it )s 4-30 on a tuesday morning. as we take a live look outside from our emeryvil good tuesday morning. 4:30 right now. we are taking a live look from our emeryville camera, and it is 4:30 in the morning. look at all those cars out there. just so much commuting going on here in the bay area. some fog as well. that's normal. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> we're assuming people are going to work. >> i think they might be driving around. >> near the maze, you make a very interesting point there, mike. >> we'll check that morning commute. first a look at the forecast with kari. it's looking good, much cooler and more clouds and fog than we've seen recently. the marine layer even deeper this morning and that means some refreshing breezes and cooler temperatures even inland. we start out at 60 degrees right

now it's mid-50s for the north bay as you see the clouds there looking at today's high temperatures reaching into the mid-80s in the north bay. and ttioch up to 88 degrees. san jose 83. 60 in half moon bay. we'll talk about what's ahead as our temperatures go right back up for the weekend. that's coming up. mike says no major problems. >> i don't want to jinx anything but no major problems, even out of the altamont pass, mild slowing as the merge happens at 205 and 580. north bay into the san fran san francisco area. a quick look at the peninsula side. 101 continuing across the golden gate bridge. look at how easy the drive is. warriors star draymond green will be heading from the court to the courtroom a. lawsuit will be filed against the athlete today. >> the plaintiffs are a man and a woman claiming they were physically assaulted.

"today in the bay's" pete suratos is live in oakland taking a closer look at this case. and, pete, this is not the first time draymond green has found himself in trouble. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to u you, sam and laura. i'm sure the golden state warriors would love to have the attention on draymond green inside of oracle arena instead of off the court. as you just mentioned there will be a news conference held later this morning in los angeles. more details on this new case but i was able to get some information this morning as far as past incidents that date back to last season. let's go ahead and jump into it starting in march of last year. that's when draymond green snap chatted a video of himself speeding in his new bmw hittinging speeds of at least 118 miles an hour. he apologized for those actions. fast forward to july of 2016, last off-season, when he was arrested for assault on a former michigan state football player at an east lansing, michigan

bar. he was a famous alumni of michigan state. but as far as that case goes he reached a plea deal where he paid a $560 fine for those actions. and then in that same month, this was around the time before he left for the olympics, green sends out an inappropriate snap chat pic to his followers. at first he claimed he was hacked and then admits he meant to send it privately. today a man and woman suing green for alleged assault and battery and in the press release it only cites claims of physical assault, bullying, and misleading statements of green they claim have severely impacted their lives. our sister station in los angeles, knbc, will be carrying the news conference live at 9:00 a.m. i'll be monitoring the case all morning and will have live updates throughout the show. live outside oracle arena, pete suratos, "today in the bay." thanks for the latest, pete. live to washington, d.c., this morning. there's going to be a crucial vote on health care today, that

we know. what they're voting on, members of the republican caucus don't even know. republicans need 50 out of 52 senators in their party to vote yes to open up debate on a health care bill passed in may. if they move forward that bill could be drastically changed or even replaced with a straight repeal beil. senator john mccain was recently diagnosed with brain cancer is returning to capitol hill to make that vote. how he's expected to vote is the question. a live report coming up from washington, d.c. president trump's son-in-law jared kushner returns to capitol hill for another closed door interview. this time speaking with lawmakers from the house intel committee. yesterday he answered questions from the staff of the senate init teint t init tell intel committee saying he had four meetings including one with donald trump jr. he insisted he did nothing wrong. jared kushner speaking at the white house after talking with senate intel staff. >> let me be very clear.

i did not collude with russia nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. i had no improper contacts. i have not relied on russian funds for my businesses. >> and this morning trump tweeting out jared kushner did very well yesterday in proving he did not collude with russians. witch-hu witch-hunt, next up 11-year-old baron trump. the familiy of a man found dead near an elementary school will offer a reward for information about his death. as we reported before someone shot and killed 19-year-old joseph back in march. p police say the shooting happened next to an elementary school in san jose. his grandfather says there are still no leads. the family is offering a $5,000 reward for information. berkeley city council has a full

agenda today. it at the top of the list police reform. city leaders will consider reviewing and reforming the police commission. as the daily calendar this morning the need to reform comes after the police department rehe'sed a report last week showing racial disparity such as black drivers nearly six times more likely to be pulled over than white drivers. blacks five times more likely to be searched than whites. big show tonight for hall and oates and tears for fears will be postponed due to a family emergency. if you have a ticket make sure you hold he on to it. all will be honored when the show is ultimately rescheduled. >> everybody wants to rule the world, sam. 4:36 right now. up next your business headlines and another acquisition. facebook's new effort to crack down on online pirates.

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the fed is not expected to hike interest rates but investors will look for clues as to when it might start reducinging the ma massive balance sheet. the likes of 3m, dumont, general motors and mcdonald's, to 21,513. the nasdaq rose 23 to 6410, that's another record high. facebook has bought a startup company to help it crack down on users who share pirated video and other content without permission. facebook has had a lot of issues with pirated content in the past and it's been two since years it first announced to identify and remove video clips shared by people who don't have the rights. earlier this year facebook added another option for content creators, leave it out and make money pirate users are making for you. michael kors is buying jimmy

chao, of course known for its heels and accessories. michael kors was a big name in luxury but sales have struggled as fewer people are visiting the stores, sam and laura. back to you. >> interesting it would be michael kors which has become more affordable in the price range over the years. thank you, landon. >> new this morning the national archives has released hundreds of new documents about the jfk assassinati assassination. monday the agency released 3,800 records. 441 of those documents have never been made public with before. they include transcripts and recordings with a former kgb agent, lee harvey oswald's time in the soviet union. 4:41. another nice start to our morning. kari hall has a look right now

at our tuesday forecast. staying on the cooler side, kari. yes, it will today. in san jose all clear. let me show you the temperature trend for los gatos. it will be at 65 degrees at 8:00 this morning. we'll see those temperatures rise into the mid-80s today. going to be a nice one. we'll talk about our higher temperatures in the weekend forecast coming up. and an easy drive right now for the tri-valley. this is westbound 580 or at least the headlights are. taillights eastbound. we'll show you what's going on over on the peninsula.

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seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen. this is our break. looking at san francisco, we see the clouds way overhead but we'll start to see those clouds as we go throughout the rest of the morning and we'll see some drizzle, too. our temperatures start out now at 61 degrees. it is 60 degrees in san jose and livermore is now at 60 degrees. as we go into this afternoon it's going to be in the lower 80s for san jose and milpitas and still mid to upper 80s for morgan hill and gilroy. as we head to the east bay some upper 80s for concord and danville, 87 degrees. and 72 in oakland. and for the peninsula, 73 in san mateo. palo alto 78 degrees. and san francisco in the upper 50s for the marina and mission district. santa rosa today topping out at 84. as you're getting ready this morning and about to get ready to head out the door another nice day for some short sleeves and don't forget the sunglasses, too. you'll need them later on with

all of the bright sunshine we'll see today and a nice day to spend in napa and sonoma valley. upper 70s today and once again a nice breeze kick iing in. as we give a look at hitting the links forecast in the tri-valley a nice day for golfing. much lower temperatures. this will will probably be your best day of the week to get out there and enjoy even for this afternoon as the temperatures reach into the mid-80s. for san francisco we're going to be in the mid-60s for today. upper 60s tomorrow and then it does trend into the low 70s for the rest of the weekend. inland areas, it is going to be hot once again. we'll crank up the heat for the next several days. we'll be back in the 90s starting out tomorrow. and mike now you're tracking a crash on the peninsula. >> i am but it came into chp. the report is 280 right there. i'm showing you here we don't have any lane information because the reporting party wasn't able to see that. so as we track that and watch for chp's update a note for that

area, 101 about the same latitude we're looking at northbound 101 approaching the mill vertebrae exit. reports of a ladder or a tarp in lanes. my concern is if it's a lighter tarp it may blow up and onto someone's windshield. we'll track that until it is clear of the chp report. just shy of sfo. no problem as well, mass transit no delays. green showing up in the altamont pass. typical here and three out from livermore. you see the dublin interchange all cutting down through highway 84 about the same. that will change as the morning builds throughout the tri-valley. we'll track that and you can track it, too, on your phone. you are a member of our team. hit the magnifying glass, select your profile and your team, nbc bay area wazers. back to you. mike, thank you so much. 4:48 right now. later today governor brown is

slate slated to sign the new cap and trade legislation approved by sacramento lawmakers last week. that program puts a price and a cap on climate changing emissions so it is continuing existing law but this will strengthen the old one and extend it by ten years. former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is expected to attend. he approved the original cap and trade law. former vice president al gore promotes his new documentary in the bay area today "an inconvenient sequel" is the follow-up to "an inconvenient truth." the documentary was shown at the castro theater last night. the vice president was there as well. his films are about the dangers of climate change and last night spoke about lack of leadership from the trump administration on combatting climate change. mr. gore will do a press junket meeting a lot of reporters in san francisco later this morning. all new this morning a

california supreme court decision could make it tougher for prisoners to get their sentences reduced under the three strikes law. on monday the court unanimously agreed they can consider facts and cases that were previously dismissed in order to deny a reduction request. that 2012 ballot measure, three strikes, allows inmates to request a shorter sentence if the short strike was considered to be a minor offense. now judges can deny requests even if an inmate had a firearm during a case that was dismissed. look back at the population going back several years here. the numbers on your screen, the most recent ones come from the state that are september 2016. there were over 6,900 third strike inmates. the year before that basically the same number. the same goes for 2014 as well all within the same range. in 2013 about 7,500 inmates who fit the criteria. in 2012, 8,500.

golden gate transit has finished equipping buses with high-tech security cameras. old and obsolete cameras have been replaced on all golden gate transit buses. the new system uses wi-fi technology allowing for real-time video streaming and remote downloads for viewing footage wherever or whenever needed. most of the nearly $1 million price tag was covered by grant money. riding in style. b.a.r.t. showing off its new trains and a private ride along after a series of issues involving passenger complaints. b.a.r.t. is rolling out a new fleet of trains. changes include fewer seats but more room to stand in and more actual security cameras. the train ran well on a limited test and some new models will be ready to roll out in september. as for the rest of the fleet, that, we are told, will take longer.

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detwiler fire near yosemite national for e are making progress. the possibility of dry lightning. firefighters are preparing for what's next as that fire continues to burn. it has now scorched 120 square miles. dozens of homes destroyed. the fire is now up at 60% containment so that is an improvement from 50% yesterday. full containment could take two more weeks. chevron is going to be forced to pay out a $20 million fine for a fire at a richmond refinery that was almost five years ago. this this is part of the settlement between the company and cal osha. back in 2012 a pipe ruptured causing a fire that sent toxic black smoke into the air. chevron agreed to replace all carbon steel piping, better monitor equipment and provide more thorough training. the girl scouts unveiled 20

new batches thanks in part to the girls focused toy company based in oakland. the badges focus on outdoors including meteorologiy and conservation. next year cyber security badges will be offered. the vice president says engaging girls before second grade goes a long way in nudging them into those fields later in life. it is hard to miss something you don't necessarily know is gone. a hockey player, a hall of famer no less, has his ring back. it's with its owner after it was lost for three years. >> he didn't know it was missing. he thought his son had his ring but the son lost it in a new york lake then used a represent represently ka as a replacement. >> but the secret is now over . a scuba diver found the ring and returned it yesterday. >> i'm glad that he returned it and we are thankful, all the

family, for being a great individual. >> gamble's son craig says he dropped the ring three years ago while he was out with his wife. the family says they are grateful to have the proper ring back with them. >> i think the son was just trying to do the right thing. >> he was. and sometimes ignorance is bliss for the dad. no harm, no foul. >> the sun certainly not gone. we're not yet in the dog days of summer, are we, kari? >> not yet but it is nice. there are places you can go and still enjoy winter. at&t park, it's going to be cool and foggy out there. our temperatures in the upper 50s. we'll talk about what's ahead as our temperatures do get really hot coming up next. and we're looking pretty cool here in palo alto. an easy drive between san fr francisco and the south bay. 101 moves well. i do have an issue for 280

coming up. all right. and we are tracking a businey d ahead in washington. president trump's early morning message to his attorney general and also more on the health care vote.

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i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we can see a good portion of the golden gate bridge. that is always nice. >> for now. a lot of sunshine. it's going to be another warm day. this is our break from those 90-degree temperatures as we take a live look outside in san jose. we're going to head up to 83 degrees later today and our temperatures will be trending into the upper 50s by 6:00 and some upper 70s by noon. as we head over to mike you have an update for the peninsula. >> i do. the tarp or the blanket southbound at milbrae. let's say we're going to track that but it doesn't sound like it's preventing an issue. we got confirmation chp says the fast lane is blocked now by the crash and there may be injuries related to this crash north 280. now traffic is still light on the peninsula. you don't see any slowi