if the people who are talking right now stop, we will allow you to stay. >> right now at 5:00, tempers flare at a school board meeting and deputies called in, with the battle lines drawn over the flying of a pride flag. we're live with details on the late-night decision. serious allegations against a popular track coach.

he's under arrest, accused of forcing at least one student into prostitution. the stunned reaction this morning from fellow students. also, a high-stakes handshake. new details emerging this morning on a meeting involving vladimir putin and north korea's kim jong-un. this is "today in the bay". it is wednesday, and good morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we'll get a look at that morning commute in just a moment. cinthia is in, once again, for kari with a look at our forecast. >> i think it's going to be a slightly warmer day than yesterday. yesterday was a bit breezy. good energy to get us through the middle of this workweek. we'll start looking at san francisco this morning, patchy fog over the city. yesterday the transamerica building was more covered than we saw this morning, and down here in the south bay mostly clear skies. right under our microclimate weather is the moon. i wish i could show it to you, but it's out there if you step

out the door. 56 will do it for us in san jose this morning, 55 in redwood city. we'll start with mild 60s in fairfield and brentwood. overall, a warm-up to a nice day, especially in the inland valleys, some 80s to upper 80s, 60s and 70s at the coast. we'll track that coming up. mike, what's going on on the road early this morning? >> we heard about a crash on the bay bridge. it was first reported eastbound and i was watching the span and then before it got cleared, they said it's closer to the toll plaza. i couldn't see anything from that camera. we'll just report the incident is clear. there is a blip westbound. i'm tracking that to see if there's anything else developing. really, that's the only thing on these maps. no major issues through contra costa county. overnight crews may be partially blocking one of those lanes in antioch. an incident pops up in 92. i'll get more details. we'll get you lane information

as soon as chp gets that to us. back to you. >> thanks very much. in the east bay, a local school district has said its elementary school cannot fly a pride flag. bob redell drives us live from sunol school this morning. i understand this comes after a pretty heated board meeting last night. they had to clear it out? >> reporter: correct. good morning to you, laura, because a number of the parents at this meeting were loud, and in some cases really angry. at issue is this flagpole behind me at the sunol glenn school here. if you're not familiar, sunol is between pleasanton and fremont. back in june someone tore down the gay pride flag the school had hoisted on campus. the staff put it back up, which triggered complaints, and then a meeting last night at the school board for the board to decide whether or not to allow the pride flag to fly again.

>> we are going to end this meeting. >> reporter: as you can hear and see there, there are interruptions, lots of yelling, several calls for order during the packed meeting. and just minutes after public comment began, deputies had to clear the room, as you mentioned. everyone in the audience, except for the media, was kicked out to allow the board to continue the debate. the board passed a resolution that immediately limits the type of flags that can be flown at the school to just the united states and california flags, not the pride flag. the superintendent was not happy with the decision, given that the staff here had supported flying the pride flag. >> it was a little disappointing given the fact that the entire staff wanted to have this resolution, and yet the board that oversees that staff didn't support the staff. so that feels a little -- there's a disconnect there.

but they certainly have the right to do that. >> reporter: the superintendent says that for the children what happened last night is a lesson in democracy in action, and shows the children if you don't like the board's decision, people can vote the board out during the next election. reporting live in sunol, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> very interesting. thank you so much for the latest. a popular east bay track coach now being held without bail, accused of forcing two women into prostitution, one of them a student. 39-year-old kyle whitmore coaches track at diablo valley college. he's also a teacher at the college. he's facing pimping and human trafficking charges. prosecutors say one of the two accusers is a college student who reported the crimes to authorities at the school. fellow students are in disbelief. >> i'm speechless, because it hit me real hard today. >> it makes you realize that, no

matter how safe we may feel, there's always stuff going on behind the scenes. >> so far, prosecutors are not revealing the specific details behind the charges, but whitmore has now been placed on indefinite leave. santa rosa police want to hear from you if this car looks familiar. this is an image close to the scene where a middle school student was struck yesterday afternoon. police say the girl was in a crosswalk at guerneville road at about 2:30 p.m. when she was hit by this car. it was moving fairly slowly on a turn. the girl is said to be fine. police say the driver drove off after stopping and helping the girl to her feet. a witness later reported that incident. happening today, the man accused in the violent hammer attack at nancy pelosi's san francisco home is due in court for a status hearing. david depape is accused of seriously injuring paul pelosi

last summer. today's hearing is tied to the state charges. depape's attorney says the federal trial will likely take place first and that may begin as soon as next month. new video this morning of russian president vladimir putin's face-to-face meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un. kim jong-un arrived by armored train and the two men are meeting today at a russian space port. now, the leader is expected to ask russia for economic and military technology as russia seeks fresh ammunition supplies in its war with ukraine. kim jong-un is vowing to provide unconditional support. and new rumblings in washington after house speaker kevin mccarthy directs three committees to open an impeachment inquiry into president biden. it surrounds business deals made by the president and his son hunter biden. republicans are seeking bank records and other documents. the white house calls this move

extreme politics at its worst. >> house republicans have uncovered serious and credible allegations into president biden's conduct. taken together, these allegations paint a picture of a culture of corruption. >> this isn't based on anything substantive. it's based on the fact that he is being attacked from his right and throwing them red meat. >> this all comes as congress faces a september 30th funding deadline, and some hard line republicans are threatening to engineer a federal shutdown without an impeachment inquiry and spending cuts. our scott mcgrew is following this back and forth in washington. he'll have it all for us as he breaks it down in the next half hour. continuing our coverage of the sinkhole repairs, repairs remain in effect all from the rupturing of two antiquated

water pipes sunday night which sent hundreds of thousands of gallons of water cascading through the neighborhood. there's no timeline yet on the reopening. we take a live look in downtown san jose. getting started with your wednesday, a nice, chilly start. cinthia pimentel has a look at the forecast and what we can expect today. it is nice and cool. >> it is. typical september morning where we run out with a jacket but then lose it by the middle of the day. this morning, something i want you to be careful on the roadways, once you get to school or work, is that fog that's hugging most of the marin county coastline through san francisco and areas of patchy fog through the east bay. 50 in novato, 57 in half moon bay. santa rosa, good morning to you. once we do mix out of these early-morning clouds, we should see more sunshine. those temperatures warming up by the time we get to lunch, mid-70s and lots of sun. as we go through your headlines of what we can expect not only

today, we'll also go over to the east coast and see what hurricane lee is doing and we'll see cooler changes for the start of early next week. for now, mike is helping you get around with cheaper gas prices. >> trying to keep track of lows. unfortunately, we keep losing some of the lows. now in santa clara county the low is $4.79 at world gas in sunnyvale for the top number. in contra costa county, the low of $4.89, mash gas and food on bryant way. that's in orinda. then we go to vallejo, $4.95 at valero on redwood parkway. thank you for sharing those prices on gasbuddy.com. on the roadways, a smooth flow of traffic. we get to the peninsula, 92 right around where sun studios is, a crash reported there. still activity on the chp report, but no slowing, no problem for lanes. very early right now to and from half moon bay. san mateo bridge, that's 92 over

the water, that moves nicely as well, westbound with taillights. from time to time i see a brake in the taillights. back to you. coming up on "today in the bay," an unusual day in washington. it's school for senators as they learn about ai. ♪♪ fan frenzy at the vmas after nsync makes a surprise appearance. the big question they evaded that's now sending the rumor mi into overdrive.ll

good wednesday morning to you. 5:13. let's go to the east bay. busy right now as people drive over 880 in fremont. mostly clear start, with temperatures in the upper 50s. we'll start to mix out of those early-morning clouds by around 8:00 or 9:00 this morning, and then lots of sunshine and a warm day ahead. we'll talk about that in the full microclimate forecast coming up. same freeway and different city. this is oakland northbound 880 with taillights past the flashing lights, which are on the shoulder. no lanes blocked for the nimitz by the coliseum, but there may be a new crash near the caldecott tunnel. i'll bring whatever we have coming up. good morning. happy wednesday. 5:14. oracle had its worst day in 20 years on the stock market as it disappointed investors with its

quarterly financial report, and that pulled the entire nasdaq lower. tens of thousands of people are in san francisco for dreamforce. our ginger conejero saab will have a full report coming up. today is a big day in washington. an ai summit. the leaders of all the major ai companies are going to speak to senators today in a closed-door briefing. it was senate majority leader chuck schumer's idea, who says congress waits far too long to create policy and laws around new inventions. >> on ai, we can't behave like ostriches and stick our heads in the sand. it will affect just about every aspect of society in major ways. both positive and negative. >> now, the leaders meeting with congress are from facebook and google and openai and nvidia. all the big names in commercial artificial intelligence. a number of people are concerned schumer isn't including others,

like from academia. in an off-camera interview with nbc, senator elizabeth warren said, quote, these tech billionaires want to lobby congress behind closed doors with no questions asked, and that's just plain wrong. her point, it is a radical departure from the usual way congress handles major questions. usually it's before a specialized committee. this is more like a college symposium, school for senators. but they're not in charge. attendance is optional. now, we just published a new episode of our podcast sand hill road. the episode title is "hey, senator, listen to this before the ai meeting". we spoke with an ai expert at stanford. >> calculators did not make humans not do math. it made humans do better math. and that is ultimately what we're trying to get toward. >> you can listen to that episode maybe on your way to the capitol on apple podcast and google play, spotify and more. laura and marcus, apple did as

expected. introduced four new iphones yesterday with the usb-c connecter. why are we still doing this? >> covering the event. >> yes, they have a new plug. the other funny thing is a lot of what you're seeing in these events is prerecorded. so you can watch it on your compute at home or go to cupertino and sit in the audience and watch a movie. it's the same thing. >> they have the incident where they try to crack something and it actually cracked. >> that was tesla. >> that was the cybertruck. >> that was great fun. >> don't want that to happen. >> entertaining. >> i bet it was. trending this morning, are you looking for a job change? swifties, she is looking for someone who can capture the music and cultural impact of

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highlights of the night. >> i'm not doing well pivoting from this to this. like, i had your dolls. are you doing something? what's going to happen now? >> that was swift accepting the award for video of the year, from none other than nsync, and she did not waste the opportunity to ask them about a potential reunion. speaking of nsync, fans everywhere, for the record, they never gave an answer. swift tied for the most awards won in one night. she's second only to beyonce in terms of overall vma awards. >> that's a full circle moment, if you're such a fan and then you're there receiving it. >> i was surprised they got so many cheers because i thought some people wouldn't know them. >> there was so much buzz going on. a lot of different generations. >> maybe taylor will be the next

troll. i'm just going to put it out there. >> you heard it here first. [ laughter ] you also heard here first that it's going to be a nice day to get us through the middle of the week. palo alto is starting off mostly clear skies, 57 degrees. we might see a few clouds linger here, at least through 8:00, 9:00 this morning. but then by the time you step out for lunch, how about 71 degrees and lots of sunshine? pleasant hill, good morning. if you're getting ready to head to work or school, do grab a jacket. some spots are waking up in the 50s. by the time we get into this afternoon, we're going to lose the jackets. 77 as you head out the door at the 12:00 hour. let's see what the fog is going to do as we get you out the door hour-by-hour. some of it is still patchy at times through the peninsula, the east bay. we're going to see more clearing through the north bay at that hour, through the south bay into this afternoon, and then most of us seeing more of that clearing as we go into the middle of the day. overall, a warm day. but the coastline is going to be

hugged nice and height by that cloud cover. let's get you a look at what those temperatures hold. i said a nice day. warmer than what we saw yesterday. we'll do 86 in novato, 71 downtown san francisco, 79 in hayward. as we go into the valleys, 89 will do it for us in concord, 84 in morgan hill. just enjoy those nice temperatures while we have them, because as we look ahead, we're tracking a couple of systems that are rolling around, mainly to the pacific northwest. some of those impacts could start coming into the bay area, i would say as we go into the weekend. we're going to see a lot more ushering in of fog, a slight uptick in winds, and more showers that are starting to pop up mainly to the north for your weekend plans. if you're going up to maybe reading and to tahoe, yosemite, some areas of concern to watch there. but nothing too major. san francisco over the next couple of days, enjoy this beautiful weather that we have. we're looking at more cloud cover coming in for the weekend and those temperatures still

staying in the 60s for the most part. our inland valleys, 80s will keep it for us in the next couple of days, but watch how we take a little dip as we go into sunday, monday, tuesday, as more of the cloud cover and more breeze from the pacific ocean starts to come in, and dropping temperatures into the upper 70s. but overall, not that bad. what could be the situation, in the caldecott tunnel? any time the caldecott shows up on our reports, people get a concern for the morning commute. we are looking at a little build here toward the carquinez bridge and highway 4 shows the sensors tip. this is opposite your main commute and it's outside the caldecott, from what i understand. the detail is eastbound away from the highway. the reason there's so much concern where specifically it is, a bridge crew can help this vehicle if it's outside the tunnel and they're going to head out. there may be a traffic break away from the maze and heading toward orinda. we'll follow the update. coming in, westbound out of the

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>> i get an email from some special person at tsa administration something, please verify your address. so i said, ah, you guys are good. >> tsa then shipped ken his router at no cost to him. we asked the tsa for a statement. we did not receive one. tsa checkpoints are a bit of a black hole. the tsa says approximately 90,000 to 100,000 items are left behind at checkpoints each month. so ken has a word of advice for all air travelers. keep your eyes on your bags at all times, especially if a tsa agent searches that bag. ken contacted us online. you can, too. scan the qr code on your screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. >> thanks, chris. coming up next, the top stories we're following, including bracing for higher tuition costs. not just one hike, but a whole series of hikes now being considered by cal state

trustees. kris sanchez is poring over the fine print. she'll lay out the higher costs an incoming freshman can expect to be paying by the time they graduate. i'm ginger conejero saab. we're live in san francisco at dreamforce. ahead, we'll talk about what's expected for day two of san francisco's largest conference and how mayor london breed is reacting to the so-called benioff test. is san francisco ready

right now at 5:30, dreamforce day two. san francisco may be buzzing, but city leaders are calling this a big test. ahead in a live report, whether mayor breed believes the city is passing. we are now in prime college application season for our high school seniors, and now something to consider, tuition may be going up in one of our biggest university systems. i have that story. plus, targeted again. a luxury car dealership hit by thieves. why workers fear the same thieves may come back for more. this is "today in the bay." good wednesday morning to you. thanks so much for allowing us to be a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's start with a look at that forecast. forecaster cinthia pimentel is tracking what we can expect. >> we're off to a foggy start in san francisco for dreamforce

there, but still it doesn't start for a few hours. most of that fog should push back to the coastline, giving us a very nice day ahead. it's chilly to start in the north bay. san rafael, good morning to you at 48 degrees. we'll see more sunshine and feel more warmth as people head out to lunch. antioch, good morning. a milder start there. as we go into the middle of the day we're going to see temperatures already in the 80s. overall it's going to be a nice day, warmer than what we had on tuesday with the breezes calming down. we'll talk about that in the full forecast. what's going on right now at the bay bridge toll plaza? >> it's a trend right now. we're talking about more volume. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza where i have been seeing a number of lights increasing in volume. we should see metering lights on in the next couple of minutes. no major issues, little dips in the sensors by the arrow there. a different orientation will show you you the slowing for 37. highway 4, the slowing in

antioch, bay point and soon in concord. a smooth flow of traffic at the dublin interchange, westbound 580 out of the altamont and highway 84 at the bottom of the screen, san jose's build is on for 101. back over to you. >> thanks, mike. happening today, cal state students are bracing for a new reality that will likely involve higher tuition costs. >> we're not talking about one hike, but a series of increases that will mean an added challenge for many students. kris, you've been looking closer at what this all means for a lot of struggling families. >> struggling families and just families in general. i have a high school senior, so this is pretty much the only topic of conversation in our house. csu trustees stay this is not going to affect the majority of students, though, because 60% of them are under grants or waivers. but when you consider the cal state system is the largest public university system in the

country, we are talking almost half a million students that will feel an impact. csu tuition hike proposal looks like this. it's 6% over five years, beginning next fall. so fall of 2024. and it could mean $342 more per year and $2,000 more by the year 2027, which is when the hike culminates. this would be the second tuition hike in 12 years and the csu's chief financial officer says trustees really have to consider this, because it costs more to run the '23 school csu system than the revenue the csu system brings in. it currently has a $1.5 billion funding gap. this proposed tuition increase would generate $840 million in new funding over five years, but opponents say it really comes at a big cost to students that the csu is supposed to serve. >> it would be a lot of stress on the students, it would be a

lot of stress on the students' parents, especially if the students are still living with their parents. >> trustees in long beach need to sharpen their pencils and come up with other ways to come up with money other than putting it on the backs and shoulders of the students. >> reporter: on average, csu tuition is about $5,700 per year for an undergraduate full-time student. to compare that, tuition at the uc system is more than $14,000, but neither of those figures include housing, books, food, all of the rest of it. csu professors, you heard from one of them there, they are fighting for a pay increase, but they oppose the hike as well. they say they should find another way to do it. students say they're going to protest at the meeting both today and tomorrow. >> it's a lot. >> your kids are a little farther behind. my daughter is a senior and every time the air conditioner goes on, it's, like, turn it off. >> mine is far off, but i've got

three all at once. i can't say a day doesn't go by and i don't think about it. thank you. it's 5:35 right now. an east bay luxury car dealership getting more help from law enforcement. this is after being repeatedly targeted by thieves. now, security cameras caught the latest incident just about 24 hours ago at platinum motors in martinez. that's when the general manager says two men ransacked the offices looking for keys, made off with a bmw worth $107,000 and an audi worth $80,000. he says insurance will cover the losses, but he also says those thieves actually grabbed about a dozen set of keys and he's afraid they'll come back soon for more. >> we moved to martinez for the same reason, and they keep following us because the cars we have here, as you can see, they're high-end cars. >> he tells us police have already agreed to boost their patrols and security guards will

now be on site. a new call for transparency from the family of a man shot and killed by a recently reinstated vallejo police officer detective. supporters packed last night's vallejo council meeting demanding answers about the reinstatement of the officer who killed sean monterrosa in 2020. it happened outside of a walgreens when police responded to reports of looting. investigators say the detective mistook a concealed hammer for a gun. no charges were ever filed against the detective, but the family is still demanding justice. their attorney says his team is carefully monitoring the situation. >> right now we're speaking with attorneys about what level of force these monitors should be allowed to use, certainly against an officer who has used deadly force against three unarmed citizens. >> so far, the detective not back in uniform. his attorney did not respond to our request for comment. a live look this morning at sunol glen elementary school where a controversial decision is bringing out emotions on both

sides. last night's debate centered around the school flying the pride flag, which treated heated confrontations and deputies were called in to keep the peace. eventually all attendees were forced to leave and the board members decided only the u.s. and state flag can be raised at the school effective immediately. "today in the bay"'s bob redell will have a live report in our next half hour. it's 5:37 right now. in just a few hours, dreamforce resumes in san francisco, in what organizers are calling the biggest ai event in the world. >> it's proving to be a test for city leaders as speculation swirls about the conference looking for a new home. "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab joins us live from moscone center this morning. what's mayor london breed saying? >> reporter: good morning, marcus and laura. she's focusing on the positive, saying that dreamforce began in san francisco and that it belongs here.

she also says that san francisco is ready to pass any sort of test, so-called test. now, mayor breed spoke to our raj mathai last night and they talked about this benioff test. let's listen in. >> have you talked to benioff since he made those comments, i believe last week? >> oh, definitely. we talk all the time. and of course, you know, he's committed to san francisco despite what people believe. i know this kind of went viral, but marc benioff is a native san franciscan, salesforce, got his start in san francisco, just like so many other companies that have gone on to be successful. and what is most important that we recognize, people want to be here. san francisco is the place of innovation, especially as it relates to artificial intelligence. >> reporter: artificial intelligence is central to this year's dreamforce, which is being advertised as the biggest ai event in the world. today's talks about the ai

revolution continue with california governor gavin newsom making an appearance at one of the discussions. indiana governor and the governor from new hampshire are also speaking at discussions today as government's role is also being explored. governor newsom will be speaking about california's role in leading technology and innovation. that happens at 3:00 this afternoon. one other big highlight of today will be the big dreamforce concert happening at chase center with the foo fighters. still a lot of eyes on this conference to see how everything rolls out. as it is somewhat of a test for the city. back to you. >> ginger conejero saab this morning in the city. thanks, ginger. let's take you to the east bay. taking a live look outside overlooking walnut creek. nice day on tap? forecaster cinthia pimentel is in for kari this morning. >> we have a bit of a clear start there in walnut creek.

let's check with another city, good morning to you in brentwood as you make your way out the door. we'll start in the mild 60s, take a dip by around 7:00, 8:00. we'll then see more sunshine roll around from people getting out to recess, lunch, just to take a break throughout the middle of the day. that sounds like a nice plan to me, with lots of sunshine. san francisco, dreamforce and everything going on in the city. make sure you bring a jacket and some comfortable shoes. we're starting out with 58 right now in the city and then seeing a mix of sun and clouds as we go throughout the day. back to you. >> thanks so much. coming up here, breaking news on the search for a convicted murderer in pennsylvania. the inmate who broke out of prison, found after being on the run for about two weeks. we have details on the capture coming up. still ahead on "today in the bay," if you have debt, you're not alone. the staggering data breaking down just how much americans owe, and some tips from experts when it comes to making it in

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activity continue to hang on as we go through the midmorning hours, and as we go into lunchtime, temperatures in the upper 60s. we'll talk more about all of your microclimate forecast coming up. we're getting busier westbound across those bridges. slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza and up the incline getting into san francisco. in san francisco, we continue with dreamforce, all the activity there. but then we add to it across the bridge, we're looking at the oracle park, as well as chase center. remember, there's a concert tonight, so there will be a lot of activity in that area of town. police in pennsylvania have finally caught the escaped prisoner, after nearly two weeks of searching. danelo cavalcante was convicted of killing his girlfriend. you may remember he escaped the chester county prison on august 31st. the man has been seen a few times, even yesterday a homeowner found cavalcante in his garage. the man even shot at him. now he is back in police custody. we do not know how that capture

played out. pennsylvania police will hold a press conference in about an hour. we will bring you that update then. it's a quarter until 6:00 right now. new this morning, more americans feeling overwhelmed by debt. a new finding suggests it's only rising, with no end in sight. rising interest rates and higher prices mean more people are turning to their credit cards. right now the nation's credit card debt is at an all-time high of $1 trillion. and with increased interest rates paying off debt, it's getting more and more expensive. to get a handle on it, experts have tips. start making more than the men mum payment per month. you can pay it off faster with lower interest. second, keep track of those payments. you don't want to miss a payment, because late fees obviously can add up. third, don't rack up your balance. lastly, avoid opening too many credit card accounts. the more cards you have, the more chances you have of getting into debt. they also recommend to take

small steps first and work on small wins to attack that debt. >> we're big proponents of something called a debt snowball. hey, we've got all this debt, let's start with our smallest debt, focus on paying off that account, and then move on to the next. and as you get the smallest debt paid off, you get a feeling of accomplishment. >> experts say debt can be a tool to buy a car or house, but people need to be careful with it. if you're using debt for your living expenses, maybe look at ways that you can trim your spending habits to avoid credit card purchases with such high interest rates. 5:47 right now. the national debt a big concern in washington, some in congress say it is time to stop spending. >> and when they say stop spending, scott mcgrew, it's literal. >> it's literal. good morning to you. a group of lawmakers are simply going to refuse to authorize any more government spending, even in a continuing resolution or

cr, meaning the government would shut down at the end of the month. here is republican congressman ralph norman from south carolina. >> we're not going to get rolled again now. we're going to use our votes to defund as many things as we can. cr i'm not voting for, because it funds all the bad things that we say we are against. >> the white house warns one of the first programs to be affected is wic, food aid to women, infants and children. the white house says wic needs emergency funding, but we're talking about a situation with no funding for anything. some of those same lawmakers calling for a government shutdown are also calling for speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy, to step down. they say he's not conservative enough. yesterday, just hours before a scheduled speech to call for his ouster, mccarthy announced he was ordering an impeachment inquiry into president joe biden. it's been a while since we talked about impeachment.

nobody has been impeached. the first step is an inquiry. that's what mccarthy says he's authorizing. but usually house members vote to authorize an inquiry. in fact, back when speaker nancy pelosi tried to do the same thing that mccarthy did yesterday, just declare an inquiry, it was mccarthy who called her out and said, hold on, we have to have a vote to launch an inquiry. here is that very document from back during the early days of the very first trump impeachment. this time around, it's not clear mccarthy has the votes in his own party to authorize the inquiry. maybe that's why he's not asking for a vote. he hasn't specifically said what biden would be impeached for. his inquiry is supposed to find that out. republican congressman ken buck telling nbc, quote, there's not a strong connection at this point between the evidence on hunter biden and any evidence involving the president, so i am more focused on the issues that i think americans care about. republican don bacon speaking to

the hill newspaper, as of now i don't support an inquiry. i think it ought to be based on evidence of a crime that points directly to president biden. impeachment needs to be about the dad and not the son. it's pretty clear by now hunter biden got wealthy off proximity to his father. nobody is questioning that. companies hired him apparently in the hopes of having access to joe biden, but nobody has offered proof there was any kind of meaningful access. the president and first lady will convene their cancer cabinet today and announce new funding to detect and treat cancer. the program wants to cut cancer deaths in half in the next 25 years. and an unusual day in the senate. the top leaders in commercial ai from google, openai, nvidia and half a dozen more, are going to have a school, of sorts, for senators. we'll talk more about it as we talk about business news. that's coming up ten minutes past the hour. >> sounds good. we'll check back with you. travelers, watch your step.

new video from last night at san jose's mineta airport. there's a snake there. only a garter snake. it still had a lot of people doing double-takes. one viewer sent us a video shot near the baggage claim area. as of last night, airport workers were still looking for it. they don't know how it got there or if it had any checked bags. hopefully it wasn't in anyone's checked bags. probably the door was open. they're native to the area. snakes on a plane, snakes in an airport. now if that snake only had that find my app. some people are actually using it as a new form of social media. >> location tracking apps actually have surged over the past decade. more than six in ten use the location services compared to just 7% in 2013. and some gen-z and millennials admit to tracking more than 30 people. some actually are obsessed with

tracking not just their own devices, but their friends and family, too. >> you reach a point in a friendship where you're at finds my friends level. >> one of the main reasons is safety. >> it starts as a safety measure where you're sharing your location with your friends so they can know where you are. as they have your location, it's turning into a form of social media where people are checking it constantly. >> i want to know if you share your location. do you share with your friends, family, significant others? maybe all of them. let me know. it's on twitter right now. >> why do you want to know? [ laughter ] >> i'm going to send a request to all three of you. >> you have to tell us where you are, too. >> i'm not doing that. you don't need to know where i am. >> just in case your kids call me. i don't have kids, so i don't need it. >> keep track of them, i guess. tracking the forecast, cinthia. >> instead of each other.

>> find my weather. >> we're in the same building, we don't have to go anywhere. our forecast for today looks very nice. we're going to keep that fog mainly out to the coastline. overall a warmer day compared to what we had yesterday on tuesday. we'll keep some 80s in our inland valleys, 70s along the water and 66 for you out there in half moon bay. i want to swing over and talk about lee for a second. the hurricane is still a category 3 as it continues to move parallel to the eastern seaboard. but we are watching for some dangerous rip currents, some flooding concerns, also, and just an overall messy situation in what could be into the weekend for areas of new england. back here in the bay area, who can complain about these temperatures? we're keeping it nice and mild in san francisco today, and then some upper 60s as we go through the rest of the week. inland valleys staying nice and warm through the beginning of the weekend. back to you. >> thanks, cinthia. happening now, pittsburgh police are looking for a man wanted in connection to a deadly shooting. investigators say on july 14th

several men shot into a moving car on crestview drive, killing a 24-year-old passenger and seriously wounding another. this week officers arrested nine suspects, after serving search warrants in four cities. but i want you to take a look at your screen. this is 19-year-old still wanted in connection to the shooting. he is considered armed and dangerous. anyone who knows where he might be, you are asked to call pittsburg police. some are already bracing for the holiday season. still ahead, the new flying options coming to one bay area airport and the growing signs of a possible slowdown when it comes to that holiday shopping. then ahead, at 6:00, all new, california lawmakers facing a deadline from restricting chemicals inside of your food, to expanding cannabis cafes. we're breaking down the proposals hoping to become law. ep it here. ep it here. ke

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oh ms. flores, what would we do without you? leader of many, and pet wrangler too. you report to your boss, every afternoon. so beautiful. so becoming a student again might seem impossible. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. well, it can. national university, supporting the whole you. welcome back. it's 5:57. a live look at sfo. travelers this holiday season will have one more option if they're flying from anywhere to

southern california. the "chronicle" is reporting united airlines is boosting the number of flights to hollywood burbank airport, starting next month daily departures will increase from four to six. the move comes after alaska airlines announced it was adding more l.a. flights starting december 14th. if you're keeping track, there's only 100 days until christmas. the first holiday shopping forecasts are gift wrapped for wall street. >> it sounds like more americans will cut back on holiday shopping. deloitte predicts holiday sales to grow at the slowest pace in five years. this comes amid continuing concerns about the economy and consumers' shrinking household savings. retail sales are expected to rise less than 5%. last year they rose 7%, spurred in part by inflation and higher costs for everything from clothes to toys, even to home appliances. trending this morning, stunning new video of dolphins swimming through waves of

glowing blue. bioluminescence off the coast of newport beach. the footage was captured monday by an ocean photographer. you can see the dolphins swirling through the electric blue water, weaving tails of plankton in their wake. bio luminescent waves are providing a treat these days along parts of the coastline. you can check out what is trending at home. head to nbcbayarea.com and we have a yellow trending bar. you'll find it right there at the top of our page. a reminder, you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you would like. we're on 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. you can watch live breaking news, news conferences, and even repeats of our newscasts. we're quickly approaching 6:00 now. >> tempers flare at a school board meeting. deputies are called in and the battle lines drawn over flying

of a pride flag. we are live at the school this morning with details on the controversial late-night decision. serious allegations against a popular track coach, under arrest after being accused of forcing at least one student into prostitution. the stunned reaction this morning from fellow students. and a looming deadline for state lawmakers. it's now or never for bills still in limbo at the state capitol, from our climate in crisis to banning chemicals inside your food. we're breaking it all down in the state proposal. this is "today in the bay." today is wednesday. good morning to you out there. thanks so much for allowing us to be a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> he says that because during the commercial break i thought it was thursday. wishful thinking there. let's get a look at the wednesday forecast. >> it will be a good day, so we can get you through this wednesday into your thursday, i promise. let's start right now at 6:00 a.m. in cupertino, starting off