well-mannered children, while parents in egypt, nigeria and morocco value those qualities heavily. american parents put more value in hard work, imagination, tolerance and respect for others, which are also very important. let's get the manners, too. please and thank you. you can check out what is trending. head over to nbcbayarea.com. we've got a yellow trending bar at the top of our page. a quick reminder, you be watch nbc bay area news whenever you like. we stream on many different platforms. you can watch breaking news, news conferences and even repeats of our newscasts. right now at 6:00 -- >> i'm going to tell you, whoever did this, i would give in or i would give up really quick. we are going to find you. >> shot and killed in an ambush. the manhunt under way this morning for the gunman who killed a southern california deputy and the video investigators hope can provide a

break. protests in the south bay ahead of a bay area appearance by israel's prime minister. he's visiting today with elon musk. the controversial topic that will no doubt be front and center ahead of that meeting. sunday night sideshows descend on oakland. new video and what we know about the response from police. this is "today in the bay." looks like the set of a "fast and furious" movie. >> i turned into mom mode. someone is going to get hurt. >> you are correct. >> my goodness. >> it's monday morning. good morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. hope that everybody is waking up on this monday. we need a little coffee around here. the weather is great. it starts out cool. i think that will snap you awake as soon as you step out the door. as we take a live look outside

and look at temperatures for fremont, we're going to be in the low 60s and it's mostly cloudy for the start of the day. we head through the morning with a clearing sky and it's going to be a fairly great day. i mean, all of the sunshine, comfortable temperatures, dublin headed up for 79 degrees. we'll see some mid-70s for oakland for today. mike, we have delays to talk about. >> yeah, we have continued delays building over here. the peninsula is looking great. we are looking toward the tri-valley. 680 southbound, the sensors just started to change a little bit right where the crash was reported, just about the sunol exit. i'm thinking maybe they cleared but i'll wait for confirmation. we're looking at 84 feeding in, so that will mean for traffic into pleasanton. heading out of antioch, in pittsburg we have a crash in the middle of the roadway at san marcos and it's backing up folks and has traffic jammed up as well as railroad, toward kirker

pass. the speed sensors look okay. highway 4 is the slowest drive getting into the walnut creek area. over here, vasco shows a little slowing. the hillside fire looks like it's under control but we have some effect on the traffic out of the altamont. back to you. new this morning, coming out of san jose, this video just into our newsroom. san jose police are investigating a pellet gun shooting. you can see a person there on the gurney being put into an ambulance. this happened near coyote creek trail and capitol expressway near the homeless encampment. police say the victim is going to be okay. developing in southern california, the manhunt continues following an ambush-killing of a 30-year-old deputy identified as ryan clinkunbroomer. he was found saturday night in his patrol car near the palmdale sheriff's station. >> last night mourners gathered outside of the station for a memorial to honor the fallen

deputy. hundreds lit candles, sang songs, showing their support for his family and fellow comrades. as for the investigation, the sheriff's office is offering a quarter million dollar reward to track down the shooter. >> i'm going to continuously refer to them as cowards because that's what they are, cowards, to attack a deputy sheriff in uniform in a black and white just sitting there at a red light about to go out and serve our community. that is absolutely 100% unacceptable. >> investigators are poring over video evidence, including footage of a car that rolled up to the deputy's patrol car about the time of the murder. that car is being identified as a 2006 to 2012 gray toyota corolla. protesters are gearing up to the arrival of israel's prime minister, meeting in the bay area today with elon musk. it comes amidst accusations that musk is allowing anti-semitism

to fester on the social media network formerly known as twitter. "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez joins us live in fremont, close to tesla headquarters, one place where protesters, i understand, plan to gather, kris. >> reporter: yeah, this is where we expect protesters will begin to gather, outside elon musk's tesla headquarters here in fremont. it's very hard to get close to the plant if you don't work there because tesla does own the private road that runs around it. they say they're going to do that at 8:00 this morning. now, the head of a group that is organizing this protest did put out a statement saying, in part, that it is deeply unacceptable that benjamin netanyahu, the leader of the world's only jewish state, which calls himself the protector of israel, is flying across america to seek the counsel and support from a notorious enabler of anti-jewish hate speech. elon musk is expected to meet

with the israeli prime minister to ease a growing war of words over claims of anti-semitism on x, formerly known as twitter. insiders say the meeting between netanyahu and musk is the latest step by executives at the company for the social media site to head off what could be a legal battle over the hate speech. several groups have accused musk of allowing anti-semitic groups to flourish on his site. musk has threatened to sue for defamation. netanyahu is coming to the u.s. for the annual meeting of the u.n. general assembly, which starts today, so meeting with all kinds of world leaders, and elon musk. the protesters from the unacceptable group say they plan to also protest in san francisco and in san jose at mineta san jose airport, where we expect arrivals this morning. in fremont, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> could be a very busy day ahead. thanks for the latest.

oakland police, once again, had their hands full with sideshow activity last night. now, our crews caught cars gathered at foothill and 21st and then later in west oakland at peralta and 17th. now, police do say that officers were conducting high visibility enforcement, but so far there's no word on any arrests. and also developing this morning for you, a big meeting on tap for oakland police commissioners dealing with the search of the new chief of police. oakland has been without a chief for seven months now. this is ever since mayor sheng thao fired leronne armstrong. last week things came to a head when the mayor suggested commissioners are dragging their feet. the mayor said she's considering a state of emergency if a short list cannot be assembled by the end of the year. the meeting today is expected to provide an updated timeline. bob redell is following those developments and will have more in the next half hour. family members in the accused kporism death of a

toddler are due in court for a plea hearing. the mother, uncle and grandfather are expected to enter pleas today. investigators say the girl suffocated when she was smothered during some type of ritual. police say they told investigators they were trying to drive away an evil spirit. also today in san francisco, a man accused in a deadly house explosion is set to be arraigned. prosecutors say darron price created a drug lab inside his home in the sunset district. the explosion in february killed his wife. governor gavin newsom is opening up with his new battle to take on oil giants. he spoke yesterday to help kick off new york city's climate week and talked at length about the new lawsuit he's filed with state attorney general rob bonta. the suit claims big oil has knowingly engaged in deceptive and damaging properties for decades and the governor said he's had enough. >> i'm sick and tired of this, and if california can make a

dent, you know, with respect to those of you from germany, soon to be the fourth largest economy in the world, the size of 21 american states combined, the scale and scope of what the state of california can do, we think can move the needle. it sure as hell can do this, it can illuminate their deceit. >> in response to reuters, one of the companies named, american petroleum, calls this an issue that should be argued in congress, not the court system. every major oil producer is named in the lawsuit. taking a live look out this morning in san francisco. looking at the bay bridge this morning. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect weather-wise today. not too foggy this morning, kari. >> yeah, it's been pretty nice as well. we have still the wind coming off of the ocean keeping our temperatures down. as we take a look at the san mateo commute this morning, also clear visibility here as you're crossing the bridge.

we are going to see some clouds overhead. it's going to be mostly cloudy for the start of the day. at 9:00 we're seeing the sun peeking out and sunshine for the afternoon, as our temperatures head for the upper 70s and low 80s. we'll talk about what else is ahead this week. mike, gas prices seem to be pretty high at this point. >> they're not going down right now. we're going to start with the low in the south bay, san jose's safeway, $4.85, higher than last week. alameda county, hayward's costco , two costcos, both at the same price point, $4.95. marin county, we can't get below the $5 mark. $5.07 for hq fuels on shoreline highway. thank you for sharing on gasbuddy.com. on the roadways, we're going to cover the red section in the tri-valley, 680 jammed up, the crash still blocks the lane as you're heading south past the sunol exit and that does have

traffic jammed up out of pleasanton. hayward and the castro valley y, some slowing. some folks may be taking the dublin grade as an alternate. we have another crash, highway 4, slowing westbound at san marcos and that's causing a slowdown. they need a medium rig to clear a truck. at the bay bridge, there's more slowing. i think they slowed the metering lights for a disabled vehicle reported around treasure island. i think it ran out of gas. back to you. 6:10 right now. walmart, amazon, tiktok? the social media giant's new plans to compete for black friday shoppers. we shall overcome some day. >> not with that hair, you won't. >> from the indy screen to the a-list. the man behind cult classics takes over hollywood and the spotlight. the big honor he's expected to receive in a matter of hours.

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right now at 6:14, as we take a look at santa rosa, the temperature is 55, the dew point is 55. that means we're at 100% humidity and we have dense fog. visibility down to about half a mile in that area, so be careful on your way to work. once that clears up, we're in for a beautiful day and slightly

cooler temperatures. we'll get a look at the rest of the week in a few minutes. at the bay bridge fog is not a problem. but a vehicle that ran out of gas is. it's right around the treasure island tunnel. we do see the shift here on the incline. it looks like things are moving smoother, so either they've cleared the incident or slowed down at the toll plaza as far as the metering lights go. we'll see how this affects your commute. >> thank you so much. quickly approaching 6:15. a live look at futures this morning, where wall street is set to open slightly higher, as investors look ahead to the federal reserve's policy meeting this week. fed decision on interest rates is expected wednesday afternoon. the central bank is widely expected to leave rates unchanged, but possibly leave the door open for another hike in november, depending on how inflation data and jobs shake out. the markets are coming off a mostly negative week with the s&p 500 and nasdaq posting

weekly losses. tiktok plans to offer black friday discounts in a campaign kicking off next month. the app aims to lure shoppers to its online marketplace, the first shot in a price war with amazon and walmart. tiktok shop launched in the u.s. this past week, with hopes to sell $20 billion in merchandise globally this year. it is offering to subsidize discounts as much as 50% to entice sellers to take part. legendary film director john waters is receiving a star today along the hollywood walk of fame. he's been writing and directing films for decades now, but he's best known for his work on "pink flamingos" and "hairspray." his star will be dedicated in the motion picture category. the ceremony starts at 11:30 this morning. congratulations to him. trending this morning, an airtight set of rules from one airbnb host. >> this goes a tad bit beyond

putting your dirty sheets in the washing machine before you leave. guests can only use one dish and glass per meal. that can only be washed by hand. that's despite the dishwasher near the sink. the list also says the tap water is, quote, okay, but guests should drink it at their own risk. the guest posting this was not too sure what that really meant. finally, the note says not to keep any food in the fridge for more than 16 hours. leftovers are overrated on a holiday, anyway, many say. >> wow. >> i stayed at a place that had similar rules. >> is there a number for a hotel nearby? >> exactly. interesting. >> do they only have one fork, knife and cup? >> they wanted you to limit what you used. >> how many utensils did you get to use? >> i think we just ate out the whole time. >> that works. well, look, you don't have to skip on outside activity

today. meteorologist kari hall is here with the forecast for us. >> it looks great today. even as we're seeing the sun rising over the hills in the south bay, we have some very colorful hues now that the sky is clearing out. we head over to dublin and we are seeing mainly a clear view here as well. our temperatures are in the upper 50s and low 60s. let's look at our planner for today. in the tri-valley we'll see a partly cloudy morning and then mostly sunny by 11:00. it clears out, temperatures remain very mild for this time of year, reaching into the mid-70s during the middle of the day. for the south bay, it will be in the upper 70s and low 80s. morgan hill reaching 84 degrees and upper 70s for milpitas this afternoon. we'll see mid-70s for oakland, martinez reaching 80 degrees, and some upper 70s and low 80s while in san mateo expect a high of 77. daly city reaching 64. for parts of the san francisco area into the mission district, it will be in the upper 60s and low 70s.

we're also seeing about the same as yesterday's temperatures for much of the north bay, with clear lake headed for 82 and napa reaching 77 degrees. looking at what to expect throughout the week, we're not seeing much in the way of any rain chances, except for the sierra where there will be daily a chance of showers and thunderstorms. and then as we approach next week, there may be some rain moving a little bit closer, but this is as we get deeper into fall, we officially welcome it in on friday. we're in the last few days of summer and it's going to actually start to feel like we're approaching fall. temperatures coming down, upper 70s and low 80s. we will have our first day of fall on saturday, of course, when temperatures start to warm up just a bit. by sunday, we're in the mid-80s inland, san francisco will see temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. overall, a really nice week ahead. mike, you're saying it's a tough drive for some of those routes heading out today. >> especially throughout the east bay, we've been seeing a

number of trouble spots. we have one across the bay from the east bay. i've been watching very closely on the inline. things are moving a little better. disabled vehicle reported somewhere around the treasure island exit for the westbound commute. things are moving better, but that may be because they backed up the toll plaza and because of metering lights slowing down. i don't see it rippling back to the berkeley curve, so i'm going to see if the tow truck did arrive for the vehicle that ran out of gas. we have a lot of slowing for highway 4. the crash at san marcos, they were waiting for a larger tow truck. speeds are recovering at san marcos, but still jammed up and down into buchanan i see traffic toward kirker pass road. 45 minutes from highway 4, 680 toward walnut creek. the kirker pass is still better. 680 southbound, we have a crash located around the sunol exit. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:20. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds.

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welcome back. 6:23 right now. new drone video shows the damage from mediterranean storm daniel in labia. this is from the worst hit city of derna, where flooding swept away entire neighborhoods and damaged buildings, including the city's most important mosque. a number of confirmed deaths across libya are now at least 11,000, with thousands more still missing. >> tragic. 6:24 right now. nbc bay area responds to a south bay author who encountered some real live drama while publishing his book. >> he asked consumer investigator chris chmura's team to help turn the page. >> good morning. this writer asked us to withhold his name, but he has a mystery to tell. he penned and published a digital book on amazon's kindle direct publishing. well, ten months later, a cliffhanger, the author says kdp

closed his account because it was related to another account that previously shut down. the writer said, no, he only has one account. he appealed, with no luck. lost cause, until he contacted us for some justice. we reached out to amazon days later, the author said amazon reinstated his account. his book is once again available for purchase. amazon didn't tell us what happened, but it did say, we have processes to investigate concerns raised by publishers and authors, and where we have made an error, we correct it. if your consumer saga needs a new chapter, scan the qr code on your screen to fill out our consumer complaint form online. 6:25 right now. ed sheeran may have never been named the mayor of santa clara, but you can call him the king of levi's. ♪ ♪

>> sheeran set a new attendance record for levi's saturday night when close to 80,000 fans packed the stadium. the exact numbers have not been announced but it shattered the previous record when 77,000 attended wrestlemania. maybe you're wondering why swifties and the beyhive had fewer fans. the answer is space. taylor swift and beyonce stages take up for space. in a statement, the 49ers president says we would like to thank the fans and staff who made the show amazing, and of course ed for putting on a terrific performance. there is zero doubt a crowd this large had an overwhelmingly positive effect on local businesses and hotels in our community, who benefit from events at the stadium. we have a follow-up on the controversial barriers along capp street. >> a woman, mother, struck and

killed by a stray bullet in oakland. later today, an update on the city's search for a permanent police chief. and a follow-up on the and a follow-up on the controversial barriers along san

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southern california deputy. and an oakland mother shot and killed while sleeping in her own home. we're live this morning with the latest outrage, putting new pressure on commissioners to find a permanent person to lead the police department, and the steps being taken later today. plus, breaking international news. five americans imprisoned overseas for years are on their way home at this hour. details on the controversial swap now putting some pressure on the white house. good monday morning to you. 6:30 right now. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we have a lot to get to this morning. first, we want to get you started with the forecast. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring what we can expect out there. a beautiful start to the morning in walnut creek. >> take a look at the sunrise as we get a look at walnut creek this morning. it is a clear morning, a little bit of fog in the distance, and we are going to have a beautiful day ahead, really comfortable temperatures.

let's head over to danville, where we are seeing a few more clouds coming in and it's going to be partly cloudy through about 10:00, and then sunshine the rest of the day, as our temperatures slowly warm up and head for the upper 70s in much of the east bay. we'll see some low 80s in martinez and upper 70s for the north bay, san francisco reaching 71. look at that backup, mike. >> we're looking at this right here, the hov lanes. they are also backed up, which means the entire expanse of lanes past the toll plaza is jammed. there was an earlier disabled vehicle that ran out of gas at treasure island. i believe they slammed down on the metering lights, slowing everybody, including the hov lanes. this will smart to move better. it's starting to move better over the last few. the big backup is from the toll plaza to mid span. it's recovering. another big backup, highway 4, the crash in the middle of the roadway near san marco. buchanan is really building up as folks cut down to kirker pass

road. back to you. 6:31 right now. we are covering breaking news in southern california, where authorities have detained a man in connection with the deadly ambush of an l.a. county deputy. >> multiple sources are confirming this to our nbc 4 i-team in los angeles. the shooting happened saturday night, killing 30-year-old deputy ryan. the l.a. county sheriff called that car a vehicle of interest. the i-team has learned the learn who called in the tip recognized the car shown in the flier. the person believes they had been in a road rage incident with the same car and driver last week. the deputy who died there was found saturday night in his patrol car near palmdale sheriff's station. last night mourners gathered outside of the station for a

memorial. hundreds lit candles, sang songs, showing support for his family and fellow comrades. >> i'm going to continuously refer to them as cowards because that's what they are, cowards, to attack a deputy sheriff in uniform in a black and white just sitting there at a red light about to go out and serve our community. that is absolutely 100% unacceptable. >> we'll continue to follow this breaking story and bring you updates as they come in. more breaking news right now, nbc news confirming that five americans held in iran for almost eight years are on a plane, after leaving tehran. this after the u.s. freed up $6 billion in iranian oil revenues as part of a controversial swap. iran can only use that money for humanitarian items like food and medicine, but in an interview with nbc's lester holt, the iranian president says the restraint is broad and applies

to anything iranian people need. republicans have slammed president biden for what they're calling a ransom payment. it's not clear when the prisoners will touch down on american soil. 6:33 right now. also developing in oakland, new steps being taken perhaps as soon as today to try to lock down a new permanent police chief. the drawn-out process that led to a recent war of words among the mayor and commissioners. >> bob, this follows another violent weekend in oakland. >> reporter: unfortunately, you're correct. good morning. after a mother was shot and killed by a stray bullet over the weekend in oakland. tonight the oakland police commission will hold a special meeting and they're expected to give the public an update on the timeline for the search for a permanent police chief. as you'll recall, oakland has had eight police chiefs over the last 14 years and has not had a permanent chief in seven months, this is after mayor sheng thao

fired the former chief, leronne armstrong, who was found by an independent panel to have mishandled police misconduct. the mayor says the commission is not doing its job in finding a permanent replacement and she has threatened to declare a state of emergency as she doesn't have a list of possible replacements by the end of the year. the commission blames the mayor for keeping this process in limbo. final candidates are set to be selected by the week of october 9th. on friday night, with regards to that mother, on 38th avenue near macarthur boulevard in oakland, this mother inside her home was struck by a stray bullet. paramedics rushed her to the hospital, where, sadly, she died. the city council member who represents the laurel district where the shooting happened said the woman was a mother of two young children. the council member says she's worried about the lasting effect of oakland's spike in violent crime. >> i'm absolutely horrified, right now we're experiencing

crime in every part of oakland and people are feeling unsafe, going out and about, being on the streets, and what happened on friday night makes me fear that people are going to fear being in their own home. >> reporter: at least 89 people have been killed in oakland this year, putting the city on pace to exceed the 113 homicides from last year. later this morning, incidentally, the oakland naacp will hold a news conference regarding what they say was the city's botched application for millions of dollars in grant funds from the state that would have helped fight organized retail crime, as we reported on friday. the city missed the deadline to apply and the city administrator blames one of its departments for failing to submit that application. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you. 6:36 right now. barriers installed in san francisco's mission neighborhood to deter sex workers has

actually not fixed the problem, it's only moved the issue to another area. that's what neighbors on nearby shotwell street say. residents two blocks east of capp street say ever since barriers were installed on capp street, they're seeing a spike in sex workers. they shared video showing activity between 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. some say it gets aggressive at times. >> which doesn't let us sleep, which doesn't let us step out of home after sunset, which our friends, our family doesn't feel comfortable visiting us in the evening. >> some are asking for the same type of collapsable barriers now in place on capp street. in a recent email to neighbors, police shared the city is actively trying to reduce the number of cars on the street at night and may consider the change. moving you forward on capitola's recovery from the winter storms, we want to give you a live look this morning at the wharf near santa cruz, which has been closed ever since

sustaining severe damage back in january. this week, the rebuild is set to begin. crews are planning to install new decking and railing just to make the wharf more resilient against future storms. the work is expected to wrap up sometime next year. and cleanup is now under way in new england from the large storms that rolled through over the weekend. at one point lee was a hurricane, but not at the time it reached parts of maine, with force. one person, sadly, died in the weather-related incident, a traffic accident. the brunt of the storm hit western nova scotia before moving into the atlantic last night. meteorologist kari hall is here this morning. i know you're already tracking another storm brewing in the atlantic. >> yeah, we are now past the peak of hurricane season, but we are still seeing one storm after the next developing in the atlantic basin and we do have another one. this is hurricane nigel that we can see out over the open water. we are expecting this to

continue to make its way across the atlantic as a category 1 hurricane, with wind speeds now at 80 miles per hour. this is expected to possibly become a major hurricane, but notice that the track of this storm keeps it out over the open atlantic. this is what we like to call a fish storm. the good news is it is not going to have a major impact on any land areas. and then as we get a look at the hurricane season, all of the names that we've been through so far, once again, we are now at the peak of hurricane season. we've made it all the way to the letter n, and there's a new more names left, which will most likely be exhausted if we continue to see this kind of activity that we've seen throughout the year. then as we bring it back home, take a look at our high temperatures for today, it looks really nice out there. quiet weather, we're starting out with a few clouds in some spots. it will be clearing out today with temperatures about normal for this time of year. mike, you're looking at a longer delay in the tri-valley.

>> we're also predicting this for a while because the tow truck can't get here, south 680, around the sunol exit. it's not going to get there possibly until 7:30, as far as one of the truck agencies are reporting. the other agencies don't have a medium sized tow truck to clear the vehicle. we've had this big backup since about 5:30. we have foothill road jammed up as well. the good news, 84, folks coming out of livermore and altamont pass can take this avenue just past the crash, but folks to the west of there will have to go dublin grade. there's a new crash at 238 and 14th that's backing up things a little farther into castro valley. back to you. 6:40 right now. motor city in the midst of a historic strike. some wonder if the white house may get involved. we'll update negotiations with the big three automakers. plus republicans reach an

internal deal to avoid a government shutdown, but even some members of the gop are skeptical. i'm brie jackson in washington with details. also, incredible new video of some gentle giants out there. the reason avid whale watchers are calling this season better than ever. su'll

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a look at our morning trend. we're starting out cloudy and in the low 60s. it's going to stay in the 60s, even as the sky clears, with another really nice day ahead. it will be very much like yesterday and we don't see too many changes throughout the week. we'll talk about that and what's ahead for the weekend coming up in a few minutes. we start with good news at the bay bridge toll plaza. the hov lanes are really cleared up, so the span, the metering lights moving better now. the big backups continue for highway 4, the crash in pittsburg still blocks those lanes. very slow going there, as well as 680 through sunol. continuing coverage this morning of the auto workers strike against the big three automakers. striking workers heading back to the picket lines this morning, and there's still no deal. but they are negotiating. right now the strike primarily impacts three plants, one for each gm, ford and stellantis. this is the owners of jeep,

dodge and chrysler. it also involves about 10% of american unionized auto workers. the white house is expressing support for the unions, but so far remains on the sidelines. and new this morning, hunter biden is suing the internal revenue service. president biden's son claims that agents have been sharing his private tax information. it comes in the wake of the indictments filed against him by a special counsel in connection with a gun he purchased in 2018. now, three charges include making false statements on a federal firearms form and illegal possession of a firearm. this is the first time the justice department has charged a son or daughter of a sitting president. this morning, the clock is ticking for congress to reach a deal to avoid a government shutdown. lawmakers have until september 30th to come up with a plan. >> "today in the bay"'s brie jackson is live in washington this morning. republicans spent the weekend trying to hammer out differences within the party.

>> reporter: that's right. so house republicans reached a tentative agreement among themselves that would keep the government funded through october 31st. it includes spending cuts and conservative border security measures. house republicans working around the clock to address internal bickering and avert a looming government shutdown. >> i feel we've made some good progress. >> i'm optimistic we will continue to move the appropriations process forward, and that includes the dod appropriations bill. >> reporter: critical factions of the house gop reached a tentative deal sunday. it paves the way to pass a defense spending bill, which republicans held up last week, and provides a short-term solution for government funding, keeping military and va funding at current levels, while cutting other domestic spending by 8%. there's no mention of more money for ukraine, which is something president biden is pushing for. >> the house certainly, and certainly the republican caucus overwhelmingly supports aid for ukraine.

there will be issues over what the administration has asked for and what congress ultimately gives. >> reporter: it includes hard line republican border measures, which democrats are unlikely to support. >> we have a vision to put people over politics. that's what we should be doing. >> reporter: even some republicans say a shutdown is imminent. >> i've talked to some federal employees that don't really mind it because they're going to get a vacation, they're going to get time off and then backpay. they're not glum grumbling about a government shutdown. >> reporter: the gop faces an uphill battle just days before government funding runs out. the measure is likely to hit a roadblock in the democrat-controlled senate. marcus, laura? >> brie, thank you. summer is almost over, but here is a good thing for us. whale watching season is almost

upon us now. yep, it's a pretty exciting time. in fact, one of the busiest places in recent years has been through the heart of monterey bay. >> those watchers have recently seen killer whales, humpback whales out there. the whales can be seen year around, but right now anchovies have moved into the coast and monterey bay, so the whales are following the fish. you can imagine it is a feeding frenzy. dolphins are also plentiful out there. we don't usually see the dolphins out there. this is high up on the coast. but warm waters from el nino and all of that is changing the rules. one day watchers saw a pod of almost 1,000 dolphins out there. if you want to catch a glimpse, all you have to do is take a road trip. >> you don't have to travel far to south america, africa, alaska, hawaii, to see whales.

we truly have the greatest gathering of marine mammals here in monterey bay. >> this is happening throughout the day in monterey bay. you can even catch sunset while watching the majestic animals dine on those anchovies. >> wow, i smell the fish in the air. that is cool, though. >> i'm down. >> let's do it. >> we'll talk about that. let's talk about pop star olivia rodrigo, spilling her guts with the new dates of her 2024 deal. >> her album already causing a fan frenzy. check out one of her new music videos. ♪♪ ♪ if i had to choose i would say it right now ♪ >> her 75 show tour kicks off in palm springs in february. she just added a second show the day following her august 2nd show at san francisco's chase center. presale tickets will go on sale

wednesday at noon. >> who is going to clean up all those dishes? >> cleaning up. >> i guess she's got a dish crew. >> i guess you do at that point in your career. well, we have a crew here, a crew of one, talking about that forecast today. >> it's been pretty easy. i think i can take some time off or something. the weather is on repeat each day. it's been pretty nice. we're going to repeat yesterday's weather today. so we're entering into the last few days of summer. we're going to welcome in fall this week, as we're starting out with clouds overhead, looking at san francisco. this is the weather we've seen throughout the past several days, starting out mostly cloudy, low 60s, and then headed for the upper 60s as we get more sunshine for the afternoon. and in the south bay we're in the upper 70s and low 80s. morgan hill reaching 84, 81 in cupertino, and about the same in

east san jose. we'll see upper 70s for hayward, fremont reaching 78 degrees, and 80 today in walnut creek. in daly city, we're back up to 64 degrees and 76 in redwood city. in san francisco, mostly 60s, but the mission district should make it up to about 71 today. for the north bay, reaching 84 in ukiah, and in santa rosa, 79 degrees. it looks really nice. make some plans to get outside. we're not seeing many changes here. a heads-up if you will be going to the sierra, daily showers and thunderstorms developing. things can quiet down for the weekend, so it's looking dry. but then we'll turn our attention farther to the north to see if we get some rain in here early next week. let's get a look at morgan hill, what to expect over the next ten days. our temperatures will be in the low 80s for today and tomorrow, but then look at wednesday and thursday, breezy winds and highs in the mid-70s. then it does warm up a little more for the weekend. of course as we finally flip the

calendar to fall, it's going to start to warm up and feel more like summer. but it is going to be a nice week ahead. mike, you have a very busy monday commute. >> it was a great forecast, not a great day on the roads. highway 4 jammed still. we still have that vehicle blocking in the lanes here, highway 4 is open, but we have lanes blocked by the crash at san marcos. the backup continues. folks are taking buchanan toward kirker pass road, railroad as well. the cut-through, this roadway, over 45 minutes, with slowing at 242. the cut-through is still about a half an hour. you're okay on kirker pass road. slowing at the richmond bridge. 680, looks like speeds are improving. they might have moved this crash at sunol boulevard, but that's got traffic heading over, where traffic is slowed down at the castro valley y off of the dublin grade. it is 6:52 right now. happening now, state senators

are introducing melanie's law that calls for new requirements to prevent fentanyl overdoses for minors through prevention, response, training, education and awareness. the bill is named for the 15-year-old from hollywood who died from an overdose at school. next, a quick look at top stories, including breaking news. a big break in the last hour. this is in the search for a cop killer. authorities down in southern california say they've arrested a person of interest, a suspect in the case. ahead on "today in the bay," we're going to tell you how a separate incident just days ago may have helped lead to the critical tip. coming up on "today" on our new series stopping the clock, the quest to live longer, healthier lives. a lot of people are now turning to something called longevity clinics. so what are they and what do they have to

6:56. welcome back. we're moving you forward with a look at the top stories on "today in the bay." breaking news from southern california, where a suspect is now detained in connection with the deadly ambush of an l.a. county sheriff's deputy. >> multiple sources are confirming this to our l.a. sister station. the shooting killed 30-year-old deputy, and we've learned someone called a tip to investigators after recognizing the car shown in the police flier and that tipster claims they were involved in a road rage incident last week with the same driver in that same car. l.a. county sheriff yesterday announcing a $125,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. new this morning, san jose police investigating a pellet gun shooting near a homeless

encampment. there's a person being placed into an ambulance. it happened near coyote creek trail and capitol expressway. police say the victim should be all right. happening today in san francisco, israel's prime minister is scheduled to meet with tech titan elon musk. it comes in the wake of recent controversy generated ever since musk bought twitter. some civil rights groups accuse musk of allowing anti-semitism to flourish on the site known as x. musk denies allegations and has threatened to sue for defamation. activists are now at mineta airport in san jose protesting benjamin netanyahu's arrival. we spoke to some who say they are standing with the country to show the prime minister his laws affect israelis across the world. let's bring things back home. a live look in san jose this morning. meteorologist kari hall is monitoring what we can expect. temperatures not too bad. >> not too bad. it's light jacket weather to

start out the day. as we go into the afternoon, very comfortable with upper 70s and that continues throughout the week. these are the last days of summer. we welcome in fall this weekend and we'll see temperatures in san francisco reaching each day near 70 degrees. we have two key spots that are really having a tough morning, continuing for south 680, there has been no clearing for these lanes. the tow truck has been reassigned. they tried to get the larger tow truck and it's jammed up 680, as well as foothill and to sunol road. highway 4, a tough crash at san marcos. the tow truck is stuck and the backup continues into pittsburg. south 242 and south 680 are jammed up getting toward walnut creek. that's a slow drive for both east bay spots. and of course we have the richmond bridge with the jam. we know the "today" show starts now. did you know "today in the bay" actually continues live on roku,

samsung tv or wherever you stream? people say, what do you do after the show? we keep on going. join us now or whenever it fits into your schedule. >> make sure you join us. you were saying it's the last day of the summer and i got kind of sad. >> did you hear the tone of her voice? she was excited. she loves fall. >> i love the cooler temperatures. >> and pumpkin spice. >> all of that. >> kari hall, it's fall, y'all. news at this hour. >> a prisoner swap between the u.s. and iran unfolding as we speak. this is "today". heading home. five americans held in iran for years set to get their first taste of freedom today. expected to be flown out of the