breaking news in the south bay. stabbing at the warm springs b.a.r.t. station. live pictures in the parking lot as police investigate. we've been bringing you live coverage since we went on air at 4:30, and here's what we know so far. police say the victim was stabbed in the parking lot. he has injuries to his chest and back side. police have not released any information about the suspect. bob redell is out there still asking questions this morning as he's been all morning long. he'll join us with a live report at 6:30. first, want to say good-b morni for you. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. the stabbing at the b.a.r.t. station really affecting traffic, and mike, what are we seeing? >> not really affecting traffic except for right about one spot, but it will be an alarming scene when people arrive at the warm springs station. we call that out, you heard b.a.r.t. station in warm springs police activity. the investigation is right by the station. you'll see flashing lights on your arrival. bob redell tells us the station itself is clear. i see no delays reported for the

lines traveling into and out of the area, but watch for police activity and watch for police tape to continue the investigation. they'll direct you on either side. the station is open, full access at the warm springs station itself. no delays reported for any of the other transit agencies. as we look at your bigger view of the commute, you see mild slowing for san jose and tri-valley and east bay. the tri-valley, no real slowing in pleasanton. that's a great drive. looking towards san jose, mild slowing for 101 and a crash 87 at taylor. we see no slowing. we send it back to you for more breaking news. >> the other breaking news story we want to tell you about, a suspicious fire at cafe paradise in san jose. >> kris sanchez live with what we know so far. she was out there very early. what's the latest? >> hi, there. firefighters are investigating this as a suspicious fire. in fact, investigators are here on the scene. we want to show you the video of when the fire started. it was a very aggressive fire. it burned very fast here at cafe

paradise on monterey road and old tully road. it burned for about 20 minutes before firefighters were able to get it under control. when we were here, we saw firefighters up on the roof looking down into the building or onto the rooftop. it appears perhaps that's where the fire originated. we can't confirm that yet because the fire is under investigation. what we can tell you is that the owner was out here and told our early morning crew that this is the fourth time this restaurant has caught fire. and certainly that person wants to know who's responsible or how this fire started this time around. this is at old tully road and monterey road, right across from oak hill cemetery, not too far from the fairgrounds. a very busy thoroughfare in the morning, but i have been in touch with mike inouye, and there is no impact to trasks at this point because all of the big rigs, the big firefighting trucks and ladders are gone. so you won't notice anything out here as you're passing through,

but fire is under investigation and as the fire department is ready to release details we'll pass them along to you. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you for that update. >> we'll toss it to kari hall with a look at our temperatures. very mild start to our morning every day this week so far. >> right. we have see low clouds rolling by, especially for parts of the bay. we also had some hazy skies. once clouds clear out of here, so that's what we'll see again today. often and on smoke at times, and if you do smell the smoke and have breathing problems, you may need to limit your time outside. let's check out our temperatures for today where we start out with mid 60s and then we'll be at 75 degrees at 2:00 today. heading into the upper 70s this afternoon. so we are enjoying a bit of a cooldown. not only for the coastal areas but also as you work your way inland with livermore today reaching 80 and 79 in san jose. here's an update on hurricane lane this morning. while you were sleeping, this is still maintaining its category 4

strength, and it's a very large storm, already starting to see some of the outer rain bands moving into the hawaiian islands as of now. we have the hurricane warnings in effect and flash flood warnings in effect. the wind speeds at 130 miles per hour. it's starting to make its northwesterly turn at 7 miles per hour, and then over the next couple days it will turn more north, more westerly, i should say, as it moves closer to oahu, and also kauai. still a category one hurricane, and very dangerously close to some of those islands. here's what to expect as the storm moves in. we're looking at the potential of 5 to 15 inches of rain. isolated rain amounts up to 20 inches, which will cause a lot of flash flooding. mudslides, and also rock flows and wind speeds could move up to about 75 miles per hour with some of those higher gusts. it's something we'll continue to monitor throughout the morning and the next couple days. >> we're still talking about it

right now. this is what people are preparing for, the worst there. that hurricane lane barreling toward the island. kari just told us, in fact, it's not expected to get a direct hit from the storm, hawaii itself, but it could bring a lot of widespread rain and powerful winds to oahu that could cause damage. this is what the massive storm looks like from the international space station, in fact. look at it out there, how large. in the meantime, help is on the way to hawaii from the bay area. 36 research and rescue personnel along with several officials from san francisco, san mateo, and santa clara counties on the ground in oahu this morning. task force 3 prepared for water rescues, medical response and many other emergencies. >> these guys will be embedded with local teams, three different islands. in advance of the hurricane. >> task force 3 also deployed in 1992 for the strongest storm to ever hit hawaii, hurricane aniki.

it cost $5 billion in damage and killed six people. everyone is hoping lane does not bring that same destruction. 6:05, and new this morning for you, new plan to add housing but reduce parking at b.a.r.t. stations. pete suratos is live in walnut creek looking through the report for us. good morning, pete. >> good morning to you. of course, here at walnut creek -- excuse me, give me one second here. yeah, guys, we're here at walnut creek. there's construction being worked on but the state bill is talking about building housing here on b.a.r.t. or land, essentially fast tracking any approvals to build some of the housing here at different b.a.r.t. stations. we talked to some people to see how it affects parking in the area. here's what they had to say. >> going to do good for the economy and stuff like that. i would think 400 steps from b.a.r.t., i think it's pretty

good. >> a problem with parking. we're already having a lot of problems with parking. >> people have to live somewhere, right? it makes sense to build housing close to b.a.r.t. or any municipality that moves people fast to get to where they want to go. >> so those that are for it say it would be a viable solution to the current housing crisis. those in opposition feel that the city should have the last say on housing, not b.a.r.t. you guys are looking at the new parking garage that's in the works here at the walnut creek transit village that's going to add 100 parking spots to the 800 that are already there. it's going to take a few months for construction. the west access road here at walnut creek will be closed as will the south parking lot. taking you back out here live to the construction that's under way. as for that state bill, which would call for potentially fast tracking housing here at the b.a.r.t. station in the bay area, they're saying that bill could hit the senate floor as early as today.

we're live here in walnut creek, pete suratos for today in the bay. >> thanks so much, pete. >> also new this morning for you. central marin police are hoping you can identify the men in these images. the department posted these photos on facebook. investigators say five men swiped devices off two tables at the apple store at noon yesterday. they took off to a waiting car there with its license plate covered. all they took, that cost nearly $20,000. $20,000 worth of merchandise they were able to get away with. >> santa clara county and san jose are getting more than $2 million from the federal government. this is for last year's flood deaths. we're talking about the coyote creek flooding that caused more than $100 million in damages. this money comes from the major disaster declaration that pt. p signed last year. most of that money is actually reimbursement for the repair work that already has been done since the historic flooding.

and right now as we come up on 6:09, it's a cloudy start again this morning. live look outside over the south bay. let's see how our temperatures are shaping up for sunnyvale today with low 60s as you get ready to head out the door. we'll stay in the low 60s with a few clouds rolling by through about 11:00. and then we'll see those skies clearing. our highs today will stay in the 70s, which is a lot cooler than normal for this time of year, so as you make your way out the door in pleasant hill, heading to the b.a.r.t. station, it will be a morning where you need a jacket and much more comfortable with sunshine as we go throughout the day. low 70s here for 1:00. we'll get a look at all of our microclimates coming up in a few minutes. mike, you're starting with a crash in san jose. >> yes, 87. talked about that out by the airport. sky report, we did have a crash, and a quick traffic break so the sensors slow as they remove three vehicles from the roadway. no major injuries, should not be a major problem. even 101 is starting to ease up. all around the bay, a greats,

easy drive. slowing through heyward and now more traffic heading to the dumbarton bridge. slowing through el cerrito has been there through the morning. highway 4, traditional build. here's the berkeley curve, still very smooth. a little slowing for west 580 coming out of the maze and the bay bridge toll metering lights are on. >> thanks a lot. >> next and new this hour, another bay area restaurant shutting down. where it is and why it's happening. >> if he were impeached, the markets would crash, we'll take a look. >> and 6:25, grape harvesting begins in the east bay. the reason it's expected to be a great year for wine lovers. you're watching today in the bay. 6:10. welcome to the xfinity store.

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the time is 6:13. this is what you can expect today in fremont. we will see the cloudy skies staying with us. and it's a cool morning. some temperatures in the low 60s that will continue through about 10:00. and then once the skies clear, our temperatures start to heat up. early afternoon, only some low 70s. it's going to be nice, and this is the kind of weather we'll see leading into the weekend. so more on that is coming up in about five minutes. >> and i'm tracking two crashes. the second one just popped up. two crashes for the north bay, despite the lighter flow for san rafael, you see more cars on the road.

we'll explain where you'll see slowing. >> and glad you're with us on this thursday morning. looks like a reasonably quiet day ahead on the market. the s&p 500 came within a whisker of a record close yesterday. target is performing well, as we said it would. we get the weekly unemployment filing numbers as well today. president trump is on fox and friends in a pretaped interview conducted just after tuesday's double conviction of manafort and cohen. in a remarkable moment, he addressed the possibility of his own impeachment. take a listen. >> i don't know how you can impeach somebody who has done a great job. i'll tell you what, if i ever got impeached i think the market would crash. i think everybody would be very poor. because without this thinking, you would see -- you would see numbers that you wouldn't believe. >> all right, well, is the president right? it's hard to say. the stock market performed very poorly during watergate, though

oosk president nixon wasn't impeached. it did very well in the clinton years and bill clinton was impeached. that was also in the middle of the dotcom boom. so the economy may have more influence on the market than who's in charge in the white house. in fact, just this week, the fed said it thought the biggest threat to the american economy was the global trade war which president trump launched. now, we have no way of knowing if president pence would have the same policy toward trade. the chinese and american trade representatives meet today for a second day in a row, but president trump says he, quote, doesn't expect much. >> the white house still reeling from accusations under oath in open court from president trump's former lawyer, michael cohen. the tech world has its curiosity piqued because as we read over the court papers in the cohen case, cohen's records show he paid $50,000 for tech services related to the campaign, but it doesn't specify what those

services were or what companies supplied them. obviously, this could be a whole lot of nothing. i mean, a campaign needs to have a laptop and, you know, computer access and that sort of stuff. but nonetheless, it was hand-written in the ledger. there were a number of other questionable things. so people are working on trying to figure out where did that money go. >> we'll see. thank you, scott. >> 6:16 right now. he has closed his local burger joint in san jose. there are reports loco inside whole foods market now closed after just opening in january. the flagship restaurant in l.a. is also closed. the west oakland store was closed back in june. he insists his business is still thriving and says he plans to open a richmond store. they're still moving forward with that. >> all right. so the weather. it's beautiful. what more can you say? that's really what it's been like. >> although people on the coast are really complaining because

they're so fogged in. >> so fogged in, drizzling and very chilly. you know, it's august. and sometimes -- >> fogust. >> definitely, and it's not deg to change even as we get closer to september. as we get a look at san francisco right now, still cloudy out there. you're going to see more of the clouds throughout the day. the temperatures as you head out the door, 61 degrees. seven-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen, showing it will warm up a couple more degrees as we go into the weekend and then cool down again. we're going to have low 60s starting out the day, and then also a very comfortable day for the inland area. we're enjoying it in brentwood as the temperatures will reach to the mid 70s. doesn't matter what time you go out for a workout today, going for a run outside, it will be a nice day. then that mornling commute for morning hill, some upper 50s, if you hang out around morgan hill all day long, you'll enjoy sunshine. temperatures in the low 70s at 1:00 today. let's go to the south bay and see how our highs shape up for milpitas.

expecting a high of 80 degrees today, and a brisk northwesterly to westerly wind today, keeping oakland in the upper 60s with some low 80s for pittsburg and also over toward livermore. san mateo will reach 72 degrees and low 60s in half moon bay. san francisco up to 67 in the mission district. you'll get some sunshine today for the afternoon. while the north bay reaches into the upper 70s. and then for the tri-valley this weekend, we were saying they're blessing the grapes and doing a grape harvest this weekend. and it's going to be nice if you plan on going to visit some of the vineyards going to the restaurants. our highs reaching the low 80s there. and let me know what you have going on this weekend to get a personalized forecast. and coming up at about 6:38, we'll talk about some events going on around the bay area. here's a look at our seven-day forecast for the valley, reaching up to 82 today and 86 by saturday. cooling off next week in san francisco, more fogust weather with highs in the low 60s.

you're tracking a crash in the north bay. >> we're looking overall at a great drive right now. we're just starting to see the volume increase throughout the day. still mild slowing. it kind of hung around for hayward, but it hasn't gotten worse for south 880. here in the north bay this is the crash i'm worried about. westbound 37, a critical point out of vallejo to lakeville highway. the report says there's a vehicle wedged under a garbage truck. i think it means the fender is stuck. it shouldn't be a major issue, but again, a fender bender at most, sounds like everything is off to shoulder. a slower drive to el cerrito and hanging out there. the backup at the bay bridge, of course, slowing for highway 4 through bay point out of antioch. we see a lift right there, eastbound 580 to the caldecott

tunnel. this off happens about this time of day. no incidents reported. the bay bridge slows over toward fifth. there's a bumper in the lane, some debris. south bay looks great, guys. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> coming up next on today in the bay, just in, new technology to stop people from entering u.s. airports illegally just worked. we'll have the connection from san jose. >> plus all new, a fight over solar panels in one city that neighbors say one school district failed to take. >> a forgotten car rebate and a lost package, just three of the cases we recently opened and closed for people like you. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. thro check him out with a circus performer. follow bob at "bob nbc". you )re watching today in the bay.

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>> av is a law enforcement officer in the south bay. she doesn't want her real name used but she did need our help when she bought a new truck, and didn't get a $500 bonus cash rebate. the dealer promised that incentive to all first responders. we contacted the auto dealer and got av her $500. we also investigate smaller disputes like the one for neil in pleasanton, when a package delivery service missed a deadline, he wanted his money back. the shipper wanted more to return his package. we helped settle the dispute and neil got his $30 refund. it all adds up. to date, we have helped consumers like you get back more than $1.92 million of your hard-earned money. you want help with any consumer problem you have, call us, 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thanks, chris. >> it's 6:24. just into our newsroom, the same facial recognition technology now being used at san jose

airport is being credited with stopping an impostor at dulles airport in washington. they just started using the system three days ago. customs agents say an unidentified man from the republic of congo arrived on a flight from brazil showing a french passport. after being flagged and questioned, agents discovered the man's true identity. san jose airport is the only west coast airport using this new technology. >> palo alto schools are celebrating the recent completion of a project focused on going green. now, according to the palo alto weekly, people who live nearby are seeing red. the district put up new solar panel on several campuses. neighbors say no one reached out to them and the panels are an eyesore or worse. residents demanded the panels be moved. the board is now looking for a workable solution. >> 6:25. and wine lovers, not to mention growers, can nearly taste it. harvest is in the air. earlier this week, wine lovers

in livermore valley held their annual blessing of the grapes, and while the crops for some wines are still weeks away, at least one tri-valley winery is harvesting today. deign stark says growing season is really shaping up well. >> very sort of even, not too many heat spikes, not too many weeks where it's really hot. vines have been healthy throughout. >> the page mill expects to harvest about one ton of grapes, most of it in sparkling wine. patience is a virtue here because this year's wine won't be released for another four years. >> 6:26. coming up on a very busy morning, a b.a.r.t. station stabbing and a restaurant possible arson, both in the south bay. the updates we're getting right now. >> another brand-new story for you, including a new push to make buses safer and the trip to school quicker for one bay area city. fo

a busy thursday morning. two breaking news stories we're following. a stabbing near a popular b.a.r.t. station. and a suspicious fire investigation under way at a south bay cafe. we are live at both scenes this morning. >> a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we'll get to those stories in a moment. first, want to get a look at the weather before you head outside.

kari ha kari hall is tracking this for us. >> as we go to walnut creek to see our temperature trend for today, it will be 65 degrees and still some lingering clouds by 10:00. but after that, all of that will be clearing out. we'll go into the upper 70s by 3:00 today. it will be at 77 degrees. then for the south bay, kids heading out to school for evergreen school district, it will be 63 degrees as you walk to school, still mostly cloudy, but at recess, the sun will be peeking out from behind the clouds, and our temperatures heading into the low 70s today. all of our microclimates show our temperatures are cooler than normal with low 80s for concord and in antioch. and in san jose, 79 degrees. 76 in palo alto, and upper 70s for the north bay. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. mike gets you out the door with a look after the south bay. >> a little more slowing, but where you expected. northbound 87, capital to curtner. the earlier crash near the airport near the skyway had a traffic break.

i'm waiting because one friend just passed through the area and is going to let me know what they saw. a build for 84 and 680 coming down through pleasanton. there's the build for hayward. we're looking at mass transit, and no problems here. 57 trains reported on time for b.a.r.t. i call out b.a.r.t. because you're going to hear in the next story about activity near the warm springs station, but the station and the service is unaffected. for more on the breaking news, right back over to you. >> that's right, good to know it doesn't affect everyone, but it is breaking news and something you need to know about. a stabbing at the b.a.r.t. station in the south bay that mike is talking about. >> bob redell is live for us now at the fremont warm springs station. bob, we're getting more developments here? >> correct. good morning. you can see behind me the b.a.r.t. police department and crime scene techs have cleared the scene, the scene of the stabbing in this parking lot in front of the station. assia see behind me, we're

focused on the motorcycles there. they're taking a picture of the one that was still down on its side. we suspected that had something to do with this morning's altercation. around 2:30 this morning, an adult man was stabbed in the chest and in the rear end by another person. the victim, we're told, according to b.a.r.t., of those stab wounds were minor, non-life threatening. they still don't know who the suspect is. i spoke with a lieutenant with b.a.r.t. police. he tells us they do have surveillance cameras. they have been looking at the cameras to see if that yields any evidence. there's also a section of warm springs boulevard that was shut down in front of the station. there was something in the middle of the road, some sort of evidence. we don't know if that's where the victim ended up after he was stabbed, but that area as well. you have two crime scenes here at warm springs b.a.r.t. both are back open, and as far as the interruption to service here, there was none. this had no impact on the morning commute. train service was running as normal as it would any thursday

morning. again, just trying to figure out who it was that had this knife who stabbed this man here at the warm springs b.a.r.t. station in fremont. reporting live here in fremont, bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you very much, bob. >> now, when this news broke, even before our newscast started, we push the news to your smartphone. download the nbc bay area app so you never miss important headlines. >> a live look at south san jose where firefighters are at the scene of a suspicious fire at a cafe. this is near monterey and old tully road. now they're trying to determine if someone set this fire on purpose. the fire started around 3:00 this morning at cafe paradise. one of our crew spoke with the business owner. he believes the cafe was intentionally set on fire and claims that his business has been targeted before. arson investigators on the scene right now. >> now we want to turn to developments in the mollie tibbetts case. this morning, a memorial is growing.

friends and family honored the 24-year-old on the campus of the university of iowa last night. tibbetts grew up in the east bay, so too did her brothers. last night, one of her brothers had this to say. >> the stories you all heard about mollie over the last month, they're incredible. she was incredible. and we, you know, we're going to miss her dearly. >> also new this morning, there are conflicting reports about her accused killer's immigration status. >> ron mott is live in iowa with what we just learned. good morning, ron. >> hey, marcus and laura. good morning to you both. yes, on the immigration front, this has become a political issue thanks in large part to the president. he's seized upon this tragedy to advance his agenda on the southern border. telling americans again that it's time to build a wall along the border. some people here in town found that to be a little bit distasteful. there were some supporters who said, yes, they're uncomfortable learning there may have been someone living among them who is

not authorized to be here. now, as you guys were just showing, there were two remembrances for mollie, one at the university of iowa. she would have been starting her sophomore year there this week. and then there was another gathering up at the church, near the catholic church, standing room only there, and they did offer prayers for the suspect in the case, 24-year-old cristhian rivera. there has been some conflict about whether he was here legally in the country. his attorney has contended that he is here legally. but just this morning we got a statement from the u.s. citizenship and immigration services and they say this, and i quote, a search of records by usdis revealed he did not make any daca requests nor were any grants given. we have found no record in our system indicating he has any lawful immigration status. we'll follow up on that today. we have a lot more on the "today" show, but the question about his legal status is clearly something this community and perhaps around the country they're going to talk about in more detail as the president continues to hang on this issue.

guys. back out to you. >> we'll continue to follow your story. thank you, ron. at 6:35, happening today, attorneys for jose inez garcia zarate will reportedly debate the chases of a federal trial against him. attorneys filed gun charges against him last year. that was shortly after jurors in san francisco found him guilty only on the least serious charges in connection with the deadly shooting of kate steinle on pier 14. according to the examiner, today's hearing focuses on a looming case in the u.s. supreme court tied to double jeopardy for federal and state cases. depending on that decision, zarate's attorneys may argue to dismiss his federal case. 6:36, and new this morning, actor kevin spacey facing another sexual assault allegation. all l.a. county prosecutors are saying is that the incident happened in october of 2016 and they're investigating. this is the second sexual assault allegation against spacey. the first one dates back to

1992. he's also under investigation in six cases in london. well, among more infighting among santa clara county leaders. the mercury news is reporting the council has admonished fellow council members for failing to appoint someone to replace dominic caserta. he resigned after being accused of sexual harassment. the mayor is supporting to have reprimanded two other council members for waiting to the election to replace him rather than selecting one now. the admonishment is merely a symbolic action. >> los gatos leaders are utilizing a novel selection process for a pilot school bus program. according to the mercury news, that program will begin in january. it will subsidize parents' costs have their kids bussed to one of several schools but only three routes being considered, only two of those will get final approval. and that will be based on which route receives the most

sign-ups. leaders say they want to maximize the number of cars taken off the road. >> good. hearing about traffic troubles in los gatos. over here, we're looking at the berkeley curve. very popular. i saw flashing lights travel past the curve and south on 880. no incidents reported in the area. the backup is at the toll plaza and that's no surprise. a look at the map, a smooth flow of traffic. we have a crash on the shoulder in el cerrito and also west 37, that crash has cleared. a distraction at most. the rest of the bay shows an easy drive. a smooth flow of traffic. here's palo alto, the peninsula, not really seeing any problems right now. >> there we go. hey, we're marching towards the weekend rather quickly now. >> no problems there. >> friday eve, so now is the time to start thinking, what am i going odo this weekend? >> we started monday. >> but if you're a little late on that, let's talk about some things going on around the bay area. you may be planning your weekend

activities based on the weather. it was so hot last weekend in the valley, but it won't be as hot this weekend, reaching the mid 80s. and a repeat of the weather on sunday as we see more clouds moving in along bay area beaches. you may be kicking off your weekend tomorrow with music in the park in san jose. as you make your spot out there and the plaza, it will be in the upper 70s. then as we go into the evening, low skiths. it will be nice tomorrow evening. then on saturday, we have the festival of the arts happening in palo alto, and that's on university avenue. as we start out the morning, we'll be at 62 degrees, and a few clouds, but then seeing that clear out and only low 70s for the high. if you want to wrap up the weekend with a parade at silicon valley pride festival, that's happening in san jose. 62 degrees in the early morning hours and then mid 70s throughout the day. so staying very nice for all of the festivities going on. napa valley this weekend is looking cooler with some upper 70s, and it's only going to be

74 degrees, now that's the high temperature on sunday. with mostly sunny skies. just be mindful there still may be drifts of smoke. also as we look at yosemite, if the kids are getting ready to head back to school and you want to enjoy one last getawagetaway with 60s on friday and low 70s throughout the rest of the weekend. now i'll talk about what's going on today in about three minutes. >> thanks, kari. >> 6:40 right now. next, and all new this hour, as church abuse scandals rock the world, one california group says there have been victims here who haven't yet come forward. the big step they want the courts to take. also, new for you, a man suspected of attacking a woman at shoreline amphitheatre. the reason police think there may be more victims out there. what they need to know. >> the president making all kinds of news this morning with an interview on "fox and friends." we'll show you highlights. >> let's take you out to the big board in new york city. i said it would be a flat day, and flat you got.

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let's get a live look outside over the south bay. right now, we're starting out with cloudy skies as we look over the south bay. and head to willow glen. our temperatures will stay in the low 60s. and still some cloud moving by through about late morning, early afternoon. after that, it clears out. temperatures start to warm up. only to low 70s, but we'll stay

well below normal for this time of year. as we head through the weekend, slightly warmer. we'll take a look at that and an update on hurricane lane in less than five minutes. >> sticking with that camera, showing you 280 coming toward us. we heard about a crash, you see the backup. we'll explain what the crash is effecting and where we heard about it next. >> thanks so much. 6:44. new this morning, a suspected groping incident at shoreline amphitheatre, and police are wondering if others may have been targeted. this is the man police say inappropriately touched at least one female on the lawn at last friday's charlie puth concert. his accuser is 17 years old. police say the suspect jordan williams of union city, does not know the girl he touched. police believe williams may have done the same thing to other women, and they are hoping they will come forward. well, using technology for public safety. the city of el cerrito announcing plans for a network

of security cameras along the popular walking path. we reviewed this story yesterday on today in the bay, and there are already five cameras installed on a trail, but they haven't worked in years. now, police say that they met with the local aclu to adopt a strict policy on who get access to that footage. >> new this morning, after the horrifying investigation in pennsylvania which revealed hundreds of catholic priests sexually abused 1,000 vims, there are now calls for the same investigation here in california. east bay times reports the catholic abuse victims advsy group sent a letter asking for an independent investigation of the state's catholic church. specifically allegations of priests, molestations and cover-ups by the church. 6:45. president trump said a number of remarkable things this morning in an interview with "fox and friends." >> scott joins us now. that's his go-to channel in a crisis. >> he gets a friendly audience there.

the president made news in a number of ways with this morning's interview. he said the stock market would crash if he were impeached. we talked about that a little while ago in our business segment. he also talked about his own impeachment, did he make payments to stormy daniels as well and karen mcdougal. >> did you know about the payments? >> later on i knew, later on. you have to understand, what he did, and they weren't taken out of campaign finance. that's a big thing, a much bigger thing. did they come out of the campaign? they didn't come out of the campaign. >> it's important to understand the president really had it backwards there. the explanation, hey, it didn't come from campaign funds sounds like it somehow exonerates him, but it does the opposite. if hush money came out of campaign funds and the campaign declared it, that would be totally legal. the way it did work, prosecutors say, is his lawyer got a fraudulent loan to use it to pay off stormy daniels and then the president reimbursed him, and

that's the illegal way of doing it. also, the president has not been telling the truth about when he knew stormy daniels -- stephanie clifford, had been paid off. you may remember as recently as april of this year, president trump denied he knew anything about it. something we now know is false. here he is on air force one this past spring claiming he knew nothing about the payments. >> mr. president, did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no. >> that was not the truth. other news. congressman duncan hunter and his wife will be in court today facing charges they redirected a quarter million dollars ipcampaign funds to pay for their own lifestyle. hunter is the second sitting u.s. congressman indicted this month alone. of course, as we cover what is turning out to be nonstop scandal in washington, there is a danger we will simply miss other stories out of the white house that we should be doing and you should know about. case in point, this week, the

president of our republic recognizing the sacrifice of an air force sergeant in afghanistan. president trump handing out our nation's highest honor, the congressional medal of honor, to the widow of sergeant john chapman who charged up a mountain to take on an enemy bunker saving 20 american lives. while we continue to watch what is happening in washington, i invitia to follow me on twitter. i'm @scottmcgrew. >> thank you very much, scott. >> well, new this morning, a robot may replace your barista when you go for that morning cup of joe. ibm secured a patent for a drone which not only delivers coffee but can determine when you might need another shot of caffeine. it would use data from a fitbit or electronic calendar to determine if you're feeling sleepy and need a jolt of espresso and maybe order you a double shot even if you needed

it. >> wake you up. >> you know, you already have that. you don't need a drone. we have producers, when you want your coffee. >> we have the best producers. >> you might. i have great producers, but they don't give me coffee. >> we sit out here 2 1/2 hours. >> that's true. >> i'm ready for coffee this morning. hot coffee, because it's a little cool out there. and then as we go throughout the day, it will be nice. as you head out around the bay area, here's a look at your view. as we're seeing right now from emeryville, it's cloudy. we have seen these mornings over and over again, but we know that it keeps us cool. with that marine layer, it brings in a nice brisk wind. also, carrying in some smoke. it's still going to be hazy even after the clouds we see now clear out, we'll see hazy skies. that will continue until the wildfires are put out. as we look at the highs for today, we're heading up to 64 in san francisco. still cool there.

and 69 degrees in oakland. we'll be up to 81 degrees in concord and in antioch, and 79 today in san jose. and ukiah, expect a high of 87 degrees. as you're starting out this morning, you're standing in front of the closet, light long sleeves will be comfortable, and don't forget the sunglasses. even though it's a cloudy start, we'll get sunshine later on today. we continue to track hurricane lane and it's still a category-4 hurricane. it's expected to weaken as it moves closer to the hawaiian islands, but right now, those wind speeds at 130 miles per hour. and this is expected to continue on in the northwesterly track at 7 miles per hour and then make a westerly turn over the next couple days as it weakens. but between tonight and tomorrow night into saturday, this will be very close to oahu and kauai as well. and the closest we have seen a storm in quite a long time.

this could bring anywhere from 5 to 15 inches of rain with isolated higher amounts up to 20 inches of rain. so flash flood warnings are already in effect, and there could be wind speeds up to 73 miles per hour with some of the higher gusts. we'll continue to track that and post updates on social media. i'm @karihallweather on facebook and instagram. let me know what you're doing this weekend. you may get a personalized forecast as our temperatures come up a few more degrees, reaching the mid 80s, and san francisco staying in the 60s. mike, you have the ipad and you're tracking the crash. >> you know, because kari, we have a big team at the station, but even bigger when we count all of our wazers. we'll talk about nbc bay area wazer in one second. we see the south bay, and that's picked up the volume of traffic and also seen slower sensors over the last ten minutes. we'll show you the live camera. gary zoomed in to get a better shot of the jam. just past the scene, but behind

the building is a crash. we'll show you the waze system. we'll take you out there, you see the slowing, same slowing i showed you on the camera approaching just past 280. i want you to note this, this wazer over here named lime, thisperson is a member of our nbc bay area team. we want to encourage you to join nbc bay area wazers. folks are out there, you see the special nbc icon that you get. i'll let you know how to join the team if you're having trouble. the rest of the south bay moves smoothly. the crash cleared at 87. over here, a crash cleared from the roadway, interstate 880 and 580. back to you. >> thank you, mike. well, 6:52 right now. coming up next, a quick look at the top stories here today in the bay, including two big breaking stories we're still working on. a stabbing at the warm springs b.a.r.t. station and a suspicious fire in san jose. late breaking developments coming up.

6:52, happening now, breaking news. officials up france say a man who killed his mother and sister in a knife attack west of paris has serious psychiatric problems. the attack in the town not being treated as a terrorist case despite a claim of responsibility by isis. police shot and killed the man after he came out of his mother's house wielding that knife. plus, a college football world being shaken up. ohio state football coach urban meyer is suspended for three games because of how he handled domestic abuse allegations against an assistant coach, or lack thereof. maybe you could save energy by

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here are the top stories on today welcome back on this thursday morning. 6:56. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on today in the bay. >> we begin with breaking news in the south bay. these are live pictures from the warm springs b.a.r.t. station. you see the pictures here. now, this is where a man was stabbed several times overnight. fortunately, that victim suffered minor injuries and is expected to survive. investigators say the stabbing happened around 2:30 this morning just outside of the station in the parking lot. police are looking through b.a.r.t. cameras for possible information on that suspect. now, the investigation is not affecting service at the station. >> a live look at breaking news in the south bay. in south san jose, in fact, where firefighters are at the scene of a fire at a cafe near monterey and tully road.

now they're trying to determine if someone set it on purpose. the fire started about 3:00 a.m. at cafe paradise. news crews spoke with the cafe owner. he believes the cafe was intentionally set on fire. he said the business was targeted before. arson investigators remain at the scene. >> happening today, the suspected golden gate killer is expected back in court. they agreed all cases tied to the golden state killer case would be tried in sacramento county. that includes four felonies for suspected attacks that took place in contra costa county. they include 13 counts of murder. >> new this morning, the undocumented man accused of killing molly tibbetts did not make any daca requests. that's according to immigration officials. christiristhian rivera has been charged with the murder of tibbetts who grew up here in the east bay. she's been missing for more than a month. until her body was found this week. president trump has seized on

the fact that rivera is undocumented and once again is calling for stricter immigration laws. >> activists say b.a.r.t. should be fast tracked the option to add desperately needed housing across the bay area. lawmakers today will debate that idea. we have a live look at walnut creek where one b.a.r.t. station now getting a parking lot as part of a big renovation. senators will debate a bill that would require removing some of the zoning hurdles preventing more commuter villages in bay area cities. critics say that measure would take control away from local government. postal problems in martinez. many people say they aren't getting their mail. dozens of people showed up at a special meeting with representatives from the postal service last night. that the ncluded two congress members. people sounded off about mail problems. many saying carriers are overworked because of a shortage of workers. well, right now, we want to get a look at the weather.

a pleasant day, but still foggy. >> we're all going to see the clouds in the early hours of the day, but that's also what helps cool us off for the inland valleys. highs today for some of the warmer spots only reach the low 80s, and mid 80s for the weekend. san francisco, 64. and those gusty winds kicking up. we'll get a little sunshine for the afternoon. >> okay, sounds nice. meantime, not nice. a crash in san jose. >> not a good time or good place because it's north 280. look at our camera approaching 880. things are jammed up here. it's growing. the backup building quickly going back toward 87. we have a slower drive developing. one vehicle still in the lanes. no major injury. that's the worst of the south bay. the rest of traffic flows nicely. 101 or 85 are options if you choose between those three. the rest of the bay moves nicely. san mateo bridge starting to see more traffic. >> and once again, no effects at the b.a.r.t. station where there was a stabbing, the warm springs station in fremont. >> b.a.r.t. is on time for all

stations. >> okay, that's good to know. thanks for joining us for today in the bay. our next update is in a half hour at 7:25. >> don't forget to join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. thanks for joining us on this friday eve. enjoy your day. . good morning. tory. president trump now saying he did know about those payments made by his former attorney michael cohen to a playmate and porn star but did he nize they were i will yell. warning the nation. don't even think of impeachment. >> if i ever got impeached, the market would crash and everybody would be poor. breaking overnight. ohio state university head coach urban meyer out for the first three games of the season. he and his boss suspended over their handling of domestic assault claims against a former assistant but is this just a slap on the wrist foe