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 nonconfusing pattern though.

the confusion issohbound 680, t direction for the crash and that is your commute direction and we see slowing south out of sunol and toward mission north that's where the crash is, if the commute direction on the shoulder a little distraction. more slowing as folks build up headed toward mission south, that's the connector toward 880 what we call the fremont funnel. folks funnel down into the south bay. also getting down southbound 880 toward tennison and right behind the shield and off the shoulder, now a crash recovery for speeds past the san mateo bridge. we're actually looking great for a tuesday. the tri valley not showing much of a problem but the build is your traditional pattern. now the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on, as would be standard here, coming through du580, moving nicely. look at the spacing between the cars and the maze moves as well because of spancisci right now across i-80. we'll check on that coming up. back to you. >> all right, thanks, mike. 6:01. want to get you caught up on

what's happening in:cta county. 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. brazen indeed. you heard about the incidents across the bay area specifically at apple stores. this one happening at a t-mobile store in concord. the gates are down right now, but the robbery took place during store hours. this is when concord police were inside the store last night just before 8:00 p.m. when it all took place. we're being told by police three suspects walked into the store during store hours, there were customers inside when this happened and they stole roughly $6,000 worth of electronics. so we're talking about phones and tablets. they're still looking for the suspects and saying they were able to get away in a green

honda sedan. so t-mobile workers that our crew spoke to, this has happened to the store before unfortunately. we got a chance to worker at a metro pcs right around the corner from the store who says he has dealt with the same issue as well. >> we're seeing a lot of smash and grabs. we're 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: those we've seen in the past months have been focused on apple stores. on the map it's across the whole bay area. you got los gatos, emeryville, santa rosa in there, and also nearby walnut creek, not too far from where we're standing here and this surveillanceom teo wal. once again you see there are suspects inhoodies, rng authorities investigating that matter say they may be connected to some of those other incidents

we saw on that map that we just showed you a couple of moments ago. no word if they're connected to this incident in concord. if you have information, to help catch the suspects, call the police. we're live here in concord, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> so aggressive in that video. thank you, pete. national drama playing out over president trump's supreme court nomination is having a huge impact in one silicon valley neighborhood because there's attention outside the home of the bay area woman accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual assault. dr. ford isuniversity. she says kavanaughteenagers. congress about the accusation. she has a lot of bay area supporters. she now agreed to speak to lightly at all, because the stakes could not be higher. sch

testify in congress on monday. kavanaugh is denying all accusations. continuing coverage this morning of a deputy shot and killed in sacramento county. mark stasyuk 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 arrived, he started shooting. both deputies were hit, as well as a bystander and the suspect. deputy stasyuk the only one who did not survive, was just 27 years old. >> 6:05. now to continuing coverage of florence, as it continues to wreak half rock, and it will likely do so for many days. 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 distance touching down in richmond, virginia. take a look at this. >> oh my god! >> you see right there that cell phone video capturing that twister shearing off that roof, 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 carolinas there, helping with rescues. this is video from the alpha team, as they are called rescuing two national guardsmen and other people in eight feet of water. they've been busy here.

yesterday they rescued 30 people in six hours including rescuing a woman and her dog there. they are busy doing a great job there helping a lot of people. >> it is 6:07 now. the man convicted in the high-profile kidnapping of a vallejo woman after drugging her and her boyfriend in their home return to court this morning 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 the case was so bizarre. vallejo police originally called x.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 ebikes 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 s the right-of-way of re and providing discounted >> it is :07. san jose earthquakes need a new coach. the soccer team is set to make a big change in leadership. the head coach was let go

yesterday. the assistant also gone. the team's gm says in part "we felt like we needed a change." assistant coach steve ralson will be the interim head coach. there are still six games left for the quakes this season. no playoffs though. the team is last. in the western conference. >> the quakes are shaking things up, huh? all right. right now it's 6:09. we are feeling a cool start this morning with temperatures, as you step out the door, at 52 degrees in livermore, and in san jose, chilly in morgan hill, only 48 degrees, as we go through that morning commute, our temperatures go from the upper 40s and a few clouds to clear skies, and making it into the upper 60s by 1:00 today. look at all of our microclimates as we enjoy one last day that feels kind of fall-like. cooler than normal weather, with highs reachin iforhe inland valn san francisco. mike, getting outo e east bay, kari.

first i promise folks a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. there it is. no real surprises except for the fact this being a tuesday we're a little surprised to see any spacing in the backup. you see that but the backup continues to build coming out of the maze. no major problems. the metering lights are on. that's why we see that almost every day there, especially on tuesdays. coming through the area, up there, the upper east shore freeway in toward san pablo a lot of slowing toward san pablo avenue. there is a crash which is currently blocking your left two lanes, the fast lane and the second lane. chp should get there soon and move that to the shoulder. zooming out we have a smooth flow through the rest of the bay but a new crash may be in the works at 680 and right around auto mall. i'll double check. it might be a duplicate report. back to you. >> thanks for checking. next, would you be dishonest? thought it abo it's the right thing to do. >> a very valuable find for one northern californiteen, his

response gaining praise this morning. president trump slappeds anew round of tariffs on china and iphones escaped the list. and 6:25, wracking up a huge food delivery tab, but not getting anything to eat. new this morning, the scam our consumer unit helped solve. you're going to want to watch. you're watching "today in the bay."

it's 6:14. now let's head over to san jose and get a live look outside, at this beautiful sunrise. we're still about 30 minutes away from sunrise right now. as we check out our temperature trend in willow glen, 55 degrees at 8:00, and normally, we're hitting about 80 degrees, but we're not going to quite make it there today. tomorrow that's a different story. i'll show you the rising temperatures in our forecast coming up in less than five minutes. >> looking at fremont, 880 moves smoothly, and camera also moving a little bit. traffic slows past the truck scales but we are tracking the crashes on 680, getting toward the bay bridge we're tracking the slowdown for the upper esh there. good morning and a very g te u.s. once again set another set of tariffsods, and the chinese

responded. china has told president trump it's not going to participate in any further trade talks, now that he's added that set of tariffs, and seconds ago, china responded with morte tariffs of its own. this is indeed a trade war. president trump spoke to reporters monday saying "china's now paying us billions of dollars in tariffs and hopefully we'll be able to work something out." china is not paying us billions of dollars. you can agree or disagree with president trump's tariff policy, but what he's saying is not how tariffs work. the american importer pays the tariff to the u.s. government. we pay. when an american product goes there, chinese importers pay china. china never pays us the billions he's talking about are american dollars from americans. now, originally apple thought its products would be on that list.

its apple watch and air pod head phones in particular but they were dropped from the list last minute. the iphone is also missing from the list, though we expected that. speaking of iphone, theios 12 is ready for download. just hit settings on your iphone to find the new software. it includes a lot of ways to control yourself and how much time you spend on a certain app. for instance, you could set your phone to not allow you to look at facebook while you're at work. and you heard a japanese artist has been chosen to ride the rocket to the moon. elon musk made that announcement on monday evening. yusako misawa will get to choose six toight other people to ride to the moon with him. he says he's going to bring other artists. the moon mission will go into orbit around on the very same day, musk was slapped with a lawsuit from the british rescue diver. musk twice accused vernon unsworth of pedophilia. this is the latest lawsuit filed in california court. musk called the diver pedo guy a

while back and apologized, and after apologizing musk called unsworth a child rainist without any evidence about this. dared him to sue, which unsworth did. it's worth remembering the same guy who sends a guy to the moon is also making what appear to be completely baseless attacks against a random person so he's a strange one to watch. >> yes, investors certainly. >>re very shaken. >> thank you very much, scott. it is 6:57 right now. new this morning a california teenager who found i right thing. he returned it to the owner. teenager says he noticed a purse last week on a street in santa barbara and after looking inside, he saw that money. instead of pocketing the cash, he returned it to the sheriff's office. >> the way i thought about it, it's the right thing to do, if you find a purse, call the

owner. >> the purse and all the cash has now safely been reunited with the owner and in return, she let him keep $100. >> that's nice. >> it's the right thing to do. >> really is. >> all going to come back. >> reward is nice, too, and i thought you were going to say she let him keep the purse, and i'm like, well, great. >> could have been a $10,000 purse. who knows. >> that's true. look at the weather today, a $10,000 forecast? >> i think it's pretty good today, and then tomorrow we'll be spending a lot more money running the air conditioning. >> got to find that purse. >> you do. here is a live look outside in san francisco from at&t park. now our giants are away today on the road, but we'll take a live look outside toward the embarcadero and you can see things right now, not as much fog, but i think that will change over the next hour or so. that fog will lower, and then we head inland to the dublin b.a.r.t. station, as you try to make your way out the door for work this morning.

it will be 51 degrees. grab a jacket. temperatures go from the low 50s to the low 70s today. it's still going to be a really nice one, and then check out that seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. our highs today in the south bay still a little bit cooler than normal with gilroy8 degrees, and 75 today in milpitas and for the east bay livermore reaching 73 degrees and 74 in martinez. the peninsula stays cool, only 60 degrees in daly city. san francisco 61 and novato today reaching 75 degrees. we still have the deep marine layer and the fog right there near the coastline and it's making its way inland, as we head toward the east bay i want to give you a quick update on the remnants of florence as it spreads a lot of rain across the east coast as it gets caught up in a cold front swept to the east. lot of rain there now moving all the way up through new england. and as we are looking at the rest of the forecast for the week, you may get a personalized

forecast, just let me know what you're doing, where you're going, if you'l be traveling wi forecast elsewhere, and i'm at at karihallweather on facebook as well as twitter. the inland forecast changes drastically, we go from the mid-70s inland to 85 degrees tomorrow. 92 on thursday, then back down for the weekend. it's hard keeping track of it all so keep checking in. mike, you're seeing more slowing out of the tri valley. >> that's right. using our partners to waze to give you timing although having a problem getting that display to you, so we'll track that on my computer over here. we'll start with the maps. overall looking at a pleasant drive, this is the one problem coming out of the tri valley, southbound, 680, really jamming up toward that crash, where we showed you just a few seconds ago, a few minutes ago in the last report. from mission north all the way down toward mission south it's slow on the southbound direction, that crash reportedly leaves one car in the middle of the roadway jamming up your comm o tri valley.

that is an issue. see if we can get it toward our waze in the control room to sort things out. thanks you guys. we have a number of wazers reporting a crash right there. you see this lower drive 880, if you have a choice coming down toward mission is a much smoother easier drive. not everybody can make that choice. you will be slowing down about 15 minutes, 10 to 15 minutes. we want to thank one of the wazers out there. they don't have their names on there. it says wazers. we say thank you and join nbc bay area wazers, a team that can help you out no matter where or when you're traveling throughout the bay. back out to the map, we look through contra costa county and in toward the bay bridge, the upper east shore freeway slowdown toward san pablo avenue, the crash blocks some lanes. we see the traffic holding up from highway 4 down past san pablo avenue but that benefits the folks through traffic if you are south of richmond, you're moving just fine through the m aay bridge toll plaza itself. the metering lights are on at the bay bridge and t san mateot

a lot more traffic now on west 92. back to you. >> thank you, mike. it is 6:22 right now. coming up next, an alert before you go get gas. the skimmer just found in the east bay and the man police say is responsible. but first, nbc bay area responds. >> a thief wracks up $4,000 in food charges 2400 miles away, but the people here need our help getting that fixed. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. poli

identifying him 6:25. do you recognize this man here? police 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 banks in fremont. >> 6:25. nbc bay area responds to a peninsula couple whose door dash account was hacked. >> apparently hungry thief 2400 miles away run up a huge tab. the couple asked chris chmura to investigate. >> reporter: they live here but all of the sudden door dash started charging their credit card for lots of food deliveries around cleveland, 59 different orders over the next 14 days, a

total of $4,500 in unauthorized charges. they say they reported the hack to door dash and the company said it was investigating but the charges continued multiple times a day. so they wrote us. we contacted door dash and the very same day they got an email from door dash that apologized, reversed the $4,500 in charges and froze their account so the unauthorized orders would stop. door dash sent a statement saying "thank you for bringing this matter to our attention. door dash takes the security of its platform seriously and we have investigated and taken action to address this issue." morgan and rishton said the ert dona's proof setting up alerts on your accounts especially your credit and debit accounts is vital to cut off fraudsters as early as possible. rushton works in tech and will be offering door dash ideas for improving its security.

do you have a complaint, tell us about it, 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> 6:27 right now. here's what we're working on for "today in the bay" next. fighting school threats. the move that the fbi is making as one east bay school ramps up security this morning just one of three local communities dealing with this, this week alone. also at 6:30, a push to add more housing in the south bay. the plan to repurpose a sh shut down hall and the controversy going along with it. plus -- >> a heartbroken family asking for more time, this fight over life support stands this morning.

a very good tuesday morning to you. thanks so much for joique us. taking a live look outside, at redwood forest in redwood city. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's head over to meteorologist kari hall with a look at the forecast. cool start to the morning. >> it was a very nice shot. here is another one, a live look outside and palo alto, as you get ready to head out the door. cool morning across the bay area. by 10:00, we're still in the upper 50s here and a few clouds moving by, after all of that, it clears out, temperatures head into the upper 60s for early afternoon, as you get your way

out the door for that morning commute, check out those numbers there in morgan hill. 48 degrees. yes, you need a jacket, and as we go through the day heading into the upper 60s. mike, as we head over to -- you have two traffic alerts? >> can't just have one. both of the crashes have been tracking into traffic alerts. we also have a new issue focusing on a roadway hazard in san jose, a concern of mine north 101 at tully, but the first traffic alert chp issues this advisory when they think it will be a big impact and we've seen that southbound 680, just about auto mall parkway past auto mall before mission in the critical section for your commute. we do have the two lanes blocked and that's why chp issued the advisory in our waze system only shows a 15-minute delay only. 15 minutes is huge in the morning, right, we know about that and all folks are building in out of the tri valley, that will be a concern. you'll see more folks headed toward the castro valley area taking 580, 238 toward 880, that

still holds up standard past the san mateo and dumbarton bridges. off tay carquinez bridge and we'll that advisory over the last few minutes. sounds like they're having trouble getting a tow truck there because of all the traffic on the freeway getting there as well. anywhere past that let's say richmond past golden gate field and berkeley look at the big benefit, two sites to the drash, the jam off the carquinez bridge and easier drive toward the bay bridge but the metering lights are still on there. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> 6:32 for you right now and happening today, on alert right now, police are increasing their presence at one east bay school this morning, after a 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 riddell joins us live outside livermore high. do we know what the note says?r. it was a handwritten note some students found in a restroom here at livermore high school.

it was anonymous according to school officials but the superintendent of the school district send out a voice mail and email to parents and i'm quoting the livermore police reassured us this evening that there is no credible threat to our campus. as a precaution, however, lpd is expected to have more police officers at the school. the school will have a strong and visible adult presence on campus as well. full disclosure, my daughter attends lhs, will be going to school today. she knows at least one friend who is concerned about their safety and not going to school and also says there were a handful of friends who are putting posts on social media indicating they'd be skipping school 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 against pittsburg high but determined it not to be a credible threat. yoi coincidentally, 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 reporting live in livermore, bob riddell, "today in the bay." >> all right, bob, thank you. 6:34 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 down in minutes.

he is facing multiple charges. >> at 6:35, 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 v valco mall. >> but with more housing comes the potential of crowding and congestion, and some people are saying no thanks. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live in cupertino. kris, how many homes are we talking about here? >> reporter: you don't have to live in cupertino to have been here or past it. it is a giant thing and that is why the development plan is also big but today the city of cupertino is talking about the site's specific plan a precursor to any development. the city council will look at the plan that would generate at minimum 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. as it stands right now, the three-story mall is a ghost town with a handful of businesses still open. the last time i brought my kids here i think we had the whole place to ourselves. 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. they are asking people to show up with red on today. this streamlines the process of creating more housing for communities, so a lot of

communities all around the bay area from san jose to san francisco are watching what's happening in cupertino today. in cupertino, kris sanchez "today in the bay." >> kris, thank you. >> it is 6:37. a 6-month-old oakland boy is in a coma at stanford hospital. in a case now reviving a debate over life support. his name kingston holmes, and he's been in an irreversible coma for the past month since suffering cardiac arrest. he was moved to stanford after his parents and community members begged oakland's children's hospital to allow more time before pulling the plug. the holmes family says that doctors are recommending taking him off life support but they are still holding out for hope. >> he is moving. he's wiggling his toes. he is moving his feet as well as his hands. >> and this case reminding some of jahad mcmath. in that case doctors sought to

end the life support and she was declared brain dead. family members won the right to move her to another facility where doctors took her off life support in june. >> 6:38. today grand jury selection or 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. >> 6:38. finding a parking spot may soon become more tricky in one neighborhood if you don't live there. 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. we're looking over here, no real parking lots. we're recovering from two of our traffic alerts, should be moving better. upper east shore freeway westbound 80 the first traffic alert cleared over the last couple of minutes at san pablo dam road. speeds improving at spdr, back at hercules it still crawls after the carquinez bridge. the second traffic alert that also cleared southbound 680 at just past auto mall, we have all lanes just reopened and we should see good recovery but more traffic coming down out of sunol and pleasanton. tri valley looking good and the south bay no problem that earlier hazard i was worried about north 101 at tully is off to the shoulder as well. lot of progress over ten

minutes. >> that's great, you say it, they clean it. >> i'd like to think that. >> once you say friday it happens. >> we're almost there. >> we can talk about it, though. >> yes, never too early to make plans, talk about it. just start day dreaming. our weather is going to be really nice going into the weekend. we will midweek have a spike in our temperatures and that will make it feel like summer, but coming down just in time for the first day of fall, and san francisco looking at some nice weather, some mid-60s for saturday and sunday. if youlans headed it's going to be 86 degrees on friday and cooling down as the weekend goes along. by sunday we're up to 77 degrees. napa valley looks nice and warm all week long with a lot of sunshine, reaching into the low to mid 80s and if you have beach plans or thinking about the beach, it will be in the upper 60s in monterey. we'll talk about what's going on with today's temperature trend coming up in about three minutes.

>> sounds great, thanks, kari. next and new for you this morning, much more to talk about including treating trans kids. the new push from leading pediatrician groups that could change the way doctors treat some of the most vulnerable children. three years after a deadly balcony collapse that killed students and gripped the area, new rules just signed aimed at making all apartments safer. a new hearing has been scheduled for monday, after an accusation against brett kavanaug a tariffs, with new tariffs of their own. you're watching "today in the bay." bowls to serve teriyaki. see that right there? you can't say that. i can't tell people to try my bowls? no. check out my bowls? nope. what about my billboard? (sighs)

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the time is 6:44. we have a beautiful sunrise inland with mostly clear skies. li l jose to the neighborhood of santa teresa. 54 degrees throughout much of the early hours and then we'll head into the low 70s today. this is much cooler than we'll get a look at a spike in our temperatures. it's about to feel like summer. we're on that in less than five minutes. let's stick with the traffic shot, showing you san jose northbound. this traffic is so light that the travel times are worse than what you might expect, north 101 is jammed up. i'll show you where that is and why coming up. >> thanks so much, kari and mike. it is quarter to 7:00 right now. now to one of this morning's top stories. live look from the t-mobile store in concord. the latest score targeted by thieves in a brazen grab and go robbery. happened last night about 7:30

as customers were inside shopping. this is new video. concord police tell us three men ran into the store, which is in the park and shop shopping center on willow pass road. they grabbed $6,000 worth of devices and got away in a green honda sedan in the early 2000s. we spoke to the owner of the pc shopping center who says his store has also been hit. >> we're seeing a lot of smash and grabs. we're 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. >> if this seems familiar it's happened sever times before. here is a look at six similar robberies at apple stores just in the past month across the entire bay area. no word if the concord incident is linked to any other robberies. there are new rules

requiring routine inspections of apartment balconies and decks. this is specifically in response to a deadly balcony collapse in berkeley back in 2015. that was when a five-story balcony ripped off a building killing six young people and hurting several others. poor construction work was to blame. the new law says 15% of all california apartmentco a new push this morning to better train doctors to help transgender kids. the american academy of pediatrics is calling for gender affirming health care, there needs to be more formal training, standardized treatment and more research. the policy statement points to health risks among trans youth like high rates of depression, eating disorders, substance abuse, self-harm and suicide. doctors and parents are advised to promote self-worth, facilitate access to care and advocate for safer community spaces. >> 6:47, all kinds of action in the white house this morning. >> scott mcgrew, tariffs, u.s.

supreme court nominee in doubt and the russia investigation. >> it's not even 10:00 a.m. in shinon. ju after president trump annou is a full scale tra. this is file video of presidents trump and xi in happier times. in a tweet this morning trump accused china of interfering in the upcoming elections by using tariffs to target voters who support him. and a major change in the russian investigation as well. 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 fbi director james comey. this is extremely unusual. and then of course there's brett kavanaugh, pa low alto university professor christine blasely ford who accuses kavanaugh of attacking her back in the 1980s has been

invited to testify in front of the senate ju dash area committee on monday. kavanaugh has already been invited to tough. chuck grassley says brett kavanaugh say took place. and at a suburban maryland home. monday is a long time from now and a lot could change between then and now, as kavanaugh and the senators consider a repeat of the anita hill hearings. hill of course was the woman who accused then nominee for supreme court clarence thomas of sexually harassing her back in 1991. here is a clip of that. you'll hear it from hill and then senator joe biden, the senator from delaware at the time. >> i recall at least one instance in his office at the eoc where he discussed some pornographic material or he brought up the substance or the

content of pornographic material. >> again, it's difficult, but 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. just a short moment ago, anita hill released an op-ed to the "new york times" giving suggestions to senators on the way to conduct themselves in monday's questioning, assuming of course it takes place at all. i posted that to twitter. find it @scottmcgrew. >> thanks, scott. 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. take a look at her there. this is what she really looks like. quite different. >> quite different. >> quite beautiful. and quite a sense of humor. >> i think that's wrong, iphone 10, i think her dad called it iphone x. >> i'm sure. >> flip phone. >> my dad still has one. we want t ooo weather today. nice out there. >> it's going to be very nice. taking your pictures and horizontal you know, with your camera around, turn it around if you send me a picture i love your sunrise pictures. emeryville the clouds are taking over right now. we are not seeing much of the sun here, and as you head out for your morning commute, heading to diridon station, it's going to be a cool one, 50 degrees at 7:00 but we go from 50 to 71 at 1:00 this afternoon.

another beautiful day and if you are like me, your throat and nose bothering you, you're probably allergic to some of these allergens floating around right now. elm trees, ragweed and also weeds are very moderate at this point. we may see them going up to high over the next couple of days. just heads up about that. if you're getting ready to head out the door in concord on your way out to school, it will be 56 degrees at 7:00 and going into the upper 60s around lunch time. last school bell rings in the low 70s today so as you're getting started and you're looking out the window getting dressed, make sure you have a jacket. it is a cool morning all across the bay area, but look at that sun breaking out so don't forget the sunglasses. temperatures today headed into the mid to upper 70s for the inland valleys and for the coast, still staying in the 60s. our seven-day forecast goes from 76 today to 85 tomorrow, and then 92 on thursday. we'll bring it back down for the weekend into the low 80s and

we're looking pretty good, heading into the start of next week. mike, what's going on with that delay in san jose? >> i'm tracking that delay, sounds like a dionne warwick song. what happened was i told you there was a disabled vehicle around tully and another issue around capital expressway that caused all this jam kacoming of of 85 and the split. after they cleared things are sorting themselves nicely out. that's why we saw because the traffic was held back here. now standard approaching 7:00. this is pretty mild for a tuesday, around 7:15, 7:30 when things will kick in for the south bay. that's the fall pattern and as we approach fall schools are back in. 680 recovers through sunol into fremont, 880 recovers out of hayward and more slowing, we have a crash reported at the san mateo bridge. i did not see a major problem. we'll check on that with a live

view. looking at walnut creek and the bay bridge toll plaza with a smooth flow of traffic. the metering lights are on there. here is the san mateo bridge lf, n major problems b6:53. schools.p next a look a top the police presence ramped up this morning. >> and including bikes and scooters, you know you've seen them on the streets, left there across the bay area. the expansion one city considers today as a different city tightens up its rules. first happening now, rescuers in the philippines say it is unlikely they'll find any more survivors from a landslide triggered by a typhoon. the landslide engulfed a chapel sheltering them. the death toll in asia stands at 66 people in the philippines and four in china. we'll have more news in two minutes. tu on nbc

bay area is sponsored by mancini sleep world, simply the best place to buy a mattress. before here are the top stories on today 6:57. welcome back. before you head out the door, here are the top stories we're following on "today in the bay." >> you've seen them from the south bay to san francisco, and now more bay area cities will get in on the dockless transportation band wagon. in san francisco the talk is turning to possibly expanding the number of dockless bikes on the streets. right now the company jump offers 250 ebikes in the city but hopes to increase to 500,000. sfmta will vote on a potential increase later today. just last night,oakland moved

forward from its own plans for scoot scooters. companies are required to apply for a permit to operate. continuing coverage for you of the sheriff's deputy scott and killed in sacramento county. mark stasyuk died last night after a shoot outat a pep boys auto store. it happened yesterday often in rancho cordova. the two deputies responded to the 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 stasyuk the only one who did not survive. he was 27 years old >> a live look at livermore high school. police are increasing patrols following the discovery of a threatening note. students found the note, an anonymous note in a restroom. according to police some type of threat against the school was made, not credible. it is the third in less than a week at a bay area school. happening today, an update to plans to accommodate 100,000

college football fans in thege l championship is in january, at levi stadium. san jose is the host city and today councilmember also talk about how to best organize the action, including plans at the convention center, s.a.p. center, a 5k run and even food at the tech museum. >> should be fun times up there. >> let's take a last look at the weather today, it's nice but going to start to warm up? >> it's going to warm up fast but we have that happening tomorrow. enjoy today. only heading up to the mid-70s. tomorrow mid 80s and low 90s on thursday. cooling down just in time for the weekend. >> all right. mike's got a look at traffic, we're recovering from two traffic alerts. >> two traffic alerts. things bogged down. you look at the map the right side has the red junction there for southbound 680 approaching mission. northbound 101 at the bottom of your screen by the clock there a disabled vehicle cleared there

and 880 slow through hayward. that's typical after they on the other side peninsula, look how light things are. everybody is coming in from the east bay. >> we'll be back with an update at 7:25 and every half hour after that. >> join us for bay area news at 11:00, much more news and weather. thanks for starting your morning with us here on "today in the bay." make it a great day. good morning. supreme showdown. a dramatic twist in the battle over brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination. a planned vote is now postponed. the nominee and the woman accusing him of sexual assault, both called to testify on capitol hill, with lawmakers choosing sides. >> she deserves to be heard. and she will. >> i think this woman, whoever she is, is mixed up. >> we're live with the latest. not letting go.

the remnants of florence spawning deadly tornadoes in virginia. the storm now set to dump heavy rains on the northeast today. in northar still rising, leading to new evacuations and new res crowning achie