thanks for joining us. >> hoping for a nice day ahead. >> we are. it's going to be nice but there will be more clouds and mag in san francisco, not as much sunshine, which is not what you want to hear. but the inland juries are going to get clear and skeerl temperatures. we start out way few clouds this morning as we take a live look outside in san jose you head out and it's 62 degrees heading up to 81 later today. we will have the temperatures for the most part staying in the 70s and briefly hitting the low 80s especially in east san jose. 58 degrees in san francisco, but you will be rm waing up nicely throughout the day as the sun starts to peek out a little bit more later this afternoon. as we get an update on the roadways from vianey, any slow spots right now? >> we did have subpoena slowing in the south bay fwhau was dude to a stalled vekd and judging by the map right here it looks like that person may still be there which means they're probably waiting for help. if you're heading along northbound 880 right at first street if you see this, this is probably what may be causing some slowing in that area. aside interest that slowing, if

you notice we're not really seeing anything else on the map in terms of our speed sensors. so let's get a quick check of your peninsula drive times. southbound 101 from venice avenue to sfo about 12 minutes. 101 from sfo to highway 92 about 5 minutes, and southbound 101 to highway 92 to bauers avenue about 19 minutes. so even in the peninsula it's good. san jose we're not seeing a lot of sunshine just yet but seeing a lot of taillights and headlights out on the road. back to you. 6:01, new this morning the chp is investigate a deadly crash overnight in the east bay. officers say the driver of a honda veered off northbound interstate 880 south of marina boulevard in san leandro. the car struck a tree at full speed. the chp says the driver died at the scene. he's not been identified but said to be in his mid-20s. well, happening today stits cities on both sides of the bay are getting ready for big rallies this weekend. >> large outright rallies are planned in berkeley and san

francisco as are the counterprotests. this morning cities are finalizing those plans to try to protect residents and of course all the neighborhoods in san francisco. pete suratos live in berkeley with what we're expecting to happen there in just a couple of hours. good mong, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and markus and there's going to be a press conference behind me on the stepds of berkeley city hall with groups opposed to this weekend's rallies. when you talk to sirpz of this weekend's rallies they're saying it all comes down freedom of speech back up those who are against it is a that those rallies are all about hate. >> we're calling for everybody who stands up and says we cannot have another charlottesville, we cannot have anymore racist viept attacks ar anti-semitic or islamic foep e phone attacks to join us this sunday at 10:00 at mlk civic center park. >> i think the rhetoric they're using is divisive and incorrect. they're labeling people here fash shifts, white supremacists

and nazis and that's not true. the organizer of the upcoming rallies actually stated that he was hispanic. >> now those two people were at uc berkeley last night in fact you're look at video from overnight on the campus when a liberal group known as by any means necessary refused to allow two conservative groups, the college republicans and berkeley patriots into their planning meeting. that led to an altercation with police stepping in to break things up. the liberal group is planning to attend and shut down the patriot prayer rally in san francisco as well as that no to mark six rally set for berkely on sunday clachling that both of those evernts white supremacists events. but the conservative groups claim that isn't the case saying that these evernts all about freedom of speech. rallies are becoming a cause for concern following the white nationalists rallies that took place in charlottesville. but organizers for both of rallies this weekend have denounsed white nationalists groups with the organizer of the berkeley event going as far as

saying that the white nationalists or neo-nazi groups in general are not welcome at the sunday rally. but as for this morning here in berkeley, that news conference with social justice leaders against this weekend's rallies is set to take place at 10:00 a.m. we're live in berkeley, pete suratos for today in the bay. thank you were pete. meantime, france san francisco is also preparing for the worst. the national park service gave final approval for saturday's controversial right wing rally at crissy field. the fbi will be working with the national park service and the flois keep peace saturday. and we've been doing some reporting, some presidio businesses are even taking precautions. they plan to shut down. here's the road closures you need to know about. zone one in the yellow is the area of the alt-right rally. that begins at 2:00. zone two in the blue is the buffer zone. the buffer zone will be closed to pedestrians, cars, and bikes. the counterprotest will be gathering at the civic center at noon. at 6:04, happening today a

public procession for the lake county sheriff's deputy who died this week with the we covered rob rum feld's death as breaking news yesterday morning. today the sheriff's office says it will escort his body from napa county back to be lake county. authorities still have not said what type of medical emergency he suffered before crashing his tral car. and a developing story this morning. right now a desperate search is underway for two sisters missing after watching monday's eclipse. 7-year-old ka lia lee and her 18-year-old sister melissa from lake tahoe haven't been heard from since sunday. police believe the cysters attended an eclipse in the big summit prairie. that's a ranch in oregon mountains about 75 miles from ben. the girl's father seds that he received a fraud alert from the bank saying that melissa's debit card was being used. he said that he called his daughter's cell phone but it just goes to voicemail. new this morning east bay

school district facing layoffs. newark unified schools are receiving lower funding due to declining enrollment. auditors are recommending cutting $5 million from that budget over the next two years. and live look at washington this morning. president trump is getting the work with members with the session this morning, including some who he sharply criticized during a speech in phoenix earlier this week. meantime, we saw a very different president donald trump yesterday after he spoke in reno '. >> today, edward lawrence lye in washington, d.c. this morning way tale of two presidents. good morning, edward. >> reporter: good morning. the president just tweeting about this saying that he changes tones or purpose relating to the audience he's talking to. >> i can tell you one difference between the speeches in rine know the president used a teleprompter purchase he did not speak off the cuff. a vastly different president trump addressed the american legion conference from reno,

nevada. >> it's time to tale the wounds that divide us and to seek a new unit based on the common values that unite us. >> reporter: less than 24 hours earlier in phoenix an unscripted president had a much different tomorrow. after defending his response to charlottesville and attacking arizona senator john mccain, president trump added. >> and nobody wants me to talk about your other senator who's weak on borders, weak on crime, so i wont won't talk about people i him. >> and a more subdued tone addressing the nation on afghanistan on monday. >> they sound entirely different. and i think we know which one's the real one. >> i think the real one showed up in phoenix. >> reporter: and now the president must try to work with congress to get several big ticket items passed. in september the government will have to negotiate a deal to possibly raise the debt ceiling or risk running out of money. republicans also want to pass tax reform as well as revisit healthcare reform. >> i would just say that i think it's important that we all stay

unified as republicans to complete our agenda. >> >> reporter: this comes at a time when the "new york times" reports that senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and president trump have not spoke n ninnen in several weeks. >> house said senate members will be back september 5th from their break to start governing again. reporting flooi washington, edward lawrence. >> can only imagine what will go on in that break. it's 6:08 right now. a warning toll you about from ather ton police. they're telling people to keep their vehicles locked. they're issue ache new warning this morning. typical stuff, keep your doors locked, don't store valuables in plain sight as well. police say this follows a string of recent mash and is grab burglaries that town. overnight we took a closer look at the crime trends in atherton. we ran a search spanning this past year using the police department's website. showed 70 four propertied crimes most alleged thefts or assaults.

the mavericks big suffer wave contest may soon have new life. we're report a motion has been filed to sell the rights of the contest. current organizer cartel management is bankrupt. they're hoping to celt contest and eat vents permit to the world surfing league. window for the mavericks usually opens in november. it is 6:09 on your thursday morning. a lot of clouds for those inland areas as well as the coast. we start out with some mist and drizzle and san francisco will be heading up to 65 degrees today. lower 80s for the north bay, and still fairly warm for spots like concord and antioch where we'll be hitting 90 degrees. san jose a high of 81 and 78 degrees in palo alto. we'll take a closer look at the temperature trend for today and san jose coming up in about four minutes. vianey takes us out there on the roadways with a few problem spots. aside from some typical morning slowing especially during that 6:00 a.m. hour we saw a couple slow spots in the south bay and that oakland area always sees some slowing.

we've been seeing that traffic kind of building up but it looks like it's because we're starting to see a lot more cars on the rod road. no major accidents at this time. let's take a quick check of those bridge drive times. right now the bay bridge metering lights are on westbound 80 towards the bay bridge about 13 minutes. westbound 92 towards san mateo 13 minutes, and dumbarton 18 minutes. back to you. it's 6:10. up next america's love for football may be diminishing. we investigate the new trend that has some schools seriously worried about the sport's future. plus did you ever have trouble getting your child to text you back? we've got help for you on the way. a new app to make your child respond immediately. plus that former google engineer ready to head to court. we'll tell you about it in business and tech.

6:13 now. a few clouds but we will have that all clearing out very quickly as we take a live look outside in san jose. already busy with those drivers heading north. as we check out the temperatures for santa clara, upper 60s through about 10:00 and then in the 70s throughout much of the afternoon, briefly hitting 80 degrees. which is still cooler than our average high temperature. we will have a hotter weekend ahead. we'll talk about how hot and where. that's coming up at 6:19. and we are starting to see some slowing in the tri-valley.

drive times along westbound 580 from grant line road to 6 seat seeing the slowest of the commutes in morning about 25 minutes. at 6:14 right no, i, the chp is asking for help find a motorcyclist who hit a jogger in the east bay and then left the seen. it happened about 6:30 last night ton wild cat road in orinda. officer say a 39-year-old man was pedmont was jag jogging when he was hit. the he was hospitalized with life-threatening jirz. the moift motorcycle cyst zriend as wearing a yellow helmet and black jacket. football is everything. but that might be changing. a new trend is emerging this season. fewer players are signing up for youth and high school football teams, even though there are more teams nationwide. the sports that come under scrutiny recently with more players and parents voicing concerns about serious injuries and concussions. school officials in some districts say that they're worried about the new trend

because of the impact it has on other students. other students now also -- also with this, there is -- we did some dig overnight and we found that new data from the national federation of state and high school associations found that this is the fourth year in a row where the number of people playing football in high school has dropped. today, the people goat have a say about google's plans to build a mega campus in downtown san jose. the campus which is expected to be five times the size of valley fair smal proposed to be built near san jose's diridon station. the city and google are already in talks but the plan is to get a final approval. tonight's meeting starts at 6:00 at the mexican heritage plaza. the google employee who wrote the controversial memo has found a lawyer. scott mcgrew actually talked to that lawyer. >> the plan here is the lawyer is going to try to find more

people like james damore, the google engineer who other people who feel that google has mabd quashed their free speech. damore of course wrote that memo if which he criticized google's diversity practice dollars and suggested men and women approach their work differently. damore was quickly fired if the. >> now his lawyer who's well known for free speech cases will look for more people at google who feel the company's forcing them to remain silent. you've seen this lawyer before, dill month, she was involved? some of the free speech issues at cal berkeley speaking out for speakers rights when guests like ann colonel ture tried to visit the campus. dillon was formerly on the board at the aclu. they'll release it's public diversity report in 45 minutes, something like companies gool and apple have been doing. they recently appointed serena williams to its board of directors. williams has been an advocate

for fair play. the president this morning tweet about the debt skeelg saying he wished it be had already been passed. the debt ceiling is one of many problems ahead for washington, the other is the budget. president trump has indicated he's willing to let the budget collapse and the government shut down if congress does not approve money for his wall. the stock markets taking notice, stock sank again. it's worth renning the ball that we're talking about, the one that the sprez willing to shut down the u.s. government over is the same way he said mexico was going to pay for. >> right. >> uh. >> let's move on. it is 6:17 right now. new smartphone app aims to help parents better connect with their kids. it lamz it can ensure your child answers your text immediately. it's called reply asap. the app lets you send a message. it pops up over whatever apps the other person has open. the app makes a noise until you interact with it even if the

phone is on silent. the sender will get a notification that you've read it. so let's see if they're embarrassed by the loud noise. >> yeah. >> maybe he was in class and shouldn't have had a phone so now that you have an app that makes it make sounds, that's probably not a good thing. >> i don't know. >> we'll see. wait till have you teenagers. >> we'll see about that. a long way to go. i know it goes fast. as you get red to get the kids up and out the door this morning, it feels nice. we do have some cloudy skies, though, for those inland areas we're seeing just a few clouds and some really thick along the coast. deeper marine layer thanks to that we will have some mist and drizzle throughout much of the morning in san francisco. looking at those high temperatures in the south bay, up to 84 degrees in east san jose and gilroy looking at a high of 85 degrees. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom the screen and we'll still be hot in spots like

concord and antioch in into the upper 80s and lower 90s. pleasant ton it up to 85 degrees and hayward at 75. no need for the air-conditioning today. san carlos up to 80 -- 76 degrees there. and for san francisco, the embarcadero up to 64 degrees. don't expect a lot of sunshine there but you will get it in the north bay. it will feel a little bit more breezy with highs in the low 80s. getting those kids up and ready out the door we do have some patchy fog along the coastline and also some mostly cloudy skies. but at recess it will be starting to clear especially for the inland areas. it will be comfortable with some breezy winds throughout the day and maybe you'll want to take them to the park so as we look at the temperature trend in the north bay, for some of those hiking trails it will be warming up by 2:00 this afternoon into the low 80s and then 78 degrees with gusty winds this evening. and if you drop the kids off and then you want to go hit the links it will be a nice day at half moon bay. wear something that will keep you warm because it will stay

cloudy and temperatures in the 60s. san francisco will stay in the 60s and then make it into the low 70s by the end of the weekend and early next week. inland areas are really going to be feeling that heat by the end of the weekend, some upper 90s for the valleys. and then gradually cooling down early next week. vianey, any issues out there on the roads? we're starting to see a couple pop up on our traffic maps and especially for the south bay, the south bay earlier we saw a stalled vehicle. that has cleared out but now to zpoom in into the san jose area there's a crash along northbound 101 right after trimble road and it looks like a lane may be blocked which is why our speed sensor is picking up slowing. we're seeing more volume of cars out there. that's your morning commute you may want to take a little contract time to head on the roads now. northbound 101 from highway 5, 22 minutes. eight minutes, and northbound 85 from 101 about 21 minutes. even at this hour we're not

seeing too bad of drive times. live look at san rafael, there's that buildup of cars out on the road. be safe out there everyone. >> thanks so much. it's 6:21. coming up next, living paycheck to paycheck are the growing number of workers counting down until payday. a driver turns into a local gas station later turns our attention to a restriction on his purchase like we have never seen before. good morning i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. president trump firing off tweets this morning, a couple of them caught scott mc grew's a tension. follow him at scott mcgrew to read his response right flou. checks and balances segment is coming up at 6:45. you're watching today in the bay. get 40% off on coit residential cleaning services

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welcome back. and a good thursday morning to you. we're expecting another pleasant day across the bay area today take looifg look outside, little hazy start, nice bay area morning overlooking downtown san jose. good morning to you thanks for sbroin joining us i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm markus washington as we hope to get out and enjoy this weather. >> we're look forward to it the kari. it's going to be a nice day. little bit cooler san francisco will be stuck with the clouds for a long time today. deeper marine layer keeps those temperatures cool, also breezy as we'll see those high temperatures for some of the valleys only in the upper 70s and low 80s. oakland up to 69 degrees and 90 in concord. let's check out that seven-day

forecast for san francisco reaching into the mid-60s and low 70s by the end of the weekend. inland areas are bo to sizzle. i'll talk only about the weekend coming up in about seven minutes. vianey gets us out there on the roadways as you get ready to head to work. looks like that accident i had mentioned earlier in the south bay looks like it has fully cleared and now that incident is off to the side but even then we're still seeing some slowing near that area right at the trembling ride along northbound 101 expect to see recovering traffic in that area. 880 we're not seeing any reports of any accidents but it looks like the southbound side is seeing a decent backup all the way from grove down towards industrial along the southbound side. so you may want to head out early because that's been really busy this morning. a live look at the san mateo bridge, it looks like stop and go traffic and unfortunately someone stalled out but at least they're off to the shoulder and it looks lick they're getting help which is always good. back to you. thank you very much.

6:30. happening today an ongoing battling between the city of santa clair rantd 49ers is expected to heat up even more. >> the stadium authorities meeting today for the first time since the city release and audit saying the team hose e owes them nearly $2 million for running levi stadium. today in the bay bob redell broke that story on tuesday. he's lye now at the stadium this morning with developments we're expecting at today's meeting. >> reporter: good morning to you. as the santa clara mayor told me earlier this week that stont at that meeting she expects the stadium authority to put the 49ers on 30 days notice to pay up that money or face serious legal action. the city says that an audit it commissioned had finalized earlier this week shows that the 49ers owes the city nearly $2 million for running the stadium. they're also did he manneding they release documents to enonnfl events held at the

stadium. the team accuse the city of waeting $200,000 on this audit, an audit that discovered santa clara failed to bill the 9ers for 100 fife fiend thousand dollars related expense dollars. they directed to us a mercury nuds editorial which calls on the city to yet its house in order and that reasonable people should be able to resolve the differences between both sides. the city acknowledged tuesday that it needs to do a better job of managing levi's that's one reason they hired a new city manage whoert mayor says has experience managing large stadiums. reporting live outside levi stadium in santa clara. thanks fliertest there. it is 6:32 and happening today in san francisco, the state supreme court is expected to rule on a voter approved ballot measure that speeds up executions. proposition 66 was narrowly passed by voters in november. it calls for beth penalty appeals to be decided wib five years of sentencing. right now, it takes a decade.

opon nents nents say the process takes power away from the courts. supporters say the will of the voters should be respected. a decision is expect add 10:00 this morning. we looked into it overnight, the last prisoner to be executesed in the state was in 2006 and since 1978, 13 inmaids have been expect cited. currently there are 728 men and 21 women on death row. 6:33. we all need water to live and could soon end up paying more for drinking water. why state lawmakers are considering a drinking water tax. kris. >> reporter: would you believe that one in eight californians has toxic water coming from their tap. that is something that our investigative unit uncovered. and also it is the reason that some state lawmakers say that the time for water equality is now. and that's why they're proposing this so-called drinking water tax. it adds up to about $1 per month

per home and it would generate $2 billion over 15 years. that money would then help to clean the toxic water supplies that about a million californians live with every day mainly in the agricultural areas along the central valley and the central coast. now at this point the drinking water tax is supported by environmentalists and faermz but opposed by many of the water boards who be forced to collect the tax and also taxpayers opposing it saying the state should is all ready have money set aside for all of this. you can take go to my twitter feed and tell me me what you think of the tax. stephen stock got very deep on this one. right now the bill is in appropriations committee and there's about a week left for senators to decide whether or not it's ready for prime time which would be a full vote of of the senate.

thanks for the latest there were kris. 6:34 right now, class cancelled this morning we're learning there's no fallout over sexual harassment allegations in san jose state. we reported exclusively last friday that nearly a dozen students were threatening to drop the counsel eling education class of lewis he ta carpet had been on paid leave for sexually ha operation student last year. we obtained a memo late last night showing one of the two class assigned to him has now been cancelled. and tense foot footage from bart this morning passengers are seeing jumping to action to warn a train operator of a man on the tracks. you can see those people right there waving their arms. this happened monday afternoon at the civic center station. the cell phone video shows that man lying across the tracks. fortunately that train operator saw the passengers warnings and hit the emergency stop button. they stepped in to remove him safely from the tracks. more reports of crime at

bart. police say someone broke in three vehicles parked at the west dublin station in broad daylight. we reached out to see what was taken. within the past couple hours they tell us that thieves took a flashing light from one car, gym bag fret second and nothing from the third just left a mess behind as all three had broken windows. new this morning we're all hoping for new family members that live in massachusetts. >> great uncle or something. >> we're all the waying to find out who won the second highest power ball in history. >> it is from chicka tee massachusetts. this is a live look at that lucky store. the ticket worth nearly $759 million. one ticket. some people in the bay area, they do have some reason to celebrate. there are three wins tickets in california, each worth close to a million dollars. one came from this gas station in milpitas, another comes from daly city. here's a look at the numbers just in case you didn't get a chance to check tem about 6, 7,

16, 23, 26, with the power ball number 4. one of the main things or california roadways is now -- are we moving on? maybe so. is now going on the way of the ford pinto. caltrans report lid ramping up eliminating those dots on the roadway, you know those markers kind of bumpy on the highways toet will you know ire crossing the lanes. in january they first announce thunderhead would phase out those dotsz for new stripping that's cheaper and reflects just as well if not better they say. the gradual replace sacramento now underway. it's 6:37 and i believe our total work ticket i think we won $4. we've got to split that out. >> i don't know how many people put in their $2. if we look alt this satellite we're seeing some flow that n that area but the heaviest traffic is in the east bay along

8880. chp isn't reporting any accidents it looks like it's just heavy morning commute, a lot of traffic out there on this murs morning. go ahead and head out now. but we're not dealing with major accidents at this hour. westbound 80 towards the bay bridge about 14 minutes. san may teaio about 17 minutes. 84 towards dumbarton, 20 minutes. and mass transit no delays. we're seeing the hef jest of traffic building up right here. chp has issued a high wind advisory and fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. >> look at that, all fogged in there. >> yeah. >> it is friday eve. >> that means -- we all got plans for it. >> yeah. there's a lot going on if the if you don't have plans yet, that's whoa i'm here for. i'm going to help with you that and also where temperatures are going to be the most comfortable. that's going to be huge because we'll be heating up on saturday. inland valleys up to 93 degrees, maybe you're planning to head to some of the vineyards while the

bay will be at 85 degrees and the coast at 70 degrees on saturday. now on sunday more of the same but even a little bit hotter for those valleys, up to 97 degrees and the bay will be at 86 degrees. let's check out one event going on in china town street festival in oakland. this is both days of the weekend. let's check out saturday's forecast, it will be niegs, high temperatures staying in the 70s so that will be a place where you can go and enjoy some milder weather. but it's going to be hot the first day of san jose state home game at spart stan stadium the. at 4:30 we'll be in the low 90s, bring hat, sunscreen and drink lots of water. temperatures feel nicer as we go into the evening. and on sunday you may be wrapping up the weekend at sill son valley pride festival and this goes on all day, starts way parade and festival throughout the afternoon. it will about 70 degrees at 10:00 and then some mid-80s for the afternoon. still a great day to enjoy all

of that sunshine. and napa valley this weekend it's going to be sizzling. look at sunday's temperature, up to 97 degrees. you may be drinking some white wine there. as we look at what's happening in the sierra, here's a look at squaw valley, still a little bit of snow on the upper crest and we will have some mild weather. it will be in the mid-80s, you might want to take a dip in that pool there. but if you're going to the beach in santa barbara, it's going to be in the mid-80s, mostly sun? i skies. send me your tweets and let me know what's going on this weekend what are your plans and we will talk about that. you may see it featured right here at about 6:38 tomorrow morning. i'll have another look at the forecast coming up in three minutes, laura. thank you very much. have you seen this? coming up disturbing new video surfacing showing a cheerleading coach forcing high schoolers to do the splits. we're going to take a closer look at the video and tell you how the school is now responding

this morning. plus new information on a fire that broke out at a popular peninsula hiking spot. how an animal may have cause today. president trump reportedly ready to implement his transgender ban but there's some changes. we'll walk you through them. and right now take a look at your money on wall street. you can see the dow up 32 points, the s&p, nasdaq all up this morning. we're following the money. you're watching today in the bay. ♪

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eve. we're heading close territory weekend. and we start out with a few clouds this morning as we take a live look outside in san jose. we'll break it down by neighborhood and go to santa teresa. now we'll be in the upper 60s by late this morning. and then some upper 70s by 2:00 briefly making it into the low 80s today. some very nice weather before it heats up just in time for the weekend. we'll talk about how hot it gets in the forecast coming up at about 6:49. >> and it's been a fairly quiet day on the roads and as far as your mass transit goes, no delays to report at this hour. and attentions are rising ahead of two weekend rallies in the bay area. one in berkeley, the other in san francisco. now, a fight broke out last night at a planning meeting for the people who want to dispute -- disrupt, raermg, the event. the woman who punch add i neo-nazi was charged with a crime. she spoke with us last night. >> we're calling for everybody

who stands that says we cannot have another charlottesville. we cannot have anymore racist violent attacks, anymore anti-semitic or islam phobic attacks to take place. to join us this sunday at 10:00 at the mlk civil center park. >> i think the resser rick they're using is divisive and incorrect. they're labeling here here fascist, white supremacists and that's not true. the organizer of the upcoming rallies state that'd was hispanic. >> and this all follows the month of violence in charlottesville. today groups will meet for an antihate rally outside of berkeley city hall. startling video surfacing this morning showing a coach allegedly forcing high school cheerleaders do the ship. wa -- splits. two members of the cheer team took the video on a dell phone. they say it shows them being pushed into the splits and being held down by their coach.

one of the girls said she asked him nine times in legs than 24 seconds to please stop. >> this is a grown man pushing my 13-year-old girl so hard against her well while she's crying and screaming for him to stop that he's ripping tissues in her body. >> several school desperatetors have be -- administrators have been liceplace the on leave. fire crews think they know what started a fire near a popular hiking stral on the peninsula. the america i can news reports this morning an animal hit a power line which caused a spark that started a grass fire near the stand ford dish. officials tell the paper that they thinks with it was a bird who then flew away. one firefighter hurt his foot after crews put that fire out. and happening today, bart talks about modernizing the elsear rito dell nor the station in east bay. heerds a picture of what the change would look lick. the splan to upgrade and expand

the station. bart also wants to add two any elevators to the stairwell. 6:46 right now and a big question this morning from some the will we soon see oil and gas drilling in places like sequoia national park. it depends on president trump had the hiss administration is expected to make a major announcement today. interior secretary will deliver that news. the department wads order by the president to review 27 national monuments across the country to see if they could be opened up to commercial use. here are the monuments in california that were up for review. there five in total including the bear yes, sir says monument parts of which are in napa county. president trump may send an order forbidding new transgender troops. >> we all remember when the president tweeted he would forbid transgender people from serve being. this morning the wall street certainly jez he's ready to send

those orders to the pent gob. white house insiders say the order will be slightly different than his original tweet. he will forbid the military from hiring new transgender recruits, but where it gets a bit different, the "wall street journal" says, is with transgender troops already serve being. while the president is going to forbid the military from spending money on some medical care, he will not order the military to kick out transgender troops. instead, according to reports, he will ask the military to decide on a case by case basis whether each of those transgender soldiers or sailors is deployable. but keep in mind the military had already considered transgender troops as combat ready because the military had just finished the process set into place by the obama administration to make that policy. the president tweeted this morning the so-called fake news media was giving minimum a hard time over the different styles of his speeches over the last couple of days.

and off the cuff an animated speech in arizona during a campaign rally was sober and on tell prompter in reno as he addressed veterans. the president also retweeting this tweet from a t-shirt salesman in new jersey. it says best eclipse ever. now this would make barack obama the sun. we examined the president's tweets orders on today in the bay. we'd love four share your thoughts. you can reach me on twitter directly at scott mcgrew. well, happening today amazon is opening a physical bookstore in san jose. the online marketplace which began as a fiber book dealer will now have a brick and mortar presence along santana road. >> there's a little irony in there, isn't there? there has to be. i don't know. maybe they think they can make it when others couldn't -- couldn't compete. >> amazon has been experimenting

with these physical stores in other cities. according to the santana road website the store will sell books and amazon devices like kindel, economyco and fire. >> 6:50 right now approaching 7:00 and the today show here in the bay area. kind of the cloudy bay area start. >> it's fogust and we're seeing more of the clouds starting out this morning. a deeper marine layer keeps those clouds in san francisco and the drizzle for a little while longer. many more people get up and out the door, it's 59 degrees. mostly cloudy now. let's check out the high temperatures today. it's still going to be very warm in spots like concord and antioch, livermore up to 86 degrees and for san jose 81 so just a little bit cooler than was yesterday afternoon. napa and santa rosa looking at those highs and low 80s, oakland 69 and 70 eight degrees in palo alto. so as you're looking out the window, let's start out at the closet getting ready with a cool start, it be best to wear

something comfortable like some light long sleeves and then if it's drizzling out there you'll want a hat. if it's sunny you'll want that hat to give you a little bit of shade. later on it will be very comfortable wearing a t-shirt and some shorts, especially as we go into the weekend with a hotter weekend ahead. as you get ready to head out the door going through the dropoff line or walking to school, the school day forecast starts out with patchy fog and clouds at recess. it will start to clear for those inland areas and temperatures will be comfortable but those winds kicking up later on today with that sunshine's going to be a nice one. and then after school you might want to take the kids to a park or hiking trail in the north bay. it will be warming up into low 80s by 2:00. 82 degrees there and then smuper 70s with some more breezy winds later on this evening. if you plan on hitting the links and half moon bay, going golfing will be cloudy, foggy, and it will at times you'll have to deal with low visibility with temperatures there staying in the 60s. a cooler day along the coast and

in san francisco thanks to all of the fog. but it will linger into foam but as it clears up our temperatures warming up too and it's going to be hot for the valleys. it will be up to 97 degrees, that will be the hottest day on sunday and then gradually cooling down after that. as we head over to vianey we're tracking any issues for your morning drive. over all we've been enjoying a quiet morning when it comes to accidents but we're starting to see a buildup in the typical slow spots for the south bay. as you've been seeing along northbound and south bund 880 we definitely seen a buildup of that traffic. now let's zoom in and you can see that the yellow speed sensors typically means it's moving slowly and twuns starts turning red an orange that means it quickly starts turning into stop and go traffic. head out now in that area because it looks like it's going to be a busy morning. south bay drive times we're seeing slowing along northbound 101 from 85 about 30 minutes. northbound 280 from 101 to

highway 85 is about 13 minutes. so we're still seeing a bit of slowing in the south bay. in terms of what you can expect for your mass transit, well, i have good news, no delays at this-mile-per-hour for any of the mass transacross the board. let's look palo alto 101 a smooth commute. we've got a stalled big rig but it's off to the side with its blinkers on so all is moving smoothly in palo alto. back to you. thank you. >> well, we'll take a quick look at the top stories on today in the bay including looming layoffs for an east bay school district. the reason they may have to make raftic cuts. but first breaking news out of skitserland, eight people still missing after a rock avalanche in the swiss alps. there are evacuations under way near the italian border. no one has been hurt but the avalanche is blocking rods. another 28 kmarts stores are being closed across the country. sears has already closed dozens of its own department stores and

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that's 40% off everything coit cleans. welcome back. before you head out the door on this thursday morning here are the top stories we're covering on today in the bay. >> public procession will be held today for a lake county sheriff's deputy who died this week. the sheriff's office will escort the body of rob rum feld from napa county to lake county.

he suffered a medical emergency after responding to a call on tuesday night and crashed his patrol car. here's a live look at levi stadium. tonight the santa clara stadium authority meeting for the first time since this week's audit of the 49ers. the city says the team owes them nearly $2 million for running levi stadium. 49ers say the audit is riddled with errors. city is also demanding the team release documents on nonnfl events. santa clara's mayor says she expects the stadium authority to set a 30-day deadline for the team to pay up or face lool legal action. an east bay school district is facing lay offs. the east bay times is report thalg the unified schools are going to receive less funding because of decline in enrollment. auditors recommend cutting $5 million over the district's budget over the next two years. state lawmakers debate a new tax on brinking water to cover the cost of making water systems safer. the bill would generate $2 billion over 15 years. the money would help cover the costs of cleaning contaminated

water systems and wells. the tax would amount to an extra $1 per month pore homeowners, businesses would pay $10. the mavericks big wave surf contest may soon have new life. robert hand is is report a motion has been filed to celt rights to the contest. the current cartel management is bankrupt. they're hoping to celt contest and the event permits to the world surfing league. at 6:58 let's take a live look from chicka tee, massachusetts. why there this morning? that's where the winning power ball ticket was sold. it was worth more than $700 million. look at the live crews all setting up. they want to see who woon it. three winning tickets sold in california, each were close to a million dollars. 1 was at a gas station in milpitas, another was in daly city. >> i guess they'll have a lot of pride there. >> absolutely s. >> a lot of money, too. >> get out and enjoy the day with your money, your winnings. >> i have to find out if i'm

related to that wirn somehow. >> oh, yeah. it's going to be a great day here in the bay area. we will start out with some low clouds an fog once again. we will have some difl forever a little while longer only a little bit of clearing, high temperatures in san francisco reaching the mid-60s and then we'll get a lot more sunshine toward the end of the weekend and it's going to be holter for the inland veils. look at that, up to 97 degrees on sunday, and then our temperatures start to come down. so make plans to stay cool this weekend, especially if you're away from the coast but i think the beaches will be the place to be. >> there you go. sounds like a good idea. the roadways, a little slow out there this morning. i've enjoyedty know probably the commuters haven't enjoyed it because i haven't had any major accidents to report which say good thing. couple fender bepders here and there but they've managed to clear out nicely. although we are starting to see slowing in our typical morning spots like the south bay along 101 we did see a couple of stalled vehicles out there. >> that's what's happening today

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