this buildup is enhanced because of a crash on montague expressway. the backup is forming early.that's my view of the bay area right there. >>> it's clear. we are starting out with the clear sky this morning and we are going to see not a lot of fog but a hazy sky. temperatures heating up today. take a look at our highs. 95 in gilroy. air-conditioning up full blast today. hayward reaching 88. even near the coast, you are going to have warmer temperature. palo alto, 94 this afternoon. 88 in the mission district in san francisco. 93 in santa rosa, and 96 at ukiah. yes, we are going to have heat today. not only that but more smoke coming in. i am stopping here at noon because this is when a lot of kids head out for recess or are doing their outdoor lunch and for a lot of schools i think it will be inside today. it will be unhealthy for kids to be out there for long period of time. in the north bay, we will see it turning unhealthy for sensitive groups, and that means children, the elderly and people with breathing problems. we should wake up with clear air tomorrow, and so one day of

brokaw, one on montague first and then now one on brokaw.low there as well. 87 now building as well as 101 and of course 880, that's the one we don't expect to be quite so slow. >> let's hope things pick up out there. that's what is happening on "today in the bay." >>> the president's speech to the united nations expected to get under way shortly. we will carry that special report on air when it begins. we will also stream it live on our nbc bay area app. it's free to download now if you don't already have it. we will have more nbc bay area news at 11:00 for you. the "today" show is coming up next. have a great tuesday. >>> good morning front and center, president biden steps onto the world stage this morning to deliver a key speech, his first address to the united nations since taking office, while facing multiple crises around the world. the speech just hours ahead of a critical face-to-face with britain's boris johnson. but first, the prime minister sat down with savannah to address their relationship after that chaotic withdrawal from af

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a car fire southbound 6.80, at montague expressway head off ramp is closed. collisions one oh, one, northbound north of the key wrote another one northbound still just south of oakland road. so again, things are pretty busy in the south bay along one o one, especially heading across peninsula. you're at a solid 60 minutes for your drive time. there. let's check on how those accidents are impacting your commute as you're traveling towards menlo park 50 minutes for your drive time. they're 2 8082 85 no major delays there. daryn. james, back to you. thank you, ray. 7.32 for your health this morning as covid cases continue to slow down around the bay area, you might be wondering if. >> the counties will relax mask mandate means that's what they did that earlier this summer when cases decline, do it again. kron four's terisa stasio has more on what could be around the corner. >> for the past few months. this wearing a mask most bay area counties. whether you go to a restaurant a gym or school yet. >> how long do you think that we're going to half mast. >> oh, that

we do have in kosovo, montague and serbia. so i think the fact that nato had not been capable of managing the situation which he created. so it is definitely not a good idea to have nato forces, again, on the administrative border between central serbia and co civil antonia. but definitely western organizations have shown that they have fail totally failed in the balcony. and should the nation state over and probably maybe let the surgeons and albanians and countries from that region. the contrition between themselves for us and as he is wrapped up for this, i'll go back with more news and 2nd and it's time coming up next. it's an exclusive interview with russia for president and prime minister to trim innovative ah. the media, a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safe for the tycer relation? community you going the right way? where are you being somewhere? which direction? what is truth, what is in the world corrupted? you need to defend the join us in the depths or remain in the shallows, us

we do have in kosovo, montague, and service. so i think the fact that nato had not been capable of managing the situation which he created. so it is definitely not a good idea to have nato forces, again, on, on, on the administrative border between central serbia and kosovo. antonia, but then the western organizations have shown that they have failed, totally failed in the balcony. and they should a nation state over and probably maybe let the surgeons and albanians and countries from that region to the situation between themselves. for as you know, there's more of this potential start off online right now at auto dot com. lots of your wednesday, both headlines told her come here on this channel a busy day already at half past 9 in the morning. here at moscow we are back at the top of the hour. ah.

this is before montague expressway. the speeds are down to about six miles per hour.-- be surprised if this was upgraded. a live picture in oakland. things are moving smoothly in the east bay and everywhere else except for that major crash in san jose. i do want you to know that -- want your feedback to move forward. the transit agency is hoping to restore service to pre-pandemic levels early next year. there are three options on the table, the first is called familiar. it would bring back all the roots as they were before the pandemic. the second proposal is called frequent, increasing service on high ridership lines. the third is called the highbred, as the name implies it's a blend of the first two. >> why are you doing this exercise? why aren't you just restoring the service you had prior to the pandemic? we have got these questions. the short answer is that the pandemic changed a lot, including the demand for travel downtown. >> community officials may not go with them if writers do not want them. california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to

i've been to montague. i've been down to jean lafitte. the man that was just speaking, i don't know the gentleman, but he just as soon could be describing how decimated the little towns and the cities are in and around new orleans. jefferson parish, which is right next to orleans for the most part is out of electricity. one of the things that blows my mind, don, on the issue of voting rights, there can't be a more nonpartisan issue in the united states of america than having access to the ballot. that is what democracy is about. likewise, there can't be more of a nonpartisan issue than the fact that roads and bridges are broken. the electrical grid is broken not only in the south but in the northeastern part of the country and in the midwest and on the west coast. you have lack of access to food. you have all of these things going on that for the life of me affects every american equally. we saw 16 years ago with katrina and then shortly thereafter sandy, and then this particular week, we had ida. then right after that, we had another sto

so you're going to see just a little delay along to 37 as you're traveling a alternate would be montague expressway to try to get around that slight delay. >> heading into the city down to under 17 minutes to make it to that fremont street exit so traffic, they're building the richmond, sandra fell commute. a little under 13 as things start to pick up. thankfully. we're not see any major delays there and the san mateo bridge as you make it across towards the peninsula a little under 14 darya james, back to you. thanks a lot. raise 6.48 in a big story. violent crime is on the rise in oakland. so far there has been a 23 more homicides. this year than last. and there are also fewer police officers on the beat. now the police union is blaming the city council kron four's. dan kerman has the details. >> we've learned from this council that our service is not about it. >> the oakland police union is calling out the city council holding them responsible for the departure of 5 to 10 officers each month and leaving the ranks of 20 16 levels at a time when murders shootings and armed robberies are

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