deadly shoot-out. a southern california officer is dead after an intense gun battle. the new details overnight about who he is and what happened. then later, big business. are you ready to upgrade your iphone? what to know if you're considering that change soon. >> we say continues because we're up bright and early in the morning. 4:30 when we start we're so happy you're joining us right now. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm mark in washington. mike will have a look at that commute in just a bit. but first we want to talk about the temperatures and a lot of kids heading back to school today. >> it's happy first day day of school, kids. this has been a very nice start

to the day. we will have the most unhealthy air alert today. some spots will reach the triple digits. at the coliseum northbound, 880, look white sox it's jammed from the 66 to the bottom of your screen. chp's report does not have any incidents here. a set of traffic is picking up a little bit late for the crew there. we have some slowing in the area off and on throughout the morning. i'll let you know if there's anything extended there and definitely the west 580. and the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive. a new crash, 880 south should get to the shoulder, but there is flowing through area, so

we'll follow that, as well. back to you. developing right now, a wildfire developing in mend seasono county is sending people evacuating their homes. here red light latest numberes from cal fire. there are structured threatened. at last check, 85 acres have burned. cal fire says it's 85% contained. right now, we want to show you live pictures from east bay. some ofat sthke is moving from the bay area. that smoke is coming from the north of us. >> tt, there are more precau also today, there are more precautions takes playing.

>> we are going to conduct the power safety shutoff drills. that power will not be interrupted in the affected areas where these drills are taking place. going into the details of how these drills are going to work, pg&e will practice patrols to reduce the time it takes to turn the pier back on safely during a wildfire. today's drill will begin roughly around 8:00 a.m. covering the hills as well as parts of the castro valley. this will include brief helicopter work. these drills are timely when you consider the incoming heat this week, specifically in those inland parts of alameda counties. there will be elevated fire danger, but it's not quite a red flag warning, guys.

this drill will take place between 8:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. the investigation into the death of jeffrey epstein is expanding. this morning, there's an intense focus on the federal facility where epstein was being held. craig has more on capitol hill this morning. >> good morning, everyone. the attorney general blasting the federal facility where epstein was found dead. members of congress are demanding answers, too. >> the federal jail in mshg where jeffrey epstein apparently handing himself saturday morning is enter intense scrutiny. >> we are now learning of serious irregularities at this facility that are deeply concerning. >> as the attorney general vow is to get to the bottom of his death, they are determining if

he was on suit watch. epstein's cell was not checked every 30 minutes as required. >> i think we're going to find that there's a series of inappropriate procedures followed that were a violation of their own policies. >> while the justice department and the fbi digs deeper, investigators raided epstein's private caribbean island. epstein is accused of trafficking girls as young as 14 for sex. >> they're asking for any additional victims to come forward. >> despite epstein's death, the case against any coconspirators and possibly his estate conditions. back to other other big story for you this morning, the death of a chp officer killed in the line of duty in southern california. this happened during a shoot-out on a freeway in riverside. we've tlaernd officer was andre moye.

he died after a suspect was pulled over and there was a shoot-out. moye was killed and two other officers hurt critically. dozens lined along the roadside to salute him. the tributes are pouring in from around the country and across the state, including from governor newsome. he will have more for us on officer moye's life coming up in the next half hour. the waiting game in the ghost shil trial drags into it's seventh day today. a jury must decide whether or not to charge them with man slaughter. the jury has more than a hundred exhibits and three months of testimony to go over.

his attorney says he's been mulging over what he did and did not say to the jury during the trial. they said the prosecution's closing testimony which included pictures of the victims left an impression on the jury. >> are there things i didn't do? yes, i didn't rise to the sensationalistic level that the prosecutor did. which is make an appeal to a motion which could back fire. >> the jury will be back to deliberate this morning. city officials in san jose are saying not to allow your pets to jump into lakes and ponds with blue green algae. warning signs are now posted along the lake in san jose. we spoke with one dog owner whose dog nearly died 40 years ago from the same problem. >> she was drinking water and we

didn't think anything of it. she got sick during the night. took her to emergency hospital. they said that was drinking the water with the algae in it. if you're over summer and can't wait for the fall, dunkin donuts will start its autumn menu, including pumpkin flavored drink drinks. carrie loves that pumpkin stuff. annual sales of pumpkin flavored products increased more than 15% last year. >> all thanks to carrie hall. >> you are a fan. am i not right? >> yeah. >> i see pumpkin spice and i think of you, my friend. >> thank you.

so as we're waking up and enjoying our coffee, not yet time for the pumpkin spice, but maybe you'll want to put some ice in that coffee because we start out with nice, miles temperatures. that is a live look outside in dublin. we're sipping the coffee and getting the kids off to school this morning. some of our inland temperatures head up into the 90s, even 100 degrees. concord, we're hitting a hundred. mike, you're updating that crash in hayward. >> that's right. the good news is the crash in hayward is not affecting the major arteries and it's not affecting the traffic. it is reportedly in the center divide and a distraction as you head south of 238. that is minor compared to the

back of the bay. we saw this big backup. that indeed was a crew heading to the 59th. we'll up date the south bay crash, coming up. >> thanks, mike. new this hour, a high profile birth date oops by katelyn jenner. the mix-up that may have left one of the big stars a little -- >> and we'll go over the numbers when we continue.

good tuesday morning. we're looking at clear skies and even though it's cool now, we are going to have those temperatures going up very quickly. willow glenn will be in the low 60s and leading to some upper 80s by early afternoon with some parts of the fwa area hitting 100. we'll talk more about that when we cool off in less than five minutes. and we're looking 101 through pal alto. i am checking on an issue as you go through the south bay, south counties may have some changes for that crash. good morning and a very happy tuesday to you. south bay tech company cisco and nvidia report their profits this

week. markets looking for a place to stop. much lower again on a variety of concerns. hong kong is a mess. argentina and its debt are now a factor. as we have discussed before, the news tends to focus on equities, the stock mktsz. the yield on the government debt is fading. meanwhile, there is a lot more government debt. the budget deficit is $826 billion. up 27% from this time last year. what we owe is much more, around 22 trillion. candidate trump promised he would use his business skills to balance the budget. he said he guessed it would get done within two terms or eight years and start working on the deficit which, which he made that promise, was $4 trillion less than it is now.

back here at home, we're waiting on our invitation to the next apple event. traditionally takes place every september. this wook iphould be iphone 11. if apple continues with its conventional naming. yoo-hoo sold tumblr, it was far less than $1 billion marissa mayer convinced yahoo! to pay for tumblr back in 2015. one of the possible mistakes that yahoo! made with tumblr is there was a lot of adult content on tumblr. i know we don't know that, but apparently there was. yahoo! got rid of it and it lost about a third of the viewers. >> it changed the audience. >> it changed the audience. as a parent, confusing the name of your children is not all

that uncommon. but illustrate makes it a little more awkward when they do it on social media and millions of people follow them. we're talking about caitlyn jenner. she posted on instagram a sweet message to her daughter, kylie. the only problem, he included pictures with kendall. i guess as the kids grow, though, you're like, well, you know, you get them mixed up. >> both of the kids are in that one. >> always post a family picture. >> did your parents ever do that? well, you were an only child. >> how about calling the kids the dog's name. which i used to get mad at my grants ma for doing. now i do it. >> you're officially an adult. >> my grandfather would call me my dad, my uncles, you know your name. that's what he would say.

>> welcome to our world. >> let's move on to weather. it's cool now, but we are all going to be talking about this weather for the next few days as we get ready for some triple digits heat. it is going to be unhealthy today. it's a spare the air day. if you have to be outside for long periods of time, for the inland east bay, it will be most unhealthy. there, you also need to spare the air. adam brentwood, we're going to be in the mid 60s to start. temperatures heading up very fast throughout the morning. and we're getting ready for the first day ott school in pal

alto. good morning, kids. it feels nice now, but by the end of the day, it will feel much warmer. our temperatures up to 90 degrees there. we will see a high of 84 in oakland. san jose, up to 93 degrees today. we will have milder air tonight. but even then, sitting out there in the sunshine is going to feel very warm. cooling off this evening into the mid 60s. we have high pressure. we will see some changes going into the weekend that high pressure backs off. we'll have some cooler and breezy conditions for the weekend and it's going to be just in time as we go from 100 degrees today peaking tomorrow up to 104 and mid 80s for the weekend.

and mike, you were tracking the drive as you head out around the bay. >> that's right. we have that crash in south county, the biggest one we're talking about. lmp everyone has a great drive, but we are looking at north 101 outline out of gilroy. into san martin, this crash i'm told, te temporarily all traffi lanes are blocked right now. this is a major problem coming in from gilroy. meanwhile, highway 4 through 68, show a lighter build in your commute direction. bay bridge, metering lights are on. we're showing the traffic lightening up on that left

approach. this is typical of a summertime commute session. we will see this start to change over the next three or four weeks. 6:19 for you. still ahead this hour, a new timeline for some fire victims. when they can start asking for money from pg&e. >> her tire went bad, but her warranty is still good. why did she still have to pay? nbc bay area responds, next. across the bay area, back in the classroom this week, including our own meteorologist terry hall's son, k.j. is starting second grade in style with his t-shirt there. big smile. be sure to follow kari on facebook and instagram. she shares forecast updates and how hot it's going to get today. you're watching today in the bay.

today in the bay, consumer investigates helped a driver get back on the road. >> when lynn bought four two tires at costco, they came with a 50,000 mile road hazard warranty. about a year later, one tire went flat. she asked costco for warranty service. she said costco told her she needed four new tires already. lynn pointed to the warranty,

but says costco told her no, that wouldn't cover it. why? because her tires hadn't been rotated. lynn said they had been rotated and a dealer had done the rotation. she also said she had proof. but lynn said costco told her, no, no, the warranty require that's costco do the rotation. lynn paid a few hundred dollars for the new tires and called us. we checked the costco tire warranty. it says right here the purchaser must rotate and balance their tires as outlined by the vehicle manufacturer. we didn't find anything that states it has to been doe by costco. so we contacted the store. it gave lynn a $242 partial refund. costco told us it had been in contact with the member to resolve the issue. are you getting a run around with a company? call 888-996-tips. thanks so much, chris. it's 6:24 right now. there's some new movement this morning in the controversy over the george washington mural at san francisco high school.

this week, we told but the schoolboard president no proposing to cover it up with panels. now an a list actor and bay area native getting involved in that fight, danny glover part of a group fighting to protect the murals at george washington high school. the mural includes images of slaves as well as a dead native american. the schoolboard had voted to paint over the mural, but it's now set to consider the new panel proposal today. danny glover saying in part, as a washington high school graduate, i've spent my entire life fighting for freedom and the right of artistic expression. and i view the murals as they were for me, the reminder of the worers of human bondage and the mistreatment of native peoples. this is one of our favorite weeks of the year. nbc bay area and telemundo 48 work to go clear the shelter. this is our annual campaign to help pets find their forever home. >> and when viewers wanted a

companion for their little dog, einstein, they looked at puppies at the alameda animal shelter. that's when they came across eddie. he was a dog that loves a good meal. he weighed 22ounds and it wasn't healthy for him. the couple knew, though, it would be a challenge. >> we said you know what? we should really, you know, take him in because we need to give him a better life. and they did. they brought eddie home. he could barely move at that time. he couldn't get up the stairs. but they put him on a strict diet to help him lose weight. carrots are his new favorite snack. >> he doesn't even look like the same dog. >> exactly. happy and healthy. 90 rescue animal shelters and organizations are taking part in our clear the shelters campaign. most of them offered waived or reduced adoption fees. head to nbc bay area.com for more information. marcus and i will be at the berkeley humane shelter in berkeley on saturday morning.

come on out. we would love to meet you and talk to you about if you get a forever friend. >> they're cute, too. 6:26 for you. just into our news room, we now know who will lead pg&e into the future. we'll tell you who it is, coming up. also ahead, the symbolic steps leaders will take to honor the victims of the gilroy garlic festival shooting. >> it was a long and horrific gun battle. >> tragic news out of southern california this morning. overnight, we learned the identity of the chp officer killed in the deadly gun battle. chris sanchez tells us through intense moments that unfolded on the freeway. that's coming up right after the break. you use the latest technology to treat patients.

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a very good tuesday morning to you. notice it's a spare the air alert day. the smoke is coming from a fire in mendocino county. the stale air is moving through the county. and it's going to be a hot one, too. a lot going on. thanks so much for joining us. >> let's head over to meteorologist kari hill to talk about the heat and the wind blowing that smoke into the area. >> so that will be the issue today. and it gets trapped into the valley. that's the reason why we have a

spare the air alert day. as we take a live look outside in san jose, the south bay, we will see some moderate air quality, car pool or catch public transit, bike to work if you can. but you don't want to spend too much time outside. as we get ready for the first day of school in san ramon, it's going to be cool to start, but it will heat up today. make sure the kids are dressed appropriately for the wide range in temperatures. we'll talk more about this and, mike, san jose should expect some more commutes soon. >> that's right. because in san joaquin, we have that traffic coming in and all lanes cleared and we see this migration of traffic flowing north on 101. we're seeing a little build for the volume here north of 680 and that will continue to build. folks coming in out of south county, speeding up to 85 or 101 making that split. so far, speed sensors in the green. silicone valley getting ready

for more coming in out of this area. maybe we're able to pace ourselves easier. we may have a crash west of 580 approaching the dublin sxwer change. so as laura and marcus showed you, there is a slower drive approaching the incident he change. back to you. now to the story making news across california. >> a deadly shoot-out on a southern california freeway in broad daylight. chp officer andre moye was killed and another officer was critically hurt. new overnight, a procession for officer moye who was the fifth officer to die in california this year. today in the bay's chris sanchez joins us with what we know about that officer and the gunman who killed him. >> both the officer and that suspect died in that shoot-out that looks really like a war zone. this is the fallen officer, offic

officerandre moye. officer mye was caught into what turned into a shoot-out with that suspect. chp and other law enforcement rushing to the scene. the suspect was in a white pickup truck on an interstate in riverside county when for some reason he pulled a rifle and started firing. but this also helped in the chaos. if you look at this picture here, these are sheriff deputies and law enforcement rushing 234 while the bullets were still flying to try to reach those two officers who were injured. one of them being loaded into a squad car and rushed to the hospital. officer mye was flown by helicopter and he later died at that hospital. a family member told nbc la that being a chp officer was all he ever wanted. >> loved it. that's all he kept talking about. i'm going to be a chp. i'm going to be at chp. and he did it. wonderful perpendicular. he had a good heart. he was so caring. the most passionate person. if you knew him, you would be like, wow. he was such a nice, good, kind

hearted person. he was so young. >> how chp motor as many cycles were lined up outside that hospital and they led a procession when officer moye's body was trchted. another chp officer was also injured, critical injuries, but he's expected to survive. the gunman was killed in shah shooting and his family told nbc la that they are in shock themselves, they're devastated and they're they're praying for this is officers. 6:34 right now. just into our news room this morning, pg&e announcing a new ceo and president. somebody tweeted out in the last few minutes that andrew versey will be taking over the utility. earlier this year, the ceo stepped down. versey has served in several roles at major energy companies.

his first day on the job is monday. until the meantime, victims of california wildfires ask for help from pg&e. a judge just approved a $105 million fund to help with relief efforts. it will help with the atlas, camp, nunns and tubs fires. soon, those people can go to pg&e's website and file for housing assistance and other immediate needs. layer today, the lives of three young people will be honored of those shot at the gilroy garlic festival. >> many schools are starting this week, but first, as you were mentioning, mind me in a few hours from now, the santa clara county board of supervisors are going to raise a flag at the government building in downtown san jose to honor trevor kirby. he was 25 years old. kayla salazar.

he was 13 years old. and, of course, steven romero, he was just 6 years old. a gunman shot and killed those three young people last month at the garlic festival in gilroy and, again, the county wants to honor them with the raising of the flag. that will be at 9:45 this morning. as damian was reporting last week, san jose police have come up with a new plan to respond to mass shootings, especially ones at schools. most of them, agency i mentioned, will be starting this week. under the new so-called guardian program, san jose police chief eddie garcia is adding new daily patrols who will be assigned to specific parts of san jose. so what's going to happen, the city is now divided into nine zones. each zone will consistent of two officers and a patrol car specifically assigned to active shooter scenarios in schools or other violent crimes on campus. >> ultimately, it's to engage the suspect.

we've seen and engaged the suspect. you know, we save lives. officers save lives. it's our new reality. >> new gun legislation that he had to implement his new program now. basically using the department overtime budget. the same strategy will be used during the san jose sharks and earthquakes game and during big downtown festivals. reporting live here in san jose, bob riddell. >> need that protection nowadays. thank you so much. now a warning for walnut creek residents thieves. police say 106 vehicles were broken into just last month

alone. one apartment maintenance worker says he believes it comes down to what people leave inside their cars. >> here in a higher clash neighborhood people can afford more of those luxury electronics. so basically, this is a better area to hit. >> police are warning people and they've posted authors warnings on social media. oakland a's driving over the bridge today to take on the giants at 6:45. first two games will be if san francisco. then the giants head to oakland for the last two games. there you go. pick your sides or pick them both. either way, you cheer on our local guys. >> and you're probably going the hit some traffic. >> at least car pool at least. >> most of the commute is

looking pretty good. approaching the dublin interchange, it has cleared to the right shoulder. a little drakz, there's a big rig involved there. you don't see any real slowdowns. still hoedilding steady. the upper east shore builds the volume. we have a crash at university. that is clearing to the shoulder. another fender bender reported, actually a hit and run fender bender at the bay bridge toll plaza. a quick look at the backup there. >> that's the good thing about all that. you can see the beautiful sunrise. >> yes. >> the sun is going to heat things up, though. >> this is reality over here. >> i know. she's like take a moment and then -- >> by the end of the day, you'll

be like, no more sun, stop it. it will cool off as we get closer to the weekend. we're going to reach triple digits from today through thursday. and then check out your saturday and sunday forecast and that will be for some of the warmer spots reaching the mid 80s. so a big cooldown headed our way for the weend. the fog returns to san francisco and it will cool off with some mid to upper 60s for the weekend. that's a live look at upper yosemite falls. if you're heading there for the weekend, it will be nice. i think the best hiking day will be on sunday as we reach the upper 70s. if you're going to the sierra, that's a live look from our heavenly camera. we'll see some upper 70s and low 80s there, as well. monterrey keeps it cool with nor clouds over the weekend. whatever you're planning to do, make sure that as you head out you're prepared for quickly changing temperatures. in rushing river valley, we go from 92 on friday to a high of 77 on sunday. we'll talk about what's going on

today as our temperatures head straight up. more on that coming up in about three minutes. >> sounds good. we'll look forward to it. still ahead, breaking international news. more problems for air travels out overnight in hong kong. the new wave of protests inside the city's major airport. also all new, a disturbing rise in the number of sexual misconduct complaints against california doctors. what may be behind the recent surge. we'll have president trump's reaction to hong kong that marcus was talking about. let's take you out to the bigboard this morning. dow jones industrial gaining 74. >> and get your popcorn. >> 45 or not. >> so get your popcorn ready because he said he's ready. terrell owens is plan ago comeback? with the 49ers? we'll show you what t.o. is saying on social media this morning. it's a story that is all new this hour. you're watching today in the bay.

laep first day of school. right now, it's 6:44 as we head over to san mateo and in foster city. we will see our temperatures in the upper 50s and going from nice and cool to very warm by early afternoon. as you get ready for this hot day ahead, i'll help you prepare. we'll talk more about that coming up in less than five minutes. and a live look outside in oakland shows you the nimitz

freeway moving quickly past the coliseum. we do have a showdown that may be in store for you if you're heading in towards silicone valley. we'll check out highway 101, coming up . it's 6:44 right now. disturbing findings from the "l.a. times" this morning. the newspaper says sexual misconduct complaints for doctors is on the rise. there was a 62% jump from this fiscal year compared to the last. more than 11,000 complaints were filed with the california medical board. some experts say this jump coincides with the oakland "me too" movement. five officers are suing the city to keep their jobs. that lawsuit comes months after this body cam video was released showing what led up to the death of a homeless man found unconscious and armed last month. the investigation shows police shot him as he woke up. even after internal probes cleared the officer of

wrongdoing, the civilian police mmissi ignored the results and determined the officers used excessive force. >> they were investigated for over a year and exonerated by no less than six entities and then they are noticed that they lost their job. i think they're heading in the right direction, suing. >> the officers are currently on paid leave. the police commission has no xhint. > comment. hong kong international airport is at a stand still right now. this is new video of protesters demonstrating. all departing flights are canceled. yesterday, similar protests caused the cancellation of over 150 flights. protesters a ringry over a ruling that would allow extradition to mainland china. president trump has described the unrest in hong kong as riots. >> but china actually likes this choice of words. >> they did.

how did we know that? chinese government news cast said it out loud. here you go. >> u.s. president donald trump has described the protests in hong kong as riots and said this is an issue that china will deal with itself. a county koern ministry spokesperson welcomed these remarks by trump and the spokesperson reiterated that hong kong is part of china and any issues there are internal chinese affairs and no other countries should interfere with. >> protesters have made progress. the head of hong kong has withdrawn the extradition law but the protests continue and china is signaling this morning it's not going to put up with this much longer pulling out video of troops on the move. there's another problem for the white house after a statement from the acting director of citizenship and immigration ken kutenelli. the trump administration is firming up an already existing rule that would restrict

legal -- legal immigrants using government programs like food stamps from getting a green card or citizenship. it's been blasted by democrats. but the rules are not uncommon. canada wants to make sure you have your own health insurance before they grant you their version of the green card. an npr reporting asked this morning, what about that poem on the statue of liberty, the one that says give me your tired and give me your poor. here is his response. >> they certainly are. give me your tired, and your poor who can stand on your own two teet and who will not become a public charge. >> this poem says nothing about two feet. it does say your wretched refuse, i lift my lamp beside the door. but this is a poemette, it's not federal law. we're watching what's happening in hong kong as people push for this is rides and democracy. you can follow me on twitter.

it's 6:48 right now. trending this morning, former 49ers star terrell owens says he wants to play again. he wants back on the field. owens visited the 49ers facility in santa clara. take a look. he recorded this video. >> to all nfl teams, 45 or not, i stay ready so i don't have to get ready. just call me. >> what do you think? t.o. back on the field? this is not the first time he's talked about returning to the niners. last year, he tweeted, quote, i know jimmy g. is going to need a big play receiver at some point. let's make it happen. #stayready. it's hard for some of these guys to retire. they played all their years and their mind is still -- >> if anything, he's going bring a lot of attention to the game. >> obviously. >> i'm glad he's gaining confidence. >> terrell owens. >> right, exactly.

>> i was on a flight with him from dallas -- no, from l.a. to here. >> you were on his flight. >> i was on his flight, yeah. so a lot of people outside, maybe some kids practicing football. >> big dreams. you think about football practice already, it's true. >> so they do have to take it easy, drink lots of water. and if they feel a little lightheaded, take break. same for you, too. as we prepare for this hot day, look at this nice, cool shot of the fog just pouring over the headlands. it's a beautiful view to start out this tuesday morning. and we are also having to deal with unhealthy air quality, especially in the inland east bay. it's a spare the air alert day. we say if you can, catch public transit or car pool. do something to help us out because ought of the pollutants that we put in the air just get trapped so it makes it hard to breathe. and we're go ahead r getting ready for the first day of school in san ramon.

happy first day of school, kids. it will be in the upper 50s and as we go throughout the day, it's going the heat up pretty fast. so make sure you write their name on the tag because if they're wearing a jacket this morning, they won't be wearing it later on today. it is going to be hot. in the tri valley, we're topping out at 98 degrees in livermore up to 100 in antioch and in concord. oakland today reaching 84 degrees and 96 in napa. san jose reaching 92 degrees. as we're starting out, we see cha that clear view over the south bay. as you're getting dressed this morning, wear something that will help keep you cool. some short sandals, a t-shirt and keeping a cool towel on your neck will help you out today. and even though we have some cooler temperatures in san francisco, at oracle park for the game this evening, it's still going to be pretty warm under all of that sunshine. not much of a win, but it feels nicer later on this evening and we are getting ready for some nicer weather. but it doesn't happen until this

weekend when high pressure starts to back off and it allows for some more gusty winds to pour in some cooler air from the pacific northwest. but once again, that happens this weekend. so we still have three or four more days of extreme heat. you can count friday with a high of 96, but we peak tomorrow up to 104 degrees. mike, you're closely tracking that south bay commute. >> that's right, kari, because we know we had that crash. the traffic alert in gilroy for north 101. we're now seeing that south bay build happen in part because folks are make their way throughout the south bay and in part because folks continue to speed in out of gilroy. we had a crash in the backup, the slow jan off of 152 and coming up into san martin. your typical pattern, then things speed up until you get into the rest of san jose. the rest of bay shows a smooth flow of traffic, the crash over on the shoulder near the dublin interchange out of lanes and getting towards the bay bridge

we have now reached a half hour for that point. the drive slows a bit to the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> thanks so much, mike. 6:52. happening now, the area around notre dame cathedral is taped off right now. they're trying to absorb the lead from the expire and roof that melted during the april fire. cleanup work inside notre dame suspended last month for safety reason and it will resume next week. restoration is expected to take years. next here on "today any bay," a quick look at those tops stories including a fire burning in mendocino county. overnight, people noticed the smell across the bay area. where the fire stands right now. ahead for you at 7:00 on "today," what we're learn background jeffrey epstein's final moments. plus, they'll speak with the

reporter who originally broke the story about where the case goes from here. we'll be back with more news just after the break. it is 6:53. you're watching "today n bay." he. . . .

it is 6:56. here are the top stories on today in the bay. >> a wildfire is sending dozens

of people from their homes in mendocino county. evacuations are under way. here are the latest numbers from cal fire. structures certainly threatened. and we've been moven toring, a spare the air alert day has been issued. she here is a live look. pg&e plans toen can duct a power safety cutoff drill today. they will take place in oakland, san leandro and the castro valley. they will see pg&e employees in these areas. power will not be interrupted. back to our other big story this morning, sadly, the death of a chp officer killed in the line of duty in california. overnight, we learned the officer who died was andre moye. a husband and father. he died after the suspect was

pulled over and there was a shoot-out. moye was killed, two other officers hurt, one critically. the gunman also killed. late last night, a prosession took his flag-draped casket to the county coroner's office. dozens lined up along the roadway to salute him. tributes are pouring in. the waiting game in the ghost ship trial hits his seventh day today. the jury has more than three months of tmt to go over. the group of nine women and three men must decide whether or not to convect the master and his associate of 26 counts of involuntary man slaughter. that's one count for each person that died in the 2016 warehouse fire. apple is about to refresh its lineup. the company typically unveils its new devices in september. that means apple's older iphones

will likely drop in price. it's rumored the new model will be called apple 11. >> they're aiming for a big time name. >> after ten comes -- >> 11. >> we'll see. all right. 100 maybe the digits. >> unfortunately. it will be hot. and this is what we're talking about. our inland valley is reaching 100 today. temperatures peak tomorrow and then come down for the weekend. we're also going be warming up in san francisco. get ready for mid 80s over the next few days. >> all right. what about that morning commute? >> we'll look at the map. overall, nothing unexpected this tuesday. san mateo bridge just start to see the slowing to the peninsula and on the peninsula. i'm jumping on facebook live

right now. follow us, nbc bay area. give you a sneak peek here behind the scenes. special guests in our news room, in fact, right now. >> you don't want to miss that and so much more we're going to have for you at mid day coming up at 11:00. . good morning, fbi raid, agents descend on jeffrey epstein's private caribbean island, the criminal investigation only intensifying after his suicide. this morning, what investigators could be looking for and the attorney general sounds off. >> victims deserve justice, and they will get it. >> the latest just ahead. breaking overnight, highway shooto shootout. a gun battle breaks out on a california interstate. one officer killed, two others inre