alert.. a live look at san jose this morning-- ju we are in a microclimate weather alert on this thursday morning, taking a live look outside overlooking downtown san jose, just one of the areas about to really feel the heat. good morning to you, thanks for waking up weerlly with us. i'm laura garcia-cannon zblnda i'm marcus washington. you know there are is one of those mornings that i woke up and embraesed the ride to work because it was much cooler than it was going to get today. >> we have natural air-conditioning this morning, you can let the windows down and enjoy the temperatures while they are still in the 60s as you get ready to head out the door because we've been talking about this all week and today is the day where those excessive heat warnings kick in for all of these areas shaded in purple. even the coast now has a heat

advisory in effect, and that includes san francisco. so some very hot temperatures today. while many spots will be reaching over 100 degrees, san jose and palo alto will be in the 90s. we'll also have some 90s in santa rosa and napa. we'll talk more about this coming up in a few minutes. mike is tracking a crash in san leandro. >> i am. very light traffic all around the bay. this crash in san leandro southbound 880 approaching 238 as you make that move to the castro valley area. the reports thwart van involved hit a wall, spun around and is facing the wrong direction. it's over off to the shoulder, no major injuries but if the headlights are on that will be a big distraction as you come you on the interchange. i'll track it with chp. getting over toward the bay bridge, an easy drive, smooth flow of traffic, i'm also tracking an issue over near the car keyous bridge. i'll bring that to you coming up. back to you. breaking coverage of one of

the most devastating storms in u.s. history. this morning harvey has become a tropical depression as the flood threat moves as far north as tennessee. right now you're looking at live footage from crosby, texas. >> that's where we're following breaking news. two explosions have been reported at a flooded chemical plant in crosby about 25 miles from houston. more than 1 million people around that area could be impacted. but also knew, there have been at least 28 storm-related deaths. many permanent still missing. and the city of beaumont, texas, has lost its water supply. the main pump station is out all because of flooding. later today, vice president pence and other secretaries will be surveying that damage. >> we're on the scene with this report. >> joo i'm in crosby, texas, where we know there have been

two explosions that the chemical plant according to plant's owner. we also know there's been a large, black plume of smoke, i saw is it myself earlier this morning. police and firefighters have pushed us back to a safe distance. they've blocked off the highway that leads to the plant right now. i can also tell you that ten deputies were complaining of dizziness and headaches, and so they were sent to the hospital. niec nine of them drove themselves, one of them had to be taken to the hospital. this has been ongoing since hurricane harvey because of severe flooding. the plant's still flood right now you can't reach it except by boat. what happened, because of the storm, is that the main source of power was shut down as well as two emergency sources of power. this plant makes chemicals for plastics and the chemicals need to stay cool so the refrigeration system failed and that is what has led to these chemicals heating up to dangerous levels.

again, those two explosions reported here this morning, people who live in this area within a mile and a half have been evacuated since tuesday while emergency crews and first responders keep their eye on what's happening here. from crosby, texas, i'm you'll gentleman sag, now back to you. >> at 4:34, to our continuing coverage of the gun bat that will left a share relationship's deputy dead in sacramento. the gun sman actually from the bay area. we've got cell phone video in fact showing the arrest. >> that deputy who was krild was robert french, a 21 year veteran of the force. we have more on that gun bat that will played out yesterday that the motel. >> reporter: the investigation in this case will continue throughout the morning here at the ramada inn. authorities say that the suspect in this case is from the bay area. it all started wednesday morning, members of the sacramento county auto theft task force spotted two women getting into a suspected stolen

car. they were arrested in elk grove. police got a search warrant, knocked on a door at the ramada inn. someone inside opens fire striking the deputy sheriff and two chp officers. deputy sheriff robert french died on the way to the hospital. >> our homicide bureau is dealing with a few things here, obviously. they're dealing with two major scenes and they're also dealing with, you know, an officer death, two officers that were injured by the gunfire, and they're also dealing with the officer-involved shooting investigation on top of it. so you can imagine how com premenssive and how large this it. >> police caught up with the suspected gunman several miles away. we obtained cell phone video from a woman who is an eyewitness. she says she can see he was injured as police arrested him in front of her home. meanwhile, the deputy sheriff is survived by his girlfriend, grown children, grandchildren, and a sister.

in sac sacramento, charl herd, today in the bay. 4:35, san francisco police asking for help in finding this man, 37 year-to-date adrian hernandez vas questions. they say he sexually assaulted a person near the panhandle back in june. the suspect and the victim had met prior to the alleged assault. there's a million dollars warrant for the suspect. happening today we expect a decision from california supreme court in a high profile case that deals with privacy. the devices that take pictures of license plates and dhoek see if that car or the driver's linked to a crime. at issue, whether law enforcement must disclose the information under the state's public records act. we did some digging overnight and just how many departments have these license plate readers and how many departments plan to get more. in a report in 2012 it showed

that 71% of agencies across the country have this technology. the report said that by this year, nearly all departments nationwide expect to have them. as for the bay specifically, well we looked through the archives this morning and we have done stories of those license plate readers in san mateo, danville, dublin, brentwood and the bart system. at 4:37, buyer beware, home depot paying millions to sell the a i case. what a retailer say cuesed of selling to its customers. frgs isay cuesed of selling to its customersay cues selling to its customer say cuef selling to its customersay cues of selling to its customercsay of selling to its customercsay d of selling to its customerusay cuesed of selling to its customersay cuesed of selling to its customeresay cuesed of selling to its customerdsay cuesed of selling to its customer cuesed of selling to its customer cuesed of selling to its customer cuesed of selling to its customers. uesed of selling to its customers. ese of selling to its customers. sed of selling to its customers. ed f selling to its customers. d of selling to its customers. of selling to its customers. of selling to its customers.

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. . good morning, i'm landon dowdy. and here today stock business headlines, wall street looks set for more gains today. the markets rose yesterday on the back of better than expected reports on hiring in the private sector and u.s. gdp. that showed that the economy grew 3 ners spring that's the fastest rate in two years. we look at data today on unemployment, spending, and home sales. the dow rose 27 points, the nasdaq up 66 to 6368. the nation's largest fuel pipeline is shutting its main diesel, jet fuel, and gasoline lines to the northeast because of outages due to hurricane harvey and lack of supply from refiners. the news has sent gas prices and the future's markets to a two-year high. the colonial pipeline connects refiners on the gulf coast to the east coast transporting about 3 million barrels of fuel per day. and sports, stock sports is

hoping to capitalize on american's short attention span if the plans to debut six-second keshlz during nfl games this season alongside the more traditional 15 and 30-second spots. they'll also air during the world sear eads and in some cases these six-second shots will be shown in a split screen where you see a natural lull in the action such as during a time-out or replay review. >> but never during landon dowdy because you are that captivate, never forget it. >> true. >> thank you. home depot is agreeing to pay a $6 million fine. they say they sold 3,000 recall products from 2012 to 2015. that i concludesdy hue mid fires, and wash being machines if the is ill laul to sell recalled items. >> kari hall tracking rising

temperatures all over the bay area. >> we're keeping an eye on some of the hottest spots around the bay area which will be the inland valleys ant delta as we're going to see those temperatures quickly rising over 100 degrees today. we'll talk about other spots and what you can expect coming up next. and a quick look at the san mateo bridge, easy drive here. i am tracking the commute toward another bridge, we'll show you what's going on for the north bay. and still ahead, disneyland is where dreams come true, except that did not happen for one little boy. we'll tell what you his wish was and why today disney is apologizing. kar

. 4:45 and welcome back to the bayy. it's in a high fire dang they're morning with that heat wave. live pictures from dublin this morning, from those beaches, it's going to be a hot one out there and it's going to stay that way for a few days. >> brace for it if the really the hottest one you're saying on record for this year? >> we could be setting new records this next couple of days with the heat peaking tomorrow and the beaches will be very warm which is something we haven't seen all summer long. this is your weekend to make plans to get away especially if you're inland. as we look outside in san jose the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen we start out with clear skies this morning. it's now at 60 degrees and we're heading up to 93 degrees today. as the temperature trend, i want

to hip plan out your day as the cool temperatures continue at least through the 10 to clock hour, it starts to warm up very quickly and before you know it early afternoon we'll be in the upper 80s to lower 90s. and that will not be where we see the most extreme temperatures in the south county gilroy will see a high of whun 2 degrees today. this is the beginning of the heat wave so our temperatures ramping up a lot higher than where we were yesterday. oakland up to 84 degrees and 106 degrees in concord today. 87 in san mateo and red wood city at 90 degrees. the mission district reaching into the upper 70s, and for the north bay we're looking at mostly some mid to upper 90s with a few spots hitting 100 degrees. as you're starting out this morning and standing right there in front of the closet getting ready for the day, it will be a good day for something that will keep you cool, like some short sleeves and shorts, and if you can, make it a beach or a pool day. try to stay cool in this weather over the next few days and don't

forget something that could give a little bit of shade and protect your head from the heat like a hat. and as we go into the next several days this is how we will be dressing and trying to find cooler places like half moon bay. if you're going golfing there today it will start out in the upper 50s but we won't see as mitch of the the low clouds and fog as we've seen recently so a lot more sunshine to warm up those temperatures. i also wanted to kiep up to date on what's happening with harvey. it has weakened to a tropical depression and you can see how much rain it is still picking up as it taps into that deep gulf moisture. and over the next several days this will continue to be a slow mover and bringing rain across the south. we will also have a very slight chance of rain heading into labor day. we'll be watching out for that on monday. in the meantime, we'll have to deal with some extreme temperatures where in sflans san francisco will be getting close to 90 degrees tomorrow as well as saturday. inland areas will be over 100 degrees through at least next tuesday. as we get an update on what's

happening on the roads now from mike, what does it look like out there? it's looking calm but there's one issue i'm tracking in the north bay. behave this crash i told but earlier on the shoulder south 880 at 238 and there's no slowing past that scene. meanwhile over here you are stopped your access at least between 780 and i-80 that's over there for the overnight road work the laurel street bridge there continues until just another few minutes. they should clear the area and this does not affect folks on the i-80 but it might affect folks making that connecter. a smoother ride for all these transit agencies. an early warning we've been talking about the weekend closure for bart all labor day weekend so that bus bridge in place. and we're look at waves through the area. the east shore freeway in people, but you have a couple other options and these options might shift as far as priority

and ex-pedquadrant service. track it on the phone as well by going to t going to the waze app. today state lawmakers in sacramento will vote on whether or not to support the censure of president trump over his response to the events in charlottesville. the california state assembly is voting on the resolution. if approved, it would make california the first state to formally support the censure of a president. white supremacist rallies -- they say the antihate protesters were to blame. it's a response many found divisive. >> today is international overdose awareness day. it's to remind people that overdose deaths are prevent able. attorney jeff sessions said last year there were nearly 60,000 overdose deaths in the concord tonight an event is being held

to discuss the stigma of drug-related deaths. it's happening at the community park at 6:00 tonight. disneyland paris is apologizing after they said the little boy couldn't take part in a princess for a day experience. 3-year-old say big fan of princess elsa from frozen. he got excited when he heard about the princess experience at the resort so his mother tried to book it. the disneyland said at this time it is not possible to book princess for a day for a boy. they apologize and says girls and boys are allowed to be a princess for a day '. it was 20 years ago today that britain's princess diana was killed in a car crash in paris. >> i still remember that. a lot of people still remember that. on the eve of the anniversary yesterday her sons princehill william and 45irry paid tribute to their mother. they visited the garden created in her memory at the palace.

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san mat . the mysterious dem of a little girl nearly six years is now the subject avery nude investigation following questions from nbc bay area investigative unit. >> records show that eden lynch was in the care two of people in the final days of her life, her father and his girlfriend. senior investigative reporter vicky whin joins us with what she under covered. >> lynch's family said she was the light of their lives a funny kind girl who loved to play pretend. for years they wanted answers from the last two people who were alone with her. her father and his girlfriend. they cared for eden for four months before she died from blunt force trauma to the head. according to cps reports, jimmy and holly said eden had fallen down several concrete steps and that she collapsed nine days later from her injuries, an accident. but the coroner ruled it a homicide. the lin 67 family waited five years and finally the coast guard filed four counts of child endangerment against jimmy.

they thought the alameda district attorney would take action too. it reached out to us for help. the da wouldn't talk to us but one day after we tracked down holly to ask questions, the da filed a child abuse charge against her. the d.a. alleges holly was in the sole care of eden and reviews foouzed to get her help as her condition got worse. they said neither holly or jimmy did anything marmful to her to cause her death. to see a full report go to nbc bay area.com slsh we vekt e investigate. if you have smug want to us investigate, send me an e-mail to vicky at nbc boy area.com. >> this all happened because of a tip. 23u have a story idea you can also call us, that number 888-996-tips or you can send an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. south bay hospital is helping former gang members and

human trafficking victims move forward by giving them a clean slate. they have a new high tech layser that removes tattoos. the equipment willing unveiled later this morning. san jose officials including the mayor will be there. at 4:56 and this morning you say may see firefighters running on the peninsula. it's the 30 first firefighters burn relay. it's to raise awareness to the elisa anne ruch burn foundation, the nonprofit works to prevent fires and help survivors. elise anne was a little girl who died in a fire in southern california 50 years ago. it starts at most fet field and nends san francisco with stops at 15 fire stations. it's 4:56 right now. looking for something do over the long labor day holiday weekend? how about a little warrior fun run. >> they're championship trophy is going back on starting today, it willing hitting all warriors team stores in the bay area. it will be at the burlingame

store this afternoon, friday at the oracle arena star, zat warriors team store at westfield in san francisco, and on sunday you can take selfie wsz trophy at the walnut creek store, selfties indeed. >> bring your hat and your shades and your sun screen. coming up the hottest day of the year so far in the day area is here. we will have that hottest day tomorrow and a few tips to help keep you cool, make sure you're checking in with your friends that have air-conditioning, going to visit some of the cooling centers. it's an excuse go shop organize go to the movies. the beaches will be in the 70s and 80s. we'll talk about how hot it gets couple offing up next. pretty cool on the roads right now. i'm checking that crash in san leandro, we'll give you the update coming up. plus two explosions at a flooded chemical plant in texas. people have been evacuated. we're tracking the latest as the

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to be a hot one. >> especially if you don't have air-conditioning we talked about some of the tips that you need try to stay cool and healthy over these next few days as we will have some temperatures ramping up today and reaching the peak of the heat tomorrow. and today we're still going to see some 90s and up to 102 degrees in the south county today. and for the tri-valley up to 106 in danville, vallejo reaching 102 degrees today and san mateo up to 87. those spots along the coast and in san francisco where it's normally in the 60s will be in the upper 70s today. and upper 90s in parts of the north bay. we'll talk about the excessive heat warning coming up. mike has an update on a crash in san leandro. we were talk about the area just by 238, i removed the icon because that crash has been cleared from the chp report, that's good news gnat van had hit the wall and spun out. look at these green sensors all over your bay. we'll take up to an area we're still tracking they should have cleared that crew with t