and face? >> that's right. it is going to be just fine but from may be patchy fog out there, keep that in mind. there are a couple of incidents, fwhup hayward and the south bay just had a crash that pd po up. 80 southbound, everything is clear. crash is on the shoulder at industrial. that's the bad news for at least one vehicle and the driver. over here in san francisco watching for congestion around moss coney center. as well as dream force and the transbay transit center. with what's going on at the transit center we go back to you. as you mentioned a lot of commute remembers plan forth a hectic morning out there as the branwbeam. coming with stories from both sides of the bay. bob is live from oakland with t there. we will have his report in 30 minutes. let's start off with pete.

>> he is at the temporary transit center. this is where the buss are dropping off the passengers this morning. >> reporter: good morning marcus and laura. eventually we will see more the buses doing the dropoffs at the temporary transbay terminal. remember this served as the terminal before the transit center a dumb of minutes down the block there was built. of course they are dealing with the cracked steel beam issue. until that is fixed all the buss are going to be rerouted here to where we are standing, ac transit, west cat at this terminal. muni on the outskirts, those folks are rerouted to this area. i want to give viewers more information on exactly how we got to this point. the transbay joint powers authority had to evacuate the transit center i just showed you yesterday after workers discovered a crack in a steel beam over freemont street. that's part of the support for the ceiling of the bus deck. this morning you are going to have engineers looking at that

beam to determine exactly what caused the crack in the first place. let's go ahead and take you back out here live to this temporary france it center. there are not many buses here obviously this morning. they are saying it should pick up later this morning. we are hoping to get another update from the transbay authorities at some point around noon. live here in san francisco, peter issed a as for today in the bay. >> pete, we will check in with you in the next hour and bob will join us with a live report from the other side of the bay in oakland in about 30 minutes. and mike has the traffic coming up in just a few. we know a lot of people are asking who is going to ask the questions tomorrow when the palo alto professor tells the congress the supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh attacked her. >> what do we know about the prosecutor? >> we know that she has a lot of experience when it comes to

dealing with sexual assault, sexual misconduct, and those types of cases. it's what she has done for her entire career. now she is bringing that experience to washington to apply to this very high-profile case. republicans have hired rachel mitchell a veteran sex crimes prosecutor, fromqution dr. chri ford and judge kavanaugh tomorrow. >> we want the hearing to be handled very professionally. not a political sideshow. >> if they don't trust their own 11 white male republican senators to ask questions without blowing up and they have got to bring in a ringer to cover for them that tells you all you need to know. >> reporter: two other women are making sexual misconduct allegations against the supreme court nominee but neither is set to testify before a vote friday. one is expected to go public today. the other, debra ramirez, claims kavanaugh exposed himself to her in college. her attorneys say she has

witnesses and wants to testify but republicans content cooperate. >> the majority wouldn't speak to us. we don't know what they are willing to do. >> reporter: president trump insists the allegations with political. >> the democrats are playing a con game, c-o-n, a con game. >> reporter: lawmakers say they will listen to ford's testimony. >> if there is nothing new here i am not going to deny him a promotion to the supreme court based to an 35-year-old accusation. >> there is no reason to do this before there is an investigation. it's disgusting. it's diss grait graceful. >> reporter: but it's happening with a vote, the morning after. now that vote is not the final vote. it's just to push this whole process forward. we still don't know when the full senate will consider this nomination. we do know that senate leaders have said they want to get it done quickly. >> tracie potts reporting live for us. now we want to go back out

live to capitol hill. this is where the hearing will begin tomorrow morning at 6:30 our time, pacific time, and you can watch all of it live right here on nbc bay area, from beginning to end. new this morning, police say some kind of malfunction sent the driver of a volvo off the road and nearly into a freemont home. it happened about 1:00 in the morning on eggers drive. the car slammed into the garage after hitting a car in the driveway. the driver wasn't hurt. everyone in the house was okay. police say the driver was not impaired. this morning authorities are asking for your help in solving a recent deadly shooting in hayward. police say last wednesday night someone found a 48-year-old man near death on fulsome near huntwood avenue. he later died at the scene that man is identified as billy travis, who lived in hayward. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. new this morning, yet another apple store robbery in

the bay area. this is the seventh case we are covering in the past couple of months. yesterday police say six to eight people stole multiple devices from the store along bay street. police aren't saying whether this case is connected to other recent grab and runs. this is video from the plaza run mall in santa rosa. we have updated the map. we added yesterday's date under berkeley will reportedly no longer post a mug shot or information on people arrested during a protest. the east bay times reports tha information police can post. this follows backlash after an august protest when police posted mug shots of anti-fascist count demonstrators. some of them were later --

san jose state university received a bomb threat yesterday morning. university officials say the threat was phoned in at 9:00 in the morning. campus officials didn't warn students until four hours later. they received a shooting threat this past february. all of those plans for a new ikea store in the heart of the trivalley now appear to be on life support. late last night dublin city planners shut down the op ikea near regal theater. the debate went late into night even though sporters say that store would generate millions of dollars in city revenue. opponents are concerned about the traffic impact. >> traffic is huge. the noise. the pollution. the safety. if you have one accident on dublin boulevard it has created a nightmare for those who have to travel from east to west. >> the project this morning is not completely dead. planners still approved the next step in the process, an

environmental impact report. and city council members may still vote to approve the project which may happen as soon as next month. right now at 5:08 we wake up to another spare the air alert. that means we will have more ozone in the air. air quality will be althy for t south bay. so we are going to have, hopefully, this as the last summer spare the air alert day. as you make your way out the door the warm springs bart station in freemont, it is cool n the mid 50s. all clear skies and then we are looking at sunshine and a nice morning as our temperatures start to feel more comfortable. eventually we are heading up into the mid 90s in the trivalley and the delta. san jose today reaching 88 degrees. we will talk about the rest of the forecast. mike you are checking in on a

crash in san jose? >> yeah but it is not the one that popped up in the last report. that was on 101 near the airport. but that cleared before i could get deal. maybe they were mistaken. this is northbound 85 at blossom hill road. there as crash there which may be blocking the fast lane. sounds like a car hit the center divide. we are not hearing of any injuries but i will track that. near the split. 101 into the south county. 280 and 101, 101 southbound around 380 before you get the exit and the transition, a crash over on the shoulder. no slowing there or past sfo. getting in through the area of the maze and in and out of contra costa county, a smooth easy arrive. a few cash payers are waiting right now. san francisco, delays around the transpay transit center. we have been talking about the

change back to the temporary transit center. coming up, attorney general jeff sessions is eyeing the tech industry. why he says americans need to be protected against some of the most powerful silicon valley companies. as the fall wedding season kicks off, we know what most couples are asking for when it comes to presents. and no, it is not a toaster oven. of course we will unwrap this one for you. >> oh. still ahead, has it hit you yet. the flu is going around. things are said to be so bad a music super star had to cancel a show because of it. who it is. . plus how one bay area county is gearing up to fight the virus. it's coming up at 5:25 this morning. you are watching today in the bay.

right now at 5:13 it is a clear and cool morning although we see kesal fog as you get ready to head out and around the bay area. uch 's a live look osi y matching yesterday. a cool start and then making it up into the upper 70s for the afternoon. inland valleys will be hot. this will be the peak of the heat. more on that and rain chances in the forecast. that's coming up in about five minutes. as you are driving through the east bay these travel times look great. you may have trouble if you look at the bay though because carl the fog is floating around. we will show you what else is out there waiting for you. good morning, i'm eric chemi

at cnbc global headquarters. here will headlines. wall street is pointed towards a positive open but dow yesterday reraced early gains following tough trade talk from president trump and other administration officials. officials say that could mean a long process to settle trade disputes. the fed wraps up a two day meeting today, it is expected to raise interest rates. the dow yelling calling to 26,492. and the nasdaq rose 14 to 8,007. delta had an incident that briefly disrupted travel across the country. it is unclear how many flights were affected. delta says there were no cancellations and no flights were diverted. delta says the impact on this morning's schedule should be

minimal. uber is overhauling disaster response procedures. in the past uber relied largely on local teams to make decisions about the spending service or capping pricing. now they will be handled by the global security center. uber was criticized for failing to suspend surge pricing during bombing attacks in 2016. and during the paris terrorist attack in 2015. >> nice to know they are truing to turn thing around there. there is a big meeting in washington that may pave the way to new protections when it comes to your data. law enforcement leaders from around the nation yesterday met privately with u.s. attorney general jeff sessions. the california attorney was there coming up with new ways to regulate the way tech companies handle personal information. affecting the way you shop.

target in east contra costa just got hit with a discrimination lawsuit a. deaf man jamd john hayes says he applied for a clerk position at target in antioch. he had an interpreter to communicate over the fine with the hiring team but hayes claims that human resources officials hung up on him twice. he says he never got an interview and antioch hired seven non-disabled people. a college student credits his own interest in it for stumbling on to an unusual fraud scheme involving his lyft account. he studies information technology. a couple of years ago he seeped up for lyft and used it just once but he started receiving numerous phone calls and texts about rides he never ordered. sometimes ten per week. eventually he each phantom rides

local health insurance company was being billed. >> i guess they are debting defrauded on a large scale. >> reporter: inland empire health care provider says they were being charged for each call. the bay you pay for public transit in the area could be getting an update. the transportation department want to modernize clipper cars. they can reportedly download an app to reload their card with money. the final vote for approve the clipper card system takes place this morning. don't forget wedding gifts. people getting married want that cash. according to the wedding planning website the knot more couples are creating honey moon funds and say cash registries

are up 52% in the past ten years. >> with people getting married so much older they don't need things like a brand-new can opener or a set of dishes. >> but those are still nice gifts, right? now a new mr. and mrs. can pay off student loans, put a down payment on a home. what's the average cash wedding registry? about $1400? >> per gift? or that's what they are asking for? that's a big toaster. >> i am going to interpret that as the total. >> it must be aweddllg. >> i think it is strange to ask for money like that. if you are getting married older then you shouldn't need it. >> there are cultures that have the traditional money dance. >> i went to that during a german wedding and was like whoa. >> it makes it easier when you are coming to the wedding to just bring some cash. >> a game stop gift card is always popular. >> i doubt that. >> well, my son likes that. >> all right. we are starting out this morning -- i have already had one person say they are going to

a wedding this weekends. they will will some cooler temperatures. we are starting out with low fog and the clouds in san francisco as we start out. and all that mist and drizzle, it will be a cool morning, and keeping it cooler there for the coast. let's head over to cupertino and check out our temperatures for today. at 9:00 we will be at 61 degrees. there we are heading into the mid 80s. so very much like yesterday in some spotsds it will be a couple of degrees warmer. as you step out the door really no change here with some mid 50s on your way to the pleasant hill bart station. we advise you to catch public transit. get up earlier and out the door earlier and plan accordingly to make it to work on time. temperatures will be in the low to mid 70s at lunchtime. at 3:00 at 8 is in pleasant hill. is it a bad hair day? it is time for the frizz factor forecast n. san jose it is still feeling a little bit humid this

morning and our high temperature is heading into the i had in 80s. fairly dry but i would say give ate little bit of hair spray because we have some coastal fog and drizzle especially for the coastal areas in san francisco. but it will be a dry afternoon. so overall, a pretty good hair day. our highs reaching into the mid 90s for morgan hill. 90 in easan still going to be h in mill paid as today. 95 in danville. and 85 today in freemont. with also 85 in palo alto. the embarcadero reaching 68 degrees. and some mostly upper 80s for a lot of the north bay. if you can, make it a beach day. it's going to be so nice in santa cruz this afternoon with a lot of us dealing with some hot weather. it will be comfortable there with highs staying in the 70s. mike, you spotted a blip in san jose? what's going on. >> mostly green. bottom of the screen i spotted

red and orange. cal transhas a crew finishing work south said 87 approaching the 85. they are clearing out and that congestion will clear. thet maze and the bay bridge, the crowd is growing at the bay bridge toll plaza. the lights should be turned on any second. this is reported eastbound getting away from san francisco and at treasure island the exit there, that's where a disabled vehicle should be able to exit. off the skyway, concerns, slowing around the transbay transit center. the new one is closed and the old temporary one is now the new temporary one. we have crews on the scene base of the structural issue over at at the transit center. moss coney continues to be closed because of dream force

now. because of the transit center, expect eun skpe and ac to have delays getting in and out. bart is unaffected by that right now. it is 5:22. coming up, a lot of people are coming up with the flu. one county is fighting back against the virus. plus -- >> oh, my god. >> is that the fresh prince of big air? will smith's incredible stunt has everyone talking about it today. the big event he was celebrating and what he is saying this morning. mike is tweeting about our big story of the day. the transbay transit center is closed. following him on twitter for the latest traffic updates. we are back with more news. it's 5:22. you are watching today in the bay.

in the way of solving violent gun crimes? several critics tell our investigative unit the answer 5:25 right now. are state politics getting in the way of solving violent gun crimes? critics are telling our investigative unit the answer to that question is yes. >> they point to a federal program meant to solve and prevent gun crime. investigative reporter stephen stock. >> reporter: the program in question is called the national integrated blitz information network. it is like fingerprints or dna but for guns, bullets, and shell casings. we found many big labs here in california don't use it. you are looking behind the

scenes at one of the atf labs where they can match and connect shooting across city, county, and even state lines. our investigation discovered that none of california's state-run crime labs participate in the program. and some other major local crime labs such as orange county also are not part of the national system. >> you would admit when you don't put all the correlation that's missed and therefore there is not a crime program there could be a solved or a crime prevented. >> yeah. we thought about that very deeply when we were actually considering this. >> coming up tonight at 11:00, find out why a bill that would have expanded the program here in california was shot down, and failed in the legislature. that's tonight at 11:00. >> thanks steven. 27 right now. something nasty is going around. things have been bad in our newsroom, people have gotten sick, and drake canceled his

concert because of the flu. they are promoting flu vaccinations in oakland today. you can get the flu shots and learn how to stay healthy this flu season. well, this is a story all about how will smith's life got turned upside down, literally. >> he celebrated his 50th birthday yesterday by doing this. >> never look down! never look down! that was terrible. that was just terrible. >> he said don't look down, bungee jumping. it was part of a challenge. >> green light. green light. disconnecting the bungee cord. >> there he goes, making the big jump out of a helicopter, plunging down into the grand canyon. he landed safely on to mats below where he was of course cheered on by a group of fans including his wife and kids. >> that's cool.

>> can you imagine the feeling in his stomach as he is coming back up. >> that was supposed to be on my bucket list. i was at 40 but i am going to push it to 50. >> bungee jumping from a helicopter? >> go big or go home. coming up next on today in the bay, our top story, the closure of san francisco's brand-new transbay transit center after a cracked beam was found. in a live report, how the closure is impacting your morning commute. plus -- >> the development is staggering, and when you drive around here as a parent, the only thing i can think of is, where are all of these kids going to go to school? >> the catholic community in the south bay wants a catholic school and the diocese is ready to build it. first they have to win over the local agency that has to give ate blessing first. coming up, how the diocese is hoping to make it happen soon.

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in the mid 70s already by noon. here's aoo today. 88 in san jose. 95 in livermore. 96 in concord. today in napa, 89 degrees. keeping it in the 60s in san francisco. we will talk about the weekend coming up in a few minutes and mike, how is it looking out there? it's begun iffy in spots. >> part of it is because the fog is drifting around. i wanted to show you the berkeley curve. you can barely make out the taillights. slowing from the east shore freeway to the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on in full. meanwhile as we are looking over past this scene we do -- well i was going to show you the map but the map is not working of i will go fix that system and tell you overall the slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza is the most dramatic right now. in the city, the moss coney center has a closure between third and fourth that continues. up howard over at the transbay

transit center we are going to have the reroutes for ac transit, muni, west cat. because of that closure, you will explain that. i will haid hands it back to you. >> let's look at the temporary transbay transit center, where commuters are being pickedngrop. expect a rough commute. a lot of traffic around that area. this is because crews found a cracked steel beam this the ceiling of the bus deck of the new one. crews are studying what caused the crack in the beam and whattet means for the safety and integrity of the building. right now let's check in with bob odell in oakland for us this morning. how are things going there. >> reporter: good morning to you laura and marcus. we are not seeing an uptick in ridership but muni is asking people try not to drive in downtown sf this morning because

the transbay transit center is shut down and the surrounding roads will be obviously shut down and make it difficult to drive in. they are recommends you take public transit like bart out of west oakland or car pool, a casual car pool out of east bay or taking ubers or taxis. right now it's 5:30 in the morning we have been asking people are you a regular rider? most are regular riders. if we e in the people who are not driving today and are decide og take bart, we are not seeing it right now. maybe later this morning. it is a spare the air alert day. and because the transit center is shut down once you get off freemont bridge you are going to hit a roadblock at howard. that's going to cause a lot of congestion. they are trying to limit the cars going into the city and asking you to take bart, ac transit, uber, or other ride sharing. our coverage on the transbay

transit center closures continues all morning. you can stay up to date with us on ourfree nbc bay area app. this is another 680 in san jose. lanes are closed right now. this is the scene after police say they spotted a possible drunk driver. officers later found that car hit a pole. it seems the passenger was taken away in the ambulance. no word on charges for that driver. of course, we are waiting to get more information for you. it is possible a judge today may set a new trial date for a high-profile murder case on the peninsula. lee and her buy frep are accused of murdering keith green two years ago. police say green was in custody -- or in a custody dispute, rather, with lee, when he disappeared. after his body was found in the north bay police arrested lee in her hillsborough mansion. lee's boyfriend has since cut a

plea deal to testify against her. today's hearing surrounds a possible trial date for lee which likely will not take place before the end of the year. 5:36 right now. the catholic diocese of san jose wants to build a new high school on an open plot of land in morgan hill. but several times, the plan has been shut done by state mandated agency intended to prevent urban sprawl. >> this time the diocese may have a prayer here. today in the bay's kris sanchez is live in morgan hill. chris, this really has been going on forever now. >> reporter: yeah for a lot of folks who live in the south county, southern side of santa clara county, you know the idea of a private high school here, catholic high school was floated about 14 years ago. in the meantime, the diocese bought this wide open farmland. here's a map. murphy to the west, barrett to the north and farmland to the east. it is complicated -- i had to get a civic lesson on this one.

i want to walk you through. the diocese owns the land but can't develop it until it has city services like water and power. in order for that to happen the city has to annex the land that it is bringing into the city limits. approval for annexation can only come from the state mandated agency intended to protect open space, agriculturalland and urban sprawl and promote official service delivery. with those aims in mind they have said no to prior development plans. this time the diocese is proving that annexation is the only way to build a high school because there is no available plot of land within the city big enough for a campus like this one. and because the diocese is committed to preserving agricultural property. >> what we are offer we

want to keep this morgan hill beautiful. what we are offering is a one to one mitigation. for every acreage of lapped that we build for the children and students, we are going the reserve another acre to keep it agricultural. >> when you drive around here as a parent the only thing i can think of is where are all these kids going to go to school? >> reporter: now, a couple weeks ago the morgan stills city council voted to take this plan to the committee once again. they have one more week to make that half. it is due by october 3rd, the deadline. and then the agency will make it up at their december meeting. though they won't comment until they see the plan. in morgan hills, kris sanchez. bart is saying it was doing something you riders may appreciate last night, steam cleaning the strains. sf bart posted this video of the workers cleaning the train last

night. it says it will steam away the grime every night at each yard. dirty trains, well that's one of the biggest complaints against bart along with safety, of course. and of course those bart riders, mike, will have a tough time this morning. there will be some changes goingan. >> potentially. as bob riddel reported from the east bay we may see more ridership because we have been talking about the delays around the transbay transit center because of the closure. we follow the cloesz closure. we follow the impact. right now, no delays for the bart system reported as we look at the roadways mostly green sensors around the bay. toward the san francisco side we have a backup at the toll plaza. coming across the bay, two significant places the moss coney center, a closure on howard for third and fourth. ever since the climate summit they have had that closure. we are adding to the congestion

because the transit center is closed and thereroutes for ac transand it muni. that will add tostreet congesti. fulsome and freemont will also be affected. there is going to be congestion in the area. that congestion is probably going to go in through the weekend. >> we will get an update. >> something you can be happy about, the weekend coming. >> it is coming it and will be cooler for all of us inland who have been suffering in the heat. here's look at those temperatures on saturday. not bad at all. reaching 78 degrees in the valleys. the bay, 71 degrees. and the fog will be back and hanging out a little bit longer for the coast. so those highs reaching into the mid 60s. expect more of the same on sunday. the only issue will be a very slight chance of rain in the north bay. otherwise we are looking at very nice temperatures throughout much of the weekend. how about going to the beach? now keep in mind it will be cooler there. if you are going to the beach

festivals in capitola it is going to reach the upper 60s there. and we will see moukds throughout the day with the sun kind of peaking out in san francisco on saturday. there will also be a kids' carnival happening a the palace of fine arts from 11:00 to 6:00 on saturday. there you will need a jacket throughout the day with highs reaching 61. in napa, very nice this weekend. highs reaching up to 78 on friday. cooler saturday, and sunday highs reaching 74 degrees. if you plan to go to yosemite, it will turn much cooler after friday. we are only looking at some upper 50s during the afternoon. let's talk about today and our temp trend. that's coming up in three minutes. >> 5:42, coming up, what a san francisco judge had to say about president trump's language during a court hearing. plus the wakeup call in one of california's largest counties. yeah, it's now limiting how many

roosters people have. we will tell you where this is happening, and why.

it is 5:456789 get ready for the hottest day of the week. at least it starts out clear and cool as we get the live look outside in san jose. and our temperatures go from the mid 50s to 67 at 10:00. and then really starting to warm up fairly quickly, heading up to 84 degrees at 1:00 today. we will talk about our cooler air, and our chance of in the forecast coming up in less than five minutes.

the volume is building for san jose. my concern is 85. look at this. northbound side, currently all lanes reported blocked by a crash. it was the minor crash i told you about. as crews arrived it got complicated. i'll explain what's going on, and your reroute coming up. 5:45 right now. we don't yet know when a judge will rule on the future for immigrants with temporary protected status but he definitely had a message for the white house during yesterday's hearing. immigrants in the tps program are arguing for an injunction to block a white house plan to end protection that protected status next year. some of the immigrants have been here two decades and left their home nations due to civil war or even natural disasters. the judge yesterday referenced the democracy comment president trump made back in january about some third-world countries. now it is a comment that is not

appropriate for our morning newscast. 5:46 right now. los angeles is having a rooster problem. there is too much illegal cock fighting. yesterday l.a. county supervise decided to limit the number of rooters people can open. people on large lots can have up to ten root offers. the county says the limit will also reduce noise and owed or complaints. thousands of birds were seized in the larger cock fighting raid in u.s. history last year. happening tonight, dream force is ready to rock. and maybe we should say ♪ get on get down ♪. metallica will be headlining tonight. their performance starts about 8:30 in civic center plaza. this just in -- janet jason,yes

ms. nasty or janet if you are nasty. you can call her ms. jackson. it has been announced she will perform at 8:p.m. inside in the bill graham auditorium. >> how cool is that? >> too bad i don't have tickets for that. >> no tickets? for the attendees. >> i have seen her three times this year. >> this year alone? how many times have you seen her total. >> since back in 1990, her first concert. less than ten. >> so much, they have become an item. >> i just call her janet. the weather will cooperate? >> it's going to nice night but cool out in san francisco. the valleys will be really hot. we will have a wide range in temperatures and a spare the air alert day. hopefully this is going to be the last one. it's still unhealthy in inland parts of the east bay and in the

south bay. what this means is all the pollutants that we put out in the area gets trapped in the valleys because the air is sinking. we have high pressure. soap we try too reduce that by using public transit. car pooling and putting as few cars on the road as we can. temperatures in dublin reaching into the low 90s today. let's look at the temperature trend in walnut creek. we start out at 54 degrees. then we are at 64, then 76 degrees and 85. as you are starting out this morning you need light long sleeves for the early mornings and cooler temperatures. later on today, short sleeves and shorts will keep you comfortable. you can make it a beach day. up to 96 in concord. morgan hill, 93 degrees. we have hot high pressure.

but changes are on the way. look at this. an area of low pressure just off shore will start to move closer and change our wind direction, also force the air to rise. and the way that the pattern will be set up, there will be a chance that this could connect with some tropical moisture all the way across the ocean and bring in a chance of rain for the bay area. at this point, we have seen several runs of the computer models and i think we have a pretty sam darnold solid chance of seeing the moisture from that typhoon rolling all the way across the pacific and making it into the bay area by monday or tuesday of next week. i will have more updates on that. i'm at kari hall on facebook and twitter. more updates as we come down from the peak this heat. really hot today and much nicer for the weekend. some upper 70s. also watching out for a slight chance of rain for the north bay on saturday. very slight chance. a much more better and widespread chance next week.

you are seeing major slowing? >> first a live shot, north 101 at 680 and 280. this is not the major slowing. this is expected. we have this. it will start to move better over the next few minutes. that's right here. look at the bottom of your screen. north 85 is jammed solid. in fact all lanes of north 85 are currently blocked by a crash. we talked about it, heading northbound just north ofst blossom hill road. we have this crash. blossom little will take into the crash and take you over to santa theresa. what happened, a car scraped the center divide a. crew arrived to help them. a fire truck was then hit. no major injuries, good news -- i think no injuries to report at all and they will clear the lanes hopefully in the next few minutes. santa theree you activity in the the trivalley but no lanes blocked for 680. 87 a getting toward the bay bridge and did backup at the toll

plaza. only 20 minutes to the toll plaza itself n. san francisco, the transit center is now the temporary transer center. we are following why, and of course more information on that is coming up. 5:51. next and new this morning, a car explosion, and it's all caught on camera. what was in the suv that police say probably sparked the explosion. at 6:00, the new evidence just into our newsroom overnight in the brett kavanaugh nomination fight. happening now, president trump will chair the united nations neating about nuclear weapons today and is expected to tell leaders they must find ways to punish countries including iran. this comes just a day aftert his

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online. he )s tweeting about our big story of the day -- the transbay and mike inwee is not only on the air. he is also on line. he is tweet being our big story of the day. the transbay transit center closing. follow him on twitter for the

latest traffic updates. of course we are back with more news. >> right now. it's 5:55. a study shows how many teens play video games. over 80% of girls, and 97% of boys. natalie morales is talking to doctors at ucla about screen time and the impact on kids' brains and the way they develop. >> how are video games affecting my kids' social development right now? >> social development takes time. and if you are always relating to people on line, you are not having the chance to allow your brain to develop, to learn those social skills, which are critically important. there are studies showing if you play a violent video game it takes you longer to recognize if someone is happy or sad. >> you have to put down the controller and talk to people. the story airs at 58 a.m. in that hour of today. you can look for it later on

line. i will try to tweet out a link eo may make you gasp. if you are not in front of your tv screen, walk over quite now, especially if you use propane in your home. security footage out of cincinnati ohio showing the moment an suv right there exploded. you can see the woman driving through the parking lot and then, boom. that woman inside was able to get out on her own and talk with medics but she did have to go to the hospital. investigators think a propane tank in the back of the suv may have been the reason for the explosion. a witness said that blast sounded like a cannon being fired. 5:57 right now. they carry guns, and wear bulletproof vests but more bay police officers are adding narcan to their arsenal. >> it is the medication that ca the as liz wagner explains, they save members of the public of are now sometimes using it to save >> reporter: good morning. this is what a dose of narcan

looks like. without this stuff, an alameda county narcotics detective wouldn't be here today. he nearly died from an accidental overdose from something in the air during a drug bust in june. he spoke with us exclusively. he says he was the first one in, and right away his lips started to tingle and soon he stopped breathing and lost consciousness. turns out he inhaled a trace amount of fentanyl powder a synthetic opioid 50 times more potent than her win. it took two doses of narcan to bring him back. then his sergeant started to feel sick. because the team had only one more dose of narcan on hand the sergeant held off taking any until paramedics arrived. both men say they were not prepared and are now urging police officers across the area to carry two doses of narcan each. they say it is just as important as carrying their guns. if you head to your website you can see the fast rise of

fentanyl in our area. fentanyl deaths have jumped fourfold in five years. you can also check out the interview with the officer and his sergeant about that accidental overdose. >> you have a story for or investigative unit talk give them a call at the number on the screen or send them at e-mail on the screen right there. right now at 6:00, morning mess. >> i would rather take a bus in another spot than have a beam fall on me. >> the transbay transit center is is it shut down this morning, forcing ride torres an alternate site. the rippling effect on the commute in the city and in the east bay. >> a car slammed into an freemont home overnight. the reason police think the driver crashed. not again. yes, another apple store robbery. adding to growing list of grab and go thefts playing out in the

bay area. where it happened this time, and who the police are trying to fine. today in the bay continues right now now. a good wednesday to you. thank you for joining us. >> we have look at traffic in just a moment. first we want to start off with a look at our weather today. another hot one. the hottest day of the week. >> as we reemp hump day our temperatures will also start a downhill slide into weekend. here's a look at cupertino temperatures throughout the day. warming up fast. at 10:00 at 65. lunchtime, 76. heading into the mid 80s there. as you make your way out the door to the freemont warm springs bart station it will be a cool start with mid 50s and heading into the low 80s there. we will talk about all of our micro climates and the cooler air for the weekend coming up. mike now you are tracking two traffic alerts. >> two traffic hen advisories. out to san jose.

and the trivalley. we will start with