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the mounting questions over the second apparent assassination attempt of donald trump in a matter of months. the former president is safe and is now speaking out about the incident. a live report on the new details we're learning about the suspect now in custody. plus, addressing your home insurance crisis, state leaders want your input as they work to find a solution. the way you can weigh in later this week. and weather whiplash in the bay area. meteorologist kari hall tracking the first of two weather systems which could bring some rain. this is today in the bay good monday morning. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm marcus washington. and i'm laura garcia. we'll check in with mike, see how that monday morning commute is going. right now. but checking in with kari right now. another earthquake in southern california to report. yeah. since last week, we've had numerous earthquakes down in that area of malibu. and we just had a recent one of a 3.6 magnitude earthquake. seems like

it did awaken a lot of people in the area. that happened at 422 this morning. and that's very common after a even a medium earthquake, which they had last week to continue to see those aftershocks. so that's what we're seeing this morning. most likely it will continue as we go through the next several days here at home. we've got a couple of weather systems. we're watching across northern california. the first one moving in, bringing some clouds and rain and as we zoom into the bay area, not yet seeing much in the way of rain, it's just cloudy, but there will be a slight chance that we could at least see some spotty sprinkles here. and there for today. would it really bother with the umbrella? but maybe a jacket with a hood on in case you get caught in some of those spotty showers, and then we'll have a better chance of some spotty rain heading into wednesday. so i'll be tracking that for you. we'll talk about the impacts. but, mike, it's already a tough time driving through the altamont pass. yeah, we're at the critical point here around north flynn road. we have reports of a

disabled vehicle. i'd say it ran out of gas, but it turns out it's an ev, so no power. they can't get that vehicle out of the roadway simply by pushing it. so we have an issue. folks are crawling out of the altamont. here's 205 and 580 where they come together out of tracee. it's jammed up north flynn road, where things start to clear up. so it's a little bit farther in our commute than where things typically slow down around grant line. just know that as we look at the rest of the map, it's a smooth flow of traffic. south bay and incident. getting off of 280 right around seventh. no major impact. back to you. thank you very much. the fbi investigating what appears to be an attempted assassination on former president trump. a suspect is in custody after shots were fired at his golf club in west palm beach, florida. this comes just weeks after trump survived another attempt on his life. today in the bay's brie jackson joins us live in washington. this morning. she's following the new developments and the former president is speaking out this morning as well. that's right. good morning laura. former president trump thanked everyone for their concern and also

thanked law enforcement for keeping him safe here on capitol hill. lawmakers from both parties say there is no place for political violence. a second assassination attempt against former president trump, this latest happening at his florida golf course. former president donald trump is safe and unharmed. the incident comes just nine weeks after another gunman aimed at the 78 year old during a pennsylvania rally, killing one and injuring several others. the secret service came under intense scrutiny for security failures. then, in this case, agents spotted the suspect and quickly took action. it's my understanding that he was laying in wait, and secret service did a heroic job to see a needle in the haystack. the u.s. secret service personnel opened fire on a gunman located near the property line. police arrested 58 year old ryan wesley ruth.

court records show he has a long criminal past in north carolina. officials say he now faces federal charges. this guy is in a whole load of hurt right now. officers say a witness played a key role in identifying the suspect. fortunately, we were able to locate a witness that came to us and said, hey, i saw the guy running out of the bushes. he jumped into a black nissan, and i took a picture of the vehicle and the tank, which was great. in a social media post, former president trump praised law enforcement for keeping him safe, exclaiming that he's proud to be an american. vice president harris condemning political violence, urging all americans to do their part to ensure that this incident does not lead to others. and president biden said that he's directed his administration to ensure that secret service has the resources needed to keep former president trump safe. back to you. all

right. thank you. well, a crucial court hearing for tiktok is set to get underway this morning. the federal appeals court will hear oral arguments on the social media apps challenge to a ban in the u.s. earlier this year, congress passed a law banning the app unless its parent company, bytedance divests. the lawmakers are concerned over how the company handles u.s. data. tiktok and bytedance. they argue that the law is unconstitutional and violates users free speech. the judge is not expected to make his decision for a couple of months, leaving that issue unresolved in the lead up to the election and many california homeowners, they are struggling to make it in the bay. this is when it comes to home insurance, and now the state wants to push major reforms to try to help those homeowners. today in the bay's bob redell joining us live this morning. and bob, first thing here, the state wants the feedback from some of those homeowners. correct. the state insurance commissioner wants your suggestions. good morning to you, marcus. when he holds a

hearing tomorrow morning, we'll have more on that in a moment. as we've been reporting over the last several months, major home insurers are raising rates here in the state of california. in some instances, they're not renewing policies in part because of the costs associated with wildfires. one homeowner in nearby san ramon tells us his insurance company, liberty mutual, that it would not be renewing his policy due, to, quote, algae mildew, mold or moss on the roof, unquote. he sent us a photo of his roof. he says he saw nothing on it, and his roofer said the same. but he says it didn't change his insurers decision. we did reach out to liberty mutual, by the way, and they did not respond to our request for comment. felt like somebody was putting one over me. parts of the state right now where an insurance company won't even call you bac. and that's going to change once these new rules are in place. i hope it is not. not like a shallow band-aid solution. you know, because they they do need to fix the problem. this past

week, the placer county board of supervisors asked governor newsom to declare a state of emergency and take immediate action to stabilize the home insurance market. now, the california insurance commissioner is working to roll out new reforms aimed at making insurance more available. the state wants you to weigh in about what that would look like. so as i mentioned earlier, the state insurance commissioner holding a virtual public hearing at 10 a.m. tomorrow. that's tuesday. we're posting information on our website at nbcbayarea.com and how you can submit comments, public comments in advance of tomorrow's meeting. reporting live here in dublin. bob redell today in the bay. all right, bob, thank you. now our consumer investigator, chris gilmore, has been following california's insurance crisis, including what you should do if your policy suddenly ends. you can scan that qr code there on your screen to get more information. also, just take some time to watch chris's full report over on our website, nbcbayarea.com. now to dramatic

video of an apartment fire in san francisco broke out last night at the top floor of the building at hyde and eddy streets in the tenderloin. firefighters say one person and two cats were rescued. the victim was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the fast moving fire broke out in the kitchen of a sixth floor apartment. this is a picture of firefighters rescuing one of those cats that we mentioned from the apartment. the first cat rescued from the fire escape with its owner. the second cat was found clinging to the ledge of an apartment window as a small crowd below cheered. firefighters were able to bring it down to safety. the fire is out, but the damage is extensive and also affects nearby apartments. a strange sight at cal football game over the weekend. the bears head coach had to beg his own fans to behave and stop throwing things onto the field. a cal coach, justin wilcox, actually used the referee's microphone to dressing his team of fans there during saturday's game against san diego state. it came after cal

fans were given those cards for stunts used during the breaks in action. well, the fans in berkeley, however, decided to get rid of those cards, throwing them there on the field. well, that led to a 215 yard penalty by the referee for unsportsmanlike behavior. final 30s. cal fans, we love you. stop throwing the cards on the field. that's 215 yard penalties. please stop throwing the cards on the field. aside from the card issue, things went well for the bears. cal beat san diego state by 3110. taking a live look in walnut creek in the east bay this morning. waiting for the sun's arrival. but wait a minute. waiting for some rain's arrival as well. kerry. please explain. yeah, just a little bit of some light showers today. soe do have a wet storm system that is moving across the region. and so far it's bringing some rain over nevada. but we're seeing just some very light, spotty showers just to our north. take a look at our highs for today.

much cooler than what we've seen recently. a lot of us staying in the 60s and low 70s. we're up to 68 degrees in fremont, 73 in martinez and some low to mid 70s for much of the north bay. we'll talk about more changes ahead. a big whiplash that we're expecting going throughout the week. coming up in a few minutes. mike's been looking at gas prices and hopefully that doesn't give you whiplash. yeah, well, you know, a lot of the state has been seeing better prices. the bay area though, i've seen them going up a bit. so we'll talk about the best we can find. best in the bay san jose. one outlier is 403 for the price at arco on north capitol avenue. everything else is 10 to $0.15 higher at least. a similar situation for contra costa county. the outlier there, concord, has their best of 405 valero on willow pass road in the middle here and in marin county. it's 429 at fritz auto on in san anselmo on sir francis drake boulevard. you can get these prices again on gasbuddy.com on the roadway. we're looking at a smooth flow

of traffic overall around the bay. we are looking at something i have to warn you about. starting tonight at ten, there will be work over at the central freeway. they're going to continue work in both directions overnight. so watch that after 10:00. there's a minor incident nearby just off 101. we're looking at the bay bridge itself and a smooth drive. we may have better news for the altamont coming up for now, back to you. lots more still to come on today in the bay, including. this is the week we should see interest rate cuts this week. plus. we are celebrating hispanic heritage here on today in the bay. we introduce you to one mariachi singer who is making incredible strides in his career and working to inspire others. you won't want to miss it. keep it here. you're

some clouds and the clouds will linger throughout the day. temperatures only headed for the upper 60s and low 70s. much cooler. but we're also watching the radar. i'll have a look at what's ahead coming up in our forecast in a few minutes. that was 580 in dublin. here it is out of richmond. the bridge is not a problem. look at that. i'm watching this van. looks like a disabled vehicle in the gore point. that's the split right

there between the smaller toll plaza lane and the rest of the toll plaza itself. we're going to track 580, also out of the altamont. we may have better news over there. well, good morning. very happy monday to you. so this is the week. this is the week the fed makes its major decision on interest rates. more about that in a second. looking ahead, apple will bring its newest phones to the marketplace on friday. this stock eat is the parent company of chili's. chili's the restaurant tells investors customers are coming back to the restaurant. it's got a new ceo. it says its food costs have stabilized as well. the fact that inflation is now pretty much under control will be the big focus for the federal open market committee this week. they're going to make that decision on interest rates. wednesday we expect a cut of at least a quarter point, maybe a half point. every era of rate cuts is different. this is no exception. the fed will be cutting rates at a time. the american economy is on solid footing. unemployment is still near historic lows. consumer

confidence and consumer spending are up. this is the soft landing they hoped for, though nothing is instant. it will take a while for lower rates to hit the american consumer. someone once compared interest rate cuts to turning on a spigot. you only have to wait about six months for the water to flow and it's not just american central bank brazil central bank. the bank of england will be making rate decisions this week, as will norway, south africa and on friday, japan. salesforce announced minutes ago it's giving americans schools millions of dollars to better prepare school children for jobs using artificial intelligence. a recent poll showed just 15% of american workers say they're ready and trained to use ai. money will go to san francisco and oakland public schools. it's an interesting time. ai has changed the world. we think about it through the lens of how are we partnering with these districts and our nonprofits on this journey, and what is our

commitment to ai, skilling and preparing them for a future that right now everyone's learning? more than 23 million will go to schools and nonprofits like hidden genius, which helps underprivileged kids. we'll track how those schools are using the money. see if they're using the good intention, using it towards actual education. and finally, the wall street journal says tesla is slowing down its rollout of supercharging stations. musk laid off most of the supercharger department at the car company. the number of new superchargers fell 28% this summer compared to last. according to the journal. and a reminder, ford's and rivian's can now charge at these limited number of tesla superchargers. and let me say, you know, just because you got a tesla and it says tesla doesn't mean you get to use it first. it's first come, first serve. so if it's all rivian's and ford's, you got to wait. you're seeing them pop up everywhere. yep. thanks, scott. you bet. well, nbc bay area and telemundo 48, celebrating the start of hispanic heritage observed between september 15th and

october 15th. and this morning, we honor a man with deep bay area ties. he's sewing new musical connections in multiple formats. the voy por la vida no mas recorriendo el mundo, omar alejandro is a singer and performer who's made a name in mariachi music, but he's also worked extensively in opera and musical theater, performing with the likes of andrea bocelli and conductor john williams. alejandro is also bringing new life to mariachi on social media through his instagram stories. fans tell him it's crossing generations. when i was young and growing up, i liked this type of music, but it didn't really resonate with me. i didn't stop and really think about it and listen to the lyrics. it was like, oh, that's my parents music, right? right. and so for me, with the content that i post, i really like to sort of distill the meaning of the song into a quick little sentence or soundbite, especially one that maybe has

like some gen z slang in there or something, or even just saying the meaning of a song in a more modern way so that people can really listen to it and be like, oh, wait, actually, my favorite song right now says the same thing. and then there's that connection. if you have a chance to follow him, you really should. it's so interesting. in fact, join us for the entire interview and performance later this morning on our streaming only newscast. it airs at 8 a.m. it's on roku, pluto, and other streaming platforms. quite talented and very down to earth. yeah. really nice. very cool. i get what he's talking about, though. you have to relate somehow. completely. and there's a lot of songs there that, you know, as hispanics, we grew up listening to, and it just takes a deeper meaning to. very nice. absolutely. can't wait for that. make sure you join us at eight. all right. let's get a look at that forecast for us today. it looks great. a lot of changes. we're going to see even a chance of rain here, which would be amazing if we could get some. but what we are seeing for today is it really a very high chance. and then going into the next

couple of days, we'll be watching out for a chance of even some isolated thunderstorms as another chance of showers comes in on wednesday. right now it's cloudy. we're seeing temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. it is windy in san francisco. that wind coming in from the west at 25mph, along with those temperatures in the 50s. so it does feel very chilly. and now getting that lightning strike on the california nevada border. and that's the best chance that we'll see of those thunderstorms over the cierra. and then as we get a closer look, there are some showers just to our north. but we are seeing that along the coastline and that rain chance will continue mostly for lake and mendocino counties. and then we're seeing this system passing by with a lot of clouds, cooler temperatures today, a little bit of a break in the clouds for tomorrow. but then we're looking at another chance of showers coming in on wednesday. and it looks like it could be a slightly higher chance of rain. and we're even seeing that chance of thunderstorms over the foothills. so we'll have to watch out for that. looking at

our temperatures for today, cooler than what we typically see for this time of september. 71 in palo alto. hayward as well as livermore. and then tomorrow we're looking at much more of the same temperatures. so we're going to keep it cool. a lot of 60s near the coast. and then for wednesday, we're also looking at some mild weather before we see things really heating up quickly. going into the weekend. so once those couple of weather systems pass by that bring us the chance of rain, we transition to high pressure and that's going to heat up those temperatures heading into the weekend. as we officially welcome in fall. by sunday it will be 90, but we're looking at some 70s to start out our week and we'll see that continue through wednesday. and then also a chance of showers in san francisco today. and on wednesday, and then dry the rest of the week. mike, do you have any better news for the altamont pass? i do. kerry i'm still tracking a crash in san francisco, but we'll take you to the east bay because this is westbound 580. the issue that

was blocking a lane right around grant line road has cleared up. and so nice and smooth flow of traffic. now there's a new incident that popped up around mountain house that's too far out for most of our viewers. maybe something going on around vasco. so i'll double check there. but right now the drive times out better for 580. a little bit of slowing already started for vasco. the smokes coming out of contra costa county. we'll check on san francisco in the next report. back to you. all right. thanks mike. coming up next on today in the bay nbc bay area responds id theft is everywhere. it drains your wallet and your energy, but you can defend yourself. and we want to help. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll

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anxiety causes sleeplessness, and in some cases people have trouble passing a background check for a new job. this doesn't just go on for a day or a week, or a month or a year. this can be life long. so let's prevent identity theft first. protect your paperwork like your tax and financial documents. steve mcfarland at the better business bureau says, do not just toss those papers in the trash. shred them. shred them. second, audit yourself. check your bank statements, read every line and set up alerts. third, freeze your credit file. identity thieves want to open

credit cards and loans in your name. a frozen credit report should reject their applications to freeze your credit report for free. visit the three big credit bureaus experian, equifax and transunion. fourth, post fewer details on social media. sharing specifics about your life dares a pretender to impersonate you. finally step five insurance. last thing that you might want to consider is identity theft coverage or insurance. but before you buy identity theft insurance, check to see if you already have it. some homeowners and renters policies include coverage and some credit cards. throw in id theft protection as a perk. i'm ginger conejero saab at the millbrae transit center. september is bay area transit month, and what better way to celebrate then with free fares, stick around, you just might change yr morning commuteou

president trump's life will have the very latest from florida, widening pay gap the first time in 20 years the gender wage gap expands. we're crunching the numbers. also, it's writer appreciation day. the bay area transit agency offering free rides to help celebrate. we're live with the details. this is today in the bay a very good

monday morning to you. 530 right now. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. and i'm marcus washington. let's get you started with a look at that forecast this morning. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. nice and cool. when i walked in the house last night. yes. and it's been great to have a break from the heat. and we're going to see that continue for the next couple of days. but the cooler weather may come along with a little bit of rain. we can see this storm system that's spinning across northern california, all across the region, with some light rain here and there. and a lot of the thunderstorms have been developing over the sierra. we're seeing some clouds as you're heading out, and there will be the chance that we could at least see some light rain here, or there. not a really high chance. and it will be mostly cloudy into the next couple of days, and possibly even a few thunderstorms going into wednesday. we're watching out for all of these changes and then a big warm up behind that. more on on that in just a few minutes. and mike, you're tracking the issue near the central freeway. yeah. coming out of san francisco 101 van

ness basically getting over toward the approach toward the bay bridge and the central freeway. reports of a crash there. they're looking for anyone who might be injured at nearby hospitals, but they're also trying to take care of that vehicle that might be impacting 101 itself. we don't see slowing on the sensors. i hope they will clear that soon. it sounds like they aren't having any problems right now. we are looking at northbound north bay 37 at the top. highway four also shows the build, so traffic is now kicking in for that north bay as well as contra costa county. the rest of the bay pretty standard. there's a small crash near vasco for west 580, but no additional slowing. back to you. thank you very much, mike. 531 right now, the fbi continues to investigate what it is, calling a second attempt on former president trump's life on sunday. and this time, scott, the alleged gunman, was hiding in bushes over at the trump golf course in florida. that's right. good morning to you. what they're calling an ar type weapon, referring to the american ar 15. the gunman did not get close to the former president. the secret service saw him fired at him. he fled,

and they caught up to him. now in custody. is 58 year old ryan leslie routh of hawaii. according to three law enforcement officials, his arrest has not been made official. a man with the exact same name and age has a history of gun crimes, including possessing a machine gun, but we have not confirmed that's the same man. he left a gun and other items as he fled in the bushes where this guy was is an ak 47 style rifle with a scope. two backpacks which were hung on the fence that had ceramic tile in them, and a gopro which he was going to take pictures of. now you heard the sheriff say ak style, as in kalashnikov. that was later changed to an ar style rifle, but they do the same sort of damage. there's a lot to still sort out. former president trump said he was disappointed he couldn't finish his round of golf, and says his campaign will that incident will not affect his campaign schedule. vice

president harris, president biden and others released statements once again saying violence is not the answer and directing the secret service to use every resource to investigate. this, of course, is the second attempt on trump's life. his pick for vice president jd vance did the round of sunday morning shows before the incident, where he was challenged again and again on his claims that immigrants are stealing and eating pets. ohio officials say that's absolutely not true. on cnn, vance said outright he created the story leading to this reaction from cnn's dana bash. you just said that you're creating a story, public policy. sorry. you just said that you're creating the story. what's that? dana you just said that this is a story that you've created. so the eating dogs thing is not. we are creating we are. dana, it comes from firsthand accounts from my

constituents. i say that we're creating a story, meaning we're creating the american media, focusing on it. i didn't create 20,000 illegal migrants coming into springfield thanks to kamala harris's policies. now, republican ohio governor mike dewine, who is a trump supporter, says the cat story is, quote, garbage and points out those haitian immigrants are not here illegally. vance's claims they are illegal is untrue. the haitians who are in springfield are legal. they came to springfield to work. ohio is on the move, and springfield has really made a great resurgence with a lot of companies coming in. these haitians came in to work for these companies. what the companies tell us is that they are very good workers. they're very happy to have them there. and frankly, that's helped the economy. former president trump says he'll announce a new cryptocurrency company tonight, then returns to campaigning on tuesday. president biden will speak in philadelphia. jd vance, speaking

to a religious group in atlanta. tim walz will also be in georgi, about 75 miles south in macon. marcus. all right, scott, thank you. well, a goodbye to one of music's legends, tito jackson, founding member of the jackson five, has died. don't blame it on the sunshine. don't blame it on the moonlight. don't blame it on the good times. coming on a boogie. particularly sausalito playing the guitar there. tito jackson and his brothers, including michael, rose to fame in the late 60s and 70s as their group, the jackson five, later becoming the jacksons. tito started a solo career in 2003 as a blues musician, tito has been nominated for three grammys. he was inducted into the rock n roll hall of fame as a member of the jackson five. tito jackson was 70 years old. the sunshine 536. right now and new this morning, the gender pay gap is expanding to a level not seen in

decades. in 2023, women made nearly $0.83 for every dollar a man earned. that's according to the latest data from the u.s. census bureau. that's down more than a penny from 2022, and it is the first statistically widening of that gender pay gap since 2003. happening tomorrow salesforce annual dreamforce conference. returning to the city. this is video of last year's event. the multi-day conference is set to start tomorrow morning over at moscone center. that's when salesforce ceo marc benioff kicks off everything with his keynote speech. local businesses and restaurants are also preparing for the large crowds that are expected, according to dreamforce website. attendees are expected to spend upwards of $2,500 just to attend the event. samtrans giving free fares to riders in celebration of rider appreciation today. today in the bay, ginger conejero saab is

live at the millbrae transit center this morning. and ginger, i understand that this is. this offer is good for specific routes. it's actually open for all of sam trans routes this morning. good morning laura and marcus. it's free. i mean that's a wonderful word we like to hear on a monday morning. it pertains to the fixed route. the ride plus and paratransit. now, if you are riding paratransit you might want to check on availability because that is not guaranteed. but as far as free fares, that is the offer from sam trans. here. to tell us more about that is randall white. the public information officer from sam trans. this is a very nice thing to give to your riders. tell us, why are you giving a little something special today? hey, ginger. so we just really want to face to face, say thank you to our customers who have helped us become one of the most resilient transit agencies in the nation. so you've heard a lot about how transit agencies are struggling to get back post-pandemic. sam trans now has

ridership that is almost at like almost at like 98.1% of our pre-pandemic levels. so, i mean, we're there and we couldn't be there without our riders. and so we thought, you know what? it'd be really great during transit month to give a thank you to our riders and to let them know a little bit about our achievements in the last couple of years or so. and there's and there's a big award there that you guys were just recognized for. yeah, the american public transportation association, aptos we say in the industry, awarded us what would be the equivalent of like the oscar for best movie, or i guess the emmys were last night. so like, you know, the where's the trophy show? yeah exactly. and what it basically is, it says we are the outstanding transit agency in the nation for our size, and we have to give some props to vta to the south. also. they won the same award for their size. they're a little bigger than us. and congratulations to that. randall. i know you mentioned quickly before the pandemic and during the pandemic, the challenge of getting back to

those numbers. reimagine sam trans is something that you've been working hard at. exactly. so for the last several years, we've reached out. we've asked people, what do you want to see in transit? how would transit work better for you? and then we took what the public told us, and we implemented it, and we added routes. we added times, you know, that the bus stops more frequently. we extended hours of some routes. and so it's all throughout san mateo county and into san francisco and down to palo alto. and we're going to hear more about a micro transit system within that reimagined campaign in the next hour. so, randall, we'll see you at six at 630. watch out for that. but that's really great news here. might just change how you want to get to work, get to school or wherever you need to be on this monday free fares from sam trans. i'm going to toss it back to you guys. yeah, it's a great opportunity for folks if they haven't ridden to maybe explore some of the schedules. sounds good. thanks. so much ginger and randall out there taking a live look at 540

for you this morning. this is downtown san jose, but certainly what ginger was carey very windy out there. look nice and cold. add an extra layer just because of the wind, especially in san francisco near the coast in san jose, it's going to be cloudy and we're watching out for this weather system that's causing those winds to pick up today, and may also drop a little bit of some light rain. and we're going to see some peeks of sunshine going into the afternoon. but look at how cool it's going to be today. only upper 60s low 70s for the south bay and will be up to about 75. in concord and fairfield, but those are some of our warmer temperatures on the map. much cooler than what we typically see for this time of year. so we'll talk about changes ahead. mike, you're looking at a crash clearing from fremont, carey we're watching. no disturbance to the flow of traffic. 880 south as you head down toward tesla. as you pass by warren, there was some activity. looks like it has completely cleared from the chp blotter in the last few seconds. and from our map, right about here, no major

issues, but we do see a little slowing. north 101 typical for san jose and a little slowing coming down toward that fremont. they funnel down here for the nimitz, coming out of for the sunol area, a disabled vehicle. 580. it was eastbound opposite your commute westbound. your commute looks fine out of the altamont pass. and the crash here off of the central freeway did clear from 101 right at the at turn toward eastbound 80. i call out that same area. the central freeway, a nightly at about 10:00. you're going to start closing a couple of lanes in either direction. they're going to alternate the work there. do note after 10 p.m, there will be lane restrictions should be cleared by 6 a.m. the following morning. of course, it's before 6 a.m, right now. so those of you who hit the road about this time just watch for that in san francisco. but everything else is building pretty much on schedule. maybe a little early slowing for richmond right here by the racetrack. back to you. thanks, mike. torrential rains bringing major flooding to central europe. ahead on today in the bay. a look at the damage now left behind. plus. in the bay

area celebrates mexican independence day. a look at the el grito event, putting the spotlight on latino culture. stay with us. you're watching today in the bay

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to keep those temperatures down as we watch out for a chance of a couple of passing showers today. it's a different way to start out our week, but we'll end it with some summer heat. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. and this will keep the conditions less crowded on the bay bridge, but it causes the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza because the metering lights are on. we see the backup here. not a big surprise, but we'll show you where there is the build that's kicking in right now. mass evacuations in central europe underway. this is following torrential rains which have now caused catastrophic flooding. days of heavy rain there have devastated parts of the czech republic, poland, romania and austria. we know at least eight people have been killed. thousands of those homes damaged over the weekend. this is video of the city of opava in czech republic, where almost 10,000 people have been asked to leave their homes for higher ground. rescuers used boats there to transport people to safety in a neighborhood flooded by the opava river. two police

officers are recovering at home this morning after being hit by a suspected drunk driver. it happened yesterday, just after midnight in nevada county, north of sacramento. the officers were trying to help a driver who had hit and killed a bear. the driver is okay, but the bear was blocking the road. the officers began setting up flares and cones to redirect traffic and that's when another car blew through the flares and hit the two officers. both were rushed to the hospital, including one in an ambulance. all we knew is two of our officers had been struck. by a vehicle on the highway. so obviously you're imagining high rate of speed. we knew it was a vehicle versus pedestrian, and the pedestrian was my officers. both are expected to be okay. the 28 year old driver was arrested and faces felony dui charges. a follow up for you this morning on that well, which was stuck in half moon bay. bay half moon bay harbor. what we're learning now that the humpback whale swam away. first spotted there at

pillar point harbor back on september 5th. wildlife experts believe the whale got lost, ended up in the harbor, but yesterday, the harbor patrol said that the whale left the inner harbor and has not been seen in that area since. well, trending this morning, the stars celebrated tv's biggest night. of course, we're talking about the emmy awards, and we have to congratulate a newcomer who racked up the most awards last night. and the emmy goes to shogun. shogun. entering the night with 25 nominations, taking home 18 of those awards, including best drama, best directing for a drama series and outstanding lead actor and lead actress in a drama series. the series depicts the 17th century japan in the midst of a civil war. other major wins last night. hbo max hacks was the surprise winner for its first best comedy series award. the bear star jeremy allen white won best actor in a comedy for the

second straight year, and elizabeth debicki actually won best supporting actress in the drama for the crown. this month, we're celebrating hispanic heritage, and already we've seen celebrations focused on the independence of mexico and the joy and color of the latino community and all that. it brings to all of our communities. absolutely. today, in the bay's kris sanchez joining us with why the celebration kicks off mid-month. you know, some people wonder, still, why this happens. well, today is the 16th of september. the sec says is september. as we celebrate 4th of july. this is mexico's independence day. people in mexico rose up and took arms to fight for independence from spain. it's known as el grito or the cry of dolores, and it was heard throughout downtown. san jose. so earlier in the day, san jose hosted the fiestas patrias and filled the downtown area with music and dancing and the

traditional charros on horseback. now redwood city also hosted a celebration for mexican independence and also the contributions of other latin american countries as well. cinthia pimentel was there, and vianey arana was in the city of san francisco. celebration. she helped with that, and there was a flag raising there, along with food and music, of course, and the city's going to continue the celebration next saturday. it's the calle 24 cuatro latino cultural district, and they are going to continue the celebration with fiesta de las americas, so we can celebrate all of our latin american communities. now we kicked off our own celebration here in house with mariachi music and studio. the person behind this group is the son of strawberry farmers, who did not start singing until he was in college. kind of did it on a whim. it's taken off since their omari. alejandro also backed up andrea bocelli. but these days you'll

also find him on social media using social media to bridge generations of families through music. one of my favorite parts, especially recently, is that i get a lot of comments on tiktok and on instagram with people saying, you know, i showed my grandpa or i showed my mom your spanish translation of the song, and now they like this artist that i like, too. they just had to hear it in this way, that i love it in their language. and then also people commenting and saying, hey, you know this song? i've heard my mom sing it for years and i never really got it before, but now that i saw your breakdown on it and now i love this song. i love that. that's really cool. yeah. that's amazing. laura, you were lucky enough to talk with omari. what a great story. and really being able to hear music in, you know, your own language kind of changes things. you know, i have cousins that don't speak spanish. me and my brother and my sister and i, we speak spanish. so our connection with our grandparents was a little different, right? because there

would be this colorful story. and then my cousins would go happen like, oh. and then, oh, grandpa got chased up a tree when he was little by a dog. and that's what they got, right. so like, you know, like to bridge those two generations together. and he does such a great job of it as well. he literally breaks down the songs and why it, you know, maybe slows down at a certain point. and the meaning of some of these songs. it's beautiful. he does a great job. and you did a great job with the interview. there's more of it in our streaming newscast at 8:00. yeah exactly. make sure you want to see it. there are parts of our oral history. these. yeah, yeah. big time, big time. there you go. all right. a lot to we could play that music all day. i know we try. i mean, it's a little early for them, right? to wake you up too early. and all the celebrations that happened over the weekend. boy, good thing it's before this potential rain that's coming, right? we did see the clouds rolling in yesterday evening, and that's when we had a lot of the celebrations happening around the bay area probably looking up a little worried, but we are still just seeing a lot of clouds. now there will be that

slight chance of showers today, and we'll be watching out for a chance of some isolated thunderstorms over the next couple of days. something we don't typically see is, especially with that next storm system coming in on wednesday and this morning we're in the upper 50s and low 60s. it is 57, in palo alto, 61 in san jose, and a windy 56 degrees in san francisco. and the reason why we're getting all the wind, we have this low that's spinning all across the region, all across the west, some of the thunderstorms popping up over the sierra into nevada. and that's where we're seeing quite a bit more rain than what we're seeing here locally. but we're still seeing some of that moisture on the radar. a lot of clouds, and we'll see if any of those clouds can at least bring us some spotty light showers. and then going into tomorrow, partly to mostly cloudy, another chance of rain in the forecast for wednesday as we go into the afternoon. and we're looking at a little bit more intense cells picking up, especially over the foothills in parts of the south

bay and east bay. our temperatures much lower than what we usually see only in the upper 60s. low 70s for the south bay and this cold front dropping in will bring our high in oakland up to about 69 degrees and mid 70s for concord and antioch and near the coast. we're in the low 60s today with those gusty winds in redwood city. we're looking at a high of 70 and mid 60s in san francisco from downtown to the marina district, and 72 in sonoma, 75 in santa rosa. we will quickly transition from cooler air to a big, warm up once these two storm systems pass. after wednesday. so thursday, friday, saturday, it's going to be much hotter and we're going from nice little fall feel to summer. and then of course, fall officially begins on sunday. so that's when we'll be hitting 90 degrees for the inland valleys. such a big change, but we'll be watching out for those rain chances in san francisco. looking ahead to

wednesday, and then dry the rest of the week. mike, you're seeing a backup of the bay bridge toll plaza. yeah, we are seeing this pretty typical pattern. first, it starts off over right here close to me, and then it fills in from the middle as we move its way back out over to the 880 overcrossing, which is starting a little bit of slowing because of that volume. again, pretty typical pattern. we saw some early slowing kick in for richmond, but it's holding steady with the pattern we normally see coming out of pinole all the way down to golden gate fields, and no big surprises out of the north bay or through the out of the or out of vallejo for westbound 37. continued build for highway four, now coming through pittsburg bay point, concord. and we're seeing those breaks tap right here to 42 coming down toward walnut creek, 680 south of there, down towards san ramon and the dublin interchange. that corridor remains at speed, coming in out of the altamont pass. we're holding pretty steady. the earlier incident still over there on the shoulder, eastbound 580, but not a problem. westbound coming past vasco and toward isabel. there may be a new incident over here in newark as we're looking at south 880, but no slowing

sensors. you're fine past the dumbarton bridge. that's highway 84. and the south bay typically shows that slowing right about now. right on schedule for that volume kicking in for the morning. this will last another 15 minutes or so and then it will start to ease up. we're already seeing the live camera show traffic starting to break up a little bit. no major issues as you travel north though on the freeway through silicon valley. back to you. thanks, mike. happening now, a hearing is set to begin into a deadly submersible. submersible incident that you might recall that titan submersible imploded on its way down to the titanic in june of 2023. all five people on board died. the coast guard did launch an investigation when it happened, and the formal hearing will allow them to actually consider the evidence related to the incident. this includes crew members, duties, qualifications, mechanical issues and that submersible, as well as the emergency response to it. that hearing is expected to last about two weeks. it is certainly a busy morning here on today in the bay. ahead at 6:00. we're following the very latest

overnight on the second apparent attempt on former president trump's life. new details on the investigation and the suspect now in custody. plus california facing an insurance crisis, the way you can weigh in on the state's plan to reform the market. also, don't forget nbc bay area streams 24/7. you can watch us whenever you'd like on roku or other streaming platforms. a lot more news ahead on this monday morning. its 556. you're watching today in the bay

on former president trump. we're live in washington this morning with new details on the federal investigation. now underway. plus, what it means for the presidential race. with just 50 days to go. there are parts of the state right now where an insurance company won't even call you back. addressing the home insurance crisis, state leaders want your input as they work to find a solution. the way you can weigh in this week. weather whiplash in the bay area. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the fall-like conditions