and good morning to you on this fine tuesday. let's take a live look it at the bay bridge. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning. good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get to the forecast. anyone notice it's a little cooler out this morning? >> a little bit. it's nice. we're starting out with clouds. we'll see them quickly clearing up and slightly warmer temperatures today, but it's is still going to be very nice and we're continuing that great weather that we had yesterday. as you head out it's 62 degrees in san jose. and it's 58 degrees in napa and fairfield. san francisco, 61 degrees. now heading up to 64 today with 81 in antioch and san jose at 75 degrees.

today in napa expect a high of 79. we'll talk about what's ahead as our temperatures warm up for the rest of the week coming up. mike now has a crash in livermore. >> i do, kari. this crash is over on the shoulder and i want to assure folks this is what you ex inspect to see for the sensors, green everywhere. the slightest bit of slowing here coming out of the altamont pass. by the time you get to the crash i hear the greenville exit there's not a problem. we'll look at the live look further west coming to the dublin interchange. there is a good volume of traffic. i will track it as the volume builds off 205. so far, laura, no big deal. back to you. 4:31. a big deal for this family. a woman and her husband will say good bye to their daughters as they're forced to return to mexico after a 15-year fight for citizenship. maria sanchez will be floig to mexico city.

they've been in the u.s. for 23 years. activists and ralliers. she spoke to us about how hard it is to leave. >> i don't even want to think about it. i know it's going to be difficult, so i have some of my friends i want to be there for them. >> her 12-year-old son is going to mexico for two years but plans to come back for high school. her special needs daughter will stay legally in the united states and another daughter is close to graduating uc san it at that cruz with a degree in human biology. facing tough questions after its official twitter account re-tweeted a posting from an alt-right founding and a white nationalist richard spencer. it was a news conference spencer help yesterday calling president trump's speech, quote, kumbaya nonsense. as far as that retweet the sheriff's tweeted that was an

accidental re-tweet and was in no way done intentionally. it did take an hour to bring the re-tweet down. the sheriff's office said we're work iing to take this accident re-tweet down. "today in the bay's" bob redell is at the alme he da county sheriff's office asking questions. he'll have a live report coming up at 5:30. president trump is at trump tower facing backlash in his delay in denouncing specific hate groups in charlottesville, virginia. edward lawrence with more reaction. >> reporter: the president made a much stronger condemnation of the violence over the weekend. many people say it's too little, too late. >> no kkk, no fascist usa. >> reporter: protesters greeted donald trump as he arrived at trump tower in new york, angry it took 48 hours for the president to specifically call

out those who killed one woman. >> racism is evil. they are criminals and thugs including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant. >> reporter: president trump was quick to denounce the ceo of merck hours after he resigned from the manufacturing council. democrats say she is strong words took too long. >> the president in his last statement actual ly sounded presidential. i wish that he would have said those same words on saturday. >> these are groups that are used to hearing dog whistles from public officials, so they take that as a green light. we are approving of this violence against counterprotestors. >> reporter: the department of justice will take the most vigorous action against the people and groups responsible for the shcharlottesville

violence. >> we'll protect the right to assemble and march and we'll prosecute to the fullest extent of the law. >> reporter: sessions updated the president on the civil is rights investigation into the attack. now, in all, three prominent ceos from intel, merck, and underarmour have resigned from the advisory council because of the lack of condemnation of the weekend violence. reporting in washington, edward lawrence. the bay area is still working to heal after the violence in charlottesville. dozens gathered for a peace vigil yesterday. during the vigil speakers emphasized white nationalists do not represent all of america. >> this in charlottesville i think as in walnut creek and our communities in con tra kocosta county there are more people of goodwill than of hate. many people were from outside the community. >> one of those outsiders was

cole white, a berkeley man, who joined the virginia rally. he was outed online and was fired from had his job. still ahead this half hour, edward lawrence mentioned it, two more ceos backing out of an advisory council over the president's response to the tragedy. and at 5:00 jimmy fallon's late night message has people talking. also talk about the suspect in the case. new this morning records from a south bay had high school are being requested in the civil case against harvard university. the ivy league school is accuse ed of discriminating against asian americans. "the mercury news" is reporting records from cupertino have been requested. it's one of four high schools involved in the case. 80% of the student body is asian american. 4:36 right now. coming up, a new way to share moususic with your friends. the option facebook messengers now has that lets you rock out. another bay area city lo

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following the move by merck ceo ken frazier yesterday morning. krzanich said his decision was based on the worrying direction of uz. some of the biggest stars like seth curry. we could see more gains after monday's rally. the markets had their best day of the summer as investors ease tensions between the u.s. and north korea. 31 points to 21,993. the nasdaq up 83 to 6340. cnbc has learned apple and aetna held secret talks about possibly offering the apple watch to health ensure 2 million customers. they could roll out the plan

next year. it would benefit apple which has heavily promoted the watch for health and fitness. back to you. >> to your health, landon. new to facebook messenger if you mention music, spotify will pop up. facebook's intelligent assistant is monitor words to come up with spotify suggestions. facebook does it this with ride share and payment options. they have been partnering on messenger since last year allowing users to share music. coming up, what feels like a cooler start to a tuesday morning. >> it is nice to have these little cooldowns. we are going to have temperatures ramping up as we go through the week. a live look outside going to with willow glen with our temperatures in the lower 60s to start. we'll be in the mid-70s today. another beautiful day. we'll talk about what's ahead coming up next. and this live look shows oakland at the coliseum is and

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4:44 now on your tuesday morning. i feel a tiny bit of fall it in the air. am i crazy? >> well, it does feel like fall. it does feel like fall but summer is going to return in the next couple of days. i don't want to think about that yet. school is starting this week for a lot of kids. temperatures in the low 60s. cloudy skies. sun rise at 6:25 this morning. and it's mostly cloudy now in the east bay at 60 degrees and 56 with a little bit of drizzle and fog in san francisco. it it will top out in the mid to upper 70s today which is really nice, much cooler than average, and now the seven-day forecast comes up it at the bottom of the screen, it feels like fall today but more like summer in just a couple of days so we're heading up to 81 degrees in antioch for the afternoon.

danville is at 79 degrees and 72 in hayward for the peninsula 64 degrees. in half moon bay. palo alto at 74. with some mid-70s for the north you bay, even some upper 70s for santa rosa and napa. as we get started this morning, we have some cloudy skies, but even though we do have some clouds now don't forget the sunglasses. that clearing by late morning and it will be a very nice afternoon. you'll be comfortable with long sleeves on today and we do have some slightly cooler temperatures once again for this time of year. as we take a live look outside in sfrap san fran temperatures if the low 60s. we don't see it warming up very much today. we'll stay in the 50s throughout the morning with mostly chowedy skies. if you're going out to the a's game this evening it's going to be cool and turning mostly cloudy with some breezy winds, lower 60s there. going hikinging in the north bay, it will be a great day for

that. you can spend a lot of time outside and feel comfortable all day long, but those winds will start to pick up as we go into this afternoon. san francisco keeps the 60s in the forecast for the next several days. and i don't think we'll see much in the way of any clearing for today but we're going to see a lot more sunshine in the forecast. look at how hot it gets on friday and then we keep those fairly warm temperatures into the weekend. and mike is tracking what's happening as you head out on the road. the nimitz freeway is fine as you come out through oakland. green sensors around the bay. the only crash is that westbound 580 in greenville. the car is over on the shoulder. so we're going to track that as well. we'll get you over to your b.a.r.t. and transit times. things are moving well. there's no node for any reroute. we have great travel times as well. now should things get crowded they probably will. check your waze app on your phone. make sure you're a member of our

team and you select nbc bay area wazers by going to your profile, clicking on the nothimagnifying glass, your name and team. nbc bay area wazers and we'll help each other out throughout the day. new this morning uc berkeley hired a social worker to assess the needs of homeless in people's parks. the "san francisco chronicle" says social workers started last month and paid $92,000 a year, at least nine violent crimes were reported in the park last year. and in june a homeless woman was charged with putting meth in a little boy's mouth. the university actually owns the park and is exploring the option of building student housing there. it's no surprise the homeless population in berkeley overall is on the rise. we looked up the numbers. in 2009 more than 300 sheltered homeless and 371 sheltered according to daily cow sheltered number remains the same today. the number has nearry doubled more than 650.

it is 4:48 and new this morning a fork lift driver is dead after a mishap with his machine on monday. a report from news 24 680. it happened about 3:00 in lafayette at a construction site on avalon avenue. crews say he died after becoming entangled with the fork lift. three teenaged boys in petaluma facinging charges of stealing drugs from another teenager. "the press democrat" reports they were arrested on saturday. police say they arranged to do a drug deal with a 15 ye-year-oldy earlier in the day. they instead robbed the teenager of cocaine and his wallet. the suspects used a replica m s pistol and were later arrested during an unrelated call. officers say they found the fake gun on them. it's 4:49. two people charged with robbinging and killing a san francisco photographer will be back in court friday.

yesterday the duo pleaded not guilty. authorities accuse fantasy decuir and lamont mims of shooting him. mims had been arrested for having a gun while on felly probation. >> based on the facts and the facts are very clear he was a felon arrested with guns and he should not have been allowed on the streets of san francisco. >> the pair will be back in court on friday. new this morning a nevada man is in jail for a street fight being treated as a hate crime. it happened sunday about 8:00 a.m. on sun parkway and leafwood drive. the suspect allegedly accused a hispanic man from stealing from his car. he spit if his face and called

him racial slur during that fight. vallejo is pressing to change marijuana laws. city hall will update people on recommendations to amend the city codes on dispensaries happening tonight at 6:30 at jfk library. plans for a large entertainment project called at dublin. 76-acre complex north of the 580 interchange. the developers told the east bay times it will include restaurants, a mplaza, movie theater, housing. the plans are more heavy on entertainment than retail but do propose 700 housing units and two hotels. 4:51. we all know teenagers usually like to sleep in. now the government could be on their side. why state lawmakers are pushing for later class start times and why parents say it will wreak havoc on their lives. but first, happening now, just had in texas a&m has

canceled the white nationalist protest planned for september 11. the college canceled that rally because of safety concerns. four people in india arrested for leaking "the game of thrones." the suspects worked for a company responsible for storing and processing those episodes. this is not related to the hack hbo is dealing with. who are these people?

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forecast coming up. new this morning children who don't get enough sleep could have a higher risk of developing diabetes. >> a british study showed kids who get one less hour of sleep weighed more and higher levels of blood glucose. increasinging slope time by just a half hour could lower the risk of type 2 diabetes later in life. more details now, state lawmakers in the assembly considering a bill that would give students more time to sleep. the state senate approved the bill 328 in may. it delays school start times until after 8:30 in the morning. no word on when the assembly will vote on the bill. former governor arnold schwarzenegger wants to do had his part in fighting hate in the united states. on facebook schwarzenegger announced a $100,000 donation to a los angeles-based anti-hate group. the organization named after the nazi hunter who schwarzenegger called his friend.

the former governor says the donation is in response to those violent crashes in virginia. happening this week las vegas city leaders decided on financing of that new raiders stadium. >> it's happening thursday. the clark county commission will get briefed on construction of the $1.9 billion stadium $750 million in public money to be paid back by a hotel room tax. new details on the oakland raiders' future home. according to the vegas review journal the planned stadium will have ten levels and have a grass not turf field and a transparent roof. more details coming up in september. coming up, the future of transit in the dumbarton corridor. the report set to unveil tonight. >> a cooler trend continues. >> yes. it's going to be great as we head into this afternoon as well. we do start out with some clouds as we take a live look outside in san jose and temperatures stay in the 60s through much of the morning and then only up to

74 degrees today. it is going to start to warm up, though, as we go through the week. and it's hotter in the south bay. a look at free throw month. things move well with those headlights but in san jose word of an off ramp because of a fire. i can't look at my beautiful, growing, curious daughter and say nothing when this kind of thing is happening. >> coming up, all new at 5:00, an emotional overnight message from jimmy fallon as he takes on the president. we'll play more of his monologue for you.

welcome back. a colorful shot taken outside in san francisco this morning. the lights illuminated, a little mist in the air. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. let's get started with your weather and you said a cooldown. >> it feels cooler to us because we've been able to cool the house down, too, and throughout the day our temperatures only warm into the 70s so that's what we're in for again today and as you get the kids ready maybe for the second day of school it will start out with some temperatures in the 60s and cloudy skies. it will clear and start to cool. a comfortable day as they get out of school. a look at high temperatures in

some spots, a degree or two warmer. overall a comfortable day and it will heat up as we head to the end of the week. i'll have more on that mike now has a brush fire in san jose. >> that's right. this is in south bay and it does have a closure related. overall traffic flow around the bay. we'll take you down here to where 101 and 1 85 split. watch out. it sounds like northbound off 85 is what the off ramp closed right now. we're getting a few more details but it's where 101 and 85 split. it's a small brush fire and it sounds like they're not sending as many fire crews as they called for. it doesn't sound like any stretchers are involved. it is closed right now off 85 and san jose. over here to the north bay traffic flows well. there's the tiniest bit of slowing as you're heading across the bridge. no major concerns. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike