i wish i could give you a road map but she finds the way -- it's like double dutch. >> you start it to do that -- that's exactly what i thought of. you have to find the rhythm. >> sounds like they have the chemistry. marlon premieres with back-to-back episodes tonight at 9:00. >> i think i will like them together. right now at 6:00, breaking overnight, shots fired once again on an east bay freeway. the second in just two days. where the investigation stands this morning in a live report. plus -- >> you had a group on the other side that came charging in without a permit and they were very violent. >> doubling down on his criticism of last week's rally. the backlash he is facing this morning. >> new this morning cracking

down, b.a.r.t. stopping fare evaders. b"today in the bay" continues right now. thank you for joining us on this beautiful wednesday morning, hump day. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we welcome marcus washington to b"today in the bay." our newest member. >> it's great to be here. >> good to have you. nice wet weather for today, too. >> it is nice weather. >> we still have the nice weather the past couple of days that continues today even as kids get ready to head back to school today. right in the middle of the screen showing palo alto at 62 degrees as you head out the door. 58 degrees. it will be drizzling and for our high temperatures today reaching into the upper 80s inland in spots like concord and antioch. the coast will be in the mid-60s. a look at the forecast coming

up. >> built for 101 on the tri-valley. approaching the bay bridge, great travel times. just 17 minutes from highway 4 to the berkeley curve. we do have the bay bridge toll plaza cameras that show us we have the morning commute. fast track lanes are moving well. shots fired on a busy highway. >> the search for a suspect continues. northbound 880 just south of highway 92 in hayward. bob redell live where the investigation now stands this morning.

bob is in. >> reporter: are chp is still look iing for the shooter. a frightening scene here in hayward. the caller reported seeing someone out of the window of a car shooting into another moving vehicle around 10:10. just south of highway 92. the shooter ended up driving off. the driver and a passenger ended up heading over to the hayward police department. their vehicle had been hit a number of times and at least one of the windows shot out. the driver okay. chp did shut down northbound 880 for a short time. not clear what led up to the shooting. a map on up tv screen. you can see last night's shoot ing was about four miles south from the other shooting that

took place early this past monday morning on southbound 880 in san leandro. in that instance a man driving a car was shot in the head and critically injured. it appears that shooting was sparked by road rage. 880 was shut down for the commute causing a lot of headaches for people trying to get in to work that day. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >> multiple bay area groups are planning a protest rally. the department did not mean to republish a video of an alt-right press conference. tensions continue to rise in the aftermath in charlottesville. the same groups are planning to rally here in the bay area. >> more local politicians are trying to put a stop to them. pete suratos joins us live in berkeley with that overnight development. good morning, meet.

>> reporter: you're getting a lot of out-of-towners coming to the area to take part. i did get a chance to look at those set to take place at mlk here in berkeley. pull up the facebook page. it appears they're trying to hold this event on sunday, august 27, here at the park. and in light of everything taking place berkeley mayor is completely against this event. the mayor's blog says, quote, i think residents understand the extremely difficult position berkeley finds itself in. made even more so by dealing with an amorphous group with no specific organizers. i want to reiterate we will not allow our community to be terrorized by a small band of white supremacists whose ideology of hate is a losing

one. berkeley is proud of its multiculturalism and diversity, and we will continue to stand y united against those who want to divide us. just across the bay bridge in san francisco another group called patriot prayer which describes itself on their facebook page as a group against big government and corruption has a permit for a rally on august 26. the park is a part of the golden gate recreation area and democratic leader nancy pelosi weighed in on this decision s saying, quote, i am deeply alarmed by the hateful and dangerous nature of the event. its timing so soon after the horrors in charlottesville and questions over whether the national park certificaservice equipped to ensure public safety during a white supremacist rally. now scott mentioned earlier in the show the alt-right march at google headquarters has been postponed by organizers due to threats by the opposition. that's what they're saying this morning. and that march was in response from an engineer putting out a controversial memo regarding

biological differences between male and female engineers. the mayor is still suggesting folks stay away from this area on that day. at 6:07, president trump continues to face harsh criticism on his response to the violence in charlottesville, virginia. he is attack. edward, not just democrats but republicans reacting to the president's comments. >> reporter: this is a shock for everyone, even those in the room on the president's staff. the president saying the counter pro-testers were also responsible for the violence that happened in charlottesville, virginia. the president's staff says that they did not know he was not expected to answer these questions.

>> president donald trump defined, passionate, saying both sides were to blame for the violence that led to the death of one woman in charlottesville, virginia. >> the alt-left came charging at the alt-right. >> reporter: doubled down on the shared blame for the atmosphere of violence in charlottesville. >> another group came charging in without a permit and they were violent. >> reporter: both republicans and democrats lined up to criticize the president. >> we will not stand for the kkk, for neo-nazis, for white supremacists. they don't belong in this country. >> reporter: ohio governor john kasich with a sobering warning. >> president trump needs to listen to the people before he takes this presidency in a place that is not acceptable for our country. >> reporter: senator bernie sand

ers on twitter called the president embarrassing to all the americans who fought and died to defeat nazism. while senator mark warner tweeted, no words. two publicly defended the president's as fair. former head of the kkk, david duke, and white nationalist leader richard spencer. six ceos and presidents have re-signed from the council, president trump says they didn't take the job seriously. >> our coverage continues on line to see how local politician s. new this morning b.a.r.t. is cracking down on fare evaders. last night officials out patrolling, 12 people were stopped for not getting tickets, four of them cited, and one person arrested. 25 citations were issued at the

bay station. groups of teens stormed the trains and riders earlier this year. >> it's 6:10 now. a cloudy look outside. be ready for the drizzle to happen at any point thought the morning. live in san jose still cloudy but sunshine today. as we start out now at 62 degrees heading up to 79 a look at how you make those plans today. it will be nice and cool through at least noon. then we'll be at 73 degrees and upper 70s today. overall we keep those cooler than average temperatures. more on that coming up in a few minutes. mike takes us out on the roadways. >> this one will stick around as a problem point for the north bay for quite some time. extended closure. an overturned tanker, a fuel tanker spilling 1,500 gallons of diesel fuel on highway 1 in jenner. that's far north for most of our

viewers but critical for friends up there. i know we have friends who watch up there. that's how far north it is which is showing a nice, easy drive. a flight build to the bay bridge and also through the east bay. the bay bridge metering lights are on and a little slowing off the castro valley y. >> thank you, mike. 6:11 right now. coming up, cracking down on hate speech. how facebook is tackling racist message in the wakes of the violence. on a happier note a really cool offer that will make going to the movies super cheat. how it works ahead in business.

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(mike ad libs) 6:14 now on this wednesday morning as we look now in palo alto. my camera is frozen. i promise traffic is moving. let's check out the temperature trend for today and that will be moving. our temperatures are going up today into the mid-70s by early afternoon. cooler than our average high of 77. we'll be looking at some warmer temperatures in the forecast. more on that coming up in five minutes. >> we'll pull up the sensors. palo alto is moving well. so is your traffic out of san fran san fran.

>> thanks so much, kari and mike. it's approaching 6:15. silicon valley facebook cracking down on hate speech in the wake of the events in charlottesville. facebook says at least eight accounts have now been pulled from both facebook and instagram. facebook also pulled down links to an alt-right article slamming the woman who died in the charlottesville protest. a planned protest against google has apparently been postponed. >> this one predates the controversy. >> it does. criticizing google management over the way they handled diversity hiring. one of the organizers of this weekend's planned march, the same who has been sending out rumors about a pizza place in washington, posted this to the official website.

it doesn't mean the original organizer ended his calls for a protest this morning. one union leader has quit the president's business council over his reaction to racial violence. we could see more today as the president appears to have ended his attacks against his defectors. two companies have specifically said they're going to stay on the president's council. one makes greco baby seats to sharpie markers. stocks have generally been moving higher. the united states and north korea are backing away from confrontation. keep in mind the stock market is going up because we're not going to have a nuclear war. that's not a really good reason to invest. people logged on to movie pass, trouble handling the traffic.

it offers all the you can watch movies $10 a month. so they send you a special credit card, you give it to the cashier at the box office. the cashier doesn't know the difference, right, runs the credit card, you get in essentially for free. it doesn't cost any money. you pay your $10 to the website and then the website reimburses the theater. it is a totally different model. it's going to be fascinating. i've ordered mine. >> okay. so how will the company even make money? >> it will lose money hand over fist with which is not unusual for a tech company. they want the data about who wants to go to a movie. >> interesting. thank you. show me the money. >> new video coming to our newsroom. take a look here. this waterspout in new orleans, i was just there, formed as a line of storms moved through.

>> pretty from a distance. >> keep it at a distance. >> there you go. >> having a lot of moisture there. not in our neck of the woods, though. gorgeous. >> it's been nice but it is fog. we are hoping for some areas along the coastline to get more sunshine and we will start to see that starting today but as we start out we are still cloudy as we take a live look outside in san jose. we will have a cloudy morning but then some fairly mild temperatures today just a touch warmer than yesterday. 83 in east san jose. a high of 80. the seven-day forecast is coming up starting out in the south bay and we're checking out the east bay's high temperatures for today in concord up to 86 degrees. 74 belmont. san francisco reaching the upper 60s today in the mission district.

78 degrees in sonoma. as we get a look at the forecast hit heading up to the hiking trails, it will be mostly cloudy throughout the morning, upper 50s. then at 10:00 as the skies clear we will have some temperatures in the mid-60s heading up to 81 by early afternoon and then the winds pick up by this evening as those temperatures start to drop. if you're going to hit the links at half moon bay expect more clearing by late morning and early afternoon with highs reaching the mid-60s there. mid-60s in san francisco into saturday. clearing the shelters and a close eye on this forecast for monday, the solar eclipse during the morning. it looks to be cloudy in san francisco while the inland areas will start to clear and we are in for some warmer temperatures over the next couple of days. and mike is now tracking a couple of small crashes. >> a couple of small crashes. no major ones. that's the good news and a

pleasant drive right now. san jose unified getting back in school. a huge school district will have a lot of pedestrian traffic getting used to the newer commutes the next week or two. south 680. a little bit of slowing at mission. that's the big mission cut at the fremont tum. there is a crash on the shoulder. a distraction. another crash still waiting it to find out from chp whether it's blocking lanes or not, this is north 101 up to 3rd. and that will affect folks heading into the city as well. waze, we'll show you traffic flowing into the city from the east bay and, look, see the green route, that's only three minutes roger than coming across the bay bridge, the purple route. you can compare these routes right now. compare it on your phone as well and make sure you join the team called nbc bay area wazers. that animation over my shoulder shows you how. remember, nbc bay area wazers. you have to select that team and i hope you do.

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a very good wednesday morning to you. quickly approaching 6:30. let's take a live look outside. the sun has arrived over down san jose, really the entire bay area making way for a nice day ahead. good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon.

>> and i'm marcus washington. >> we welcome you to the team. >> what a way to welcome. the first of school is always fun. >> it's been pretty nice. >> very welcoming. >> let's check in with kari. >> and we do have some clouds covering up the sunshine. we will have a very nice afternoon. we take another look at downtown san jose, at 62 degrees so a fairly mild start and our high temperature today up to 79 degrees. let's check out how those temperatures trend throughout the day with some upper 60s at 10:00. many more people out and about. for recess we'll be in the upper 60s and by the time they get out we'll be in the upper 70s. i'll have a look at the weekend forecast coming up in seven minutes. mike takes us to the san mateo bridge. >> we do have your traditional slowing getting away from us westbound. your commute direction. it moves actualliy moves well.

the commute will build and get more severe as the morning continues over to the side. i want to show you this one. it will be a problem unless you're taking the cut over. at 6:31, attorney general jeff sessions says they are in mo rush to file, in a brand-new interview with nbc news this morning sessions says it is not yet clear what exactly the charges will be. sessions does say the justice department is working intensely under the assumption that, quote, we may well might want to prosecute him.

>> listen up, b.a.r.t. is considering later more hours. kris sanchez with when this all could start. >> reporter: you know it is very difficult to live in a house where there is construction under way. b.a.r.t. is. ahead of the seismic work on the transbay tube. now the board of directors may go to the 5:00 a.m. start time late this year. that would impact about 2,400 riders and that one extra hour would more than double the time that maintenance work eers have time to get on to and off the

track to work. buses take longer or you could drive. several workers told us maybe their buses would be flexible with the start time. they could limit the job in the future. >> maybe my boss could be flexible. i'm sure it doesn't work like that for everybody. i wouldn't be able to make it to work in san francisco. >> reporter: we did post a poll on twitter. tell us what you think about the later start whether or not it would affect you. you can comment on my facebook page but that is impressive that starting by one hour really more than double the amount of maintenance time speaks to the fact that it is very difficult to run a rail system at the same time that you maintain it. in fremont, kris sanchez, "today

in the bay." more breaking news out of hawaii where we are just getting word an army helicopter has gone down off of oahu. information saying five crew members were onboard that blackhawk helicopter. a search offshore. firefighters searching for the cause of a home fire. it started about noon at the golden wheel mobile home park. the victims are believed to be a grandfather, a granddaughter and her friend or relative. >> crying, you know, i cried because it's kids. >> very sad. the names of the victims are not being released at this time.

>> maria mendoza sanchez received a call last night from senator dianne feinstein personally. federal immigration agents denied their stay. they and their son will floi from sfo it to mexico city. their adult aged children are will stay behind. the couple has lived in the u.s. nearly 25 years. we spoke with mendoza sanchez last night who says it's been a difficult time. >> i'm leaving tomorrow. there's nothing i can do. leaving is not easy but leaving the kids is the saddest. >> an attorney says they plan to file one more stay request. senator dianne feinstein will ask the senate next month to

grant them permanent res didenc. >> it's 6:35 right now. authorities in the east bay trying to locate a carjack thief. police say it happened during a chase yesterday morning that started in martinez. the stolen car crashed into another car at contra costa boulevard and viking. the thief carjacked someone stuck in traffic. they found them unharmed. the driver took off foot. >> san francisco police trying to face a surge in car break-ins and they have some advice for anyone who is a victim. during the single week last month police say they received an average of 132 car burglary calls per day. police officers responded to those calls less than hatch the time. if you come back to your car and find windows shattered, it's not an emergency and you should not call 911 to report it.

our procedure is they need to either call 311, a report will be taken over the phone. the best thing you can do is contact a local police station. >> starting this morning the metering lights will stay on an hour longer along highway 237 through the lawrence expressway. a live look from the ramp. lights will run from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. to get drivers use ed to the change. the meters are set on solid green for the extra hour to cruise on through. >> you saw the live shot. the extra hour, you still have to stop for the metering lights. a pleasant drive from over here

in milpitas to san jose and in to sunnyvale, the stretch affected again 10:00 to 11:00 they will cycle starting next week. north 85 throughout san jose. 87 a light build and 101 the same thing. the bay shore freeway an increase. watching 85. funny going on right now. slowing across the san mateo bridge. this is the frown face in the north bay. we just got the update and they say it will be 11:00. the tanker over on the side. that is a problem in the north bay. >> all right. >> the weekend weather. planning things this weekend. >> it's going to be for some kids the first weekend starting school and for some they're enjoying before school starts. we have a lot going on here.

as we look at saturday's forecast it will be warmer for the inland valleys. up to 89 degrees. the bay at 77 and the coast still cool and foggy, 68 degr s degrees. cooler on sunday but overall looks like a nice weekend ahead one great event you can check out if you are considering adopting a pet this is your weekend. we'll be in berkeley at the humane society and will have free ice cream. so why not come by see what's going on. up to 70 degrees. details at nbcbayarea.com. let's check out the sunday forecast. it will be nice and cool but at least it will be sunny. we'll be in the low 60s there and that concert starts at 2:00 in the afternoon. if you are planning to hit the road, maybe you're heading to tahoe, just a head-up we will have pop-up showers and thunderstorms. other than that it looks like a nice weekend out on the lake or in monterey, upper 60s. on saturday a little bit cooler

on sunday with more clouds in the mix and some breezy winds. we'll take a look at today's temperature trend for san jose coming up in three minutes. >> we look forward to it. thank you very much, kari. coming up, breaking overnight, shots fired on an east bay freeway for the second time in two days. the search for a gunman this morning. and washington absolutely reeling this morning after the president's performance yesterday. we'll show you the highlights and the hoe lights coming up. and taking a look at the dow up 49 points or 22 points, rather. we're watching your money on wall street. stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay."

==mike/trx== (mike ad libs) it is 6:43. another cloudy start as we get a live look outside over at san jose. i want to take you to los gatos where the temperature trend will be in the mid-60s at 10:00. upper 70s by early afternoon. but we don't stop there, up to 81 degrees. overall a beautiful day and still a little bit cool er than average as you get out and about. temperatures warming up the next couple of days. that's coming up at 6:50.

a dublin interchange. we'll talk about your drive coming up. >> thank you, kari and mike. at 6:44 we are following breaking news this morning, live pictures from interstate 880 near highway 92 in hayward. for the second time in two days authorities are investigating a shooting on the freeway in that very area. on monday four miles north another shooting left a man critically injured after he was shot in the head. after last newt's shooting they were not hit by the gunfire. on monday night in the ueck lip tus grove, that's where the man was last seen walking away.

the woman was treated for head injuries. the two were arguing before the attack. recent crime reports in the police department's jurisdiction. there's been one weapons charge. new had this morning $20 million has been secured for a second garage at the dublin b.a.r.t. station. b.a.r.t. doesn't want the new garage. b.a.r.t.'s board seems to be interested in other plans like leasing parking from businesses near by. >> happening today a memorial is set for people killed during violence in virginia this past weekend. today in charlottesville theater people will be honored -- will honor the woman hit and killed

when the man drove his car into the crowd. honor two state officers who died when their helicopter crashed. it reads lives lost but not forgotten. crews removed four confederate statues overnight. a resolution calling for the immediate destruction of the monuments. we did some checking this morning. there are some 718 confederate monuments and statues across the country. still trying to process the comments on tuesday. >> scott mcgrew, the president reversingie ing himself. >> here is the president of the united states. wait a minute. i'm not finished. i'm not finished.

that was a horrible day. i will tell you something. i watched this closely, much more than you people watched it. you had a group on the other side that was also very violent and nobody wants to say that but i'll say it right now. >> trump's chief of staff general john kelly hung his head for most of the speech, arms crossed. they are shocked by the president's behavior. no one has ever quit over an ethical concern. the head of the ethics office quit but he wasn't in the inner circle. no one has ever quit on principle. the head of the marine corps tweeted this, no place for racial hatred or extremism in

the usmc. what could there be to explain? he was is not subtwoeeting the president. telling reporters the general tweet was directed at former marines who took part in the white supremacist rally. we examine the tweets and executive orders on "today in the bay." scott mcgrew? >> pretty cool video in to our newsroom. take a look at this, students last night set a new guinness record forming a huge "c" on the memorial stadium field. the more than 7,000 new incoming students took part. everyone had to wear dark blue and to qualify they had to stand still for five minutes. take that, university of

tennessee. and weather looks good, too. another spectacular day and we're taking a live look outside from tiburon at 62 degrees. we are going to see the sun rise happening right now. and you can see the clouds settled in over the south bay. high temperatures today warmer than it was yesterday. concord heading up to 86 degrees. looking at 79 in san jose and the forecast is up it at the bottom of the screen showing some warmer temperatures on the way as we take a live look outside in san jose right now it is cloudy and want to make sure you don't forget the sunglasses.

some sunshine today. you'll be comfortable wearing long sleeves butter on today as we warm up you'll be comfortable with something like some sandals on and if you can't make it a beach day. if you are head iing to school sorry, no more beach days for you. an exciting day and sunshine at 1:00 heading home from school temperatures in the 70s very nice. first pitch at 12. . 35. now we are going to be clearing the shelters this saturday and in san francisco we start out with clouds, high temperatures in the upper 60s. look how warm it will be over the next three days. after today that warming trend kicks in and we'll be in the upper 80s. we'll cool it back down early next week.

>> looking over to the south bay where traffic is building a bit, in hayward the crash southbound 880 and 92 in the same area. no major problems. it doesn't look like it's visible from his vantage point. we'll track that, though, and a little build westbound across the san mateo bridge. muni over in san francisco with barton under the water. all reporting no delays. thumbs up. the waze system in the peninsula as well. down into palo alto now. because of the increased volume we do see that wiggle on the shortest or quickest route. an alternate at the south bay.

either this morning or maybe this evening toward rush hour traffic or throughout the weekend or your commute. join us at selecting your team. back to you guys. >> more squinting, right? >> stopping violent protests before they even happen. a bay area leaders are preparing ahead of several white rallies in the coming weeks. but first, happening now, new clues into the missing malaysian airliner, newly discovered satellite photos are giving scientists fresh ideas. the photos taken a month after the disappearance so objects drifting on the ocean near the predicted crash zone. and a pennsylvania school disdirect says children won't be let outside during the upcoming eclipse. officials are worried they will look up into the sun which could be dangerous. astronomers say if you want to see the eclipse buy specially made glasses to prevent

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for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. here are the top stories on today in the bay... . =laura/live= we begin w and welcome back. here are the top stories on "today in the bay." live pictures from berkeley this morning. a city on edge because the same white nationalist group that brought violence to charlottesville are planning rallies in the bay area. a rally planned for august 27th

at berkeley's martin luther king jr. park and another planned for the same weekend in san francisco. berkeley's mayor is condemning and ed lee is trying to get the rally permit respoked for safety reasons. coming up this morning the latest fallout over president trump doubling down on the blame both sides for the deadly violence. coming up in just minutes at 7:00. and a live look at b.a.r.t.'s station in fremont. trains may start their daily runs a little later. that's a boost. they have to do work. b.a.r.t. says they want more time for crews to work on the work and the transbay tube next

year. about 2,400 riders would be affected. it is 6:56 right now. also new this morning b.a.r.t. crack iing down on fare evaders last night. officers were out pa trailing the daly city station. 12 people were stopped for not getting a ticket. b.a.r.t. has been under pressure to catch fare evaders coming after a group stormed trains and robbed riders earlier this year. >> searching for the cause of a mobile home fire that killed a man and two children in san jose. it start ed at the mobile home park near oakland. at first firefighters department think anyone was inside. they discovered three burned bodies. the victims believed to be a grandfather, granddaughter and her friend or a relative. 6:57. happening today an east bay husband and wife from mexico were scheduled to be deported tonight. this after losing their last battle to stay in the united

states. maria mendoza sanchez received a call last night are from senator dianne feinstein personally. federal immigration agents denied their last request a stay. maria, her husband, and their 12-year-old son will fly from sfo to mexico tonight. their adult-aged children will stay behind. the couple have lived in the united states for nearly 25 years. let's take a live look outside right looking at sfrap san fr san francisco. pretty clear as we continue with this beautiful wednesday morning. >> that's right. the afternoon will come soon enough, though. and i think it will bring nice weather with it, too. >> we're looking at some clearing skies and we do start out with clouds. high temperatures are heading up to 65 degrees today. more 60s in the forecast. no big changes for san francisco. inland areas will start picking up a little bit the next couple of days. many more kids heading to school today. it will be absolutely gorgeous out there this afternoon.

so after school go to the park and enjoy time outside and then for the weekend in the upper 80s for some of the valleys. clearing the shelters this saturday. >> yeah, it'll be fun. be in berkeley at the humane society there. >> now a check on the commute from south to north. >> starting in the south bay, getting one of your largest school districts that we have. cupertino getting started monday -- or started yesterday. that's a compound effect. a lot of parents on surface streets. the rest of the bay does move nicely. hayward a build to the san mateo bridge. to the north bay where we still have this closure highway 1. the overturned fuel tanker. they hope to open that up. >> sounds good. marcus washington, you made it through. come back tomorrow? he'll be on our midday news as well. we're back with local news every

half hour for you. >> see you back here at 11:00. ♪ good morning. the fallout. prominent democrats and republicans blast president trump after he defiantly doubled down on his initial reaction to that violence in virginia. >> i think there's blame on both sides. >> new protests outside trump tower. >> heather heyer, say her name. heather heyer, say her name. >> the backlash growing. we'll talk about it all with former republican presidential candidate john kasich. breaking overnight, baltimore removes several confederate statues. the movement gaining momentum since the wake of charlottesville. and shocking new video from a reporter who was with the white nationalists. >> we're not nol