pro quo although t conversation comes awfully close. >> i have the president's back because i think this is a setup. >> congressional committees get to work this week as the president and his allies defend that controversial call with ukraine. eliminating aids. the important gathering in the bay area this morning as we look at where the crisis stands today. wild weather. a tornado in northern california, as snow falls in the sierra. but here in the bay area, feels like fall. next, what it's going to be like where you live. "today in the bay" continues right now. we say continues because we've been on air since 4:30 this morning. it's 6:00 right now. good morning to you and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike is going to get us through the commute in a bit. first meteorologist kari hall looking at the weather for today, some sprinkles. >> we've had wet weather moving through parts of the bay area this morning, and it's going to be a cool day, only some upper 60s in the inland areas.

look at our trend as we go through the week, we go from 68 in the valleys today to 84 on saturday, and then 86 on sunday. san francisco we're going to start out with some low 60s for the week, and reach the low 70s by the weekend. so i'll talk about that rain and where it is right now. mike, you have a new crash in hayward. >> i do, as we're seeing the build for that portion of the east bay, look at your map and overall things look normal, where it says hayward, showing this crash just south of that sign, just south of 92, wynton, approaching industrial reports of a crash there and we see some slowing, a little unusual, usually the slowing is up there in san leandro down toward highway 92. so we'll track that and i'll let you know once chap arrives in the next few minutes. this crash south 680 before you get to 242 looks like it's out of the roadway and typical build highway 4 and toward the bay bridge with the metering lights on, we do have the backup, and maybe some damp roads as well. back to you. >> thank you, mike.

now to capitol hill, congress is now on a two-week break. lawmakers are staying behind to get started on president trump's impeachment inquiry. >> they may soon hear from the whistle-blower whose complaint set the process in motion. tracie potts is live in washington with what's happening this week. could be a busy one, tracie. >> good morning, everyone. president trump is already up tweeting calling the whistle-blower secondhand account of fraud calling the intelligence committee chair who is investigating that someone who should be arrested for treason, but that is not stopping will ylawmakers. they have a busy week and we're hearing there could be more subpoenas on the way as early as today. over the next two weeks, five state department employees will speak to lawmakers investigating whether president trump tried to pressure ukraine to dig up dirt on rival joe biden in a phone call with the country's leader.

>> we don't have to show a quid pro quo, although this conversation comes awfully close. >> reporter: on thursday congress hears from special envoy kurt volker, just resigned, on whether he helped president trump's lawyer go after biden or scrambled to do damage control. friday there's a closed hearing with the intelligence committee's inspector general who told lawmakers about the whistle-blower who exposed president trump's conversation. lawmakers say they're working out details to get that whistle-blower in to testimony soon. >> if you read the seven-page nancy drew novel the whistle-blower put together it drips with condescension, righteous indignation and contempt for the president. >> i hope we can protect this individual's name. i find it highly unlikely in this incredibly partisan environment. >> reporter: the president tweets "i deserve to meet my accuser," questioning if the person who informed the whistle-blower was spying on the u.s. president. big consequences, he warns.

>> president donald trump has been caught red handed with his hand in the taxpayer cookie jar. >> i have the president's back because i think this is a setup. >> reporter: we may know more this week. meantime, what's the public thinking about all this? 55% in a cbs poll say they do support this impeachment inquiry. back to you. >> we'll see what happens from it. thanks so much, tracie. 6:04. despite the potential distraction from an impeachment inquiry, senate minority leader chuck schumer challenging president trump to move forward on universal background check legislation. the senator called out the president for meeting with the head of the nra last week. he also urged the president not to allow the nra to call the shots while the impeachment inquiry advances. >> the best way president trump can prove that he still can govern is universal background checks.

that's where governing begins. despite the ongoing impeachment inquiry. >> house lawmakers passed a universal background check but it's yet to be heard on the senate floor. ghost ship fire defendant derick almena is due back in court. a jury could not reach a decision on his role in the 2016 fire that killed 36 people. right now a hearing to discuss the potential new trial is set for friday morning. co-defendant max harris was acquitted on all charges. 6:05 for you this morning. and the 23rd annual international aids conference is just around the corner, and big plans for that event will be revealed this morning. sharon katsuda is poring through the latest numbers in the fight against aids locally, live in san francisco. sharon, there's been a lot of progress but we still have a long way to go. >> reporter: that's right, marcus. this is going to be a huge event with participants from over 170 countries attending. bay area community leader also be here to talk about its importance today. the san francisco department of

public health says the number of people diagnosed with hiv has dropped significantly over the years, about a 60% drop over the past ten years thanks to public awareness and research and getting medicine to those living with the disease. there's much more work to do. here are some stats from the department of public health. nearly 16,000 people are living with hiv in san francisco. 197 people were newly diagnosed with hiv in 2018. african-american and latino men have the highest rate of those diagnosed with hiv. 67% of people living with hiv are over the age of 50. statewide 126,000 people are living with hiv and 88% are male, 12% are female. mayors libby schaaf and london breed are expected to be here today and they will focus a lot on getting treatment out to the communities, the homeless and minority communities. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> sharon, thanks so much.

>> 6:06 right now. pg&e says an equipment problem triggered a power outage for about 50,000 east bay pg&e customers, that outage started around 7:30 yesterday morning even affecting b.a.r.t. downtown berkeley station was forced to close until they could rev up their backup generator. power was restored 11:00 yesterday morning, after repairs could be made at the el cerrito substation. most of the impact was felt in berkeley along with some surrounding east bay communities. the video not from kansas or elsewhere inhe great plains. it's a tornado nearavis on saturday. witnesses say it touched down in an orchard. didn't do any damage but the same storm also triggered so-called gustnados which are not considered fully formed tornadoes. the activity prompted a tornado warning saturday night advising people in the area to shake shelter. fall started in some places but in some places it feels like winter.

a live look in tahoe, i-80 near the soda springs exit there, early snow fell over the weekend, as the temperatures finally cooled down. most spots picking up at least three inches already. are we just missing fall and going straight to winter? looks pretty cool. looks even more like winter in montana, that is due to a powerful storm hitting the northern rockies. some places are under more than three feet of snow there. the governor declared a state of emergency. >> you can see the wind is blowing quite hard here, lots of snow. we do have whiteout conditions here. >> this is before october 1st. winds have pushed snow on to city sidewalks as well and people are having a hard time driving. a car slid off the road there and then flipped over, scary conditions. so be careful if you're driving in those conditions. >> got to watch out for ice. >> absolutely. we don't have them here in the

bay area, kari, but we're dealing with something coming from the skies, some rain? >> we're seeing a little bit of rain moving through this morning and still have the snow falling in the sierra. as you go up in elevation above about 7,000 feet, some snow continues to come down this morning. as we look at what's happening here, we have storm ranger on it. it's tracking any spotty rain that we've seen that threat scan, parked on san bruno mountain. we did have rain that moved through the peninsula over toward the east bay, even the south bay with some rain. some spots picked up over a quarter inch of rain. as you get ready to head out the roads may be wet. a live look in palo alto. as we go through the day it will be a cool start but a nice mild afternoon. so more on this in a few minutes. mike more slowing into hayward. >> because of that disabled vehicle. chp says that's what's going on, south 880 in your middle lanes, you do have a disabled vehicle. more focused slowing approaching wynton. things may be starting to clear

up so hopefully they cleared that in the last few seconds. there is your slo drive out of san leandro south toward the san mateo bridge. also in that area, we have approaching the area by the coliseum a crash reported around 98 thousandth, but i haven't seen any slowing in the last few minutes and look at that, holding steady with that slowing through bay point, that's about it. b.a.r.t.'s back on track as well after the weekend work so no problem. 36 probably closer to 40 trains now on those lines, as well as the rest of the agency. back to you. >> all right, thanks so much, mike. 6:10 for you right now. nothing lasts forever. still ahead for you this hour, traditional retail takes another hit, which forever 21 stores are most likely closing. plus -- >> for all the moms out there, what is tick tock? >> oh, god. >> if your kids keep talking about tick tock and you don't understand it, one hollywood star trying to help parents out. the cute explanation reese witherspoon's family is offering today. you'll see when we come back. 6:10 right now. ♪

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mist, maybe damp roadways. right there it looks like the disabled vehicle in the cash lanes toward the bay bridge. we'll check on that. chp's got the report. i've also got an update for good news/bad news for the san mateo bridge. good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters and here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open higher this morning. stocks ended lower last week as investors monitored developments in the u.s./china trade dispute, following the reports that the white house is considering limiting u.s. investment into chinese companies. trade delegations from the u.s. and china are set to meet in washington on october 10 thousandth. on today's watch list reports on chicago figures for september and dallas fed manufacturing data and a check on the pulse of the consumer with earnings from thor industries. retailer forever 21 filed for bankruptcy protection and plans to close as many as 350 of its 800 stores around the world. tough competition and aggressive global expansion have weighed on

the california-based company. forever 21 plans to exit most of its international locations, specifically in asia and europe, but the retailer will continue operations in mexico and latin america and does not expect to exit any major markets in the u.s. forever 21 joins a growing list of retailers that filed for bankruptcy this year, including luxury department store chain barney's. oprah winfrey will donate more than $1 million toward the united negro college fund. she made the announcement at charlotte's 127 thousandth annual luncheon saturday. it doubled the fund-raising goal. the organization had hoped to raise $500,000 for students in the charlotte area to attend historically black colleges and universities. >> good news on a monday. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> 6:15 right now.

elon musk says the starship could be flying into space for test flights in less than six months. it is intended to replace falcon 9 rocket. musk says it will fly people to space and the moon and he's hoping it will do cargo missions to mars by 2022. you have seen this? trending this morning, reese witherspoon proving that she's a pretty cool mom. she had her oldest son help her master one of the newest social media platforms. take a look. >> should i be on tick tock? >> sure. >> really? will you help me make a video for tick tock? >> okay, i'll do that. >> okay. >> rolly, rolly, rolly, break the legs, like break the legs. >> witherspoon many of her friends enjoyed the hilarious video.

>> mom, you don't have to say the move while you're doing the move. >> see him dancing. >> too cool. >> exactly. >> i tried to do tick tock but i don't get it. how do i, you know. >> moye daughter can come in and give us lessones. >> you need to bring her in, help us out. >> set that up for tuesday. >> no kidding. >> let's get started this morning, talking about the weather and all of the changes we've had recently. it will continue to change throughout the week. storm ranger i'm showing this this morning because we've had some wet weather, so you may not be seeing it right now, but when you step out the door, you may see everything is wet,'s specially in parts of the peninsula, the south bay and toward the east bay and toward the tri-valley. this is what happened early this morning. we saw some rain that moved through some hit or miss showers but it was enough to bring at least a quarter inch of rain, even up to 0.3 of an inch of rain north of fremont. so we're going to be seeing all

of that clearing out, and that's a live look outside over the south bay. let's head over to evergreen with a look at our temperature trend for today. normally up to about 80 degrees but only going to make it into the upper 60s today. we'll be at 51 degrees as you head out the door at 7:00. only 65 degrees at 1:00 today. here is a look at our high temperatures for the south bay, reaching 73 in morgan hill, while milpitas will see a high of 68 degrees. we're seeing mostly upper 60s and low 70s for the east bay, with a breezy northerly wind, and for the peninsula, we have some upper 60s in palo alto. san mateo 67 degrees. 65 in the mission district today, and the north bay reaching 62 in clearlake, while santa rosa will see a high of 73. so we're going to see a lot of changes ahead. there's a storm system just to our north, brought us the rain and sierra snow. as we go through the week there will be some systems moving through, some storm systems for the pacific northwest, high pressure builds and that's going

to help us warm up especially for the weekend, with its clockwise wind flow. it will create an offshore wind going into the weekend, and that means drier conditions, warming temperatures, we're going from the upper 60s for highs today to 80 on wednesday, and then we're back to summer this weekend, with some mid 80s and sunshine, san francisco reaching 63 today. by the weekend inned mid-70s. mike, headed back to hayward. >> we are headed back to hayward. give folks a chance to look wherever your drive is, we covered it here from the south bay up to san francisco and talk about the east bay in just a second. over there in hayward, a slow drive but recovery now in place, all lanes are indeed clear at wynton, there was a disabled vehicle in the roadway, got over to the right shoulder but still going to be that ripple effect as more folks pile in coming out of oakland and san leandro off that castro valley y. lanes are clear. good news it's going to be easier to get down to the san mateo bridge, but bad news because more cars are getting to the san mateo bridge, so it's

slowing, more cars same number of lanes, they don't change that so we see the slowing tapping those brake lights westbound to the peninsula. no delays along the peninsula and no problem right now. the rest of the east bay we were talking about, highway 4 holds steady, pittsburg and bay point slowing. walnut creek a little slowing toward north main but the walnut creek interchange is fine, so is the maze. we have more build for berkeley, in fact about 22 minutes, we see patching of slowing highway 4 to the berkeley curve and the bay bridge toll plaza we did see, still have looks like aisabled vehicle in the cash lanes way back there, waiting for the bridge crew. this may be a factor. we'll track that, back to you. >> thank you, mike. next and new this hour, honoring victims and survivors of the gilroy garlic festival mass shooting. the money gilroy's favorite boxer raised this weekend. he's charged more than 500 bucks for football tickets that he never bought. so he asked to us review the play. i'm csumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds" next.

but first, the team on social media, look at this beautiful sunset kari posted this yesterday on instagram. she captured it last night. beautiful. follow kari on facebook, twitter and instagram, always posting beautiful pictures. see more of it coming up on "today in the bay." it is 6:2 is f1 for you right n.

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a wine country fire that had guests running from the popular venue saturday at the cornerstone sonoma wine tasting complex. as bad as this looks it opened for business the next day, yesterday on sunday. this stems from the fire. the team released a statement thanking first responders for their hard work, more than 100 firefighters were able to stop the fire from spreading to the main property. it may have started from a cigarette butt. family and friends gathered to remember one of the young people shot and killed at the gilroy garlic festival. >> trevor irby was one of three people who died in the rampage. yesterday's memorial service was held at the new york college where he graduated in 2017. cameras were not allowed inside. he was just 25 years old. the college has now created a scholarship in his honor. a boxer from gilroy working to give something back to

shooting victims. robertrro dating percentage of the check he received from his recent fight he won saturday night at l.a. staples center. he says the shooting took place near his father's home and we family at the festival. the six-time champion recently made a decision to return from retirement. >>nbc baareaesponds to a san jose man who found himself with two tickets to an nfl game 800 miles away. >> the trouble is, he's not interested in the game and he sists he never purchased these tickets. so he asked consumer investigator chris chmura and his team to coach him out of this mess. >> good morning. arsalan was surprised to get an early morning text message at 6:52 saying that he had just bought seattle seahawks tickets through an app called gametime. the price $560. he told gametime he never bought those tickets, but says they refused to give him a refund. that's when he asked for our help. we suggested he file a fraud complaint with his bank.

he did, but that didn't work either. so we contacted the bank. the next day arslon got the full $560 restored to his account. it is not clear how someone else accessed his account. gametime told us the purchase was apparently made through a separate payment app and it said "we have blocks in place to sure users must confirm that they intended on making a purchase." arsalan addressed the unexpected charges quickly and that is so smart. banks expect you to report fraudulent activity immediately. if you wait too long, they might not reverse the charges. call us any time, 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thanks, chris. history-making journey of a life time for a north bay girl, the milestone she broke with her family on a long, long hike. but first -- >> i just want people to stop and think. >> i definitely everyone advise

with neighbors. >> boulder backlash on the streets of san francisco. reaction on both sides of the homeless crisis. you're watching "today in the bay."

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have not upgraded their driver's licenses. >> no!en later -- no, whoa! no! [ screaming ] >> school bus terror, children screaming as their driver rants and raves. how police found out and whopd to t what happened to the driver. "today in the bay" continues right now. good monday morning to you, as we start the day. thanks for joining us here on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> announce >> and i'm, go dp laura garcia. the forecast is cool. >> you can feel it's cooler and we've had some rain. a live look from our san bruno mountain camera, where our storm ranger mobile doppler radar is parked as the sun begins to rise and we are going to be tracking the potential of some spotty showers moving through. that's the red scan we're seeg thernd with our mobile doppler radar showing some rain that came through about 1:00 to 2:00 this morning. so even though it's not raining now, you may walk out the door and see that everything's wet in parts of the peninsula, the

south bay, as well as the east bay, but not everyone got in on that wet weather. so as we go into the rest of the day, we are going to have a cool one, only reaching the upper 60s and low 70s. 68 degrees will be t high in napa, and in livermore. san jose 69 degrees, and 64 in san francisco so more on that in a few minutes. mike, you have a couple of issues for oakland. >> fortunately the same drivers won't be affected by both. first one is back here, all lanes filled in, it's tough to see but i believe there's a disabled vehicle right about there because i've been tracking it and folks are getting by just fine but it is adding to a little more slowing coming off of the maze, but the maze itself does show a smooth drive. that affects folks traveling across the bay bridge, just by one route there. off the east shore freeway you're fine but folks headed south on 880 out of oakland and san leandro we have this crash here at 98 thousandth and that may block a couple lanes. you see the slowing from the coliseum past the scene.

laura, back to you. >> thank you, mike. i don't know if you have yours yet but americans are woefully unprepared for the real i.d. requirement which goes into effect at all u.s. airports just about a year from now. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live at mineta airport in san jose. people need to realize they risk missing their flights once these rules kick in. >> reporter: fortunately you still have time. starting october 1st of next year if you want to board a domestic flight in norm mineta in san jose or any other airport in the united states a standard driver's license will not do. you will need a passport for an i.d. that is real i.d. requirement. unfortunately a majority of us don't know about this. new survey by the u.s. travel association finds well over half of americans are unaware of the real i.d. requirement that goes into effect a year from tomorrow.

seven out of ten unsure if their current i.d. is real i.d. compliant and almost 40% don't have a passport or alternative form of identification that would also be acceptable to get through airport security and on board a domestic flight. here is one traveler this morning who didn't know her driver's license is not real i.d. compliant. >> i already hate this picture. >> reporter: you have a passport? >> no, i don't. not yet. >> reporter: at least you have a year. >> yeah, i got a year. >> it's a pain, but my birthday is in february, so. >> reporter: at least you get to go to the dmv. >> oh, yeah. good luck. >> it's a process. you know, we all have to go through it and it's for the safety of everyone, so. >> reporter: some states already require a real i.d. here in california. again the deadline is the same as the national deadline, october 1st, 2020, you still have time. you can go to the dmv to get a driver's license that is real i.d. compliant. again, if you do not get a real

i.d., you will still be able to use your passport to board a domestic flight. reporting live here at mineta in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> good to know, but better make those appointments. you already did. >> i made mine and kind of got through quickly. >> that's hopeful. thanks, bob. 6:34 for you right now. happening today a man accused of setting a string of fires in milpitas is set to face a judge. freddy graham faces 13 counts of arson tied to grass fires he set earlier this month. investor investigators say he had flown in from missouri for his forest high school class reunion. no one was injured and no buildings were damaged by the fires. authorities in the north bay are still not identifying the man shot and killed in his car, this is outside the village premium outlet mall in petaluma, happened about 8:00 p.m. in the parking lot saturday about one hour before stores were closed this all happened. the car crashed into a pole. the man died at the scene. petaluma police are reviewing surveillance footage and also asking for anyone who might have seen something to give them a call. >> 6:34.

police are still not confirming if a friday night shooting that seriously injured two teenagers in richmond was connected to a high school football game that just had ended nearby. this is surveillance video from the time of the shooting showing people scattering, and a dark car taking off quickly. the shooting involved two groups of young people in a fight near the deanza football stadium on morningside drive. a game had just finished there, involving rifles deanda and pinole valley. members of the university of hawaii football team are home safely after a midair scare forced their plane to turn from sfo to turn around. the plane suddenly dropped from 38,000 feet to about 10,000 feet yesterday on its way from sfo to honolulu. the airline says there was a possible issue with the pressurization system. it returned safely to sfo. the hawaii football team was on its way home fa big n saturday night oveda arena. an unusual rock fight brewing in san francisco over a set of about 20 boulders recently placed along the

sidewalk in one neighborhood. this is in clinton park near market street. neighbors put those rocks there to try to stop crime and discourage people from loitering there. now, some people are rolling those boulders into the street. critics say the rocks may be going a step too far. but not everyone agrees. >> people are out here dying on the streets and to say that boulders have more of a right to rest than homeless people is just wrong. >> i definitely empathize with neighbors. there are legitimate concerns on the street. i've seen everything from a mattress fire to poop on the street. nobody wants folks to sleep out on the street. i just don't believe the boulders are the right way to go about it. >> city workers stopped returning the rocks to the sidewalk, instead they're putting up safety cones to alert drivers and bicyclists. in the meantime the city is trying to come up with a workable solution. this morning, three bay area schools are earning top awards,

among 30 chosen statewide as 2019 national blue ribbon schools. the honors are based on schools overall academic performance. the three bay area schools include yu ming charter school in oakland, lowell alternative high school in san francisco and forest hill elementary school in san jose. all honorees will be celebrated at an award ceremony in washington, d.c., in november. congratulations to them. >> 6:37 for you. four bay area sisters are going back to school after making history. >> the malone family from sebastopol, it took the family six months to complete, they posted on instagram their entire trip. their 6-year-old daughter sabina is believed to be the youngest to ever finish the appalachian trail. the malones raised more than $10,000 for six different charities while they were out hiking. that's impressive. >> that is, a long trip.

i'm sure a lot of fun. >> friend ex-military didn't make it because of an injury along that route. that family made it, the 10-year-old, wow. let's go, guys, want to do it? >> six months. take the show on the road. >> see if we get time off all together. >> take the show on the trail. >> we could do that. this stretch of road a little slow, showing you the arrow pointing down toward the 66 thousandth avenue overcrossing, just past that at 98 thousandth, where the crash is reported blocking two lanes. we have one more lane clear but two lanes, two fast lanes are closed and the activity there may distract that northbound commute although you see all green sensors there, right by the coliseum headed south from high street down to that scene. the rest of the approach into san leandro just fine and makes things lighter at the san mateo bridge a tad bit. the bay bridge is moving smoothly as well, typical slowing through walnut creek and the peninsula, folks coming over across 92 and soon across the dumbarton bridge as well. >> there we go.

monday morning. >> headed into the weekend. >> all right, let's go! >> this past weekend it felt like fall. this upcoming weekend we'll switch it over to sum per >> all right. >> upper 60s today. >> throwback. >> throwback monday maybe? some mid 80s in the forecast by saturday, and as well sunday for the inland areas. san francisco will be in the mid-70s this weekend, so let's start to make some plans, if you're going to be in the tri-valley this weekend, nice but very warm, going from 82 for the high on friday to 86 on saturday. 87 degrees will be the high on sunday. this is a live look in squaw valley, still snowing. look at the weekend forecast, we have some mid-60s headed that way for the sierra and for napa valley we're going to be in the low 80s for the high on friday, some mid 80s for saturday as well as sunday and if you're going to santa cruz this weekend it's going to be great, upper

70s, as we go into the weekend, with a lot of sunshine. we'll talk about what's going on and i'll have more updates on my social media pages, i'm@karihallweather on twitter, facebook and instagram. today's forecast in three minutes been >> looking forward to it. more ahead of shocking video of a bus driver, we shared a few minutes ago. what one little boy did after a terrifying ride. plus bruce bochy's good-bye, the final tribute for a giant baseball career. and one of our top stories eliminating aids, the important gathering in the bay area this morning as we look at where the crisis stands today. and taking a look at the big board, where you see the dow is up 81 points right now. the stock markets are looking not too bad this morning. stocks opened slightly higher as wall street monitors u.s./china trade developments. we're going to have more news for you after the break. 6:40. you're watching "today in the bay."

000 is it is 6:43. you may run back inside to grab a jacket it's a cool start. only at about 5 it degre2 degree warmup with sunshine, mid-60s by early afternoon. we'll have a bigger warmup by the end of the week. more on that in the forecast in less than five minutes. the nimitz looks fine where kari was in fremont. showing you oakland southbound withed headlights jammed up and starting to slow down at high street, top of the screen headed toward 98, tracking a chp report and input to let you know where you're slow for your east bay commute.

the 23rd annual international aids conference is just around the corner and big plans for the event will be revealed this morning. the aids conference takes place in san francisco next year. the san francisco department of public health says the number of people diagnosed with hiv has dropped significantly thanks to public awareness. nearly 16,000 people are living with hiv in san francisco. 197 people were newly diagnosed with hiv in 2018. african-american and latino men have the highest rate of those diagnosed with hiv. 67% of people living with hiv are over the age of 50. statewide 126,000 people are living with hiv and 88% are male, 12% are female. >> 6:24. ppenintoday the trial of a man accused of killing a hayward police sergeant is set to resume.

prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for 25-year-old mark estrada charged in the murder in 2015 shooting of scott lungert during a traffic stop. the trial technically started next month but the judge quickly put it on hold until a separate trial he was involved in could wrap up. opening statements may not begin until the beginning of the new year. new this morning, just two days after racing resumes at a southern california santa anita racetrack, experts are trying to explain the latest death of a racehorse. that happened on saturday when a 3-year-old colt broke its front legs had to euthanized on the track. it was the 32nd horse to die at the track since december, and it's raised concerns with animal rights supporters and even the racing industry. there's been no one identifiable cause for the deaths, but most happened during record rainfall last winter. a woman who livestreamed a deadly crash is on parole. abdullia sanchez was sentenced to six years in prison for a crash that killed her younger sister.

she was released for credit for good behavior. the crash happened two years ago. sanchez was under the influence when she veered into the shoulder of the road. authorities say she overcorrected causing the vehicle to swerve and joerve overturn. prosecutors say they livestreamed the entire thing on instagram. an update to a story we first brought you last week about a little boy who called 911 on his bus driver, saying he thought she was drunk. now shockingly, new released video shows the driver acting erratically and screaming at the kids. take a look. >> no jumping, no. no, whoa! no! [ screaming ] am i good at teaching in the classroom telling you, you have potential! >> you heard the shrieks of the children there. a 10-year-old boy on the bus phoned 911 once he got home. according to the police report the driver's blood alcohol level more than double the legal level. she advised deputies about taking anxiety and sleep medication.

she faces charges of dui, reckless endangerment and is no longer employed by the school district. >> she was drunk because she passed three red lights and she got on the side road. >> the long beach school district in washington is promising more thorough screening of drivers before they even get behind the wheel. thankfully the kids are okay. 6:47 right now. three bay area parents awaiting their fates in operation varsity blues. >> later this week sentenced for their roles in the college admissions scandal. san francisco wine maker augustin could face up to 15 months in prison. he pleaded guilty to paying $300,000 to increase his daughter's s.a.t. score and pretending she was a star water polo player. you'll recall actress felecity huffman was sentenced to 14 days in prison. rnlg former vice president and presidential hopeful joe biden will attend two campaign fund-raisers in the bay area

thursday, one in palo alto and one in san francisco. tickets will cost between $1,000 and $3,000. his wife, dr. jill biden, spent the weekend fund-raising in the bay area making stops in sonoma and fremont. also over the weekend, california senator and presidential candidate kamala harris opened a new campaign office in oakland. she also weighed in on the impeachment proceedings in washington saying that she agrees secretary of state mike pompeo should be part of the investigation as well. 6:48 right now. a price cut for living in a san francisco landmark. a penthouse on the soma clark tower is a few million dollars cheaper. >> you say san francisco landmark you know it's expensive. the pace is 3,000 square feet with two bedrooms, two bathrooms a crowned deck with breath-taking views of the city, now listed for an affordable $6 million, down from its original price of $8.5 million, when it went on the market in 2016.

so a deal. 6:48 for you right now. you'll have some giants fans this morning a bit melancholy today. >> bochy has officially ridden off into the sunset, after a rousing sendoff at oracle park. >> your manager, bruce bochy! >> fellas, you have taught me to look beyond impossible, to never say die, and never stop believing. >> bruce bochy retired yesterday after 13 years with the giants and 25 years managing in the major leagues. giants legends came out to show their support. fans stood for an emotional post game ceremony. many wanted to say a simple thank you, not just for making the team relevant again but turning them into champions. >> you got to take '10, '12 and '14, all the greatest moments and from there it's take a number. he's just the best.

>> number one. in the end bochy took a final victory lap in style along with three world series titles he ends his career with more than 2,000 victories, one of 11 managers to reach that plateau. he will very much be missed. >> absolutely. a lot of people. >> and nice to see the emotional words with a man the giant mitt and the giant number one. >> big foam finger. >> let's forget the freaky hair. >> a lot of people here were excited this morning, because we have a big announcement to make. our very own laura garcia got engaged over the weekend. >> i did. >> congratulations. >> big announcement. >> you thought it was all you. >> oh, yes, i thought it was the big light here because of the reflection off of it. >> it is. >> look at the rock for real. >> the rock is here! >> that is not on the roadway. >> not a rock in the roadway.

i'm very blessed to have found an incredible person in my life. >> he's pretty stunning, too. >> that, too. no, he's shown me what love is and i'm just so blessed and i'm speechless, which is a hard thing for me to be. he proposed in front of my kids. he's really incorporated them into his life as well and i'm going to become a stepmom of three beautiful girls as well. we are the brady bunch. ♪ here's a story >> how wonderful to know in my life time what true love really is. >> we thought we were giving that to you but apparently you're getting at ward outside of the newsroom. >> we're so happy for you. >> thank you. >> you deserve that and so much more. >> i'm very excited, been celebrating all weekend, but monday morning. >> we're going to have great weather today for the celebrations as it continues. >> all right! >> we're going to have sunshine today but i want to show you what storm ranger is tracking

right now. we have it parked on san bruno mountain ready for the rainy season, as we get ready to step out the door this morning. we are still tracking some spotty rain, that's the red scan you're seeing there, coming just south of san francisco able to see what's happening around the bay cair. it was busy earlier this morning, at about 1:00 to 2:00, we saw the scours moving through parts of the peninsula, into the south bay, and there were even some rainfall measurements up to about.03 of an inch of rain, around fremont as you get ready to head out the door, the showers that moved through earlier this morning. now it has cleared but we are seeing also some wet conditions in some spots. here is a live look outside in walnut creek, it looks like there's some linticular clouds when the wind is over the hills and forced to condense as it rises. we're going to have cool weather, only low 50s for the next couple of hours and only

reaching 69 degrees in concord today as well as san jose. 67 degrees in oakland, and 70 today in santa rosa. so as you're getting up about to head out the door, grab a jacket. it's a chilly start with mostly upper 40s and low 50s and you'll be comfortable throughout the day with pants and jeans on. through the rest of the week we're warming up but it happens gradually. as you look at that forecast, the seven-day forecast, by the weekend, we're going into the mid 80s for the inland areas and also very dry, so we'll be watching out for the concern of wildfire danger, especially in the hills but look at the start of the week, upper 60s today, low 80s by wednesday, and then some mid 80s for the weekend, so a big warmup is headed our way. mike, you have a big announcement. >> i do. kari, 880 is moving much more smoothly right now. that's big for oakland, guys. a crash that cleared, we were watching slowing here for 98 and we had a crash blocking a couple lanes. no major injuries and look, this

is moving quickly as far as the recovery goes. that is huge for the oakland area, but not a huge problem. it's good, good news. over hoar more slowing through walnut creek and toward lafayette for 24, typical build here at bay point and concord, typical as well as the upper east shore freeway slowing more gradually through berkeley. a nice pace there. we're just about 40 minutes from marsh creek road down through the slowing approaching the narrows right here, as you head south toward 580, no crashes but your typical slowing, folks to know about that for contra costa county as well as coming down here toward area around bernal south 680. earlier crash created a slowdown because of the distraction in the center divide. allow another five to seven minutes through pleasanton and the south bay with your typical silicon valley build. laura, back to you. >> thank you. 6:54. thailand's program in bangkok is

urging people to wear face mass actions. bong kong's pollution is not connected to the haze from forest fires affecting indonesia, malaysia and parts of southern thailand. a quick look at the top stories we're following. impeachment hearings, congressional committees get to work as the president and his allies defend that controversial call with ukraine. plus fun in the snow, an the sierra this morning. take a look here, we have those conditions for you coming up in just two minutes. makes you want to sing "the low it snow, let it snow ♪ -- maybe not, too son right now. 6:55 right now. you're watching "today in the bay." the juul record.

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6:57. before you head out the door, here are the top stories wear covering "today in the bay." >> congress is on a two-week break but some lawmakers are staying behind to get started on president trump's impeachment inquiry. lawmakers say they're working out details to get the whistle-blower to testify. over the next to two-weeks, five state department employee also speak to lawmakers investigating whether president trump tried to pressure ukraine to dig up dirt on joe biden. in one response the president tweeted "i deserve to meet my accu accuser." the "today" show is live from the white house, and has new polling on whether americans support impeachment proceedings. fall may have just started but in some places, it already feels like winter. take a look at this live look at i-80 up near tahoe, where early snow fell over the weekend, as

temperatures certainly cooled down. most spots picked up about three inches. actually just enough for visitors to jump out of the car, scoop together some snow or ice, throw it around. california snowballs there. some tourists said while they're not looking forward to the drive home, they said seeing the first snowfall of the year was cool. >> as long as you're not headed to the beach, the snow is always fun to see. >> california though you could be in the snow in the morning and beach for the afternoon. >> this is true. >> and so it's going to be still nice and cool today, but then by the end of the week, we're back to summer. we're going from upper 60s in the valleys today to mid 80s by the weekend. san francisco also heating up as we get more sunshine. >> good to see. tracking a couple of crashes for us this morning. >> a couple of minor crashes, the bottom of your screen south 880 at auto mall parkway looks like it's on the shoulder about you i'm watching because the traffic is building there and north 101 at sierra point parkway peninsula, slowing folks

from sfo is be aware should be clear. >> ss good that's what's happening "today in the bay." back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> and join us for our newscast at 11:00 and congratulations, laura! >> thank you! good morning, ready for battle, house speaker nancy pelosi sounds the starting gun on impeachment, and the president demands to meet his accusers face to face. we're going to have the latest on what's happening from the white house to capitol hill. also ahead on her case, the state department resurrects the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails, why career diplomats are suddenly in the crosshairs. midair scare, an alarming mechanical issue forces a passenger plane to make an emergency landing. what caused part of the jet's engine to be exposed during the flight all of that, plus school bus