for you this morning on since 4: thanks for joining . >> giving you the business. >> that's how we do. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we'll check that morning commute with mike in just moments but first, another day of summer. it's going to feel like we are in fall. >> it will feel like summer and it's going to be pretty hot for the inland areas and over toward the coast today. let'et you out the door with a live look outside in dublin, as we will also have a spare the air alert day, and that's mostly for the inland east bay and santa clara valley, where air quality will be most unhealthy. if you can carpool or catch transit on your way to work, we'll see temperatures in dublin going from the mid-50s to the upper 80s by early afternoon, so yes, indeed, very hot. even as it cools down, we have some more issues that will spring up. i'll talk more about that. mike, you're seeing more slowing through oakland. >> that's right, we were talking about this incident near golf links road, the zoo exit. i'll show everybody their drive,

a smooth flow of traffic, typical build 6808 through pleasanton and 880 south of hayward. west 580 approaching golf links and 98th, that exit there. a disabled vehicle to the right affecting the slow lane. the reason they have to have a break and presumably slowing in a bad section how it curves and folks who drive the area know it's dark and curvy and a bad spot for the tow truck to help out. they moved it to repair the tire. highway 4 a typical slow spot pittsburg through bay point and concord and the backup at the bay bridge has been there since its standard time about 5:20. back to you. >> thanks, mike. new this morning, san jose police investigating the death of a man stabbed in a fight. it happened at about 9:00 last night on alum rock close to where it crosses over highway 101. officers responded to reports of a fight involving multiple people. they found the unidentified

victim suffering from at least one stab wound. he later died at a hospital. police so far have not made any arrests. developing now, american troops are withdrawing from the turkey/syria border as a tense situation brews in that region. the white house says u.s. forces in northeastern syria are moving aside and clearing the way for an expected turkish assault, essentially abandoning kurdish fighters who foughtalongside american forces in year's long battle to defeat isis. the white house warns a turkish invasion would be a blow to the fight against isis mail tancsis. tracie potts has reaction from the white house on the second whistle blower in washington. >> good morning, everyone, from the president and from the attorney of the second whistle-blower, who says this client may know something that the first one did not.

an attorney for the original whistle-blower now claims to represent a second person with firsthand knowledge of the phone call where president trump allegedly pressured ukraine to investigate joe biden. >> why should i care at all what his perspective or his opinion or judgment of this transcript is? you and i can read it. >> reporter: the white house says it doesn't matter how many people decide to call themselves whistle-blowers. it doesn't change the fact that he, president trump, has done nothing wrong. the president tweets this new whistle-blower also had secondhand information. democrats insist there's evidence to support the original complaint. >> the whistle-blower complaint has been corroborated by information in the public domain every step of the way. this is as serious as it gets. >> reporter: four current and former state department officials will tell their stories to congress, including the european union ambassador, implicated in text messages released last week. >> what i certainly hope to hear

is how he can explain his behavior in pressing the new ukrainian president to do something of such a sordid nature. >> reporter: his deposition is set for tuesday. meantime, legal sources are telling us legal sources are telling us that the second whistle-blower is not expected to file a separate complaint. also happening today an capitol hill the united states supreme court begins its first full time with five conservative justices. foyoung immigrants and lgbtq people will be on top of the agenda. next month, the justices will hear arguments over the trump administration's plan to end a program that protected roughly 700,000 young immigrants from deportation. so far, lower courts have blocked the administration from ending the daca program. >> 6:04. happening today, voters can start casting ballots in san francisco's fall election.

ballots will be accepted at san francisco's voting center on the ground floor icity hall. it's open every day between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. from now to november 5th, which is election day. it will also be open over the final two weekends ahead of the election. new this morning, a united flight from sfo to amsterdam forced to make an emergency landing on the east coast. a spokesperson for united tells us the plane landed safely in bangor, maine, overnight. this map shows the detour. passengers stayed in maine for the night. they'll be booked on new flights later this morning. 6:05. a shooting happened at deanza high school in richmond. happened last friday after a

varsity football game. police say the school resource officer from deanza identified the 17-year-old who was involved in a car burglary right before the shooting. after searching his home police say they found one of the handgun used in the shooting. the oakland a's are the last team standing in the city of oakland with the warriors moving to san francisco and the raiders headed to las vegas after the season. with the city of oakland filing a lawsuit over the sale of the coliseum site to the a's, is there a chance the a's could head out the town as well? pete suratos joins us live in oakland to break it down for us. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and yes the commissioner of major league baseball is not happy about this lawsuit by the city of oakland. that's why he's mentioning it in this report, vegas as a possible destination, a relocation destination for the oakland a's. let's get into the details of this report in "the "san francisco chronicle"" that mentions rob manfred met with city officials when he was in oakland last week while he was attends lag week's a.l. wild

card game against the tampa bay rays. according to the report he told them he wants the city to drop this lawsuit which is blocking the sale of the coliseum site to the oakland arc's. the city claims the sale of the site to the a's violates a state law that requires publicly owned lands like the coliseum to be considered first for affordable housing before it's sold. one city councilmember told "the cron qul" manfred "laid down the law" and brought up vegas as a possible destination, with the raiders making the move there next season, not to mention the a's have a triple as q ags team in the city which led the minor leagues in attendance. prior to this lawsuit by the city, the a's were in negotiations on an $85 million deal to purchase half of the coliseum land from the county, which would be used for housing and businesses. now this also comes as the team is still trying to work on a plan to build a new stadium at the howard terminal near jack london square, but as far as

this lawsuit, the next court hearing for this lawsuit is set for november 14th. we're live here in oakland, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> pete, thank you. 6:07 for you right now. look to the skies and water all week because fleet week is back. you know the sights and many of you know that unmistakable roar of the blue angels. the aerial dare devils were seen flying in to oakland international last night. san francisco expects up to a million people to show up to fleet week to catch all of the events, hanging out and having fun there, it's all free and open to the public, including tours on military ships and watching the blue angels soar through the sky. that was a beautiful sight. >> always. see if the weather will cooperate as well. >> it looks like it will be very nice going into the weekend, but the winds will be an issue, if you're going to be out there, as

a spectator. we're starting out with temperatures the warmest in san francisco, 66 degrees, as you head out the door. but we are seeing mostly some low to mid-50s for many areas as we get ready to head out and get this monday started. if you're about to walk the kids to school within the next couple of hours, we'll go from 55 degrees at 7:00 to 78 degrees at 11:00, lunch time will still be a little bit more comfortable but it will heat up as we go through the rest of the day into the mid 80s by the last school bell. we'll reach up to 89 today. 87 in napa and palo alto will reach 86 degrees today. we'll talk more about a cooler forecast ahead. mike, you're starting back in oakland. >> that's right. looking here kari at 880 the nimitz, moves smoothly, well spaced for that part of oakland. the east bay looks predictable. we call out this one section 580, still slow. i think they're conducting this traffic break and moving that disabled vehicle over to the right shoulder, that's west 580,

your commute heading up through the area, past 98th and golf links, the zoo exits there and just shy of the warren freeway highway 13. hayward southbound the nimitz and 680 through pleasanton south also where the go weather is. not a surprise off of 580. south bay and peninsula all clear and we talked about the drive on 580, 24 minutes and building from grant line road to the dublin interchange, but without any problems. back to you. >> let's hop it stays smooth. thanks. >> 6:10 right now. still ahead the last laugh for the joker, the box office success and that surprise visit from the movie star. some uncertainty on the stock market this morning, but definitely a new way to toot your horn with a tesla. i'll tell you about it when "today in the bay" continues.

right now at 6:13, as we get a live look in san jose, we're starting out with some upper 50s and then we'll go from 60 at 7:00 to 73 at 10:00. the warmup today happens pretty quickly but this will be the last day of having to deal with summer-like temperatures for a little while. i'll talk about this and what's ahead in the forecast, coming up in less than five minutes. >> and we're still looking at this slow drive for 580, coming through oakland, looks like this traffic break may not be happening just yet. that might be because of that crash that happened on the other side of the bay.

the peninsula great for the bay shore freeway. we'll show you everything in between. >> and a very happy monday to you. some of us getting back to work after a longer break than others. stocks will likely suffer today after word from the chinese they're not going to fesnegotia on certain things, off the table in trade talks. general motors strike continues. uber has not done well. it says the ipo has turned to be an embarrassment for japanese investor machiosi-san. we've talked about him before. he's blanketing silicon valley with billions but his investments aren't playing out. he tells the japanese newspaper "nikkei" he's embarrassed by his silicon valley returns. shares of hewlett-packard saw its stock fall almost 10% friday, after it announced massive layoffs. thousands possible thousands of our neighbors.

generally the job market is doing well. we got the big jobs number friday showing the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years. not a lot of job growth, and curiously, we didn't see any growth in wages. you'd expect it gets harder and harder to find workers, companies would pay more, we're not seeing that in the numbers. this has been a long-term problem. from an economics point of view, americans don't make as much money as they should. tesla's elon musk says the cars he makes will get new sounds for the horn, like a goat's bleat and new sounds for slow speed, noises the car can make as it moves slowly in a parking lot so electric cars don't sneak up on you. one of the sounds is the clip clop of coconuts together. a reference to monty python and the holy grail and we're interpreting flat lens, toot

your own horn. >> oh, that's a boy's interpretation. i was thinking whoosh. >> yes, maybe when you hit the horn it will go whoosh, or maybe it will make another sound. >> i know what i would choose. >> i know what i would choose. >> not that sound. >> thanks, scott. welcome back, by the way. trending this morning, southern california moviegoers got a special surprise over the weekend. the joker himself showed up to meet fans before the film. nothing but smiling faces at alamo draft house in l.a. joaquin phoenix who plays the joker stopped by several screenings to meet fans. movie set a record for the best debut in october ever. it brought in over $93 million in the u.s. looks good but a little spooky. >> i think i'm going to see it. >> i bet you will. 6:16. you cannot silence a beautiful voice.

>> a homeless woman went viral for singing in a los angeles metro station, and she's getting a second chance. ♪ that's russian born singer emily zaroka appearing on stage during a little italy celebration in l.a. yesterday. earlier this week she gained worldwide attention, this is after a los angeles police department actually posted this video of her singing. she moved here from russia and suffered a major setback when her violin was stolen. she says she has no formal singing traininging but excited to show off her pipes, and l.a. councilmember is working to find her housing. >> quite the talent. >> hopefully that helps. >> hopefully gets back on her feet.

>> i wonder if somebody will put her in a studio and she'll record something. >> probably. isn't that how it goes? >> like "america's got talent." i know someone else who has talent, meteorologist kari hall the talented forecast. what is happening for us today, not so great. >> not so great. it's still going to be really warm and we're feeling summer-like weather across the bay area, but that is about to change but there will be some other issues that come up from that, so let's get a live look outside and get started on this monday. looking at palo alto as you get ready to head out the door. the south bay forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen as we look at how our morning shapes up in palo alto. we'll be at 57 degrees at 7:00 and going from 57 to 77 at 11:00, and it continues to go up from there, eventually hitting the mid to upper 80s. our south bay high today reaches 88 in san jose, and los gatos. up to 92 in morgan hill, and for the east bay, a lot of upper 80s and low 90s here, so it's going

to be very warm. our winds coming in from the southwest at about 10 to 15 miles per hour, and also very warm for the coastal areas, so half moon bay reaches 81 degrees and 87 in palo alto. we can see it up to 86 in the mission district today, and then for the north bay, we're up to 87 in novato, reaching 90 today in ukiah and santa rosa. we have big changes ahead for the rest of the week, so today the temperatures are going to peak and then a cold front blasts through tomorrow. this will bring in some cooler air, but will also shift our wind direction, as it moves farther toward the east. as we go into wednesday and thursday, our winds will be peaking and blowing offshore with some very dry conditions. so even though the temperatures will be cooler, we could still have a very high fire danger, especially over those hills. we'll see the winds calm down on friday, but then by saturday, sunday, another storm system moves in, and it makes it also

windy once again. so we are going to be watching out for this, a fire weather watch in effect for the inland hills. it doesn't yet include the santa cruz mountains but we'll be watching out for that potential and that will be between wednesday and thuday when those winds will be peaking and then our temperatures coming down into the mid-70s. for the inland areas it will cool off and keep the milder temperatures for the weekend. san francisco very warm today, but we'll bring it down to 70 by tomorrow mike, you're picking out two slow spots for the east bay. >> that's right. doesn't mean it's only slowing in two spots but these are the two focusing because of the change over the last few minutes. we see the tri-valley shows 680 and hayward shows the east bay also slowing, typical patterns there. we'll call out this one through oakland, west 580 still slow. we don't have word that the tow truck is even there and the traffic break may not have occurred yet. a slower drive a mile approaching 98th and golf links, that would be your commute

westbound 580. up toward the bay bridge you'll want to use the nimitz freeway. if you can choose between the two this morning. the second spot for the east bay, at almost 40 minutes, over 35 minutes from marsh creek road to vasco at 580, the slowing typically occurs as you narrow down to one lane and it builds up on the approach. a standard build there but it's there, your break is over for the weekend in the morning. slow for highway 4 through pittsburg and bay point and the upper east shore freeway, slow with speeds a bit headed toward the bay bridge toll plaza, so here are travel times again that incident west 580 at golf links slows you down so the nimitz is much better. a look at the bay bridge toll plaza shows you we have movement, a lot of vehicles are there but it's not packed solid. it's just packed. back to you. >> sure is, thanks a lot. next and all new, a ride share horror, at tack an uber driver in california had to fight off and how he's doing this morning. later, "nbc bay area responds."

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6:24 and a sacramento uber driver is in a coma, after police say what happened last night. police say he fought off a knife attack. police say that driver and his passenger had an argument late

last night. when officers arrived they found a passenger swinging the knife. the driver at that point had no injuries, but later suffered a heart attack. he's now in a medically indupsed induced coma. nbc bay area responds to a san francisco student whose cross-country shipment went missing. >> he asked consumer investigator chris chmura and his team for help. >> good morning, marcus recently enrolled at the academy of art in san francisco. he paid $156 tgreyhod, the bus line, to ship two suitcases from connecticut to here. inside, personal items including some clothes, plus more than $4,000 worth of cameras and lenses, he said. those bags disappeared. seven weeks after the bus left new haven, there was no sign of them, and marcus says greyhound couldn't tell him where they were, so he turned to us. we asked greyhound to review marcus' lost items claim. it offered marcus $300.

greyhound tolls told us $we we do not accept any shipment with a declared value of more than $1,000. if he did not declare value at the time of shipment $300 is the maximum amount of coverage he'd receive as a customer courtesy." marcus is disappointed but glad he got at least $300 back. shop around and assess your risk. greyhound specifically says it doesn't offer additional insurance. other companies might offer extra protection. got a shipping problem of your own? call us 888-996-tips or go to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thank you, chris. >> 6:26 this morning. new for you, pain at the pump? new perspective as it feels like prices are jumping. we'll take you through all of those numbers. then later, historic homecoming at 6:50, meet the california queen who came off the field to accept her crown. you're watching "today in the bay."

right now at 6:30, adding new housing in contra costa county, the work being done starting today to make it happen. we're live with details on the project, smoky skies in parts of the bay area sunday. the fast response that kept this blaze from spreading, as kari warns us about more fire danger in the days ahead. 49ers fever just one of two undefeated teams in the nfl.

the key matchup tonight that may slow down your evening commute if you're not attending. "today in the bay" continues right now. talking about sports, look at this. the warriors ringing the opening bell. the executives from the team at the new york stock enxchange ths morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's head over to meteorologist out the heat today.e'll talk >> it's still going to be hot today. we had hot weather yesterday. as the sun comes up we'll have at times unhealthy air quality as some smoke drifts in and some warm temperatures, and it will be a spare the air alert day, as we head out the door in the inland east bay and santa clara valley, make plans to change up your way you get to work, maybe carpool, transit, something to help improve our air quality today. if you're going to be in san francisco, expect those

temperatures to be in the low 60s and it will be a warm one as we reach into the upper 70s there, and our high temperatures reaching the low 80s in san francisco, and oakland. 90 in livermore. also 90 in santa rosa. but we'll talk about some changes ahead. mike, you're starting out in alamo. >> showing the quad room for contra costa county, typical whether for pittsburgh into bay point and through walnut creek but just south of the walnut creek interchange, stone valley road we have a crash there, just a note it should be off the fro roadway. we have a hit-and-run situation. chp is looking for info if you have any information. west 580 is slow because right around the bend as you come up toward 98th, we have a crash that came from a disabled vehicle originally on the call, still blocking slow lanes through oakland, atypical. all of the rest of the slowing patterns are typical. back to you. >> thanks, mike. developers hope to put a dent in contra costa county's

housing crieses with ground-breaking later today. bob redell, talk to me about the significance of this move. >> reporter: marcus, it's the walnut creek transit village is what we're talking about, significant for a couple of reasons. one, this has been several years in the planning in the making and two, once it's complete it will bring hundreds of new apartments online. later this morning, developers of the transit village will break ground on this construction complex located on this parcel of land behind me. we put this map on your tv screen so you can get a better lay of the land. the apartments should be located just north of the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station in what used to be the surface parking lot for b.a.r.t. riders. this will give you a sense of what the development looks like. when complete the walnut creek transit village will cover 16 acres, will have almost 600

apartments and 26,000 feet of retail space. the developer says it will be one of the largest transit developments of its kind in the bay area. construction will take place in two phases. phase one is the ground-breaking for this morning, another about 360 apartments in that phase should be finished by 2022 and in the remainder of the apartments for phase two, that ground-breaking will be the next year or the year after. reporting live next to walnut creek b.a.r.t., bob redell, "today in the bay." >> big moves happening there, bob, thank you. at 6:33 this morning, power is up and running for pg&e customers in butte, plumas and yuba counties. pg&e warned people over the weekend their power could be shut off because of high fire dangers. about 12,000 customers didn't have power when they woke up yesterday morning but power was restored to everyone just before 4:00 p.m. firefighters spent the night mopping up hot spots after a wildfire burned dangerously close to homes in napa county.

cal fire says it burned about 500 acres in american canyon. people living in the area had to evacuate, and for a time, some feared the worst. >> the napa fires, that was scary and last year with the paradise fire brought back a lot of bad memories, so it's scary to have it so close to home but looks like it's getting contained, which is nice. >> firefighters lifted the evacuations at about 7:00 p.m., and all roads in that area are back open this morning. kari, we've been talking about this, fire danger we had with the hot temperatures today. >> now we have a lot of changes with pg&e, they have their network of cameras, they have more meteorologists dedicated to wildfire and when they should shut off the power to high threat areas. so this is the website that i look at, pg&e, it shows the risk and which days they may be turning off power.

they have a power outlook watch for wednesday and thursday, where we will see winds picking up and in the bay area zones three and four, which is the north bay, the santa cruz mountains as well as the east bay mountains, so i'll continue to monitor that with more updates, make sure you keep checking in for more of the forecast. governor newsom wants to california schools. the governor is signing a bill to put the largest school construction bond in the state's history on the march 2020 ballot. ab-48 would raise $15 billion for preschool, k-12 and higher education construction. the bond needs just a simple majority of voters to say yes to pass it. as you fuel up for the work week you may not realize gas prices reaching five-year highs. in many places it's well past $4 a gallon. kris sanchez is live in santa clara this morning. sounds like bay area drivers are feeling the pinch more than everyone else.

>> reporter: yes, we are feeling it more and across the nation gas prices are going down. i heard back from the analyst at gasbuddy.com, where you can track gas prices. you can expect gas prices here in california to start dipping below the $4 mark within the next couple of weeks. short term know this is what you're dealing with this morning. i want to show you a map a heat map. the darker the color, the lower the price. you see california all gold and yellow and that means it is at the highest end of the price range. the average price for a gallon of gas in the san jose metro area was $4.15, that's 12 cents higher than last week, 58 cents higher than last month, 36 cents higher than last year. we caught up with cab driver singh who was pumping away some of its profits. >> cost $45 other station at shell. >> reporter: how does that

compare to what it usually is? >> $10 more. >> reporter: sadly for mr. singh and the rest of us, it will be a couple weeks before the prices start to drop below the $4 level. gas buddy and aaa analysts blame refinery issues in california and also that attack on the saudi arabian oil facility in september that made the market unstable. let's not forget californians pay 61 cents per gallon in gas taxes. right now the california energy commission is wrapping up a five-month study to answer the question that governor gavin newsom had, which is market manipulation also a factor in our gas prices? that report is due by the end of the month. in santa clara, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, kris. >> 6:37 right now. with the chiefs loss last night here on nbc sunday night football, there are only two remaining undefeated teams in the nfl, one of them playing at levi's.

the 49ers are 3-0, and coming off of a bye week. tonight they host the cleveland browns. a lot of people are talking about this one, and they say this is the real test for the niners who last started 4-0 29 years ago in 1990. >> that was a good era. golden era for our niners. let's hope tonight they pull it off again, mike. it is also a test for transit, uta and the local roadways. as we know, levi's stadium down here, 237/101 all get flooded with traffic for the evening commute as well. just keep that in mind. that's the big deal and you know there's signs over there on the freeway, warning you about the activity over by great america. the south bay a typical push out of san jose, up toward santa clara again and a smooth drive on the peninsula. over in the east bay we have hayward, we have typical slowi through pleasanton as well for southbound 068. the patterns holding off from a big commute. all lanes are clear west 580 approaching 98th, great news.

more folks toward 13, over here we're looking at a big driveor the tri-valley, no major problems and a live look shows you the san mateo bridge no problems, we just have more cars but the same number of lanes so it's slow. >> does seem to be a little problem. all right. >> no problem to talk about the weekend ahead, meteorologist kari hall. >> we never have a problem talking about the weekend. >> not at all. it was warm over the past weekend so this upcoming weekend you may be happy to know it will feel more like fall. we have upper 70s for saturday as well as sunday. it is just going to be kind of windy at times and as we look at san francisco, we're getting ready for fleet week and all that will be going on all week long, it's going to feel nice. toasty this afternoon but by the weekend, we're seeing some upper 60s and low 70s in the forecast. if you're planning to head to the sierra this weekend, expect some upper 50s on friday, as well as sunday. the warmest day will be saturday, reaching 61 degrees and for the tri-valley, still

going to be warm here, with some low 80s for friday and saturday, but cooling off just a little bit on sunday, with some of those breezy winds picking up there as well. in napa valley we have some low 80s for friday and saturday, and the high on sunday only reaches 78 degrees. so it's nice to see a cooldown in the forecast, but it is still warm today. i'll talk about that, i'll show you a temperature trend with a beautiful sunrise in palo alto in less than three minutes. >> we'll look forward to that, thanks, kari. next on "today in the bay," one of our top stories the threat major league baseball is making against oakland after the city's latest stadium dispute with the a's. then later, the greatest, yet another remarkable routine by gymnast simone biles. at 6:50, the two new moves she tried that will now bear her name. but first, towed for trump, the mistake police now admit making, after removing people's cars during the president's recent visit to california.

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right now at 6:43, let's take a look at our beautiful colorful sunrise over palo alto, we're starting out with a few clouds passing by and the sun breaking through. but we also have a lot of haze in the air, that's the reason why it's so bright. as we go into the start of the day, we'll be in the upper 50s and leading into mid 80s by early afternoon. this is our last day of some warm weather. we'll talk more about that and what's ahead coming up in less than five minutes.

>> we're looking at a pretty good drive but over in contra costa county area we have two problems for 680, walnut creek and alamo, we'll talk about that as well as one spot to avoid in san francisco, coming up. look to the skies and the water all week because fleet week is back. we know that formation and listen to this unmistakable roar from the blue angels. the aerial dare devils were seen flying in to oakland international last night. san francisco expects up to a million people to show up to fleet week to catch all of the events, hanging out and having fun there, it's all free and open to the public, including tours on military ships and watching the blue angels soar through the sky. we're still trying to connect the dots in a police standoff in silver creek neighborhood yesterday.

we know officers were outside of that home for about six hours on yerba buena road. there were reports of a man inside the home with a gun. while our cameras were there, no one came out. video shot later showed a man in handcuffs after police used flash-bang devices. police are not confirming if the man in handcuffs is tied to an earlier incident. >> it's quarter to 7:00 oakland leaders are getting the message after major league baseball leadership threatened the a's could move to las vegas. the issue is thorny with the suit the city of oakland filed to stop the looming sale ef tof coliseum site to the a's part of the new waterfront stadium deal. baseball's commissioner last week suggested if the city doesn't drop the suit, the a's may move elsewhere, such as las vegas. councilman larry reed says oakland leaders took that threat to heart and he's pretty certain the issues will be resolved.

6:45, and new this morning, police in san diego are promising refunds and issuing apologies after towing a slew of cars during president trump's recent visit. the president visited there two weeks ago and ahead of the visit police posted dozens of temporary no parking and towing away signs. police admit some of the signs were would small and others lacked detail warning about a temporary tow-away zone. the $250 ticket was just the start of the nightmare. >> there was lost wages for me. i didn't plan to be out three, almost four hours to go and get my car and you pretty much interrupted people's lives. >> in its apology the department told our nbc sister station it failed to live up to community expectations. >> 6:46. president trump ordered u.s. forces in syria to get out of the way as the u.s. ally moves in. >> scott mcgrew, startling change plans in syria. >> really is. good morning. as recently as a week ago,

marcus, we were warning the turks, who are our allies, not to move into northern syria, which is the home to our other allies, the kurds. a week ago we were protecting the kurds, now we have new videos of u.s. forces withdrawing to get out of the way of the incoming turkish forces. will they attack the kurds? whatever happens, u.s. forces are not getting involved. senator lindsey graham told fox news the green light to turkish forces and the danger to kurds is "a big win" for iran and syrian lead ear sad, a big win for isis. former u.s. ambassador to the you nices nikki haley direct in her reaction, the kurds were instrumental in our successful fight against isis in syria, leaving them to die is a big mistake. also breaking this morning, president trump has lost a court case in new york state over his

taxes. a federal judgeays the president can't stop his accountants from turning his tax records over to state prosecutors in manhattan. they're investigating president trump's payments to women who alleged past sexual affairs. the other big news the existence of a second whistle-blower, at least two. the lawyers representing the whistle-blowers say there are multiple, but we know two people asked for legal protection as they claim the president violated laws in his phone calls with the leader of ukraine. we believe assistant secretary of state george kent in the yellow tie will testify before the house impeachment inquiry today in a closed session. tomorrow u.s. ambassador to the european union gordon sondland is scheduled to testify. he was the one involved in the text messages last week where he tried to convince the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine they weren't withholding weapons in exchange for an investigation.

we're watching all of those things happening in washington right this minute. you can follow me on twitt twittetwitter twitter i'm @scottmcgrew. trending this morning a southern california high school breaking down gender barriers and looking good doing it. samantha was crowned homecoming queen before taking to the field and playing in the game. she joined the football team two years ago because she loves football and to prove the sport is not just for boys. good for her. 6:49. team usa star gymnast simone biles gets two more skills named after her. this is following her spectacular performance in germany. on the floor exercise she nailed a triple double. she also did a double-double dismount from the balance beam which is a double back flip with two twists. each move will be called the biles, because neither has been done before at a major competition.

>> and will never be done by any of us sitting right here in front of you. just sayin'. >> they did it on like the wii anyone t nintendo wii. >> it's dynamo, the way she steps through the air. >> i could probably do the flips but just be falling. >> don't try this at home. >> not at all. so today at home make sure you don't put too many layers on today. >> right, it starts out cool but it will heat up today so that's going to be the thing, we'll have to be prepared for, the nice cool start but it will feel like summer by this afternoon. here is a look at the beautiful sunrise, before you even have to get up and look out the window, i just wanted to show you this view looking from the cupertino hills over the south bay, we've had some very spectacular sunrises and sunsets, but unfortunately, it's because we've also had a high level of ozone, a lot of particulate matter in the air and wildfires

nearby. this is a picture i got sent to me by our executive producer andy and he showed me this beautiful snapshot looking from brentwood toward mt. diablo and if you have any weather pictures, sunset, sunrises, send them to me @karihallweather, you may see it featured on "today in the bay." take a look at the seven-day forecast, it's already up at the bottom of the screen, as we look at our high temperatures for today. it's up to 90 degrees in livermore, and still very warm in napa, reaching 87, but we could also see some 80s in san francisco and oakland. as you get dressed once again we talked about it, a nice comfortable start to the day, but later on today, maybe short sleeves and shorts will be all you'll need to stay comfortable, in this warm weather, but we will see some changes ahead. there will be a storm system approaching from the pacific northwest. we won't g any rain out of this, but it will shift the winds that will turn breezy and much cooler but unfortunately, the farther east it goes, we'll start to see our winds shifting offshore and by wednesday into

thursday, we'll not only have high winds but also low humidity, and at least we will have the cooler temperatures, but we will also see a high fire danger, and it does stay breezy going into the weekend, as another storm system moves in. so we are going to see a series of pushes of cooler air but also some gusty winds, dry conditions, and we're going from the upper 80s inland today to the mid-70s by wednesday and we're going to keep it seasonable by the end of the week but we're watching out for this, that fire weather watch and you want to make sure you keep checking in for more updates if you're shaded in the areas in orange. mike, you're starting out with a fire in san francisco. >> that's right, but not a wildfire that we're talking about, it's an underground fire and this will affect traffic, a smooth drive getting into the city, city streets, important city streets, california and larkin, that intersection reportedly closed because of some sort of underground fire there. if it involves electrical box there, that will affect the signals in the area as well. shield your eyes, we'll put on

our speed sensors for the surface streets, doesn't help to clarify things, except larkin and california moving snoothly. van ness and polk moves nicely, a nice option taking you away from the freeway. california at larkin watching that situation in san francisco city streets. alamo the crash cleared in the last few minutes so have the speed sensors recovering nicely. slow south 680 as a disabled vehicle in your middle lane and that may take a couple more minutes to clear as you're traveling out of pleasant hill to the walnut creek interchange. the east shore freeway shows a typical pattern slowing from highway 4 to the bay bridge and the build from richmond across toward the north bay, and the rest of the bay also shows a typical pattern for the tri-valley, 680 south through pleasanton, 80 through hayward. we're checking on that when chp arrives south 880 headed toward dixon landing rooad and the souh bay typical pattern north through san jose the slowest.

>> thanks. 6:53 right now. happening now, climate protests are under way in australia and new zealand. thousands taking to the streets demanding action. police arrested 30 people in sydney for obstructing traffic and disobeying reasonable direction. new zealand media reported in wellington, hundreds protested outside parliament, causing disruption. next a quick look at our top stories, including a new term, the landmark cases the supreme court will consider as soon as this week. plus another homicide, the deadly streak for san jose continues. the fatal stabbing overnight. we'll haveore news for you right after the break. 6:54 for you right now. you're watching "today in the bay." announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american

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welcome back to you on this monday morning. before you head out the door, here are the top stories we're covering on "today in the bay." >> new for you this morning, san jose police are investigating the death of a man who was stabbed during a fight, at about 9:00 last night on alum rock, this is near where it crosses over highway 101. officers responded to the reports of a fight involving multiple people. they found an unidentified victim suffering from at least one stab wound. he later died at the hospital. police so far have not made any arrests. the united states supreme court begins its first full term with five conservative justices. abortion rights and protections for young immigrants and lgbtq people will be top on the upcoming agenda. last month, the justices heard arguments over the trump administration's plan to end a program that protected roughly 700,000 young immigrants from

deportation. so far, lower courts have blocked the administration from ending the daca program. starting a week of nobel prize awards, nobel prize for medicine overnight went to two americans and one british researcher, for their discoveries about how cells sense and adapt to oxygen availability. each day this week a nobel prize will be awarded. the physics prize is announced tomorrow and then chemistry, literature prize on thursday and the nobel peace prize awarded on friday. developers hope to put a dent in contra costa county's housing crisis with a ground-breaking later today. a live look at the site in walnut creek at the b.a.r.t. station. the walnut creek transit village has been several years in the making. the apartments will be built at the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station in what used to be a parking lot. the developer says it will be one of the largest transit developments of its kind in the bay area. when complete, the walnut creek transit village will cover 16

acres and there will be nearly 600 apartments and 26,000 feet of retail space. that's a lot of shopping. >> lots. all right, so as we head out today, some people are going to do some shopping and might need to bring the little fans with them. it will be a hot one. >> yes, make sure you stay hydrated today. it will be very warm and it will feel like summer. some of our warmest inland spots reach the upper 80s today. by tomorrow it starts to cool off, and that cooling trend conditions with some very high gusts of wind by the middle of the week and for san francisco, we're in the low 80s today, but dropping back to 70 for the high tomorrow, some significant cooling ahead. >> looks good there. what about an update on the crash in fremont? >> we saw it on the map, chp says southbound 880, let's look at this shot at auto mall parkway near the top of the shot but the speed sensors and the live look completely clear now. i think that crash is off of the freeway. great for the nimitz, not bad everywhere. slow across the san mateo bridge

we expect that getting to the peninsula. >> hope your monday morning is great. thanks for joining us. we'll be back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> don't forgeto toin us for our midday newscast, always a fun time for us there. we'll see you then. have a great morning. good morning, new whistleblower, a second person comes forward with information aboue ent's dealings with ukraine. >> chuck, let me finish. >> the gop ccles the wagons around the president, but former secretary of state colin powell says it's time for republicans to step up. >> they need to get a grip, and when they see things that are not right,hey need to say something about it. >> just ahead, the key witnesses set to testify this week. we're live at the white house. breaking overnight, captured, a man accused of opening fire inside a crowded kansas bar killing at least four people taken into custody. a desperate manhunt now underway for a second suspect armed, dangerous and still on the