and good monday morning, as we start the work week. taking a live look outside, one of my favorite shots there of the bay bridge, you can see just a beautiful way to start the morning. thanks so much for starting your morning with us here at "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. mike will have a look at traffic in a bit. right now, keri is looking at the weather. >> it's cooler today and amazing news for our forecast for the rest of the week, but let's just get out the door. morgan hill this morning, right now temperatures heading into the low 60s. the low 50s will be in the low 60s by 10:00 today. lot of sunshine, nice cool start, and in san jose a high of 80 degrees. still some upper 80s for the inland valleys and then we head over to san francisco today with a high of 67.

we'll talk about the cooler air in the forecast and mooirk, you already have a crash in the altamount corridor. >> that will affect our early commuters. overall green sensors around. scattered incidents we have two crashes, one at north flynn and the other at, my gosh, just past there, so we're looking at two different locations. sounds like the same crash right about the middle of where they're located. these folks are coming out of the tracy area. the construction crews may be a factor. what will not be a factor is this, a traffic alert until about a half hour ago eastbound 580 but that's all cleared at 38th so no residual slowing and county. happening today, students will return to aou bay high school where a frightening scene

played out during a youth football tournament. yesterday people had to run for cover because of a police shooting. it started early yesterday morning in fresno when a former police officer stole a car and around 1:00 p.m. that suspect called gilroy pd and told the tis pat dispatchers the car had been stolen from him. he called back a short time mentioned gilroy high school and the desire to fight with police. officers found the man driving on a baseball field next to the stadium where a pop warner ftb under way. that man allegedly tried to ram the officer and that officer opened fire. the suspect stopped and surrendered. meantime panicked parents by th. meantime, a police chase ficers say that he's known ads a gang member who stole a car early yesterday morning, but

when an officer spotted that car and tried to pull rico over, he allegedly sped off. police say he rammed several patrol cars and then dispatched the stolen car, deserted that stolen car near mayellen avenue and scott street in san jose. as he ran off, officers fired. the suspect suffered non-life-threatening injuries and police took him into kus i can -- custody. homeowners in napa county the snell fire continues to burn and that fire has burned so far more than 2,400 acres and about 20% contained. the flames are threatening almost 200 homes in a development called barriesa estates. sergio quintana has the latest. >> reporta buckets of water on spots throughout the snell burn area but this evening the fire is much less intense. >> totally different now. earlier today there was smoke everywhere, and activity was

just intense. >> it was intense with all the helicopters and the planes going over, but we felt confident that they were on it. >> lori and lee bauer are among a few households who decided not to evacuate. we watched as they sprayed down their home, as the snell fire burned within just yards of their neighborhood. >> we lost our house in the valley fire, and we didn't want to do that again so we've been through that once and that was it. we're going to stay and protect our house. >> reporter: bar ri essa estates mostly a ghost town, occasional fire truck or sheriff to keep out looters. the snell fear burned up toth banks of butts creek but didn't jump the creek and never made it to the neighborhood. ground crews aided by tractors are taking advantage of the calm wind conditions to cut

? kn in sonoma county a first of its kind emergency alert system will be put to the test. people can expect a phone call to their land lines and cell phones if they're signed up for so co alert system. this is on wednesday the county will activate its wireless emergency system. we sat down with sonoma county emergency manager and you can find our report on nbcbayarea.com. just click on the "investigations" tab. nbc bay area continues to respond to a north bay fire victim. those victims there we've been helping people tackle insurance issues. we're not alone. consumer investigator chris kamura is here to tell how people lost their homes last year can speak up for change. >> it's been almost a year since the devastating fires, in advance of the october anniversary, a non-profit group is trying to gauge how fire victims are recovering. san francisco based united policy holders wants to know if

insurance companies are treating survivors fairly. if your home was damaged or destroyed, the group invites to you participate in a survey about your experience. the group is hopeful the results will shed light on insurance practices. >> lawmakers look at them, so we want to go back, if we want to go back to sacramento again and try to get some reforms will you, we need that survey data. >> so far, attempts to pass new state laws that protect consumers have not been successful, but advocates say the fight is not over. if you'd like to add your voice to the survey, we put a link to the united policyholders ours, nbcbayarea.com/responds. while you're there, you can send us your consumer complaints. the number is 888-996-tips, try to get a handle on a potential new regular flation for pop-up restaurants. unlike other bay area cities and counties, almeida's permit nbc bay area recently reported, health inspectors have recently shut down some popular pop-up restaurants, this is due to

health code issues. supervisors health committee will host today's hearing. coming up on "today in the bay" more sexual misconduct allegations forcing cbs' ceo out, dispute over his multimillion-dollar payout. president trump targeting apple and ford, the threats he's making. and taking a live look, folks are already on the go this morning. this is a live look here at 101 in san jose. mike will have a look at your traffic coming up in just a bit. you're watching "today in the bay."

good morning, i'm kate rogers at nbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is indicated to open higher this morning after stocks fell on high. the dow dropped 79 points and snapped a three-week win streak. the nasdaq closed 20 points lower with tech stocks suffering their worst week since march, led by declines in apple, amazon and alphabet. we'll get data today on consumer credit in july. the ceo out following sexual misconduct allegations that spanned decades. ment reached an c moonves would agreement that would keep a viacom/cbs merger off the table for two years. president trump targeting apple and ford this weekend on

twitter, telling apple to build following the tech giant's warning that proposed tariffs on chinese goods would impact several of its products. the president urged ford to build its focus active model in the u.s. after the automaker canceled plans to import it from china citing cost issues due to tariffs. ford is standing by its decision saying it wouldn't be profitable to built focus active here in america. pack over to you. >> interesting this call over twitter as opposed to setting up a meeting. thanks, kate. in the week ahead, experts take another look at that cracked window at san francisco's millennium tower. in the past few days a worker will rappel down the side of that building to do another evaluation, this after an inspection saturday hit a snag. drone set up to inspect the glass crashed. two years ago nbc bay area's investigative unit broke the story the skyscraper was sinking and tilting. experts are trying to figure out if the cracked window is linked to those problems or being caused by something else.

okay, so we get started with this week and the weather, starting out nice and cool. kari, will it continue? >> it will continue. here is a live look in san jose this morning, as we check out our temperatures for sunnyvale, some upper 50s at 8:00. cool start but it will be a comfortable day. we'll talk about all of our microclimates and what's ahead for the week coming up next. our look at the north bay we have pauses in traffic. you see a few cars inempty. that's the way it is for most of the roadways. for san jose i have a new crash i'm checking out. a blast from te

south bay this weekend. a blast from the past in the south bay this weekend, and it was all for a good cause. dozens of classic cars lined up along murphy street in downtown sunny veil yesterday. this is the second aual sunnyvale police activity car show. pretty cool cars. the group works to build relationships between at-risk kids and police officers. the orgiz sports and other afterschool p do a te. to do-list. >> let's work it out. >> and we could >> it ll for enjoying the sunshine and the cooler weather. we're taking a live look outside in san rafael this morning. visibility is clear but you'll have a hazy sunshine today. although the air quality improves for parts of the bay,

the coast and the inland parts of the east bay down to santa clara valley, we will still have the hazy skies with new wildfires burning in the north bay. but it won't be as smoky elsewhere. the seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen. come over and check it out. our temperatures in martinez today will be at 60 degrees at 8:00, and we will have a morning where you need a jacket or some long sleeves, but as the day goes along here we're looking at mid 80s. some of our inland valleys will upper 80s in concord today, 87 degrees. 80 in san jose, so we keep the comfortable weatheer bit cooler with a high of 75. san francisco reaching 67 and santa rosa today with a high of 87 degrees. it's going to be a warm one. we have that wide range in temperatures from the morning to the afternoon hours, so grab a jacket for the first part of the day, the rest of the day will be comfortable with some short sleeves. here is a look at what's happening out there in the pacific. now we still have hurricane olivia, that's a category 1,

that has since moved closer to hawaii, and then we also have newly developed paul that is just to the west of cabo, and this will continue its track off to the west over the next few days. but i'm looking at ow now. this could cut right through the hawaiian islands as a tropical storm over the next several days, so this could bring a lot of rain, and then the other main headline will be hurricane florence getting ready to move toward the carolinashe we'll all be watching andys. as we get a look atto home, som upper 80s in the forecast today, but look at how it cools off this week, wednesday we'll have more clouds and highs reaching into the mid-70s as a trough drops in. that's an elongated area of low pressure that will bring in some cooler temperatures, and then it goes right back up in time for the weekend, we'll be back in the mid 80s, san francisco staying in the 60s all week long. mike, you have an update on the new crash in san jose.

>> kari, doesn't look like a major issue. as far as our speed sensors i'll get out of muir way because it was behind me. it changed. it was at green. you might have seen it pop up as i cleared the area. this right here is the area where the yellow indicates speeds coming down toward around 50. little slowing south 680 coming down toward jackson. this is jackson far north through sunol and fremont in san jose. there is a little slowing there near the overcrossing. chp must have just arrived. 680 the volume of traffic in the area it's relatively light. good number of cars and any activity that would cause some slowing as the flashing lights approach. we also have these, the mch traffic on both sides for those cash lanes. this should start to clear up over the next ten minutes as they open, the remaining couple of cash takers but we'll see how things shape up at the toll plaza to start your week. back to you, marcus. >> 4:49 right now.

a continued shortage of drivers reportedly has muni turning to new measure to avoid further bus delays. the agency is lowering its training standards in an effort to get more drivers in to service. according to "the examiner" sf muni officials are reducing the amount of training hours needed to become an operator. the number of hours spent with certified trainers has as well ever since school returned to session last month, muni has at times been overwhelmed by the amount of riders on buses and n. happening potential step toward the future development of downtown san jose. the city's office of economic development holds a public meeting at the vongoing effort to bring a massive google campus into the city. that campus would be located in an area near the diradon station. it's a big part of the plan city leaders have to turn the station into a major transit hub.

as millions of americans start their daily commute to and from work, a new on the go today series takes a look at the future of commuting, the roads, trains, and buses more crowded than ever and a lot of folks are looking for alternatives and futuristic modes of transportation. tom costello reports from a driverless shuttle that's beingn >> reporter: good morning, i'm tom costello in california, and we are in a vehicle that is the truth is the driver is to remotely drive the vehicle with a 360-degree view and also got his own steering wheel, his own brake, his own gas pedal. the idea is somedayst and this coming up on the "today" show, we're talking about the future least one of those options. of commuting, what's going to come down the road soon, whether it's semiautonomous vehicles, autonomous vehicles, what about hyper loops, and what about mass transit systems that may be

dilapidated now. all of that coming up on "today." back to you. >> cool and scary all at the same time. 4:51. coming up on "today in the bay," several east bay temples targeted with hate-filled flyers. what police are doing in response. first as gary mentioned a few minutes ago, preparations are under way as hurricane olivia barrels towards hawaii threatening to bring heavy rains, just two weeks after hurricane lane caused major flooding. this comes with some new video just in for us right there. state officials are carrying out plans to protect lives and property for the category 1 storm. some of the islands could begin to fill the storm effects tomorrow. we'll be right back. a move to sa

costa county is week, a move to save mon in contra costa county may lead to changes in health care monitoring. that's because governor jerry brown recently signed a bill to dissolve the west contra costa health care board of directors. it's possible supervisors will consider appointing themselves to the board but other options will also be considered. health care board recently or currently actually makes financial decisions like paying bond holdings and bills. the meeting will be held tomorrow morning. also this week, san francisco is gearing up for governor brown's global climate action summit. the three-day summit starts wednesday. governments, companies and public will be there at the meeting to discuss their actions to protect the environment. organizers say that they want to highlight strategies that work. that event is expected to draw 4,500 delegates from around the world, ready to deal with those protesters as well who really aren't happy with the pace of cutting carbon emission and

reducing population. list of high-profile speaker there is on your screen including former vice president al gore, pelosi, mark beninhoff and jane goodall, patty smith and former secretary of state john kerry. a series of disturbing discoveries at east bay synagogues, comes at a time when jewish community observing the high holidays. christy smith reports. >> reporter: a semple beth shalom board member found an anti-semitic flyer on the ground. >> wonderful neighbors. >> reporter: neighbor gary green lives on the quiet san leandro street. >> there's no accounting for the irrationality, hatred, bias, bigotry. >> reporter: police were notified about the incident, along with the anti-defamation league. that organization says that five synagogues in the east bay report finding them recently. >> these are flyers that were on behalf of white supremacist

group that is spreading messages of hatred. >> reporter: seth brist is regional director for the anti-defamation league. here is an image of that flyer. he says extremist groups have been emboldened. >> alth charlottesville last year, they viewed that as a failure because it garnered negative publicity. >> reporter: he says the tactic is to troll people online and spread flyers. >> sadly, at this time of year, the jewish high holy days, it is a time when we have to remind the jewish community to be aware, to be vigilant. >> reporter: san leandro police say they're increasing patrols, which they typically do there this time of year. there wasn't a threat of violence. the temple board released a statement in part, "these hate groups stand for the very opposite of our values of love and inclusivity. we are fortunate to have a warm and close-knit community that will not be cowed by attempts to intimidate. we wish our entire community a sweet and happy new year."

christy smith, "nbc bay area news." just ahead on update on the wildfire burning close to homes in napa county and kari, are the weather conditions going to help at all? >> it's still going to be breezy which could fan some of the flames, while the best of the bay area sees improved air quality. temperatures in the mid-50s, a cool start and al o the microcls coming up next. and a look at your palo alto drive isin brightly lit. that big ball of light is the light-up sign by the shopping center. we'll show you what other signs we're seeing as far as the slowing in san jose. a live lookn

francisco and your monday morning begins. taking a live look outside in san francisco, nice and clear for the most part. some days we don't see that much. >> yes, so many lights. >> thanks so much for starting your morning with us here "today in the bay," i'm marcus washington. mike will have a look at your commute in a moment. kari has a nice look at the forecast. i love these temperatures. >> it's going to be a great week, cooler temperatures. it was kind of warm in some spots over the weekend inland. in fremont, visibility is clear and we're going to see temperatures going from the upper 50s, nice cool start and a fairly comfortable afternoon with high there is reaching into the upper 70s. we do still have some upper 80s in the inland valleys. more on that and also some cooler air for the leweek, and mike, we have an update on what's been happening out there as we head to the south bay. >> we saw that slowing for san

jose, the crash on 680 there, look at the rest of the bay, looks great. there's still a crash on the shoulder somewhere between grant line and additional issue. the slowing we saw has cleared over the last couple of minutes. it was just as the tow truck arrived before we took t