clinton. the presidential candidate cancels be a appearance after getting sick on the campaign trail. the impact this could have on the race for the white house. >>. >> hitting the field. 49ers kick off their season in only 13 hours. this as support for quarter colin kaepernick grows across the league. =show open omni!!= =cover shot= =kris/4shot= good mornin- andhanks forjoinin. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garica-cannon.. =sam/4shot= and i'm sam brock good morning. thanks for joining us on this monday. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm sam brock. it is the start of your work week. people are going to wipe the sleep out of your eyes looking at the forecast. cements are going to say cool this time of year. we are talking upper 60s and low 70s. 50s outside. drizzle and mist. as we jump to the afternoon forecast. numbers in the low 70s today. san francisco low 60s.

some of the warmest temperatures areas around the south bay. that's where things are busy this morning for your monday commute. >> we are starting to see more traffic build down here. we'll get a quick look at the bay. no major surprises. north 85 coming in toward sunniville we have a crash shy of the fremont ramp there. slower drive on the approach there. 101 shows typical slowing at 680. the build is on for silicon valley. new this morning, three people are dead killed when a small plane bound for the bay area crashed into a parking lot at the reno tahoe airport. >> they have not identified the

three people inside of this plane. this happened during their take-off. they were attempting to fly here in the bay area. we hear from officials and they say the plane, a piper cherokee crashed at the reno airport around 6:00 p.m. yesterday. a spokesman says the plane was leaving the west runway when that crash occurred. no one on the ground was injured by this crash. several cars were damaged in the parking lot as a result of crash debris. it's not registered to anyone at this time. last time it was registered, it was out in miami. the cause of this crash is still unknown. national transportation safety board will be on site to conduct an investigation. >> thank you very much. breaking news this morning out of memphis, tennessee, where four adults and six children have been killed in an early morning house fire.

some of the long-time memphis firefighters were calling this the single largest loss of life. they personally witnessed from a fire in their careers. investigators have not determined the cause of that fire or if the home had a working smoke detectors. hillary clinton will not come to the bay area today taking time off to recover from pneumonia. clinton appeared unsteady after attending a september 11 ceremony in new york. she was helped into a van. clinton went to her daughter's apartment and same out saying she felt fine. her campaign announced she was diagnosed with pneumonia friday. this comes after questions about her health from the trump campaign. >> it's the kind of thing where clinton has to tough it out. she has to tough it out. >> secretary clinton has been on the campaign trail 1 1/2 years. it's natural to have ups and

downs. >> clinton was schedule to attend a fund-raising event today in san francisco. that will go on as planned. she may make an appearance via tell conference. donald trump was at the 9/11 memorial service in new york. he and clinton are off the campaign trail today. trump will be in baltimore tomorrow. he's scheduled to speak at the national guard association conference. the biological fair of a girl whose death inspired new anti-bullying laws is calling for change in california's family laws. audrey committed suicide after being bullied and her biological father never lived with her. eventually had his relationship with his daughter cut off as part of a custody dispute. today he will attend a news conference where organizers hope to call the law makers to change family law in the state. they want to allow wider access for logical parents who don't

have direct relationships with their kids. donations are pouring in for the family of a little boy killed by a suspected drunk driver this weekend. the 3-year-old died friday evening when his mother's car ran out of gas on 680 in san ramon and an suv plowed into them. a go fund me site is set up to help the family and raised more than $25,000. the suspect in that dui crash is the wife of an alameda county sheriff's deputy. chp is asking for the public's health solving a crash that left a motorcyclist dead in oakland. they found a man near the 27th street on ramp yesterday morning. witnesses say a dark van made an illegal lane change causing him to crash. officers have not confirmed that. they are asking for the public's help finding out exactly what

happened. no shortage of interest as 49ers kick off their season against the los angeles rams back in town. it's the second of two monday night football games. it marks the second straight year that the niners are opening up their season at home on monday night. this time last year, chip kelly was in ild. philadelphia. as colin kaepernick said nothing about altering his plans to protest during tonight's national anthem. his actions are resonating around the nfl on full display yesterday. players on some teams held their own protests. seattle seahawks stood arms locked together. across the field four miami dolphins took a knee. all this unfolding during yesterday's 15th anniversary of

9/11. one player believes they are striking a nerve among fans. >> now our athletes are bringing real life into our recreation space. as a community that makes us uncomfortable. >> other protesting players included marcus peters who raised his fist throughout the national anthem as the rest of the teammates locked arms in solidarity. here is something you don't see every day, a fishing boat ran ashore this weekend. apparently the fisherman was sleeping while he let his boat float adrift. no problem except the boat was expected to follow the offshore current. the captain woke up to find it stuck onshore. crew is expected to remove the ship tomorrow. >> surprisingly cool

temperatures. mid 50s outside. not that different from the last couple of mornings. afternoon temperatures in the south bay microclimates which should normally see low to mid 80s, low 70s downtown san jose. mid 60s around belmont. 68 in castro valley. tri-valley only low 70s. 15 degrees below average. we are not going to see much change tomorrow. san francisco high in the mid 60s. around the tri-valley and inland turning lower for the second half of the week. >> no complications because of that mist. we just have a typical drive here. we so north 85.

watching for other issues. it generally builds to silicon valley. standard flow the rest of the bay. san mateo bridge heading west bound toward the peninsula, good number of cars and no problems. that's good stuff. back to you. >> up next, going more international. new international destinations one flight away from the bay area. >> keeping san jose safer. changes police made this weekend to get more officers on the streets. why the people who live there say it's not enough. >> does the bay area have too many jobs?

=sam/rail= a police staffing emergency in san jose is forcing some residents to consider taking matters into their own hands. 6:12. a police staffing emergency is forcing residents taking matters into their own hands. many are considering protecting themselves as they struggle to hire enough officers to put on the streets. 47 investigators were reassigned to street officer positions. council recently approved a state of emergency meant to address the ongoing police staffing shortage. the department had 1,400 officers back in 2008. now eight years later it's down to less than 900. some residents are considering doing their own police work. it's a shame we can't have

nobody protect us. that's what we wait and hope for for somebody to take matters into their hands. i guess we have to do it on our own. >> police want to remind residents they never encourage anyone to become vigilantes. the city is boosting officer pay to increase recruitment. oakland international airport will be far more international. officials announced nonstop coverage to copen hailingen, denmark and barcelona, spain, will begin next year because of a partnership to norwegian air shuttle. nonstop service to barcelona will begin june 7. two flights per week to both european destinations. tesla ceo says the electric car company is making major improvements to its auto pilot system. musk says this update will reduce the number and severity of crashes involving auto

pilots. in may, you might remember a florida man using the self-driving mode was killed when tesla failed to brake before colliding with a semi truck. these upgrades are commonplace in tech. >> this really was a matter of life and death. >> it raises the question whether the tesla auto pilot was ready for the road. early versions on the phone don't kill us. josh brown who uploaded videos today, showing off his new tesla contributed to his own crash, but if musk is making a program he said would have prevented brown's crash, you have to wonder if the first version was good enough. here is what should be a safe upgrade. apple will send out ios 10 to phones tomorrow. we'll talk more about it tuesday. remember to charge up your moan tonight, clear out space.

half of them are thinking about moving somewhere else because of the cost of living. the median cost of a house is $800,000. a starter fixer-up in palo alto is well over $1 million. do we have too many jobs? >> a frenzied job growth is disruptive in a negative way. it really damages the social fabric. it damages the opportunity for people who aren't in those $200,000 a year high-tech jobs to live and survive here. >> palo alto is limiting the height of new office buildings. the problem is if you get a job in redwood city, palo alto is a great place to live. so you can't control that.

>> somebody else is going to take those jobs. they can say let's limit it. >> all those cities have to work together. >> they are all trying to build affordable housing. that's the solution to this. >> of course the answer is more housing. maybe we have too many jobs. >> we have a very difficult argument to make. raiders kick off the 2016 season in dramatic fashion. i hope you saw the game. not a lot of defense but offense of explosion. in the end one very gutsy call. raters manage to get in the end zone with less than a minute to go in the game. the extra point would tie things up 34-34. raiders wanted that win and that's why they did that. the gamble pays off. raiders edge the saints in dramatic fashion 35-34.

their first win to open a season since 2011. michael crabtree said give me that ball. you are not getting that ball. >> a lot to be said for the psychology of the team going for the win, not playing it safe. >> raiders are here to compete. while talking about football and fall, it feels like fall today. >> it's going to feel like a throwback to candlestick point. here is your hour by hour tailgating and kick-off forecast. light jacket weather will be just fine at 4:00 in the afternoon near 70. past 7:00. dropping in on the 50s as the fourth quarter approaches in that game. quite cool. cool start to the morning. mid 50s outside. patchy low clouds around san jose. 51 in parts of the north bay. good news for air quality.

north to south things looking good there. wind speeds will be gusty at times. around the coast to solano county. seeing wind speeds up to 35 miles per hour. those will likely increase. courtesy of this air why of low pressure bringing cooler temperatures and a chance of thunderstorms for the sierra. maybe jurs about lift to some of those clouds over the coastal hill tops. we could see light rain on the ocean side. maybe around the east bay. tomorrow morning could see a little bit of drizzle to start the day. low 70s around san jose. close to 60 in san francisco as we have warm temperatures last week. everything cooler to start this week. 60s and 70s around north bay. tri-valley temperatures in the 70s. next two days not much change. san francisco staying in the low 60s. if you want summer-like weather, second half of the week. high pressure coming back. upper 80s by the end of the

weekend. temperatures 15 degrees below average. >> looking here. nothing below average. we are at average for your morning commute. that's good, i guess. unless you want completely clear roadways. north 85, we have activity blocking this fast lane around fremont avenue. fire truck arrives. slowing from 280 north there. we have build for 87 and 101 you would expect. easy build through pleasanton and sunol. those are standard builds. let's take the bay bridge live camera. nice easy drive. you do have a nice sunrise there. over on the peninsula, look at this. no problems. northbound 101 to palo alto. easy to san francisco. 6:19.

gas prices are starting to inch upwards. prices have gone up about 4 cents. higher crude oil cost is making refineries and retailers bump up their prices. a gallon of regular will cost $2.75 in oakland. $2.88 in fran. coming up next, torched on purpose. find the person who lit a car on fire in the south bay. you booked a room for the night based on a glowing photo, but the place is something completely different. what you can do to protect yourself. >>. >> coming up on "today," renewed questions about hillary clinton's health. how might it reshape the presidential race. >> dr. phil will be here live

with jonbenet ramsey's brother. >> dr. oz on the dangerous mistake when giving your kids medication. >> we have a parade of stars all stopping by our studio when we see you on a monday morning here on "today."

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unravel details leading to this deadly school crash. the bus driver was killed and 18 passengers was injured in the crash yesterday. victims were rushed to bay area hospitals. at least 15 were students. the driver veered into a support bridge near a terminal. the bus was carrying high school football players from the denver suburbs. san jose police are looking for this person captured on camera lighting a car on fire. you see the explosion there. then he speeds off in a get away car. the arson happened early yesterday morning in east san jose. firefighters were able to control the flames in a matter of minutes but they want to find the person in the hooded sweatshirt in that video. a warning about misleading

photos so you don't have to waste hard-earned vacation dollars. >> they are disputing the $5,400 they paid to rent a luxury home in santa barbara. the pictures posted on line did not represent reality. patio furniture was missing, the stove top was cracked and fireplace was broken. the rental company offered to send repairmen. a travel agent said you've got to look beyond listing pictures. hunt for reviews from real travelers and look for feedbacks that includes candid photos of the place. pay with a credit card. give yourself the option of disputing the charges. all say they take misleading photos seriously and will offer refunds. tonight at 6:00, more strategies to prevent a photo fakeout. if you have a compliant, let us

know. have a great day. north bay residents can turn their guns in for cash tomorrow. the marin county district attorney's office is holding a gun buy back event at the novato police department. residents will automobile accepted. people can get up to $200 per firearm. next at 6:26, remembering the day our nation was changed forever. a special tribute both here in the bay area and across the country for the thousands of victims killed september 11, 2001. polls show them neck and neck but this morning the biggest concern is hillary clinton's health.

the video that got a lot of attention. i'm bob redell leave in levi stadium. colin kaepernick brings his fight. joining us.

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we like to say who's got it better than us in the bay area. >> nobody. >> that's the obvious answer. i was in the northeast in new york. it is swamp land. i feel bad. >> 80 degrees, but you add the humidity. that's a problem. we've got high humidity but couple that with cool marine air. it's still in san jose. shows you low clouds. marine air 2500 feet. that's going to than all you a day sea breeze. temperatures in the fifth and keep them running below average. way below average. low 70s in the forecast around livermore and in the san jose today. low 60s closer to san francisco. see what's happening near sunnyvale. >> things are looking great. we have an issue. a crash that is going to take longer to clear. north 85 slows from stevens

creek boulevard toward fremont avenue. crew blocking your left lane. they needed a second tow truck. there is a crash moving to the shoulders. add about five minutes and you should flow over the bay bridge toll plaza. >> thank you. hillary clinton will not attend fund raisers in the bay area as previously planned. she is taking time off the campaign trail while she recovers from pneumonia. >> tracie potts live in washington, d.c. with an update on hillary clinton's health. we were just looking at the video where you can see clinton being propped up by security detail. no doubt this will come up for weeks. >> scary when we first saw it.

this video of clinton leaving the 9/11 memorial leaving questions. she was heated and dehydrated. >> it was very hot, very tight, inches from each other. >> clinton later emerged. >> it's a beautiful day in new york. >> seemingly better after resting at her daughter chelsea's apartment. >> she canceled two days of fund raisers in california under doctor's orders to rest with antibiotics. she's had health issues before. a coughing fit last week her doctor attributed to allergies. in 2012 she became dehydrates, fainted and got a concussion and

second blood clot. donald trump questioned her stamina. little is known about his health history. he's 70 years old and would be the oldest elected president if he wins. trump said this morning what he heard, the coughing from clinton last week, prompted him to take his own physical and will release those results this week. he also is saying he hopes she'll be able to debate in a couple of weeks. she will do one of those fund raisers via tell conference as opposed to traveling to the west coast. >> health a major issue in this campaign. tracie potts live from d.c. a colorful tribute at the empire state building. behind it the new 1 world trade and two lights shane where the twin towers once stood. they shine all through the night. back home in the bay area

there were severalisms to remember those who lost their lives. in san jose people filled up the basilica and marched to fire station number 1. >> i have friends over in new york city that died -- it's still hard for me to deal with it. >> my mom and a lot of family is from new york. i felt like coming out here to pay my respects. >> still a very emotional moment. as you hear the bell, you think about all the things that happened that day. i'll never forget where i was sitting and heard the news. >> many people called for unity in america, unity that the nation witnessed following the worst terror attack. the sounding of what firefighters called the last alarm began a somber ceremony

there. the last alarm honored firefighters who died on that day. 340 died when the twin towers collapse. this year's enup remembrance included the reading of all their names. the ceremony included the unveiling of a piece of metal from one of the world trade center towers. >> it is our way of always keeping the courage and selflessness displayed by so many on that tragic day in our hearts and mind. >> the san francisco fire department requested the remnant of that tower this year. there were special ceremonies across the nfl yesterday. >> many followed in colin kaepernick's footsteps to fight

social injustice. >> more on what we can expect to see tonight. niners kick off their season at home. good morning. >> in front of a nationally televised audience. good morning to you. when fans step through these security gates, one thing they will see are santa clara police officers working security. you might recall the union that represented those officers hinted some might not volume tore to work these games because they are upset with colin kaepernick's decision to not stand during the national anthem. during one protest practice he wore socks depicting pigs dressed as police officers. last week after a discussion with the mayor and local naacp, the police union reversed course and officers expected to work these games. tonight's home opener will be broadcast nationwide which means

kaepernick has an opportunity to demonstrate in front of a much larger audience than preseason. yesterday other football players started following suit. a similar scene in kansas city. one player raised his fist. >> i think when our players speak out and feel strongly and passionate about something, it's a good inning for us. >> they want to make sense how they can impact and affect others. >> our athletes are bringing real life into our recreation space. i think as a community that makes us uncomfortable. >> 49ers take on the los angeles rams night. this is their home seasoner at levi stadium. bob redell, today in the bay.

people of cobb, anderson springs will mark a somber anniversary. a year ago today the deadly valley fire started. it torched 40,000 acres and ranled on for days, destroying more than 1,200 homes causing more than $1 billion in damage. four people were killed in the fire. the valley fire was one of the most destructive fires in california's history. a year later, the region is bouncing back and rebuilding. oakland is holding community meetings to hear what people want to see if their next chief of police. there is a meeting at 6:00 on martin king jr way. there will be 10 meetings in all this month. they had six police chiefs leave in the last five years. three drifters accused of

killing two people in the bay area are back in court today. they will be in marin county court for pretrial hearing accused of killing a canadian backpacker and north bay man hiking with his dog. both murders happening last year. investigators believe the motive was robbery. oakland police are looking for a suspect who sexually assaulted a woman blocks from east oakland pride elementary school. it happened saturday night. the victim was taken to the condition.nd is in stable officers have use offed a suspect and they are looking for that person. the search for a hit-and-run driver in san jose is continuing after a crash that sent three people to the hospital early yesterday morning. firefighters there say three people were pinned inside the car that was hit. they had to be extricated and

pulled out. they were taken to the hospital with severe injuries. the suspect has not been caught. 6:40, a lot of people starting off their work week. maybe bring a light jacket. >> instead of dressing in layers, keep that jacket. low to mid 50s outside. south bay microclimate, you'll see numbers about 10 degrees below average. low 70s around san jose. tri-valley highs almost 15 degrees below average. 75. 70 forecast keeps things cool. drizzle at times. next couple of nights and mornings there. valley temperatures well below average. climbing closer to summer numbers towards the end of the week. to see if commute times are climbing up. >> they are a bit.

we were trending in to that fall commute. here is the south bay with the build now over the last 20 minutes. 85 unusually slow here. warning for folks. i've seen the traffic. it was backed up. slowing starts at 280 towards fremont. that may have cleared. clearing by the time you get toward 84 and sunol. slowing off the castro valley. we'll go to the san mateo bridge westbound. we pick up volume. parents are making critical errors that could put their children at risk for overdose. arson committed at a florida mosque. connection authorities are probing to the suspect at the

center of the deadliest mass shooting. a sinking house price in san francisco.

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early morning fire at a florida mosque might be connected to the orlando night club shooter and was intentionally set. that fire started after midnight. firefighters quickly put it out and no one was injured. surveillance video shows someone approaching the mosque just before the fire started. the gunman who killed 49 people in june attended the same mosque. new research shows parents are giving their children the wrong dose of medicine and in some cases that mistake could be a deadly one. researchers at nyu tested more than 2,000 parents to see if they could accurately measure out a dose of medication using the measuring cup and syringe. 65% of the time those errors would have led to an overdose. 21% of parents measured more than doubled the recommended dose. donald trump talking about rigged systems. he says head of the fed janet

yellen is in cahoots with president obama. >> he said she is not raising rates to make things look good for democrats. trump was saying janet yellen should be ashamed for herself for keeping interest rates low. as a businessman we would expect mr. trump to like low interest rates. he said, "they, the democrats, want to keep the market up so obama goes out and lets the new guy raise rates." yellen is the first fed chair to raise rates in a decade. there is no new guy. yellen remains fed chair after the election. the president of the federal reserve bank in minneapolis, republican candidate for california governor, said politics just don't come up.

the dow is mildly lower, nasdaq up because man was a tough day. dow fell 400 points on those concerns of interest rates. we talked about this before. millennium tower in san francisco settling in the ground and tilting slightly by a few inches. the snatch business times has been watching the price of this condo, the most expensive one-bedroom in the city. they reduced the price by $200,000. the fifth floor condo, now an affordable $3.6 million and $2,000 a month hoa fees. >> i'm sure amenities must be unbelievable. and whatever extra insurance you have to pay. >> you better be a high-tech big wig. >> mr. money bags. thank you very much. a live look outside at&t park. giants return home tonight right

in the middle of the playoff hunt. you know who else will be at the ballpark? those pesky signature at&t sea bulls. >> it's just part of the experience. how do they know when to come back? they show up looking for food but the timing. how do they know when the game will end? we sent bob redell to figure out this mysterious bird behavior. >> down here. when it comes to chow time here at at&t park, these sea bulls -- hey -- aren't as bird brained as you might think. mike matt and richard. >> they have some internal clock. they come in at 9:30 sharp. >> the gulls did arrive which is typically the seventh inning. they will usually stick around till the bottom of the ninth but

this thursday night the game was running late. the gull left. waited in mccovey cove and came back during the real seventh inning. >> they know it's not a time thing. they know where the game is at because it's a late game. >> that is personification. the sea gulls don't play baseball. >> as a falconer who makes a living scaring away gulls with a falcon. >> the game had nothing to do with it. the cue was the food was becoming available. >> goals are super observant. >> whatever behavior goes on, they see people leaving the building. that cues them to conditioned reflection. >> their vision infrared. that allows them to see the energy off the food source like heat off a fan pizza. >> we probably underestimate

them because we feel they are a nuisance. >> not because they are smart. >> so much for bird brains. >> to think otherwise, you'd have to be gullible. bob redell, today in the bay. giants did hire hawks. asked the fans to clap loudly but the birds show up. >> maybe when you stand you're taking your food up so the smael of garlic fries and hot dogs. >> fans were doing it. >> very much a cooler start. >> 10 to 15 degrees below average. speaking of the giants. chilly out at at&t park.

levi stadium school. light jacket weather. in san jose, temperatures in the 50s. 72 and what's interesting here, you've got cool low clouds in the morning. light jacket weather will be fine through lunchtime. high temperatures running well below average. wind speeds up to 35 miles per hour. those winds will turn stronger as we head to the afternoon. area of low pressure next few days will reenforce the cooling pattern and bring enough lift and we could get drizzle later tonight along the santa cruz mountains. tracking a chance of thunder showers next couple of afternoons. highs todays, low 70s. probably closer to 60.

may not feel like 60s. low 60s to 70s. should be 87 this time of year. today looking for 73 in the forecast. cool temperatures continue. san francisco for the better part of the week. valley temperatures begin a u turn. temperatures climb up closer to 80s and 90s. >> looking to the south bay for the earlier crash. now we are back to your standard commute everywhere. there is your slowing throughout silicon valley. 880 out of hayward into fremont. now we are finally seeing 101. bayshore freeway with the build north through san mateo. westbound 80. earlier crash has cleared. there is another one around richmond parkway. a stalled vehicle getting cleared from lanes. that's about it.

no major problems. the live look and we'll show you that bay bridge toll plaza. out of the maze. palo alto, we talked about that. easy drive past the lane shifts and over. northbound no delays. back to you. >> thank you, mike. next on "today in the bay" a small plane crashes into parked cars killing three people onboard. overnight we learned this plane was on its way here to the bay area. a live report next. facebook is teaming up with the rebuilding together organization to renovate homes on the peninsula. on our facebook page, how can you rent the "full house" home in san francisco? you can but fork over nearly $14,000.

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you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. here are the top stories on nbc bay area... ==sam/2shot== a plane - bound for the peninsula - crashed in welcome back. before you head out the door here. >> a plane bound for the peninsula crashed in reno and killed three people onboard that plane. pete is live from the san carlos airport where the small plane was headed. that plane just took off when crashed in a nearby parking lot. >> good morning. we are just hearing back from the medical examiner's office

they are notifying the next of kin of the victims. we do know they were leaving reno and that crash took place during a take-off. they were slated to land at the san carlos airport. according to officials with the federal aviation administration, they say this piper cherokee crashed at the airport 6:00 a.m. yesterday. the plane was leaving the west runway when this crash occurred. no one on the ground was injured. several cars were damaged in that airport parking lot. we ran a background check on the plane. it's not registered to anyone at this time. last time it was registered it was out in miami. cause of this crash is unknown. we do know the national transportation safety board will be on site today to conduct their investigation. >> thank you, pete. hillary clinton will not be coming to the bay area today. she is taking off time to

recover from pneumonia. clinton appeared unsteady yesterday after attending a september 11 ceremony in new york city. she went to her daughter's apartment and came out saying she felt fine. her campaign announced she was diagnosed with pneumonia friday. this comes after questions about her health from the trump campaign. >> her supporters would say this treads on sexism. >> she's been on the campaign trail year an a half. it's natural to have ups and downs. >> she was scheduled to attend an event in san francisco. the event will go on as planned and clinton will make an appearance via teleconference. >> it was very hot and humid sunday. i got a taste of this this weekend. i'll stay with the bay area.

thank you. low 70s inland for highs including livermore and san jose. 15 degrees below average. >> i like it. >> definitely means post game traffic in the area. right now we have nothing dramatic. 87 shows the build from capital expressway. the slowing cleared out. approaching richmond parkway or the maze. we just have the build. >> you mentioned the 49ers game. cal train is running the 49

special. >> how about a special victory tonight. see you again in 25 minutes with a live local news update. good morning. her health. hillary clinton cancels a trip to california after abruptly leaving a 9/11 ceremony at ground zero and nearly collapsing. why didn't her campaign disclose her diagnosis with pneumonia two days earlier. how serious is it and what impact will all of this have on the race? breaking overnight. fire destroys the mosque once attended by the shooter at the pulse nightclub in orlando. police say it is arson. was somebody trying to send a message on the 15th anniversary of 9/11. john benet's brother speaks out. >> seeing that as a little kid just kind of a chaotic nightmare. >> more from dr. phil's interview with burke ramsey. why he is just speaking