kris van cleave reporting. kris, thank you. the storm has displaced more than one million people and we have reports tonight from anna werner and omar villafranca. and we began with anna in beaumont, texas, where 1,000 people were evacuated last night. >> reporter: families lined up on the tarmac at beaumont's regional airport to board c-130 military planes headed 250 miles to dal never been, like corey morris and his family. >> anyway to help. i want to get some help. >> reporter: these people were staying in three red cross shelters in beaumont. then floodwaters overwhelmed the city's water pumps. >> we have a bus going to dallas. >> reporter: now, hundreds of people have to be moved. chester jourdan with the red cross: >> we've got bottled water. we can't flush the toilets and all that kind of stuff. >> reporter: and that's a safety issue. >> it is very much a safety issue. it's a health issue. >> reporter: and not just in shelters. there's no drinking water in beaumont, period. and some residents are waiting in long lines f

i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm marcus washington. as we ready for another cooldown. >> but still hot. >> compared to 100-degree-plus. >> we said good-bye to the high pressure and now we're welcoming a nice drop in the temperatures. significant in some areas. for inland, expect the upper 80s. and a quick check at the temperature trend in san jose. it is about 74 degrees and we can expect to climb into upper 80s with a high of 87 for san jose. it's fairly mild. san francisco is at 68 degrees. and we're also expecting some chance for some showers that's also cooling us down. we're calling it a nice onshore flow. we have some good news on the way. your full forecast in a little bit. ? >> an easy drive around the bay right now. light traffic flow although did just hear two minutes ago a couple of crashes. north 101 around between 92 is a crash. we don't see any slowing. it sounds like a minor crash. so we'll track that. to the vertebrae bridge, no problem. a live look at how light traffic is. >> thank you, mike. the country tested what it

the group has filed a complaint against kansas secretary of state kris kobach.ri berman, you are tweeting like crazy yesterday. talk about what happened. >> it is important to note this commission is predicate a gigantic life. which is that millions of people voted legally in the 2016 election. there is no evidence of that. if donald trump had made that statement, there would be no commission. hasndly, this commission been steeped in controversy from the very beginning. first with the makeup of the commission like kris kobach who along history of suppressing votes and leading -- the have the fact that you have a request to the voter data of every single american. there have been at least seven lawsuits filed against the commission. there's been evidence a are using personally else to conduct their business, the very thing that the republicans criticized hillary clinton for. this was the backdrop to the meeting and new hampshire. we heard a number of extremely radical things. first off, the idea of a background check for voting from john lott, the nra's go to exp

kris/2shot and i )m kris sanchez. ==kris/topvo== before we get to that. some breaking news in the south bay .. and a 3-point-3 magnitude earthquake. it hit about 30 minutes ago .. in the east san jose foothills. we broke into programming just after it happened. we did speak with people who say they felt it - including here in our newsroom. but there are no reports of damage. let us know if you felt the quake right now on our twitter or facebook pages. ==kris/boxes== now let )s bring in nbc bay area )s bob redell on our big story of the morning that is impacting thousands on the road. ==scott== lanes of westbound 580 are still shut down in castro valley... a story we )ve been bringing you since 4:30 this morning on today in the bay. bob what is the latest information you are getting there at the scene? what's the latest you've got? >> reporter: good morning, to you scott and kris, as you can see behind me, headlights are heading in the westbound direction. the number three and number four lanes of westbound 580 are reopened here at eaten canyon, but if you

kris sanchez is on the scene right now with the breaking details coming in. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus. >> we start this morning with mostly clear skies, with fog near the coast and in san francisco. it's a cooler start as you get ready to head out the door this morning at 68 degrees in san jose, 66 in napa and 69 in santa rosa with highs in the south bay reaching to the mid-80s. upper 80s, a few low 90s, oakland, 77. peninsula up to 82, palo alto, low 70s in san francisco and the north bay reaching into the low to mid-80s. we'll talk about this and a chance of showers in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. mike is tracking two freeway closures. >> we had an active couple hours. specifically two spots. the dublin interchange, traffic moving with a traffic break. traffic held. we'll show you the map. the connecter was close. the k-rail, you can see the speeds recovering up toward the dublin interchange. all lanes reopened as a connecter. we saw the traffic clear. another one up in the north. this was a deadly cra

= =cover shot in= kris/2shot good morning, and thanks for joining us. i )m kris sanchez. marcus/2shot and i )m marcus washington. marcus/live hurricane irma is packing winds up to 185 miles per hour -- making it one of the most powerful atlantic storms ever recorded. you )re looking at live pictures from saint croxi. marcus/vo irma continues to sweep through the caribbean islands right now. overnight it made landfall in barbuda -- and at this hour - there )s still no contact with the island. vo and this is video from puerto rico - the island already seeing effects of hurricane irma - lots of rain - and winds have been picking up. irma is expect to come close to the island. let )s bring in kari hall - shes tracking where irma is now - and when its expected to make landfall in the u-s. is >>> let's bring in kari hall as she's tracking irma right now and when we can expect it to make landfall in the u.s. >> well, as we get a look at this storm, just wanted to analyze a few things with you as we look at how this storm continues to change as it moves off towards the west. righ

kris? >> that is very difficult. thank you very much, sarah. we have made it easy for you to give to the red cross because so many of you have asked us to do that. head to nbcbayarea.com for the link to donate. >>> 5:07. developing now we know more about the bay area man accused of killing a sheriff's deputy in sacramento this week. he remains in a sacramento hospital. officers shot him when he tried to run away. this week a law enforcement task force was investigating the car theft ring when littlecloud opened fire. last night we learned that he was also wanted by police. friends and family have been asking for him to turn himself in. littlecloud was released from state prison in 2011. this was part of a program to row deuce overcrowding. >> so based on his offense, he was supervised. >> in a jailhouse interview littlecloud's girlfriend had a message for him. he's always in my heart. >> a busy weekend for law enforcement agencies out in full force looking for drunk drivers. california highway patrol is going into its maximum enforcement period

. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon today. we want to get started off the bat with traffic because we have a sig-alert. >> that's right. it is a crash. we did get an update from chp. eastbound 80. as we look at the city, we are going to zoom in. off the bay bridge, the deadly crash came in after 3:00 this morning. so, folks, you are down to one lane off city streets. no slowing shows up on the sensors, but there is slowing on the scene itself. chp just gave us the update they hope to reopen the rest of the lanes after the investigation. it sounds like someone was hit on or off the off ramp. we'll find out more on that investigation. meanwhile, the rest of the city does move well. traffic flowing smoothly. but right now, that is the one part we are watching. as far as the weather, what are you watch sng. >> patchy fog. otherwise, nice clear and cool start for the inland areas. as we look at the high temperatures today, we are heading into the mid-70s in san jose, upper 70s for the south county and for the east bay, 81 in concor

host: would you include kris kobach in that category? guest: on this issue, he has been wholly responsible, and i would not trust him. albany, georgia, line for democrats. first caller in this segment, go ahead. caller: i understand the trump election committee, the republicans raised over $100 million or some for trump's election campaign and they are trying to say they spent $25 million on bands and concerts and supposedly gave the rest to charity. there's no proof of where that money meant and how much went to what and it is lying in people's pockets. is there anyway to force them to account for all -- where all that money went to> ? guest: this is an issue partially in the province of the federal election commission, campaign finance, more than an election integrity issue. there are regulatory standards and yes, if there is evidence the money was misapplied, people can file complaints and demand regulators find out how that money was spent and whether it was spent in accordance with the law. the federaludy election commission quite a

boxes our kris sanchez is in los gatos. kris, what are you seeing?ive= take vbox =kris live= marcus/anim kari - what )s going on? of those 1200 pg&e customers in the dark, the majority are in campbell. we are going to keep you updated on www.nbcbayarea.com, also twitter and facebook. if you have a choice between contacts and glasses, go with glasses. a lot of debris is flying around. >> good advice. we want to bring in kari to explain what is going on. >> we have an area of low pressure producing showers and thunderstorms to the south. most of the wind impasse we have had is in the south bay and parts of the peninsula. we are seeing the rain moving through, moving close tore monterey and rolling farther to the north as it dis pates. the wind speed is 21 miles per hour in san jose, 16 in san francisco and half-moon bay. we'll continue to monitor that and the winds throughout the day. back to the "today" show for hurricane irma's coverage. >>> morning, everybody. >>> morning, everybody. 7:30, it's monday morning the 11th of september, 2017. these are t

good morning, morgan. >> hi, kris and marcus. it is the final trading day of the third quarter of 2017. the dough and s&p 500 are on track for positive gains. this is the first positive since 2013. it starts 15 minutes ahead of the opening bell. the s&p closing at a record high yesterday grabbing three points to close at 2510. the dow up 40 points to close at 22,381. meanwhile, twitter suspending 200 russian-linked accounts. this is part of the investigation whether russia influenced the 2016 presidential election. top democratic senator, mark warner, who is on the intelligence committee summoned them to testify behind radars. facebook getting similar grilling earlier this month. spacex slashing costs. elan musk says they will start construction on it next year. spacex is planning the first trip to the red planet in 2022, just around the corner, carrying only cargo, then a manned mission coming two years later in 2024. spacex is way ahead of nasa on this front. nasa's first human mission to mars wouldn't come until a decade after

demarco. >> morgan: kris van cleave reporting. kris, thank you. i'm demarco morgan. i'll have much more from houston later in the broadcast. but the news continues now with margaret brennan in new york. margaret. >> brennan: well, the white house says harvey's floodwaters damaged or destroyed nearly 100,000 texas homes. at least 51,000 claims have been filed with fema's national flood insurance program, but many victims have no flood insurance. here's jim axelrod. >> reporter: in crosby, texas, the floodwaters in consuelo ibarra's kitchen, the one she finished remodeling just last week, rose to her knees. >> whitewater got all the way in to the top. >> reporter: but like so many others, since her home is it outside fema's map of high-risk flood areas, she did not buy any flood insurance. >> we were always theeld we were not in a flood zone so we didn't need to get it. >> it's going to be somewhere around 15% of the homeowners in the affected area that have flood insurance. >> reporter: do the math, says mark hanna, of the insurance council of texas, and that means fi

"today in the bay," kris sanchez. >> thank you, kris. s it is 6:09 right now. i want to get a look at the forecast. kris had a jacket on out there, kari. >>> it is a cool start. as we go through the day, temperatures lower than where we should be for this time of year. it's in the upper 50s in san jose and livermore. lower 60s for oak larland and p alto. highs in san francisco reaching 67 degrees. 77 in antioch and in san jose, expect a high of 73 degrees. we'll talk about that rain and take a look at today's temperature trend for today coming up in four minutes. vianey arana takes us on the roadways with a look at where you may be slowing down. >> the east bay and tri-valley seeing delays because of a traffic build up. we are seeing and accident around 580. there may be lanes blocked. we are seeing another accident along 205. that means we are expecting to keep those heavy delays at least for the next couple hours as they clear out that accident in the area. now, let's take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have seen those metering lights on in the

. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon today. we want to get you started with the forecast because we know you probably have plans for the weekend. >> you know today is supposed to be the coolest day we have seen this entire week. it's thanks to fog that's hugging the coastline. the temperatures are cooler than we were yesterday at this hour. here is a quick check of the current radar. you can see we have a lot of fog. that is going to blanket and keep us cool throughout the day. i'll tell you about the workweek ahead. let's check in with mike. >> so far, so slow for friday. in the north bay, a crash. a spin out reported as one car entered 101 at sir francis drake. a smooth drive to the east bay through the bay bridge, no major problems. we'll track it as it builds. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> 4:31 right now. we are following a developing story, the shooting death of man in north san jose. it's happened in an apartment complex near river oaks parkway. >> bob redell is live at the scene. what have you been able to lea

the problem is that we have a republican controlled congress the guy in charge that commission is kris kobach i call him trumps vote thief in chief he actually engineering created many of the vote suppression techniques we've talked about a big one called cross check that is organized and controlled completely by kris kobach where he supposedly tagging people voted in the same state excuse me in two states the same election people named jose garcia. and david kim this is what he considers the double voters so i'm very worried that this commission's going to be making recommendations to a congress a republican congress that wants to hear that there is vote fraud that wants to hear methods for supposedly stopping vote fraud and what they really mean is stopping voters of color i'm very scared of this zombie you know we make make fun of these guys we think this is ridiculous six thousand people driving in from massachusetts to vote in new hampshire they've got nothing that better to do except the risk five years in prison pulling that stunt you know we laugh but the jokes going to be on t

>> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and kris. look, the air district put out another spare the air alert as a result of the smoke we're seeing in parts of the bay area and really it comes from parts of northern california as well as oregon. i had a chance to speak to the alameda county fire chief who says that issue will continue as long as we have this unusual hot weather. >> a couple of those fires are called complexes which means multiple fires happening in the general vicinity of each other so they join them together. so you have the smoke being produced from that and you have the current weather system with high pressure is turning the smoke and just bringing it down really from northern california up north and down into the bay area. and then with the extreme heat it's just sitting here in the bay area which we're not used to. >> reporter: now it's been an issue the past few days, more towards the inland parts of the bay area. it may irritate the eyes as well as your sinuses in some cases. with that said the bay area qualit

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= =cover shot in= kris/2shot good morning, and thanks for joining us. i )m kris sanchez. marcus/2shot and i )m marcus washington. marcus/map here )s a closer look of where the largest fire is burning right now in san mateo county. firefighters are in an area between highway 35 and interstate 280 in the hills above woodside - that )s not far from skyline boulevard and the meadow trail. kris/boxes let )s get right to nbc bay area )s bob redell who just made his way back from the scene. he just spoke with cal-fire. >> now let's get right to nbc bay area's rob riddle who just made his way from the scene. >> reporter: we just received word this fire right over my left shoulder has tripled in size and is now at 30 acres. cal fire believes this is one of several fires caused by last night's light nick. because it's a relatively clear day, you can see this fire visible up and down the peninsula. you cab see smoke that's billowing from the top of skaggs mountain. we drove up there a couple hours ago to get a better look. take a look at your tv screen. this is a view of the same fi

kris sanchez is live at the apple store. kris, what is the reason people aren't expected to go out and buy the iphone 8s today? >> reporter: first of all, you can't get them unless you preordered them. that's what a lot of folks have done. this time around, a lot of folks are, perhaps, holding out for the iphone x. we'll talk about that in a moment. i want to show you the line. one young man here is first in line. he is last in line. he preordered and is here to pick it up. we are going to talk to him in a minute. we were on the apple campus when the iphone 8 was unveiled looking different with the glass and aluminum outside. it has faster processing and allows for augmented reality. comes in two sizes, the base price is $699 which is less than earlier anticipated. scott mcgrew showed us it's a great upgrade if you have an older phone. another saying, it's new, but you may not know why. in line to pick up the iphone 8, which was preordered. he spent the night out here looking forward to socializing. >> you pick it up in the

kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. >>> as for the fire in southern california, firefighters are making headway in the fire, burning near anaheim since monday. evacuees are going home. still, 2,000 homes are threatened. the fire is 15% contained. 2000 acres have burned. let's get a better sense of what's going on with the temperatures with vianey arana. >> we are actually dealing with the same weather in southern california, the same weather pattern we have seen here and we'll continue to see tonight before we see relief. a quick update on the oakland hills fire. the threat is starting to go down. within the next 24 hours, we see the winds diminish, decreasing from the northeast and down to 10 miles per hour and below, which would be great. the temperatures, though, we are expecting to hit 80s by 12:00 and the possibility of hitting a high of 90 in oakland. we are seeing the low humidity. that will remain a threat through tonight and through tomorrow before we finally start seeing a bit of that cooling, which is why the red flag warning for the north bay and east bay hills wi

. >> and i'm kris sanchez on this labor day monday. it wasn't hard to come in to work. >> we're like it's fine we're working. >> and it looks like today the bay area will see a nice cooldown including the peninsula. i know a lot of folks were scrambling because of the warm-up. look at the temperatures right now, a mild start, the south bay 75. the tri-valley, 74. san francisco much more normal, 65 degrees. the east bay, 67. the north bay, 64. a quick peek at what you can expect today. we're going to see anywhere between a 20 to 10 degree drop from this weekend. i have good news on the way. because of the labor day holiday we have adjusted schedules. vta, remember that closure. track work there and b.a.r.t. track. the roadways are out of the roadways. let's look at the san mateo bridge. we'll send it back to you. >>> breaking news this morning we're learning north korea could be preparing a missile launch to show off the country's ability to target the united states with nuclear weapons, a day after they claim to have tested. >> trackin

kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. at 5:09, we are starting out with mostly clear skies and temperatures in the upper 50s. it's 59 degrees right now in the peninsula. in the middle of the screen, san francisco, 60 degrees. breezy out there and a cool start. we will see mostly cloudy skies in the north bay. we will have a chance of spotty showers throughout the morning and early afternoon. you can see in santa rosa by 9:00, light rain moving through. also spotty showers elsewhere across the bay area. make sure you grab your umbrella. we'll be tracking this rain as we go through the day. an update on the roadways and a few slow spots, vianey arana. >> a few slow spots, but no delays. we can see a couple fender benders. southbound 680 from 580 to vargas road ten minutes. northbound 238 from 580 to 880 two minutes. even though we are starting to see more cars out on the road, we are not seeing slowdowns in terms of those drive times for now. we hope it stays that way. >> we like when it's clear. thank you. >>> it is 5:10.

in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, chris, for that. >> it is 6:36.rning, the palo alto police department is spending big money on hiring officers from other departments. the "mercury news" reports today the department will start offering up to a $25,000 bonus to new officers. there is a catch. the money is only available to experienced officers who come from other agencies. the department is also offering $10,000 bonuses to recent police academy grads. starting salaries range from $100,000 to $119 per year. >>> palo alto police say nearly every department in the state is short on officers creating a lot of competition. we looked at numbers out of san jose, the bay area's largest city. this summer the department reported 983 officers, well off their high a decade ago of about 1,400 officers. experts say it's normal to see fewer police department applications when the economy is doing well and private sector jobs are available. >>> 6:37. more and more coyotes are showing up in urban areas of santa cruz county. the "mercury news" reports this morning co

. >> reporter: it sure is, marcus and kris. and the ceremony ended a few minutes ago.ake a look, there are people here lingering near the memorial. firefighters, flight attendants and police officers, they were all here to pay their respects to those who died to protect our country. >> gerald mark bingham. >> they're remembered as heroes. flight 93 was heading to san francisco international airport on september 11th. but when several passengers heard what happened earlier to the twin towers, they took matters into their own hands. >> they took over the plane and crash-landed in shanksville, pennsylvania. >> reporter: at fire station 7 in san francisco, firefighters read the names of the fallen new york firefighters who died responding to the world trade center. firefighters say it's important to remind the younger generation. >> that's a very important thing that you can't just teach. you have to show. and if wake this lightly and don't remember it i think that would send a negative message to not only our community but most importantly our youth. >> people have busy l

demarco. >> morgan: kris van cleave reporting. kris, thank you. i'm demarco morgan.have much more from houston later in the broadcast. but the news continues now with margaret brennan in new york. margaret. >> brennan: well, the white house says harvey's floodwaters damaged or destroyed nearly 100,000 texas homes. at least 51,000 claims have been filed with fema's national flood insurance program, but many victims have no flood insurance. here's jim axelrod. >> reporter: in crosby, texas, the floodwaters in consuelo ibarra's kitchen, the one she finished remodeling just last week, rose to her knees. >> whitewater got all the way in to the top. >> reporter: but like so many others, since her home is it outside fema's map of high-risk flood areas, she did not buy any flood insurance. >> we were always theeld we were not in a flood zone so we didn't need to get it. >> it's going to be somewhere around 15% of the homeowners in the affected area that have flood insurance. >> reporter: do the math, says mark hanna, of the insurance council of texas, and that means five out

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kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest, kris. >>> and more breaking news now. we're following within the last 30 minutes data from hurricane hunters discover irma strengthened overnight as it barrels to possibly south florida. irma is now a category 5 storm packing winds up to 175 miles per hour. hurricane warnings are up in the u.s. territories of puerto rico and the virgin islands. meanwhile today six bay area red cross emergency response vehicles will leave oakland and head to florida. this is in preparation for a fob landfall. volunteers will also go to operate the vehicles. >>> this morning a search and rescue task force is back in oakland. they, too, may head to florida for hurricane irma. they returned from flood ravaged texas last night. the stories of courage. >> the cattle were up to their ears in the water. the people from texas were there to help rangel the cattle, take them to high ground and the horses. >> a very texas moment. >> it was extremely texas. >> if irma makes landfall the team could fly to florida as early as this weekend. >>> 5:37. hap

kris sanchez follows the crime scene by story road. we'll get to that in a minute.n easy drive right now. the live shot shows the metering lights were turned on at 5:22. until two minutes ago, i saw only the fast track lanes. that is an indicator of the light commute we are watching here and the volume holding steady. back to you. >>> now, the breaking news in the south bay where a homicide investigation is under way. the scene is in the neighborhood near the i-680 and 101 interchange in san jose. >> kris sanchez is there talking to investigators this morning. we have been able to find out since the last report, we checked in with you at 4:30. >> reporter: we were able to move closer to where the shooting may have happened or the person may have died. they are scrubbing the scene to reopen it to the neighborhood. our sources tell us, at this point, it appears it was a drive-by shooting that happened eight hours ago. the first officers were called to the scene when 911 lines lit up with calls of the shooting. officers found an adult man shot and suspect nowhere to be

good morning to you, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you marcus and kris. mission boulevard and 262. behind me you can see northbound and southbound 680. come this afternoon, the northbound direction will be crammed with cars as workers are trying to get back home over to sunol grade. it is the fourth worst commute. it's up two spots from number six. the planning agency released the study that fond traffic congestion during the rush hour commute has increased 80% since 2010. look at the graphics on the screen. if you compare the time spent in traffic in 2010, it was around nearly two minutes stuck in traffic 35 miles an hour or less compared to 2016 which jumps to 3.5 minutes. according to the mtc, the worst is the afternoon commute out of sf. drivers trying to get from 101 to the bay bridge. number two on the list happens to be the worst for the morning, it's for commuters trying to get from hercules to san francisco mainly using the east shore freeway down to and across the bay bridge. the study found this is the only route that stays congested throughout

. >> good morning, marcus and kris. it's the final trading day of the quarter. the dough and s&p 500 are on pace for six months of positive gains in a row. first positive september since 2013. futures are trading mixed right now this morning ahead of the open. the s&p closing at a record high yesterday, closing 2510. the dow up 40 to close at 22, 381. a developing story at whole foods. a data breach compromised card information. the supermarket chain saying they received information about the breach at tap rooms and full service restaurants. it did not affect the main checkout line. good news, i guess. whole foods was recently acquired by amazon. kb homes beating estimates by a nickel. the home builder seeing double digit sales as the average selling price for a home jumped by 12%. kb homes are up 40% so far this year. it's been a big mover. back to you. >> thank you very much, morgan. >>> happening today, something to ponder during your morning cup of joe. today is national coffee day. there may be a perk or two if you play your cards right. petes, krispy kreme

kris palmer, sac county sheriff's dept. "loved bob.tried to outwork every one of my young deputies out here every single day. and he did."the 21-year veteran of the department worked under the command of capt. kris palmer. they've known each other for more than 20 years. capt. kris palmer, sac county sheriff's dept.very diffiicult time for us. very difficult time for the communitycapt. palmer says deputy french was on patrol, when he responded to help chp officers at the ramada just after the initial shots were fired.capt. kris palmer, sac county sheriff's dept.if anybody needed anything, whether he had a trainee or was training somebody at the time, they could certainly go to him and ask any question because being out here as long as he has, he's seen and done pretty much anythingit's the reason french was considered a teacehr, friend and big brother. capt. kris palmer, sac county sheriff's dept.this is gonna take a lot. you know our department has been hit quite heavily over the last several years. so, it's toughtough for a family wh

good morning, kris. >> good morning, marcus and laura.just told you yesterday that only a quarter of one percent of all single family homes in all of santa clara county are on the market this week. there kreerly is a housing crisis in santa clara county area, up and down the state as well. these lawmakers are trying to address this by addressing the affordability issue at its base. now, the lawmakers passed a number of bills last night taking action on the housing crisis. one is a $75 fee on refinances, mortgage refinancing and other non-sale transactions. this would be for homeowners and business owners as well. this would create a fund to build more affordable housing. also they passed a desire to put a $4 billion bond on the vote -- before voters to creigh fund loans for veterans. also there is a move to ease local building restrictions to make sure that when builders want to build, they have the ability to do that. now, senator nancy skinner who represents the east bay authored a bill, also, to require local governments to hold on to

kris and marcus? all right, that is welcome news, kari. thank you. >>> coming up, a woman kidnapped by her former boyfriend in southern california. coming up, we'll tell you where the victim turned up begging for help. >>> a-list stars are lining up to help hurricane harvey victims. the likes of beyonce, barbra streisand, george clooney and oprah were highlighted last week. it will be simulca srks trst. >>> people are still recovering from this weekend's excessive heat. read why. more news coming up. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our

as kris van cleave explains some players are choosing -- accusing airlines of price gouging. >> $1328 for a one-way flight from miami to connecticut it is a high price for some to escape hurricane irma. people are expressing outrage over ticket prices. on twitter this woman says a flight from miami to phoenix jumped from $500 to more than $3200 when she tried to book on a travel website. she later tweeted delta resolve the issue with a reasonable fair. another posted a flig showing fares of $1000 from south florida to new york. on wednesday the backlash prompted airlines to cap the cost of remaining seats on flights out of florida, a flight on american airlines won't cost more than $99, jetblue capping and $99 as well. delta $399 if you can find an open seat. prices have been increasing but airlines say they did not change their structure explaining the cost of the seat increases as flights fill up and last-minute tickets cost more. >> they went up really quickly that is where you get these $600 fares. at some point someone somewhere should have said this will be a disaster. >> the de

kris? >> thank you, kari. we are going to stay on top of hurricane maria on air and online. head to www.nbcbayarea.com. >>> 6:03. happening today, relief could be on the way for san jose residents looking for better rent prices. the city is considering plans to boost the affordable housing supply. rick boone is in san jose to explain how it could impact your life. >> reporter: good morning, marcus. this could impact a lot of wallets. a lot of folks are waking up this morning, some rents went up this morning, higher than some salaries out there. the city of san jose says they have a way to fix that. they have a plan in place. they are considering new apartment construction to include a certain number of affordable housing units. right now, more than 200 subsidized apartments in san jose. 1 17,000 people are on the list. the list is growing as the average rent in san jose is $2400 a month. that amount is pushing a lot of people out. a poll found 51% of bay area residents considering to get ou

. >> reporter: nearby, kris jenner was supporting her model daughter.ith kendall just hours after news broke about kylie's pregnancy. kris kept mum, leaving the bottega veneta spring/summer show, her 20-year-old daughter isn't showing much of a baby bump. but kylie's told us becoming a mom has always been a dream. >> i can't wait to be a mom. even though i'm 15. i would love to be a mom. >> oh, i don't know if i should say be careful what you wish for or congratulations. not sure. zblmts let's talk about kate hudson. she had her own mom's night out. she brought her man of six months, danny, with her to the premier. and she talked all about him to our carly steele. ♪ >> sexy date with you tonight. >> i do. standing very nicely with -- >> we're talking about you. don't y.worr i've known him a long time. >> reporter: buzz-cut hair. silver, one-shouldered gown. and from behind, kate was all about the wow. just how did the 38-year-old get that fit body? well, kate posted this throwback, working out with bottles of rose. we re-created the moment right on the

kris and marcus?>> thank you, kari. >>> when it comes to pet adoption, one north carolina pet educator may have all of us beat. it's not an average cat or dog adoption. >> it's a squirrel. yes, a squirrel who decided to take adoption in its own hands. or perhaps paws. the squirrel made a lot of new friends along the way. >> reporter: driving home from her job as a professor at unc chapel hill, dr. lynn owens felt a surprise. >> i was in my car driving down the highway. i just left campus, and all of a sudden i feel something moving on my foot. and i looked down and a squirrel is walking up my leg. so, i mean, i had this moment of initial shock, like, oh, my god, how did a squirrel get here? but then i was going 75 on the highway, so i was just trying to keep cool. and it just relaxed on my lap like it was a cushion or something, so i just kept driving with the squirrel there. >> reporter: she thinks the squirrel may have gotten in her tote bag on campus, although that is still a mystery. and since he

host: would you include kris kobach in that category? caller: on this it -- guest: on this issue, he has been wholly responsible, and i would not trust him. host: go ahead. caller: the trump election committee, whatever, they raised over $100 million for trumps election campaign. they are trying to say they spent to $5 million on concerts, and they are supposed to spend the rest on charity. information on where they spent that money. is there any way to enforce that to account for where all that money went to? guest: this is an issue that is partly in the province of the federal election commission, campaign finance, more than an election integrity issue. there are regulatory standards. if there was evidence money was misapplied, people cap file complaints and demand regulators figure out how that money was spent. host: you study the federal election commission quite a bit. can you talk about their workload, how they deal with issues that come up in the election. ? we spent the first half hour talking about whether the government should

kris van cleave reports. when this american airlines 767 had an engine fire during takeoff in chicago in 2016. it took more than two minutes to get everyone all. but according to faa requirements. airline manufacturers have to show they can evacuate a completely full airliner in 90 seconds or less even with half the exits blocked. >> waiting for him. >> this delta flight veered off a snowy run way at la guardia in 2015. the impact damaged the on board communication system and the evacuation took more than 17 minutes. now, there is a new concern, as airlines shrink seats to fit more people on board, passenger safety advocates worry evacuations will take longer. the space between rows shrunk from as much as 35 inches to 31. in some cases, it is done to just 28 inches. even as passengers themselves are getting bigger. >> do you believe the -- the shrinking of seats is making the flying public less safe. >> oh, definitely. >> paul hudson is president of fliers rights, advocacy group that sued to force the faa off

kris van cleave reports. >> reporter: when this american airlines 676 had an engine fire during takeoff16, it took more than two minutes to get even off, but according to faa requirements, airline manufacturers have to show they can evacuate a full airliner in 90 seconds or less even with exits blocked. this delta flight veered off a snowy run way at laguardia airport in 2015. the evacuation took more than 17 minutes. now there's a new concern as airlines shrink seats to fit more on board, advocates worry evacuations will take even longer. even as passengers themselves are getting bigger. do you believe the sh are inking of seats is making the flying public less safe? >> oh, definitely. >> reporter: paul hudson is with the regulators group. >> the big effort concern is you won't be able to get out in time before you're overcome by smoke or fire. you won't be able to engage in the brace position, which means your head will hit the seat in front of you. >> reporter: this summer a group found in favor. the faa says it is reviewing the decision. airlines and airplane manufacturers say they

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