stops reacting. at 7:00 om, a discussion of how quickly we could see products approved by the fda and be available to families. right now at 6:00, repaving roads, a nearly decade long work starting today. homeless center fight, the renewed push against a controversial navigation in san francisco over a terrifying atack outside a won dough. the new look we're getting at the suspect this morning. >> vacation danger. new deaths linked at tainted alcohol in central america overnight. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. back to school for a lot of kids this morning, got a long list, alameda unified, fremont union, franklin, vallejo -- >> just go back to school, everybody. >> west contra costa county. woo! and the day is just starting. >> marcus did his homework. >> get the backpacks ready.

>> getting the school lunches ready, too, and you're probably wondering what should your kid wear to school? judging by the weather, it's going to be different everywhere you go. if you're in san francisco, of course san francisco unified school district we have the cloud cover and the temperatures are in the upper 50s. low 60s by about 12:00, we'll be in the mid-60s and it's going to be a little warmer for those of you who are on the west contra costa unified school day, 68 degrees by 10:00 a.m. and by 11:00 a.m. we'll be in the 70s. it is going to be warm in the 80s by the time you pick them up from school in west contra costa. i'll look at how other bay area school forecasts are doing. first over to mike. >> vianey the bay bridge. oakland unified started a week ago. they've had a week the parents have to adjust to the schedule. i did see this monday morning a lot more folks head for the early commute, the metering lights were turned on at 5:12. it's starting to sort itself out now. we have the build coming off the berkeley curve as well. west contra costa unified also has their schools coming online,

same thing for livermore school, we talked about that. that will affect the flow of traffic as will the reenrollment, they're enrolled, the back to school folks for san francisco as well. north 101 we have slowing around sierra point parkway, a crash registered in one of the middle lanes that say problem headed toward candlestick for those familiar with that part of the peninsula. the rest of the peninsula and south bay moves smoothly. >> behind me downtown san jose beautiful shot and some of the bumpiest roads in the bay area are getting a makeover here in the city. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live for us in san jose where the city plans to repave every road within the next nine years. this is a big push, bob. >> reporter: we're talking about over 2,400 miles of road and nearly a decade. we're here on melrose avenue, behind me, not far from king and mckee here in san jose, and melrose avenue used to be rated very poor, because it was so worn

down and broken. it looks like new. it's one of many streets being repaved. or about to be repaved. later this afternoon, san jose mayor sam liccardo and other city leaders will stand out here and hold a news conference to let residents know san jose plans to repave all 2,400 plus miles of road within city limits within the next nine years. this is maintenance long overdue. you might recall a report last year by a national transportation research group called t.r.i.p. that ranked san jose second nationwide for having the worst roads with 64% in poor condition. there was another report last year that stated 400 miles roughly in san jose of roads in san jose were in desperate need of repair. the city started repaving earlier this year using money from measures b, t and sb1. the goal is to repave 200 miles of residential streets plus an additional 80 miles of major roads by year's end. the city says that this would be the biggest year

on record when it comes to numbers of miles of roads repaved. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> all right, bob, thanks so much for that update with that. jurors are once again expected to be right back at it in a few hours from now, this is the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire trial marks three weeks since jurors first received the case, deciding the fate of derek almena and max harris, both charged in involuntary manslaughter. if convicted they could be sentenced to nearly 40 years in prison. nbc bay area has a spot in the newsroom. whenever a verdict is reached we'll bring you that coverage live. >> it's 6:04. a man is due in court, john lee cowel is expected to enter a plea. a judge recently ruled the 28-year-old is competent to stand trial despite his mental illness. nia wilson died in the attack last year. her sister was critically injured. investigators never revealed a motive. happening today a man who authorities said was caught

on camera attacking a woman entering her san francisco condo is due to appear in court. these side by side images show the suspect austin james vincent. his public defender put out the new photo following the release of the booking photo on the left. the incident has sparked a debate over the homeless navigation center being built near the condo, and the victim of the attack is weighing in. she wants the city to stop construction pointed to a drug and mental illness problem in the city. >> please take action. don't build this here. you don't have the capability to properly manage it. you don't even know who these people are. >> that woman has joined the group that recently sued to block the center. the mayor's office is committed to the plan, arguing other navigation centers have not led to a neighborhood crime spike. developing now an iranian oil tanker detained by western

forces off the force of gibraltar has been lifted and anchored and is moving on. u.s. leaders suspected that the tanker had been on its way to syria. european union forces detained it for more than a month, believing that it was attempting to breach sanctions against syria. new information on a surge of deaths in costa rica tied to tainted alcohol. in total, 25 people have died and nearly 60 people have been hospitalized according to "usa today." earlier this summer, costa rica issued a national alert and confiscated 30,000 bottles of liquor it said was laced with methanol, a poisonous alcohol found in antifreeze. this comes as the fbi investigates ten american deaths in the dominican republic. investigators are working to find out if tainted alcohol played a role. in case you missed it, kayakers in alaska see an amazing sight, a glacier collapsing right in front of

them. the kayakers were out on what they originally called a peaceful glacier exploration at alaska's spencer glacier. they noticed a flashl bridge starting to collapse, then they found themselves in danger, as an eight-foot wave then rushed towards the look at that. scientists say this is the new normal in the area as climate change is melting the glaciers. here in the bay area our temperatures are modest. >> no triple digits today, no 90s but we've got to brave them while they last. we'll get similar conditions today. 82 degrees in san jose for our daytime highs. 80 degrees in gilroy. in through the east bay talking 70s for oakland, 72, our typically warmer spots including livermore, concord, all in those low 80s as well along the peninsula. 77 degrees for redwood city and if you're hanging out in san francisco, you're going to

notice the cloud cover it will linger a lot longer. we have a sea breeze that will kick up the winds through the afternoon. expect breezy conditions to start and out through the north bay 82 degrees for santa rosa. but let's get a check of how the roads are doing with mike. >> let's take you out to the maps, we're seeing overall green sensors dominate, that's the good news. we have a couple of spots where we're tracking. the most recent update westbound 84, your commute direction through pleasanton and livermore funneling toward 680 right where it funnels from two lanes to one lane. there say crash around the ge plant and so do keep that in mind, it may take a few minutes to clear. we may see more slowing and you may want to leave a few minutes early. 680 the route holds steady through pleasant i don't know. 880 slows out of san leandro and hayward city right on schedule. the peninsula, second of the issues, north 101 at the candlestick off-ramp. a car went off the roadway, hit a light pole there. no word on whether there are life wires but it does not sound

like that's the case. the issue is the crash itself and that will block your slow lane, that's what's causing the slowing as you head up toward candlestick. 280 is completely cleared as it often is at this point of the morning and the bay bridge toll plaza of course has your metering lights. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 6:09. still ahead on "today in the bay," facebook versus starbucks. not exactly. but next and new this hour, the company's reason for opening cafes. and if you're a realtor or a car dealer, you may want to know a lot of people at lyft are finally going to be able to sell their stock. the cuffs come off. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues.

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good morning. it is 6:12. cloudy and cool in san francisco right now, also expected to see that breeze kicking up throughout the day, not just for the coastline but also in through inland areas. temperatures below seasonable for this afternoon. i'll give you a look at daytime highs. we have changes on the way coming up. changes for the lighting and the crowd. west 92 tail lights aheaded across the flat section, slowing because of the volume. we have an issue on the peninsula headed toward san francisco. we'll show thaw coming up. happy monday to you. and good morning.

a happy monday to you. lyft is making news. i will get to that one in a second. markets look to bounce higher after president trump said positive things about talks with china. he met with apple's tim cook on sunday. they had dinner. it sounded like cook convinced him to make apple a special case and keep iphones tariff free. as for china, president trump tweeted "we are doing very well with china, and talking!" a busy week for fed watchers this week. wednesday we get the minutes from the latest fomc meeting, those are the tea leaves showing the reasoning behind the rate cut. friday, powell will speak. there's an all-out battle between the white house and the fed. the white house wants the fed to lower rates to boost the economy. the fed wants to show it's independent and can't be bossed around but probably should lower rates to boost the economy but the white house doesn't want the fed to do that if by doing so it's saying the economy is in trouble. this is video from march and lyft ringing the electronic bell on the nasdaq after its successful ipo. today a very important day as

well. the lockup on lyft shares ends. as of today, a lot of people who have lyft shares who are not allowed to sell them will be allowed to sell them if they wish. that could put a lot of lyft shares on the market. you know the deal with supply and demand. so watch lyft prices today. then over the next few months, a number of other companies that went public in the early part of 2019 see their lockups expire, including pinterest, uber and chewy. chewy is the online pet store that delivers things like dog food. i've been mystified how it's different than pets.com, the famous dot-comof the dot-comera or infamous perhaps. also i get the excuse to run this as well as viewers have noticed. >> i think i interviewed the puppet. >> yes, i think he did the new year's parade or something, emceed it as well. >> tlef suhey have such a good commercial campaign but didn't get off the ground. >> they were delivering heavy

sacks of dog food over the internet. >> which chewy does now. i think people weren't ready for it. i can get my own dog food. now -- >> we can get anything. i don't want to. just deliver it. >> and feed the dog. and walk the dog. look where we've come. >> somebody has a dog for you, and just you feed it, you walk it, you care for it. >> you visit it from time to time? >> i'll send somebody. >> an aunt or an uncle i guess. >> thanks, scott. >> you bet. >> 6:15 for you. tesla now offering rooftop solar panels for rent. sound pretty cool. elon musk tweets it's available in six states including california as low as $65 a month. musk says that consumers can cancel any time. however, listen to this, it will cost you $1,500 to remove the panels and restore your roof. >> could be handy with the hot temperatures we've been having. facebook getting more user friendly with the opening of a new pop-up cafe. this is happening in the united

kingdom later this month. according to "the evening standard" the social media will serve free coffee and help users set up their privacy settings. the move comes as facebook faces criticism over its data privacy practices. there's no word yet if the company has any plans to open similar cafes in the u.s. >> so we are asking the company who is in the business of gathering data to help us protect our data. >> there you go. >> kind of how it works. all right, sprvianey, today, th weekend was really nice. >> it was nice. is. >> sunny for some. >> very sunny, a little sunburn now, might as well show it off. >> good for you. >> great! >> i'll be using aloe vera plant my way later today. >> you look beautiful. >> oh, thanks. all right we've got the cloud cover, and we even got reports of drizzle overnight once again in the santa cruz mountains as

well. so some areas got a little bit of drizzle overnight because of the cloud cover and temperatures right now are cool, but eventually into the afternoon, san jose 82 degrees. gilroy 80 degrees. 84 for east san jose, i feel like now you can really see my sunburn now that i pointed it out. all right. so headed for the east bay, oakland 72 and then we've got the 80s again in through concord. so below normal for this time of year, we're supposed to be in the upper 80s and 90s which is what we saw and i know we had the triple digits last week. we're not going to see that today or tomorrow. we're going to continue to see these sort of 70s and 80s, but weather is always changing constantly. what's going to happen over the next couple of days, the middle of the week the pacific northwesterly rain up top and just down below in the southern plains we have this ridge of high pressure that's going to creep on in, if you notice in the time line wednesday into thursday, here comes that high

pressure, warming up those valleys anywhere between 92 to possibly 98. so we could creep into the triple digits for some inland areas but more than likely remain in the hot 90s, which is equally potentially dangerous, regardless of the situation in terms of heat exhaustion. it's all things you have to look out for and prepare for. hopefully you can get a fan if you don't have ac, do all the things necessary. by wednesday and thursday, 72 degrees. even in san francisco, which people typically don't have ac necessarily along the peninsula of san francisco because they figure that coastal breeze will keep them out, well, not this week. wednesday, thursday, friday our temperatures will climb into the 90s. 95 degrees, it's going to be pretty hot and by saturday and sunday the 90s remain in the forecast. mike? >> vianey, we're looking at a gradual build for most of the bay. we have a couple of spots where we're focusing. over here highway 4 and walnut creek standard build there. walnut creek and orinda b.a.r.t.

stations open on schedule. highway 24 opened early, great news. the bay bridge toll plaza also had metering lights on early, not great news but a standard flow right now. on the peninsula, this is one of our trouble spots north 101 approaching candlestick right at the off-ramp and the approach traffic is affecting the slow lane is blocked. a crash no major injuries but a lot of slowing early for that portion headed up the peninsula. in the tri-valley the update i don't know whether or not they have the disabled vehicle anymore. it was reported right by the ge plant where the two roads merge toward west 84, it may be cleared now. we see a standard flow of traffic through that portion of the tri-valley. the south bay, peninsula move nicely. that one spot as you head up in toward candlestick, north 101 is jammed up. 101 here through palo alto what most of the peninsula drive is like because it's still 6:19. back to you. >> i like that drive. thanks, mike. new for you this hour, a gruesome discovery in southern california. the homicide investigation in joshua tree this morning. who pays when a delivery

crew damages your home? in this case, no one. until we stepped in. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds" next. jooirnlgs but first our team is always on social media. this is an artist painting a mural at the sf festival over the weekend. follow nbc bay area team on facebook, twitter and instagram. you're watching "today in the bay."

6:22. continuing coverage. hong kong is returning to normal today, this is after a weekend of massive protests. streets were filled with workers right now while organizers, according to organizers i should say, more than 1.7 million people filled the streets during sunday's demonstrations, despite heavy rain. the protests were overwhelmingly peaceful, after violent clashes last week between police and demonstrators. >> i we are not demanding something else or something extra. >> last week, police and protesters battled each other at the airport and hundreds of flights were canceled. >> 6:23. new today, southern california homicide detectives are investigating the mysterious death of a man at joshua tree. authorities found his burned body in a dry lakebed there about 135 miles east of los angeles. so far the man has not been identified. investigators are determine if there was a witness.

they're calling it a homicide based on evidence found at the scene. a 9-year-old girl talking about her big scare friday when she was bitten by a shark while playing in the water in florida. el >> it felt like a grab at first, and then like it just ripped into the skin and that's when it hurt and felt like a bite. >> that shark bit mallory crumm as she played in knee-deep water with her two sisters. video shows the bandages where the shark grabbed onto her leg leaving her with 12 stitches. her family's visiting from florida, visiting florida from ohio. the attack happened at new smyrna beach, the scene of about ten shark attacks over the past month. you can see the full interview, coming up on the "today" show at 7:00 a.m., right after "today in the bay." we may soon find pleasanton's downtown growing up. the plan to allow taller buildings over the next 20 years could be approved at tomorrow's city council meeting.

some residents say it will destroy the city's small town feel. the plan would raise the height limit for public and institutional buildings from 40 feet to 46 feet. commercial buildings would be capped at 40 feet. 6:25. nbc bay area responds to a gilroy woman who says an appliance delivery team dropped the ball. >> also dropped the delivery. she asked consumer investigator chris chmura and his team for help in getting the damage repaired. >> good morning. amanda berretto bought a new washer and dryer from lowe's. she said the delivery crew dropped the washing machine while carrying it up the stairs. they damaged a wall, a handrail and light switch. she asked the delivery company to repair all that but they didn't so she turned to us. we contacted lowe's headquarters, it stepped up and worked with that delivery company to pay amanda $1,680.88 for those repairs. lowe's declined to tell us

anything else about amanda's case. one thing is missing here, photos. any time a company sends anyone to your house, take pictures of what is going on especially if there's a problem. document everything. it just might save you some money and time. dealing with delivery damage of your own? call us, 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. still ahead this morning, the future of b.a.r.t. the big test today at one of the busiest stops in the bay area. how the ticket-less station works and where it is. this morning, a new push to make life easier for teachers in the bay area. the potential deal to add housing just for them. a missing man was rescued overnight. the missing jet skier now recovering in the north bay. plus -- ♪ start me up, start me up, i'll

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good monday morning to you. quickly approaching 6:30. a live look at the bay bridge, a little hazy out there this

morning. we're getting started with the day and back to school for a lot of kids today. >> a little cooler out there this morning. grab the jacket but put their name on it. good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. vianey arana is in for kari this morning with a look at the forecast for you. >>good morning. i remember my mom writing my name on the tag on the inside. good trick. i would still lose them. i'm not going to lie. san francisco unified school day so far we're going to keep that cloud cover through about 11:00 a.m. temperatures in the 60s and it is breezy in san francisco today. so they're going to need a sweater. even by the lunch hour by 1:00, 62 degrees. recess and all that good stuff it will be somewhat cool and san francisco is only topping out in the upper 60s. as far as the west contra costa unified school day, a lot warmer there, starting out in the 60s but if you notice by their recess time, temperatures will be in the 70s and with a lot of sunshine. mike? >> vianey, we're looking at alameda schools as well,

livermore schools will change the flow of traffic. we had a week of adjustment for the oakland unified, and that sorts itself out nicely. looking toward the south ba franklin mckinley and fremont union high school in sunnyville, not fremont, coming back online with no real changes right now to the freeway flow. north 101 this is a good change, the crash at candlestick has cleared in the last few minutes. we get good recovery now but still slow coming up toward that area of the peninsula, that's north of san mateo so keep that in mind. getting toward the bay bridge, no surprises. we had the metering lights turned on a little early, back to normal, marcus. >> thanks, mike. new overnight for you, b.a.r.t. wrapping up a weekend track work in contra costa county, orinda, lafayette and walnut creek b.a.r.t. stations were all shut down. crews were replacing 500 feet of aging track, it was the first of six weekend closures through october. the next one is labor day weekend. and new for you this morning, you will no longer be able to purchase paper tickets at the busiest b.a.r.t. station in san francisco, and b.a.r.t.

is aiming to make this a system-wide deal. "today in the bay's" pete suratos joining us live from the embarcadero station with those details. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus. starting this morning, you can only purchase clipper cards if you're here at the embarcadero station. we're standing in front of those stations where you could purchase one of those clipper cards. b.a.r.t. hopes it will make things run more efficiently in the long run. four stations are taking part in this pilot program over the next couple of months, the 19th street station in oakland began august 5th. embarcadero today and powell street in downtown berkeley starting next month. while paper tickets aren't available for purchase at these stations, you could still use them to enter or exit gates and riders can add a fare to a paper ticket to exit a station. b.a.r.t. says the clipper card will save money, it's reusable over a longer period of time and doesn't jam up fare gates and reduces paper waste. we did get a chance to speak

with riders. here is what they're saying about this, this morning. >> i feel like it's areat idea. it's for the environment, also saves time as well. especially since they have a lot of payments, it's good. >> reporter: take you back out here live to embarcadero station, you can only purchase clipper cards as of this morning. we're told officials are going to hand out free clipper cards at embarcadero through wednesday. the goal is to make this system wide by 2020. we're live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, pete. 6:33. we also have another live look in san francisco, it's the first day of school for students in the bay area's largest school district. more than 60,000 students will begin classes today in san francisco schools. mayor london breed will stop by star king elementary and roosevelt middle school later this morning to greet students and of course parents. today a new twist in the conversation about affordable housing in the south bay. the city of san jose and santa

clara university may create housing units that could help solve the housing issue and a teacher staffing problem. kris sanchez joins us live from santa clara with more on the discussion taking place later today. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning, to you, laura. santa clara university and two top tier high schools in san jose say recruiting and retaining teachers is really difficult, because of the high cost of housing here in our area, so that's why santa clara university is asking the city of san jose to change the zoning for this three-acre site on campbell avenue near the university's baseball diamond to allow residential development. the proposal is for 290 units of housing designated for the staff of santa clara university, bellerman college prep and christo ray jesuit high school at below market rates. the proposal calls for 26,000 square feet of commercial space with the university spokesperson tells me would include a business incubator.

according to "the mercury news" city staff recommended rejecting the proposal in order to keep industrial land available in the city of san jose for job creation with the planning commission voting to move forward. there is a public discussion tonight at 6:00 at the santa clara university locatelli student center, open to the public. although there is a business on this property here right now on campbell avenue, there is other residential areas down that way and there are other residential units down that way as well. so it wouldn't be completely out of question to have a residential spot here in this location, but certainly the city of san jose trying to figure out how to balance jobs and housing. i'm right on the border of san jose and santa clara. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. >> 6:35. in the north bay this morning, teachers in forestville union school district will be back in school following a strike. it ended last week when the 16

teachers reached a new three-year deal. the forestville teachers association says it includes a 5% raise over the next two years. new details and a happy development overnight in the search for a missing jet skier in the north bay. one sonoma county deputy tells us all about it. >> that's mr. young right there. he got air lifted. he got transported and he's going to get treated for a complaint, just got to see how he's doing. >> this is video from a facebook live deputies posted overnight, shows 53-year-old eddie young arriving by helicopter at north bay medical center. he got lost yesterday after he went to get help for his friend whose jet ski had run out of gas in grizzly bay north of port chicago. his friend made it to civilization and was the one who reported young was missing about 4:00 p.m. a marine search team found young some seven hours later on an island in sassoon bay. satisfaction for rolling stones fans. >> they had a late night at

levi's. take a look. ♪ don't you worry about what's on your mind, oh, no ♪ >> the stones definitely blew past the original 10:00 p.m. curfew. 49ers management and the city of santa clara prearrange to have the curfew extended to 11:00 a.m. the concert was rescheduled in may when mick jagger underwent heart procedure. >> he's still on the move. >> he never sits down. >> not at all. that's probably why he's so thin. 6:37. remember the tesla roadster shot into space? the car and driver starman, the mannequin, have completed their first orbit around the sun. believe it or not, it's been 558 days since the spacex launch. the car traveled over 762 million miles.

next stop for the car is mars, where it will arrive in october of next year. i don't know if it comes skidding in on the planet or what. >> a little drifting going on. we'll see how that goes. first car track, that would be awesome. i don't think that will happen. we'll see what happens. spacex, we never know what's going to be developed over there by mr. erron musk. over here we're looking past where tesla's plant is and various offices around the bay moving smoothly for the green sensors around the bay. i want to take you up here. we have slowing behind my name. let's take you to waze. as we mapped out a few spots in the area, the waze, the drivers have shown it say little bit faster, if you take that jog over with that purple line on 380, and over toward 280, that will be faster than if you travel north where it is still slow past candlestick where the earlier crash has cleared from lanes. that's really the only slowing on the peninsula. back out to our regular maps system the approach over from the east bay shows a nice easy drive as well. the metering lights turned on

early at the bay bridge but things calmed down. oakland had a week to adjust so their schools so more parents are taking off earlier. >> really important to watch out for kids, as they're walking and biking to school. slow it down. but go fast for the weekend. >> don't slow down the week. >> speed up the work week. saturday and sunday it's going to get hotter again. it's coming back. we got a little bit of a break from the excessive heat this past weekend, even though it's still warm it was much better than the triple digits we saw. by saturday, coast, bay and inland 69 degrees for the coast. the bay and inland areas see a temp climb into the 90s for inland areas and that's all thanks to high pressure that's starting to rebuild wednesday and thursday into the weekend. so that's what's going to keep us a little bit warmer than what we saw this past weekend, but actually normally average for this time of year. sunday's forecast 97 degrees for inland areas. even the bay and the coast will be in the 70s. so you might actually even need

a fan if you live on the peninsula. i know typically people who live in san francisco don't feel like they need ac but go out and get yourself a fan because the temperatures are expected to warm back up next weekend. back to you. >> all right, consider ourselves warned. 6:40 right now. coming up next, regulating pot sales. the contra costa county city set to place new limits on the way people can buy marijuana. and more backlash over the nfl's deal with jay-z. new this hour a former 49ers who protested with colin kaepernick and the ones that are speaking out this morning. the white house is defending the condition of the economy. it says that talks with china are going very well. that had an effect on wall street. dow industrials up 282 points. nbc's lester holt is on special assignment, hosting a special edition of "nbc night loy news" tonight from inside iran. he'll talk about tonight's special at 7:00 a.m. on the "today" show.

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it is 6:43. look how beautiful it is looks over san jose. you'll notice we have some cloud cover out there, once again expect a breezy day. temperatures will be warming up into the upper 70s and 80s for inland areas. a little cooler by the host. a look at how your day shapes up and the rest of the work week coming up. >> look at this beautiful view

of the nimitz freeway. 808 moves nice north and south. northbound the tail lights headed up toward the bay bridge, we add that to your travel times and a smooth drive. top of your screen westbound 80, that's east shore freeway slows because of congestion, highway 4 to the backup at the bay bridge. good morning to you. behind me this is a live look at downtown san jose. you see many of the streets right there. some of the bumpiest roads in the bay area are now in line for a makeover and all in san jose. later this afternoon, mayor sam liccardo will lay out san jose's plan to remaeve all 2,400 miles of road within the next nine years. and new overnight, a man is dead after being hit in downtown fremont while crossing the

street, it happened just before midnight an paseo padre parkway. the northbound roadway is closed between walnut and capitol avenues. the road is not expected to reopen until 8:00 this morning. fremont police say the cause of that accident is under investigation. it's not clear if drugs or alcohol were involved. happening today, former lyft driver accused of kidnapping and sexually abusing a rider is expected to appear in a san mateo county courthouse. prosecutors say tony colocolo picked up a woman outside a san meato bar a little over a week ago. he's accused of driving her to her home in tracy and sexually asuiting her, after she passed out in his car. he's expected to enter a plea today. in:can cloud cover county, pleasant hill councilmembers vote on a pair of proposed delivery only medical marijuana businesses. under the proposed ordinances the stores would have to be at least 60 feet away from schools, day cares and youth centers.

in you're flying out of sfo any time soon, listen up. you may want to consider packing an empty water bottle before you catch a flight. starting tomorrow the airport will no longer sell plastic bottles not in restaurants or vending machines. this is part of the airport's effort to become more green. sfo installed more than 100 new water fountains. new today, former 49er eric reed is blasting the nfl's new partnership with jay-z. reed, who was kohlen kaepernick's teammate also took a knee before his preseason game on sunday. after the game, reed asked when and if the rapper had ever taken a knee, and blasted jay-z for telling people the country is past kneeling. he tied the partnership to rumors about jay-z wanting to become an nfl team owner. 6:46. the president is touting the strong economy. >> scott mcgrew, he says the media is trying to push the u.s. into a recession. >> the president is saying that.

there's no question we in the media have some power to set an overall mood. if we had the power to push a economy into the recession we also assume we have the power to pull our country out of recession. i guarantee we don't have the power to do that. what is weighing on the economy is the trade war. here is the president speak being china. >> they're losing millions and millions of jobs in china, and we're not paying for the tariffs, china is paying for the tariffs, for the 100th time. >> no, they don't. even mr. trump acknowledged that in recent speeches china doesn't pay the tariffs and he even delayed the tariff s saying it would cost americans too much at christmas. president trump tied his 2020 campaign to the economy, his top economic adviser defending it on sunday morning's "meet the press." >> well i tell you what, i sure don't see a recession. we had some blockbuster retail sales consumer numbers towards the back end of last week, really blockbuster numbers, and

in fact, despite a lot of worries with the volatile stock market, most economists on wall street toward the end of the week had been marking up their forecast for the third and fourth quarter. >> president trump once again claiming lots of people voted in the 2016 election who should not have voted. he made that claim in new hampshire saying thousands and thousands voted improperly there. the head of the american elections, the chairwoman of the federal elections committee has said over and over it's not true and she wants trump to prove what he's saying. she says there comes a time where you need to lay your cards on the table or fold. fake voting may not be a big problem but all of a sudden we are seeing people using legitimate data as a weapon. congressman joaquin castro whose twin brother is running for president, published the names of big trump supporters in his hometown of san antonio. it is public data, you can look it up, who donates to trump, biden or castro or whoever in palo alto on your phone, but it is being used as a weapon.

this seems new. in fact we saw it touring the debate over prop 8 in california. the ceo of mozilla lost his job after he donated to support prop 8 which prohibited gay marriage. his critics publicized that donation. it may not have reflected employees values but well within his rights to do so. we're watching everything that's happening in washington. follow me on twitter, i'm @scottmcgrew. >> thanks so much, scott. across the bay area, a lot of animals waking up in new homes this morning. our clear the shelters event proved to be another massive success. you may see marcus and i, we were out along with a lot of other friendly faces and furry faces as well. we were at shelters across the bay area. we teamed up with our sister station telemundo 48. more than 1,000 pets were adopted in just our area alone, and that doesn't include all of our nbc and telemundo sister stations across the country. we were over at berkeley humane, marcus and myself, and it was hard not to fall in love with

the little furry faces. >> i fell in love with little marcus washington. >> he wasn't so little. >> true. >> pretty herselfavy. >> like father, like son. >> i got to look up and see about the chicken they named after me, an actual chicken. i hope she did. i'll figure that out. i hope you get a chance to enjoy your new pup or kitty or whatever sort of animal you adopted this weekend. the weather will be another comfortable day, but we're going to warm up later this week, so you have to take advantage of the fact that we're not going to hit the triple digits today. peninsula, 59, partly cloudy. south bay 61. tri-valley 59 degrees. san francisco 58. in through the north bay 56. east bay at 61, and we even got drizzle up to the santa cruz mountains with the cloud cover. the sea breeze has helped definitely improve our air quality. this weekend the beautiful blue skies and we'll remain good through today and tomorrow and we have some changes up ahead but your microclimate highs for

this afternoon will be in the 80s for gilroy. 80 degrees. san jose 82. in through the east bay we are talking about low 70s for oakland, 72, and then a little bit further inland in pleasanton 85 degrees, and along the peninsula, 73 degrees for san mateo, 77 in redwood city, up through san francisco upper 60s. remember not a lot of sunshine in san francisco today. we're going to keep a lot of the cloud cover and also breezy so if you're sending your kids off to school today, make sure they have a sweater. it's not going to warm up in san francisco. up through the north bay, 80 degrees expected for the sonoma area and we're going to stay in the 80s through tomorrow, and then approaching nearby we have this good old ridge of high pressure, we have a system off to the north and the interaction between these two will help keep our temperatures below the triple digits but the high pressure will be strong enough to bump us back up into those 70s for san francisco. by wednesday and thursday, remaining through the weekend forecast, and for inland areas as well, expect the warmup to

really start to trend upward by wednesday. mike, how are the roads? >> overall things are looking good. we have one spot headed up toward san francisco with a continued issue in that area. meanwhile the south bay shows your typical build, right now as we're building, remember we have a few more school districts coming in, franklin mckinley and fremont and union in sunnyvale as well. more folks coming online. we saw oakland come upline and the backup at the toll plaza started early and sorted out to its normal self now. crash at candlestick cleared. wazers an update a crash just a bit farther north right around hospital curve, update from the wazer and thank the rest of the community. join nbc bay area wazers and we'll share that information even though it might not come through the chp. back out to the maps the rest of your commute shows a smoother

drive. there is the backup over here at the bay bridge toll plaza, with the fastrak lanes moving a little bit smoother now. we have no problems for b.a.r.t. after that weekend work. everything came back online. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. 6:53. happening now, a massive pallet fire burning in oregon, burning in salem, just south of portland. new video of firefighters battling it at sunrise. a witness nearby heard several explosions at about 3:00 in the morning. workers headed to the facility. they say fuel containers there caught fire. next and new for you here on "today in the bay," a quick look at the top stories in the past few minutes. we're getting word of a deadly shooting in san jose. we'll tell you what we know so far, coming up. plus the future of b.a.r.t. the big test today and one of the busiest stops in the bay area, how the ticket-less station works and where it's located. plus a promising new lead in the push to cure food allergies. at 7:00, the "today" show is talking with a stanford doctor about how close we could be to a cure. you don't want to miss that, and

much more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up in a bit. it is 6:53.

6:56. before you head out the door here are the top stories we're covering on "today in the bay." >> happening today, no more paper b.a.r.t. tickets at the embarcadero station. they're looking live now, where that is happening. starting this morning, there will be clipper card only sales

as part of the b.a.r.t. pilot program that is eliminating paper tickets at four stations. it will be outreach staff at embarcadero all week to help out with the transition. we're finding out a man is dead, another hurt after an overnight shooting in san jose. this happened just after midnight in the neighborhood near winchester and hamilton avenue north of camp ben. the surviving man was grazed by a bullet and treated at the scene. we checked with san jose police. so far no arrests or details on a possible motive. this marks san jose's 24th homicide this year. happening today, a man authorities say was caught on camera attacking a woman entering her san francisco condo is due to appear in court. the side by side images show the suspect austin james vincent. the public defender put out the new photo of his client on the right following the release of the booking photo. the incident has since sparked a debate over the homeless navigation center being built near the condo building where the attack happened.

the victim in that attack is weighing in. she wants the city to stop construction pointing to a drug and mental illness problem in the city. >> please take action. don't build this here. you don't have the capability to properly manage it. you don't even know who these people are. >> the woman has joined the group that recently sued to block the center. the mayor's office is committed to the plan arguing other navigation centers have not led to a neighborhood crime spike. jurors once again expected to be back at it in a few hours from now in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire trial. this marks three weeks since jurors first received the case. they're deciding the fate of derek almena and max harris, both charged with involuntary manslaughter. if convicted they could be sentenced to nearly 40e years in prison. nbc bay area has a spot in the newsroom. whenever the verdict is reached, we will bring you the coverage live. let's check the forecast before we go to the "today" show

this morning. a nice day ahead? >> very nice. another day where it's going to be similar to what you saw yesterday and the week before, it's breezy. cloudy in san francisco so start so high 68 degrees and by tuesday and wednesday, those temperatures start to go back up into those 70s. mid-70s by thursday, and then as we head in toward inland areas it will be way more noticeable in terms of the warmup, by wednesday and thursday, we're going to talk about upper 90s yet again into next weekend, so if you don't like the heat, i'm sorry, you are on your own. >> you've done your job. >> so sorry. >> you gave them the message. >> that's right. >> right now we look at the bridges, they're pretty busy. >> as you'd expect and folks coming back to school, we see the changes to the pattern for the morning commute. an early backup at the bay bridge toll plaza but things sorted out to their normal flow. no problems for the maze. san mateo bridge westbound 92 look how nicely the traffic flows through oakland.

good note for fremont, paseo padre reopened after a crash, a pedestrian was hit sadly but the roadway is reopened. >> that does to for us this morning for "today in the bay." the fun does not stop here, go to us on facebook live right now. good morning. good morning summer scorcher. a dangerous heat wave about to blanket the country from texas to new england more than 60 million americans affected record highs expected along the east coast after a weekend of storms caused travel chaos, where the new threat of severe weather is today. pushing back president trump downplays fears the economy is on the slide. >> i don't think we're having a recession. we're doing tremendously well. our consumers are rich >> but with the market's roller coaster, what to expect this week appalled prince andrew's new statement