concord and morgan hill. san jose up to 82 degrees. san francisco will be at 66. we'll talk more about these numbers and what's ahead for the rest of the workweek as we head over to mike tracking a crash in vallejo. >> it's very light as far as your commute goes with a build out of the altamont pass here. looks like debris reported. we'll check on why that popped up on our map but that would be west 205 to west 580. over here east 37 coming over toward interstate 80. that would be the counter commute direction. tracking that crash. no major injuries and westbound 37 over to novato moving very smoothly. we'll send it back to you. we are covering breaking news this morning. an amber alert in effect right now that deals with a missing child from the central coast. >> and here is what we know. authorities are searching for this little boy, a 9-year-old, they say was abducted from santa maria early this morning.

he is white and has brown hair and eyes. he's 4'5" and weighs about 90 pounds. last seen wearing blue jeans. this amber alert says he was abducted by 48-year-old morozov considered armed and dangerous. the relationship is not clear at this time. police say the suspect was last seen driving a blue volkswagen golf, number 7jgg242. and we're learning that suspect is considered a risk -- a flight risk, rather. a live look at san francisco international airport this morning. that's where authorities are being warned to be on the lookout. they think the suspect might be en route to russia. and here's another look at the missing boy. we're going to stay on top of this story throughout the morning. we will bring you more updates as soon as we have them. also breaking news we're covering this morning the commander of the u.s. pacific fleet says some remains of navy sailors have been found in a compartment of the "uss john s.

mccain." a search has been under way for ten missing sailors after their navy destroyer collided with a tanker. the navy is now ordering a safety investigation of its entire fleet. the collision was the second involving a ship from the u.s. navy's 7th fleet in the pacific in two months. breaking overnight out of pennsylvania, more than 40 people are hurt this morning after two high-speed commuter trains collide. this all happened west of philadelphia. authorities say one of the trains was heading into the station in upper darby when it hit a parked, unoccupied tree. everyone onboard is expected to survive but passengers are in no doubt shaken. >> it put a big hole in the wall and i went straight down. it was loud. and it hurt. i can't really say much more than that. there was blood everywhere. the driver was all banged up. there was this one girl bleeding out of her face pretty bad. >> and train service is back up

and running. an investigation is still under way to find out how this all happened. happening today locally the state's top cop expected to intervene in the judge aaron persky recall effort. you'll recall the santa clara county judge sentenced brock turner to six months in jail for sexual assault. and that created a firestorm of controversy. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live this morning with how the attorney general is now joining in on this legal battle. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. this comes down to jurisdiction and that is who should decide whether or not superior court judge aaron persky keeps his job, whether it is an accounting matter or a matter for the state. now judge aaron persky has been the subject of a recall push almost from the moment he sentenced brock turner to the six months in jail for that sexual assault of an unconscious woman as you just mentioned. it was a sentence that critics said was too lenient and showed deference to the attacker rather

than to the victim. that's the back story this morning. what's happening today is california's attorney general will make the argument that the recall effort against aaron persky is a county matter and not one for the secretary of state as persky has argued. the judge himself. right now there is a restraining order granted on behalf of judge persky forcing the recall effort to stop while this matter is decided. if this is deemed to be a state matter and not a county matter, then the recall effort would have to start all over again. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> one that a lot of people are following. thanks so much, kris. at 5:04 the palo alto unified school board, the district wants to spend $200,000 more dollars to look into title 9 complaints. they have spent $250,000 allocated.

also today the district superintendent will present results from questions about sexual harassment and misconduct. palo alto online says the district has seen a sharp spike in reports since may. 5:05 and happening now antioch police say they need your help in finding this missing teen. police say 14-year-old rivera was last seen outside of black diamond middle school yesterday afternoon. he's a student at deere valley high school. they say he has a congenitive ability of a fourth grader. police consider him to be at risk. he was last seen wearing a light gray or light sweater and green camouflage pants. san francisco leaders say they're trying to find a permanent solution to make dolores park safer. people gathered to share ideas with people from the police department and district attorney's office among others. that meeting follows a shooting

at the park earlier this month. three people were hurt. the paper reports that one is still in critical condition. there have not been any arrests. it is 5:06 right now and this morning a message of hate in alameda as police investigate and a community pushing for answers. a flier was found near sherman street and central avenue. it has a swastika and you see a woman wearing a hajib with the words, quote, help me kill you, stupid. unquote. the new counter culture as well. you can imagine neighbors are very shocked. >> i was sad. i was disappointed that something like that would be in our community and our country, in our world. >> the majority of hate crimes and hate incidents go unreported so we knew it was important to stand up and be counted. >> this isn't the first time this has happened. crawford said he later found a flier near his home just blocks from the islamic center in

alameda. police found a third one. this string of hate messages comes after last week's vandalism of alameda's temple israel. rocks were thrown at windows. police are investigating it as a hate crime. continuing coverage now out of washington, d.c., where president trump recently laid out a new plan for the nation's largest war. the commander in chief is vowing the u.s. will win in afghanistan. and to do that he wants more proof but he's not laying out any numbers. "today in the bay's" edward lawrence is live in washington with a closer look at this new path. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, marcus. breaking news this morning. the defense secretary jim mattis is in baghdad right now. he made a secret trip to the region. he left the u.s. as the president was giving his speech. ♪ president donald trump gave little specifics about his strategy for the war in afghanistan. >> we are not nation building

again. we are killing terrorists. >> reporter: but the president wants an honorable and enduring outcome through the end of the war. >> the consequences of a rapid exit are both predictable and unacceptable. a hasty withdrawal would create a vacuum that terrorists, including isis and al qaeda would instantly fill. >> reporter: he says he will not tell our enemies when and how he will attack giving no specific troop increases but made it clear more soldiers and resources will join the war. president trump then shifted signaling a new policy to pressure pakistan to join our fight against terrorists. >> pakistan has much to gain from partnering with our efforts in afghanistan. it has much to lose by continuing to harbor criminals and terrorism. >> reporter: he now heads to

arizona for a campaign-style rally with mike pence. the president is at odds with both republican senators and the state. >> i'm very concerned where we are today. >> reporter: the mayor of phoenix also wrote a letter asking president trump not to visit because it will just inflame emotions following violence in charlottesville. and the president hinted that he might actually pardon the former controversial sheriff who was convicted of ignoring a court order. the sheriff tells nbc news that he has no idea he's getting a pardon. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence. back to you. it is 5:09. as we wake up with some cloudy skies again this morning, we will see some sunshine as we go into the next several hours. looking live in san jose and our start this morning at 64 degrees. it does feel mild as you head out the door and we'll be up to 82 degrees today looking at how we see those temperatures trending starting out this morning. a few clouds through 8:00 and

then we'll be in the mid-70s by noon. it will be a nice day to take your lunch outside. we'll talk about what's ahead as our temperatures warm up this week. coming up in a few minutes, mike is checking on the issue near the altamont pass. >> the one that popped up over my shoulder. we got details and it was affecting only folks off 205 and the merge at 580 out at grant line road. there's a crash there that's been moved to the shoulder. you see a little recovery just around that scene and a little buildup here off west 205. that is a traditional build. as schools come back we expect heavier volume but probably not for the next week or so and holding steady. over here the crash 680 off the shoulder. no slowing. if you have to move that car during the morning commute it may be a problem. no commute problem for the maze. travel times are great. >> let's hope they stay that way. thank you, mike. caught on camera an intense police chase in southern

california, the wild way it ended next. plus, what's next for the state's housing crisis? the solutions lawmakers are tossing around.

good tuesday morning. it is 5:13 as we take a live look outside in san jose we're going to go to the neighborhood of willow glen and check out the temperature trend for today. we'll be at 65 degrees at 9:00 with our skies clearing, reaching into the upper 70s by early afternoon and eventually hitting 81 degrees, which is

right where we should be for this time of year. we'll be heating up as we go through the week. i'll have a look at the forecast coming up at 5:17. >> and looking at your north bay drive. highway 37 out of vallejo over toward the island. it's a good way to get you started. 5:14. a new video of a wild chase and crash in southern california. this happened last night in orange county and you can see that driver weaving in and out of traffic. that chase reached speeds up to 100 miles per hour. it ended when that driver finally crashed while trying to exit the freeway. the car rolled several times before coming to a stop and a cloud of smoke as you could see there. the two people side were taken into custody. at 5:14 continuing coverage morning of lawmakers' push to tackle california's affordable housing crisis. experts say renters pay 50% higher rates compared to other states. home buyers faced prices two and

a half times higher than the average of the rest of the country. it is a problem facing potential home buyers the homeless. >> if there's a housing crisis in the last ten years, a reduction of about two-thirds of the funding of local, state and federal level and affordable housing of funding. anything above $500,000 still has some play, still has some inventory there. below that number it's a dogfight out there. >> state lawmakers return on mon saying they will push a legislative package that includes regulatory reforms and money for low-income housing. 5:15. new this morning more complaints over apple's new headquarters in sunnyvale. the people living in the neighborhood talked with "the mercury news" this morning saying the new spaceship campus blocks their view of the santa cruz mountains. they call it, quote, a prison wall and they say construction continues to disrupt their lives. they are working to minimize the impact. more business and tech news

this morning. it turns out teenagers are leaving facebook at an alarming pace. >> for the rest of the news before the bell turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning to you, landon. hi there, marcus and laura. good morning to you both as well. wall street is poised to open higher. investors remained cautious amid geopolitical tensions and turmoil in washington. the dow eked out a small gain to end a two-day skid but the nasdaq for a third straight session. the dow rising 29 points to 21,703. the nasdaq to 6213. a new study shows teens are leaving facebook faster than expected. e-marketer expects the user base 13 to 17-year-olds will shrink more than 3% this year. now that's the first time a decline has been predicted for any age group. while that may be bad news there is a little silver lining here. lots of teens are opting for

instagram instead which is owned by facebook. the study estimates snap chat will be bigger than facebook and instagram among teens by the end of 2017. and google may have an answer to the pod. the blog reports the company is working on wireless headphones that would use google assistant to augment physical trolls. they would let you hear and reply to notifications by using your voice instead of typing out a response on your phone. google could have them ready by its annual hardware event this fall. marcus and laura, back over to you. thanks so much, landon. well, new this morning at 5:17 target says a kids clothing brand will now include sensory friendly pieces. one of the company's designers says her child has trouble with sensory processing. she has trouble finding clothes for her daughter so the brand cat and jack will address the most common requests like

removing tags and other things that can irritate your skin. you won't have to clip them off. >> that's good for children with autism, too. that's great they're actually paying attention. >> i want longer shorts for my daughter. >> that's something else you'll have to work on. >> those little tops now, too. >> let's just keep going. >> it's going to be too cool stepping out the door for that this morning. you'll want to make sure you're wearing something that keeps you warm but also some layers because you'll be shedding them as the day goes on and those temperatures heat up. a live look outside in dublin this morning. we have clear visibility. look at all those people out there already this morning. you'd better get moving. a look at the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen we will have some slightly warmer temperatures over the next few days. we are heading into the low to mid-80s today in the south bay. east san jose 85 degrees. gilroy a high of 86 degrees. 89 degrees in danville and

hayward reaching up to 86 degrees. half moon bay. the outer sunset 66 degrees there. reyes at 64. santa rosa a high of 78 degrees. as we take a live look outside in san francisco this morning you see those clouds starting out. and if you're getting ready -- if you will be going out to the giants game this it's going to be a really nice day. it starts out comfortable but it will get cool as that game goes on and we'll start to see more clouds moving in. checking out the day planner today in oakland will be at 62 degrees during the morning. mostly cloudy skies to start but at noon bright and sunny. 68 degrees. 71 at 4:00 this noon. so it does stay very comfortable there. if you were going hiking to some of the trails in the north bay, it will be at 55 degrees, a few clouds early this morning. then as the skies clear, temperatures warm up quickly so we'll be up to 71 degrees at 10:00, and then later today we see the temperatures staying in the upper 70s there.

we're also going to feel an increase in humidity due to some monsoonal moisture bringing some showers and possibly some thunderstorms of the sierra that could push into the central valley and a slight chance of a few of those isolated pockets of showers moving the north bay today. other than that we are looking good and the humidity decreases tomorrow. temperatures up to 68 degrees in san francisco. we'll keep the temperatures steady. we will feel more of a difference for the inland areas, heating up with that humidity and low to mid-90s in time for the weekend. as we head over to mike now, a delay for a b.a.r.t. rider? >> i want to let folks know because every minute counts in the morning. we're talking about mcarthur. riding through the mcarthur station may have a few-minute delay recovering from late track maintenance in the area. everything should be recovering. recovery mode there. a smooth drive for the rest of the bay. the same thing for your freeways as well. we're still tracking the crash

off the roadway south 680 over at vargas coming down through the tri-valley. no major issues, a little bit of slowing away from the bay bridge. i looked with our camera and we didn't see a problem. we'll check with waze as well. folks heading to the bay bridge and out of pittsburg, an easy choice to take highway 4 over to 242. a good drive here. a good option for you. make sure right now when you have an easy drive you go to your app, your waze app on your phone, probably smaller than this one. but check on your profile, go to your team, and make sure you've selected nbc bay area wazers. that's how we share information. back to you. thank you very much, mike. coming up, solar eclipse hangover. the lasting effect people are experiencing the day after the historic event. and online right now you can read about a new addition to a southern california zoo. buddy the sea lion weigh as whopping 700 pounds. new this morning -- could a kelp

shortage be looming? experts are blaming climate change - coupled with the it is 5:24. could a kelp shortage be looming. blaming climate range with invasive species. there has been a 90% decline in the number of kelp all the way

to oregon. that means certain types of fish have less to eat. and new research says more whales die from crashing into ships than first thought. researchers say from 2006 to 2016, 86 died off the coast of oregon and washington but only 36 washed up onshore. researchers say often the dead whales just sink. ship collisions are the leading source of whales deaths. as the opioid epidemic sweeps the nation, some health care officials are calling for the creation of safer spaces for drug users. those would allow people to legally consume drugs elsewhere with the supervision of professionals. they hope people can get the help they need before it's too late.

>> most politicians don't have answers. we need solutions. >> people who come to these spaces are eventually connected with organization that is help with drug treatment programs and disease testing we investigated overnight and according to the cdc opioid overdoses claimed 33,000 lives in 2015. 5:26. the big question after the eclipse this morning, can you still see? eye doctors say that they are indeed hearing from people who chose to ignore repeated warnings and looked directly at yesterday's eclipse. now if you aren't sure if you have eye damage, here is some advice from a san francisco optometrist. >> if you're having light sensitivity, watery, pain in the eyes, an after image like a flash with the light bulb, then you should call someone. >> the most common problem is treatable, a sun burned cornea. permanent damage including vision loss can be done when the retina is ebxposed to too much

sun light. up next, coming together to condemn hate. the message from state and local lawmakers to alt-right protesters ahead of the big rally in berkeley. >> reporter: nearly $2 million owed by the 49ers. this morning the mayor's ultimatum to the team. ♪

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5:30 on your tuesday morning, taking a live look outside, san mateo bridge this morning. good morning to you and thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm marcus washington on this tuesday. a nice, beautiful day, i think. >> a little humid. >> sprinkles here and there. >> wash the car today, kari? >> i'd say you could wash the car. i mean, you know, we feel sprinkles every now and then especially along the coast. we may have that back again this morning and high temperatures today in san francisco heading up to 66 degrees. the north bay lower 80s there and oakland will be up to 72 degrees. as we check out san jose's high temperature, 82. slightly warmer in a few spots with that higher humidity. we'll be reaching into the upper 80s in the tri-valley and the delta. coming up in about seven minutes i'll look ahead to your weekend and we'll talk about some places you may be headed. we head over to mike now.

>> we just heard about this. it sounds like a disabled vehicle. i don't know what type. possibly a truck. 237 is where the issue is, very popular the trucks this time of morning traveling through and over to milpitas and it is eastbound 237 at mccarthy boulevard where the off ramp is blocked or at least partially blocked. chp is still getting there and we see a little slowing there. the bay bridge we typically see this backup. the metering lights have been turned on. no problem for the maze. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. breaking news, an amber alert is in effect, a missing child from the central coast. >> authorities are searching for 9-year-old daniel morsov saying he was abducted from santa maria early this morning. that boy is white and has brown hair and brown eyes. he is 4'5" and weighs 90 pounds last seen wearing blue jeans. he was abducted by 47-year-old

morosov who is considered armed and dangerous. police say the suspect was last seen driving a blue volkswagen golf, license plate number right there on your screen, 7jgg242. and we're learning that the suspect is considered a flight risk. this is a live look at san francisco international airport this morning. that is where authorities are being warned to be on the lookout. they think the suspect might be en route to russia. here's another look at the missing boy again. we are going to stay on top of this story throughout the morning. we will bring you the latest updates as soon as we get them. new this morning our first look at an audit at levi's stadium, their finances. they claim they owe nearly $2 million. bob redell live at city hall with what they're learning so far. >> reporter: within the past 30 minutes we spoke with mayor gilmore of santa dlar clara and she expects starting this thursday they will put the 49ers

on 30 days' notice to pay up or face legal action. the city commissioned audit and it made 37 findings including that the 49ers owe santa clara nearly $2 million, about $900,000 for public safety spent out of a construction fund, and about 200,0 thousan200,000. they are in violation of the measure which prohibits it. the first step will be to hire a city manager with stadium managing experience. >> santa clara was ill-prepared to a stadium of this magnitude. we're changing things.

>> reporter: the city of santa clara is demanding the release of documents relating. they have refused saying it would take away their negotiating power. there are ways to keep the docs confidential. we've e-mailed the 49ers for their response to this audit. the team has criticized the city for spending about $200,000 on an audit which only discovered an additional $150,000 in expenses owed to them. reporting live, bob dell, "today in the bay." 5:34. happening today the suspect accused of shooting and killing an off-duty oakland firefighter is expected to be arraigned. we brought you this as breaking news of the shooting last thursday. right here on "today in the bay." the suspected gunman oliver juneau has been charged with murder and attempted murder, accused of shooting 30-year-old jake walter and injurying another firefighter in japantown. walter died from his injuries.

preparing for a showdown. state and city leaders are coming. >> pete suratos is live with the message they're expecting to give the protesters. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus, statewide and city leaders this morning in berkeley which include congresswoman barbara lee as well as mayor of berkeley and the berkeley mayor made it clear that he doesn't plan on turning away the protesters as long as they remain peaceful. >> we stand for free speech. we can't dictate. >> reporter: they feel the need to speck speak out to this rally that will take place at the mlk civic center park.

you are seeing the events that took place in charlottesville. and i did look at the organizers page not too long ago and they make it clear that she does not support white nationalists and they are not welcome at this rally. when you consider the previous rallies in berkeley where plenty of fights broke out. this is not permit this had sunday but leaders suggest folks stay away on sunday to be on the safe side. now so far 306 people are interested in attending this event according to the facebook page. we're live in berkeley, pete suratos for "today in the bay." the search continues for the gunman who shot a popular bay area rapper. this is video taken moments

after 39-year-old williams was shot. police say that it appears he was targeted. and this isn't the first time. police say he survived an oakland shooting in january and his fans hope he'll survive this one, too. >> i don't see why richmond. we need to do better. >> they say that they want the community to know that there is no threat to the public. new this morning president trump has signed a bill to help speed up da analysis in criminal cases. the rapid dna act was sponsored congressman spralwell and dianne feinstein, using new technology that can process dna samples in 90 minutes or less. testing can happen at the time of a suspect's arrest. lawmakers believe this could help with the rape kit backlog

as well. not in our backyard, that's what many san jose residents are saying about tiny homes for the homeless. the community meeting was held in south san jose, many voicing their displeasure for the proposed tiny homes plan which would be used as transitional housing. they're planning to fill an empty field off monterey road. last night's testimony will be presented to the full city council next tuesday. and sonoma county has approved 12 tiny homes for homeless veterans in santa rosa and this happening today the city board or the county board, rather, of supervisors, are looking at ways to re-sign the entire homeless service system. the meeting is this morning at 8:30 at the board of chambers in santa rosa. 5:38. happening today we're expecting to find out how b.a.r.t.'s extension into the south bay is coming along. santa clara valley transportation authority will give us an update happening at

the milpitas b.a.r.t. station which is under construction. b.a.r.t. completed the warm springs station in fremont which is now up anding. also today the public expected to check out the environmental impact report on the proposed livermore b.a.r.t. station. the new station is planned for east livermore at isabel avenue and 580. it is expected to cost more than $1 billion. happening at 6:00 at the robert livermore community center. a minor delay at the mcarthur station. reports here in the first two hov lanes that there may have been a crash but traffic moving smoothly through the area. traffic moving very slowly. it's not a major issue coming no the maze. a slow drive. the wider look shows you a standard flow of traffic, very nice.

looking over to san jose, northbound 101 shows slowing as it did on our sensors here. >> it's like the eclipse all over again. >> where are those glasses, quick? >> you don't want to see headligh headlights. >> now that the eclipse is over everyone is looking forward to the weekend. >> warmer this weekend. some beach weather. the bay will be at 85 and you can see how warm it's going to be in valleys up to 93 degrees. warmer sunday. we're making plans to go to the movies and the neighbor's house. if you're going to the russian river valley once again we'll be heating up with our high temperatures on friday up to 78

degrees. if you are making a road trip and going to yosemite this weekend, mid-70s and perfect weather for going out and seeing the sights and going hiking. carmel valley is going to be nice with some lower 80s there. i'll have a look at san jose's temperature trend for today coming up in about three minutes. >> thanks, kari am a desperate search. rescue efforts under way in italy after a massive quake and the miracle discovered under the rubble. plus, keeping our children safe. the new legislation that could curb exposure in california.

it's 5:44 on this tuesday morning. a cloudy start as we take a live look outside in san jose. we'll be in the upper 60s. clouds at 9:00. then clear and sunny, noontime temperature 74. we're heading up to 84 degrees by this afternoon. it's going to be a slightly warmer day but still really nice as the humidity drops. warming up at 5:49. >> we do have one reason for 580 being easier at the dublin interchange and a crash at the bay bridge toll plaza.

>> we'll check back with you. we have developing news out of italy. a massive earthquake shook that region. it shows those crews pulling from the rubble. people, a little baby. we don't know the extent of the child's injuries. the quake hit an island off the coast of naples. six buildings collapsed. >> new this morning state lawmakers want to cut lead exposure. the issue gained national attention. here in california one proposed bill would urge doctors to ask more questions to assess a family's risk of lead exposure. the health department would be held at a higher standard when it comes to reporting that data.

in flint the cdc says 5% of kids under the age of 6 this lead -- elevated lead levels. we investigated overnight and in certain bay area spots the numbers are comparable or higher. elevated lead levels in oakland. an area of san jose tested at 3%. the latest numbers from the state health department are from 2012. an east bay state senator introducing a bill that if passed will treat crimes by white nationalists as terrorism. senator nancy skinner says her bill will strengthen the state's anti-hate laws. it would cover groups protesting against white nationalists. skinner says that's a loophole in the current law. she says the changes would allow full prosecution of groups pushing hate speech.

at 5:46 new details now, thousands of california students set to get some debt relief. shut down over calls. 23 campuses closed. now the company that bought some of the students' loans will have to pay out millions of dollars. the company has about three months to notify students they no longer owe money. be the case for over 9,000 californians. 5:47. happening today future construction right next to san jose's tech museum. the mixed use hotel and palace. the plans include expanding the museum. a picture of what it would look like.

5:47. a bus stop closure to tell you about. construction, however, may last up to six weeks. if that's your stop officials suggest walking a block west. thanking a good samaritan, it happened as firefighters were taking a break fighting a brush fire. >> it burned 100 acres on august 11th. several firefighters were eating at scrambles diner when the stranger paid for their entire tab. firefighters sent a press release thanking the stranger. >> people helping people. good breakfast this morning to get you on your way. >> to get out the door. >> packing the school lunch today for the kids and you're getting ready to head out the door, it is going to be a little

bit more humid as you step out. it may be a bad hair day. monsoonal moisture. even tracking one isolated cell moving through solano county. moving closer to fair field. the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen we are going to have some warmer temperatures and right now 64 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. 58 degrees. feels muggy in the north bay as you head out this morning. high temperatures up to 81. oakland a high of 72. 77 in palo alto and livermore expect a high of 88 degrees. san jose up to 82. you see the clouds and a good day for the sunglasses. don't forget them because it will be sunny by late morning and a good day for short sleeves

as the temperatures continue to heat up. maybe the second day of school exciting still. clearing and warming at recess. temperatures inland. we'll see more weather like that over the next several days. upper 80s today feeling humid but the humidity drops. temperatures go up for the weekend. i'll have more on that. >> facing back into the traffic so i moved our emeryville camera and there you see the flashing lights. it does sound like a motorcycle rider that was off the bike and then in lanes. they may get one lane clear. one lane is still just past the hov lanes over on the left side. so if you over to your right lane or fastrak, we'll show you

the waze system as well because the traffic is starting to build on the traffic tuesday and we see from the tri-valley in livermore in towards fremont. earlier a great choice, the dublin interchange still moves well. make sure you check your profile and look for our team which will pop up right here, nbc bay area wazers. that's the team that you want to make sure you're joining. back to you. >> sounds good. thanks, mike. coming up, finding music in the most unlikely places. a piano mysteriously shows up in a woman's backyard. where it's going to end up next. at 5:51 happening now a 53-year-old woman is dead after a boulder hit her as she was hiking in southern california. the woman was with a group when that boulder just came down on top of her. and anger boiling over since the white nationalist rally earlier this month. residents screaming and cursing at city lead. the council canceled its agenda

just to take public comments.

taking a live look outside from our golden gate bridge welcome back and a very good tuesday morning to you. taking a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. a typical foggy start along the coast. at least you can make it out in

this shot. the full forecast in five minutes. a warning from the director of the secret service this morning says the agency's resources are being pushed so far to the limit that he's running into trouble. the secret service says more than 1,000 agents will not be paid for working overtime. the agents are protecting 42 people associated with the president. there's not much they can do since they're required to protect the president and his family. it's not just about the impact on the budget. >> you need to have fresh, well-trained agents available for protection. >> agents can't make more than

$160,000 in salary and overtime. a grammy and oscar award winning rapper is pushing changes to our state's justice system. about 25,000 people for a free show. his goal was to shed light on the state prison system. some get overlooked and are treated unfairly. >> just being able to vote, having proper housing. >> he is pushing for three bills that would help young people. take a look at this. cleveland brown players taking a knee during the national anthem. it happened before the preseason game with the new york giants. 11 players kneeled. several other players stood nearby, put their hand on their

kneeling teammate's shoulder in a show of support. it's the largest and demonstration any team has displayed during the preseason. last season former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick gained national attention for kneeling during the national anthem. changes are coming to the way one palo alto animal shelter is run. a plan approved to have the operation taken over. pets in need would take control on east bay shore road starting next year. they voted to spend $60,000 to create a newer, larger shelter. a cat needs regular checkups with a veterinarian especially since they tend to hide illnesses and pain. it was created to build awareness among cat owners.

several neighborhoods could be worth buying into before prices rise even more. the real estate list iing looke to see who had the growth. san francisco's golden gate heights ranked number two. observing's glenn view at number four. a sacramento woman is trying to figure out what to do with a mysterious piano sitting in her backyard. it was left in her backyard over the weekend. the homeowner found it while working on remodeling her home. she posted an ad on craigslist

to see if anyone wanted it. no one was interested since it isn't in the best shape as you can see there. now she's trying to figure out how it ended up there. >> i thought some homeless people lived here and they were mad at me for moving in. >> the city says it will make an exception to the weight limit and pick the piano up for her. >> quickly approaching 6:00 and breaking news we're covering, an amber alert issued for a young boy abducted from the central coast. the reason people in the bay area are being asked to be out on the lookout. blues -- >> my face hit the wall and put a big hole in the wall. >> breaking news. dozens of people are injured two

high-speed commuter trains collide. what led up to the terrifying accident. >> and the state's top cop getting involved in the judge persky recall effort here in the south bay. the impact that could have on the embattled judge's career. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a very good tuesday morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm marcus washington. a muggy one. going to be a great day. >> i've already had tweets about big hair. >> it's a big hair day. >> big hair don't care. >> that's right, that's right. and we are going to have some nice, warm temperatures as we go into this afternoon. warming up just a little bit more than it did yesterday. it feels very mild as you head out at 64 degrees. up to 82 today. look at the temperature trend and see where we'll be as we go into the