the hotter temperatures ahead, coming up viny has a heads up for anyone headed around the east bay. >> i want to get to the crash because the rest of the bay area is doing pretty good. however, chp is now reporting all lanes are blocked along southbound 880 at wynton avenue, a multivehicle crash involving four vehicles, possibly a semi as well. the delay through hisperrian. i wouldn't doubt it will turn into a sig alert. heavy delays southbound 880 at wynton avenue before as q ags street, all lanes are completely blocked off due to a multivehicle accident. let's take a quick look at the drive times. these have gone up, southbound 80 from 238 to highway 84, it's ten minutes, gone up to 27 minutes so we are expecting heavy delays.

i'll have an update as soon as it become available. 5:00 right now, a second woman is accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. it says it took place while both were students at yale more than 30 years ago. >> this follows the palo alto's accusation. what could they mean for kavanaugh'snicky. >> the top democrat on the senate judiciary committee is calling for the hearing this week to be postponed so they can have more time to go over these new allegations. brett kavanaugh today is facing new claims of sexual assault. deborah ramirez tells "the new yorker" she was at a college party with kavanaugh when he took down his pants and exposed himself to her. she admits she was drinking and her memory is fuzzy.

it's not clear if classmates of ramirez corroborate the account. minutes after the story was published, the white house and kavanaugh both issued denials calling it a smear, plain and simple. the allegation comes at a pivotal time for the scotus nomination. this thursday, kavanaugh and another accuser, christine blasey ford, are set to testify in front of the senate judiciary committee. republican senators so far standing by the nominee. >> unless there's something more, no, i'm not going to rule in judge kavanaugh's life over this but she should come forward and have her say. >> reporter: some details of how she'll have her say haven't ban greed upon. it's not clear who will ask questions on the gop side, if there will be additional witnesses, and how long senators will have for questions. many on both sides are galvanized, but not everyone. >> i think there are a few members of both sides, republican and democrat, where who they believe this week will make the difference in how they

vote. >> reporter: a nomination that once seems like a sure thing now hangs in the balance. just within the last hour or so, one of the reporters with "the new yorker" that worked on the story told nbc news that two of ramirez's qulclassmates who wer there dispute her account of the party. michael avenatti is representing a third woman who has what he calls credible allegations against kavanaugh. he says he'll be unveiling some evidence of that in the coming days. >> it's leike an onion peeling off all the layer. thanks so much. we'll continue to follow the latest developments out of washington on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. click under the top story section and see all of the late breaking development there is and those new details. coming up for you at 5:30, our kris sanchez joins us live from palo alto with local reaction as

the the story continues to develop. breaking news for you right now, that could affect your morning listening habits. sirius xm is set to buy pandora and all stocks deal worth $3.5 billion. pandora based in oakland stocks in pandora are up on news of the deal. matthew muller returns to court as his trial starts on new state charges. he was convicted on federal charges of kidnapping a vallejo woman after drugging her and her boyfriend. mueller a harward educated lawyer is defending himself by using an insanity defense and in an exclusive jailhouse interview with nbc bay area, mueller says he will plead guilty if the couple donates half their settlement to a non-profit that helps people who are wrongfully convicted. the couple got $2.5 million after vallejo police did not believe them. this morning we're likely a few weeks away from learning the names of local priests accused of abuse. the san jose diocese says it

will release the list by the middle of october. this past weekend church leaders started a dialogue with parishioners and victims about the abuse. we told you on friday about the new listening sessions. dozens of people showed up on saturday and we spoke with some of those people who went. >> i came because i was somebody who was abused by a priest myself. part of the healing for me is to have a voice, and to push for reforms. >> you can't heal until you address the wound. i think that's -- i love my church. i'm going to stay with it, but it's going to be hard. it's going to be really hard. >> it's tough. now the next listening session is scheduled for october 2nd. a brand new study is being released this morning regarding the effects of climate change on all u.s. national parks. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live with golden gate bridge armed with new details for us. this is a new study, pete. >> reporter: good morning to

you, marcus and laura. it was a couple weeks ago we're covering that climate action summit in san francisco and now this morning we're getting this brand new study about how climate change is affecting u.s. national parks, including some of the parks here in the bay area, and all of california. now the study was put together by uc berkeley locally as well as with some help from the university of wisconsin madison. now in the past century, according to the study, average temperatures have increased at twice the rate in national parks, while yearly rainfall has gone down. the causes according to this study is the use of emissions. so we're talking about cars, power plants, deforestation, things of that nature and what this led to is an increase in areas burned, the melt offiing glaciers and shifting of areas such as yosemite national parks. if we stay on our current path, the study says temperatures will change between 5 to 7 degrees

celsius but if we go forward with the par ace agreement it will only change between 1 to 3 degrees celsius. regardless of all of this, the study authors say we can expect to see a two-degree temperature change at national parks across the country. we're live at the golden gate bridge, pete surratos for "today in the bay." firefighters are battle the charlie fire in l.a. county, first spotted saturday near santa clarita. it grew from three achesers to more than 3,000 acres. 34 homes were evacuated. it is now 20% contained. as california copes with another year of wildfires investigators can't figure out a cause for many of they will. associated press revealed state data on the ten largest and most destructive wildfires since 2008 and investigators couldn't find an exact cause about a third of the time. lightning accounted for a

quarter of the fires and power lines. no cause is turned the tubs fire that devastated santa rosa about a year ago. 5:07 and tonight everything on the table. this is in san francisco's unified school district. san jose unified is holding a community-wide town hall meeting at 6:00 tonight inside pioneer high school on blossom hill road. 30,000 students, their parents and community members are all welcome. there is no set agenda and folks can bring anything they'd like. recent headlines we've covered include the arrest of a teacher for explicit photos and changes to the dress code. off the plaza park in san francisco, just got a fresh makeover and hundreds flocked to see it yesterday. the pacific heights park located here is closed for reconstruction this past year. fresh grass and new gateways were added, but it's what is underneath that changed the most. better underground drainage was

added. now the park will no longer see hazardous slime. the park's spokesperson says this construction will also save water. >> right now at 5:09 on this monday morning, we take a live look outside in dublin as you get ready to head out and this is one of the spots where we start out with some cool weather and then heat up pretty fast as we go throughout the day. our temperatures in the tri valley going from about 55 at 8:00 this morning to noon. 81 degrees, and then we head into the upper 80s and low 90s today. look at all of our high temperatures, it will be a little bit hotter than it was yesterday with morgan hill reaching 87 degrees and palo alto 79. 70 in san francisco, and 90 in santa rosa. concord today reaching 90 degrees. i'll have the breakdown for palo alto coming up in a few minutes. vianey has the breakdown on the commute on 880. >> hayward starting to get extremely busy along southbound

680. look at the overall bay area looking good. let's get to the crash that will affect your morning commute of southbound 880. southbound 808 at wynton avenue, a multivehicle crash involving four vehicles, one possibly a semi, all lanes currently blocked. chp still not reporting this as a sig alert but we're seeing heavy delays backed up through hisperian boulevard. your best bet take the surface street either mission or hisperian or southbound 680 is your best bet. as of right now again, all lanes are blocked along southbound 880 at wynton avenue, a multivehicle crash involving four vehicles. the latest chp report shows they have tow trucks on the way so hopefully they get this cleared out within the next couple of minutes or so. southbound 80 from 238 to highway 84 we is ealready starting to see heavy delays through the area of about 29 minutes. on the bay bridge toll plaza the metering lights are very much

on, very typical for them to come on this early on a monday morning commute. i'll have an update on that crash in hayward coming up in a bit. back to you. >> sounds good, thank you, vianey. coming up on "today in the bay," how much would you pay for this tiny 800 square foot home, two-bedroom on the peninsula. get ready for a sticker price shock here. we'll tell you how much it costs. and a new study looks at the the impact of a mother smoking pot, what it can have on their teenagers. coming up at 5:25.

good monday morning. at 5:14 you walk out the door and it feels pretty chilly as we take a live look in palo alto, we go from cool this morning to a lot more comfortable for the afternoon, with highs there only reaching the mid to upper 70s, but for some of our inland valleys it's going to be hot with some 90s. i'll talk about that, the high fire danger and when our temperatures go down, coming up in less than five minutes. i'm tracking that major accident in hayward along southbound 880 at wynton avenue. all lanes remain blocked. we're seeing those heavy delays backed up to the 238 interchange. expect major delays. chp reporting that tow trucks are on the way. i'll have an update on what you can expect and some alternate routes coming up. good morning, i'm eric chen

at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street could oenin the red after the u.s. and china imposed a fresh round of tariffs on billions of dollars of each other's imports. most asian markets including china were closed today for a holiday. europe is lower. economists worn a long drawn-out trade war will hurt the u.s. and china and global growth. other thing to watch include reports on home prices, new home sales and consumer confidence, plus the fed holds a meeting later this week where they're widely expected to hike interest rates. friday the dow closed to a new record high 26,743. what's on the list of u.s. and chinese tariffs? the apple watch and fitbit trackers are exempt but the modems, routers and internet gateways that make those devices work are not so lucky. chinese products hit with new tariffs include vacuum cleaner, seafood and certain produce and tobacco. u.s. goods include coffee and airplanes. tesla is determined to move as

many vehicles as can before the latest quarter ends. it launched a door-to-door service bringing the model free directly to consumers and not just those near the factory in more than california. some customers are getting emails from the company offering to deliver cars to their homes and offices for free, billed on a first come, first serve basis. back to you in the studio. >> all right, thank you, eric. >> i kind of think they should bring it to you. it's kind of late. >> um-hum. 5:16 for you right now. colin kaepernick's controversial new ad with nike seems to be paying off for the shoe company. nike's market value is up by nearly $6 billion. this is since the ad was released. the company shares are up more than 36% for the noor and nearly 5% since the ad launch . and the campaign was original lay nournsed shares were down and critics started burning their shoes. are you tired of tight seats on flights in the u.s. house expecteded to take up a bill

that would require the faa to set new minimum sizes for seats and leg room. the legislation would also ban the involuntary bumping of passengers who have already boarded a flight. however, the legislation did not include any measures to regulate baggage and change fees. if you thought you were going to get a break at the pump after labor day, think again. the price per gallon only dropped a penny in the past few weeks. the experts predict prices will drop a little more, but right now, prices in the bay area remain the highest in the country. gallon in oakland cost you $3.69. $3.79 in san francisco and $3.67 in san jose. the cheapest gas in jackson, mississippi at $2.50 a gallon. >> that's a long way to drive, though. housing prices in the bay area known for being insanely high, but how about this one. it's an 897 square foot home the third of a size of a tennis

court, and it is going for $2.59 million, almost $2.6 million according to "the chronicle." it has two bedrooms and one bathroom, middlefield road the gateway to google giants. it has a large lot you see there and it's been updated, plenty of times, since the 1920s, when it was built. >> the yard looks nice. and that gets no response. >> isn't that amazing, though? >> $2.5 million for less than 1,000. >> yes 890 square feet. >> the report said it's better for people to rent than buy. >> i can't buy so rent it is. >> i guess we're paying for this nice weather around the bay area. it's going to start to heat up today as we take a live look outside in san francisco, as you look in the distance over toward the bay, you can see some light

patchy fog but our fog today only will be at about a thousand feet or less, hovering right over the golden gate bridge, keeping it a little bit cooler there. san francisco as you head out the door, 50 degrees. it is only in the mid-40s right now in the north bay, napa and santa rosa 45 degrees. we step out the door in livermore to 51, and 54 now in palo alto. as you get ready to head out for a workout this morning or headed to the gym in foster city, it's going to be in the low 50s, and then we'll see it a little bit nicer as we go into the rest of the morning, reaching 69 degrees at noon but the temperatures heat up faster in walnut creek, as you make your way inland. we are already going to be in the upper 60s and low 70s by 10:00 this morning, and then up to 80 degrees two hours later and our temperatures continue to climb, as we head close to the low 90s today. it will be 92 degrees in antioch, and in livermore. napa reaching 86 and 76 degrees in oakland. san jose looking at a high today of 85 degrees and we're going to

see a lot of changes as we go through the week. we still have this hot high pressure moving in, but an area of low pressure that will cause the air to rise, give us more clouds and potentially some rain for northern california. that could bring in some much cooler temperatures and you can tell as you look at the bottom of the screen where we will have a chance of rain and how significant our temperatures will drop significantly, our temperatures will drop over the next few days. we go from 95 on wednesday inland to 76 degrees on sunday, and once again, more clouds and a slight chance of showers farther to the north. for san francisco, our warmest day will be on wednesday. no clouds and fog, and a very sunny and warm day but dropping off for saturday and sunday. as we head over to vianey, you've been tracking major issues for east bay drivers. >> the issues continue. way tonight start with a quick look at the overall bay area, in case the hayward area isn't part of your morning commute the south bay a smooth commute through there and the peninsula and through the city but again

that hayward crash is really causing some major delays. let's get right to the latest info on that. this is along southbound 880 at wynton avenue, a multivehicle crash involving four weeks, one of those being a semi, which is currently chp still reporting that all lanes are blocked. now, as of the last time i checked, which was seconds before coming out here, they have not issued a sig alert for this, but this could change considering all lanes are blocked and we could see the heavy delays backed up through the 238 interchange. your best bets will continue to be take southbound 680, get off on mission or get off on hisperian boulevard. you can see how heavy the delays are, get on surface streets. auto i'll not seeing any slowing on the surface streets right before getting on to the san mateo bridge. the san mateo bridge seems to be getting along just nicely. meanwhile the bay bridge toll plaza a very busy monday morning there, no issues on the bay bridge, just the typical monday morning commute. i'll have an update and follow

me on twitter for the latest on the hayward crash. >> thanks. coming up next, a brand new study looks at what happens when teenagers see their mothers smoking pot. plus the big warning out this morning from the american academy of pediatrics for teen drivers. more details all parents of teen drivers should hear, coming up next for you. you're watching "today in the bay." drivers are on the rise.

now the a 5:24 right now and deadly crashes involving teen drivers are on the rise. now the american academy of pediatrics says parents and doctors need to get involved. the group suggests doctors make a point of counseling teens about seat belts and risks of driving while drunk or on medication. help by spending more time with their teenagers behind the wheel and having kids experience a variety of driving conditions. >> it's 5:25 right now. turns out teenagers who see their mothers smoke pot may be more likely to try it sooner than other kids. that is according to new research from harvard found children whose mothers use marijuana tend to try the drug two years before their peers. kids who smoke marijuana may be at greater risk for mental and concentration problems. tonight the new season of "the voice" begins. >> two former "american idol" stars headlining at coaches on the panel, kelly clarkson and jennifer hudson join blake

shelton and adam levine. kelly's team won last year, her first year on the show. some might chalk it up to beginner's luck, adam levine jokes it's created a different vibe. >> she was hard to be around before. >> i'm a big diva. >> now, i'm like shut up. >> i'm like give me my blooming onion. >> she's changed a lot. kelly was really down-to-earth and cool. >> yes, then i won and straight to my head. only between the hours of 2:00 and 6:00, otherwise, no. >> sounds like us. >> yeah. sometimes. only on tuesdays though. >> only on tuesdays. >> "the voice" starts tonight at 8:00. afterwards it's a premiere of the brand new show of "meta fest" will missing airplane passengers and "nbc bay area news" at 11:00. >> tuesdays question talk a little bit more to each other. >> yes. all right, 5:26 for you right now.

it has been a long wait for tiger woods fans, but he finally got a win. >> not just any win. the 2018 pga tour championship. >> the 1st hole at the east lake golf club woods nailed a birdie there. he played two more shots in the entire game and finished 11 under. that win marks the 42-year-old's 80th pga tour victory, and it was his first victory in more than five years after suffering career-threatening back injuries and scandals. now, he even moved up in rankings from 1,999th in the world last year to 13th today. >> wow. >> good move. >> i'd say. 5:57 right now. coming up, our top story of the day, another accuser has come forward alleging supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. coming up in a live report from palo alto, how bay area is reacting. plus say it's not so. 49ers jimmy g. down and out, but

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>> i'm going to post a picture and explain why i said that later. >> you don't want to miss that one. >> green thumb. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's head over to meteorologist kari hall. >> we have a red flag warning in effect. we'll have low humidity, high winds and critically dry conditions that could cause wildfires for the inland parts of the east bay and the north bay. that's the main concern today. be careful, if you'll be out there especially in the hills, no sparks whatsoever. and as we head out the door for work this morning, heading to the warm springs b.a.r.t. station in fremont, it will be a chilly one to start with, some low 50s and warming up into the mid-70s. it will be a hotter day with some of the inland valleys back in the low 90s and it will get hotter as the week goes along. i'll talk more about that coming up and vianey has been tracking major issues on 880. >> they continue, but at least the rest of the bay area seems to be moving along okay. now look at the south bay, we've

got nice green roads, along the peninsula as well. meanwhile in hayward, chp the latest update tow trucks were on the way. our desk is actively making calls to see how that's doing but southbound 880 at wynton avenue a multivehicle crash all lanes remain blocked. i'll seen some reports on twitter the semi that was involved in the crash may be getting moved off to the side. that backup is all the way through the 238 interchange and i'm also seeing reports of slowing along mission so this may be your time to head out the door take surface streets or get caught up in the mess and be late to work. >> 5:32 and the conffirmation of president trump's supreme court nominee is still in the area as another woman comes forward about what brett kavanaugh allegedly did to her decades ago while he prepares to defend himself, many folks in the bay area continue to show support

for the women. >> kris sanchez joins us where people gathered overnight. what is happening today, kris? >> reporter: folks will gather and march and rally at uc berkeley later on this evening and it could look a lot like it did in palo alto last night. look at how many people showed up. >> who do we believe? >> blasey! >> reporter: more than 1,500 people showed up to support dr. christine blasey ford of palo alto and also deborah ramirez, who told "the new yorker" magazine when she and brett kavanaugh were freshmen at yale kavanaugh exposed himself doorg a dorm room party and she had to push him away. in palo alto people is coming from those who know christine blasey ford and those who don't. >> i think it's extremely brave. not something she had to do but

she chose to do it to help other people and get her voice out. >> reporter: brett kavanaugh released a statement sunday reading "this is a smear, plain and simple. i look forward to testifying on thursday about the truth and defending my good name." at this point thursday is the day that brett kavanaugh and christine blasey ford are supposed to appear before the senate judiciary committee. that could change, depending on what happens with this other accuser, who has now come forward. certainly dianne feinstein is pushing for another delay. the rally in berkeley is at crowne plaza at 5:00 tonight. we'll be monitoring that for you as well. kris sanchez in palo alto, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. the kavanaugh confirmation battle comes week before the midterm elections. a new poll shows democrats may have it over republicans.

the same poll shows that republican enthusiasm about the elections is increasing. right now, it's about even with democrats. one thing many people agreed on is the economy. 70% of voters say they are satisfied with the economy. hillary clinton will be in the bay area today. she's headlining two fund-raisers in san francisco. the first private event is at a san francisco home, this is in support of eleni kulanakis running for lieutenant governor. tickets cost $5,000 to $7,000 for the morning reception. for the second fund-raiser, benefits the democratic party, that one will be held at the fairmont hotel in san francisco, it's called the ultimate women's power luncheon and issues conference. some tickets could cost more than $30,000. back here at home, here we go again. it is a sight that is becoming all too familiar in the bay area. another grab-and-go at an apple store. several men walked into the

store at the santa rosa plaza mall yesterday, grabbed multiple devices. you can see them running out of the store with all those items in their hands. this map shows just how widespread these crimes are becoming. six other bay area apple stores have been targeted by thieves in just the past month, including another store in santa rosa. >> 5:36 for you right now. in a gut-wrenching sight for niners fans, jimmy g. clenching his knee after taking a fall. we'll find out if he's out for the rest of the season. >> bob riddell is outside levi stadium in santa clara where coach kyle shanahan is expected to update us on the condition of jimmy g. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. this is a big deal because the 49ers have put a lot of faith in jimmy garoppolo to produce a winning season, something that hasn't happened in a while. if he is out for the rest of the season, that becomes more and more unlikely. later today, jimmy g. will receive an mri to check on the damage to his knee. doctors are afraid that he tore his acl and mcl after this play

yesterday. it happened midway through the fourth quarter in kansas city against the chiefs. garoppolo was making a run with the ball. he made a cut and his knee gave out before he was hit by his opponent. jimmy g. had to be carted off the field. here is 49ers head coach kyle shanahan after his team lost the game to the chiefs. >> any time you lose your starting quarterback, i mean, that's, you know, everyone, it is a big deal and when we lost our star running back, too. so obviously feel for him personally. i know how disappointed he is. i haven't gotten a chance to see him yet but i feel for him. >> reporter: coach shanahan says he has a lot of confidence in backup quarterback c.j. beathard. i point out beathard won the 49ers their first game last season and he did quite a throw in the fourth quarter yesterday. coach shanahan will be addressing the media here at levi stadium later this afternoon at 4:00. reporting live here in santa clara, outside levi stadium, bob riddell, "today in the bay."

>> i hope he's okay. thanks a lot, bob. late night drivers and early morning risers might need to add some extra commute time. cal trans is closing parts of highway 1 in pacifica. if you can see closers on this map you see right there, it's from clariden road to poloma avenue, every night until thursday and details will be available. northbound highway 1 closes 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. southbound closes 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. crews will be building support structures as the pedestrian overcross. happening today you might see some city leaders on your b.a.r.t. ride this morning. it is sf transit week. the district supervisors like aaron peskin and valley brown will take public transportation all week. the group san francisco transit rider hopes this will encourage more people to ride and gives a chance to tell leaders how to improve public transit. it is 5:38.

couple issues out on the roads. it has been a decent morning in terms of traffic collisions or major delays for the south bay peninsula and into the city. in hayward near the east bay, we are still dealing with that early crash and this is along southbound 880 at wynton avenue, involving multiple vehicles, all lanes remain blocked. the latest update was it is backed up all the way to 238. see delays around mission. northbound 238 on the slower side but if you look at the san mateo bridge that accident as you approach the san mateo bridge no heavy delays in that area. quick check of your bridge drive times we are seeing delays along westbound 80 for the bay bridge, 1 minutes. traffic backed up to the maze. >> what a way to start the monday morning. >> especially when we're coming off a great weekend and looingilooing i -- looking ahead to the next. >> it's monday morning, trying

to get through the week. let's talk about the week and the weekend. here is a look at the seven-day forecast and this will put in perspective how nice this weekend will be after a week of some hot temperatures. look at that on wednesday. we're up to 95 degrees inland and then some 70s for the weekend, while san francisco heats up a little bit more, sunshine will be up to 78 and then it will be a cool and breezy weekend, as the low clouds and fog return. if you have plans to head to the tri valley this weekend, it is going to be a nice one, going out to the restaurant, shopping, going to the vineyard some upper 70s in the forecast. more clouds on sunday. squaw valley is going to start to cool off. we go from 73 degrees on friday to 60 degrees on sunday, and if you're headed down to santa barbara, not a bad beach weekend, with some low 70s throughout saturday and sunday. we will talk about what's going on today in san jose, our temperature trend is coming up in about three minutes. >> sounds good. thanks, kari. 5:40. later this morning, a closer

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right now at 5:43 as you get ready to head out the door it's a cool start this morning but it's going to be a hot day. let me show you what i'm talking about. live look in san jose with our temperature trend, we'll be at 54 degrees at 7:00. at 10:00, we're at 65, and then 78 at noon. we continue into the low 80s by early afternoon and eventually hitting the upper 80s today. so be prepared for it all. we'll also have a look at our wide range in temperatures throughout the week, that's coming up in less than five minutes. the bay bridge metering lights have been on since about 5:20. right now we're seeing some delays backed up all the way to the maze. as for the span itself, well, we're just seeing a little bit of slowing as we pass the island. i'll have an update on that crash in hayward com

solano and contra costa. look at how police caught waller. >> nbc's joe friar reports investigators used the same technique as the golden state killer case. >> reporter: good morning, marcus and laura. one of the newest crime fighting tools genetic genealogy point pointedopointed investigators to another suspect. joseph deangelo is accused of several rapes and murders across california in the '70s and '80s. they found him with help from a public online database called jed match. prosecutors used the same technique to capture a suspected serial rapist, 58-year-old roy waller, the allegations date as far back as 1991. we're going to take a closer look at that case coming up this morning on "today." marcus and laura? >> thanks so much, joe. it is quarter to 6:00. the british music publicist who helped set up the infamous trump tower meeting between the trump campaign and the russians

is breaking his silence. here's part of the exclusive interview with rob goldstone that will air this morning on the "today" show. >> so you would agree with the intelligence officials both past and present who say that this was most likely a russian probe to the trump campaign. >> i mean, i can't say that definitively. i'm willing to believe that i don't know who wanted this meeting. >> reporter: but it was a dirty offer. >> yes. >> reporter: it was a dirty offer that they accepted. >> yes. that is true. that didn't materialize, but yes, it's the willingness to accept it. >> you can watch the full interview with rob goldstone coming up at 7:00 on "today" right after "today in the bay." happening today in fresno, the epa is holding a hearing session on the trump administration's proposal to roll back car mileage standards. as we've been telling you the proposal would freeze u.s. mileage standards at levels mandated by the obama

administration for 2020, instead of letting them rise to 36 miles per gallon by 2025. the trump administration says they're trying to make vehicles more affordable. today's hearing in fresno is the first of three. >> 5:47 right now. a new report in the "l.a. times" showing a large number of complaints against california law enforcement officers are ruled in officers' favor without any explanation. "the times" looked at nearly 200,000 complaints filed over the last ten years. only 8% of the cases were ruled against officers. these investigations are being done by the california department of justice. there is a new bill setting on the governor's desk right now that would force internal investigations into police shootings be made public. prince harry and meghan markle's royal wedding was seen by millions around the world. now we're learning what the something new kari down the aisle was. >> something blue. you know the something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.

this is unique. in the upcoming documentary markle reveals the something blue was the piece of the dress she wore on the first datire. the piece of blue fabric was woven into meghan's veil. she hasn't said what the something new or old was. kind of a cool tradition there. >> some jewels, something old and the dress was something new. i'm just guessing all of this stuff. possibly. >> now we know. the forecast, a new day, a if you forecast. >> this is the first full week of fall and it's going to go all over the place. we'll be like from summer to fall all in one week. here is a live look outside at at&t park. everything is nice and quiet, but it will be rocking again tonight. we've got a home game as the padres come in town, and our temperatures are going to be cool. look at that, first pitch will only be at 59 degrees. make sure you're prepared for a very chilly night out there at the park and as we go through the day, los gatos it's going to

heat up. we go from 54 degrees at 7:00 to 71 degrees at 11:00, and 81 degrees at 1:00 today. and then as you get the kids out the door for school this morning, in the tri valley, pleasanton is looking pretty good, at least as you walk to school but then you see just how fast those temperatures heat up. we'll be in the mid 80s by 1:00 today, and check out the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, as we look at our high temperatures for today. we'll be up to 76 degrees in oakland, 85 in san jose, and 87 in morgan hill. some low 90s for our interior valleys and it's going to be even hotter as the week goes along. so you do need a jacket to start out for those early hours and the cooler temperatures but right around today, t-shirt and shorts will keep you comfortable, as we look at big changes on the way this week, we still have the high pressure that's giving us a slight offshore flow but things change as we go through the week, an area of low pressure causes the air to rise, gives us more clouds and even some rain farther to the north, but the

cool air spills into the bay area. here is how our temperatures go for the week, from 90 today and then peak up to 95 degrees on wednesday, and then the valleys will start to see the temperatures cooling off, and then check out the weekend. 76 degrees by sunday. san francisco also sees a little bit less in the way of clouds and fog and warmer temperatures on wednesday. vianey has an update on what's happening for the east bay. >> i do and it doesn't look like it's a great update. we were able to get a hold of chp. quick look at the overall bay area, we've got slowing along northbound 101 in the south bay in san jose, but again, we were able to get the latest and unfortunately chp is saying that they don't have an estimated time on when the lanes are expected to reopen. so you can imagine that this backup has only gotten worse since we first reported it about 30 minutes ago. southbound 880 at wynti winton multivehicle accident, the

backup continues past the 238 interchange. get off before you reach hesperian boulevard. take surface streets in through the area and as far as your bridge drive times the metering lights are on, westbound 80 toward the bay bridge 1 minutes and keeping a close eye on all of the bay area. northbound 101 from highway 85 looking at about 22 minutes. so aside from that area in hayward, the rest of the bay area seems to be doing okay. back to you. >> let's hope it stays that way. thank you. ready for a morning commute? next and new, the growing number of people in major cities, including the bay area, who say that they quit over bad drives. but first, what to expect as sentencing begins in bill cosby's sexual assault case. and at 6:00, brand new research released overnight. the impact climate change is having on national parks across the country. first happening now, are you getting a ton of robo calls? new report out this morning predicts that 45% of all cell

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bill cosby. this is new video of him entering of the courthouse. happening snebsing starts for comedian bill cosby. new video from inside the courthouse, cosby was convicted in april on three counts of aggravated indecent assault against andrea constand. she says cosby drugged and assaulted her at his pennsylvania home back in 2004. the maximum sentence he could face is 30 years in prison, although cosby's attorney says they are planning to appeal. many of cosby's various accusers say they are going to be in court for cosby's sentencing today. is your drive to and from the office getting you down? nearly a quarter of workers say they've quit a job just due to a bad commute. people in san francisco, new york, chicago and miami have resigned most often for that reason. 40% say their travel has

improved over the past five years, more than 20% say the trip has gotten worse. 60% say their company hasn't taken steps to ease the burden. >> i hope they had another job before they quit. >> you never know. it's good to set one up. >> wise to do that just in case. according to airline industry insiders there are fewer than 150 black female pilots in the entire country. that is one-half of 1% of all pilots. >> this morning on "today" janelle jones surprises one girl with sky-high ambitions and a trip for flying lessons. >> we're here to surprise arianna. let's help make her dreams come true. good morning. are you arianna? >> yes, ma'am. >> i'm chanelle jones from the "today" show. how are you? >> good. >> i hear you have dreams of becoming a pilot. >> yes, ma'am. >> would you like help? >> uhm, okay. >> are you in shock? >> yes, ma'am. >> can you imagine that? someone showing up your door, do

you want to take a flight? >> i keep waiting for publish publisher's clearing house. >> watch the full story coming up at 8:30 or look for it later on todayshow.com. >> reach for the ambitions. 5:57. there are concerns about the san francisco department in charge of keeping the city clean. >> we're learning the city has hired a public relations firm that wants to believe that san francisco is the cleanest it's been in years. this comes after our investigative series exposed san francisco's diseased streets and showed you how parts of downtown were covered with an alarming amount of trash, drug needles and feces. >> senior investigative reporter begad shaaban has a report about your tax dollars. >> reporter: good morning. so just how clean is san francisco? would you say close to spotless? that's what one report found, seriously, and it turns out you footed the bill, because san francisco paid a public

relations firm to survey the city, and that firm now wants you to believe the city is pretty much pristine. >> that data is being used to make decisions for the city around cleanliness of sidewalks in neighborhoods. >> reporter: but the reality is, people are stepping over needles and human waste and a pr company you paid says san francisco is spic and span. >> there are many parts of our city that don't have the things that you are talking about. >> reporter: why is san francisco using your tax dollars to pay a public relations firm? we investigate, tonight at 11:00. >> you can always contact begad or anyone from the investigative unit, 888-996-tips or if it's easier logon to our website nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. at 5:58, breaking news we're following this morning, making music, multibillion-dollar deal for streaming service pandora.

the new owner and what it means to you. >> new accuser of the additional allegation against brett kavanaugh this morning as a palo alto professor gets ready to testify before congress, where things stand today. and getting hotter, a new first of its kind study out of berkeley overnight. the change researchers say we're having on america's national parks. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> thanks for starting your mop with us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. vianey arana in for mike inouye this morning. starting off with traffic. we'll get to that in a moment first of all, kari, talking about the weather today. cool start. you said it will heeat up. >> it will be a cool start this morning and hot for the inland areas for the afternoon and gets worse toward the middle of the week. live look in palo alto, not so bad here. temperatures in the low 50s. we'll be at 54 degrees at 9:00 and then heading into the

mid-70s for today in pleasant hill as you make your way out to the b.a.r.t. station. already by noon, we're going to be up to 80 degrees and then heading up to close to 90 degrees there. we'll talk about all of our microclimates and the high fire danger for today, coming up. vianey has been tracking the morning commute and the problems for the east bay. >> hayward still affecting our morning commute and as we aim closer to the 6:00 a.m. hour, not looking pretty out there at least for hayward but the rest of the bay area keep an eye out on the south bay, slight slowing northbound 101. through the peninsula we have clear conditions but hayward unfortunately as of right now chp still has no estimated time on when this will reopen and for whatever reason, they have not turned this into a sig alert. that's okay, i've got you covered. southbound 880 at winton avenue a multiweek crash. all lanes remain blocked. it's involving a semi mostly off to the side