good morning to you on this tuesday, september 17th for you right now. a live look outside at san francisco from the mountains. a beautiful shot there at the bay area. good morning to you. thank you for join iing us this morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's get straight to the forecast. >> a little cooler this morning and it's dry. it's nice to see some all clear skies across the bay area. that's a live look outside. we are going to have a lot of sunshine. and a cool start. then lead iing into a mild day. our highs reaching 77 degrees in

san jose. 80 in morgan hill. it's going to be slightly cool er than what we're used to. we'll talk about what's ahead. it's a different start for the trivalley. only a little bit of slowing, which is not a big deal. we have a little blip in both directions. a nice drive as well out of the area. but note between bethel island and okayly, there's a car fire reported. >> just a few hours, president trump will arrive in the bay area for a fundraiser. >> bob redell is live for us

where air force one will land later this morning. the president has been here before, but what makes this visit so significant? >> reporter: staff is not getting his exact location. the white house is staying vague in order to throw off protesters. this is what happened last time trump visited the bay area during the 2016 campaign rally. hundreds of people protested. actually delayed his arrival. this is video from yesterday. they are gearing up and testing out the inflatable trump chicken. protesters have been looking on the peninsula. >> we will not forgive and

forget the people at the fund rizer. >> we will boycott their businesses. >> i'm excited president trump is holding a campaign rally here in california. i have a number of friends attend iing the event. >> this is going to be a very brief visit. no public appearances. the white house says he will only be here three hours before he leaves for los angeles. reporting live, bob redell, today in the bay. >> that's a fast trip. 4:33 on the democratic side, beto o'rourke coming to the bay area tomorrow. he originally planned to visit in august but cancelled the trip after the mass shooting in his hometown of elpaso, texas. th>> we have you covered for th 2020 election. and we made it simple for you. go to nbcbayarea.com for the

latest on the presidential candidates. new overnight, investigating a deadly accident on highway 92. that's where someone walking along the roadway was struck and killed. it happened before midnight not far near construction closure. authorities say the victim died at the scene and the driver is cooperating with investigators. it's not clear why the person was walking on the highway. >> in san jose, people in one neighborhood say car crashes are becoming an all too common thing. the area in question is along khouw avenue. they are demanding action. >> i've lost several vehicles. >> on coat avenue, nearly every neighborhood has the story about the time someone crashed into one of their cars or yards. >> i have lost. >> reporter: susan's car was parked on the street and hit. she lost shrubs and trees around her home. some of the drivers were drunk.

some of them speeding. >> one is the traffic speed and the other is the issue. >> it's bad. it's bad. >> jeffrey wood is organizing homeowners to ask the city for help in slowing down traffic on the block that connects the downtown. he says there's been is 1 crashes in the past few years. >> it's a sharp curve. when they see the light, they step on it. they have a tendency of losing control. >> the department of transportation. they will complete a stop sign study to see where one could go in and if it will help. >> we're just waiting. >> they are expected to finish by november. >> in other news, a deadly

family boatingen accident on the bay is up to prominent businessman. the family lives in a neighborhood where yesterday police search searched the home. the 11-year-old son died sunday after falling out of the family boat similar to the one in the photo. he was struck but a boat near angel island. the other son also fell in the water and was also hit by the boat. he suffered leg injuries. authorities not only believe he was bin wheel, but he was operating it while intoxicated. >> this was an unusual, horrifying tragedy. we have a duty we're sworn to enforce the law. and that's what we did, as painful as that sometimes is. >> he come from a wealthy family in mexico. he's a a developer who owns multiple restaurants and hotels. a followup on a cay yacht you can weekend fire in an adult store in san jose. this happened sunday night.

firefighters found the body of a man in the basement. investigators now believe this is the same man who showed up at the store, swinging the sledge hammer making threats and setting the place on fire. neighboring merchants say the store has been closed for weeks and the owner was upset he had been kicked out. >> i know he was vikted. but prior to that, he had a sign where he was expressing his discontent. >> firefighters have been release d from the hospital. a followup on a gas pipeline that's raising concerns among activists. the pipeline is located in a ravine near lafayette. the group showed us a photo of the pipe last week. now deputy fire chief is reportedly responding. he tells the east bay times he's concerned about the pipe in part because it's located in what he calls a high fire hazard zone.

they i insist the pipe is safe. there's no cause for concern. >> leaders asking supervisors to keep the library open until a new one. >> they passed a resolution supporting the plan asking supervisors to hold off on demolishing the current library. twopers would build three dozen new homes and a park and it's a a plan neighbors support. the new library won't be ready for two years. >> it's the most heavily populated library in the county. we have people acrosses street. the final say will rest with supervisors. coming up next on today in the bay, if you're looking to get a raise in the next year, there's some good news. what a a new report could signal

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win streak after the attack on saudi oil facilities sent oil soaring. it's slipping as the damage continues. the federal reserve begins a two-day meeting and is expected to cut interest rates, which would lower the cost of borrowing on a wide range of loans. the survey finds average salaries will increase by 3.2%. variable pay or incentive or signing bonuses is expected to surge to record levels. top performers eligible for bonuses and performance awards, special recognition and business incentives will make the most. and the u.s. government is requiring auto makers to uncollude artificial motor sounds in electric and hybrid cars traveling at low speeds this is to alert pedestrians and give drivers ability to choose which sounds they use. drivers should be able to pick

from a set installed in the vehicle and is seeking public feedback. mercedes has an artificial humming sound white-collar whooil the amg brand is working with rock band to find its vehicles. >> that's a good point. i was trying to explain to my kids. you have to try to pay attention. coming up on today in the bay, a check of the forecast. >> as we start out this morning, we are going to have all dry conditions. some clear skies heading out the door, but also some cool temperatures with upper 50s in walnut creek. we'll have a really nice day, a lot of sunshine and slightly cooler than normal weather. more on that coming up next. no sunshine just yet for this live look at the san mateo bridge, but a clear view. i have a crash to report. just a little to the south. we'll check on at.

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the streaming rights to "seinfeld" for the next five years starting in 2021. it's a huge win for netflix after "friends" and "the office" said no soup for you. >> i think we'll see the fog staying away today with mostly sunny skies and breezy winds. our temperatures in the mid-50s for most of us. we do have a few upper 50s, but compare this to 24 hours ago and it's much cooler now in the north bay. walking out the door to temperatures 16 degrees cooler now compared to yesterday at this time. and we know why. it's because we had a lot of clouds rolling by and also some rain pushing through.

as we start out, we'll have slightly lower than normal highs today. reaching up to 80 in morgan hill. for the east bay we have low 80s. and 75 at hayward. we'll also see a high of 75 in reddwood city, san francisco in the upper 60s. for the north bay we're up to 81 in napa. so as we're starting out this morning, clear skies, cool temperatures, you'll be comfortable throughout the day with some light long sleeves and grab the sneakers. you'll want to spend extra time and go for a walk in the park. as we look at what's happening now, we're not seeing any rain, but there's a storm system that's farther to the north that will be moving up to the east.

by friday we're up to 84 degrees. and it will heat up for the weekend. with some upper 80s and 90s. you're already tracking a couple new crashes. >> it's probably just one or two trucks moving along the bay frontage expressway. it's eastbound 84 just off of the dunbar bridge. there's an impact half way between 580. we have a crash around the windmill farms.

so there's some slowing that shows up already heading in toward byron. it's koupt commute, but it will beistraction so we'll follow that and have that r clearing pretty quickly. in toward the bay bridge. there's no problem and light volume starting to build for the cash lanes on either side. we still have one of the cash lanes to the left. >> 4:50 right now. a high speed police pursuit ends in gunfire. we should warn you this video could be disturbing. take a look at this chopper vis video. it showed the chase. when police responded to a hit-and-run. the mini van at times traveled at speeds topping 100 miles per hour. police eventually fired at that man and that's when officers surrounded the vehicle and they removed the suspect. he was shot several times, but

is expected to survive. a naturalization ceremony is happening today in observance of constitution day and citizenship day. several people are set to become citizens during the event. it starts at 11:00 a.m. the u.s. constitution was written during the philadelphia convention 232 years ago today. on the agenda for the city council today, renaming a major road after barack obama. >> the reason why it leads to the the sunny hills community, one of the first integrated neighborhoods in america. the former president is a hero for many americans along with people who live there. >> look at what's going on within the country itself. it's important to find the persons that are heroes. persons we can look up to. persons that have done a number

of things in this country that we are proud of. >> the name change will be a part of tonight's meeting at city hall. that starts a the 7:00 p.m. >> this is a push here in san jose to do the same thing. 4:51. come iing up, nbc bay area responds. >> she won money in an online game show but hit a whammy when she tried to collect her prize money. nbc bay area responds, next. first, happening now, three teens behind bars for making a threat against their high school on social media. it was discovered by a staff member just outside of palm springs. the teen's names and identities are being withheld because they are all minors. police say they confiscated two guns during their investigation. we'll be right back with more news right after this break.

good morning to you on this tuesday. taking a live look for you at the san mateo bridge. you can see a few cars there on the road. it's getting ready for the day. we'll be ready to get you started. 4:55 for you right now. nbc bay area responds to a san francisco woman who won money playing an online video game. she turned to chris and the team for help. >> good morning, this is about hq trivia. that's an app that streams live trivia game shows and posts pictures of people who it says have won jackpots. some of them six figures. michelle washerman won a lot less. $31.01. but when she is went to cash out her $31.01, nothing happened. except an error message that

said cash out currently disabled. that went on for eight months. so she contacted us. we reached out to hq trivia. overnight michelle got her prize. hq trivia told us unfortunately, she was mistakenly flagged but our fraud system because her play history matched similar suspect patterns. we searched online to see if anyone else was having trouble getting paid, our team found several complaints. they claimed the $20,000 payout was delayed several weeks. we asked hq trivia what happened, but it didn't get back to us. >> president trump yesterday awarding yankees legend mariano rivera the presidential medal of

freedom. he became the first player to unanimously be voted into the mauj league baseball hall of fame. he played for 18 seasons all with the yankees. he appeared in 13 all-star games. 4:57. coming up next on today in the bay, a look at the forecast. >> let's get out the door with a live look outside. it's a cooler start to the day. no rain and we're going to see a lot of sunshine after a cool start. we're in the upper 60s at 11:00. we'll get a look at some warmer temperatures and another chance of rain that's in the forecast, coming up next. and right now, fremont looks great. 880 a lot less soupy than yesterday. we'll show you what's going on to fremont. >> rallying this morning, why a key dead line today may lead to a massive strike. you're watching today in the bay.

right now at 5:00, president trump getting ready to arrive in the bay area for his first visit as commander in chief. fresh off a rowdy rally in new mexico last night. ahead in a live report, how the president is handling escalating tensions with iran after the attack on saudi arabia oil

producer. the man accused in the attack that went viral returns to court. what we may learn about that attack outside a condo. a live report justice moments away and as the governor launches an all out assault on vaiping. california is reporting its second death related to e-cigarettes. researchers explain what exactly people are inhaling while vaping. today in the bay continues right now. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike is going to get us through the morning in just a bit. but let's turn to the forecast. kari hall has a look at that. >> i don't think we can complain about this at all. it will feel like fall. as we get ready to head out the door, expect temperatures in the 60s and 70s. the south bay highs only reach to the 70s and low 80s. we'll talk about what else is is ahead. you're checking in on peninsula slowin