breaking news or press conferences, and more. a officer shot and injured after being am busched. >> an update on her condition this morning and new details on her comrade who heroically got her to safety. feeling forgotten. businesses in one neighborhood says crime is not letting up. smoke seen for miles. firefighters still at a scene that brought traffic to a standstill. good thursday morning to you. 6:00 right now. thanks for starting your day

with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we want to welcome millbrae school district for their first day back to class. a big day for the teachers, students and parents out there. it's the first day of fourth grade. take those pictures. >> that was me yesterday. mom! >> you got to capture the moment. it goes by so fast. >> it does. i can't believe summer is over, but it feels like summer. >> labor day, right? >> officially. >> yeah, we will have warm temperatures and also the first day of school as you head out this morning for the millbrae school district. it's in the low 60s at drop off time and at pick up time, the low 70s. a good day for a first day. temperatures will be warm and feeling like summer with concord reaching 88 degrees. san francisco will be in the low 70s. we are going to see big changes

ahead, and there's a lot we will talk about in weather, and that's coming up in a few minutes. mike, you have a clash in san josé. >> yeah, we have seen slowing where that crash was reported a few minutes ago, and that's the activity on the right shoulder. a shout-out to campbell schools coming online, and that's in addition to los gatos. hayward and towards union city with a little slowing. san mateo bridge clears up and the bay bridge starting to build up with a mild backup. back to you. >> thank you. developing this morning a san josé police officer after what authorities described as a ambush style shooting. >> we covered this extensively for you. today in the bay's bob redell is

live outside the police headquarters. do we know more about this officer? >> reporter: good morning, laura and marcus. san josé police have not yet identified her and we just heard in the last five or ten minutes that she is still in critical but stable condition at a local hospital. she has been with san josé police department for ten years, and she's the first female officer to be shot in the line of duty, and second officer to be shot this year. it was around yesterday at 8:00, and she and her partner responded to a family dispute call. a woman called police and said her husband was drunk and trying to hit her. one of the officers called out to the front door balcony of the home, and that's when the 34-year-old husband came out and

shot the officer in the torso outside of her bullet proof vest. >> what happened next is courage. without hesitation or consideration for himself, the officer's partner extracted the victim officer from the line of fire to a place of safety where he began to treat her injuries. >> this is video of the suspect being arrested after a four-hour standoff with police. he was taken to the hospital with unknown injuries. turns out he is a convicted felon on probation here in santa clara county. police say they also recovered a firearm. an assembly evan low that represents silicon valley tweeted out it was his brother that pulled the injured officer to safety. he wrote, quote, please send

your encouragement to the injured officer and to my brother, who is my hero. reporting live outside san josé police, bob redell, today in the bay. >> that's very true. thank you. we did send an alert yesterday morning, and we will continue to monitor the developments in the situation. can you get the updates sent straight to your phone when you download our free nbc bay area news app. firefighters at a fire that burned 71 acres in the south bay. this all started around 6:00 last night in the morgan hill near coyote creek golf drive. that smoke brought traffic to a near stand still during rush hour.

it's 40% contained and no homes are threatened. there's new calls for accountability in the wake of last week's firestorm in maui. the cause is still under investigation, but the authorities are looking more closely at downed power lines. some believe high's power company responded too slowly to the hurricane-force winds. five companies have filed suit against the utility and maui county. the president and first lady plan to visit maui. one couple yesterday finally visited their property, walking into the burn zone on foot because cars are still not allowed. they worked past barricades and burned homes in the neighborhood, and while the flames spared their home, for

now it's still uninhabitable. they said walking through the neighborhood was almost too much to bear. >> it's hard to take in. just seeing this devastation. i don't know what to think. we grew up here. this is home to a lot of us. >> of the estimated 2,200 structures damaged or destroyed in the fire, more than 75% were homes. we're trying to make it easy for you if you want to help out these people that have been struggling. we have a list of verified organizations that are collecting donations on our website, nbcbayarea.com. you can find it on the how to help maui link. it's right up there in our trending bar. happening today in oakland, little saigon leaders and business owners will be with oakland police in the wake of a recent crime surge. community leaders say thefts like the one you see here at

7-eleven, they are happening all too frequently. others say prostitution is driving some of the customers away. critics are saying police often never respond to the crimes. the things are tied to the smaller crimes they believe are what making situations worst. >> i need more help. >> without police, the cops, that will be a bad situation. the employee -- i can't stop those people. >> the opd did open a neighborhood substation last year and while many people say that's helping improve the situation, they also say it's still not enough. we all know trying to make it in the bay can be difficult, but san josé is among one of the best cities in the u.s. to raise a family. it was ranked second when it comes to the most desirable place for families. it was the only california city

to make the top 25. some of the matrix include crime and cost of living. this is a live look for you right here. the san diego skyline. they are starting to feel the impact from hurricane hilary. it was just upgraded from a tropical storm, and it's expected to deliver widespread rain and winds. this is the predicted path of the storm. right now it's churning off the coast of mexico, and next week the remnants will arrive in the bay area. and not only are we worried about that, but the lightning it could bring. >> that area is not prepared for

hurricanes. >> it will not be a hurricane by the time it reaches san diego, because the water is too cool, the water needs to be 70 degrees or higher to maintain that hurricane intensity. but it's going to intensify to a category 4 over the next few days as it moves closer to baja, california, and it's moving to the west at 13 miles per hour. that's expected to be strong, but as it moves over the cooler water as it approaches san diego, it will continue to weaken but it will have a big impact in terms of how much rain we are going to see. as we look at the track of that storm, it really depends on where it goes, but that tropical rain affecting southern california the most with the mountains getting possibly over an inch of rainfall, and the bay area could see scattered showers

as well and with the lightning, the south bay will have a chance. mike has a look at where we could find lower gas. if you are stopping for gas in richmond, the best price is 4.49 at arco on san pablo avenue. and then sunnyvale's best, also 4.49 on south matilda. and then on harbor boulevard, $4.79 in belmont. thank you for those sharing at gasbuddy.com. and then there's slowing through livermore, and then the amount of slow something focused on vasco heading in towards town. we are over the half hour mark from marsh creek road to 580.

a buildup at the bay bridge toll plaza continues to fill in the lanes. back to you. >> thank you. one east bay high school finally saying good bye to what are calling a controversial mascot, but it will be a minute. there was

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herbal. happy first day of school for los gatos union school district. the drop off time will be in the mid-60s, and a pick up time in the 80s. we will get a look at the rest of the our microclimates coming up. richmond side of the bridge, and that's heading towards san rafael. we will check the bay bridge next. interesting stock symbol on our board this morning. vfs, and that's vin fast electric cars. the stock has been jumping to high levels as investors try to get in on the next tesla. so high a vietnamese company that sold a handful of cars became worth more than general motors. a lot of the red you are seeing

all over the board is as investors digest the latest fed minutes, and the notes from the meeting where committee members raised interest rates, and the feeling is they will do it again, particularly as they continue to see numbers showing a strong economy and a stub yearn inflation. money just moves around, and it feels destroyed wit comes out of your pocket, but the movement can change interest rates. the actual price of a home and the mortgage rate, all of that put together is the highest now in 40 years. it's a perfect storm. those who own a home don't want to sell because they want to keep their 2 to 3% mortgage, which means fewer homes, which means higher prices. bloomberg calculated a person trying to buy a median-priced

home in california, and that's california, mind you, not the bay area, they would need to have a salary of -- >> you have a lot of money saved up, and then you think, we can do this. >> you can't save fast enough. >> it's a special day around here today. that's right. we are celebrating scott mcgrew. believe it or not, it's his 25th anniversary here at nbc bay area. quarter of a century, that's a long time. he has covered so much, and

today on the bay is where you have spent the bulk of the time. >> i have been getting up at 2:15 for probably 20 years. >> crazy. it's fun to see. you help people become so informed. on a personal note, scott is a great guy and fun to work with and always goes the extra mile to tell an accurate story. >> when you break it down, we can understand. >> that's delightful to hear. >> did you imagine you would be here 25 years. >> i wanted to get out to the san francisco bay area, because i just love it so much. >> it's great. it's where you raised your family. >> yeah, absolutely. we were talking earlier that my

oldest was in preschool, campbell parents participation preschool, and now he's a firefighter, and now my youngest is in the navy, and i am a dad of men. >> the business and tech world, that has changed -- >> yeah, you get the value of -- i know when that person was over there when they were working with that person over there. i can remember two guys coming out of stanford and we went to a tiny meeting at yahoo, and they were going to provide the search company, and they called themselves google. what a name. >> yeah, 25 years, that's a long time. >> all right. now let's move on to

weather. we are going to have great weather, and also cooler. >> that's why people move here. >> that's probably some of the draw, too. low visibility, mist and drizzle on the golden gate bridge. we are going to see temperatures in the mid-60s for the start of school until hayward. at pick up time it will be in the upper 70s. the 7-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. we will talk about all of the changes ahead. as we look at today's high temperatures, just a touch cooler compared to yesterday. san josé reaching 86 degrees, and 93 in concord. we will see san francisco in the upper 60s. 86 degrees in fairfield. on saturday, it's a touch cooler for the interior valleys.

we are watching out for a slight chance of thunderstorms firing up again today. it has been a high concern because if we get lightning strikes that could start off a new wildfire. we have also see a little rain coming up with it, but not enough to put out any fires. we will watch over the weekend, hurricane hilary as it is expected to make it up to a category 4. as it moves into the cooler water approaching southern california, it will weaken but spread a lot of ran across the region. and something typically we don't see, especially with all the heavy rainfall that could cause flash flooding. with it moving into san diego around sunday, and then continuing to move northward over towards nevada. when we see tropical systems on the western side, it tends to be drier. we could be on the drier end of this tropical system, but still

scattered showers and possibly lightning developing late monday into tuesday with a lot of rain over towards the sierra and further towards the east. a slight jog in that track could make a huge difference of how much rain we could see and the impact here in the bay area. check in for the latest updates, especially this weekend. as we go into the next several days, it's looking nice here. we get a break from the high humidity especially on saturday. san francisco will see temperatures in the upper 60s. storm chances increasing monday and tuesday. mike, how are the lanes at the bay bridge? >> they have filled in. it was a gradual fill in. you see traffic slowing where we initially saw the slowing in the crossover on 880. all lanes are moving, and the lanes are not fully filled in, and trust me, that's not bad. richmond slowing cleared up, and

there's slowing as you approach the berkeley curb now. highway 4, a couple disabled vehicles but not presenting a problem. there's a fire that i am following up on next. >> thank you, mike. as we head to break, we have a reminder all this month nbc and telemundo is teaming up to clear the shelters. here's derrick. he loves treats. >> you can adopt derrick at the oakland zoo on sunday. the other event will be in san the other event will be in san francisco at

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welcome back. it's 6:25. a long-time debate over a controversial mascot from minutemen to bears. it comes in response to arguments minutemen depicts a colonial era militia with ryals. the students decided to change

to bears, which the board is now backing. some concord high alums argue the district is focusing on mnuchin. >> i am all for supporting the students and staff that worked so hard on this to help them reach their vision of welcoming an inclusive campus for all. >> the school is in disrepair. there's dirt, rocks, weeds, squirrels all over the place. >> the change will be in place next fall at a cost of $200,000. and then the falcon 9 rocket lifted off in florida this morning. this is the 99th dedicated star link mission.

a different falcon 9 is expected to send more satellites into space tomorrow. there are calls for accountability. the new push in maui to investigate the response of last week's deadly firestorm. the focus is a utility truck. after getting the green light for unrestricted expansion last week, and we will give you the details

right now at 6:30, robo taxi expansion hitting a roadblock. the all-new request from san francisco leaders days after state regulators gave the company a green light to widen their services. then an update on an accident that killed a 4-year-old girl, and the new charges against the driver and an update on her father. and then changes in place this year in the wake of some on campus incidents. this is "today in the bay." a very good morning to you. thanks for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we have so much to get to, but

first let's say welcome back to school to millbrae school district as well as saw pwas bull union school district. welcome back to school. a few tears, i am sure. >> yeah, i saw some kids getting dropped off, and it made me cry. nostalgia. they did not want to stay. >> yeah, and there are some crying happy tears because it's exciting, too. we are welcoming back students at cupertino union school district. it will be cloudy at drop off time. by the time you pick them up and heading out from school it will be in the mid-80s. warming up quite a bit today. not as hot as identify was

yesterday, but there are mid-90s for morgan hill and livermore. mike, you are looking at a fire in fremont? >> yeah, lighter traffic here, but we can't see it in the live shot, a report of a fire around mowry. no incidents as far as complications. we will continue to track that in the news room. meanwhile, we have a mild drive, and the 101 is tradition. the bay bridge toll plaza is full. back to you. >> thank you. a new bump in the road for san francisco's driverless taxis. city leaders asking state regulators to slow down or halt robo taxi service altogether. >> ginger conejero saab joins us from the news room. they just got the green light to

expand? >> yeah, and marcus and laura there could be an unexpected stop to the expansion of robo taxis in san francisco, at least that's what the city's attorney office is trying to do by filing administrative motions asking the california public utilities commission to suspend the unrestricted commercial expansion. here's why. you are looking at some of the confusion and congestion some driverless cars have caused in san francisco. there's a driverless car stopped before drive into a construction zone, and then eventually pulling over to the wrong side of the road. over the weekend we saw a whole slew of cruz cars stopping and the company says a pedestrian

intentionally interfered with the car that created a chain reaction. now, last week's decision from the cpuc gave the crean light for companies like cruz and waymo to expanded. san francisco will suffer serious harm from expansion -- it adds since the launch of driverless operations members of the public and city employees reported more than 600 incidents of driverless ev operations that interfered with street operations. our senior investigative reporter has been look into the debate around autonomous taxis themselves, and he said they are the first to admit the technology is not perfect. >> they do say, however, once

one car in the entire fleet learns something the entire fleet learns it at the same time. >> san francisco plans to argue the environmental impact robo taxis have on the city has not been given much attention. to date, they have not been responsible for any traffic injury or death. >> thank you. good to know. we are following up on an accident that killed a 4-year-old girl two nights ago in san francisco near oracle park. the 71-year-old woman accused of driving the suv that killed that girl has been arrested and charged. the girl's father suffered critical injuries. police also say the driver now is facing charges including vehicular manslaughter. that area, some say, has people

driving too fast. >> if you get hit by a car going 20 miles per hour, your chances of survival is 10%. >> the city has already started a rapid response investigation at the site of the accident. fremont police are investigating a shootout from people in two cars last night around lowry and alvarado. police did confirm officers found shell casings and no victims. happening today the advisory committee now monitoring use of police officers in san josé schools will hold its regularly scheduled meeting. the council was formed in 2022 to see how the district is utilizing officers. hawaii state leaders are now

promising a thorough review in response to last week's deadly firestorm. the number of confirmed dead at 110 with about two-thirds of the burn zone still to be searched. hawaii's power company is facing criticism on several fronts, and that's as utility crews blocked lanes as people tried to evacuate, and the new images seem to support that allegation. and now they are backtracking on the sirens notifying the citizens, and they are saying those sirens are meant for sue nommies. >> had we had sounded the siren, the people would have gone to the mountainside, and that's where the fire was spreading down. >> lawmakers are calling on an independent investigation into

the fire and response. 6:38 right now. taking a live look this morning at walnut creek as we we look at a beautiful start today. i know a lot of folks have a lot to do, because there's a lot going on this weekend. >> yeah, one of our favorite events as a family is king of the streets, and that's my son there from last year. you will see them riding around the city throughout the day. this is going to be one of the cooler places to go around the bay area as temperatures reach into the upper 60s. really nice conditions with sunshine. if you are going to sonoma valley this weekend enjoying the warmer weather and sunshine, expect the highs to reach 82 degrees. saturday, upper 80s and 85 degrees on sunday. maybe you will take your lowrider down highway 1. we will see great weather at big

sur with low to mid-70s throughout the weekend for highs and the morning temperatures around 60 degrees. milder on sunday. heads up if you are going to the tahoe area. we are watching out for more showers and thunderstorms. looks like saturday is the only dry day in the forecast. we will see the enhancement of tropical moisture coming in that could trigger more heavy rain and thunderstorms. we will talk more about that and the impacts we can see in the bay area, coming up. yeah, we're looking at the westbound volume starting to build. i see the brake-tap going on right now. it's here as you approach the midpoint on the flat section, and there's the feed off of 880. now, little blips show up below the speed limit for 87 as well. typical for the south bay.

we are looking at oakland arena tonight where cirque du soleil, so some folks may be using the off-ramp. be patient as they shift over. east bay 80 will be closed again as it was a few weeks ago, and highway 4 and the coming skyway all weekend. >> good to know. coming up, the women's soccer team and new changes some fans thought they could see coming. check out these ferraris. yeah. aren't they nice? yeah, they are. they are quite beat up, actually. look at that. look, it's a classic. we can get that better, but that

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cupertino union, happy back to school. drop off, it's going to be 67. pick up time, it will be warm. temperatures in the mid-80s.

you may be looking for some a/c. we will talk about what is ahead for the weekend. big changes ahead, coming up in a few minutes. subtle changes here. we are looking at the commute direction there, southbound 680. not a problem through walnut creek. a nice and easy drive here, and we will show you the bigger view of that coming up. once again, there's worry the government may not be able to keep itself funded. >> scott mcgrew joins us for the talk of the government shutdown. >> if the government cannot get its financial act together that's the reason financial rating services are downgrading our country's credit rating. let's start with the good news. the top democrat in the senate, chuck schumer, and the top republican in the house, kevin mccarthy, have been talking and they say they can continue on

the cr, they will kick the can down the road. the bad news, everybody is angry at mccarthy. the republicans to his right, they say he should not have made a deal with president biden, that's why they are angry, and democrats to the left are angry because mccarthy violated the deal over the funding levels. speaker of the house is a powerful position, but he has a lot of forces working against him and by extension working against the future funding of our government. president biden celebrated the one-year anniversary of the so-called inflation reduction act. the $430 billion package includes record spending on climate and energy policies and allocates billions to reduce medical insurance costs. >> we now have more jobs than we did before the pandemic. and workers are not just finding more jobs, but better jobs,

higher pay and higher job satisfaction. unemployment is down and so is inflation. >> the prosecutor in georgia, the most recent to indictment donald trump says she wants to go to trial by march, which many see as impossible. that would mean the most complicated charges against trump would go first. just navigating the trials will be tough. trump has a week from friday to turn himself in to atlanta, and then the prosecutor wants him back the week of september 5th for his arraignment. and then chief of staff, mark meadows, who was also charged in the indictment wants the whole case moved from georgia to federal court, which is not impossible. the law says federal court covers cases when wrong doing was alleged by somebody under the color of a federal office, and it would be hard to argue the president of the united states, trying to stay the

president of the united states, through alleged illegal means wasn't under the color of federal office. laura? >> thank you. a lot of team usa soccer fans calling this the news that is not hard to see coming. the head coach has resigned. he became the coach of the u.s. women's team nearly four years ago. since then the u.s. women also finished with a bronze medal at the tokyo olympics. the athletic reports the assistance coach may step up to become the interim head coach. a legendary giants catcher, buster posey, he sold his east

bay home and the family moved back to georgia, and now posey is moving back to the bay area telling the athletics saying his family feels more at home in the bay area than they first realized, and posey says he has no plans to return to the playing field. >> nice to see him coming back. such a nice family. >> yeah, it's like, welcome back. ferraris, it's the lost and found collection. it features some of the rarest ferraris in the world, but some of the windows are smashed and rusted, but doesn't matter, the auction is expected to bring in $15 million. >> all of these ferraris were in

florida during hurricane charlie, and the hurricane wiped out the barn these cars were stored in. >> they have been brought out from the barn in florida to monterey for auction. this has been a lot of fun because of displaying the cars in a nice-lit ballroom, they are just out there in the gravel. >> just dirt and rocks. >> but how sad they were all ruined. but you will get car enthusiasts that will love -- >> i have never seen ferraris quite like those. >> true. take a look at the skyline behind us. see the fog? sfo right there this morning. but the fog is keeping it cool in san francisco, but other places not going to be as cool. >> can we get the fog in the south bay? >> it's not happening today but

it's thicker than yesterday so it will linger longer, and that will help to cool the inland areas, especially with a west wind. let's go above the fog in san francisco from our sutro tower camera where you can only see the top of the salesforce tower, and we are seeing the fog deeper. it will stay over the city longer and provide a slight cooldown for the inland valleys. yesterday we were hitting the upper 90s. 93 is expected today in concord. a little cooler. we are going to head for 94 in morgan hill. san josé today reaching 86 degrees. slightly cooler tomorrow as well as we get a stronger breeze. that will be a nice start to the weekend where we will watch a lot going on. i am monitoring a chance for isolated showers and thunderstorms. a lot of it will stay further to the north of us, but any

lightning strikes could start a new wildfire and that has been a concern because of the lack of rainfall with some of the thunderstorms that have been moving through. we are also watching now hurricane hilary over southwestern mexico's coast. it's over very warm water and continues to strengthen. right now it's a category 1 with winds at 75 miles per hour, and it's expected to briefly become a category 4 hurricane off the coast of cabo, and as it moves towards the san diego area it is expected to weaken quite a bit. as it makes its northward track it will be over the tahoe area with the current forecast we have. we are expecting the potential of the track to change a bit, and that could drastically change where we see the impacts

of the system. the rain is spreading into baja, california, and then we can see it's going to continue to spread out as it weakens, but we, on the drier side of the system, could still see spotty showers and possibly lightning strikes that would once again enhance the wildfire risk as we go into early next week. we will be closely watching that, because just a minor jog in the east or west could change what we see here in the bay area. we are in for a quiet weekend, but watching those thunderstorm chances early next week. mike, you are seeing some new spots in the commute? >> new, but not expected. approaching highway 37, that's holding steady but there's slowing as it approaches 121. a smooth flow of traffic buildings here for the walnut creek area, and the live camera is right here. we have a smooth low of traffic,

and there's an indication of more traffic coming up there. we will see a change in patterns this morning, and starting back at capital expressway. 87 will show the same pattern. 85 suddenly shows slowing coming up towards los gatos, and schools are back to school there. >> thank you, mike. pg&e preparing for the next big earthquake. the utility is holding a drill with san francisco first responders. the joined safety exercise is expected to simulate damage to gas lines following a 7.3 quake. that exercise gets under way on treasure island this morning. and then an officer shot after being ambushed. a have

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6:57 this morning. we want to welcome you back. we want to move you forward with a look at the top stories. starting with the officer fighting for her life following an ambush. >> the officer is still in critical but stable condition. the drama unfolded yesterday morning when the officers responded to a family dispute. one of the officers attempted to call out the front balcony, and the suspect came out and shot the officer. she was struck once in the torso just outside of her bullet proof vest. following a long standoff, they were able to arrest who they say

is a convicted felon on probation. community leaders saying thefts like the one you see here at this 7-eleven on international boulevard are happening far too frequently. nearby grocery stores are being targeted with the freak break-ins, and prosecution is driving customers away, and officers often do not respond to the minor crimes that makes the situation worst. after state regulators green lighted expansion for two companies to operate anytime, anywhere in the city. now the city's attorneys office is requesting a temporary suspension of that approval, arguing san francisco will suffer, quote, serious harm on the expansion with no limitation

on the hours or fleet size. it's warm for the inland areas. we are headed towards the low 90s for today. lower for the weekend and lower humidity as well. lower speeds across the san mateo bridge. typical pattern here building out of hayward to the peninsula. southbound 101 looks great, and it slows appeared oakland road. >> lower speeds are important for everybody as kids head back to school. the "today" show is coming up next. but "today in the bay" continues right now. you can find that on good thursday morning to you. new clues on a possible cause of hawaii's devastating wild fires. >> yes. with signs oho