deputies say he crashed into a tree on hartley road. he was leaving a crime scene last night. the department says rum felled started his career in law enforcement in lake county in 1997. they say he was also an assistant football coach at clear lake high school. we reached out to them. a rare crime in contra costa county commute. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live. bob, details are slim but what do we know about this right now? >> homicides on the 500 block here if you're not familiar with the area this is a two-lane road that runs through farmland. according to a tweet put out around 9:40 the contra costa county sheriff's office says it

is working the case. i left a message still waiting to hear back. a lot of questions, who was murdered, how were they killed, and what led up to their deaths. reporting live in byron, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we do have new video of crews battling flames. a popular hiking trail. in a tweet they will hold off how many acres have burned until daylight and they can assess. 5:01 happening today president donald trump will be in reno, nevada, today. a day after speaking in a campaign style rally in arizona. there he attacked the media, democrats and senator john mccain. edward lawrence is live with

what we can expect for the presidents' day. edward? >> reporter: good morning. we saw a scripted president trump. this showed off the unscripted president trump lashed out setting the political world on fire again. passionate and contentious protests before, during and after president donald trump spoke at an arizona rally. during his speech the president unscripted blasted the media, criticized the comments following his speech in charlottesville. >> he didn't say it fast enough. he didn't do it on time. why did it take a day? he must be a racist. >> reporter: he doubled down on building a wall along the mexican border blaming democrats for blocking the funding. >> the democrats would like us not to do it. we have to close down our

government with building that wall. >> reporter: the president hinted again he would pardon controversial sheriff joe arpaiyo. the president called him us a the reason health care reform failed. >> we were just one vote away from victory after seven years of everybody proclaiming repeal and replace. >> reporter: both senators boycotted the rallying. >> they don't show support for trump. >> i think it's sad. >> reporter: the president may not be competent enough to effectively lead this country, critics say. and four people were arrested in the anti-trump protest in downtown phoenix. there were no injuries. back to you, marcus, laura. new fallout this morning following a deadly crash involving a u.s. navy destroyer.

the navy removed a fleet commander. jose joseph aucoin. several sailors are still missing this morning. some remains were found but the navy has not said how many bodies have been recovered. authorities at uc berkeley say they are investigating a reported sexual assault on campus saying that a female student reported the attack happened in one of the residential living units. they do not say specifically which one. they say that it happened early tuesday morning. that's all they are telling us at this moment. and investigators are looking into whether a hayward man facing four sexual assault charges has more victims out there. they say he met a woman at a restaurant in june, drove her to a house where he pistol-whipped and sexually assaulted her.

he is also connected into a similar case in 2015. at 5:04 continuing coverage of the terror attacks in spain. this morning the widow of the bay area man killed in the attacks is looking for someone. she wants to find the last person to see her husband alive. heidi nunes tucker says she tried to find a waiter who rushed over to try to help her husband. he was killed in the barcelona attacks. she says she saw a picture on social media showing the waiter's kindness. she and her family want to thank him. nunes tucker is still in barcelona as her husband's body is prepped to come home. at 5:05, confederate statues are removed in other parts of america, activists here are calling for a statue to be removed from a city building. >> more than 1,400 people have demanded a christopher columbus statue be removed from city hall. it says columbus discovered america.

advocates say the statue is obscene and offensive in the native community. >> individuals who may well have had a prominent and important role in history had a dark engagement as well. it's important for us to have policy discussions. >> the mayor has indicated if he wants the statue to come down or not. activists plan to present a petition to the mayor and the city council once it reached 1,500 signatures. not just in the south bay there's a call to remove a monument in san francisco as well. it's at civic center plaza. the 800-ton sculpture which depicts the settlement of california, also depicts a native american fallen in defeat. james kim supports the push to have it taken down. and this morning b.a.r.t. says entrances to the civic center station in san francisco are closed for good. one entrance has been closed

since december after a sewage drain pipe collapsed. that's on grove street near market. now officials say they may permanently shut down. b.a.r.t. says it may need to install the transit tower substation. of course there will be other access points. b.a.r.t. says it is still working on the time line. it is 5:07 and this morning lawmakers promising to protect lake tahoe for future generations. senator dianne feinstein says the key is focusing on climate change. she and republican senator from nevada are co-writing a bill authorizing $450 million in federal money for projects aimed at improving the lake water plan. we found some information about how climate change is already impacting the lake. two major factors are the rising temperatures and less snow. warmer temperatures are facilitating the algae growth in the lake which, of course,

impacts the water clarity. in 1910 a uc davis report says 51% of precipitation in tahoe was snow and in 2016 it was just at 33%. a big difference there. and right now it's 5:08. if you are planning to go to lake tahoe we are looking at great weather there. and in heavenly we'll be at 77 degrees today. 78 degrees tomorrow, and for friday, 81 degrees. as we get a live look outside right now at the golden gate bridge it is now not too bad as far as visibility. we will continue to see a few more low clouds moving in. temperatures starting out at 59 degrees heading up to 68 degrees. as we look at those temperatures and how they trend today we'll be hitting the high temperature at 68 degrees at 3:00 today. and then looking at all of our high temperatures around the bay area, some low 90s from antioch and livermore, there is concord.

and morgan hill a high of 88. 84 in san jose. and napa today up to 86 degrees. we'll talk more about those temperature trends as we go into today coming up in about four minutes heading over to vianey now looking at still some smooth sailing elsewhere around the golden gate bridge. >> definitely despite this accident that happened overnight that is still blocking the toll booth lanes three and five. we're not seeing any major delays out of the area. that doesn't mean it won't cause issues later around the 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. mark. keep this in mind. it may take a while to fully clear that out. chp issued a fog advisory. it looks like scary visibility is getting better out there. a wide look right now at the bay area we can see there's no other major delays. that accident along westbound 80 that has cleared up and traffic has recovered. a quick check of your drive times 101 about 20 minutes.

280 about seven minutes. from highway 101 about 20 minutes. metering lights aren't on just yet. >> this is a fever we don't mind getting. the powerball jackpot going up. >> it's getting hot in here. now the fbi thinks they have a hacker. we've got a live look outside at emeryville this morning. traffic moving along there. not so much in other parts of the bay. a lot more news ahead.

it's 5:13 on this wednesday morning. a live look in san jose. hard to tell but it is cloudy as we get started and as we check out the temperature trend for los gatos it will be at 66 degrees at 9:00. mid-70s for early afternoon but it doesn't stop there. we'll be in the mid-80s today. definitely feeling warmer, and warmer than our average high temperature and our temperature's heating up. more on that in five minutes. a quick check westbound 80 from highway 4 to the bay bridge

about 18 minutes. that's recovering nicely following a crash in the area and westbound 580 to the bay bridge about 15 minutes northbound 880 from 238 to the bay bridge about a 14-minute drive. thanks a lot, kari and vianey. it's 5:14 right now. happening now that jackpot -- look at your eyes. they're growing. tonight's powerball the second highest ever. $700 million. >> the things i can do with that. lottery fever is sweeping the nation. kerry sanders with the rush to buy those tickets. >> even kerry is smiling. look at you. >> reporter: well, i am, come on, there's a fever. look, we're not just in florida, we're in the vault, in the basement, where they actually do the lottery. if you look through here you see the black curtains draped over the machines, those are the four machines. one of those four will be

randomly selected and then wheeled out across over here to the studio where the pressure will be on from laura. laura will be operating the machine, all eyes are on you as well as the machine. is there pressure? >> the energy is palpable, kerry, you can really feel it. >> reporter: and i guess people wonder, what happens if the machine malfunctions. >> there are procedures in place when the machines malfunction. we're counting on that not happening tonight and being to announce a big winner. >> reporter: so, remember, this is how the game is played. you have, first of all, the first five numbers that you pick, that's 1 through 69 and then the powerball you pick and that's 1 through 26. and if it all works out your chances of winning are 1 in 292 million, buy two tickets, ten tickets, 100 tickets, your chances are still 1 in 292 million. you don't want to go blow your paycheck here.

guys, this is what i'm thinking. this is $700 million. if you don't win, since we're in the san francisco area we're thinking, just invent something like facebook. >> exactly. we're working on that, kerry. it really shows you how hard these odds are because this thing has been rolling over a few times. >> the thing about it you only need one ticket to win. >> you're right, you're right. kerry sanders, good luck to you. at least we'll see you today at 7:00 a.m. on the "today" show, his full report is coming up at 7:00. all right, are you in, mcgrew? >> reporter: i'm in. some of the things going on in high tech. one of the men accused of hacking yahoo! will face a san francisco judge this morning. the hack was the biggest in american history and now u.s. federal marshals have one of the people accused of being behind it in san francisco. the u.s. attorney for the northern district of california says he will go before a u.s. magistrate this morning at 9:30. he was caught in canada but

waived extradition. the fbi says he was a hacker for hire and may be connected to foreign governments, so the fbi documents still say which government. earlier the justice department said it was russian agents behind that attack. now he's from kazakhstan. he's a canadian citizen. he may not be the end target for u.s. prosecutors. he may be the small fish in a bigger fishing expedition. google will team up with walmart, google's voice assistant. they have other arrangements with stores like walgreens and what not. this is soon to be a counter to amazon and its alexa. ceo john watson will reportedly step done. chevron based in san ramon employs more than 50,000. there's been turnover in the world's largest oil companies including rex tillerson who left exxon to join the trump administration. a number of analysts say they think the top of the stock market may have come and gone. stocks rallied tuesday

encouraged perhaps by talk of tax cuts and reforms. the dow up 196. the nasdaq up 84. technical analyst who is measure data do worry we've hit the top of the market and will have a rough september. that said septembers are always rough so i think in december lots of people -- >> do you think? >> we'll watch but it could be rough. >> good to know. thank you very much. we know this is going to happen today. blessing of the grapes in livermore to get ready for the harvest which will get started at the end of the week. a rabbi, a priest and a pastor. no, that's not the start of the joke. they're going to go up there, bless the grapes that will be plucked from livermore's vines this season. it's a century old tradition in the wine business. today's ceremony starts at 11:00 this morning. this is actually the 36th harvest in livermore. the harvest started already in

napa. >> those grapes are blessed. oh, they are. >> you start to see holy images. >> let these grapes turn into wine. >> and it's a great day to visit. it's going to be hot today so that's to be the main thing to keep in mind, maybe some white wine today. and as we take a look at what's happening as you step out the door and already rolling on the roads in fremont it's 58 degrees, mostly clear skies. the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. as we check out today's high temperatures in oakland we'll be up to 72 degrees. 79 degrees in palo alto and san jose up to 84 degrees. we are going to have some hotter temperatures on down the line. so get ready for that. as we look at the school day forecast it will be a comfortable walk or drive to school this morning. at recess the kids will see more sunshine and warming temperatures. and by the time they get out of school later on this afternoon temperatures will be reaching into the 70s and 80s inland.

and then after you get out of school maybe you're going to at&t park, we have an afternoon game versus the brewers and it's going to be in the upper 50s, still nice and cool. a mix of sun and clouds out there at the park and some breezy winds with highs in the low 60s. if the kids are out of school, maybe head to the san francisco zoo today. it is going to be free for san francisco residents from 10:00 to 5:00. we will have temperatures in the mid-50s there. throughout much of the day it feels a little warm and then you take your jacket off and then it feels cool again. you put your jacket back on and it feels cool again. that's the kind of weather we'll have. over the next several days no major changes in san francisco. inland upper 80s today to the mid-90s this weekend. looks like a nice beach weekend ahead. vianey, what's happening out there on the road? we've had a couple of fender benders overnight and into the early morning hours. a wide look now at the bay yeah

looks like our speed sensors aren't picking up major slowing. we are still tracking that crash involving an rv because it looks like the toll booth lanes are expected to remain closed and it looks like we can look forward to the chance of seeing slowing in that area. now a quick look now at the bridge drive times. 580 to the richmond bridge about eight months. and westbound 92 towards the san mateo bridge about 12 minutes. a live look now, that traffic is starting to build up in the oakland area. thank you very much, vianey. 5:21. coming up, a travel warning this morning. the disturbing reason americans are being told not to advice the parts of mexico. >> also this morning now a warrant out for the arrest of a white nationalist. like nbc bay area on facebook to read about the charges he's facing. kong this morning.

5:24. a massive typhoon is whipping through hong kong. officials raised it the highest storm alert. that storm is causing hundreds of flights to be canceled and training in financial markets are suspended as well. the typhoon triggered massive waves on some of the city's most popular beaches and some areas sea levels could rise to 15 feet. right now a travel warning

is in effect for certain regions of mexico. the state department is cautioning americans about violent crimes like murder, kidnapping, carjacking, and robbery. the warning covers several regions includingist destinations like cabo san lucas as well as cancun on the yucatan peninsula. all new this morning safety systems to prevent car crashes appear to be working. that's the conclusion from two new studies published by the insurance institute for highway safety. data shows near crashes where the systems were sold between 2009 and 2015. one study looked at the blind spot detection system. the other examined tech that keeps vehicles in the lanes. researchers say tens of thousands of crashes could be voided if all vehicles were equipped. meantime this morning learning mileage can make a big impact on how much you pay for auto insurance. a new study found drivers who

increased their annual miles from 5,000 to 20,000 saw a rate increase of about 9%. it also found that amount varies considerably depending on where you live. we investigated overnight how much it cost here in california. we found increasing your mileage from 5,000 to 20,000 caused a premium increase of more than 25%. coming up, a hero in the east bay. i saw someone in trouble and just wanted to help. >> we speak with a man who saved a neighbor from being sexually assaulted. the hunt for the suspect. >> reporter: take a look at this video. an rv crashing into a toll plaza at a popular bay area bridge. i'll explain how it could affect the morning commute for some bay area drivers. ad lib live picture-- bay bridge

toll plaza a very good wednesday morning to you. quickly approaching 5:30 and, hmm, do you think the metering lights are on this morning? maybe so. a live look at the toll plaza, the backups already under way. you're already halfway through your workweek. good morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm marcus washington here as we take a look at what's going on with the weather today. it's a warm one out there. >> especially for the inland valleys where you'll feel the difference as we go into the afternoon. taking a live look in san jose at least we do have the cloudy start and that will help hold

down the temperatures throughout the morning. we'll be up to 84 degrees so not too bad. as we look at the temperature trend starting out for the morning we'll be in the upper 60s. noontime temperature of 76 degrees and low 80s today. san francisco up to 68 degrees. no changes there. we'll keep that same weather on the inland areas in the mid-90s this weekend. we'll talk only about the weekend coming up in seven minutes heading over to vianey now. a look at what's happening on the roadways. >> our speed sensors aren't picking up any major slowing and that's because it looks like it has stayed quiet in terms of major accidents. are seeing slowing along 580. it looks like there may be a fender-bender in the area which is why the speed sensors are picking that up. aside from that still mon this crash along golden gate. so for that we're going to toss over to pete who is live at the scene.

>> reporter: good morning to you, vianey. and it's lanes three and five that are shut down as a result of this crash. lane three is typically shut down in the morning. we're going to show you lane five heading into san francisco. you can see some of the damage following that rv crash. in fact, we'll show you some of the same video when all of this took place overnight. according to security on sigte, they're saying it happened just before 9:00 p.m. chp is investigating the cause of the crash. we can report the driver of the rv suffered a leg injury. we did do some digging to see if there were similar incidents like this on the bridge. an rv crash took place here at a toll booth a few weeks ago during the day with the door of the rv ripping off leaving it wedged in the booth but there were no serious injuries to those inside the rv. we checked into the future of the toll plaza and this comes at a time when the bridge will soon

be moving forward on a project to replace the toll plaza down the road with a sleeker, taller toll to hopefully prevent some of these crashes. we'll take you back out here live. you see the damage done there. the commute tends to pick up roughly around 8:00 a.m. not so much here right now. they plan to fix lane five, the area of concern, after those commute hours. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> all right, a busy one there, pete. 5:32. an east bay man being hailed a hero after the victim -- or he says he saved a victim from being sexually assaulted. it happened in the area of stockton avenue and balra drive in el certificate eser certific. guest says he heard a woman screaming outside of his window. >> she was walking and out of nowhere he came behind and put his hand over her mouth and told her if you say anything i'm

going to kill you. >> guest says he managed to chase the man away. police then responded with a k- unit but the suspect was never found. now trying to track down surveillance video. a closer look at sexual assaults in el cerrito. some crime stats in the community. we investigated and found eight incidents falling under the sexual assault and sex offense category in el cerrito alone just within the past year. at 5:33 happening today the teenager accused of killing maddie middle in santa cruz is expected back in court. whether adrian gonzalez will be tried as an adult. investigators say gonzalez, who is now 17, sexually assaulted and killed middleton and then hid her body. gonzalez has pled not guilty. the current hearing is expected to last a week. and a follow-up now to the amber alert we first brought to you on "today in the bay." 9-year-old daniel morozov is

safe and in protective custody this morning. police say his father abducted the boy from his santa maria home after he shot and killed the boy's mother. the father was killed in a confrontation with lapd officers last night. it's 5:34. cracking down on fare evasion. new this morning we're learning dozens of people across the bay area are in trouble after being busted by b.a.r.t. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live in fremont. a lot of citations from the agency. good morning, kris. >> reporter: it sounds like a lot, laura. in just a few hours b.a.r.t. police officers did cite about three dozen people for trying to cheat and ride b.a.r.t. for free. these are new numbers this morning. the crackdown was last night. the focus about 5:00 to 9:00 last night at the powell station, the richmond and fremont station. officers wrote 36 citations, but in addition to that the officers also arrested four people on unrelated warrants and crimes.

last night's focused enforcement, as b.a.r.t. calls it, is part of the $3 million effort to stop fare evasion. i dug up some numbers and would you believe fare evaders cost about $25 million a year. that citation is a $250 ticket. a few dozen people cited is really just a drop in the bucket. b.a.r.t. says as many as 22,000 people steal rides, jumping turnstiles, sneaking in behind a paying passenger, or just straight walking on to a train. if you follow me on facebook and twitter, i want to hear from you, where do you see the most fare evaders and are they obvious about it? coming up at 6:30 i'll show you some of the other ways b.a.r.t. is trying to crack down on those fare evaders and make them pony up their fare. in fremont, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks a lot, kris. alameda county wants your input on the master bike and pedestrian plan. this particular plan is for the

unincorporated areas of the county shown in the shaded portion of your map there. the goal is to create new paths and to make the old ones safer. overnight we did some digging in the county's plan. right now nearly 42 miles of existing bike paths in the unincorporated area. the goal is 200 new miles. taking a look at our commute this morning. some problems out there on the way. looks clear in this shot. a lot of green out there. we do have problems on the toll plaza this morning where an rv ran into the golden gate bridge plaza. they have some lane closures as they try to work out that situation. it's 5:36 right now. pretty soon we'll be looking at the weekend forecast because we're already on wednesday, halfway through our workweek, kari. >> yes, we are. now we are going to take a look at saturday's forecast with our high temperatures really starting to heat up out there as

we get a look at the inland forecast on saturday 93 degrees. making plans to go swimming or relaxing by the pool or just trying to stay in air conditioning, the bay at 85 degrees. the coast at 70 degrees. looks like it will be nice and comfortable there. also more of the same on sunday with mostly sunny skies but there will be a few clouds near the coastline, and we are going to be tracking that. a lot of events going on this weekend including the chinatown street festival in oakland. on saturday and sunday this will be happening, temperatures starting out in the mid-60s and then rising into the low 70s today with some sunshine. and then as we look at the festival of the arts festival in palo alto on saturday and sunday, very nice weather there as well. reaching into the upper 70s for the afternoon. so that will be one of the spots, too, where you can go and enjoy milder weather. going to tahoe this weekend there will be a chance of some thunderstorms on friday.

up to 81 degrees and then for much of the weekend reaching into the low to mid-80s, morning temperatures in the 40s. monterey will see highs reaching into the mid-70s by sunday. it is going to be bright and sunny there as well. hitting the roads into paso robles this weekend sizzling there reaching into the triple digits and maybe better to just stay closer to home in the spot like livermore. we'll be talking more about that. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend for san jose coming up in about three minutes. we're looking forward to that. thank you, kari. 4:38. we investigate overnight. the reason federal investigators are looking to real etransactions here in the bay area. plus -- >> back up, you creep. get away from me. >> the exclusive excerpts from hillary clinton's new book, the disturbing account she describes with donald trump up next.

speaking of trump, he appeals to his base in arizona. we'll show you highlights of the speech when "today in the bay" continues. ♪

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♪ ♪ find your child's class supply list at walmart.com. select "add all items" and have them shipped home. good wednesday morning. 5:41 with a cloudy start as we take a live look outside in san jose this morning. to the neighborhood of willow glen. mid-60s. there will be some sunshine, low 70s by late morning, early afternoon and our high temperature is reaching into the low 80s.

a little bit warmer for this time of year. i'll have on that coming up in about five minutes. >> for the east bay take a look at the drive times from 580 to vargas road. 12-minute commute. about three minutes. from 238 about 14 minutes. >> and new this morning federal regulators are expanding their search into who is buying luxury real estate in certain parts of the country and it includes bay area county. some believes the purchases were used with money laundering schemes, shell companies that pay cash for properties. we investigated overnight. santa clara, san francisco, san mateo, los angeles, and san diego counties have properties that are under investigation. regulators are also looking at properties in new york and miami.

and happening today bay area lawmakers fight for ocean sanctuaries, protected previously by former presidents. >> the president wants to see if the sanctuaries can be open to oil and drilling. the sanctuaries under review are from point arena in the north to monterey bay in the south. this morning congress members nancy pelosi, jacky speir and huffman will be talking. new this morning we're hearing from a woman who criticized the treasury secretary's wife. that response prompted a big backlash and she has since apologized. several designer brands were tagged. commented saying in part glad we pay for your little getaway. responded with a long post touting her family's wealth and calling miller adorably out of touch. >> when i read the reply, my

first react was to laugh because it was so hypocritical. it was really something i would never expect someone who had ever been in the public eye to write let alone publish in public. >> in a statement from her publicist linton apologized calling it inappropriate and highly insensitive telling nbc news the couple will reimburse the government for linton's travel and she is not paid for promoting products on social media. at 5:44, all new this morning a very frank perspective on the 2016 election from hillary clinton. excerpts from clinton's new book. it is the audio book version. at one point clinton talks about one of the debates. >> now we were on a small stage and no matter where i walked, he

followed me closely, staring at me, making faces. it was incredibly uncomfortable. he was literally breathing down my neck. my skin crawled. it was one of those moments you wish you could hit pause and ask everyone watching, well, what would you do? you stay calm, keep smiling, and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space, or do you turn, look him in the eye and say loudly and clearly, back up, you creep. get away from me. >> pretty strong excerpt there. clinton's book due out september 12. in the meantime president trump held a campaign rally in arizona last night and claims some channels would not carry it live. >> he said that. scott mcgrew live on the stage. >> indeed he did. it was one of several accusations the president made

against the media. he also said his comments on charlottesville were misreported. take a listen. >> then one day he didn't say it fast enough. he didn't do it on time. why did it take a day? he must be a racist. it took day. >> the president also said he would be willing to shut down the government if congress does not fund his border wall, the very same wall he said mexico would pay for. >> build that wall. now the obstructionist democrats would like us not to do it but, believe me, we have to close down our government. >> democrats, of course, do not control either house. the president said it was possible he may terminate nafta, the north american free trade agreement. the u.s., canada and mexico are in long-term negotiations over nafta. what did you think of the president's speech? no doubt you watched it on tv even if he said you couldn't. tell me, i'm on twitte twitter @scottmcgrew. >> thanks a lot, scott.

all right. so now is the time that -- okay, this is a fun, interesting story. can you spell shakespeare. >> apparently it's a tough one for usc in southern california. a new statue of the queen of troy unveiled last week at the campus' new $700 million development. that's attributed to shakespeare's "hamlet" except the playwright's name is missing the "e" at the end. ucla tweeted out that error but usc says, quote, to "e" or not to "e." that is the question. shakespeare had his name spelled in a variety of ways. the university settled on a common 18th century spelling to match that ancient feel of the statue. to "e" or not to "e" is pretty clever. >> another question today, the weather. what is it going to look like? it will be hotter today and that is the thing many people inland will be like, it's starting to heat up out there.

that will be what we'll feel as we head into the weekend with some hotter weather on the way. at least it's cool now in the tri-valley, a mostly clear start to the morning and it's 58 degrees. lower 60s for the peninsula and the south bay. the east bay 59 degrees. still some clouds in san francisco as we start out 58 degrees. check out the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. it will be hot as we go into the weekend. at least today we're still feeling temperatures that are just a little bit warmer than the middle of august and where we should be. gilroy up to 9 0 degrees. as we move over to the east bay, walnut creek 89 degrees. oakland, 72 degrees and some mid-70s for the peninsula in san mateo. san francisco on par reaching up to 68 degrees and hotter in the north bay. in novato up to 90 degrees in mill valley at 77 degrees. as we take a live look outside

in san jose and getting ready this morning and it will be a great day for something like a hat, something that will give you some shade or your sunglasses and some nice shoes as well. but you need something more than heels if you're going hiking today in the east bay. it will be partly cloudy to start. as skies clear our temperatures making it into the upper 60s. look at how warm it will be at 2:00 today. drink lots of water under all of that sunshine. also have some warm temperatures in sonoma. wine country today. if you're not going on the hiking trails going to the north bay enjoying time outside it is going to be warm but cool spot will be at half moon bay out there hitting the links. san francisco stays nice and mild. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. the inland areas are going to be heating up into the mid-90s by this weekend. our temperature trend of hotter temperatures will be under way starting today. heading over to vianey now, do we have any slow spots yet on the road? >> we do have some slow spots in

the south bay and it looks like we're still seeing slowing along the 580 area. it looks like it may be a fender-bender that was blocking one lane and is now off to the right-hand shoulder and, of course, we'll continue to monitor the crash along golden gate. it looks like the two toll booth lanes will remain closed. speed sensors are not picking up any major slowing. if we move down to the south bay we're still seeing slowing. it looks like right now along 101 right near story road it looks like there may be a fender-bender near that area. a live look outside right now at the bay bridge toll plaza we can see the metering lights are definitely on. stop and go for the folks on that bridge. i'll send things back to you. >> thank you very much, vianey. coming up, you'll be able to buy marijuana at major stores in california. new regulations to make sure pot edibles are safe and not sold to children. first happening now, breaking news out of yemen. security officials say an air strike has hit a small hotel

killing dozens of people. officials add that the air strike was led by a saudi arabia coalition. no word why the jet targeted the hotel. plus, delays for commuters in new york and new jersey this morning. anty new jersey transit train derailed inside new york's penn station. the conductor was the only person onboard. riders could see 20-minute delays this morning. taking a live look outside from

our san francisco camera this morning. at 5:53 on your wednesday morning a live look outside from our san francisco camera this morning. off to another foggy start on the coast and in the city. and new this morning we're just months away from recreational marijuana being completely legal in california. the state department of health will be in charge of overseeing edibles beginning january 1st. until then those products have almost no oversight. the first in northern california to start lab testing edibles. the owner says no one has even started checking up on them. >> it's not regulated at all. we were never required to be in a commercial kitchen. i thought it was the right thing to do. no one to us lab test, but i

thought it was the right thing to do. >> she claims her competitors are making pro in their homes and even garages. new rules and standards are being hashed out. meantime, health experts say people need to be careful. >> it's 5:55 and happening today protesters are expected to show support for former quarterback colin kaepernick. a protest is planned outside nfl headquarters in new york today. kaepernick is still a free agent. he made national headlines last season for kneeling during the national anthem before games. civil rights groups plan to rally behind him today. and 5:55. new this morning a push to prevent students from committing suicide. "the examiner" is reporting that san francisco board of education approved the new policy preventing sue called the model youth prevention suicide program, grades 7 through 12. the district will work and come up with prevention and

intervention strategies. the modesto police department is mourning the loss of one of its officers this morning. an off-duty police sergeant was killed last night while riding his bike. the driver who hit him was arrested for driving under the influence. the police department has not identified the sergeant who died but says he's been with the department since 2012 and was just promoted to sergeant a couple weeks ago. he previously worked for another office. >> this is a sad day for this community. this was a recently promoted sergeant. people who make that rank are leaders in their community. to see a leader like this lose his life on duty or off duty affects every single law enforcement officer in the community. >> the chp is working to help the grieving members of the modesto police department.

>> and the men whose voice defined stand athletics department for more than 50 years has died. the university just announced bob murphy died friday in santa cruz. murphy was the pitcher, broadcaster, and sports information director for the school. the school lost an icon. murphy was 86 years old and suffered from alzheimer's disease. a northern california city taking some fairly drastic steps to get more people to become firefighters. a new program that offers to cover the cost for those who want to become a firefighter. you have to be at least 18 years old, have a high school diploma, and be cleared by a doctor for physical activity and meet specific income standards. the fire chief says the goal is to help ease the stress of paying for training. >> we want to make she is opportunities available for

those. >> they are guaranteed an interview and will also have their names added to the state's hiring list. a new audit shows the university of california is not following its own policies when hiring contract service workers. uc campuses are supposed to not hire contractors in place of uc employees. the new report shows they are failing to make that happens and finds campuses are not using bidding. they failed to disclose $175 million. a southern california woman is proving it's never too late to make a dream become a reality. this is 103-year-old who took the oath of citizenship in los angeles. four generations of family members were there to witness her swearing in.

10,000 people took the oath. her family helped her stand up from the wheelchair, raise her flag and receive the oath. they say this means everything to her. >> so happy. >> become a citizen and come to america because after the war she didn't want to live in cambodia because of living conditions and always wanted to come here. she heard so many things about this place. >> now that she's a u.s. citizen, the 103-year-old great-grandmother is looking forward most to voting. >> she looks amazing. she does look amazing. a sheriff's deputy is dead after a car accident. >> a homicide reported in a

small east bay community. we are live from the scene as investigators try to figure out what happens. and a major inconvenience for b.a.r.t. riders. the reason some of the entrances could end up closing. we've been on since 4:30. thanks for joining us now. at 6:00, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm marcus washington. we take a look at what's going on especially when it comes to traffic. >> we've had a few accidents out there. it's starting to get busy. >> going out to work this morning, let some fresh air in. live at the golden gate bridge and low visibility in a few spots, maybe even drizzle, too. we'll start to get some clearing around noon there. high temperatures in san