willow glen. we are live with new information we just learned in the last five minutes. a disturbing crime. the reason police are worried about two incidents involving cats shot by arrows. pushing for a later last call. the effort to keep bars open longer than that 2:00 a.m. time. "today in the bay" continues now. a good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. a start to a cold morning. this is the time you countdown to christmas day. >> there you go. >> the countdown begins, the christmas lists get longer ang longer. >> scott mcgrew says he does hi christmas shopping all yearlong. do you do that all yearlong? >> it's a good idea. >> sometimes i'm a last minute shopper, per usual. parents, if you are getting up, making breakfast, here is a quick check of the san jose school day forecast.

i had somebody message me. here we go. by 7:00 a.m., in the 40s. keep in mind, napa, san francisco, all those areas are some spots in the 30s. a chilly start. it will be cloudy by the brunch/lunch hour or they call it recess time. i don't have kids. recess time, right laura. >> brunch. >> by the time they get out of school, the temperatures will be in the 60s. then it will be sunny and parents with enjoy a nice afternoon at the park. right? >> if you go to a fancy school, brunch and tea later on. we haven't hit the peak of the commute by any means. we are just getting started. this crash nbds highway 101 did cause slowing. it was blocking the fast lane. i just saw the speeds recover a bit. that should mean they are off to the shoulder. i'll double check with chp and let you know if there are

problems there. a crash south 880 around first. that will be an issue with a distraction. a fire on the side of the road with a structure. we are not sure what is doing that. university has slowing in that area. that will be an issue. the travel times are okay. you are now just over that half hour mark from highway 4 to the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:02. the breaking news out of the south bay. we just received this information a few moments ago. a gunshot fired inside an elementary school in san jose. >> it happened at booksin elementary. bob redell has been on this since we went on the air at 4:30. we understand you saw what was shot out at at the building? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. we were just on the campus at booksin elementary. outside the library, there's a security camera. somebody took a shotgun, shot

out the security camera and shot pellets into the library itself. we spoke to a witness who called 911 earlier this morning. about 4:00, she heard the gunshots. her and her husband tried to try ang late the man, trying to chase after him to apprehend him. she says this is a problem that happened a cup weeks ago. that's why they were chasing this man. they never found him. the only description is he's 5' 10"-5' 11." this is outside booksin elementary, not far from presentation high. for at least an hour, they had this area surrounded, lights shown on different places in the neighborhood. we had officers in tactical helmets with assault rifles glowing throughout the neighborhood trying to look for this man with a gun. unfortunately, they did not find

him. they have since left the scene. again, you have this security camera that was shot out at booksin elementary, happening overnight well before school started or children with your on campus. live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, we'll continue to check back with you. at 6:04, also developing in the willow glen area, south bay community is on edge over cat attack concerns. the animal you see here is recovering from a bow and arrow shot. the animal is one of two attacked in willow glen near alma loop and minnesota avenue. the owner putting up warning signs warning others to protect their pets. we talked to people who live in the area. >> i don't know if it's cats or disregard for living creatures. i'm not sure. somebody -- >> i honestly hope they find who

did this. because this is cruel. there is no purpose. it's completely senseless. >> they call the case extremely alarming. they say they do not have any suspects. new details as investigators try to determine if recent explosions involving packages left outside two homes are connected. the first package exploded in east palo alto. the second package exploded last week in alameda. they were left on doorsteps. homeowners tried to open those boxes, they exploded. each victim suffered minor injuries. >> evidence being reviewed and leads are being followed. >> looking at the possibility that they could be connected. >> we are not ruling anything out. >> investigators are warning everyone to be mindful of suspicious packages. this includes those that are missp missp misspeled or show signs of --

call 911 if something is wrong. a political activist group is the victim of a holiday vandal. the group is the satanic chapel. this is video shot overnight. this year, the group is displaying a tree at san jose's christmas in the park. that is where the vandal took the goat head from the top of the tree, which you can see in images posed online. the goat head is expected to be replaced now in the next few days. happening today, pushing to extend the 2:00 a.m. last call. a former san francisco city leader who is now a state lawmaker is leading those efforts once again. pete suratos is live in the city this morning. pete, how could this impact anyone going out for a drink this afternoon? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus. it could impact you if you are looking to have a drink past that 2:00 a.m. time or working in the night life industry.

the state lawmaker is scott wiener, pushing for the extension of the 2:00 a.m. time to 4:00 a.m. he pushed for this bill not too long ago. the senate passed a measure for this back in may, the local act, which stands for let our communities adjust to late night. now, it stalled in the state senate, turning into a steady bill that stripped it of provisions to study the implications of allowing bars to stay open later. as far as the impact of night life in san francisco, i looked up a report by the controller. night life contributes 80 billion to the general fund. we will talk about the bill later this morning. he will do so in front of the sf eagle.

live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> we will be following that with you. pg&e is talking about the loss the facility may face as fall out from the wildfires. it comes from a regulatory filing with the securities and exchange commission. mesh mercury news looked through it. the company acknowledges it may face financial difficulties depending on the extent of their responsibility for the fires. pg&e may have to pay damages. the merc reports they may have $800 million in liability insurance. some blame pg&e equipment and vegetation as factors in the disaster. nbc bay area's investigator unit revealed both problems and at least one complaint. it is 6:08 right now.

this may be the week where you start turning on those heaters overnight. look at what we have been waking up to. it is 37 degrees in gilroy, 40 in san jose. san francisco, 48 degrees. the north bay, very frosty. also along walnut creek. it looks like the temperatures are expected to climb into the 50s and 60s. the thing you are going to notice as you head out this morning, we have fog rolling in through the north bay. we have areas of patchy fog. be safe on the roads. keep both hands on the wheel. let's check in. mike is tracking a new crash in san jose. a new crash in san jose. one in mountain view as well. take folks quickly to the east shore freeway. a fire on the side of the road. it may be a distraction. we see all the traffic moving down past university over toward the berkeley curve really kicking in for west 580 on the

approach as well. that's a big build. just wanted you to know about that for the bay bridge. here in san jose, north 880 at first street, a crash. a car went off the off ramp into the dirt and tipped over on to the side there. that will be the distraction, if that's your exit. the freeway moves smoothly. 101 north through mountainview, we have that crash. it's reported in the fast lane. whatever showing we saw completely cleared toward 85. that's a good drive. back to you. >> thanks, mike. reducing congestion on the busiest freeways. new plans to clear traffic along the heavily traveled interstate 680. plus, there are five, count them, five problems at uber today. there's very good, no good, horrible, terrible day when "today in the bay" continues. ♪

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we have all this traffic. this is the nimitz freeway near the coliseum. a smooth drive in both directions. i'm watching 880 in san jose. we have that crash. i'll let you know if the off ramp stays open. >> thanks, mike. 6:14. all new this morning, a big shot in the arm to improve traffic through one of the busiest areas in the bay area corridor. alameda county transportation leaders approved a $107 million deal to add an express car pool lane through sunol on northbound 680. it will run from automall parkway to highway 84. it's an area that routinely backs up. it should be up and running by 2020. a controversial immigration raid in august will be the focus of a hearing tonight in oakland. it happened on august 16th in west oakland. oakland police assisted in the raid by directing traffic, but

critics say that goes against the sanctuary city policy cooperating with i.c.e. they will report to city council tonight at 5:00. buzz feed initially reported the google site search algorithm was displaying inappropriate phrases. they said, in part, we worked to quickly remove it as soon as we were made aware. we are investigating this matter to see what was behind the autocompletion. google says they have removed 270 accounts that made predatory accounts on videos featuring minors. the site removed ads from 2 million videos and more than 500,000 channels that posed as family friendly. >> google and youtube, as well as facebook making changes for

the better, lately. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. it was the press that pushed them to do it. >> it's been news reporter that found the content and called and asked the companies about it, then the companies made the change. not before. let's talk about uber. today is a horrible, terrible, no good, very bad day for uber. there's a long list. are you ready? number one, the city of chicago is suing uber for data breach. you may remember uber knew for months it had been hacked but didn't tell us. washington is interested, too. members of congress sent uber a letter demanding information about the hack. we call this uber problem number two today. problem three. waymo, the automated car company started at google is asking for a delay in a trial due to start this week after it was discovered uber may have hidden a document from the court. there's a civil suit and criminal investigation.

the u.s. attorney may not be pleased to hear about a missing document. problem five, soft bank, the japanese fund led by this man says it won't invest in uber unless it gets a massive discount. other than those five problems, just another day at uber. not much movement on the markets monday. buffalo wild wings will be part of the arby's restaurant group. it's a $3 billion deal. remember bit coin? >> yeah. >> it is worth almost $10,000, a single coin. >> i was looking at that yesterday. >> i'm not your stockbroker, invest in you want to. it's silly. you can't spend it because it has no value and goes up and down. >> bit coin or gold coin. >> i'll stick with gold. >> bit coin, you are on your own. >> all right. where you going to put your coins? in a cup of joe.

the revamped version is a cup framed with two hands coming together. the past year, starbucks had multiple designs of the same holiday cup. now, they all launch the same day. >> really? >> isn't that amazing, mike? >> isn't it too early for a valentine's cup? >> never too early for the right valentine. >> more coffee. then when you mix hot coffee with cool temperatures, it's better. always good. always good. now, right now in the south bay, 44 degrees. the peninsula also 44 degrees. the tri-valley finally got out of the 30s jumping to the 40s. it's still cold out there. san francisco, 48. the north bay, we are seeing clouds start rolling in and also fog at 38 degrees.

that's because we can't expect to see areas of patchy fog in the next couple hours. if you encounter it, play it safe. your microclimate highs, similar to what we saw yesterday. we have been on this cap of 60s starting from sunday when the initial system moved in. live mor, a high of 60 degrees. san jose, 63. san francisco, 62. oakland 62, napa, 61. we have a couple changes on the way. the systems are conflicting in terms of the avooirrival of the storm, how much rain and who is going to get it. i want to look ahead. we have this system sitting far off to the north. however, into the overnight hours, there may be a chance of seeing light showers in the north bay. very light overnight. saturday and sunday, you can see this model here is not showing too much rain. it's showing that system to the north. however, other models are showing the possibility of seeing showers saturday.

we are going to keep that in the forecast for now. we stay dry, wednesday, thursday and friday. saturday and sunday, i want you to notice the start of the drop in the temperatures, not just for san francisco, but also inland areas. we start welcoming highs only in the 50s. we are talking 50 degrees by saturday. 59 by sunday. if you notice, we have a lot of sunshine ahead of us. mike, there's two crashes now. >> that's right. on the nimitz, 880 itself. overall, it is looking like a good drive as far as the speed sensors go. tri-valley and hayward showing the typical pattern. that is light for a tuesday. we'll watch it as it builds. the south bay, we are tracking the build. northbound 101 and 85 showing the most changes. the off ramp there, still open. the crash still on the shoulder. the crash over 101 not presenting problems past highway 85 through mountainview. we are looking at 880

southbound. three minutes ago, a slowing. looks like they must have cleared that from the roadways. the sensors are green. that's better news for oakland from the bay bridge. the build for 580 is easing up. the back up at the toll plaza easing up. we are 33-34 minutes from highway 4 to the berkeley curve. that's an improvement over the last ten minutes. the metering lights are still on. highway 37 out of vallejo to lakeville highway, 40 minutes for that drive. back to you. >> what a difference an hour makes. >> absolutely. >> thanks, mike. coming up on "today in the bay," too close for comfort. the investigation under way after two planes clipped wings at one of the largest airports. on social media this morning, i'm sharing a kind post from one of our viewers. it was kind of read jeopardy style. i can't believe we put this up. follow me.

j-f-k airport in new york last night. a viin welcome back. it is 6:24. frightening moments on the tarmac. a virgin atlantic plane and egypt airplane clipped wings. it happened on the runway as they were about to taxi. part of the virgin atlantic wing fell on the tarmac. the planes returned to the terminal and people were

evacuated. medical centers across the nation face a shortage due to hurricanes. puerto rico is the leading saline provider. they buy $40,000 worth of saline. they stopped production. the ripple effect is being felt already. >> it's continuously needed throughout the u.s. every hospital needs it. once one is effected, the others get backlogged. >> that shortage is expected to run through at least next march. new this morning, it turns out americans bought homes last month at the fastest pace in a decade. the commerce department says single family homes in october increased 6.2%. that is the highest level since october 2007. new home sales increased for three months straight. a big honor for warriors

player matt barnes. >> he was given his championship ring from last season. he brought his twin boys with him. he is no longer in the nba. the warriors ended up losing, 110-106. the warriors haven't lost a game to the kings at home in four years. they dropped to 15-6 on the season. >> maybe they need him back. next on "today in the bay," breaking news, a shot fired inside a south bay elementary school. the video we have showing the damage. a young boy who is deaf, manages to escape a gas explosion uninjured. what he felt in the moments before the blast that made him decide he needed to get out. middleton's alleged killer will answer to charges of rape and murder for the second time. why the teenager will face a judge on the same charges in a few hours. taking a live look outside from the bay bridge toll plaza. look at that back up there.

welcome tuesday morning for you. traffic for you with mike inouye in just about 2:30. the time is 6:27. you are watching "today in the bay."

breaking news that we are following on this tuesday morning out of san jose. shots fired at a south bay elementary school. sky ranger is live over brooksin elementary in willow glen. we just received a look at the

damage it appears the gunman shot out a camera that was there. we are going to show you the video coming up in a few minutes, as we continue to monitor the story for you. good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm mother laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. as you step outside, it is going to be a cold one. >> it is. 30s and 40s. look at this dreamy shot of lake tahoe. imagine waking up to this. this is absolutely stunning. it is 23 degrees. we have all the snow, thanks to the storm system that made its way in. plenty of snow for folks. we are not in the 20s here. we are in the 30s and 40s. the south bay, 44 degrees right now. peninsula in the 40s. tri-valley, 40 degrees. the north bay, a very cold 37 degrees. a little frosty out there. look at that gorgeous soon-to-be sunrise. san francisco, 48 degrees. then we expect to see that fog rolling in.

it looks like it may stay high up top. that is great for the commuters this morning. it makes it so much easier now that the roads are dry following that rain on the weekend. what do people have to look forward to out there? >> that beautiful sunrise is distracting. looking over here, focus on the roadways. it's beautiful as far as the speed sensors on the peninsula there. the south bay building from 101 and 85. the biggest issue here for highway 4 is san marco boulevard. a crash at the point where the off ramp splits with the roadway. three vehicles in the triangular area. it's a big distraction. that's the jam out of antioch. by the time you get to concord, you are fine. getting out of vallejo, this is a problem. this is why the drive time cranked up. the crash and the bridge on the shoulder is a distraction for more slowing as folks get through the area. slow down. i heard from chp, the folks

involved are worried about the cars whizzing by. fog and patches for the north bay. the metering lights are on. back to you. >> thanks, mike. the time is 6:32. we want to go back to the breaking news out of the south bay. a gunshot fired at an elementary school. this happened at booksin in willow glen. >> bob redell has been covering all the developments since we went on air. bob, what was actually shot at that building. >> correct. good morning to you, laura and mash kus. the police have deemed booksin elementary and the neighborhood surrounding the school safe after it could not locate a man. take a look at this video. this is a man who took a shot at a security camera outside the entrance to the library on the school campus itself. in this video, you can see the spray on a metal beam. some pellets hit the camera. the man shot into the side of

the building. we spoke with a woman who lives across the street who had 911 on the phone while he was firing a gun. this was around 3:50 this morning. she and her husband tried to chase the man, even though neither were armed themselves. the gunman, at one point turned the gun in her direction forcing her to hit the deck. why did you chase after this guy? >> um, just wanted to give a description. i just want it to stop. i'm tired of this. these are -- my daughter goes here. this is just not fair. for the kids. it's not fair. two weeks ago, yes. >> reporter: san jose police confirm they received a report of shots fired a couple weeks ago at booksin elementary and might have involved another security camera. police set up a perimeter around this neighborhood this morning.

it was set up for a good hour and a half. they had officers on assault rifles searching for the man. they had cars with lights shined where they were trying to find him. they did not find him. the destenoscription the woman gave us, the mother, said this man was 5' 10," stocky, wearing black. that's the best description. we have calls out to the schools. parents calling in to see what kind of impact, if any, it will have on school. we are trying to get the answers for you. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a lot of people alarmed. thank you, bob. 6:34 now. more than two years after her tragic murder, today the teenager accused of killing 8-year-old maddy middleton will be arraigned in santa cruz. he will be charged as an adult. >> kris sanchez is live with what to expect. this has been an emotional and long journey for the victim's

family. >> reporter: yeah. already, over the last couple weeks, they heard a lot of information during that two week hearing, which the judge was trying to figure out whether this young man should be tried as a juvenile or as an adult. in the end, the judge decided adrian gonzalez said he lured 8-year-old maddy into the apartment with ice cream before choking her, raping and killing her. after that he should be facing charges as an adult. the little girl's body was found in a dumpster where they live. it took two weeks to present cases to the judge. the judge has to decide the results. he should be tried for murder and rape as an adult, which could mean life in prison, if convicted. scheduled to be arraigned this morning at 8:15, meaning he will have a chance to say whether he is guilty or not guilty of the

very serious crimes against him. that is going to happen at 8:15. as i mentioned, that is after this newscast is over. we are going to be inside at that time. as soon as we find out, we are going to push it out to www.nbcbayarea.com and facebook and twitter. we know this struck a chord with a lot of parents, not just in santa cruz, but throughout the bay area. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. continuing coverage now. more than 100 people in san francisco are still without natural gas this morning. you are looking live at an apartment building on mission street near courtland avenue. pg&e told us overnight that investigators will be back out there early this morning. investigators say that natural gas leak from outside the building accumulated in the garage and came into contact with a pilot light. moments before that blast, a deaf man says he felt his place vibrating, so he fled.

we spoke with his sister who calls the escape a miracle. >> read the bible every night. he believes in god. he just had the picture. i don't know. >> pg&e says crews will spend the morning relighting pilot lights for nearly 500 other customers in that area whose service was interrupted by the explosion. >> the search is on for a missing inmate. tattoos make him easy to spot. corey hughes disappeared yesterday afternoon while he was working with his prison work crew. he was serving time on a weapons charge. hughes was set to be released in three months. 6:37. this is the fourth day jurors will deliberate in the kate steinle murder case. they had questions for the judge about the defendant. the questions were not open to the media or the public.

we will continue to monitor the deliberations all day today. stay with us. if we reach a verdict or a verdict is reached, nbc bay area will bring you that live. happening today, the oakland city council will hold a moment of silence for the ghost ship warehouse fire victims. it's days ahead of the tragic anniversary. saturday marks one year since 36 lives were taken when a fire broke out during a party at that warehouse. it is the deadliest fire in oakland's history. recreational marijuana is back on the agenda. the board of supervisors is running out of time to get the rules on the books before it becomes legal. they have been criticized for the delays. a group of older residents are demanding a ban on pot shops. there are proposals to keep them 1,000 feet from schools. good morning. we are looking at the big bay.

we have a pleasant drive. this tuesday, things didn't kick in until a few minutes ago. south bay show 101 and 85 continuing to build. 87 over here shows a little slowing. over here on the satellite picture. the crash north of there may cause more traffic to jam up on the approach for 101 and 87 as they come into the area. the center divide is visible for traffic. the rest of the silicon valley seeing that build out of san jose. as you go to the tri-valley, that one triangle at the interchange, there's a crash on the shoulder. not really affecting traffic. we are monitoring that and the build to the san mateo bridge. the bay bridge, the top number, over 40 minutes now. highway 4 to the berkeley curve. that's not bad. it's tuesday. >> right. >> traffic is great.

>> all right. vianey arana is filling in for kari hall. we are looking forward to the weekend. >> that's when you won't be at work. when you can look forward to a nice weekend and possibly some rain. as the models are conflicting right now. when i put up the forecast and mention rain, right now, it's looking like it may or may not be widespread on and off again as we get closer to the short range model, a look at what we can expect. for now, the temperatures will remain in the 60s. we are anticipating a drop in those highs, which mean the highs only climb into the 50s. the sunday forecast looks like it is going to clear out nicely. we are anticipating the rain to carry over into saturday and sunday's forecast. santa cruz might get a chance of seeing showers. looks like the temperatures, overall, will be very comfortable and more seasonable for this time of year, thanks to that chilly start and the cold front that moved.

in all in all, a conflicting weekend ahead. we have a couple days left to figure it out. >> thank you very much. 6:40. the shocking number of high school students not going to college. the reason nearly a third are not getting a higher education. the white house is talking about what president trump said to american indians yesterday. we'll fill you in, coming up. marcus. >> we are looking at the market now as we do every morning here on "today in the bay." take a look. the dow is up 65 points. amazon leads s&p 500 and the dow records highs after strong cyber monday sales. a lot of people shopping. the time is 6:41. you are watching "today in the bay." really?

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if you are up making breakfast, 6:44. if you have somewhere to be at 7:00 a.m., this may be the time to go out. the fog is rolling in. looks like it's not dense. it is great news. clear skies with chilly temperatures. i'll have a break down of what to expect in a few minutes. here is the san mateo bridge westbound on the right side. that's the commute to the peninsula. it builds. a new crash for the bay shore freeway. we'll show you how to go out for highway 101. it is 6:44. new this morning, new numbers suggest a higher education crisis in california. only 30% of high school freshmen

in california will go on to college and earn a bachelor's degree. that's according to new research from the public policy institute of california. the students are not taking the right college prep courses. some california high schools do not offer all the courses required for admission to the state's public university. happening today is world aids day. several events are taking place across the bay area. san jose city will be lit in red starting at 1:30 this afternoon. there will be a red ribbon event all week to promote aids awareness. in san francisco, they will talk about finding a cure and the latest research. that goes from 1:00 to 4:00 at ucsf. a hearing on sexual harassment and abuse. the assembly will hold the hearing. in october 140 women signed an open letter describing a culture of sexual harassment.

tony mendoza, a democrat from southern california was stripped of his leadership role over sexual harassment allegations. another democrat from southern california, raul bocanegra resigned. six women accused him of sexual harassment or assault. the white house is defending words in front of a group of heroes. >> attacking a senator and assaulting the navajo talks. >> marcus and laura, the president was supposed to be honoring those men who helped america win the second world war. it happened at the white house and the president went off script. >> you were here long before any of us were here. we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago. they call her pocahontas. you know what? i like you because you are

special. you are special people. >> the president was referring to senator elizabeth warren who he calls pocahontas. the gentleman in charge called the remark a slur. the white house calls that accusation ridiculous. a lot of people also noticed, of all the places in the white house they could have picked to honor native war heroes, they put in front of andrew jackson, the so-called indian fighter. it led to the trail of tears. this is not his first gaffe with native americans. they found this of donald trump, the businessman, complaining to congress about native americans who don't look indian enough to run casinos. >> they don't look like indians to me and they don't look like indians to indians. a lot of people are laughing. you are talking how tough and rough it is to get approved. you go to connecticut and look. they don't look like indians to

me, sir. >> thank god that's not the test to whether or not people have rights in this country, whether or not they pass your look test. >> he was telling off donald trump in 1993. i posted that on twitter and facebook for you to take a look. the senate has 14 days left to pass tax reform. the president will meet with lawmakers today. the tax reform is just a list of things. congress has to, oh, yeah, keep them from funding. it has a deal with daca and a program with children's health insurance. some states have run out of money. the senate has 14 days. we examine the president's tweets and executive orders on "today in the bay." i would love to hear what you think. i'm on twitter. >> thanks, scott. taking a look at the weather today, it's going to be cold. >> yeah. >> step outside, you are going to need a coat. >> yeah, it's cool. comfortable, though.

perfect for hot chocolate. i am going to show you this shot of lake tahoe because it is so beautiful. laura, now i know why you love to go up there. >> i do. >> it's so stunning. do you like those 20 temperatures? >> a nice, you know, jacket. >> exactly. you are going to want to be bundled with a nice jacket. judging by the 20 degree temperatures. look at squaw valley. a beautiful shot. i'm off this weekend, maybe i'll head up there. i haven't been up there with snow yet. that might be a goodloe indication. san francisco, equally beautiful. nice, clear start. temperatures in the 40s. i can say this, the temperatures are going to climb, but not by much. right now, the temperature at 38 degrees in napa. fairfield, 39. o oakland 41. let's take a quick tour of the area to see your microclimate highs. cupertino, 62. milpitas, 61. the east bay, walnut creek, 62.

antioch, 62. pleasanton and livermore, lower 60s. along the coastline, breezy conditions picking up. tomorrow, expect to have that beach hazard statement kick into place. san francisco is in the upper 50s and 60s. the north bay, starting the coldest all week and will continue will be in the 50s and 60s. i want to turn your attention to the drop in temperatures. if you notice thursday and friday, the highs in san francisco, they are only going to be in the 50s as far as that chance of rain on saturday. long range models are still conflicting. so far, the biggest change is going to be the drop in temperatures as we head into the weekend. it's only going to get colder. back to you. oh, oh, i'm sorry. we have to wait for mike. where's mike? there we go. i hear you are tracking a couple incidents on the road? >> exactly. i was at the traffic center. a new crash. three reports of crashes coming in. the south bay, where the build

is coming through san jose for tuesday. that's relatively mild. now, up to silicon valley. it will reach 101 where the folks are coming over from the san mateo bridge. three crashes reported in the same area. the basic cause, the same vehicle involved. let's say they are the same. now, just moved to the shoulder. some recovery as the build has been coming up. that is an issue. 101 right around 92. getting to the city itself, the typical build toward san francisco. the bay bridge approach is moving well, but more congestion through berkeley. a steady build there. it's been going on for the last 40 minutes. we are almost 50 minutes from highway 4 to the bay bridge toll plaza where the back up is. we have a build from oakland northbound 880 as well as westbound 580. 101 shows slowing through san rafael. fog and patches in the north

bay. not a major concern for drivers. back to you. >> thanks, mike. next, a top look at the stories. now, the reason police are concerned about two recent incidents and attacks on cats. happening now, reports that former new england patriot aaron hernandez may have an irrevocable trust for his daughter. he committed suicide in prison in april. sometimes they create trusts to protect money from creditors. a report from the health organization. in 2016, 160,000 people contracted the virus that causes aides in 53 countries. almost 37 million people worldwide are living with hiv. we'll be back in two minutes with more news. stick around. before you head out the door,

here are the top stories on today in the bay-- back now to breaking news we )ve been fo >> 6:55. west michigan col back. before you head out the door, here are the stories today. >> back to the breaking news we have been following from willow glen neighborhood. someone shot out a security camera at booksin elementary. these are live pictures from the school. officers say someone used a shotgun to take out that camera, hitting the side of the building. you can see the damage there. they spent the overnight hours tracking down the man and set up a perimeter around the school.

they didn't find him. police tell bob redell that the school is considered safe for class today. we have calls into area schools as well to see if they are taking extra precaution. police are looking for a person or people behind cat attacks in the south bay. this is actually one of the two cats recovering after being shot and hit with a bow and arrow. the incident happened in recent months in san jose's willow glen neighborhood. this is alma loop and minnesota avenue. people who live in the area say it's concerning. >> i don't know if it's hatred of cats or disregard for living creatures. i'm not sure. >> i hope they find who did this, arrest that person because it's cruel. there's no purpose. it's completely senseless. >> the owner of one of the injured cats put up signs warning people.

police call the case extremely alarming. investigators are trying to figure out about two package explosions. the first in east palo alto. the second last week in alameda. the packages were left on doorsteps. when the owners tried to open the boxes, they exploded. investigators warned people to look out for suspicious packages including those with misspellings or wiring. vandalism case, the san jose chapter of satanic chapel has a display. someone took the goat head at the top of the tree. it is an organization founded five years ago. it is expected to be replaced over the next few days. a live look at the courthouse where later today, the teenager accused of killing maddy middleton two years ago is

expected to be arraigned. adrian gonzalez was 15 years old when he raped and killed her. authorities say gonzalez admitted to killing her. because he is charged as an adult, he may face life in prison if he is charged and convicted. more than 100 people are without natural gas after an explosion rocked an apartment building. it happened on mission street near portland avenue. they say natural gas leaked from outside the building, collected in the garage and came into contact with a pilot light. no one was injured. pg&e crews will be on the scene relighting pilot lights for people in that area. coming up next on the "today" show, continuing coverage of president trump's high stakes meeting this morning as he is expected to head to the hills to gain republican support for the tax reform plan.

a cool start to the morning. >> it will climb into the 50s and 60s for the most part. then we start seeing more sunshine. as soon as we see the high clouds fade out, we are tracking a system that could bring a chance of showers to the north bay later tonight. it's not going to be heavy. wednesday and thursday, dry and as we head into friday and saturday, if you notice inland spots, the predicted highs are only going to climb into the 50s. we'll see what happens. >> walking past your commute. >> look at the maps. we see the build for the south bay. typical patterns across the san mateo from the east bay to the peninsula. we have a crash blocking a lane. that is an issue for the upper east shore freeway. >> sounds good. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we are back at 7:25 with a live

update. >> don't forget to join us at 11:00 for the news. we are going to have the news and weather for you. it is tuesday morning. have a great day out there. good morning. good morning. hard sell. president trump heading back to capitol hill today to urge reluctant republicans to pass his tax plan, but will this controversial remark at an event to honor native american war heroes. >> they call her pocahontas. >> overshadow the president's high stakes visit. on offense. roy moore returns to the campaign trail and comes out firing. >> i'm going to take off some gloves and show the truth in this campaign. >> two weeks to the election, how nasty will things get? runway scare. two planes collide clipping wings. both damaged, passengers rattled, an investigation unrw