he suffers a head injury, another officer had a broken leg, and the third officer was hurt dug a struggle trying to arrest that driver. all the officers thankfully will be okay. that driver in the meantime is now facing three counts of attempted murder. >> a intersection turns crime scene as police investigate an overnight shooting. the latest on that vision coming up. >> calling for action, the emotional plea from a bay area grandfather after his 3-year-old grandson is killed in a deadly impaired driving crash. >> and controversy over the crookedest street in the world. the changes that could soon be coming to ease traffic on san francisco's famous lombard street. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> i said continues because we've been here since 4:30 this morning. it's wednesday.

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. thank you for joining us on this wednesday. let's get right to your forecast with rob mayeda who is in for kari. >> no light rain or snow in the sierra. it is a chilly start where you want a light jacket, especially in the north bay where it's now 48 degrees. 53 around livermore for the afternoon. 80s coming back to the south bay and tri-valley and 90s in reach as we approach the weekend. a look at that and your seven-day forecast coming up. >> we will show you some extra slowing through the south bay. the rest of the bay pretty standard. the bay bridge metering lights are on. we had a crash earlier at mckee. all lanes clear. the early slowdown ripple back on the approach towards tullie. you saw the sensors compress there. 87 with a little slowing as well through that area. there's your standard for the tri-valley and the east bay. let me show you 101. right here, no major problems, but add another couple minutes

to your travel times. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. a car chase ends with a suspect hitting a light pole right next to att park. it started about 3:30 this morning when officers responded to a carjacking in the richmond district. that car was later spotted and officers chased it to 2nd and king street. that's when the car crashed into the light pole and parking meter. three suspects have been taken to the hospital. they'll be later transported to the san francisco county jail. bob redell is headed to the scene and will bring us a live report as soon as he arrives. a developing story to tell you about out of san jose this morning. at least one person shot overnight. this happened in the east foothills area near piedmont and sierra road close to a gas station. it appears the investigation is centered around a car near one of the pumps. so far police aren't revealing anything about the victim's condition or if any suspects are in custody.

"today in the bay's" kris sanchez will bring us an update in our next half hour. a sobering story now. an elderly woman is brutally beaten in her home. this morning slaer sheriff's deputies are trying to track down the two men who attacked the 88-year-old woman. flo douglas told investigators two hispanic men broke into her home in the san jose foothills early monday morning. they attacked her and then came back and attacked her again. she's now in the hospital with several facial and head trauma injuries. the suspect stole her car and abandoned it down the street. that's when a neighbor found douglas. >> it was horrible, horrible. poor thing. she didn't deserve this. she's a sweet person. >> she remembers being assaulted, a period when they were gone and then came back and ransacked her house. also stole jewelry from her person. >> douglas' neighbors say they continue to check up on her at the hospital and they are praying for the best.

a convicted sks offender ak@tempted of trying to kidnapping two young women is expected to enter a plea. 56-year-old david lee russell was arrested last week. residents helped police track him down with their tips. investigators say russell twice tried to abduct young women in san jose. he's a repeat sex offender whose parole ended three years ago. a challenge to lawmakers after a little boy, a 3-year-old dies in a dui-related crash. we know this is the second time that the driver is accused of getting behind the wheel impaired. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos live in walnut creek this morning. pete, the family of the little boy who died is now calling for change in the law. >> good morning, laura and sam. the mother of that 3-year-old who was killed who was also in that car is recovering from her injuries at the kaiser in walnut creek. the suspected drunk driver who caused the accident has a history of driving under the

influence. that driver we're talking about is 39-year-old yarenit malihan. according to chp he was under the influence of drugs when she rear-ended a stranded car on friday parked on the side of northbound 680, injuring the mother and child and sadly killing 3-year-old elijah dunn. she was arrested for a dui back in june. in that case she's facing a charge of child cruelty. chp issues a pink slip or temp license if someone is caught driving drunk for 30 days. if someone is driving under the influence of drugs, chp does not take away their driver's license. we spoke with the grandfather of the wids who say the law needs to change to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> she can't get away with this. the community is coming together. we need something done. my family is up there in agony right now. >> reporter: a tough time for this family indeed.

malihan is the wife of an alameda county sheriff's deputy. she was released on bail on saturday. a gofundme page is set up for the family of the 3-year-old. last time i checked they have raised nearly $70,000. you can help them out and we have the information on our website at nbcbayarea.com. live in walnut creek, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> it's at $69,000 right now, thank you very much. two people are now behind bars accused of spray painting racial slurs on an antioch home and torching it. 27-year-old roy sorvari and 25-year-old christyne mcdaniel are accused of throwing three molotov cocktails at that home last wednesday. this is the aftermath of the family covering up the racial slurs. police say this started with a dispute between someone at the home and one of the suspect's relatives. court documents accuse the two of plotting to murder and torture the family at least a week before that crime.

they face multiple charges including conspiracy to commit murder, mayhem and torture, all of them with hate crime enhancements. >> i don't know why they did what they did. however, it is a crime of hate, so it's not acceptable. >> both suspects are being held on more than a million dollars' bail. at 6:07. let's take a look at the soberanes fire. the 107,000-acre fire started on july 22nd. it is still not under control, just 60% contained. firefighters are hoping to have it fully contained at least by the end of the month. it's a very different look at that fire. the u.s. forest service teamed up with google earth to show just how much area has been scorched. pretty big map area there. it also shows what kind of terrain the firefighters have been facing. vector control teams will be out in the south bay late tonight spraying to combat west nile virus. fogging will start at 11:00 p.m.

in an area centered around 680 and highway 237. that's where there's recently confirmed cases of mosquitos infected with west nile. spraying is scheduled to wrap up before dawn. crisp start to the morning, but things will bump up a little bit, especially inland. rob mayeda is in for kari this morning. >> still jacket weather in the north bay, 48 degrees for you. 58 in san francisco. and right now clear skies in san jose where we have temperatures at about 55 degrees. mostly clear skies. pretty sunrise on the way. later on highs near 78 degrees in san jose. low 80s south of downtown. upper 60s in san francisco. 76 in palo alto. for the north bay, mid 70s. for the tri-valley, highs approaching low 80s. notice the seven-day forecast, nor san francisco, 70s as we approach the weekend. 80s and low 90s making a comeback. to see what's happening with your morning commute, here is

mike. >> the commute making a comeback, as it does every weekday about this time. in the southbound north 101, the section is standard, baugh slower drive on the approach towards mckee from the earlier crash. activity on the shoulder. getting back to your typical pattern there. over here, a smoother drive, upper eastshore freeway and the maze moving well towards the bay bridge. the issue, not the backup at the toll plaza. but in san francisco, we told you about the police activity crash after a chase. that's near at&t park. watch for local traffic control at the end of the 280 extension. bob redell is heading out there to bring us more. >> thank you very much. you know this street well, mike. one of the few streets in the bay area. it seems to be part of the problem. the people who live on lombard street say they've had enough. they say the tourist traffic is getting out of control. frustration boiled over at a community meeting.

long-time residents say what used to be a weekend inconvenience of people spilling onto the streets is now a daily headache. >> it's a small catastrophe. every weekend, every three-day weekend. that said -- >> every day! >> the past two years it's been awful in the summer, on weekends and holidays. we often can't get out of our driveway. >> the san francisco county transportation authority says it's time to manage the 2 million people visiting that block every year. the agency is exploring new traffic control. options include closing the street to vehicles, a reservation system or charging a toll. the transportation authority is going to consider the feedback and forward some of the ideas to the board of supervisors. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," a candid photo that has created a firestorm at stanford university surrounding a young woman facing criticism,

not for what she was doing, but for what she was wearing. plus, should you get an iphone 7? they go on sale friday. the expert reviews are in. we'll take a look coming up on business and tech.

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a football game showed up on facebook. welcome back everyone. 6:13. a stanford student is being targeted after a picture of her at a football game showed up on facebook. it's not what she was doing, but what she was wearing, a hijab worn by some muslim women. students were photographed at the game last fall including you saf. the candid picture eventually turned up in an ad promoting a vip football experience. not everyone thought it was appropriate. shortly after the picture appeared on facebook, the insults started arriving. many targeting her hijab and also the fact that she is muslim. >> why do they think they get to dictate what i can do as a woman, as muslim woman, as a black muslim woman? >> she also tweeted out some of the insults, eventually finding far more supporters than detractors. she credits strong support from stanford students and apd

administrators with helping her through. former nsa contractor edward snowden is about to appear via video today. he's been living in political asylum since leaking classified information about the u.s. government. now he makes all his appearances by video hookup. today marks the launch of a campaign urging president obama to pardon him. that movement is supported by a number of groups including the aclu, amnesty international, human rights watch and others. the iphone 7 goes on sale on friday. this morning some of the big reviews are in. >> scott mcgrew looked them over. these are serious reviews. >> you'll hear reviews from bloggers who got maybe a few minutes with the phone in last week's apple showcase after the announcement, maybe they got to snap a couple pictures. honestly we don't care about those reviews. apple did give the phone to a select few journalists to use full time. those are the reviews we care about and those were just

published. the "wall street journal's" jeff ross says apple offers plenty of reasons to retain our loyalty. there is enough reason to get over the headphone thing and upgrade. "the new york times" brian chen says, though not perfect, new apple iphones keep apple's promises. brian particularly liked the new camera. you can see it there. both reviewers commented on the longer battery life. you may have a new operating system on your phone if you upgraded to ios 10. a number of people have complained they are having trouble with this upgrade. apple says the best way to upgrade is to connect the phone with the computer and do it through itunes. if you haven't upgraded yet, do it that way. today is an historic day. uber starts picking people up in a self-driving car in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. until today regular people didn't get a chance to drive in a self-driving car. there will be two employees, one in front watching the road, the other watching the data. and back here at home, the guy who invented the google self

driving car announced he's spearheading new online classes so you, too, can be an automated automobile engineer. you dassity will offer three 12-week classes, taking applications until september 27th. you have to be accepted into the class. we'll assume english majors need not apply because probably you need some engineering experience to begin with. this is the new hot job in silicon valley, is automotive engineering. this is where people are going to compete and companies will offer multiple offers just to try to get you. >> what a great opportunity. >> totally. >> so many competitors as you've talked about. by the way, i'm an english major. >> need not apply. >> you just sit down right there. >> i'll bring you the warm and fuzzies. what is black and white and actually cannot quite turn over, but he's trying. perhaps the cutest thing you'll

see all day, a 5-week-old panda cub in central china that doesn't have the strength to turn itself over so he's hanging out on his back. that's normal for this age. the china conservation and research center posted that clip. as you'd imagine, it quickly went viral. the panda is one of two born last month and it doesn't yet have a name, so they are accepted ideas. >> like when you're waiting for your baby to roll over. >> come on, put the toy over there. you can get it. >> i think i can. give him a little poke or something. >> that cold weather is going to perk you right up this morning. >> looks a bit like me when the alarm clock hits. >> it will be nice to warm up and keep the blanket with you as you head outside this morning. numbers in the 40s around the north bay. dress in layers. later today numbers in the upper 70s. cool temperatures, 48, 55 in san jose. notice no fog around san

francisco at least for the moment. 57 degrees. nice pre sunrise view in san jose. as we head through the afternoon, numbers in the mid to upper 70s, average high is 81. we should get there starting tomorrow. in the meantime not much wind to talk about. the sea breeze makes a comeback. that will keep our temperatures down at least for another day. highs upper 70s around downtown san jose. 60s in san francisco. in the north bay, highs today in the mid 70s. 80s walnut creek. pleasanton an livermore, low 80s. 90s possible by friday. high pressure building back in, the exact opposite pattern of the last two days as we see warmer air aloft, less than the see breeze. your seven-day forecast starting to warm up. you'll see a bigger change across our inland locations friday into saturday. the last couple days low to mid 70s, 90s possible around places

like livermore and san jose as we head from friday through sunday. starting with both the roads and the rails for the south bay. most of the traffic flow looks pretty standard on our maps. i want to show you the live camera, 101 northbound, showing a lot of slowing right around the 680 interchange. seeing things start to break apart as far as the backup goes here. earlier crash at mckee is still on the shoulder. let me show you the map. this backup is right here on the map, north of 680. we're seeing the morning commute start to build. slow from capital expressway toward 880. 87 seeing more slowing as well. overall, silicon valley moves very well. the tri-valley moves nicely as well. 680 not so bad after an earlier crash, two crashes cleared to the shoulder. wednesday commute lighter than yesterday. smooth drive over here for hayward and the san mateo bridge. no surprises for the pattern on the 880 side. on the bay bridge the metering

lights are on. back to you. >> no surprises there. coming up next, an e-cigarette explodes, catching a woman's purse on fire. dangerous dust lurking inside your home. the toxic chemicals you could be breathing in every day.

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it happened on sunday. luckily no one was hurt. it did cause some damage to the woman's louis vuitton bag. she say it is lithium battery in her e-cigarette device exploded. she believes it's a freak accident. wondering other vapors to be aware especially around children. whether the risk of the explosion or losing the louis vuitton bag will get her to give up e-cigarettes. an independent study concludes electronic cigarettes can help smokers quit without the side effects tied to products like a nick teen patch. the group found irritation of the throat and mouth are the most common side effects. they also say the longer-term data isn't yet available. a separate study in england found many who tried vaping eventually did quit smoking entirely. 6:24. women's groups are outraged after governor brown vetoed a series of bills that would have

exempt taxes on tampons and diapers. brown said the bills would cost the state too much money and yearly revenues of up to $300 million. one female legislator called it, quote, man slamming. berkeley's so-called right to know ordinance about cell phones requires berkeley merchants to inform phone buyers about the claims that cell phones give off radiation. earlier this year a judge lifted an injunction preventing berkeley's law from taking effect. the cell phone industry wants that injunction to be put back in place until a final ruling is issued. the case is being heard in san francisco. >> that is squarely contrary to science, facts and the fcc's carefully considered findings. >> have they ever said putting a cell phone in your pocket is

unsafe? >> no, but they have repeatedly said here are the standards you have to live under in order to get a cell phone approved so we can cert five it as safe. >> a final ruling on the injunction is not expected for the next couple of months. appeals may eventually take this case all the way to the supreme court. every day dust in your home could be harming your health. researchers from george washington university say household dust can contain chemicals from k3407b products. they tested dust from homes in 14 states and found traces of 45 toxic chemicals used in vinyl flooring, personal care and cleaning products and home furnishings. experts say the chemicals can be inhaled, ingested and absorbed through the skin are linked to cancer, developmental as well as reproductive problems. coming up next on "today in the bay," a major break in a cold case almost 50 years after the crime. how investigators finally tracked down the suspects in connection with the murders of two young california girls.

>> reporter: this well-lit and well-traveled gas station in the east san jose foothills was a crime scene last night. i'm kris sanchez. i'll show you what we know about a late-night shooting. colin powell's e-mails not so kind to donald trump. i'm tracie potts. coming up, more on that. trump on tv today with his medical records. i'm bob redell live in san francisco where a police chase of suspected car jackers comes to a destructive end in front of at&t park. we'll have that story coming up. =laura/4shot=

good morning - and thanks for joining us on this wednesday morning. i'm laura garcia canno a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us on this wednesday morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we have seen conditions kind of yo-yo up and down in recent weeks. we've been up, we've been down. right now kind of down. >> fall, spring into summer, trying to combine all three. chilly outside this morning. we've got some 40s around the north bay. how about that view, pre sunrise san jose right now. temperatures in the mid 50s, highs a bit later on approaching the 70s. cloudy skies rig >> we have no more delay for vta t light rail system in the south bay. that's better news. we had earlier mek nl problems for the santa teresa line. the rest of the roads seeing the northbound push which is typical

101. an earlier crash at mckee kind of rippled back over there. the rest of the commute looks standard, watching the end of 280, king and second. at&t park, police activity. be aware you might have to take a couple-block detour. >> let's go right to that, mike. an update now to breaking news out of san francisco, as mike just mentioned, right by at&t park. a carjacking suspect that basically crisscrossed the city. now they've shut down part of the area, an intersection right by at&t park. >> that's right. we want to go live to bob redell live at the scene right now. very active we understand out there, bob. >> reporter: you can see this is the end of the police pursuit that started around 3:30, starting in the richmond district and ending in front of the ball park. the intersection of 2nd and king. that's the car that was stolen earlier this morning.

they lost control, took out a lamp post, hit the side of the tree. remarkably they're all alive. two of the suspects were stuck in the car. the third one, when this crash happened, took off, the police took off and were able to catch the suspect. all three suspects are in the hospital, and they will be transported eventually to jail. this started, as i mentioned, just before 3:30 this morning. this is on the 6000 block of geary in the richmond district. police were able to locate the vehicle and that's when they tried to pull over the vehicle, they didn't stop. they had this pursuit through the city. one witness tells me that he saw this car coming around on the bend on king street right before the crash. and after the crash counted roughly about ten police vehicles in pursuit. they're right there on the scene when this crash happened. again, three suspects in the hospital, on their way to jail.

once they recover -- this is after a carjacking, the driver's condition is not known. we noted they were not in the car at the time of the crash. right now 2nd and king back down to townsend, in front of the ball park, this is shut down until the wreck is cleared. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> quite a mess by the ball park. in the meantime, a busy east san jose intersection blocked off by crime scene tape as police comb for evidence in a late night shooting right next to a gas station. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live near the corner of piedmont and sierra roads. chris, last night there was a lot of activity there. not as much right now, but a lot of questions to answer. >> we're getting a better lay of the land now that the sun is starting to rise. this even in the dark was a very well-lit gas station here at the corner of sierra road and piedmont road in the east san jose foothills. we did see surveillance cameras

so perhaps san jose police. >> reporter: know what happened. that shooting was reported just after 10:00. our crew on the scene reported it appeared that the investigation centered around a car near one of the pumps. we know one person was shot, perhaps in the abdomen and the leg. because of health privacy laws, we can't see what that person's condition is at this point. we did see a clerk inside the store who appeared to be okay. police have not given us a suspect dripgt to share with you at this point. if that changes, we'll let you know on air. and we'll post it on our wesh site and social media account. this is sierra road near the piedmont road intersection. it is sandwiched between station 19 and a post office right next door. this is a major intersection so perhaps if you were in the area, you might have seen something that didn't seem totally amiss last night, but now in the context of what we're reporting

this morning, it might be a clue that might help police solve this crime. if you saw something, you can call, you can report it anonymously via crime stoppers. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest, kris. 6:34. new details about the woman who slammed into a parked car killing a 3-year-old boy. california highway patrol revealed yarenit malihan, an alameda county sheriff's deputy's wife was under the influence of drugs, not alcohol, during the crash. this isn't the first time she's been arrested for driving while impaired. court documents show she was arrested for dui in pleasanton back in june. records show there was an additional charge of child cruelty because she had a child in the back of the car at the time. now many are wondering how she was able to keep her driver's license. >> we do not take a driver's license for a drug-related dui because of the way the law is written.

>> i don't want the lady out of jail again. she's going to get behind the wheel under the influence again. she didn't learn the first time. >> as the investigation into the crash continues, communities are coming together to mourn the young life lost. there's currently a gofundme account in elijah dunn's name that's already generated up to $69,000. laura, 43 years later and now a break in the case. there are two new suspects in the 1973 double murder. investigators say 12-year-old valerie lane and 13-year-old doris derryberry were killed after they vanished from a shopping trip. investigators found their bodies along a dirt road 35 miles north of sacramento. using technology not available in 1973, officials recently found a dna match for 65-year-old larry don patterson and 65-year-old william lloyd harbour. both men are now in custody. as soon as today, authorities may release the images of a man who is believed to have set fire to a 9/11 memorial in menlo park.

this happened sunday outside the menlo district fire station in east palo alto. police san jose surveillance video shows a man with a distinctive walk approaching the display of 343 american flags that firefighters placed there to remember first responders who died in the twin towers. in all, about a half dozen of those flags burned. >> stopping at the corner, waiting for traffic to leave and squatting down, setting the flags on fire. >> police say the man's distinct walk could be enough for someone to identify him. if the video is not released today, it should be out by tomorrow. democratic vice presidential hopeful tim kaine will be in the bay area in a few hours. >> campaigning for running mate hillary clinton who is expected to return to the cain trail tomorrow. tracie potts live in washington, d.c. donald trump we're told will be releasing medical history today. good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning.

he'll tell us about his last checkup. how deep into the medical history he goes, we don't know yet. we do know overnight it was confirmed former secretary of state colin powell is addressing the fact that he did, in fact, make some comments about donald trump and his candidacy. >> this morning former secretary of state colin powell confirms an e-mail calling donald trump a, quote, national disgrace. today donald trump has promised to reveal results of his physical on the dr. oz show. >> i'm not going to ask questions he doesn't want to have answer. >> his campaign manager saying there's no need for detailed medical history. >> i don't know why we need such extensive medical reporting when we all have a right to privacy. >> also today trump is promising the reveal his economic plans fully paid for after announcing he'd expand tax deductions for child care. >> those in leadership must put themselves in the shoes of the

laid-off factory worker, the family worried about security or the mom struggling to afford child care. >> really? this is the guy you want to be championing working people? >> reporter: president obama filling in for hillary clinton tweeting but still recovering at home. she's expected to be back on the trail tomorrow. when she comes back she's headed to north carolina and will spend a couple days doing events here in d.c. back to you. >> tracie potts live in washington, thank you. 6:39. the campaign to make community colleges free across america makes a stop in the area. jill biden will join state leader in san jose to talk about some of the newest programs to help boost community college access and she'll meet to discuss president obama's community college initiative. maybe she's bringing her coat as well as she comes over

across country, rob. we've seen temperatures dip a little bit. >> compared to the hot temperatures on the east coast, west coast seeing below average temperatures, but no drizzle this morning around the bay area, and no snow in the sierra. that system has moved into northeastern nevada. behind it we'll see high pressure building in. you want to dress in layers this morning. upper 40s in the north bay. heading into the afternoon, mid 70s around napa. close to 80 in san jose today. then notice san francisco, 70s in reach as we head towards the start of the weekend and that warmup across the inland valleys will take us into the upper 80s and low 90s starting friday. >> we're looking around the bay. pretty typical pattern as far as the speed sensors go, a crash in san jose. two crashes reported. i think they're the same one because the details are the same. separated by a good distance. one reported at capital expressway. the other about 680. we'll take a look at the live shot over there. we don't see any lanes blocked. this is a pretty typical

pattern. let's watch the area around capital expressway for north 101 for the time being. san mateo bridge westbound, talking about the push over to the peninsula. that's what you see, a standard flow here, 101, bayshore freeway will show slowing. back to you guys. >> thank you so much. all new this morning, san francisco muni trains may be soon going the way of b.a.r.t., at least as it comes to more reliable phone service. for years b.a.r.t. riders have enjoyed a pretty reliable cellular network under ground. on muni, not so much. cell phone internet service for light rail riders typically cuts in and out. today the board of supervisors will consider a plan to boost cell phone coverage through a collaboration with b.a.r.t. in using the existing cellular market. coming up next, gold medalist simone biles and many other members of team usa now the victims of a cyber hack. and russia may be behind it. information that's coming out. plus the best electric car to drive on battery street.

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busy. fresh off his promotional trip to china, curry appeared on the ellen show yesterday and last night was a featured guest at the world famous tech crunch in san francisco. among the topics he was asked about, colin kaepernick. >> i support him and his attempt to start the conversation or continue the conversation or try to better a terrible situation that we've been noticing in the last -- for a while -- >> forever. >> specifically in the last five years. that's what i comment him for, his act. but i would do it a different way. >> as for what steph will do, kur ri says he's going to likely continue to stand during the national anthem during the nba season. in the meantime kaepernick's jersey remains the number one seller on the nfl shop's website. this is san francisco supervisor eric mar at last night's board meeting with a kaepernick jersey tuktd underneath his blazer.

>> kaepernick's national anthem protest and the similar scenes played out across the nfl will be a topic of conversation when matt lauer sits down with commissioner roger goodell on the "today" show this morning. the two will discuss what the league is going to try to do, also torques prevent head trauma. >> i remember an example last season, case keenum and the rams. we all watched as he took a hit and went down. his head hit the turf. he grabbed his head -- i think everybody watching said, he's got a concussion, and nothing happened. stayed in the game. when you were watching that footage, what was your first reaction? >> that our protocol was violated, that that's not right. he should have gotten medical treatment. what we did, is we worked to try to evaluate our medical protocols and improve on them, make sure they're communicated to every medical personnel in the league. we did that with the nfl players association n. the off season we just announced a few weeks ago

we strengthened that, so if anyone does violate our protocol on the team level they're subject to discipline. >> did anyone get fired for that, lose their job over that? >> no. >> you can watch the full interview coming up on the "today" show starting at 7:00. some of america's best-known olympians including gold medalist simone biles have been targeted in what's being called a criminal hacking attack. the world anti-doping agency says russian hackers broke into its database and stole medical records from olympians including biles and tennis star serena williams the ioc calls the attack, quote, a smear campaign after many russian athletes were ban friday the rio games. >> you got to have seen that coming. you go after the russians and the russians want to now set the stage and embarrass some other

countries to say, hey, their athletes are doping as well. you knew they were an organization that was definitely ton radar. >> usa gymnastics confirmed that biles' medical records were, in fact, stolen. it also released a statement saying biles did not break any rules. 6:48 right now. the stock market has done more twists and turns than an olympic gymnast it seems in the past few days. >> scott mcgrew, they're all trying to balance fears of an interest rate hike? >> that's right. one day, a fed governor will hint we ought to raise rates. then another will hint that we ought not. let's go to the nasdaq. that's financial engines out of sunnyvale ringing the nasdaq this morning. it's been a rough couple of days on the market. chevrolet announced this week its much anticipated chevy bolt electric car will have a much longer range than anyone expected. i got a chance to drive the bolt yesterday. note that's the bolt with a b, not the chevy volt with a v.

the bolt is all electric. the volt is a plug-in hybrid. chevy says the bolt will be available by the end of the year. now, the obvious comparison we need to make is with the tesla model through. the bolt is going to be a long-range car, 238 miles. that's a long range for an electric car, and available by the end of the year. meanwhile, the tesla full of mystery. we know it will have a slightly shorter range. we think it will cost about $35,000. and we have no idea when you will actually get to drive one. so bolt or tesla? steve wozniak got a chance to drive the bolt. and he says tesla will have a difficult time selling me a model 3. woz likes the fold-down seats

because it can carry his segue. you probably won't care about that. the bottom line, guys, i want you to think of the bolt as possibly a regular car. it happens to be electric. it's a regular sub compact car. it's expensive, but you can begin to start thinking less about gas and electric and more about the electric car. that's where electric cars are really going to catch on. >> also raising the gold standard for mileage on these cars. >> so exciting that tesla scared detroit into this. and they did. >> see movement there. thanks a lot. remember the story of anthony ervin, the u.s. swimmer who won gold in rio in the 50-meter freestyle after a 16-year gap? it was a story waiting to be told. last night ervin was in berkeley promoting his new book "chasing water." he once swam for cal and won gold in sydney in 2000. it took 16 years for him to get back from a trail of self

detrucks and redemption along the way. >> weakness and insecurities i had to contend with. >> he won two golds in rio including a relay medal. in his book he credits what he says are really great people helping him get back to the top. >> so many amazingly compelling stories out of rio. that one, two decades and all the training involved. >> and now you can read about it. >> writing a book at the same time. >> a renaissance man as is rob mayeda who is tracking the weather. >> shifting through the seasons. yesterday we had drizzle and snow. the picture of the day yesterday, mid afternoon around kirkwood, looks like a painting. you have snow on top of the mountains. first snow of the season. yes, still technically summer. saw the same thing happen last year. this is the time of year where we transition into cold pat terps and warm patterns. about to see that again. the system that brought the sierra snow has moved to the east. behind it clearing skies.

40s around the north bay. clear skies in san jose. there's a look at healdsburg this morning, 49 degrees, patchy clouds, temperatures in the low 50s. into san jose, clear skies, close to 50. our south bay microclimates, down to 47 in morgan hill. not a lot of wind to talk about this morning. but the sea breeze will pick up heading into the afternoon which will keep our temperatures slightly below average for another day. highs in the 60s near san francisco, 70s to low 80s around the south bay. north bay temperatures comfortable. 80s around the tri-valley over towards walnut creek and antioch. cool temperatures for now. the area of low pressure has moved on. behind it, high pressure building in, so a jump back to summer-like temperatures as we head back to the second half of the week. san francisco climbing closer to the 70s as we head into the weekend. you'll notice the inland temperatures jumping by friday.

almost 50 degrees warmer. upper 80s and low 90s starting friday and taking us through this upcoming weekend. >> we're looking as the commute continues to build. we'll take you to san jose where chp storted things out. they say it was indeed the same crash. that has cleared from the roadway. a general push north towards san jose making its way towards silicon valley. 680 south through sunol out of pleasanton. 880 towards union city and west across the bridges is your general commute. the bay bridge toll plaza moving west towards san francisco shows an easy drive. the backup at the toll plaza is there and the activity around at&t park, bob will talk about that crash scene and an earlier chase there and palo alto moves well. there you go, guys. >> looks good, thanks, mike. an update to breaking news in san francisco. an alleged carjacking that leads to a dramatic crash at at&t

park. we're ooh live at the scene with the latest after the break. >> first happening right now, a broadcasting legend, vin scully says the last game he's going to do is the los angeles dodgers' regular season finale here in san francisco regardless of the whether the dodgers make the play-offs. you can read more about that story on nbcbayarea.com. giants star buster posey posed for pictures, signed autographs and made bedside visits to young cancer patients to ucsf bed sides. before you head out the door -

here are the top stories on nbc it's 6:57. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on nbc bay area. breaking news this morning. bob redell is live in san francisco at the scene of a dramatic crash right by at&t park. this likely started as a carjacking. >> reporter: correct. there were three carjacking suspects in what's left of this car they tried to steal from the richmond district. it crashed here in front of at&t park near the intersection of second and king where police are processing the scene for evidence. now, according to a witness, they say there were about ten san francisco police cars in pursuit of this car when it lost control, hit a light post and crashed into the tree. the three suspects in the car, one of them got out on foot.

the other two remained in the car. all three suspects in the hospital, soon to be taken to jail after being treated and released, assuming their injuries will permit it. the carjacking happened in the richmond district. police heard about it. they were able to catch up with the car, tried to pull them over. obviously they didn't listen to the command and there was this chase that ended at second and king. as a result, second and king is shut down until they're able to clear the wreck. >> live in at&t park, bob redell, "today in the bay." more breaking news coming into the newsroom. a deadly shooting down the block from an east bay b.a.r.t. station. a live look at the scene right now. oakland police say a man was shot inside a vehicle near the fruitvale station about two hours ago. when officers arrived, the victim was already dead. homicide investigators are now headed to the scene. we'll continue to follow

updates there. a lot of activity on both sides of the bay this morning. on the werather front, calm and cool. >> 40s and 50s in the north bay and south bay for the morning. 70s to low 80s inland today. start a warming trend that will put us toward the 70s around san francisco later this week. 80s and 90s, a taste of summer making a comeback on friday. >> summer is hanging on. a lot of people hanging on to the steering wheel this morning. >> but doing all right. we talked about activity near the fruitvale station. a smooth drive, south bay sorting out after earlier crashes. there's your westbound push. the bay bridge, we know ability that. the dumbarton bridge picking up traffic for 84. and the san mateo bridge, we'll give you the live shot, we've got a lot of cars and limited amount of space. that's how it works. >> that's how it works. that's why he's always here. >> he's a former engineer, too. >> that's what's happening,

"today in the bay," back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> we'll see you for our midday newscast at 11:00. have a great wednesday. ♪ good morning. breaking overnight. former secretary of state colin powell hacked. his e-mails revealed. calling donald trump a national disgrace. and accusing the clinton campaign of trying to drag him into her e-mail scandal. this morning, powell telling nbc news, the hackers have more. targeted. chilling video showing the moment a driver plows into a group of police officers outside a phoenix gas station, throwing one of them into the air. >> this is a violent, cowardly act on our police officers. >> the suspect arrested after this violent struggle and facing attempted murder charges. southern soaker. overnight, tropical storm julia develops over florida. fl