joining us. i )m laura garcia cannon. ==marcus/4sh== a very good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus washington. it is certainly going to be a warmer day. we want to start with traffic. there's activity going on in oakland. mike inouye has a better look at that. mike? >> the maps show green sensors. oakland, indeed, is where we track this police activity, marcus and laura. we heard about the buzz in the news room. police activity, high street at international boulevard, two major roadways, use san leandro or 42nd to get through it. we are tracking this. i hear a police cruiser is involved. a concern for the intersection.

as we see from the live camera, the off ramp seems to be unaffected. over in oakland, no problem as far as the nem its goes. we will track whatever is going on with the police activity. a police cruiser is involved in a crash at international and high street. over to vianey arana for better news as far as the forecast. >> better news indeed in terms of cooler temperatures. we are going to transition into a slightly warmer day across the area. current temperature, 58 degrees. peninsula, 57. the tri-valley, 53. chilly in the tri-valley at 49 degrees. we are expecting to see a nice warm up for san jose. the temperatures climbing to the 60s and 70s. we are talking about upper 80s today. so, we'll have a closer look at what to expect.

we are talking about red flag warnings coming up in a bit. >> thank you. continuing coverage at uc berkeley after a lot of anticipation free speech was canceled at the last minute. it's not stopping protesters. the rallies are expected to continue. >> this is after controversial speaker milo yiannopoulos came. we have more from the campus. >> reporter: inside the crowds of hundreds on and near the uc berkeley campus, the left and the right, once again, in each other's faces and on bull horns. >> stand in unity. >> reporter: a few going too far. >> roll out the red carpet. >> reporter: for not following the rules. most, even before noon. before conservative milo

yiannopoulos came on. after greetings, autograph signing and singing, milo was gone in a flash. protesters say the university promotes facism and fascism by letting him on campus. >> facilitating with fascism. the university rolled out the red carpet for milo. >> reporter: conservatives representing numerous groups saying they are being shouted down by the masses and sometimes attacked. >> i think people came here for freedom of speech and people showed up to suppress freedom of speech. >> whether you are liberal or conservative, i don't care. i want them to have freedom of speech. >> not necessarily supporters of milo, but their right to speak without fear of harm. ♪ and the home of the brave

>> reporter: tom jenson, nbc bay area news. at least 11 people arrested and extra security came with a hefty price tag. it came well before milo arrived. there was a heavy police presence. precautions were intended to prevent the violence we saw and vandalism back in february. we are continuing coverage. head to www.nbcbayarea.com. check out the video tweets and photos from kristi smith as well as the raw footage from demonstrations. >> happening today, councilmembers are set to raise the minimum wage. the proposal would increase it to $15 an hour before the state requires it. california's minimum wage is set to increase a little each year, reaching that $15 mark by 2023.

if they approve the proposal, redwood city workers would hit that as early as 2019. we do not expect a vote tonight. more details now. overnight, we looked at the impact of raising minimum wage at restaurants. they found the higher the living wage in san francisco, it will force some restaurants out of business. the closings were among lower rated restaurants. san francisco's minimum wage, which is $13 per hour is leading to fewer new restaurant openings. 4:35. sam transis getting holds of another city to ease congestion on the dumbarton proposal. to want's meeting is at the menlo park senior center at 6:30. new this morning, we are getting an update on the progress to stop erosion at

surfers beach at half-moon bay. crews are slowly dreading. officials say this makes more room for the boats at the harbor and reflenish sand at the beach. they hope lessons learned from this project could be applied to other spots across california. >> coming up, one of the nation's largest cable providers threatening to pull the programming. more scrutiny for the trump administration after his son-in-law conducts business.

good morning, i'm landon dowdy, live at cnbc world headquarters. wall street could start the trading day slightly in the red. the markets are coming off a mixed week. the nasdaq fell fractionally, investors get a ton of economic data with home prices, home sales, consumer confidence, durable goods and gdp. the dow fell nine. the nasdaq closed up four to 6426. disney is threatening to pull programming if the fourth major provider, optimum. they face a deadline by the end of the month to reach a new deal. optimum says disney asked for hundreds of millions of dollars

to keep carrying the channels, including espn and abc. as they suffer, they will go dark without the deal. the customers are primarily new york, connecticut and pennsylvania. hurricane maria halted crucial drug manufacturing in mexico. eli lilly is assessing damage. there are nearly 50 pharmaceutical plants along the island. many employees are unavailable. pharmaceuticals count for 72% of puerto rico's exports. back to you. >> thanks so much, landon. developing news out of washington this morning. president trump's son-in-law, jared kushner used a private e-mail account. this comes after the president's repeated criticism of hillary clinton's use of a private

e-mail server. kushner is a senior adviser. it was set up in a transition last december. fewer than 100 e-mails were sent to or returned by kushner from the personal account. they were usually for news articles. coming up, a look at the day's forecast. we have some warming temps ahead for the workweek. expect to climb into the upper 70s by 12:00. we might get a feel of the return of summer, even though we are in fall. details coming up in a few minutes. we are following the alert in oakland. a police user involved in the crash. i'll give you the alternates through the area. grammy award winner ed sheeran is saying no thanks.

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♪ making it ♪ ooh ooh ooh. ♪ making it ♪ thick, carved turkey breast. the autumn carved turkey is back for a limited time at subway. so much turkey. at 4:44, we have breaking news out of oakland this morning. these are live pictures from the scene. a crash involving an oakland police officers suv. this is at international boulevard and high street. these are pictures that were taken shortly after the crash. you can see the damage to the

police cruiser. we don't know the extent of why this happened, what other cars were involved or what led up to it. we are working to gather information as we have a crew headed to the scene. here is another car that was involved. looks like a white mustang. the emergency personnel is also another suv, a gmc involved. so, maybe some type of chase. we are going to gather that information. in the meantime, certainly one that we need to continue to follow. >> this could cause traffic problems for a lot of people. this is going to take a while to clean up. >> there should be an investigation, obviously, if there's a police cruiser involved. this is international at high street. a concern for folks traveling is the high speed off ramp. this is our view. as you can see, 880 is smooth. let me point out exactly where the high street off ramp is. nimitz take high street over to the freeway.

now, to the maps. this is where the crash is located. the gas station at the scene is the scene of the crash in the northwest corner. international is closed off. high street may be closed as well. we are gathering more detail and will give the extent of the slow sure as well. the traffic is in both directions. you can use it to get to the scene and use high street. use san leandro street as well. everything appears to be moving smoothly as far as the ability to get to and from the nimitz freeway. this crash is off international and high street, which is why you want to avoid that intersection. the bay, no problems as far as the speed sensors go. i want to show you travel times. a smooth drive. easy approach toward the east shore freeway, 14 minutes.

no problems from the bay bridge. the tri-valley, whether or not sheing off 205, but no surprises. today, we cover it. >> we are glad to have you back, mike. i'll take over the weather for kari. we are starting with cooler temps for the north bay. south bay, waking up to 50 degrees. tri-valley, 53. the north bay, 49 degrees. you know how we have been enjoying those fall-like temperatures but it's starting to warm up? get ready for a warm up because we have a bit of a change in our weather pattern. by about 8:00 a.m., 61 degrees, climbing into the 70s by 10:00 a.m. you can see 80s, which is why there are red flag warnings. morgan hill, a high of 88. san jose, a high of 87. southeast san jose, 89. you are not going to like this, looking at 90s for today.

antioch, 90. walnut creek, 80. san francisco, expect to climb into the upper 70s. some spots like downtown hit 81. 82 degrees for today, which is incredible. this is a typical weather pattern. after fall, we fall into a warming trend before we cool off again. embarcadero, 77. navato 89. remember i was talking ability the red flag warning? there is a red flag warning that will remain in effect until wednesday evening. we are expecting to be dry with clear skies and warmer temps. that could make for dangerous conditions in terms of elevations of 1000. speed, warm and humid. we'll keep that warm up in effect through wednesday and into thursday. a quick check of what to expect, elevated fire danger. mid to upper 70s and 80s.

late week cooling. we'll go into that in a bit. back to you. >> thanks. too many cases, not enough judges or resources. >> looking into the problem behind u.s. immigration courts. we look into the latest crisis hitting the courts. >> good morning. we found backlogs in the immigration system. the biggest problem is here in san francisco. some 6710 cases are backlogged. each judge carries 1800 cases. >> the immigration judges have been the canary in the coal mine saying we were going to be overwhelmed and needed help for more than a decade. >> the backlog got worse since president trump took office. it is taking a human toll. the undocumented immigrants we

spoke to have court dates three to five years away. they are worried they will disappear by then. tonight, we investigate those numbers to find out why this is happening. we take you behind the scenes to see the personal stories of those caught up in this legal limbo. that's tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call or send an e-mail. 4:50. new this morning, two former san jose councilmembers are pushing to rezone an area set aside for business development. it would allow more than 900 new homes for seniors on the currently empty lot. supporters say it would provide relief in the housing market. critics say the plan only enriches developers and not provide affordable housing for those who need it. if proposed, it would go up to

vote in june. this morning, we take a closer look at the housing crisis, specifically in san jose. the second quarter housing update, the median family home costs $996,000. you have to earn $191,000 a year to afford it. the rent exceeds $2600 a month. at 4:51, an even curfew is forcing a singer to say no thanks. ed sheeran will not perform at the levi stadium. he was going to play august 21st. it falls on a tuesday, which means he has to be done by 10:00 p.m. ed sheeran's agent says there's no way he would be done by 10:00. officials are not allowing a waiver to lift the curfew. the team gets a percentage of any concert at levi.

the mayor says before the stadium was built, the stadium promised weeknight noise would be limited. coming up, nbc bay area responds. a lifetime warranty that's not being honored in this lifetime. i'm chris chmura. that's next. japanese prime minister shinzo abe will call an election for the powerful lower house next month. he plans to dissolve the 475 seat chamber when they convene. it will be held in late october. u.s. senator john mccain saying doctors have given him a poor prognosis on the brain cancer fight. doctors are giving him between 3% and 14% chance of survival. we'll be back with more news in two minutes.

my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california.

it is 4:55 on your monday morning. nbc bay area responds to a north bay man who had trouble with a lifetime warranty. >> he turned to our investigative team. chris chmura is here with the response. >> when his 2007 dodge ram broke down, he had it towed. martin paid the dealer $1,000 forren inspection of the engine. it showed a valve had come loose causing damage. martin said the dealer confirmed it wasn't caused by anything martin had done. he felt confident that his lifetime power terrain warranty was going cover the repairs. but no. dodge denied the claim telling martin his truck was no longer

covered. martin said dodge gave no other explanation, so he asked us for help. when we contacted dodge, it authorized the repairs to his engine and reimbursed him the $1,000 he paid for the inspection. they didn't say why they denied it. they strive to resolve issues fairly. here is a warning, lifetime warranties vary. some require an inspection every few years. others get voided when you sell the car. those limitations should spelled out in the fine print that no one reads, but we should. if you have a complaint, call me, 888-996-tips or www.nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thanks so much, chris. it is 4:56. new video. look at this outrageous stunt by a man in perth, australia. he is clinging to the back of that moving train.

he is holding on to a windshield wiper as it zipped along at 68 miles per hour. someone on the highway recorded the stunt. the 23-year-old man was arrested at the train's next stop. >> wow. >> dangerous. coming up, breaking news. a live report from the scene of the crash involving an oakland police cruiser. >> we are off to a fairly cool start. we have warming on the way. expect a climb into those upper 70s and lxxxs. yes, we have a couple changes ahead as we head into wednesday. you are going to want to pay attention to how hot we are going get around here in the bay area. details in a few minutes.

5:00 on your monday morning as we begin with breaking news out of the east bay. these are pictures of a crash involving an oakland police suv and at least four other vehicles involved. it happened at international boulevard and high street. you can see the extent of damage on these cars. we don't know the extent of injuries, so far. sharon katsuda is there. we will take you live to the scene, shortly. first, good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus washington. we want to head over to mike inouye to look at the crash and how it could affect your commute. >> good morning. international boulevard and high

street, the two major road ways in oakland. commuters are worried. the freeway speed sensors are showing green all over the bay including high street ramp. high street is okay as you enter or exit 880. the crash is a few blocks away. you can head over to san leandro street. 40th avenue you have to use. 42nd goes under. it's complicated in that area, but that is the traffic flow. avoid the police activity at international. as you show the activity, the traffic impact is minor. the commute is light. a big story. sharon, it looks like a huge crash. what do you have on scene? >> reporter: yes, stay away from this area this morning. the investigation is still going on. you can see behind me, there's a white mustang involved in this accident as well as a police cruiser, you can