleground state of ohio. at one point their private planes were parked just across from each other on the tarmac at

cleveland hopkins international airport. early vetting begins in a few weks and tomorrow clinton and trump will participate in the first ever commander in chief forum. moderated by nbc's matt lauer. the first presidential debate is at the end of the month. back to work today for congress. but not for long. lawmakers are returning from a seven-week break but they'll have less than a month to do and deal with key issues before leaving capitol hill again and heading home to campaign for the november election. by october 1st congress must figure out a way to fund the federal government and prevent a shut down. other items on the agenda are funds to fight the zika virus and policy legislation that determines how much is spent on the nation's military. happening right now, tropical storm newton strengthened into a hurricane and barreling toward mexico's baja california peninsula. the hurricane made landfall near

cabo earlier this morning. it's expected to travel through the region today and then move farther north into northern mexico. people living in those areas right now are under a hurricane warning. >> looks like they're getting ready there. ready for your day? let's check in with rob. he's in for kari with a look at our forecast. >> temperatures right now in the 50s but quickly warming heading into the afternoon. this is the first of three days we could see 90s across some of our value is will. areas of south of san jose, even san francisco getting in on the warming trend. low 70s in the forecast. mid 80s for the north bay and tri-valley today climbing into the mid 90s. quick check of the seven-day forecast. valley temperatures in a few spots including the tri-valley could approach the upper 90s for wednesday. to see what's happening right now, here's mike. >> that's right, rob. after a quick start tort morning commute, 5:00, saw activity. 6:00, easing back in as folks returning to work. look at your map all over the bay. we do talk about san francisco. earlier crash at the maze has cleared.

still slow off of 580. in san francisco itself, just off of the skyway as 80 transitions toward 101 a crash. disabled vehicle reported trying to clear that from the roadway over the last few minutes. should be fine by the time you get there. live look at san jose. 101 northbound starting to show a little build here. in fact, silicon valley commute just started. i'll show you that map for a bigger look. back to you. the b.a.r.t. extension to san jose shifting into high gear with crews getting ready to tax train on the new line. in just a few months strains will be running between fremont to san jose berryessa area. this is to test the ten-mile link between those two cities. there's also a warning going out. officials say the new track are high voltage electric track and people of course should avoid them. b.a.r.t. hopes to have this new line up and running by late next year. coming up next on "today in the bay," we're going to take you live to ohio for breaking news. brock turner just registered as

a sex offender. plus, commuter relief. the changes happening this morning aimed at making your commute a little easier for almost 50,000 people. it feels like a monday. it's tuesday. wall street also back to work after that three-day weekend. we'll take you out live to the big board. dow industrials continuing its win.

coming up an 6:43 on your tuesday morning. i.t.t. technical institute is closing all of its campuses. that announcement comes just a week after the campus estopped enrolling new students following a federal crack down on for-profit colleges. i.t.t. tech and other companies have recently been kritize r sized for accepting money and government grants and loans but failing to provide adequate job training for students. currently there are two campuses in the bay area, one in oakland and one in concord. we're going to continue to follow this story and bring you more in our news day newscast. within the last hour or so, former stanford swimmer brock turner registered as a sex offender. gad difficult schwartz is in ohio with the latest for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. just a little while ago. we saw brock tump eturner walk

the sheriff's office. this is the first time we've seen him registering as sex offender locally since he was released four or five day ace go in california. at one point during that time we saw his mother try to shield him from the cameras, trying to shimd her son from the cameras. but at this point most people here in the town in these small communities know that he is here. in fact, coming up in our "today" show story we show you the protesters camped out out side his home. many of them with sign, protest signs. others armed. making it very clear that brock turner is not welcome back home. we're going to hear from some of those people in our story as well as give you the latist on the recall efforts with judge aaron persky, the judge that ordered brock turner up to six months in jail. that turneded out being three months in jail because of the california good time in served

jail. >> that will be coming up in the "today" show. whack in california, a push to protect women ho suffered sexual assault and rape. rape survivors along with women's rights leaders are going to urge governor brown to sign the justice for victims act. building a press conference at the state capital in sacramento in only a few hours. the bill if signed by governor brown will eliminate the stature of limitations for rape crimes. a bill cosby accuser and attorney gloria allred will be joining the press conference. san mateo county is taking a closer look at drone in order to better understand how to utilize and regulate the devices. drones 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. the housing market may be

hot and we certainly need more homes here but homebuilders can't find enough workers to get the job done. the national association of homebuilders estimate there are about 200,000 unfilled construction jobs at all levels of experience. that figure is up 81% from just two years ago. without enough workers construction is trailing demand for homes. also with labor costs rising builders are resorting to making more expensive homes abandoning the starter market causing a tight supply of entry level homes. some silicon valley organizations are kicking around the idea of encouraging young women to pursue a career in construction. >> get my tool belt. it pays well. >> it matches the same criteria that people are using when we're encouraging young women to pursue careers in technology. there is a shortage of women in jobs. you heard op stemm, science,

technology, engineering and math. they call this ace. just 2 1/2% of skilled laborers are women. elon musk under pressure to make a profit. he sent an e-mail to employees encouraging them to cut costs and hurry up the production line. in the e-mail obtained by bloomberg musk says it would be awesome to throw a pie in the face of all the naysayers on wall street. now, the head of general motors had some unkind words for tesla. gm's ceo told car and driver, quote, tesla burns cash. it's not a car company. it's a cult of fa nas ticks who think elon musk can do nothing wrong. but financially, he says, can't work. sam and laura, update, i told you the owner of the melt was selling the grill'd cheese chain. when we talked about the history of the restaurant started by john kaplan who helped invent the flip video camera. there's john. super popular sent years ago because people didn't have iphones so you had this video

camera in your purse or pocket. totally obsolete when the iphone came out. he sold it just in time for $600 million to cisco. you mentioned you thought you still had a flip camera somewhere. >> i do. >> i found mine. it still has the plastic protective cover on it. probably not enused. and then shane found this picture. flip cameras in a trash can at cisco because cisco paid $600 million for this company and then it just went obsolete so quickly they just started throwing them out. >> they're not really collector's items then. >> trash items. except for this one. someone wants to offer me money for it. >> let's get talking. >> melt them down like a good grilled cheese. >> let's melt your heart right now. >> why not. a lot of people have been asking us, where is kari hall? she had her baby. look at her there. >> i love the finger sticking up. it's like she knows something you don't know. that is her baby who goes by the

nickname bella. >> kimora. a little doll of the a girl. doing well. kari is as well. probably us as well this morning with us. but the family now of four is doing just great. we miss you, kari. but we know you're having a lot of fun with that little one. >> she's sleeping. >> i know. never wake a sleeping baby, so they say. >> so they say. so you hear without any experience. a lot of experience at this table. you know what she's talking about. >> absolutely. beautiful to see the baby pictures. we hope we can provide nice weather. let's just say one adventure outside later on. weather this time of year can be changeable. you have fall like temperatures in the morning. and then numbers soaring into the 90s by the afternoon. interesting view. 47 degrees in the north bay. and that's kind of a smoke rise there off to the east. you see san jose. saratoga as the kids head off to school. close to 90 degrees. on the topic of the smoke it's

made a comeback in the bay area skies. winds higher up out of the north. slightly offshore. so fire is burning north of the bay area. seeing smoke from those fires drifting across the region today. in the absence of a strong sea breeze, inland valley and tri-valley and north bay see your temperatures soaring about five to ten degrees warmer than yesterday. san jose downtown upper 80s. near 90 degrees around morgan hill. 70s closer to san francisco for today and trending warmer tomorrow. north bay and tri-valley highs in the mid 90s for today. notice the seven-day forecast, san francisco tomorrow could get very close to 80 degrees before that sea breeze makes a comeback on friday. and making a summer comeback, the heat there upper 90s in a few spots tomorrow and then we see some cooler temperatures as we head into the start of the weekend. now to see what's happening in your south bay commute, mike. >> that's right. silicon valley commute just getting started easing in this day after labor day holiday. and now we see that on the map. let's zoom in. northbound routes. that's your direction for the

build. 101 slow around capital expressway but it's 85 that's seeing the build from 87 all aft of the way up in toward the off-ramp. rest of your route including 87 right around curtner. expect the slowing there. the look over toward the tri-valley and the east bay. dublin interchange, slower drive as the volume eases in and builds from daugherty and 580 past the san mateo and making their move over toward the peninsula. a couple of fender benders on the east shore freeway and berkeley curve. meanwhile, live look at palo alto where you see that volume start to build. no problems. but still that build will show slowing southbound down toward the lane shift. back to you. 6:51. if you're about to catch this muni line we've got good news for you. another train is being added to the busiest muni line in san francisco. muni is about to launch a new shuttle train service for the n

juda at 17 this morning. it's going to alleviate the crowding. the n line connects the sunset to the financial district. more than 40,000 riders take that line every day. coming up, a scare of a local high school. the threats that are leading to increased security on two south bay campuses this morning. first, happen right now, bonnie is back. i'm 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. plus, a man sneaks on to a jet at l.a.x. to smoke a cigarette. read that story right now on would be wib.com. .com. n.com. b.c. . . . . . .

6:55. welcome back. be fr you head out the door here are the top stories on nbc bay area. >> threats against students, we learned over the weekend, that this all came via social media. >> reporter: right. and we just learned in the last ten minutes those were threats directed at jewish students here at fremont high school in sun sunnyva sunnyvale. we just got an updated e-mail of the letter that parents got just this morning from the principal here but, again, the threats were directed at jewish students. however, the assistant

superintendent said they were not addressed to n. violence. parents were rattled as they saw the threats on social media over the weekend. neither the district for public safety would specify who is under arrest but the person responsible is in custody. now, here is an e-mail, the earlier e-mail from the fremont union superintendent to family which reads in part, at this time sunnyvale public safety does not anticipate that any of the threats are valid. however, out of abundance of caution, sunnyvale public safety will have a presence both at fremont high school and at homestead high school to ensure the safety of our students and staff. homestead high school is in cupertino but in the same district. again, we just don't if the source of the threat is a student. we hope to find out more. we understand that sunnyvale police are going to be talking to us later this morning. we have seen increased security. in fact, just behind me there was an additional police car here in front of the high school. again, out of abundance of caution the first bell is at

7:35. as students file in we might try to talk to them or their parents. of course, we don't interview minors so well video to wait to find someone who is of age. in sunnyvale, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> kris, thank you very much. on another school campus this morning, tears and grief as grief counselors are going to be at james logan high school in union city. they're there to try to help the school and its community cope with the loss of two students just before the start of the school year there over the long holiday weekend. izaiah meese and joe ioramo were killed in a car crash on 580 in hayward early sunday morning. 17-year-old izaiah meese was driving a honda which collided with a dodge truck. family and friends say the teens were out for a late night snack. last night more than 100 people showed up for hours at logan to mourn. >> you want them to enjoy life. you want 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. >> the highway patrol is still investigating what caused that crash. breaking news now, a terrible wreck in oakland. two people were ejected from an suv after the driver loses control. this happened at high street in san leandro boulevard overnight. police say the suv flipped a couple of 250i78s. went across several lanes and ended up hitting parked cars. three people were injured. one of them seriously. new this morning, firefighters quickly doused a two alarm blaze in san francisco overnight. the flames sparked at a home off hey street about 2:30 this morning. crews worked to keep it from spreading into neighboring homes. no word on how many were displaced and the cause is under investigation. 6:58 right now. final check of weather and traffic. and if you're trying to figure out what to wear today, rob, layers, options perhaps a good idea. >> a bit of a challenge. 40s in a few spots around the north bay right now. and you see livermore, 53 degrees. here's an hour-by-hour outlook.

jump from the mid 50s to 90s in the same day. so low 90s in across the valleys. upper 90s in reach come tomorrow. >> mike is saying no big sur prices with the morning commute. >> easing back in after the holiday weekend. but the commute is there. look at the maps. pretty typical pattern. show you the southbound. northbound 85 sees the most build over the last 15 minutes from 87 all of the way up in toward saratoga avenue. there you go. 280 at 17. that's what we expect. we see slowing there at the transition. almost every single morning. the arrows show you westbound across the dumbarton bridge and the san mateo bridge. 84 and 92 respectively. there's the build. we see also slowing for san mateo for 101. typical there. north of smatd of standard flow including the day bridge toll plaza. >> green. >> not so bad. >> hopefully you ease into your tuesday morning as well. thanks for joining us. that's what's happening "today in the bay." back at 7:25 for the loy call news update. >> we will be there. ease into your cup of kcoffee. shope you have a great day.

good morning. homestretch. clinton and trump kick their campaigns into high gear. >> hillary clinton would be a disaster. >> every time i think about trump i get allergic. >> clinton up six points overall in our new poll but the electoral map shows an even tougher mountain for trump to climb. with just 63 days to go can he turn things around? not over yet. hermine stirring up more high winds and dangerous rip currents. warnings still in effect. beaches in new york closed for a third day. glitch in the system. overnight a major airline's check-in outage leading to long lines and delays at airports across the country and around the world. what's being done to get things