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. at 5:00 developing now north korea lowering the threat level.

the country may be easing its rhetoric this morning. earlier this morning leader kim jong-un was briefed on his military plans to launch missiles into the water near guam. during an inspection of the strategic forces kim examined plans by the military for what they're calling an enveloping fire around the u.s. territory. but according to state tv he says he would watch for, quote, the foolish and stupid conduct, unquote, of american forces before making a decision to attack. a mother will say good-bye to daughters at san francisco international airport. she is being deported to mexico. >> pete suratos is live at sfo. that emotional farewell will take place there. pete, this is -- the trump administration enforcing the law. she feels certain groups are being targeted. >> reporter: good morning you to you, scott and laura. she understands this is an

enforcement of the current immigration law but does feel the trump administration may be targeting mexicans and as a result will have that emotional good-bye at sfo as she says good-bye to her daughters. we were the only cameras to capture her last full day with her family. you can imagine a lot running through her had head as we show her here at her oakland home with her family, with her daughters at this point. sanchez has lived in oakland for more than two decades after illegally crossing the border with her husband and one of their daughters. now since then she's had two more girls and a boy and the daughter she brought can stay because of daca. the son and two other daughters are citizens with one graduating from uc santa cruz. a special needs child staying behind. the 12-year-old son is going to mexico with them at least for the time being. sanchez, who was work iing at a nurse at oakland highland hospital has tried to seek legal standing for 15 years now and received two stays of

deportation. she and her husband are hoping for a last-second miracle. i know this is not a law that he has written or passed. it is a law that needs to be fixed. he is enforcing it. what i don't like is it has been taken personally against mexicans. >> reporter: now we did get a statement regarding immigration and customs enforcement and they say, quote, when we fail to enforce immigration laws, what message are we sending to the millions of people who who respect that process and are waiting outside the u.s. now for visa ises that will enable them to enter the country lawfully. maria says she'll not be allowed to return to the u.s. for ten years. we're live at sfo, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you, pete. continuing coverage now,

more fallout from this weekend's tragedy in charlottesville. >> that video of protesters tearing down a statue. this one was unsanctioned. several cities do plan to remove their statues legally. in virginia a man charged with driving his car into a crowd of protesters killing a woman will remain in jail as he awaits trial. james alex fields jr. appeared via videoconference in a charlottesville courtroom monday and a judge denied bond. here in the bay area things could get heated next weekend. alt-right leaders announced for plans ona5vkn8>@ google saturd. it will be held at charleston park in mountain view. we expect a counterprotests. protests planned august 26 and 27.

new this morning jimmy fallon's heartfelt message about the tragedy in charlottesville. taking on the president. >> even though "the tonight show" isn't a political show, it's my responsibility to stand up against intolerance and extremism as a human being. the fact it took the president two days to come out and denounce is shameful. i think he finally spoke out because people everywhere stood up and said something. >> fallon also talked about his daughter saying kids need leaders to look up to. he also said that ignoring extremism is as bad as supporting it. look iing for another way t get through the morning rush hour traffic to crisscross the bay area. tonight you have a chance to wae in on a new plan that may ease the congestion. >> try not to be late for the meeting. kris sanchez with a look at the idea. this this is not that new, is it, kris? >> reporter: no, this is certainly a dream transportation leaders have had had for a very

long time connecting alameda, san mateo, sap at that clara counties through rail line. if you grew up in the bay area you might the remember way a rail line along the same corridor. now if you commute along the dunbar done corridor you know there is a daily jam. tonight will present its year long study that brings back the dumbarton rail line. this time to be electrified so they could connect with other trains as well. the tax could help and private investment could come into play as well.

the first of several meetings will be tonight, 6:30 union city library. tomorrow 6:30 in the east palo alto city hall and thursday at 7:00 from the san mateo city hall. i'll link you the details on my twitter feed and facebook page. but this is certainly something that folks seem to be excited about because it seems like though it's a long way off it could actually happen and relieve the congestion we see every day. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. 5:07 now. a case of suspected road rage left a man in the hospital. we brought you this as live breaking coverage all morning long yesterday on "today in the bay". it happened as the driver was

shot in the head by a passenger of another vehicle. the man was taken to the hospital in krcritical conditio. police shut down all southbound lanes to investigate. the alleged vehicle was a white sedan. no description of the driver or passenger as that investigation continues. still no motive on why someone shot five people during a vij it gil in the south bay. the crowd was gathered for victims of a car crash and that's when someone drove by and opened fire. everyone is expected to recover. san jose police spokesman says investigators are not ready to release details about the suspect. 5:08. san jose's airport looking at security just days after a dare delayed flights for hours. passengers had to be rescreened after checked bags that were supposed to go no a plane's cargo hold ended up inside terminal "a." now they are looking at more weak spots.

truck stopping ram bars should be set up at access points and staff should not be able to skip tsa. >> there are scores of individuals every day at this airport that are badged that circumvent security. we don't allow our pilots or flight attendants to sir couple vent security. >> in the past three years the airport has upgraded security cameras, increased height of fences and last week added one-way exit doors to prevent someone from rushing through the other way. more details now our investigative unit took an extensive look at security after a breach in 2014. you may recall a teenager stowed away on a flight to virginia. it prompted calls from lawmakers for changes. you can still find our full investigation online at nbcbayarea.com. at 5:09 new this morning the state treasurer is defending himself from accusations of giving tax breaks to campaign contributors. john chang got more than $100,000 in donations for

affordable housing developers. those three developers were awarded tax credits and state bonds from committees he oversees. he says the tax breaks are based on a formula and are not considered political favors. it's 5:10. a cloudy start and cool with a bit of a breeze as we take live look outside in fremont and our temperature trend starts out nice and cool. we'll be in the lower 60s and still cloudy thought much of the morning before we get sunshine and temperatures today reaching into the upper 70s. that will be nice. also as we look at the day planner for oakland upper 50s. still mostly cloudy at 8:00. by noon we'll get mostly sunny skies, temperatures in the lower 60s and eventually reaching up to 67 later today. i'll have a look at the warmer temperatures in the forecast coming up. mike takes us now back to the tri-valley. >> that's right, kari. all the activity on the peninsula, the south bay moving

very well right now. we are looking over to westbound 580. there's a wind advisory chp called out a while back ov overnight. it's a little gusty so be careful out there by the windmills. everything is over to greenville where there is a crash still over on the shoulder. there may be part of a slow lane blocked. be careful out there you don't see any complications because of an earlier crash. and as you approach the bay bridge, a smooth, easy drive. no problems at the toll plaza itself. starting to get more popular. back to you. >> nice way to put it. coming up an update to a story we've been following for months, a man accused of drugging and raping multiple men. heading to the polls today. what it has to do with the attorney general.

it's 5:14 now. as you get ready to head out the door it is cloudy. we break down san jose by neighborhood. santa teresa the lower 60s. still comfortable. we'll look ahead to warmer air in the forecast coming up at 5:19. >> and your north bay drive, the westbound paving work not there today.

slowing as you get over the napa bridge. thank you very much, kari and mike. new this morning two people are dead and several others injured in the shooting in north hollywood. police say the shooting happened about 11:30. at least four people were hit by bullets. no word on their condition right now. no arrests and police are not saying what the motive behind the shooting was. 5:15. a man faces 30 years in prison for sexual assault. he pled no contest to 14 sexual assaults six of them violent according to prosecutors. he was accused of drugging victims to knock them out before he and other people sexually assaulted them. his lawyer says he entered a plea to avoid a life sentence. sentencing will will be october 6. voters head to polls in alabama. people there are choosing who will replace jeff sessions. sessions, of course, was a

longtime senator from alabama before he became the u.s. attorney general. today voters will choose a republican and a democratic nominee. alabama has not elected a democrat to the senate in more than 20 years. fallout from the comments or lack thereof from charlottesville. >> toyota may start usinging wood in its cars. landon dowdy with those headlines and a lot more. good morning, landon. hi there, scott and laura, good morning to you both. wall street could see more gains today after monday's rally. the markets had their best day as they react to easing tensions between the u.s. and north core why. retail sales and import prices. rising 135 points to 21,993. the nasdaq up 83 to 6340.

four ceos decided to quit president trump's manufacturing council apid the growing backlash over the white nationalist fueled violence in virginia this weekend. intel ceo brian krzanich and under armour's kevin plank both announcing their departure last night following the move by merck ceo ken frazier yesterday morning. krzanich says has taken heat this winter from some of under armour's biggest stars including steph curry for his support of president trump. and toyota's future cars could be made partly from wood. researchers say a material made from wood pulp weighs one-fifth of steel and is five times stronger, although it is decades away from being commercially strike. it will be critical as automakers try to bring electric into the mainstream and lower weights means manufacturing won't need as many batteries to power the cars saving on cost.

back to you. >> more than just the dashboard. >> maybe your sequoia will be made of sequoia. landon dowdy, thanks for joining us. we continue to follow the fire burning in yosemite that started sunday, has grown to more than 1,600 acres. wildfire burning more than a mile west of -- that's wrong. so far no evacuations have been ordered. firefighters are deciding whether to close off the trails at yosemite. funny how one letter -- >> so what are they facing out there? cooler temperatures. >> cooler and it's going to be nice for today, and then we'll start to have more summerlike weather. if you're enjoying the fall like feel to the air, just hold your breath and we'll be back to summ

summer. looking live at san francisco this morning as you get out the door. we did have some low clouds, the seven-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen and temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s, where we've been every morning, our temperatures have been holding steady and warming up into the mid-70s for the afternoon. so yesterday just a couple of degrees warmer like antioch will be up to 81 degrees. concord up to 80 and 79 today in napa. san francisco stays in the mid-60s. we'll have some mid-60s today in half moon bay. if you are planninging to go to the beach today, maybe going to santa cruz, we'll see the temperatures today only reaching the mid-60s so it will be cool out there on the boardwalk. make sure you have some long sleeves or a light jacket and if you're going to the north bay sonoma wine country nice and comfortable even after a cool start at 59 degrees at lunch time. we're at 71 degrees and upper 70s later on today.

we talked about what's happening in yosemite and another area of concern will be the potential of some thunderstorms or possibly some dry lightning with no rain, just the lightning coming out of the storm clouds. we'll see those temperatures in the upper 60s so that will work in the favor of the firefighters as we continue to monitor the progress of that wildfire near yosemite. our temperatures in san francisco stay in the upper 60s. we won't see as much drizzle and fog as we go to the end of the week. the inland area will start to heat up, upper 70s today, and up to 90 friday and start to bring those temperatures back down as we go to the weekend early next week. and mike starts us out looking at the maze. >> and the maze, the traffic flow is moving well and, in fact, green sensors all around the bay. away from the bay bridge though there is more traffic heading to the bay bridge. i'm hearing about a disabled vehicle reported eastbound 24 at 580. look at the traffic pattern.

eastbound 24, this has been more pronounced. i think it may be westbound. prepare for a little slowing. there's a disabled vehicle in your middle lane. just watch out near 580. looking over here to the south bay as well. northbound 101 at oakland road just before you get to 880 there's a big rig involved. it is over on the shoulder so that will be a tracks. no major injuries and no problems through the area. let's check waze as well. heading up to mountain view. if you're leaving now they're all about the same amount of time. make sure you get to your phone and check your app. what your departure time might be based on past records on this day in history. check out bay area wazers.

back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up, a san jose apartment complex on its way down. the way the city is working to repay tenants who were forced out. >> and on twit thor that highly anticipated solar eclipse. follow nbc bay area on twitter to read the plea from astro physicist.

welcome back, everyone. looks like folks are up and about. toll lights on perhaps, the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic backing up. the fast lane is the to go this morning. we'll check in with mike. it's 5:25. the falcon 9 rocket on its way to the space station. the liftoff from florida. it is expected to arrive tomorrow morning. nasa is sending ice cream to the astronauts. demolition has begun at a south bay apartment complex at the center of a renter's dispute.

the reserve apartment complex in san jose. you may recall hundreds of tenants took their fight to city is hall when the owner evicted them to build luxury apartments. after the threat of several lawsuits the city is working on providing compensation for some of the tenants who were evicted. it's 5:26 right now. california is stepping up the sanctuary city fight with the white house. announcinging a lawsuit against the justice department. president trump's administration has threatened to freeze funding in sanctuary cities. that puts $28 million in federal grants for california at risk. the attorney general says the state will not just stand by and do nothing. >> now the federal government is using the power of its size to bully local jurisdictions to do

what it wants. you have the city of san francisco and the other jurisdictions and now the state of california that say no. >> they would be required to give full access to jails and 48-hour notification to unlock that money. current u.s. senator al franken is in town. he's been an outspoken critic on several issues. he is set to speak tonight at the north theater in san francisco as part of the arts and lecture series. two black bear cubs are at the san francisco zoo for the first time in 40 black are on display. they were able to nourish them back to health after the cubs' discovery in alaska three months ago. zoo officials took in the cubs last month and now they say they are ready to greet visitors. these are the if first to live at the zoo since 1976. you see a lot of them.

>> 5:27. still ahead controversy at harvard. the accusations of discrimination in bay area schools that's become involved in the case. >> reporter: the alameda county sheriff's office under criticism for re-tweeting a white supremacist. the agency's explanation why had this was an accident. you're watching "today in the bay."

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5:30 on your tuesday morning. i would recommend fastrak. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm the lady always fumbling for the money. i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast. >> especially as we do start out with some upper 50s to lower 60s across the bay area. later on today windows down and the convertible as well as we take a live look outside in san jose. the temperature trend for today, we'll start out in the lower 60s and then heading up to 75 degrees. mostly in the 70s and we'll talk about that. the backup at the bay bridge, mike, laura called it correctly. >> just about two minutes after they turned the metering lights

on, just in tomb for the backup to form. a little bit of an advantage. around the bay no cause for concern. just as that commute builds in the same area. that is one issue and the other is fire has brunell closed off northbound 101. silicon valley is off the mark there so be careful to take care of a small brush fire but it does have the off ramp closed. back to you. criticism is for the alameda sherr i sheriff's office. >> bob redell joins us live from outside the agency in oakland this morning, what's the department saying? >> reporter: good morning to u

you, laura and scott. the sheriff's office said this was an unintentional mistake and has since undone the re-tweet. a screen shot of the tweet in question. the agency's official twitter re-tweeted richard spencer who was live tweeting a right-to-life press conference, a white supremacist who is a co-founder of the alt-right movement and a backer of the protest in charlottesville, have a have a. the sherr ef's office sent out a follow-up tweet that said this was an accidental re-tweet and was in no way done intentionally. another said we're working it to take the re-tweet down. it's not showing up in our feed for us to delete. at least a few hundred people criticized the department on twitter, many believing the agency intentionally re-tweeted richard spencer to promote his views. the sheriff's office spokesperson told the east bay times this was not intentional, that he was reading up on recent is events trying to prepare for an upcoming white nationalist rally in berkeley. he clicked on the richard

spencer news conference, and in the process of closing it out hit the wrong wut on and re-tweeted it out to the twitter universe. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. it's 5:34. this morning president trump is at trump tower facing backlash in his delay in denouncing hate groups. following the weekend car attack if charlottesville. b "today in the bay's" edward lawrence with morrow action. >> reporter: the president made a much stronger condemnation of the violence that happened over the weekend. still many people are saying it's too little too late. >> no kkk, no fascist usa. >> reporter: protesters greeted donald trump as he arrived in new york. they're angry it took 48 hours for the president to call out the hate groups responsible for the car attack in charlottesville, virginia, killing one woman. >> racism is evil. and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs

including the kkk, knneo-nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant. >> reporter: president trump was quick to denounce the ceo of merck on twitter hours after he resigned in the manufacturing council. democrats say these strong words towards the hate groups took too long. >> the president in his last statement actually 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 he are approving of this violence against counterprotesters. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions says the department of justice will take the most vigorous action against the people and groups responsible for the charlottesville violence. >> we will protect the right to assemble and march and will prosecute anybody to the full extent of the law that violates their ability to do so. >> reporter: sessions updated the president on the civil

rights investigation into the attack. now, in all, three prominent ceos from intel, merck, and under armour have resigned from the manufacturing advisory council because of the initial lack of condemnation of the weekend's violence. reporting in washington, edward lawrence. thank you very much, edward. mean time, the bay area is still working to heal after the violence are from this weekend. thousands gathered for an interfaith peace vigil yesterday. now during this vigil speakers emsized white nationalists do not represent all of america. >> in charlottesville there are many more people of goodwill than people of hate. many of the people who came in to charlottesville were from outside the community. >> one of those outsiders was cole white, a berkeley man who the virginia rally. he was outed online and quit his job at top dog. the two people charged with

robbing and killing a san francisco photographer at twin peaks last month say they are not guilty. authorities accuse fantasy dcuir and lamonte mims of shooting 71-year-old edward frieench on july 16th and stealing his camera. mims was a paroled felon charged with illegally possessing a gun. the victim's sister blamed the judge who released mims five days before the shooting. >> based on the facts, and the facts are very clear, he was a felon rested with guns and he should not have been allowed on the streets of san fran. >> public defender supported the score system that got mims released. evaluators are looking at his proef assessments to see what went wrong. the pair will be back in court friday. all right, folks. we just got this in to the newsroom. there we go ready to play. this is a fire in san jose and the reason why they closed the brunell road off ramp, you see

on the other side of the fence from the roadway itself the fire crews are still there and they have to block the off ramp because the crews are on the roadside of the fence and the fire is just across that. they're able to get the water over there to take care of it. no real slowing. the free throwway itself moves well past brunell so that is a good sign for your morning commute. over here in north 85 is not affect ed as far as that split goes and the transition. we track the breaking news for san jose. the reason they had to close that off ramp in the video. more from 680 up to a crash over on the shoulder. but this this is where we see focus early in the morning anyway. your typical slow section, maybe slower than you'd like, slower than normal as you travel through that portion of san jose up to 880. the rest of the bay moves very. metering lights are on but that's standard fare.

>> what to expect on the weekend. is it too early to take a peek? good answer. >> let's check in with kari, weekend weather. >> this may be the last weekend before school starts for some kids. enjoying some warmer temperature. we are looking at the inland valleys reaching into the upper 80s for saturday. 77 in the bay and 68 degrees for the coast. on sunday it's going to be also just as nice looking at some low 70s for the bay. the coast at 65 degrees and inland 84 degrees. so overall it will be a little bit cooler if you're going to napa valley this weekend, upper 80s on day and then you can see how our temperatures come down several degrees on sunday and looking at mostly sunny skies. if you want to hit the road heading to shasta lake, it's going to be 100 degrees. and in the upper 90s on sunday at least by sunday as you get ready to head home it will be in

the mid-90s. going further south to santa barbara heading up the coast line going to the beach before the school starts or maybe just celebrating that first week of school it'll be in the upper 60s to lower 70s there. coming up in about three minutes i'll have a look at san jose's temperature trend for today. laura? >> sounds good. thanks so much, kari. 5:40 now. coming up, we have an update on a state house measure that would regulate school start time. the impact on your family's schedule. >> and helping the homeless. the new hire berkeley hopes will do just that.

good tuesday morning. it is 5:43. a cloudy start this morning and a touch on the cool side as we take a live look outside in san jose. let's go to the neighborhood of willow glen with lower 60s by 9:00. many more people up and out and we'll still have the most ly cloudy skies with highs today reaching the mid-70s that is cooler than where we should be for this time of year which is 82 degrees. we'll take a look at some warmer than average temperatures for the end of the week in about five minutes. and this this, again, that fire alongside highway 101, the reason why the off ramp is currently closed. fire crews are blocking the roadway and will track the traffic impact. >> thank you, kari and mike. it is 5:43. this morning you might be able to drink alcohol at cal games.

berkeley's athletic department is looking for ways to boost revenues. along with selling the naming rights to memorial stadium as well as cutting roster sizes and tearing down edwards stadium for new housinging. uc berkeley has hired a social work er to assess the needs of homeless in people's park. the "san francisco chronicle" says the social work started last month paying $92,000 a year. in june a homeless woman was charming 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 instead. no surprise the homeless population at berkeley overall is on the rise. we looked up the numbers. in 2009 more than 300 sheltered homeless. 371 unsheltered. the number remains the same

today but overall has nearly doubled to 650. at 5:44 a fork lift driver is dead after a mishap with his machine on monday. that's the report from news 24 680.com this morning. it happened about 3:00 in lafayette at a construction site on avalon avenue. fire crews say he died after becoming entangled in the fork lift. cal osha is investigating. new this morning records from a south bay high school are requested in a civil case against harvard. the ivy league school is accused of discriminating against asians. the mercury news is reporting records from a high school in cupertino have been requested, one of four high schools already involved in the case. 80% of the student body is asian-american. vallejo is preparing to join new marijuana laws. city hall will update people on its recommendation to amend the

city codes. it's happening tonight at 6:30 at jfk library. 5:45. an east bay developer has plans for a large entertainment project in dublin called at dublin. 76 acres north of the 580 interchange. developers tell the east bay times it will include restaurants and a plaza, movie theater and housing. the plans are more heavy on entertainment than retail but there is a proposal for 700 housing units and possibly two hotels. >> more details now considering a bill that would give students a little more time. the bill was approved, 328, back in may. it delays school start time until after 8:30 in the morning. no word on when the asem play will actually vote on the bill. we all know teenagers like to sleep in. it could wreak havoc, getting kids up and out the door.

>> having them all the same age. >> anyone else want to? >> buy three cars at the same time. >> three college -- >> yeah, yeah, yeah, i think about it every day. >> let's distract laura with weather. >> we have some beautiful temperatures and forecasts as we go through the next couple of days but warming up. we are going to have some temperatures starting out in the low 60s this morning for the south bay, peninsula, and the tri-valley and looking at the east bay, san francisco and the north bay, we are starting out in the 50s. the seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen. we're talking about school beginning this week and some kids are already back in school. now we'll start out with temperatures near 60 degrees, mostly cloudy but at recess it will start to clear out and we'll still cool, kids may still need the jackets out there but them as school lets out it will be comfortable.

nice not having to blast the air conditioning for a little while but then we'll be turning it on as we get a look at the seven-day forecast further down the line in oakland today up to 67 degrees and 69 in san mateo. san francisco and the marina district at 62 degrees for the high temperature today and some upper 70s for much of the north bay. so as you're getting started this morning you see those clouds. be comfortable wearing long sleeves all day long when the winds pick up and the temperatures start to drop. if you're going hiking in the north bay or just enjoying some time out at some of the parks, it won't be starting out in the mid-50s, some patchy fog, about but clearing by 10:00. we do have live music. this is the last day of the

summer concert series and out there at the park the temperatures will be in the mid-60s. more clouds moving in by 7:00 and then by the time the music wraps up it will be in the lower 60s and then you're heading home in the 50s. we're looking at 60s in the forecast for san francisco as well, morning clouds and fog. inland areas will see the clouds for today and tomorrow but then mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures for the end of the workweek. mike has breaking news on the brush fire in san jose. kari wanted to make sure we see the closure in san jose and the brush fire, vegetation fire categorized as such. chp has closed down the off ramp from northbound 101 at brunell road. they're fighting the fire across the fence. this is on the other side from the roadway. they can get the fire out. back to the roadways and show you it is on the northbound 101

split. as you see most of the bay, nice green. over here the off ramp is closed off 85. you're clear and that split is fine as well. the slowing doesn't happen until north heading story up to the crash has a big rig on the shoulder. that first burst kicked in and caused the distraction. more enhanced as far as the slowdown. silicon valley looks really good. i'll show you on waze what to do. waze has mapped that option. you can jog over on 280 or 87 or back track and take 680. waze will map out other options for you. make sure you're a member of our team -- check your map and apps on your phone before you leave. make sure you check nbc bay area wazers where you join the profile. back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up, suds soaking the tarmac. what caused this mess at an

airport. >> but first happening now, just in, texas a&m has canceled a white nationalist protest mrnd for september 11th. and neo-nazis and other groups had planned to hold a white lives rally. it was canceled because of safety concerns. four people in india arrested for leaking an episode of "game of thrones" before it aired in the country. the suspects worked for the company responsible for storing the tv show's episodes. not related to the large scale hack hbo is dealing with.

a very good tuesday morning to you taking a live look outside. beautiful bay bridge there from the distance. you can see full forecast in moments. a developing story out of sierra leone, searching for missing after a mudslide. more than 200 bodies have been discovered in the destruction. right now police and military personnel are scouring the area trying to figure out if somebody is still trapped and alive in the debris. a travel warning this morning to anyone planning a mexico vacation.

this after a crackdown on tainted alcohol. authorities have uncovered thousands ofinglies of it after raids. it all comes after the death of a suspicious death of a young american tourist earlier this year. abby connor died after just a few drinks at the start of her family location had in pecks co-. experts say it's a frightening problem with mexico being a popular tourist destination. >> travelers should be concerned what's taking place in mexico and be diligent. >> 43% of all alcoholic beverages consumed in mexico are illegally produced. new details on a missing couple in sequoia national park. deputies say they've located car parts that may have belonged to the hikers' vehicle. authorities say the two were last seen august 6 inside the park. they were supposed to return home to san diego just a few days later, never made it. we're learning a license plate was discovered in nearby brush

that may belong to the couple as well. it is 5:55 right now. >> fighting a massive tree die-off marin is conducting a new study on sudden oak death syndrome. the die-off of oak and live oak tree continues to increase fire dangers. the marin independent journal reports the study will look for ways to remove the diseased trees. zip car reportedly coming to santa rosa. the city council is working on signing a deal that will allow the company to operate two of its rental cars from city parking lots. would be a downtown smart train. the other next to the russian river brewery. city leaders hope the service will be environmentally friendly for people trying to get around. b.a.r.t. is getting the ball rolling on the transit ability. construction work gap this week on railroad avenue and it is

expected to continue until august 25th. work will be done between 9:00 in the morning and 3:00 in the afternoon. the transfer facility and short term parking lot. the first stop on the ten-mile e-bart line. it uses rail cars that are cheaper and more fuel efficient. >> the mercury news says part of the effort to bolster services aimed at the south bay's community. the program manager will reportedly serve as trainer, mediator and iffacilitator to t transgender community. >> anybody hungry? stadium expect ed to unveil new dishes and beverages which means football season is almost here. >> ramen noodles is launching

with more vegetables, very v veggie. beef, chicken and regular chicken. the new veggie havevariety has same amount of noodles. it doesn't mean any fewer calories. they reduced sodium and msg. american workers are saving more for retirement. a new report says 23% of working americans added more to their retirement savings compared to last year. that's the highest in six years. almost a third of millennials increased standings, the most of any age group. and america's got talent back at 8:00 on nbc tonight. >> here we go. yesterday during rehearsals two of the acts came together backstage. here is a look. >> i've been looking for you. this guy is fan ttastic. you are one of my favorite new friends he really is a little

pale and i can help him with this. you need self-tanner and i can turn you on to it. okay? and i don't understand this. they have n clowns. i dent know why they would vote for one clown who doesn't talk when they can get one who does talk. >> one of 12 acts tonight going after the first seven spots if in the next round of "america's got talent." watch it right here at 8:00 on nbc bay area. check out this mess. a system malfunction turned an airport in auburn, maine, into a marshmallow disaster. testing a fire alarm triggered the suppression system causinging foam to discharge, filled entire hangar. the mess eventually evaporated. it is 6:00 right now. easing tensions. north k north korea's leader stepping back on his threats to the united states. the reason nerves are still rattled this morning.

plus -- >> this is not easy. >> packing up, a bay area couple proeps to say good-bye. their emotional final moments in the yunited states. the study that could impact your morning commute. "today in the bay" continues right now. if you're up and at them this morning maybe heading off to school, good luck for you. have a great year. good morning, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. traffic and weather starting with kari. >> it looks good starting out this morning. fairly mild temperatures as you get ready to head out the door. we do start out with some clouds again this morning but we will get some sunshine today. we're seeing some clearing as we take a live look outside and it's 60 degrees there. i want to show you the high temperatures around the bay area reaching into the mid-70s like yesterday.