good monday morning to you. let's take a live look outside. can you make out the golden gate bridge? a few cars crossing over now. we'll check the forecast coming up. also troubles with your commute as we start our day. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> marcus washington has the day off. today shutting down the freeway westbound at 238. mike will tell us about it. >> the big concern is about 12:25 tonight we were confirmed that there was a car-to-car shooting in the area. i wanted to make sure everybody knew it was only that's closed issue now. it is westbound 580. your commute reot of slowing approaching redwood road. over.

they are looking for evidence. the shooting happened around 12:25 this morning. they're looking for anything they might find on the freeway. perhaps a half hour to 45 minutes at the most. they hope to open in the next ten minutes though. we'll take you to a street and 880. that will take you down toward the closure. may not have the on-ramp open. you could head to foottill boulevard. the chp investigation on the on tha is expected to re-op there is a clear view of traffic meanwhile a check of the bridge. and the high rise. >>sk outside we start with mid 50s. reaching into the upper 60s today. we are in for another nice,

comfortable day. we'll get a look at the microclimates and temperatures for the week. coming up. >> the bay area woman accusing president trump's supreme court nominee of sexual misconduct goes public. brett kavanaugh denies the allegations. >> some republicans are joining democrats to slow the confirmation. tracy potts is live with the denial and whether it will happen this week. >> judge kavanaugh denies groping aomthe claim from a california professor the washington post identified as christine ford. nbc has not verified the claims. her story revealed once before during therapy six years ago. critics ask why now. >> you had your opportunity to

come forward and you failed to do it year after year. >> she didn't tell anybody else in realtime about this incident which willea discredit it. >> reporter: democrats learned about it in july but said the accuser didn't want to come forward. now they want the fbi to investigate. >> if this was material to the confirmation process, why over the past four to six weeks has itn't been discussed among committee members. >> reporter: hundreds of women support kavanaugh but at least two republicans and others want to hear from his accuser before they vote. >> there is arbitrary deadline of the end of september which doesn't relate to anything in particular. why not slow down? >> reporter: ford tells the post she decided to come forward now because parts of her story had already leaked out. tracy potts, nbc news, washington. >> chris sanchez will join us in 30 minutes with more o the

developing story. in the meantime, the allegations against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. nbc bay area.com where you can find the latest there. florence may be weakening. people in the carolinas face dangerous conditions. a live look now. you see some of the debris there. a lot of flooding in many areas. florence now a tropical depression has dumped almost two and a half feet of rain in some places. >> the storm is responsible for the deaths of at least 17 people. at least a million people remain without power this morning. three days of relentless rain has caused dangerous flooding.g. >> when we opened the door we saw the water like, oh, my god. it was just water everywhere. >> the storm has never been more dangerous than it is right now. >> sadly in gaston county a rain-soaked tree fell on a

mobile home killing a 3-month-old inside. with rain in the forecast through tomorrow the danger is far from over. >> it's 4:35 now. sexual abuse survivors from the bay area had a big goal in mind. they want california's attorney general to launch a state-wide investigation into the alleged abuse similar to one recently concluded in pennsylvania. members of snap or survivor's network or those abused by a priest say the number of those accused is higher than reported. they want state leaders to do more to expose abusers. >> we want to protect kids. the way to on up files and sort out who did what to whom when. you have to publish the names, publish what they did so parents an advocates can look out for the children. >> members of snap plan to protest outside the office this

morning. you may recall san jose's diocese announced its own investigation with plans of credible accusations. we'll have a live report at the top of the hour. >> 4:36 on monday morning. hope running out for those in hope village, the homeless camp in san jose now under orders to clear out this morning. activists set up the camp to help homeless people living on the river. the chp issued notices to leave the empty parking lot. the land is owned by the state. two supervisors are asking the governor's office to allow the . far there is no response. >> students are set to join doctors, nurses and first responders as part of the nationwide anti-gun protest. it is the first national event for a group called s.a.f.e. or

scrubs addressing the firearmla for hospitals across the country. >> coming up on "today in the bay," president trump slashed another round of tariffs on goods including electronic devices. how it will affect your wallet. >> and amazon employees accused of taking bribes. what amazon is doing about it.

good morning. i'm at cnbc global headquarters.

here are the top business headlines. wall street could start the session slightly in the red. investors are playing it cautious on reports the trump administration could put another round of tariffs on chinese imports today. markets are coming off a positive week. the dow, nasdaq up the last four of the last five weeks. look for economic data this week on housing. the dow closing up eight points on friday to 26,154. the nasdaq slipping. mo if there are more tariffs u.s. consumers could see higherhouse consumer electronics. apple warned this month tariffs could impact the apple watch and the airpod wireless headphones.

holiday shopping season. time magazine will have a new home and a new high profile owner. the news magazine sold by better homes & g garden to sales force.com mark benioff and his wife for $2 million. meredith put time up for sale this year along with money, fortune and sports illustrated. they will not have any controlling interest over time's day to day o editorial decisions. i guess this puts him out of the running for time's person of the year. >> he's nominated hi mself.it, magazine. >> that's right. >> i'm kidding. thanks, bertha. >> 4:41 now. strong accusations against

amazon. some accused of bribes to take down bad reviews. the deals are mostly happening in china with payments reaching over 2,000 dollars. the company is now shuffling roles of key executives to try to root out some of the bribery going on. >> and your back to work forecast. >> we are looking at really nice weather over the weekend. this is a live look outside. in the mid 50s and headed into the mid 60s today. a lot of sunshine. we'll talk about what's ahead in the forecast next. >> the bay bridge looks fine and that's not the issue. over here valley, westbound 580, we have a full closure of the freeway which i will bring you tat

a very good monday morning to you. taking a beautiful look outside this morning, starting on monday. we call this our emeriville camera looking across the bridges. >> nice. >> nice start. >> beautiful. >> coming off a nice weekend as well. my dad turned 84 great? >> great. >> i put a picture on facebook. i had a lot of fun with him. we're very close. >> good. >> it was nice. we had a great weekend, lots of sunshine, cooler weather. it continues today.

another view from san francisco looking at the bay bridge. you can see the low clouds hovering overhead. we'll see it barragely cleerg up. let's head to martinez as you get ready for a run. around sunrise, temperatures at 56 degrees. we'll see more sun throughout the day keeping nice and cool weather. you can exercise outside all day long. it's going to be the morning d morgan hill it's cool. only 50 degrees for the next couple of hours. you may have to turn on the heater for a while. later today, opening up the windows, letting in the nice comfortable air and sunshine. here is a look at the high temperatures today. we'll make it up to 79 degrees in east san jose. 74 in cupertino. all of the temperatures still cooler than normal. oakland 68. also 68 in san mateo.

san francisco reaching 64 on the embarkadero and the north bay up to 70 degrees in santa rosa. it will be breezy today. as we go through the forecast, we'll start to have warmer air moving in. although tomorrow will be a little bit cooler. then we see a boost in the temperatures. wednesday, thursday will be the warmest day of the forecast. that will bring you back down for the weekend. san francisco looking at more of the same. warmest day there on thursday. as we head over for the freeway closure. >> they gave us an adjustment, kari. we'll talk about why. fine. castro valley has a closure for police activity. chp closed the freeway for an investigation. after midnight there was a car to car shooting on the freeway. it's closed now from the valley up to 164th. that stretch of 580 will not

affect folks on the approach. we saw the early backup there because of the traffic break. the closure still in place now. hopefully chpilpen it by 5:00 a.m. as you get through the area, i told you to use the foothills. that will not be the best option. there may be a closure as well. east 14th up there. perhaps fairmont drive is where you get back up. you have 580 off the freeway at the closure. back around tot. the freeway is open if you are headed to 238. you can get back to the freeway. the surface streets are slower. the speed limits are half. no counties. shows you the beautiful view from the emeriville camera. richmond to san rafael, it's fine across the bridge.

back to you. >> 4:49 now. rideshare users can be aware. even if you look like the real deal. >> a new scheme that lets anyone behind the wheel. passengers may know the difference. liz wagner reports. >> reporter: it started on this computer online where we found dozens of people advertising rideshare driver accounts for rent. we rented one. we never drove. the account history shows cars giving rides to plenty of passengers through the bay area. we found one of the passengers. she said her driver took her on a white knuckle ride. >> he starts backing up on the one-way street. this is interesting. on the highway, he's backing up. he's like, no, no. >> reporter: the man isn't an authorized driver and didn't go through a background check or car inspection. how was he able to look legit,

even showing his own picture under someone else's name? coming up at 11:00 tonight, how the scheme works and why the tips to spot a make driver may not work anymore. you can watch the full investigation on nbc bay area. see you then. >> you can reach out to liz or anyone in the investigative uni. jump on our website, nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. to the nfl where things are looking good for the raiders in denver until they weren't. third quarter touchdown. after that, went points including the last second field goal. get it there t pull off the win. joon gruden may have to wait

another win. back in the south bay, 49ers jumped out to a big lead over the detroit lions. then it got dicey. >> jimmy garoppolo threw for two touchdowns on the day including this one. the niners led 30-13 at one point in the fourth. but the lions came storming back late falling just short in the end. the 49ers got their first win of the season 30-27. jimmy g. says there are still kinks to work out. >> not all wubumps and bruises, but got to work a little quicker. >> the 49ers head to kansas city to play the chiefs. >> coming up next, what to prim emmys that will air here on nbc bay area tonight. our crew is already on the golden carpet. up next, a massive typhoon that

pounded southern china. it left at least two people dead. it first hit the philippines saturday triggering landslides and killing more than 60 people. more news after the break.

to you. look at that. time to get up and at 'em. folks are up and we'll check in with mike in a moment. freey valley. top stars are preparing for the 70th annual emmy awards. >> jennifer bjorkland has a preview of what's to come. >> reporter: cardboard cutouts give way to real stars at tonight's emmy awards.

>> you never think it's a big deal until the time comes and then it's all that matters. >> reporter: ellie kempfer's show "the unbreakable kim my schmidt" is up for several awards. >> it's exciting to see the possibility that something else can win. >> reporter: best drama featur s s "the hand maid's tale" up against "game of thrones." but a potential spoiler could be "the americans" about russian spies living in the u.s. >> the show has gone unrecognized over the course of its run. >> i don't have to try. >> reporter: sterling k. brown has a chance to repeat last year's best actor win. his rivals include milo ventimiglia who plays the patriarch of the pearson family, jack. >> there is a lot of potential sentimentality for the character and what he went through this season.

>> it's saturday night! >> reporter: another hit season for "saturday night live" has it up for multiple awards. it is providing tonight's host, too. >> we don't know what to expect. that's the exciting part. >> reporter: on a night when television honors its best. nbc news, los angeles. >> the emmys air on nbc bay area. live coverage from the gold d carpet begins tonight at 8:30. a new world record has been s by an 11-year-old girl. >> her mission was to get as many hugs as possible. take a look. [ d that count? you have to put some love into it. less than 60 seconds grace roberts made history in d.c. she hugged 103 people in the national mall and set the world record for most hugs in a minute

as part of the cancer curefest eve event. she said her hugs were inspired by her brother noah who is fighting cancer. that was fast though. >> it was fast. coming up, tensions spiking around a looming supreme court vote. >> sskies. the nice weather from the weekend continues today. san jose will be cool to start. low 50s, heade 60s by noon. a look at the microclimates coming upe looking at forecasts of the valley. we are looking at the details. i'll explain the closure in the first place. a live look outsided

coliseum. good morning and thank you morning. a live look outside the shark tank in san jose. good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. >> i'm laura let's get a look at the forecast coming off a nice weekend in the bay area. >> it was beautiful. temperatures were comfortable. we'll see the same thing today. we have a couple more days before it heats up. as we take a live look at the temperatures now. it's cool now at 58 degrees. 50 now in morgan hillhe station, 56 degrees at 6:00. door to the pleasant hill bart at noon, we are 69.

we'll talk about the high temperatures coming up. back to the chp alert on 580. >> we got video in the newsroom a few minutes ago. you see the chp officers on the freeway. this is 580. there was an overnight shooting. there was one car shooting at of the road.nd not somebody you see the lights jammed up here. the closure cleared a