in order to survive, you have to shut everything down. you have to go to work in the work. >> a live report on how chanel miller is doing. plus president trump admitting to speaking with ukraine's president about joe biden and his son as a whistle-blower controversy reaches a boiling point. coming up in a report from capitol hill what white house speaker nancy pelosi is now demanding. and fall is here but temperatures not falling just yet. a heat-up is headed our way sparking fire concerns. we're live with possible mandatory shutoffs for thousands of bay area residents. "today in the bay" continues right now. good thing it continues because i was a little bit late this morning. >> a little bit. >> we had your back. >> i went to bed early last night, too. >> that's the problem. >> that's the problem, off the schedule, but here i am. >> back together again.

all right, right now this morning we want to look at what you can expect with weather. first day of fall today, so the weather is not necessarily agreeing. >> not yet, not yet. we are going to have some hot temperatures headed our way. here is a live look outside in walnut creek, at least we have the cool start with some lower 60s as you get ready to head out the door. about 62 degrees through 8:00 and then at noon we're at 80 degrees. here is a look at our high temperatures reaching into the mid 80s this afternoon. 89 in livermore and antioch reaching 91. we'll see highs reaching into the low 90s in clearlake. we'll talk about that fire danger coming up in a few minutes. mike, you're starting with that traffic alert for sunnyvale. >> that's right, kari. this investigation you see here first the distant shot, a little glow, this is moisture in the air, talking about the potential for fog but not here necessarily contributing to this crash. this investigation continues to close that off-ramp at lawrence expressway from southbound 101. you see measurements going on, there are flares at the scene and that will continue for a while. we'll show you on the map where

this is, getting located in the south bay. the speed sensors on our freeways are fine but south 101 exiting at lawrence, you cannot do that because of this investigation. you'll loop back off of great america parkway, taking you back on to the northbound direction and loop back. i'm checking on crashes for the dumbarton bridge and san mateo bridge as well. back to you. the ingredients for wildfires coming together and that means possible power shutoffs for tens of thousands of people, that could happen in just hours. >> "today in the bay's" thom jensen is live in sonoma with what residents need to know right now. thom? >> reporter: these are potential mandatory shutoffs, not mandatory right now, about you it could affect more than 33,000 pg&e customers just in sonoma county. we're in sonoma right now. there are red flag fire weather warnings across northern california, and parts of the north bay and east bay hills, warnings start at 9:00 tonight

and lasting through 5:00 wednesday morning across the north bay and the east bay hills. dry north winds, low humidity and increasingly high winds tuesday morning creating a lot of concern in the area. trying to mitigate fire dangers, pg&e has specifically put out warnings to nine counties, where they anticipate there could be troubles, mostly in the sierra foothills and also lake county, they put out warnings earlier, but pg&e now added napa and sonoma counties to the list. about 10,500 customers could be affected in napa county and 33,500 customers here in sonoma county could get their power shut off. no definite shutoffs again have been announced but pg&e says it is closely monitoring its most vulnerable electrical equipment and the weather around it. >> gusty winds and dry conditions combined with the heightened fire risk threaten a portion of the electric system, and there's no single factor.

>> reporter: so there is no single factor. they're looking at all of the different factors that could come into play here with the fire danger, and the equipment that vulnerable equipment, whether or not the potential for lines being blown down. again, these are not mandatory power shutoffs at this point, but pg&e says it will put out notifications, so closely, if you are in these areas closely monitor pg&e's websites, twitter feed, other social media feeds and this will be keeping people up to date, as thwe will be her on "today in the bay." we're live in sonoma, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> let's bring in meteorologist kari hall. we know september is a peak time for wildfires. >> it looks like these conditions will be ripe for those wildfires to possibly develop so we have to be really careful here. here is a look at our hour by hour wind speed in the forecast, going into 9:00 tonight, we start to see our winds picking up in those areas, where you see the red, that's mostly in those north bay hills, anytion

above 1,000 feet we will have the higher winds there, but we may not see that mixing down to the surface and making it into the valleys. so our main concern will be those hills in the east bay as well as the north bay, and that's where they may be shutting off the power in parts of lake sonoma and napa counties and we'll have a high fire danger also for the sierra. we'll be watching out for that along with some low humidity, so i'll have more on the forecast and the hot temperatures ahead, that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you very much, kari. of course if we get word on any power outage we'll send out a push alert to your phone. it's important to download the free nbc bay area app. we also have a section for hour-by-hour temperatures and conditions for where you live. today we're hearing from chanel miller, the sexual assault survivor whose victim impact statement went viral with people reading her account around the world, and even on the floor of congress. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us with what this young woman had to say.

>> hi there. chanel miller was very eloquent in court as she read the victim's impact statement mostly directed at her assailant, brock turner. on "60 minutes" chanel miller talked about the moment she learned in full what happened to her from the night brock turner sexually assaulted her after a fraternity party on the stanford campus to the time he was arrested days later, she hadn't heard anything from the police or the district attorney's office, not even a rape counselor. >> i was alone, sitting at my desk, surrounded by co-workers, reading about how i was stripped and then penetrated and discarded in a bed of pine needles behind a dumpster, and that's how i figured out all of those elements and they all added up, and i finally understood. >> you will likely recall brock turner's arrest and ultimate

conviction on three counts of sexual assault. he was sentenced to six months in county jail rather than six months in prison. the judge here you see on your screen that led to an outrage and he was ultimately recalled in santa clara county. chanel miller's memoir "know my name" will be released tomorrow but she did this interview ahead of time. coming up, i'm going to show what you she wants to do going forward. her dreams of her career and her future and how she, how this sexual assault affected whether or not she thought she could go forward with that dream. >> interesting, thank you very much. new this morning, britain is now backing the same conclusions the u.s. has in the recent drone attack on saudi oil facilities. prime minister boris johnson says the uk is putting the blame squarely on iran. iran still denies responsibility and today iran agreed to release a british flag oil tanker. its navy seized more than two months ago in the golf. johnson made his comments ahead of his arrival in new york for

this week's united nations summit. president trump is in new york city after arriving last night for this week's u.n. assembly, the general assembly gathering, the meeting comes as democrats are demanding answers calling for a whistle-blower complaint about the president be handed over to congress. as "today in the bay's" sarah dallof reports the president as mitts to speaking with ukraine's president about joe biden and his son. >> reporter: washington starting the week abuzz, as new details emerge about a july phone call between president donald trump and the president of ukraine. >> there was no quid pro quo. >> reporter: the president confirming former vice president joe biden and his son, hunter, did play into the conversation. >> it was largely the fact we don't want our people like vice president biden and his son creating the corruption already in the ukraine. >> reporter: the phone call reportedly led to a whistle-blower complaint that was not related to congress. in a new letter, house speaker

nancy pelosi demanding it be turned over as democrats push for an investigation into if the president crossed the line but encouraging a foreign leader to investigate a political rival and pending military aid for ukraine at the time was a factor. >> there is no privilege that covers corruption. there is no privilege to engage in underhanded discussions. >> reporter: the trump administration responding. >> those conversations have always been 100% appropriate, 100% lawful. >> reporter: the president defiant on twitter sunday evening, continuing his attack on the bidens. there's been no evidence of wrongdoing by either. >> he sees any threat to his staying in power, he'll do whatever he has to do, but this crosses the line. >> reporter: joe biden firing back both online and on the campaign trail. president trump and ukraine's leader are scheduled to meet face to face this week at the u.n. for the first time since that controversial conversation. sarah dallof, nbc news,

washington. they're back. san francisco's iconic cable cars will start running again this morning, that's to make a lot of tourists no doubt and a few locals happy. cable cars were shut down for ten days as crews worked on the system's massive 20-ton boxes. the gear boxes are what move the cable cars along san francisco's steep hills. a lot of tourists come to the area to see them to ride them. so good news for them. >> absolutely. although this is the first day of fall, the weather is not necessarily cooperating. get out and enjoy the cars as well. >> i think so, but tomorrow, san francisco is going to be hot there as well. we're even going to be heating up for the inland areas as we take a live look outside at emeryville, as you get ready to head out the door, expect temperatures mostly in the low 60s. if you're driving from brentwood, expect some low 60s there as well, and we'll see all clear skies, going throughout the day, we'll be warming up into the mid-70s by 11:00, and lunch time it will be 80 degrees, and as we go through all of our microclimates and go hour by hour, we take you

through 9:30, where livermore will be at 62 degrees. 64 in san jose, and then at lunch time, we're in the upper 70s in danville. oakland 74, and 72 in san francisco. it will be heating up into the low 90s for parts of the north bay as well as the inland east bay, but we'll see much hotter temperatures tomorrow. i'll talk more about this coming up in a few minutes and mike, getting out on the roads, you've been tracking what's happening in the south bay. >> that's right, kari. better news, got word from chp they've cleared their accident investigation. this crash investigation was here at the lawrence expressway off-ramp from south 101, you see the south bay freeways are moving smoothly. the off-ramp just reopened after the deadly crash investigation happened early this morning. now clear again. you can exit there off of the alternate was great america parkway and looping back again, go back to your normal route there. that's the better news. good news, crashes reported for the san mateo and dumbarton bridges, we've got an update, the person said it was the san mateo bridge, not the dumbarton

so whave oy eastbound 92, the crash near the toll plaza. i'm watching for a possible traffic break, because it does sound like a few vehicles are in the middle lanes there. again eastbound 92 getting off on the hayward side, we'll track that. guys, back to you. >> thanks, mike. 5:12 right now. coming up next, a key court hearing today in san francisco on the trump administration's rule to end federal funding for certain abortion clinics. plus tv's biggest stars were shining bright. up next the winners and the moments, like this one at the emmys. >> the category is love, y'all, love! i am so overwhelmed and i am so overjoyed -- the juul record.

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good monday morning and welcome to fall. at 5:15 as you get ready to step out the door in concord, it will be a cool one with low 60s and mostly clear skies. we'll see a lot of sunshine today, and temperatures heating up pretty fast. at noon we're at 80 degrees and we'll talk about how hot it gets in the forecast this week. a cooldown for the weekend and the fire danger in between, in less than five minutes. and right now, we're looking at palo alto, where we see the flashing lights. crews are on the move. temporary traffic breaks here one portion of the u throughth peninsula. we have an issue getting there. the san mateo bridge i have more details, clearer detail on what's going on there.

good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc global he are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up slightly lower this morning. the markets are coming off a down week with the dow and the nasdaq bracing a three-week winning streak, after the fed cut interest rates and u.s./china trade talks appear to have hit another snag. reports on consumer confidence, gdp, personal income and durable goods. the nickel and diming is adding up. a recent report shows revenue from add-on purchases such as bag fees, snacks and extra leg room hit nearly $55 billion worldwide. in the u.s. american raked in the most with $7.2 billion and united and delta weren't that far behind. per passenger those who fly on spirit the extras average $51 per flight. samsung reminds you to be extra, extra careful with the

galaxy fold. the foldable smartphone is finally on sale after bein delayed for several months because the screen was too fragile. well, it turns out the fixed version is fragile, too, and samsung knows it. the company's put out a video urging owners to treat their new phone with "a special level of care" advising them not to add extra screen protectors which could interfere with the folding display. samsung also wants to you know it is not waterproof or dustproof. back over to you, marcus and laura. >> hmm, new phone. all right. >> thank you, frank. 5:17 right now. much of molhollywood may be recovery after the emmy awards. the series fourth win as best drama and brought peter dinkledge his fourth win as supporting actor. an emmy rookie made history and billy porter the first openly

gay man to win best actor in a drama. >> took many years of vomiting up all the filth that i had been taught about myself, and halfway believed before i could walk around this earth like i had the right to be here. i have the right, you have the right, we all have the right. >> the first time nominee jody comber was surprised for winning best actress in a drama for "killing eve." >> the hat. >> some hat. >> it was funny, when he won the announcer said apologies for the person sitting to his left, couldn't see hover him with the hat. >> it's going to be a hot one today but not only today but the next few days. as the seven-day forecast comes up at the bottom of the screen you'll be able to check out your

microclimate as we take a live look in san jose. let's head out the door in oakland with a look at our temperatures for the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station, it will be right at about 60 degrees. just a few clouds through about 9:00 and we're clearing out and also warming up as we go throughout the day. mid-70s by early afternoon, but it will be our south bay inland east bay as well as the north bay, where we really start to feel that heat today. in san jose as well as cupertino expect a high of 86 degrees and some low 90s for a few spots in the inland east bay, with antioch reaching 91 degrees, and in hayward today, expect a high of 82. we'll see some low 70s in halfmoon bay. expect mid-70s in san francisco. santa rosa reaching 91 degrees. we talked about this at the top of the hour the red flag warning in effect and we'll see the potential for any fires that

develop to spread quickly. we have to be careful and be prepared for that potential of some power outages, and it's mostly the areas where we see gusty winds and low humidity in the north bay and elevations above 1,000 feet, we're watching out for that possibility. dangerous heat spiking tomorrow and continuing on wednesday. by the end of the week, some big time relief is coming our way. we'll see our inland temperatures only reaching the low 70s, so a lot of changes here, and then for san francisco also very hot tomorrow, reaching 87 degrees, and cooling off into the mid-60s by this thursday. mike, you're updating the crash in hayward. >> the hayward side of the san mateo bridge, so it's where that commute tends to come over earlier and we see a little slowing there already, south bay, peninsula, you're great and we have that construction moving through palo alto, temporary traffic breaks but it's here, west 92, approaching the toll plaza, two middle lanes reportedly affected by a crash

there, four vehicles involved, a few tow trucks headed to the scene but not there yet. we're looking at the live shot, we do see westbound shows actually a little bit of a break. they may be doing a traffic break. it's slowing getting to the toll plaza that's why you see the slower drive from the nimitz headed across the westbound direction. also slowing westbound direction your commute at the bay bridge toll plaza where we have all these folks filling in these lanes. the metering lights if they're not on now will be turned on any second. back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up, the motorcyclist crashes and falls off the carquinez bridge in waters below. chp saying this morning what led to that crash. a big talk from football sunday, former raider and patriot wide receiver antonio brown saying so long to the nfl. who he's now taking shots at. first our team always on social media, check this out, video of kari hall sharing this on instagram, she went out and got on the beach, had a good time this weekend and goes in

slow motion. it's listed every day in slow motion. >> did she get that slow motion phone? >> i don't know but it was a slow motion feature. you can see it on kari's social media page, follow her on facebook, twitter and instagram. you're watching "today in the bay." how do i use better than bouillon?

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this accident happened last night, the motorcyclist rear ended a car in the eastbound direction on the crockett side of the bridge. the driver of the car was not hurt. a police chase ends with a patrol car on fire, this is in stockton, it unfolded yesterday afternoon when officers tried to pull over a driver. when the driver wouldn't stop, the pursuit began. the chase ended when the suspect crashed into a fire hydrant, pat patrol vehicle caught fire at some point after the crash. it's unclear why the patrol car went up in flames. several suspects were detained after police found guns inside the car. luckily no one was hurt. happening today the battle over abortion funding heads back to federal court. the ninth circuit court in san francisco will take up the issue today and judges will hear arguments on lawsuits challenging a trump administration rule bars family

funded from providing referrals. it will be issued by three judges in san francisco, oregon and washington blocking that rule. 5:25. remember all that excitement about antonio brown playing for the raiders this season? >> that seems like a long time ago now. yesterday instead of playing on the field he filled the twittersphere with tweets that went many directions, some he later deleted, one claimed he was done with the nfl, another took a shot at robert craft who was busted at a massage parlor. brown is waiting for the nfl to wrap its investigation into recent allegations, but there are reports the team would be interested in signing brown if his current issues are resolved favorably. coming up, top stories we're following for you on this monday morning. >> including union city services impacted and shut down after a virus infects city computers. coming up in a live report how it may impact those in the area. for the north bay and east bay hills, we will have a high fire danger starting tonight at 9:00 and all of these areas shaded in red, i'll detail this

and what's ahead with some hotter weather in our forecast, coming up next. and we're watching your traffic as well this morning. taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, how in just about an hour things are packed there. mike will veigh look at that commute in a bit. this morning we're hearing from chanel miller whose victim's impact statement rang through for so many other survivors of sexual assault. >> they were framing is like he had so much too lose and not focusing on what had already been lost for me. >> coming up in a live report, her unexpected journey, next. you're watching "today in the bay."

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5:30 for you this morning and getting started with our day. taking a live look outside right now in to san francisco, looks like gotham city. >> it does. >> but no, it's san francisco, and we are here with "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington for you this morning. >> say that again, san francisco. >> san francisco. here w go. let's get a look at our forecast for today. it's the first day of fall. is it going to feel like it, kari? >> it will not feel like the first day oallf f but it's quite typical for us to start to have those fire concerns for the inland areas and that's what we'll be watching today. here is a live look outside as you get ready to head out the door in dublin. it's a cool start and will lead to a warm day headed over to martinez. we'll be in the low 60s as you head out the door, and then it warms up into the low to mid 80s by early afternoon, and it does

continue to go up from there. we'll talk about some hotter weather in the forecast, and that fire danger in a few minutes. but mike it's foggy at the golden gate bridge. >> it's odd the things we're talking about the smattering of things but changes throughout the day. low clouds. chp wanted me to warn you about that fog but i think you know anyone who has gone across that golden gate bridge knows about that potential. a smooth drive, the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza we know about that as well, we looked at that before the commercial break. fog registering along highway 101 along the coast and the crash approaching the san mateo bridge toll plaza. i'll track that with more details coming up. >> thank you, mike. new video showing a tesla going the wrong way on i-80, this is from san francisco in to oakland. it happened earlier this morning. we just got off the phone with chp. they're telling us after several reports, chp used spike strips to stop that driver around fifth avenue in oakland. that man was arrested. it's not yet clear if drugs or

alcohol were a factor. and tech teams are still staying very busy at union city government offices, this is after an apparent virus crippled city computers. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live with what we know right now. bob? >> reporter: laura and marcus this computer virus has paralyzed union city's i.t. system, the city's cyber team has been trying to fix the problem, which might take days to resolve. later this morning at 8:30, there will be an all hands on deck meeting for city employees to bring them up to speed on the i.t. situation. city hall is delaying its opening to the public until noon. this virus has affected nearly all the city services, including finance, planning, building, licensing, permitting, the police department even put out a tweet saturday warning residents that the police department servers are down, that's impacting the phone and email systems. please use the fremont police department's non-emergency number. the city's i.t. department has since reached out to outside agencies for help.

>> connected with the fbi and state security agencies, that's sort of a normal protocol that any municipality or government, local government agency would do when something like this happens, so we want to make sure we're communicating and sharing data and information. >> reporter: the union city website is still online. the city did post a notice about this issue, asking residents with city businesses to be patient, to avoid requesting the processing of fees and licenses for the next week, unless absolutely necessary and that late fees will be waived. the city first noticed it was having i.t. problems friday night it became more serious into saturday morning. this raico was some sort of targeted attack, like we've seen at other agencies, including school systems in the bay area, but union city workers say they're still trying to figure out who might have been behind this. as i mentioned, the union city

police department's systems are down but the email is still up and running, and union city emergency services are still up and running in part because union city contracts with fremont's 911 dispatch services, so in other words, 911 still works here in union city, and the emergency responders will respond if you have an emergency. reporting live in union city, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. 5:4. for the latest news and weather download the free nbc bay area app, get up to date on weather and news and get a tailored weather report for your area. happening today, opening statements in the murder trial involving a local heiress are set to start. tiffany lee is arranging to have her ex-boyfriend killed. another man has pleaded guilty to charges related to disposing green's body, which was found on the side of the road in sonoma county in 2016. green was the father of lee's children and she was allegedly

scared about losing the custody battle with him. new for you this morning, nbc bay area's legal expert dean johnson says he believe's lee's family wealth will play a key part in the trial. >> that wealth is already greatly impacted this case. miss lee is someone who is charged with murder and who has significant ties to a foreign country and yet she's out of custody. that's only going to happen when someone has some $66 million in property and cash that they can put up for bail. >> lee has pleaded not guilty in the case. it's possible a judge later today could halt construction of the new homeless navigation center on san francisco's waterfront. earlier this month, the same judge refused to issue an injunction, but did call for today's follow-up hearing. city attorneys are expected to present more testimony if neighbors cannot stop the center from opening it will house 200 people. a young woman who survived a sexual assault by brock turner

and the trial that followed is telling her story. "know my name" will be released tomorrow. and she did her first tv interview. >> kris sanchez, it's hard how she made it through the last four years. >> she said she couldn't work at work, she couldn't sleep at home and in her first tv interview with cbs' "60 minutes," chanel miller talked about not truly knowing what happened in the 2015 night that brock turner sexually assaulted her after that fraternity party on the stanford campus. she found out when she read a news report about turner's arrest. now in the time leading to the trial, miller said she didn't think she could testify in court. then she worked with a therapist to be ready, but up until that point, she said she thought that her future was changed forever. >> my dream was to write children's books. i felt no parent -- is going to

want me as a role model, if i'm just discarded junk half naked body behind a dumpster. nobody wants to be that. >> but she did become a role model. her victim's impact statement was so powerful when it was published online people around the world read it including lawmakers on the floor of congress. brock turner was convicted of sexual assault, not of rape. he only spent three months in jail. the judge in the case lost his job but four years later, chanel miller is still trying to move forward. her memoir will be released tomorrow. coming up in the next half hour, how she describes that moment she really understood what happened to her. it wasn't the night that it happened, either. >> you see just the effects of such a violent assault on a

person. >> she thinks i can't do what i dreamed of doing, what i went to school for. >> and what happens to you. thank you. >> speaking out, she's become a role model for so many people. >> really powerful. >> thanks, kris. 5:38 for you right now. a follow-up this morning and words of an arrest in connection to gunfire, this is at san jose state university last week. police say that a tip led investigators to the suspect you see right here, 21-year-old joseph vicensio. he faces charges including attempted murder. during the investigation police released photos showing the shooter running from the scene, last thursday night on east san fernando street. no one was hit but some of the bullets hit dr. martin luther king, jr., library. a nearby parking structure was also hit by that gunfire. a concern, i texted my cousin as soon as i heard about that, fortunately they were on the other side of campus. here at the peninsula slowing northbound 101, just as the crews start to clear and to their final stages here i heard

about a crash north 101 at willow. the traffic break has just let up but i'm concerned because that crash in the construction zone there's always the potential it involves part of that crew. we'll check on that. once we get an update from chp i'll let you know if there's extended closures or any extended injuries. that side of the bay shows only palo alto with a little slowing and the hayward approach for the toll plaza toward the san mateo bridge a crash in lanes that will slow from you hayward. all right, so monday morning, hope you're coming off a great weekend. why not look at the next? >> this weekend coming up will be much cooler. >> love that. >> so if you're making plans to get outside, it does look really nice and it's going to be much deserved, after such hot temperatures for the middle of the week. take a look at where we're headed, into the upper 90s the next couple of days, and then by the weekend, the highs in some of our warmer spots will only reach the low 70s. san francisco will see some hot weather by tomorrow, reaching

the upper 80s, but then check out what's ahead, by saturday and sunday, we're seeing highs around 64 to 65 degrees. if you're going to be in the tri-valley on friday, we're up to 79 degrees for that high temperature. saturday reaching 76 and 72 on sunday, with some gusty winds. heads up if you will be in the sierra around lake tahoe, look at how cool it's going to be as well as some showers moving through. we're only going to make it up to 47 degrees this sunday, as that rain moves in, but we will have some comfortable weather continuing in santa cruz, with some upper 60s throughout the weekend. we'll take a look at today's temperature trend for the south bay, that's coming up in three minutes. >> thanks, kari. it's 5:40, and coming up, the latest on the fire fight near milpitas, where contained levels are this morning. all coming up next. and the world's oldest travel company collapses. thomas cook flights all grounded, stranding passengers around the world and here in the bay area. we'll check out the impact at

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we'll be in the upper 70s by 1:00 and hotter temperatures ahead. i'll talk about that and the high fire danger, where we could see that happen, coming up in less than five minutes. >> happy monday at the bay bridge toll plaza. the approach looking good, under 20 minutes down the east shore freeway and you saw the fastrak lanes actually moving. >> thank you very much. 5:44. firefighters making good progress at the reservoir fire burning at the hills at milpitas. they're trying to make as much headway before warmer, stronger winds pick up again. nbc bay area covered the story all weekend. the fire burned about 20 acres since saturday and now about 80% contained. a live look at sfo as the weekend chance of the world's oldest travel business, thomas cook had nonstop flights to

manchester england. all of its flights are now halted and travelers around the world are stranded, after the british company abruptly went out of business. here's new video into our newsroom showing the final thomas cook flight arriving at manchester airport a short time ago. the company went under because it could not secure a $300 million lifeline. the uks civil aviation authority is taking over bringing home some 600,000 people abroad. it's the uk's largest ever peacetime repatriation effort. authorities in the east bay are looking for two men who alluded officers in a high-speed chase and carjacked a pickup truck from a man in his own driveway. the carjackers approached a home near the orinda country club and stole a man's toyota tacoma at gunpoint. the car in the chase had also been stolen. chp is investigating a deadly crash involving a big rig in the south bay happened last night on highway 152 near bloomfield avenue, east of

gilroy. three cars were involved. the chp says several people were initially trapped. sadly, one person died. four others were injured. it closed both directions of highway 152 for several hours. a lot of people this morning are thinking good thoughts for a woman many consider a bay area institution. we're talking about betty reed suskind, the nation's oldest park ranger. she volunteered for years at the river center in richmond and over the weekend she turned 98, but her family also released a statement saying she is now in rehabilitation from a recent stroke. they're also thanking everyone for the recent messages and love of support. now to a shift in the 2020 democratic race for president. for the first time senator elizabeth warren is topping a critical iowa poll, that puts her in a statistical dead heat with former vice president joe biden. in the same poll, senator bernie sanders dropped five points. nationally, biden still leads

and only 9% of democratic voters say they have settled on a candidate. this morning in tehema county, a pet is found after wandering in another owner's backyard. the 41-year-old got away after a storm blew open a door, the tortoise found about a half mile from the homeowner of cindy haas. sheriff's deputies say the state forestry and fire protection department helped return dino to haas. >> he had his escape route there. >> running! >> how many days, that's the question. all right, so first day of fall. no, was that yesterday or today? >> no, today. >> it feels like summer. >> it's going to be really hot the next few days so we're also worried about a high fire danger in our inland hills but we're

starting out with some fog in san francisco. we know the humidity is high there, but that may not be the case for some of our hilltops. as we get a look at that seven-day forecast, that's coming up at the bottom of the screen for the south bay, you can see how hot it is going to be. as we check out our temperature trend in martinez, it will be at about 60 degrees at 7:00, and then 71 degrees at 10:00, leading into some low 80s by early afternoon. here is a look at our south bay, high temperatures for today, reaching 92 in morgan hill, while mill peas too will see a high of 85 degrees. upper 80s and low 90s for the east bay. hayward will reach 82 degrees and 85 in redwood city. for san francisco expect a high of 75 on the embarcadero and sonoma reaching 88 and clearlake a high of 92, also where we will have a red flag warning in effect as we watch out for the potential of high foo irdanger for all of these areas shaded in red, that means we will see low

humidity, some increasing winds, that starts at 9:00 this evening, continues until 5:00 this morning, and our humidity one thing that we watch when we consider if there is a high fire danger, and it mostly includes parts of lake sonoma and napa counties, in elevations above 1,000 feet, so where we see the bright reds and even the purple shows the highest wind speeds and the lowest humidity, that humidity really drops tomorrow afternoon. so we'll be talking more about this with the full live update and about 15 minutes. as we go throughout the rest of the forecast, high pressure continues to move on, so we'll see our spike in temperatures not lasting that long, which is great news, by thursday, we're getting cooler winds moving in, then by the weekend, some much cooler temperatures i should say and as this area of low pressure drops in for the weekend, there will even be a slight chance of showers in a few spots farther to the north. here is a look at our work week, it's all over the place. up to 88 today.

97 tomorrow, and then 75 by this friday, and the weekend is looking cool and breezy for san francisco. it's also going to get really hot. be prepared for highs in the upper 80s by tomorrow. mike, you're tracking crashes in the east bay and the tri-valley. >> that's right. dramatic swings in the speeds, almost dramatic, 25-degree changes on kari's forecast, my gosh. over here south bay peninsula, holding steady, although the traffic breaks in palo alto were there, they cleared, no injuries for that crash. we are looking at this crash causing a lot of slowing now off of the nimitz and approaching that toll plaza for the san mateo bridge. the hayward side backs up to the nimitz also jamming up because the traffic is traditionally building san leandro to union city so that is a stretch we're concerned with for that portion of the east bay. here in contra costa county, we're out 40 minutes drive present wood to marsh creek road to 580, because of that crash right around the vasco landfill road the exit there coming around the bend and narrowing down to one lane in that same

area. a lot of reason for that slowing. it doesn't sound like there are injuries for this crash but the southbound lanes currently affected according to chp and according to our speed sensors as well. the rest of contra costa county is pretty standard here, highway 4 through bay point just fine, a build for 242 and 680 headed down toward the walnut creek interchange but the caldecott you're at speed there. upper east shore and coming toward the carquinez bridge a little slowing there and of course, the metering lights on at the bay bridge. golden gate bridge also want to show you this, the chp has given an alert, wanted me to pass along the potential for fog at the bridge. you see that and if you drive across that golden gate bridge, you know there's a potential for fog and no delays for any of these agencies, great options for you. b.a.r.t. running smoothly after the weekend work had some slowing but they did not stop the trains along the area between walnut creek and orinda, they had to slow the trains a bit for that work there and looking over here toward the san mateo bridge, the crash again getting to the bridge itself, may be a factor but eastbound coming from the peninsula, back over to the hayward side, that

earlier crash did clear without any problem. back to you. >> all right, thanks, mike. happening now, new video just coming in to our newsroom out of d.c. this is one of two protests calling for action on climate change. the protests are disrupting morning rush hour. some of those signs say things like "road closed, climate emergency." protests come days after millions of people demonstrated around the world, including right here in the bay area. next and all new this hour, baby's first vacation. the royal family arriving overnight in africa. the work harry, meghan and archie will do on efforts to empower women. plus -- >> let's say this is your eyeball. >> you could call this social media star a tick tock, to tell teens about the dangers of vape willing. you're watching "today in the bay."

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majority stake in a sports streaming site. right now at 6:00, shutting off power. the tens of thousands of people in the north bay who may lose electricity tonight as fire danger grows. plus -- >> they were framing it like he had so much to lose and were not focusing on what had already been lost. >> sharing her story, the woman at the center of the high-profile brock turner sexual assault trial is talking about the night in question. how she made it through and now how she's moving forward. it's her first tv interview. and the world comes together, president trump in new york overnight as the u.n. prepares to meet. and as we learn more about his ukraine controversy. "today in the bay" continues right now. and good morning to you on this monday. thanks so much for joining us for "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. monday morning first day of fall, still going to be very hot.

iced pumpkin latte maybe. >> but we'll have fall-like weather this weekend. we just have to make it through the summer-like weather over the next cup offouple of days. a live look in san jose, starting out with a few clouds moving by and we'll have a mild start to the day. i probably can't show this enough. it's all over the place. inland temperatures reach the upper 80s today, upper 90s tomorrow, mid-90s on friday but thursday we cool off significantly and it continues to cool off into the weekend. i'll have more on this and the high fire danger. mike, you're concerned about a crash at the san mateo bridge. >> i am and also concerned about the temperatures you show, looks like a quick pick for the lottery. over here flashing lights, the issue is there may be another problem on the span itself, meanwhile getting to the san mateo bridge westbound the commute direction is an issue getting to the toll plaza with a crash reported in