a very good tuesday morning to you. let's take a peek juoutside overlooking san francisco international. coming or going a nice day for it. hope you're coming and staying for a while. we'll be on until 7:00. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's look at the weather, a cool start for a lot of the people this morning. >> enjoy it. tomorrow it's going to start to heat up. it's going to feel a lot like fall today as this nice cool weather continues and it's going to be cool as you step out the door. san jose only looking at about 52 degrees at 7:00. we go from 52 to 71, so it's going to be a nice day as our high temperature staying still cooler than normal reaching the mid-70s for the afternoon. 69 in oakland, and 73 in

livermore. we'll talk more about this lem at the bay bridge?there you car with the flashing lights there, cash lane number two, the hov lane is over here and because of that, folks are kind of slowing down and having to shuffle over one lane over to the right, causing a little more backup. we expected the cash lanes to clear up by now but they have not. one vehicle is causing part of the problem. they got a tow truck there and just overshot the vehicle. i'll track that, be aware, stay over to your left on the approach. the rest of the bay is clear. back to you, laura. >> thanks so much, mike. at 5:01, the stage is set on monday. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and the palo alto woman accusing him of sexual assault will both appear in front of congress for a public hearing. it is a story certainly gripping the nation. "today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us live from washington. this is also consuming congress

and the white house. >> well, it is known there as described as a quiet professor known here as the accuser of the man that the president wants on the u.s. supreme court, and he wants them there quickly. judge kavanaugh has categorically denied he was at the place where this happened and both of them are set to tell their story. christine blase ford. >> i believe her. >> reporter: already drawing strong reactions on capitol hill. >> i think this woman, whoever she is, is mixed up. >> reporter: as she prepares to tell the senate judiciary committee monday that the man they're considering for the u.s. supreme court pinned her down and tried to pull her clothes off at >> it is an accusation which judge kavanaugh has completely and unequivocally denied. >> reporter: judge brett kavanaugh says he wasn't even there, a completely false allegation, he said in a

statement. he'll testify again monday. kavanaugh spent nine hours at the white house calling lawmakers, maine republican susan collins says they were on the floor for an hour. >> if judge kavanaugh has lied about what happened, that would be disqualifying. >> reporter: democrats want an fbi investigation before monday's hearing. >> we know fact and we're not just asking questions in the dark. >> reporter: president trump eager to fill the vacancy before court begins in two weeks, now says he's willing to wait. >> you have to go through this. if it takes a little delay, it will take a little delay. >> reporter: six more days before the details go public. now, could there be a witness? ford says there was another person in that room. kavanaugh's friend and classmate mark judge. he's written a book about the drunken escapades when they were in high school, but he says on this one, this allegation he calls it absolutely nuts.

we will hear from both sides on monday. laura? >> gosh, going back 37 years. thank you very much, tracie potts live from washington. >> 5:04 right now. new for you this morning in contra costa county, robbers there strike a concord shopping center during business hours, making out with thousands of dollars worth of gadgets. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live in concord with new video just coming into our newsroom. this is a brazen incident right here. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus. brazen indeed. as you mentioned this robbery taking place during store hours. we're standing here on willow pass road at this t-mobile. the gates are down because the ste closed and as i mentioned it happened during store hours. we want to show you some of the video from last night. this is new video we're getting, actually after it all took place. now according to concord police it happened just before 8:00 p.m. there were customers inside while all this happened. the three suspects walked in,

stealing up to $6,000 worth of products. so we're talking about phones and tablets inside of this t-mobile store. now as you guys mentioned, there is surveillance video but police are currently reviewing it at this time. as far as the suspects they're looking for, three adult males that were wearing hoodies, described as being six feet tall, one of them has long hair and they're able to get away in a green honda sedan. crews did speak with a worker at another phone store in this shopping complex in concord. here's what they had to say about this specific issue. >> we're seeing a lot of smash and grabs, seeing the apple stores losing a lot of product, and it is worrisome to have this kind of crime and see not so much prosecution and apprehension of these criminals. >> reporter: now we've seen these types of incidents not too far from here in walnut creek, also in the north bay, in the peninsula, as well as the south bay. we'll break all of those incidents down in the next hour.

we're live here in concord, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> seems like every week we're doing one of the stories. it is 5:05. continuing coverage of a deputy shot and killed in sacramento county. mark stasok died in a shoot-out at a pep boys auto store. it happened yesterday afternoon in rancho cordova. two deputies responded to a disturbance call but did not know the suspect was armed. when they got there, he started shooting. both deputies were hit, as well as a bystander and the suspect. deputy stasok the only one who did not survive, was just 27 years old. at 5:06 right now and continuing coverage of florence as it continues to wreak havoc and likely do so more for many days there. the number of dead this morning stands at 31, and here's what folks in that region are dealing with there. you can take a look at the massive funnel cloud. this is hovering you see right

there over that area in virginia yesterday as remnants of florence moved through that area. someone took video from a plane there as you can see it landing there and the funnel cloud in the distance, as that was landing there at the airport. another tornado touched down in richmond, virginia. take a look at this. >> oh my god! >> look at it right there, rip up all of that there. cell phone video captured that twister shearing that off, that roof there, and you can see that debris flying through the air. tornado was spotted outside of the universe of richmond. people say that they had just minutes to take cover. >> we were looking out the windows and you could literally see it circular motion all the leaves and this stuff, and we knew yeah, we got to get in the closet and that's what we did. >> as for flooding in the carolinas, there's plenty of it and some of those areas are still inaccessible because they're cut off by floodwaters. a new video for you this morning of a team of east bay

firefighters, that's in the carolinas there, helping with rescues. this is video from the alpha team, as they are called rescuing two national guardedmen and other people in eight feet of water. they have busy. yesterday they rescued 30 people in six hours including rescuing the woman and her dog there. they're doing great work out there, keep it up. the man convicted in the high-profile kidnapping of a vallejo woman after drugging her and her boyfriend in their home to face state charges. matthew mueller was sentenced to 40 years for kidnapping denise hoskins in 2015. he was convicted on federal charges. yesterday he pleaded not guilty to six state charges that could lead to a life sentence. the case was so bizarre. vallejo police originally called it a hoax. investigators arrested mueller after a separate kidnapping attempt. the couple sued the police department and settled for $2.5

million. happening today, you've seen them from the south bay to san francisco. now more bay area cities will get in on the dockless transportation band wagon. in san francisco the talk is turning to possible expansion of the number of dockless bikes on the streets. right now the company jump offers 250 ewycs in the city, but it is aiming to double that, increasing the number to 500. sfmta will take a vote on the potential increase during its board meeting later today. just last night, oakland moved forward with its own plans for scooters. companies are now required to apply for a permit to operate, getting a permit will require, among other things, providing safety information for riders. local maintenance teams to also make sure those bikes are not in the right-of-way of residents and providing discounted memberships to low income communities. right now at 5:09, grab your coffee or tea to help keep you warm this morning. temperatures are starting out cool in spots. down to 48 degrees in morgan

hill. san jose 52 and 51 in livermore. as we get a look at your transit forecast heading to diridon station in san jose it will be a morning with temperatures staying in the low 50s through about 7:00 and a few clouds in the mix but then everything cl to 10:00, and then our temperatures start to warm up. we'll be up to 67 degrees at noon. if you plan on going hiking on some of our east bay hiking trails, it's going to be a nice one, and no matter what time you get out there during the day, we'll have some comfortable temperatures. we'll get a look at our microclimates and a very hot spike in temperatures for the next couple days. that's coming up. mike, sop help me help at the b bridge? >> the one tow truck we saw shot by a lane had to go out, make a turn around and come back and then just arrived behind that disabled vehicle at the toll plaza. so that's good news for cash lane number two, hov lanes are moving j f had, that has also cleared, that is right on time, so once we are able to get that

one vehicle moved from lanes, we should be ready for the metering lights to be turned on in about ten minutes. more traffic should be feeding in out of the maze. the other issue, the slowing for 580 at highway 13. there is a crew registered as cleared for cal trans. whatever slowing we see should be cleared in a couple of minutes. they have to wait for the next update. there's no waiting for the south bay or the peninsula or across the bridges. good stuff. except for the bay bridge we're tracking that, back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. coming up, new video of another bear who finds itself in a van there. you have to see its dramatic and rather loud escape. that's coming up for you next. >> he has places to go. apple escapes getting on the new tariffs. new set of tariffs against china. we'll bring you the latest in business and tech. and still ahead, is it a myth or a fact? can pot actually treat glaucoma? new this morning, we break down fact from fiction. it's 5:25. you're watching "today in the bay."

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the time now is 5:14. as you get yourdoor, here's a live look oe in san jose. we're going to head nearby to santa clara, with our temperatures starting out at 55 degrees. it's a cool morning, but we'll feel much more comfortable as we go through the day, and we're still enjoying some cooler than normal weather, but that's all about to change tomorrow. i'll have a look at a spike in our temperatures coming up in less than five minutes. good news, right this

second, oh he's just lost chp, they just cleared as well as the fscorrection, cleared all lanes of the will be will be toll plaza. i saw arms of kimball, i was worried. the markets are under pressure after the u.s. once again set another set of tariffs against chinese goods. china has told president trump it will not participate in any further trade talks now that he's added that next set of tariffs. president trump speaking to reporters on monday said "china's now paying us billions of dollars ine able to china is not paying us billions of dollars. you can agree or disagree with president trump's tariff policy, but whate' tariffs work. when something made in china is shipped here, the american importer pays the tariff to the

u.s. government, we pay it. when an american product goes there, the chinese importers pay china. china never pays us. the billions he's talking about are american dollars from americans. originally apple thought its products would be on that list. apple watch and air pot head phones in particular but they were dropped from the list last minute. the iphones also missing from the list we expected that. speaking of the iphone, the new ios 12 is ready to download. hit settings to find the new software, comes with a way to control how much time you spend on a certain app. could you set your phone to not allow to you look at facebook while at work. and you heard the new japanesara rocket to the moon, elon musk made that announcement monday evening. yusako misawa will get to choose between six and eight other people to go with him. he says he's going to bring artists. the moon mission will go into orbit around the moon and then come home, much like apollo 8.

on the very same day, musk was slapped with a lawsuit from the british rescue diver. musk twiced accused vernon unsworth of pedophilia. the first time musk called him pedo guy enapologized and after apologizing musk called uns worth a child rapist. there's not a writ of evidence about this. dared him to sue, which unsworth did. it's worth remembering the same guy who blew us away with hey, i'm going to send people to the moon is also making what appear to be completely baseless attacks against a random person and getting sued for it. same person. >> right, exactly. maybe he just thinks he's more powerful than he is. you don't say some of the things. thank you very much. we've got new video to show you, someone's going to have to replace a car window, i'd say all because of this bear hanging out of a van window.

the videooulde considered after. we're about to show you what happened before. [ horn honking ] the bear was honking the horn saying help me out. the guy was going to try to open the door but the bear found another way, just to come out of that car, exactly. so that's what happened. >> we know who runs that. >> latest lesson of leaving your doors unlocked. bears will get in. >> and then close the door. >> i was worried about bears getting into the cars but apparently they can get out just fine as well. holy smokes. >> rather quickly. l>>k at the weather there, it's hopefully gets some hibernation weather soon. >> oh, i don't know about that. you live in california. we're going to have some cool weather over the next couple of days but we have one last day of some cooler temperatures. live look outside in san francisco yesterday at this time, it was all socked in with

clouds and fog. things are clear this morning as you head across the golden gate bridge, and as you get ready to head out and go for a workout around brentwood or on your way out to the gym, it's cold out there, only 53 degrees at 7:00, and 56 degrees at 8:00. once the sun rises, we get a few hours of daylight. it's going to start to feel really nice, up to 68 degrees at lunch time, and then if you're on your way out the door heading to the dublin b.a.r.t. station, much cooler there, 51 degrees at 7:00, and we've had the cool mornings making it feel like fall, and then our high temperatures have been staying on the low side as well. in the south bay we're normally up to 80 degrees. we're going to be at 76 degrees in san jose, so just a few degrees below normal. gilroy reaching 78 degrees and for the east bay, some mid to upper 70s, livermore nice at 73 degrees, and 68 degrees in san mateo. san francisco keeping it breezy, only reaching into the mid-60s today in the mission district

and mid-70s today in novato and check out the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. you'll see how things will change over the next few days. we have a pretty good marine layer, you can tell by the clouds that are really not moving because it's fog, and it's right along the immediate coastline that will start to build as we head through the morning. as we head all the way over toward the east coast, these are the remnants of what was tropical storm florence and now a depression has weakened and we're seeing a lot of rain being brought up toward the n england area as the cold front moves through there. we'll continue to watch the rain fall for the east coast. we continue on with dry weather here. look how hot, temperatures spiking up to 92 degrees for the inland valleys thursday and comicom coming down in time for the weekend. mike you have the problem at the bay bridge? >> good news, the disabled, arms akimbah, they're like this, when we're perplexed.

i was worried, the car was cleared and metering lights should turn on in the next couple of minutes. no problems with folks feeding in through the areas but this right there, still a little bit of slowing registering, continues to clear, the crew cleared west 580 around highway 13. the south bay peninsula no delays except for slowing i see right now on university between the dumbarton bridge and 101. there may be a crew moving over there. crews position themselves for you for the morning commute or funnishing up overnight construction, 84, a lot more slowing a half hour ago that cleared and the arrows show you where we expect the build over the next half hour, 40 minutes and that will be the case tri valley and east bay not a problem. no problems for transit either. good stuff on the rails. there's b.a.r.t. with 44 trains now on time and no delays for any of these other agencies, and the ap transit, they have wifi on a lot of their buses so you can get to work and watch us all the way to work. we'll send it back to you. >> take us with you on the road.

thanks a lot. coming up, the giants back in the swing of things. the highlights from last night's game, plus the a's chance of making it into the post season.

identifying him 5:24 right now. do you recognize this man? police say they need your help in identifying him. they say he's behind a credit card skimming operation at a brentwood gas station.

police believe he's installed a skimming machine in may or even june, then used stolen information to withdraw money from different bank accounts in fremont. a bailout for schools in oakland. yesterday governor jerry brown signed the education trailer bill to give cash to school districts in need. oakland unified is one of them, according to "the chronicle" the district will be short $90 million over the next two years. the state will cover a majority of that amount but the district will have to meet certain standards. the district says that it will still have to make the budget cuts. of course, now this comes just a few months after the fiscal crisis, and management assistance team found that oakland schools misused federal and state funds. a new push kids. the american academy of pediatrics is calling for gender affirming health care, saying there needs to be formal training, standardized treatment and a lot more research. the policy statement risks amon,

depression, self-harm and suicide. doctors and parents are advised to promote self-worth, is afa sill tate access to care and advocate for safer community spaces. here is a story people are talking about this rng mo, how much marijuana would someone have to spoke to treat glaucoma? here is a hint. it's a lot. you may have heard people talk about it, for years it's been said smoking pot can treat the eye condition, cannabis can lower the high pressure associated with glaucoma, the effect is temporary. >> someone would need to smoke, ingest or use marijuana pretty much every three to four hours in order to maintain that pressure loweringxper do want t more about pot's potential to treat glaucoma but marijuana is classified as a schedule one drug like heroin so right now doctors cannot do that research.

baseball fans, are you ready for the post season? just a handful of games are rea to make it. >> they were off last night. the giants meanwhile played in san diego, and after a little rochambeau they came to business. the giants suddenly know how to win a game after an 11-game losing streak there and yvonne longoria's home run helped the giants beat the padres 4-2. congratulations to them. it's 5:27. coming up, it's only tuesday and believe it or not, there have been three threats of violence made against bay area schools just this week. it's happening across the country. what the fbi is planning to do about it. all coming up in a live report. and revitalizing a south bay mall that's sitting empty and close. we're taking a look and talking about valco mall in cupertino and today city leader also discuss its future.

more details coming up in a live report. it is 5:27. you are watching "today in the bay." bridge from emeryville cam

good tuesday morning to you. taking a look here at the bay bridge. this is from our emeryville camera, off to a great start to our day here. thanks so much for starting your morning with us here "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> looks great and i'm laura garcia. let's get straight to the forecast right now meteorologist kari hall. >> we're about to officially begin fall this weekend, but

it's going to feel more like summerr days. li mo our temperatures go50 f at 7:00 to all clearing out at a very nice afternoon, heading up to 71 degrees, which will be much cooler than normal, as you get the kids up and ready for school this morning, in danville, the school day forecast shapes up with a very chilly start, only 51 degrees, as you're walking to school, but very nice, 71, when that last school bell rings. now mike, you've got a short change going on. >> big change going on. the bay bridge, wadku over at the toll plaza, just a few minutes ago, 15 minutes ago it was completely clear and then 15 minutes later, 18 lanesslow, because the hov lanes are moving well. don't be alarmed, the flashing lights are oversized rigs. it means there's a payload there and you have to be careful on either side of the lanes. they should getou i've seen it happen before but

we'll track that just to make sure. so far, the backup at the toll plaza because the metering lights are on and the feeding in from the contra costa commute is just fine. no major delays and as we zoom out, the speed sensors show an easy flow. the blip for san jose we'll track it but that's standard. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 5:32 right now. happening today, on alert. police are increasing their presence at one east bay high school this morning. this is after suspicious note was found on campus. this is the third such threat in the east bay over the past few days. "today in the bay's" bob redell is outside of livermore high school. what does the note say exactly? >> reporter: not clear, marcus. according to livermore police, some students found a handwritten note in one of the restrooms here at livermore high school, and that note made some sort of direct threat against the campus. it was not signed. it was anonymous, according to the school administration. the school superintendent did

this evening there is no credible threat to our campus. as a precaution, however, they're expected to have more police officers at the school. the school will have a strong and visibility adult presence on campus today. full disclosure, my daughter attends lhs, will be going to class today. she knows one of her friends, though, who is so concerned about her safety or her parents are, she won't be going to school and my daughter has a handful of other friends who indicated on social media posts they'd be skipping as well. yesterday in concord, police investigated student reports that someone threatened on social media to shoot people at clayton valley charter high school but officers were never able to find anyone who saw that post or knew who created it online and over the weekend, pittsburg police investigated a threat made online gets pittsburg country but determined is not to be a credible threat. the fbi is set to announce later today at about a new public awareness campaign to stop people from making false threats

against schools. houston's fbi division will host a news conference to officially launch #thinkbeforeyoupost. the new public awareness campaign will educate the public about the consequences of making hoax threats against schools and other public places. reporting live in livermore, bob riddell, "today in the bay." >> thanks for that update there. 5:34 right now. new this morning, police on the peninsula say a quick response from officers helped capture an attempted rapist. that victim called 911 last night saying she had been attacked in menlo park near woodland avenue and oak court. she managed to fight off that attacker because officers were nearby and that woman provided a good description. police tracked the 19-year-old suspect >> 2 today jury selection begins for a man accused of murdering his parents in san jose.

police say hasib golamrabbe shot and killed both his mother and father at their home in so he's evergreen neighborhood in 2016. as we reported earlier this month, he recent decided to represent himself. at the time he attended school at san jose state university. authorities initially charged his younger brother, but later cleared him due to insufficient evidence. we all know we have a major housing crisis right here in the bay area. so it is a big day for affordable housing in the city of cupertino, where developers have a new plan for the old valco mall but with more housing comes the potential of crowdinc are saying no thanks. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live in coup toe tee know. kris, how many homes are we talking about here? >> reporter: well, laura, even if you don't live in cupertino, we know folks have been to valco mall or driven past it. it is huge. it's a massive building and a massive property so you can only imagine how big that development deal might be as well. let's take a look at what's on the table. you were asking how many units

much housing, we're talking about 2,000 residential housing units, 600,000 square feet of commercial space, 750,000 feet of office space, 339 hotel rooms and six acres of open space. these numbers could increase more if cupertino changes its rules regarding housing density. the three-story mall is a ghost town with a handful of businesses still open. the developer sam hill is putting forward the plan it says it will provide housing for all income levels in a transit oriented neighborhood with open space accessible for all cupertino residents. some residents say this is just too much too fast, in particular, the grassroots group better cupertino promises to challenge any plan that the city council approves today. this is a test of senate bill intended to force cities to build more housing and more affordable housing as well so a lot of communities all around the bay area are watchinghaates kris. finding a parking spot may become a little more tricky in

one campbell neighborhood at least if you don't live in that area. city council members vote on a pilot program, a parking pilot program for rosemary neighborhood. that's near campbell moreland pony baseball field bordering san jose. neighbors from some 145 homes there complained to the city that drivers from outside of the neighborhood are parking there overnight and sometimes for days on end. if the council moves forward, drivers will need a permit during overnight hours. i feel the pain, when my mom comes to visit she can't park in front of our us across the bay,thing across the brid the bay bridge itself is where the backup is over there in oakland because the metering lights are on. little bit of slowing for 84, but no major concern. when i zoom in over here, 680 north toward mission right here, either mission north or south, i'm not sure which one right in this area watching for slowing. there was a crash reported, chp

should arrive shortly. i'll update that one. getting toward the bay bridge a smooth flow of traffic here your travel times on the east shore freeway only 17 minutes, a great drive right now. the backups at the bay bridge toll plaza, the golden gate bridge not showing a problem. we can see the lights across the span. the tower we can now see is cut off at the top, some low clouds getting through the area. not a problem for the drivers. >> there you go. we're just fine, cruising through our week already, looking forward to the weekend. >> the weekend is almost here, and looking nice, too. >> it's going to be a great weekend, especially after we get k at the way the weather. week shae go from 76 rolls o 92 on thursday. around, we'll be at 83 degrees for inland valleys and 80 degrees on sunday, and in san francisco, it will also stay nice and comfortable with some mid-60s throughout the weekend. of course, those early clouds. if you're making plans to head up to lake shasta it's going to

be warm there, reaching 82 degrees on friday, but much more comfortable if we're going out hiking or enjoying time out there on the lake. it will be 77 degrees. this weekend in napa, we'll also have a flight cooldown between friday to saturday, as well as sunday. we're going to drop back to the low 80s but beautiful weather for getting outside, and then going to monterey. beach weekend, it will be a cool one and breezy with high temperatures only reaching into the upper 60s. let me know what you have in your weekend plans. i'm @karihallweather on facebook, stain gram and twitter and you may get a personalized forecast. i'll talk about what i'm doing this weekend on social media, so coming upand i'll talk about in three minutes. >> it's 5:359 righ:39. what happens when you give your dad the camera to take a panoramic picture? this is how it turned out for one daughter.

you'll want to stick around to see what she really looks like. >> oh, that's not it? >> no. meanwhile in washington, all kinds of things going on. we'll bring you up to speed and checks and balances, when "today in the bay" continues. fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. t doy job. business grinds to a halt. our gig-speed network not only downloads files up to 20 times faster, we go beyond fast with 4g backup for complete reliability. so if the unexpected happens... (snaps fingers) you stay up and running.

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we're coming up on . live look outside in fremont this morning, already busy, and our temperatures are going to be busy, too, going from the low 50s to the mid-60s later on today. we'll be at 67 degrees at 1:00.

enjoy your time outside today. tomorrow the air conditioning comes back on. i'll have a look at that forecast coming up in less than five minutes. looking westbound with the tail lights, no delays, so no brake lights show up right now. we'll show you how the build comes off of the east bay. >> thank you so much, kari and mi. it is 5:43 right now. there are new rules requiring routine inspections of apartment balc as you may me balcony ripped deadly collapse back in berkeley off a building, killing six young people and hurting seven others. poor construction work was to blame. the new law says 15% of all california apartment balconies must be inspected every six years and owners must cover the inspection costs. 5:44 and new for you this morning, oakland city council is calling on congress to abolish

immigration and customs enforcement agency, also known as i.c.e. city council voted to send congress a resolution. i.c.e. was created under the bush administration to prevent acts of terrorism and criminal activity, but oakland city leaders say i.c.e.'s goals have shifted to detention and deportation. calls of abolishing i.c.e. seems to be growing among progressives. whi5: a house thisw ins us now. new tariffs, a supreme court nominee in doubt and the commen korean leader kim jong-un and not even 90 a.m. in washington. conditioni kim jong-un met with moon jae-in and kim praised president trump saying trump's meeting helped deescalate tensions on the peninsula. back at home a major change in the russia investigation. president trump has ordered the

release of classified documents in that investigation, including more of the fisa warrant against trump campaign aide carter page and the text messages from top fbi officials including james comey. intelligence agencies are working to make those documents public. and then of course there's brett kavanaugh, as we know palo alto university professor christine blasely ford who accuses kavanaugh of attacking her back in the '80s will testify in front of the sat den attack took ju moments ago, ani released an op-ed in the "new york times" giving suggestions to the senators on how to conduct themselves on monday's questioning. here is a clip of the 1991 hearings, you'll hear from senator joe biden and then hill.

>> i recall at least one instance in his office at the eoc where heome po brought up the substance or the content of>> poragain, it's dif for the record, what substance did he bring up in this instance in his, at eoc in his office, what was the content of what he said. >> this was a reference to an individual who -- >> and we're going to stop it there because the conversation becomes quite explicit. thomas was then confirmed to the supreme court. i tweeted a link to hill's op-ed "the times." >> looking forward to it, scott. time now is 5:47. for a certain generation smartphones come with a greater learning curve. >> as you probably know, some are not as savvy as others. proven most recently by one dad using his new iphone 10. he tried to take a panoramic picture of his daughter

vertically instead of horizontally and her picture got completely distorted. according to mashable, she still decided to post the panoramic fail on twitter which is going viral. see that picture there? this is what she really looks like. >> ahh. >> quite different. >> yes. >> quite beautiful. >> yes. >> that's probably more of the image she wanted her dad to capture. >> you know what? they'll come oup with a dad filt filter. >> dad's like, i meant to do that. >> you're a dad. >> i've done it on purpose and you get a skyscraper, it's cool to get the tall -- >> make it look like it's three feet tall. >> and i do that for my promotional pictures make myself look really tall. >> let's move on to the forecast. >> it's a great day for picture taking and we're getting a panoramic view of san jose as we take a live look outside as the sun rises, we'll have some

mostly clear skies and clouds moving in. as you make your way out to the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station it's mid-50s. it's been a nice cool start to the day and we've seen that recently, from about the past week or so. our temperatures then make it into the upper 60s by noon today, and before you head out, if you've been sneezing, your allergies are bothering you, don't forget the medication. you're probably allergic to elm trees or either ragweed or weed, and some of that's drifting in the air right now, as we haven't had any rain and those winds have been picking up. as you get dressed this rng mmo, we need a jacket and sunglasses today because it's going to be bright and sunny with our temperatures today heading into the mid-70s. you'll enjoy a lot more time outside, and you probably better take it in before our temperatures heat up over the next couple of days. livermore reaching 73 degrees. comfortable 75 in napa, and san francisco today reaching 64 degrees. our inland valleys go from 76

today to 85 tomorrow. 92 on thursday. air conditioner up on full blast. then we can kind of back off on that as we go into the weekend. first official day of fall this saturday will be up to 83 degrees, and look at monday, we'll be back in the upper 70s for san francisco. we'll warm it up just a little bit. you probably like it a little bit warmer than 70 but that's the best we'll do on thursday. heading over to mike, what's happening now in fremont? >> fremont is looking pretty good from this live shot but we have two issues to report, over here this is 880, the truck scales. 880 and 680 funnel down together through fremont, if you are traveling out of the tri valley in the east bay. talking about the funnel in this direction, folks come down toward mission and that's where we see some slowing southbound and of course westbound across mission to 880. that's your typical commute pattern there. counter commute it's northbound 680 at mission north, where that crash is reported. we clarified the location with chp, no lanes look like they're

causing any problems. mostly off to the right shoulder, but as crews arrive heading up toward sunol there will be that distraction and we'll track that, earlier last week we had a problem that lasted for much of the morning. sounds nothing like that today. the south bay a little blip 101 northbound through san jose, we'll begin seeing that commute ay rting in about 20 minutes in bridge. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights holding steady. no problem for the maze. build for the upper shore east freeway and concord off of highway 4,as we'll see more traffic and across from richmond into san rafael these cash fares have to wait right now. back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. next on "today in the bay," the one very sweet moment trending from the emmys this morning, that definitely won, listen to this one, because people will be talking about this today. at 6:00, more of this morning's top headlines, a northern california police officer killed in the line of

duty. the new developments that unfolded overnight. but first happening now at 5:51, rescuers in the philippines say it is unlikely they'll find any more survivors from a landslide triggered by a typhoon. the landslide engulfed the chapel sheltering them. th toll in

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t 5:54. it was a big night for the small screen with some big surprises. >> jennifer bjorkland still on the golden carpet with the highlights from the 70th annual prime time emmy awards including, i thought this was one of the greatest moments. i don't really like television proposals but this one nailed it. >> i know right. couldn't have gone any better. the only thing that would have been better is eye if it was a misunderstanding, we to case her down in the airport. real hollywood ending. let's talk about the big winners on the show last night. "game of thrones" making its mark. new-comer comedy really stole the show. >> reporter: amazon streaming series lived up to its name, four emmys including best comedy

and best actress for rachel brosnihan. playing a 1950s housewife turned standup comedian. >> it's about a woman who is finding her voice anew and it's something that's happening all over the country right now. >> reporter: her co-star scored best supporting actress and the series creator amy sherman palladino won for writing and directing. >> my room is going to be so pretty. >> reporter: hbo's "barry" earned best actor for "bill hater" and supporting honors for henry winkler, the 72-year-old's first career emmy. >> if you stay at the table long enough, the chips come to you, and tonight, i got to clear the table! >> reporter: reclaiming its seat at the table -- "me of thrones." a >>ter a one-year hiatus and peter dinkledge won best supporting actor. a prize for lead actor went to "the americans" matthew reese while "the crown's" claire foy won best actress. >> this wasn't supposed to happen. >> reporter: and "west world"

candy newton grabbed supporting actess. the night produced some surprises and on stage appearance by 96-year-old betty white. >> i'm just going to quit while i'm ahead. >> reporter: but a bigger one from glen weiss, moments after his emmy win -- >> because i want to call you my wife. >> reporter: -- he proposed to girlfriend jan svenson as a on tv's biggest n. so he was on stage for the awards for directing the oscars, and i know he's also worked on the tony awards. he's a very well-known guy around hollywood, well loved. it was a moment that everyone in that building could celebrate and share with him, and his new fiance, so good time all around last night at the emmys. >> yes, it was. it was so touching. he talked about how his mother had died a couple weeks before and finding sunshine in your life and she was very nice. thanks a lot, jennifer.

5:57 right now. turning to our investigative unit, when you get into annow w really behind the wheel? nbc baydergund market that lets people rent ride share accounts. >> which allows them to drive without being vetted. investigative reporter liz wagner shows us the scam that's putting a lot of passengers at risk. >> reporter: we found a few online groups where we saw dozens of ads to rent ride share driver accounts, so we put down 150 bucks for a lift account. we never drove, but the account history shows cars giving rides to plenty of passengers. the scheme allows renters to swap in their own selfie and car information and drive as someone else. it's all phony, but the name and driver's license number on the account belongs to a real person, this guy. turns out his identity was stolen and used to create the account. lyft says what's being described is extremely concerning.

we have a dedicated team that investigates fraudulent behavior which may result in immediate deactivation from the platform. uber says it takes measures to prevent account sharing and detect fraud. bottom line though, the scheme lets anyone get behind the wheel without going through a background check or car inspection. to check out our full investigation plus red flags that can help you spot a to o website nbcbayarea.com. back to you. >> all right, thanks, liz. if you have a tip for our investigative unit give them a call, 888-996-tips, or go to them and send an email, nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >> quickly approaching 6:00. grab and go. this time not at an apple store, but a crime just like it. new this morning, a look at the damage left behind in one contra costa county city. the thousands of dollars worth of gadgets robbers got away with this time. and bikes and scooters, you

know we've been seeing them left there on the streets across the bay area. well, the expansion one city considers today, as another city tightens up the rules. and local heroes. the bay area first responders who saved 30 people from the floodwaters in north carolina. the new images into our newsroom overnight. "today in the bay" continues right now. we say continue because we've been on since 4:30. >> is that when we come back? >> we wake up about 5:00 -- no. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. kari has a look at the nice forecast we need to hold onto. >> we need to hold onto, take it in today. tomorrow it starts to get hot across the bay area inland. as we get a look at our temperatures and what to expect this morning, fremont looking good this morning. if you're on your way out to the warm springs station, it's going to be mostly in the mid-50s through about 7:00. we go from the mid-50s to the upper 60s by early afternoon,

and then as you make your way out for school this morning, we are going to see san jose temperatures going from 55 and partly cloudy to sunny and 67 by the time that last school bell rings. we'll talk more about the forecast coming up and mike, taking us back to the crash in fremont. >> we have the update, chp arrived and sure enough people get confused on their commute, an overall