here's a look at your peninsula commute from hayward into the peninsula into foster city here. 880 to 101 westbound will take you 15 minutes. but some slow-moving traffic across the span. altamont pass out of tracy moving very slowly 8 miles per hour on to the dublin interchange. altamont pass to the dublin interchange will take 20 minutes. >>> very interesting doings going on because today is going to pan out to be warmer than it was on monday, tuesday and wednesday. but it will be the coolest day of the next several coming up. it's our live weather camera featuring sfo at this very early hour where the clouds are down between about500 and 800 feet leading to the potential of airport delays. i bet we'll have delays at sfo on some arriving flights. right now 52 degrees in livermore with clear skies. santa rosa visibility down to about a half mile due to the low clouds and fog. 49 degrees. it is now 57 degrees in san jose. i want to zero in on that sfo area. burlingame today you will top off at 70. bested by tomorrow a slight offshore push 71 degrees. today's numbers in the high 60s in

johnson continued her aerial tour of california with one last look at point reyes peninsula. than her 727 jet swung inland over the lush fields of the central valley, the largest and most important agricultural area west of the rocky mountains. t lake tahoe, the day -- the old spanish garrison town of onterey. uriously, for all of the monterey peninsula's past fame as a spanish and mexican colonial stronghold, many historic landmarks speak strongly to the californian of reedom and independence. [applause] >> standing here at colton hall, he cradle of government in california, i am well aware of your proud past. i am impressed with what you have done to preserve this colorful history and bountiful beauty of the big sur country. albert schweitzer once said, men have lost the capacity to foresee and forestall. he will end by destroying the earth. i am not so pessimistic. and i know that the people of monterey peninsula know that conservation, beautification,: it what you will, is more than just one tree, or one historic building, or one highway. is a frame of reference, a way of

roovmz and tekd u thank you for all your hard work we've seen you at the peninsula all over the place this is a propriety that the public utilities commission has been wanted to take on and has been working on for years and i know as i was saying earlier, you have in mind to make sure that we can protect the water quality as well as the camtc there it is something your dedicated to do the whole commission and have doubt the resolution it making sure we can voice our will to create the access the details of access will be up to the commission to work out with the groups but it is my intention and goal to make sure we can have a permit system that can allow unaccompanied assess but perhaps with a quota and people understanding their duties with the precious eco system so with that, i want to get people to speak in public comment and again want to apologize for not being here the whole time and ask my community members to continue 24 i don't believe triangles necessary but if they feel confront we can come back next week and i'll be here for the entire meeting with that, supervisor peski

and we're keeping an eye on this storm that is moving upright now off of the peninsula. this is the maryland, southern virginia, and just offshore of delaware as well. it's moved up the coast very quickly. the current conditions of this, it is still a tropical storm. but it looks like it's going to increase in strength as it becomes extra tropical. that's why you have this low here sitting off of the jersey coast by early in the morning on sunday with 65-mile-per-hour stronger as it moves up over the waters along the coast we're still seeing some of the lingering rain. for the most part, it's going to be in its stages we'll see it moving out and get a return to our typical summertime pattern. 78 now in tampa and st. petersburg. clear water, 77. lakeland starts off 73 this morning and the winds have calmed down as well looking at just 3-5-mile-per-hour winds coming in out of the south and southeast. that was definitely down from what we were looking at yesterday when we saw some of the winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour at this time of day. by 10:00, we could see some

roovmz and tekd u thank you for all your hard work we've seen you at the peninsula all over the place this is a propriety that the public utilities commission has been wanted to take on and has been working on for years and i know as i was saying earlier, you have in mind to make sure that we can protect the water quality as well as the camtc there it is something your dedicated to do the whole commission and have doubt the resolution it making sure we can voice our will to create the access the details of access will be up to the commission to work out with the groups but it is my intention and goal to make sure we can have a permit system that can allow unaccompanied assess but perhaps with a quota and people understanding their duties with the precious eco system so with that, i want to get people to speak in public comment and again want to apologize for not being here the whole time and ask my community members to continue 24 i don't believe triangles necessary but if they feel confront we can come back next week and i'll be here for the entire meeting with that, supervisor peski

peninsula sideshows a nice easy drive. palo alto, guys. no delays. peninsula or in the north bay. back to you. >> that is a nice sight. >>> coming up next, a paralympics get under way in rio. but athletes from the world's largest country won't be allowed anywhere near the opening ceremony. >>> plus -- >> a debt collector usually hounds you after the debt has not been paid but what if you never got a bill in the first vid== >>> 6:24. nbc bay area responds is wondering if you're in the same boat as the people you're about to meet. >> they say they received notices from collection agencies years after getting an ambulance ride. consumer investigator chris chmura picks up the story from there. >> the collection notices ranged from $1700 to $3300. the thing is, the people involved say they never received a bill in the first place. kenneth, helen, and steven all tell the same story. they or their loved ones required ambulance service a few years ago. but just recently received a notice saying than unpaid bill was sent to collections. and that could damage their credit. the company in qu

. >> reporter: harold weaver senior filed a claim with insurance, florida peninsula. then he discovered and discovered he had to choose a contractor from the insurers a contractor list. >> contractor list. >> they had we could pick we could pick out of the 10 that they had appeared of dealing directly with contacts. >> contractors. >> reporter: they sell the program as a way to policyholders. >> holders from fraud. >> because we pay the contract directly, there are no surprises on the final bill. >> contractor directly. >> but they call it a big money saver and, scenes it's a big money saver for the insurance company, and they said it allowed them to have more control peninsula said they had more control as reported saving alst $1 million. about 1100 claims. million >> the weaver's public adjustor said florida peninsula's contractor save them tens of thousands by shortcutting company tens of thousands by short cutting repairs on this >> home. >> here's where the, the house is more of a pinkish color, cora and painted with a brown. >> brown. >> reporter: the of their o

roovmz and tekd u thank you for all your hard work we've seen you at the peninsula all over the place this is a propriety that the public utilities commission has been wanted to take on and has been working on for years and i know as i was saying earlier, you have in mind to make sure that we can protect the water quality as well as the camtc there it is something your dedicated to do the whole commission and have doubt the resolution it making sure we can voice our will to create the access the details of access will be up to the commission to work out with the groups but it is my intention and goal to make sure we can have a permit system that can allow unaccompanied assess but perhaps with a quota and people understanding their duties with the precious eco system so with that, i want to get people to speak in public comment and again want to apologize for not being here the whole time and ask my community members to continue 24 i don't believe triangles necessary but if they feel confront we can come back next week and i'll be here for the entire meeting with that, supervisor peski

roovmz and tekd u thank you for all your hard work we've seen you at the peninsula all over the place this is a propriety that the public utilities commission has been wanted to take on and has been working on for years and i know as i was saying earlier, you have in mind to make sure that we can protect the water quality as well as the camtc there it is something your dedicated to do the whole commission and have doubt the resolution it making sure we can voice our will to create the access the details of access will be up to the commission to work out with the groups but it is my intention and goal to make sure we can have a permit system that can allow unaccompanied assess but perhaps with a quota and people understanding their duties with the precious eco system so with that, i want to get people to speak in public comment and again want to apologize for not being here the whole time and ask my community members to continue 24 i don't believe triangles necessary but if they feel confront we can come back next week and i'll be here for the entire meeting with that, supervisor peski

am it's peninsula am going to say in all the levels. >> i think it's silly waste of moneyve the two declined to comment but his attorney called the charge quoted mind boggling he said but user is notgg guilty of any charge and it to peninsula police. >> new details continuing to come in regarding this morning stutter committeee in new jersey has the magglio with this justinew new details but also some questions at looming out there tonight just a horrific situation as we reporteda in hoboken new jersey this morning a commuter train crashed into a busy train station outside new york city during the morning rush hourn one person died more than a heather addr them seriously happened around 845 in the morning the train appeared not to slow down as it entered the station areain and barreled into the barrier is meant to stop and finally stopped against the wall of the hoboken terminal building the impact told that commuters in some part of the terminal ac to cover the tracks tumbling down onto the platformov one person standing on that platform was killed by falling debris the investigati

natio. >> vote no. >> reporter: dualing rallies on the peninsula where the bay area housing crisis is$you know. i get up. i wake up like three times a night just to cry. >> reporter: ruby blake said shv can't sleep because she just got an eviction notice. >> it can't happen like this, you know. we're going to be homeless. >> reporter: blake supports the measure q and burlinglp games measure r. rent initiatives that will limit rent increases and ban no-cause evictions. >> across the street opponents of the measures agree there's av crisis. >> i think we can all agree there's a rental housing problem in our area, but measures q and r are not the way to solve it. >> reporter: the coalition for housing equity says it'sç unfa to restrict landlord rights. >> they aim to add a layer of bureaucracy by installing rental housing commission that's not accountable to taxpayers. >> they say theç solution is t build more affordable housing but one landlord standing in support of the measures says compassion is also part of the equation. >> and right now i'm renting it to aç wonderful family and

it is the peninsula. better news here as well.outhbound 101, all lanes cleared minutes ago at poplar. the worst south from millbrae toward the area. there's the south bay with your build in the northbound directs and no surprises for the east bay or the tri-valley. >> we like no surprises. >> that's what's happening "today in the bay." back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. we hope you have a great day. >>> good morning. back to his old ways? after days of taking the high road, donald trump takes a shot at hillary clinton's health. >> you think hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? i don't know. >> as clinton returns to the trail today and releases more of her medical records, trump brings his doctor's report to a tv medical show. >> your bmi is high. >> this morning, dr. mehmet oz joins us live. >>> scandal grows. hackers releasing another batch of data, the private information from at least ten more american olympic athletes exposed. is there more to come?

peninsula, no delays. and the east bay standard commute. concern has been the bay bridge since overnight last night. we still have some slowing showing up eastbound 80 getting out of san francisco. but just got word from chp they have reopened all lane on that lower deck and the upper deck should have all lanes open as well after the earlier police activity has cleared from the scene. show you the shot from emeryville. we had a couple of issues. a stall as well as one lane closed. the metering lights are on. the traffic smoothly across the bridge. pete has been asked to leave. now you're at a new location. what's going on there? >> reporter: good morning. we're here now moved to the i'm bar der ro. all that activity we were just talking about, you see the flashing lights from our vantage point there on the eastbound side of the bay bridge. and it all started around 11:00 p.m. according to chp. we can show you some of that scene video we had on the bay bridge. they say there was a man who got involved in an altercation. and we've later learn

morgan hills, 78, peninsula stays cool with upper 60s and low 70s.into san francisco, just 65 in the financial district. for the north bay, east bay and tri-valley, in fact no 100s, 80s. livermore at 76. and that's it for mill valley, 67 degrees. >>> temperatures eventually warm up a little bit in san francisco with 69 degrees. for the inland valleys, an average of 75 tomorrow to 87 by friday and then back up to 90. so, leave the jacket out for now and the shorts because it still looks like it's going to get hot. >> backwards to summer. >> guess who likes to switch out her classics and going back and forth between the cold and the heat. >> thank you. >>> tackled during "dancing with the stars." we'll show you the stage crashers that interrupted ryan lochte tonight. >>> and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys tonight we have heavyweight wrestling with renee zrene renee zelwegger. >>> and a sillicon valley start-up wants to give election results before the polls close. they say it's only fair the public have the same data as plit kolitical insiders. >>> vandal

that's an onshore push around the peninsula and the coast this morning. otherwise across the bay west- northwest in the hayward area and under 10. we have a southwest wind at 16 in fairfield. satellite-radar this is a deepening marine layer hanging tight to the coast. we'll have some partial clearing today but notice how far inland it spreads this morning. here's what you need to know today. it's cloudy at the beaches, light fog. sunny and mild around the bay today and warmer inland. you have the clouds at the oregon-california border to the california/mexico border is it will take a while for it to retreat. high pressure is building in. as it does so, we'll see a little mini heat wave inland. nearly 90 today in sacramento. we'll best that in the low 90s here locally. high 60s in the greater lake tahoe area. currently it is 32 degrees on the south shore. sunrise is at 6:52. when it does make an appearance, we are going to be socked in with the clouds and the light fog along the coast. later today 60s in rockaway beach. 67 degrees san francisco. across the

what on the peninsula and one on bart. both these issues are combining to make for a bad commute if you are having on the san mateo bridge. let's hope you are not heading up the peninsula. >>> fog continues working its way up and down the coast. in the temperatures are warming up. >>> 6:14. you have to help the giants pam? >> i am trying. if they're going to make a run off in the playoffs, they have to win. >> now they begin another series with the st. louis cardinals. tonight -- pine floors you are out at at&t park? >> yes. he is a good luck charm. . >> i have been here for four years. i have been here for two giants world series. >> this year is supposed to be the year, pam. there are promises think our producer alicia is a huge giants fan . you are going to go to at&t parking cover the giants. she gave me a really mean look because she knows i am from san diego. like i had anything to do with that. whatever. anyway. >> she is blaming me apparently. i have been here for the past two world series but anyway the giants kno

the bay area's housing crisis gets political on the peninsula.wo cities there have rent initiatives on the november >>> the bay area's housing crisis gets political on the peninsula. two cities have rent initiatives on the november ballot. is opponents and supporters hit the streets last night. the rent initiatives would limit rent increases and ban no-cause evictions. supporters say it's unfair to allow unjust evictions and rent hikes. >> it can't happen like this, if we don't finance, we're going to be homeless. >> they aim to add a layer of bureaucracy by installing a rental housing commission that's not accountable to taxpayers. >> opponents say the solution to the housing crisis is to build more affordable housing. >>> nbc bay area responds reaching another money saving milestone for our viewers. >> i would say. this week we surpassed the $250,000 mark. chris chmura shows us how we did it. >> good morning. we only started "nbc bay area responds" in late may, yet we've already returned more than $270,000 to viewers. as of this morning, the to

we're talking about 70s at the beaches today. 80s around the peninsula.d morning, santa clara, at 88 degrees. bested by san jose flirting with 90. milpitas fremont union city all in the mid-80s closer to the bay of water but then east bay numbers stacking all the way up to the 98 degrees in brentwood. 90 around the carquinez strait. bodega bay 60s. stinson beach 70s. 80s san rafael. 90 sonoma. lakeport 93. it's a hot one today. the alert you need to know about coming up. >>> cauliflower could be making a comeback. here's jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com with that story and more business news. >> reporter: on wall street investors started a shortened trading week in a buying mood. dow up 46. nasdaq up 26 to a new record high. >>> the u.s. attorney general's office is investigating the maker of epipens suspect of limiting competition by using restrictive sales contracts with schools. drugmaker mylan has faced a wave of criticism for increasing the price of the life-saving allergy medicine to $600 per pack of two. that's a 500% increase in just a few years.

mid-70s peninsula. san jose 3 degrees off average but no problem.0s and the abundance of sunshine to the north. outside number today 89 cooler with a deeper marine layer over the weekend and we rebound for the holiday on monday. >>> all right. well, in pasadena, bears have been trading life in the woods for adventures in cozy neighborhoods. but a trio of bears just upped the ante by jumping into somebody's swimming pool. even while these guys swam freestyle and every in the backyard danny just smiled and kept filming on his smartphone. people in pasadena say that bears like to stare into their kitchens and also go through dumpsters at night. dogs get riled up. locals find it captivating. >> dogs bark. that's how we find out, the dogs. >> i looked up and i saw these two cubs just wrestling each other. they are wrestling right in front of me! >> i think they're going to play all day. >> yeah. that's right. they are playing. wildlife experts say after that they usually head back to the woods at sunset. >> they came to watch the rams play. >> is that wh

san mateo bridge westbound shows the build heading towards the peninsula. you see westbound traffic slow on the flat section and builds at 101 just off 92. >> thankj a lot, mike. the world's crookedest street way too popular. to curb the number of cars and tourists that visit lombard street in san francisco, the city is considering pretty drastic measures. city planners are looking at bachbing cars, charging tolls or requiring reservations. san francisco county transportation authority has been studying the issue surrounding the tourist destination for the past year. the agency will share its findings at a public meeting today. >> no signs of anymore crooked streets this morning, but definitely some jolting and shaking in the east bay. a small earthquake that recreted quite a jolt overnight. >>> deputies open fire in the middle of a saratoga neighborhood. the investigation is entering its 11th hour. happening now, the small quake rattling part of alameda county overnight. you can head to nbcbayarea.com to see our interactive quake map whenever you want. >>>

also a look at slow traffic on your peninsula commute from hayward into the peninsula across the spanyou about 25 minutes. so 880 to 101 is pretty slow right now. and then here's a look at your south bay commute. downtown san jose to highway 85 will take you about 13 minutes, highway 84 at guadalupe to 101 will take about 13 minutes. and a live look -- no, your mass transit no delays. how's it looking outside, roberta? >>> it's brightening up in san jose right now, roqui. so i was taking a look at our san jose weather camera. you see top of tents there. they have lucia coming next february. it's a big top in san jose! that means there's a show going on! be there! let's go. [ pause ] >> roqui, tickets on you for us, okay? >> okay. >> good morning, everybody. in redwood city it's 59. 50s and 60s across the board. that's it. that's the big top in san jose. 62 degrees there. hey, i want to walk you through your forecast for san jose today because we have been kick- starting the morning in the 60s climbing easily into the 70s as the day progresses. going with an outside number today 80 to

so this water treats water from the reservoirs and sdrblts to see to folks on the peninsula well on the peninsula as well as san francisco that project is complete so we no longer need the agreement for this project but need to finish the racially storage and recovery project to constrict up to 1 wells on the pen sipping suicidal a project we have agreements with cal water and city of san bruno to stop penalty of perjury the existing water in exchange for us providing excess waters to wet years 2, 3, 4 dry years such as the drought we can provide water everyday sea that sierra club creates a ground reservoirs to the christmas springs reservoir we've completed the design of phase one we're in construction on 13 other wells and phase two allows to us to again even though to the gallons per day we need to complete the design and construction under this agreement the other project we need to complete we're allowed to help us the san francisco grassroots project that 4 new wells within the west side part of san francisco so we've are currently in construction on the well stations this ph

lot of activity by a group to open the water shed to press for more opening of the trades in the peninsula the board of supervisors is considering the resolution urging did puc to open the water shed and report by next march on the current projects and possible additional proposals to open more water sheds again, the board of supervisors resolution that urges the commission but cannot dictate what can be done in the matter that is being heard although i understand that supervisor avalos who is largely the sponsor is not able to attend the board of supervisors meeting it maybe put off today i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> commissioner tang. >> on the surface i don't like it i see no reap to introduce more people into our waterproofing and i do that your primary concern is water and protection of so with that, said how is this permit just going to work. >> the way it is anticipated to work this is not flushed 0 out in detail yet is that you will have to register you'll have to have the permit with you all the times similar to other things you'll have to pad the test to

have ac on the peninsula, today 70s and 80s. 82 san jose. brentwood down from 100 to 88 degrees. and meanwhile, north bay numbers from the 60s to the 80s, the full forecast still coming up. but right now, back to you. >>> there's a shake-up in the oakland police department. four officers were fired and several others were suspended over a sex scandal. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in the newsroom with these new developments. >> reporter: not only are these officers out of a job. they're facing criminal charges that the district attorney is building a case for this morning. four oakland police officers fired, seven others suspended without pay for sexual misconduct involving a teenaged sex worker who goes by the name celeste guap. mayor libby schaaf says the investigation was exhaustive, 20 hours of interviews with guap, 80,000 pages of social media examined, along with 28,000 text messages. >> we believe that we have taken very strong and serious discipline and that it sends a very message about what our expectations are for the conduct and

no problems through the peninsula. we'll look at 101 in palo alto. the build should start to see slowing over the next 20 minutes or so. there's southbound with the headlights towards university. back to you. >>> right now an investigative unit exclusive, warnings by the president and fbi, concern by election officials, could november's election be hacked. >> investigative reporter stephen stock is here with what he discovered. >> we did find proof these are legitimate concerns. voting systems are vulnerable to attack. we talked to dr. matt bishop who with his graduate students at uc davis' computer department hacked in successfully. back in 2007 he was asked by then california's secretary of state to lead a faculty and grad students to test the security of three electronic voting systems. they were able to successfully hack into all three. he tells us today's systems are just as vulnerable. california's current secretary of state, alex padilla told me there are now systems in place to prevent that and that laws require a paper trail here in californ

and on the way over to the peninsula, and on the peninsula we have had traditional slow traffic running into mountain view. most of it is northbound 101 coming from san jose but some of it is southbound 101 for palo alto. so that commute is beginning to get very slow. 7:34 am, let's go back to the desk >>> the walnut creek city council has opposed opposition for legalized marijuana. >> joining us now in my city leaders are taking such a strong stance. >> good morning. the police chief is the one who urged the city council to go on the record here opposing prop 64. the chief says, in california were lawmakers have legalized pot, public safety has been compromised. >> there have been increases in accidents, traffic collisions. and, i would hate to see that occur here. >>, they share concerns -- they share concerns if they give the green light to recreational marijuana. they would permit smoking pot in public cultivating more than six plant and selling to anyone under 21 years of age however, they said they are concerned that there are no regulations for prosecuting people who drive while

let's talk about the peninsula commute looking good on the san mateo bridge. hayward-880 westbound takes you 15 minutes across the span. >> roberta, how is the weather today? >> this is our live weather camp. absolutely beautiful. autumn arrives on thursday. this is your last monday. it's going to feel like summer time with temperatures up in the triple digits away from the bay. hey, san jose, computer models just come on. notice by lunchtime easily upper 80s. afternoon high of 84. southbay, a lot of ozone trapped very close to the service and lacking a good went to kick it out. therefore a bit hazy today away from the bay. satellite radar the coast is clear. yesterday san francisco 86 degrees. today is the recipient of a westerly float during the afternoon hours with highs in the 70s. high pressure is beginning to lose its hold and it's firm grip on the western state. this top ridge will flatten out and as it does show a little clouds rolling in for tuesday. the coast remains clear but here come the clouds from the south drifting up across santa cruz into the

peninsula 56, and the south bay at 60. tomorrow's highs, 97 degrees for average in inland valleys and east bay. there's the hot weather. 73 in san francisco, and eventually this weekend we will see temperatures cooling back down, another 10 to 15 degrees. a lot better saturday and sunday if you don't want the heat. >> a big smile for tomorrow. thanks for joining here at 6:00. have a great evening. >> we hope to see you at 11:00. bye-bye. our mission at clover is to create the best tasting, highest quality dairy products. clover has relationships with 27 different family farms. the environment is who clover is. without it, we're nothing. pg&e's been a great partner. they're the energy experts, we're the milk guys. pg&e worked with clover on a number of energy efficiency projects to save energy every month. if you're part of the fabric of the community, you've got to ensure that you do things right, environment included. learn how you can save at pge.com/save together, we're building a better california. ♪ ♪ you live life yo

the peninsula, not the same story.downtown san francisco, probably have to negotiate through that fog during a good portion of the day today. our temperatures, lower 60s. 60 for concord. 61 for san jose. your back-to-school forecast be right back down like this. 59 inland at #:00 a.m. 70 happening around the bay at noon. -- 59 inland at 8:00 a.m. close are inspection. high temperatures going for today, 66 for san francisco with a lot of the morning clouds to deal with. we'll get the sun to come out a little bit in the afternoon. mid-70s along the bayshore line. 62 it looks like for pacifica. jumping over the bay, oakland coming in about near 70. 82 at livermore. meanwhile, here are the temperatures as we head on into the all-important weekend. 87 going on for saturday. we'll get about 88 for your monday. another spot of lower 90s for wednesday with even mid- to upper 70s happening for the bay. >>> our message to the world will be this. you cannot obtain legal status or become a citizen of the united states by illegally

police say two suspects led officers on a high speed chase up the peninsula. this is cellphone video that a witness shot when the suspects were arrested in san francisco at market and octavia. police believe the victim and suspect knew each other. >>> fire investigations are at palo alto's iconic glass slipper inn trying to figure out what caused a fire at that inn. the fire started on the second floor about 9:00 last night and firefighters with the help of local agencies were able to knock the flames down very quickly. about 20 guests are without a place to stay due to all the damage caused by the fire. >>> 4:33. it's a techie's version of christmas eve. we're now just a few hours away from an apple event where it's expected to unveil new products. one of them may be that iphone 7. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at the bill graham civic auditorium. this is a big day for people speculating about what could be unveiled. good morning. >> reporter: the emphasis on that word speculating, sam and laura, because as far as apple's concerned they're labell

and then let's take a look from hayward into the peninsula. your san mateo bridge 880 to 101 westbound will take but 14, 15 minutes. so looking good there if you are heading to the peninsula but it is baseball day again. boston red sox versus our oakland a's first pitch at 7:05. and i hear the red sox bring in a big fan base so there will be a big crowd tonight but mass transit looking good. >>> right now, a large crowd is forming outside the santa clara county jail this morning waiting former stanford swimmer brock turner to be released. maria medina is live outside the jail where extra security is in place in case of chaos. >> reporter: just a couple of minutes ago the santa clara county sheriff came out to speak to us to say that brock turner will be released here in the next couple of hours. he won't he treated any differently. he will come out the front door. there is a huge media presence. we'll take chopper 5 overhead of the main jail here in santa clara county. you can see just in fact how big this crowd of media is out here. this crow

and then we'll top off in the mid-80s around the peninsula. and notice in our inland areas, we start to venture into the mid- to high 90s. i'll tell you which area will top off near 100 and when cooling begins but first to roqui. >> hello, roberta. good morning, everyone. let's take a look first at the bay bridge here. your toll plaza looking good. carquinez bridge to the maze westbound will take you about 15 tobacco users 20 minutes per usual. past the toll plaza you will hit some roadwork there westbound 80 from yerba buena island to sf anchorage. that should clear out at 5 a.m. there are two lanes currently closed. i passed by it this morning on my way into the city. here's your commute from hayward to the peninsula. 880 to 101 westbound will take but 15 minutes. also your golden gate bridge in san francisco if you are headed into the city from san rafael or marin there are two lanes currently open and san rafael to golden gate will take about 15 minutes. here's the altamont pass to start. back to you. >>> police have arrested a convicted s

at richmond san rafael bridge 580 west wide open no problem rolling into the no. 92 over to the peninsula a good ride here and a nice connection into foster city and san mateo hot spot free great spot for the friday morning commute. >>james: we first broke the story for you yesterday morning on the morning show. >>reporter: the rush hour commute turned into a scene of chaos this morning train slammed into the station in hoboken new jersey just across the hudson river from new york city 34 year-old was killed on the platform of a 100 others were injured it was standing in the front car when it crashed the governor offer his indulgences and promised quick action the investigators will be in for a least a week's their acid to black boxes in addition to the speed in bringing information to investigators also going to want to look at footage shot but to onboard cameras >>james: trains are controlled by operators but that is about to change congress passed the safety improvements act. >>reporter: we talk to a neighbor to live in the bay area the family and did suffer injuries. >>james: they wer

first, back to traffic maps i will take you to the peninsula, with a couple of crashes on southbound next to the eight we had several vehicles involved in this, and they are waiting for four doe trucks with throughs southbound side and delay on the north side and a commuter alert, not good if you are taking bart from the east bay, major equipment problem. they do not have power and they are working on a track so that means trains in both directions are sharing the tracks. this is both directions in the pittsburg and bay point and sfo. no estimate. a crew is work on it. not an easy day. >> now, meteorologist mike nicco has better news in your department? >> if you like warmer weather even to the cost it is coming. this morning, remember the fog we talk abut developing in the north bay, half mile at petaluma to three-quarters in santa rosa and it has been moving around so be careful, up-and-down 101. here is a look at the exploritorium, the bay waters are calm, and first, to the day planner, 50s this morning, sick at the coast, 70s and 80s around the bay and inland. >> this morning, th

otherwise, pretty common around the peninsula into the 70s. we jump up to 80 in los gatos and saratoga. we swing around to the eastern portion of our bay area. down from 91 yesterday, in throughout the tri-valley. to the low 80s. otherwise 78 degrees in dublin where it does get a bit blustery during the afternoon. winds 20 to 25 west wind 71 today in the san rafael area low 70s in santa rosa. and upstream we go to a few clouds, some breezy conditions, 70s to the 80s, morning, windsor, at 77 degrees. your full forecast featuring rain, that's coming up shortly. but right now let's send it over to roqui. >> thank you, roberta. good morning, everyone. time now is 4:35. let's take a look at the altamont pass. coming off 205, pretty slow conditions cars driving at about 35, 40 miles per hour. and then once you hit north livermore avenue keep in mind there's some debris on the road and cars have gotten flat tires from it. livermore into the dublin interchange we have slow traffic in the commute direction. altamont pass to 680 westbound will take you

south bay peninsula looking good. fremont speed sensors are off. that report are a chair blocking your left two lanes. stay to your right in toward mission boulevard north. that's been no update. chp may have slowed traffic to clear this. that bay bridge smooth drive. no lanes blocked. >> new this morning, a plane headed for the bay area crashed into several parked cars as the reno tahoe international airport killing three people. pete is where that plane wasç supposed to eventually land. does that tell us about who was on board? >> morning, chris. those three people have not been identified, but a very sad story coming out of reno. we know that plane was attempting to reply to that san carlos airport. the plane crashed 6:00 p.m. yesterday. a spokesman says the plane was leaving the west runway and no one on the ground was injured by the crash. our local nbc affiliate reports several cars were damaged as a result of debris. it doesn't look like it's registered to anyone at this time. last time it was out in miami. the three people inside of that p

palo alto, talked about the peninsula. back to you. >>> one of the biggest questions voters want to know, will hackers attack the voting system. the president and fbi warned it could happen so we sent our investigative unit to find out how realistic the threat is. almost all voting machines in the nation, including here in california, date back to the hanging chad debacle of the 2000 presidential election. remember how long that dragged out. experts say those machines are vulnerable to attack, even though a large scale attack is improbable. they say what they worry about is the effect of a small scale attack. >> do you need a large scale attack to wreak havoc on the system? you have to have thousands of voting machines. probably not. probably all you have to do is hack a few and prove there were hacks. >> tonight, we investigate voting vulnerability and go to sacramento to interview the secretary of state to get answers. that's tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. if you have a tip, call us. 888-996-tips or send an e-mai

the peninsula is fairly quiet.ive time so we have some moderate slowing for some spots like 880 coming out of san leandro, hayward, union city. it's getting crowded but not a major slowdown. it's less than 30 minutes. other spots like 680 wide open, only 15 minutes from concord out to danville. the commute out of the south bay, 17 leaving the santa cruz mountains, a quick 10-minute trip from the summit. looks pretty good on up to 85. dave. >>> okay, thank you robin. good morning. here is a look at the hurricane we are dealing with in baja california on the tip of cabo san lucas. max winds about 90 miles per hour. gusts at over 100 miles per hour. let's show you this traffic. already by later today you can see the progression of this thing bilate tonight hitting the mainland, then up to arizona by tomorrow as you can see, maybe holding together as a tropical storm by that point. lots of rain for southern arizona. this storm system will be september off towards the east sparing socal. sometimes with the monsoon that

over on the peninsula, look at this. no problems. northbound 101 to palo alto. easy to san francisco. >>> 6:19. gas prices are starting to inch upwards. prices have gone up about 4 cents. higher crude oil cost is making refineries and retailers bump up their prices. a gallon of regular will cost $2.75 in oakland. $2.88 in fran. >>> coming up next, torched on purpose. find the person who lit a car on fire in the south bay. >>> you booked a room for the night based on a glowing photo, but the place is something completely different. what you can do to protect yourself. >>. >> coming up on "today," renewed questions about hillary clinton's health. how might it reshape the presidential race. >> dr. phil will be here live with jonbenet ramsey's brother. >> dr. oz on the dangerous mistake when giving your kids medication. >> we have a parade of stars all stopping by our studio when we see you on a monday morning here on "today." so i got your test results back and it does show an allergy to cat dander. there are options, but the most effective course of action would b

times heavybe over the next 48 hours of flooding concerns into our westernsns calls through the peninsula back to the carolinas to and they were a couple of areas of that severe earlier at this point things are pretty quiet 64 ashtabula 16 mansfield as well as akron cantonas where i don't think mansfield you guys have clouds and rain showers andud when to run five ?-dash 10 su cool pool of air is all wrapped in this area of low pressure to .75 st. louis 70 pressure pretty much doesn't nothing i could probably record the forecast forro tomorrow and not even have to come into work and getting my boss is a hunt are looking at an area of low pressure that is stock and as a pattern for at least the next 48st hours it would begin to subside and start to slowly move out of here by sunday night mid-fifties it. the brain breezy conditions prevailing tomorrow. much of the same tomorrow the beat goes on with cloudsti some breaks in the call that time simmering showersth and heavy downpours embedded within that will continue to your friday nights of football games tomorrow maybeam a soggy one but no

the peninsula not seeing any slowing. the south bay just 101, mild slowing for the silicon valley as well. we do have this big slowing here, south 880 a crash at mowery, a number of vehicles in the second lane, one of the middle lanes is really jamming up traffic heading south of the dumbarton bridge. it looks like a lot of traffic on the approach as well as we may be seeing more folks heading to 84 instead of 237. we see more travel on the dumbarton bridge than the san mateo bridge right now. >>> we've been talking about this for a while, hearing about it. now changes are coming to a popular bay area park. the plan just approved that will macon jegs near mission peak a little easier for visitors. >>> taking to the air. a bay area city that could soon start using drones to improve security despite all those privacy concerns. >>> mark zuckerberg and his wife dr. priscilla chan set to give away a lot of money, we think. we'll tell you all about it coming up in business and tech. ==anim== ==sam/cu== park leadersre giving e g

and that little school and the peninsula and heading down to ucla.>>> i still live in palo alto, and a need to pop over and see those games.>>> moving on, thousands of people strolling through downtown lafayette over the weekend for the 21st annual art and wine festival. every gear several blocks are cornered off, and the two day event featuring hundreds of displays and showcasing arts and crafts, wine tasting, and there is also a big kid zone. last year 80,000 people came to the festival making it one of the largest in the bay area.>>> it is 4:20 am. >>> coming up next, three shark attacks in a matter of hours on the same florida beach.>> i got chased by one on the inside about knee-high. >> what they believe is sparking those attacks in some say they will steal go in the water. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, it is 4:23 am. >>> a mechanical problem causing a plane to roll off of the runway at the denver airport, and this happened just as united airlines was trying to take off for reno. the brakes went out in the plane ended up in the grass, and no one was injured. some passenger

a chance of drizzle for the santa cruz mountain area, along the peninsula as well. as the trough goes through. live high def doppler radar, it is not picking anything up right now but temperature-wise with the overcast skies and the chill in the air in the 50s, it is 57 degrees in san jose. and 54 in vallejo. through benecia, into martinez. and the winds have been pretty much fluctuating from the west to the southwest, and now, southeast, and fremont at 6. and they are pretty much under 11 miles an hour. and at 10, antioch. at 5. the winds will pick up during the afternoon, 10 to 20 miles an hour. and high temperatures today under mostly cloudy skies at the coast. partial bay clearing and sunshine with a few clouds floating through in the inland area, down right unseasonably mild, 60s it to the 70s, we still have the full forecast, including a warmup and when you should expect it, and that's later on in the newscast. but right now, how busy are you rocky? >>> pretty busy, actually. time is 4:37. a look in the san rafael area. where we do have a crash to update you o

no problems on the peninsula. we'll shift over towards the east bay where we're looking at another issue, a um co-others. southbound 880 slow out of san leandro ap etch proing eighth street where there was an earlier crash. you see recovery for those speeds. a disabled vehicle reported southbound 880 around industrial. that will slow you in towards union city. meanwhile we'll look at the upper eastshore freeway where the crash is reported at appian way. slowing coming off the carquinez bridge and clearing toward richmond. a little slowing through concord. the build for 680 and the bay bridge metering lights are on. back to you. >>> santa clara county vector control starting in shae tonight spraying for the west nile virus near and around areas downtown. all this comes after vector control detected west nile already in that area. crews are spraying for mosquitoes tonight starting at 11:00, expected to last for a few hours. >>> in the hot seat once again. questions that could be answered today in the wells fargo sca

they would prefer right now to have a divided korean peninsula to a unified korean peninsula dominatedy seoul. can we change chinese calculations through certain assurances? that is one issue. the other is, if we can't, what further pressure can we put on north korea, not just through sanctions, but through cyber or conceivably in certain conditions through military force? charlie: are we likely to do that? richard: i would hope we would certainly have the exploratory conversations with the chinese. what are we and the south koreans and the japanese prepared to put on the table? what would we say about the terms under which a unified korea would live? would it still be an american ally? i would say yes. maybe we would have far fewer forces moved away from the 38th parallel. maybe we would guarantee that there would be no nuclear weapons. there might be something in it for china. the question is if it would be enough for china. that is one thing we can do, have that die leak with them -- dialogue with them. the other thing is why wouldn't we do things to pressure the regime. the regime