. >> it's hard to see it come to eand. i was hopinging to find a way to keep it going.out. >> the items will be auctioned off september 15th. you can preview the items on the 13th and 14th. >>> time to get over to drew with the forecast for the week ahead. the unishl end to summer. >> i know, wrapping up a holiday weekend which concluded today with a spare the air day. the air quality will be improving. live doppler 7 showing you a typical early september pattern. the cloud cover is descending in and around the bay and a live look showing you the fog right over san francisco at this hour and this time of the year, we have to talk about pollen. if you have been sniffling and sneezing, this is why. tree pollen is at high levels, elm and a pine trees, weed, grass and mold is low levels, ands the iv index is high tomorrow afternoon. 58 currently in oakland and san francisco. about 64234 san jose. so here is a look at accuweather. the big story tonight, the fog will be more widespread than it has been in previous nights. a lot of us tomorrow morning waking up to gray skies.

limping in malibu, it took them t16 years to get into house after they bought a piece of land andant eand wanted to build. that has to change. there has to be more programs for people to buy their own new construction property -- land and do new construction on them. and it's just supply and demand. they just can't get it out quick enough. but what they do get out is too expensive for the average person. >> right. nd that's the biggest problem here in the bay area. >> i'm sure in your neck of the woods it is. what about interest rates? i mean that's kind of one o the side stories to housing. one, there isn't enough housing out there. but two, with w see interest rates go up. does that also take people out of the market r a home in. >> not at all. i don't think so. there is maybe a couple of peop who just said oh my god rates went up. ifou remember the low in the last cycle was 3.3/8 on a 30 year fakz n i quoted one at 4 and 1/8. ouplus can take a five, ten-year armp. plus you take valley whenicon there is 12 people trying to buy a house. dough don't err care about the rate. they justant t

maryland is eanding the move over law. you're already required to movee over for themergency vehicles, the poce, the ambulances. now it includes new vehicles such as bucke trucks, aaa battery trucks. fines will start at $1 and violators will get points to their licenses. they mean business because this is a big safety issue. >>> a last-minewist in the brett kavanaugh hearing. we'll walk you through it next. >>> also important training foro the lice. hundreds of >>> to the latestn therial of the d.c. mansion murder case. >> because we've been in special coverage over the last several days, we want to get you caught up up. >> three family members and their housekeeper found dead, the family's blue porsche was also found on fire right nearce shopping er. jurors heard from a woman who works at la fountailue just miles away from that.d she said aro5:00, she found agan pac back and forth. surveillance video from the back of the business would capture a man running away from the parking lot. the man she saw was daron wint. the on

instead of on whoever, the women, the children, the unarmed men who actually have a human story eand human resistance. how does that sound to you? >> most of the women and men that we interview and we met with even before the film, they were talking about how women were leading the community and were there on the front lines and they were do really amazing jobs in the first intifada and the stories that women were bringing and sharing and talking about. most of the men and women were talking about stories how they were alkictive inside the house with men in the street trying to be part of the struggle against the occupation and fighting to work together next to man and nobody really highlights these stories, even in my community. >> and your community of course is the palestinian community and i just want to describe what some have said. this film and the resistance, the first intifada was almost like a double whammy. palestinians against israeli occupation and also women against male patriarchy and it looks from women and even the men you interviewed. they say it's kind of an opport

bayshore eanding the caltrain tunnels to make the switch to electric trains. caltrain will be running buses to and from san francisco. so give yourself extra time. this construction is expected to last into spring of next year. >>> drivers in the south bay are one step closer to a faster commute. they are adding express lanes like these on highway 237 west of 880. they're converting existing carpool lanes. vta expects to open those lanes next summer. >>> the coolest new space in san francisco is an office building. normally we send our nbc bay area sky ranger to get views like this. but not this time. we didn't have to. we were indoors. look at that piano. one of the many highlights of today's tour of the top floor of the salesforce office tower in san francisco. the view, spectacular. 360 degrees. more than 1,000 feet in the air. now, non-profit group in the community are invited to use this space for free on nights and weekends. >> an incredible open floor. you can walk full 360 degrees and see all of these amazing different views of san francisco. and as th

our adversaries are sophisticated and well fund eand we have to constantly keep improving to stay aheadthe shift we've made from react toiv proactive detection is a big change and will make facebook safer for everyone over time. emily: one company helping secure internet is fire eye. it is thanks to fire eye's warning that facebook and google spotted the disinformation campaigns. fire eye's c.e.o. joined us to talk about what the company discovered. >> first off you get a sense for these sort of things. a couple decades of responding to cyber attacks you start learning the trade craft of the adversary and a lot of times there is a direct link between folks doing cyber attacks, breaking into networks and folks doing information operations. you can't really separate them. sometimes they're walking down the hall talking to each other. when i talked to the analyst that found this, a lot of it was luck and a lot was their unique training and experience. they started pulling a thread on a twitter account that just didn't seem right. pro iranian, anti-saudi. yet the character behind the accoun

it will go between knew eand maui and the big island. this could be a big rain producer.rier if you're heading there. lake county and northern napa county, the lows are very cool. that helps. the high temperatures will be warm to hot. but that is the last day of that. i think west, southwest, will be the breeze direction and the temperatures will take a dive. a big drive in temperatures by wednesday and 70s in the inland areas. the city yesterday was sunshine and the coast will hit 70. that was the first and so far only 70 of the month. and that exactly what they should be on the high side. it was close on saturday. and they went from 61, 66 to 69 to 70 and 67. so the cooling has begun. and speaking of 70, our good friend george mccray count them, two days in a row. the low sky looks low and current. 54, 55 degrees. and that fog is there but now it is patchy and the system is digging in from the pacific northwest. will bump the high out of here. it was freezing and below 39 degrees. it was close at 40. and many 40s. this is close. and half moon bay at 51. and the water te