choose bay area wazers.ant to show you the slower drive and it continues on the approach to the second and possibly a third crash maybe on the shoulder in the area is what you have to do focus on the commute though it's lighter traffic around the rest of the bay, a smooth flow. a disabled vehicle at the san mateo bridge. a tow truck just cleared from the shoulder. i think it's cleared. no, it's still there, still a distraction. all lanes are cleared but slowing at the toll plaza. >> i can't believe that name was taken. why didn't i think of that? >> up next a quick look at the top stories on "today in the bay" that includes major developments from capitol hill, the health care overhaul has now officially collapsed. where republicans and president trump go from here and what it means for you. >>> but first, happening now, breaking news out of the philippines where the president there is asking congress to extend martial law on a south island until the end of the year. the country is battle a rebel movement in

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we had this reported by a number of wazers. this one got bob did report, we're going to send him a thank you, things are moving to the shoulder there but still slowing on the approach as we see nbc bay area wazers. that's the team you want to join. we'll show you in palo alto -- this is a smooth, easy drive and no problems all the way into or out of san francisco. back to you. >> say that again. that was nice. >> that's rare news. up next, the best time to book your end of summer getaway and save some big bucks. >> first, we like to gripe that we're being gouged when prices rise rapidly. we asked chris chmura what would you do about what we believe is price gouging. >>> when the store doubles the price, it feels like gouging. state law says gouging only actually takes place during a state of emergency. that's after a disaster. if you see a price hike then take pictures with your phone and report it to the attorney general. report your consumer questions to us. nbcbayarea.com/respond. >>> all right, thank you. even as we go to b

click on namts and select nbc bay area wazers to join our team. back to you. >> sounds simple enough. thank you, mike. >>> it's 5:21. airline fines. the reason three major airlines are paying up this morning. >>> right now in san jose police are investigating shots fired at santana row. we've learned that information with the last 30 minutes. bob redell is there and is posting the facts on to social media as he learns them. you can follow bob for instant updates. delta, frontier and american airlines are all paying big fines >>> welcome back. 5:24 on your monday. delta, frontier and american airlines, all of those carriers are paying big fines over claims they violated consumers' rights. according to the transportation department, american airlines failed to make timely refunds. delta under reported baggage complaints and frontier bumped passengers without asking for volunteers first. the airlines did not acknowledge any wrongdoing but delta is paying out a $200,000 fine. frontier is paying the most, $400,000. >>> it's 5:24 right now. >> laura, fr

you look for this name nbc bay area wazers.you find your "waze." >>> thank you, mike. a quick look at the top stories on "today in the bay" that includes a brush fire still burning near a south bay college this morning. what firefighters are doing right now to prevent this from spreading to homes. >>> 6:52. breaking news out of pakistan. officials say at least 12 people have been killed in a car bombing at a vegetable market in the eastern part of that country. no one has claimed responsibility. and a chainsaw attack in switzerland. at least five people have been hurt, two seriously. it happened in the small town near the german border. police just said it is not a terror attack but the suspect is still at-large. we'll be back with more of this morning's top stories. here are the top stories on today in the bay... . sam//chopper breaking news this morning out of san jose. >>> welcome back on this monday morning. the top stories we're covering on "today in the bay." >> south bay, breaking news this morning in san jose. we are le

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. >> i don't have a reason why because chp didn't tell us about anything and even our wazers are not reporting any problems. but westbound 92 did almost come to a stop. we see traffic is starting to move a bit across that flat section and so we'll show you on the map how the speed sensors are reacting. but notice this just coming off eastbound we see some slowing eastbound as well. they maybe distracted by something going on. i'll check with chp and see what they stro report. we show minor delay through richmond, no major problem just a little bit of slowing down through the freeway where are no delays for the mass transit system, and easy flow on the tracks and take a ride folks and we'll get you to the waipz weighs system as well. now, as is standard castro valley over to the pibs la they're saying to use dunbar bridge and afford 92 because of the possible problem tlofr and make sure you join nbc bay area wazers select your profile and question help ooch other out throughout the morning. back to you. >>> thank, mike. >>> coming up next, the reason you might want to get your dog vac

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nbc bay area wazers. that's the team that you want to join. back to you. >> sounds good.hanks, mike. >>> 5:21. up next a 5 year year georgia boy is dead. his family is blaming a summer camp. >> i would never have agreed for him to do anything like that. >> the action that family says it may take next. hear more from the boy's mother. >>> as we go to break our coverage continues online. you can always follow us on social media for more stories. this morning a little behind the scenes look. a mother and father are looking to take action against the summer camp where their 5- year-oon >>> at 5:25 a mother and father looking to take action against a summer camp where their 5-year-old son drowned. camp organizers took the kids to slide down a water fall and to swim. he didn't know how to swim. he ended up drowning. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. the family was visibly and understandably upset during a news conference. >> they didn't tell me what they would do with my son. they robbed us of his life, of his potential. >> the mother and father accused the camp

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collect sh team, nbc bay area wazers. back to you. >>> it's 6:21. coming up next, nutrition nightmare, we break down the list of the most unhealthy restaurant dishes in the country. >>> he used a coupon and gets taxed but isn't sure in that's right. i'm kris ga mora. nbc bay area responds next. >>> we continue to cover breaking news in san francisco. pete suratos will join us at 6:30. he's tweeting updates like this. follow him @pete suratos tv. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. what should i watch? show me sports. it's so fluffy! look at that fluffy unicorn! he's so fluffy i'm gonna die! your voice is awesome. the x1 voice remote. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> welcome back, it's 6:25. are you hungry because this morning the new extreme eating list reveals the most unhealthy restaurant dishes in the country. >> the nonprofit

we track it with nbc bay area wazers.team to join the profile. >> way to save us some time. >>> it's 6:19. up next a tech giant expanding even more in the south bay. adobe's new plans to take over more space in downtown san jose. >>> she has hamilton ticket but has to sell them and pays a penalty of $2,400. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. >>> and on twitter right now we are covering a lighter story. you can say there's a face-off right now. we have mike and laura tweeting about the same thing, joey chestnut. kari was just talking about this during the weather forecast. there's a victory party today for the competitive eating champ. follow @laura garcia-cannon and mike. you are watching "today in the bay." you can weigh in on your thoughts. >> please respond. i'm online now. (man) hmm. what do you think? ♪ (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru cro

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system wherever you leave, make sure you're looking at our facebook profile and select nbc bay area wazersthat's the team i want you to join and that's the one we share with back and forth. >>> happening today, a bail hearing for one of two men charged in last week's deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. >> max harris was charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. that is one count for each person who died in the december fire. harris lived in the warehouse. derek almena was the former live-in manager and he is facing similar charges but he is not part of today's hearing. >>> new this morning, a marin county baby sitter pleaded guilty to child pornography charges. he switched to a guilty plea on wednesday. the 24-year-old was a sitter, tutor, and chess coach before the fbi arrested him in april. he admitted to taking lewd photos of children under his car. a man he identified as a partner, a man who also was a sitter, has a case still pending. >>> internet connected security cameras are growing in popularity from watching for thieves to try to steal packages off your porch to keeping a

nbc bay area wazers is a team.heck that on your profile. >>> talk about a high-tech crime, a verizon store robbed from above. the sheriff's office says a 40-year-old and 38-year-old disabled the security system then cut a hole in the roof and lowered themselves into the cupertino verizon for there climbing out with more that 100 cell phones on monday. deputies were already on the lookout when had they pulled over the suspects' car nearby. they noticed a slew of devices. both men are in custody. >>> tomorrow is an important day legally for o.j. simpson. it is his parole hearing. the backlash is growing over a possible release from prison. simpson is behind bars for robbing two different sports memorabilia stores. people have signed a petition to keep simpson in prison. his lawyer says simpson wasn't sentenced for robbery but rather the death of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson, and her friend ron goldman. >> no matter what you think with his circumstance in 1995 it is clear that if you are a fair-minded american, y

join our team nbc bay area wazers so we can help keep track of each other. >> that y is a funky looking shape. 4:48. it is a go, an extension of the state's landmark law to combat climate change is moving forward this morning. >> it's a great day for californians. it's a great day for bipartisanship. a great day for the planet, climate, and clean air in many of our cities. >> you can tell governor brown has some passion over this issue. that decision came after passionate appeals by governor brown and hours of debate in the legislature. cap and trade has been extended through 2030. that program requires polluters to buy permits for the gases they emit. it's an incentive to reduce carbon footprints or to shell out the money to pollute. the missions are capped and companies can trade for more capacity through a state-run auction or on the private market. >>> this morning only the bow of a sunken barge is still at the bottom of the bay. work crews started pulling out last remaining segment of that sunken barge. that 112-foot barge sank because of a storm. the good news is no one was onboar

traffic watch 7 wazers are checking in. north from stafford airport, about a 17 minute ride. there was a fender bender that has been pulled over to the shoulder. mi woodbridge and in towards newington, all lanes remain open. about a 17 minute ride as you push northbound. troublethe maps, some in the northeast. delays from eastern avenue. that is our traffic watch. a famous actor accused of playing fast and loose with his cash. depp's managers say they cannot >> johnny depp, famous for playing jacks barrow is accusing his former business manner of trying to -- him. >> not sure i deserve that. thanney managers for more three $5 million. coming up, amy roback with the details. with your first look, i am kendis gibson. announcer: now, good morning washington on your side. we begin with a breaking news alert. trump is awake and tweeting, lashing out at jeff sessions. hopkins has the details. adrianna: he is incensed by his attorney general. he is tweeting -- jeff sessions hillary clinton crime. emails and dnc server and intel leakers? this comes as rumors swirled what would adviso

hit the magnifying glass, select your profile and your team, nbc bay area wazers.ack to you. >>> mike, thank you so much. 4:48 right now. later today governor brown is slate slated to sign the new cap and trade legislation approved by sacramento lawmakers last week. that program puts a price and a cap on climate changing emissions so it is continuing existing law but this will strengthen the old one and extend it by ten years. former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is expected to attend. he approved the original cap and trade law. >>> former vice president al gore promotes his new documentary in the bay area today "an inconvenient sequel" is the follow-up to "an inconvenient truth." the documentary was shown at the castro theater last night. the vice president was there as well. his films are about the dangers of climate change and last night spoke about lack of leadership from the trump administration on combatting climate change. mr. gore will do a press junket meeting a lot of reporters in san francisco later this morning. >>> all new this morning a ca

i hope you select nbc bay area wazers because that's who you're watching now. >>> 4:47. new this morning a new report out overnight says russian hackers may have targeted san francisco state university students. an ethical hacker says he was able to access sensitive information like social security numbers and home addresses. in a deposition the paper says the hacker told the school who found malware traced back to russian ip addresses. el school says no student information, however, was compromised. >>> new this morning twitter testing a new way of making money by charging a fee to promote tweets. >> tewitter will amplify your tweets and profile for 30 days. the ad model being beta tested right now, you can only participate if you've been invited about i at which timer >> twitter struggling to make a profit and gain new users as we take a closer look at the san francisco company's performance over the last couple of months. you will remember last week twitter shares plunge more than 14% after the company announced little user growth in the second quarter. in the u.s. tw

magnifying class and your profile will get you down to team selection and our first pick is nbc bay area wazersback to you. >>> thank you. >> 4:48 right now. disturbing story coming out of mariposa county this morning where thousands of firefighters are battling the detwiler fire. we hear some that someone's been stooelg stealing frts firefighters. >> they're reporting that two radios, two firefighting helmets and iphone were all stolen from fire trucks on monday. what makes this worse is that this happened while firefighters, resting in hotels in merced after serving 24-hour shifts. 5,000 firefighters are teaming together to try to bat that will wildfire which has so far consumed more than 81,000 acres. the detwiler fire is now up to 70% containment. >>> 4:49. home surveillance cameras are supposed to give you some piece of mind, but what if you wrnlt the only one watching. >> we discover a security concern involving several brands of pop la cameras that to give strangers a peek into your life. >> reporter: you're watch meg on a home security camera. many of these cameras are now connected to

wazers haveh 7 checked in with some delays. says if you can bail out and stick with a combination of glenarden, it will save you almost an hour of commute time. your ride ondate 295, the bw parkway headed toward 32, that is where we have a stalled car blocking the left lane. block in the next 10 minutes he being a close eye on your ride through greenville. kidd: ed sheeran has announced he has quit twitter. he said the negative feedback from online trolls ruins your day and it also makes him worry about why people dislike him, which, what is there to dislike? adrianna: i love him. kidd: he plays good music. adrianna: free. kidd: couldn't be a nicer guy. people who take the time to write negative stuff, i have never understood. and moven't read you on. sometimes when you look at those people, they have two followers. they are just on their and that is all they are doing. a new midyear report says more americans are streaming music, reaching 75.8 billion streams a year. drake has the top for total consumption. ed sheeran, "shape

wazers are watch 7 checking in.y bridge to kate sinclair it is only about 2.7 miles but will cost -- cape st. about 2.7 mes minutes. kent island, this is what you are looking up to. a lot of folks have been bailing out and using white hall road, 179 saint margaret to south hill road as a workaround. that will save you time, only about a 10 minute alternate route. from the bay bridge to cape st. clair, over one hour. a stalled car in loan -- inbound suitland parkway blocking the right lane and a stalled vehicle rroughs tyingo bu up kenilworth avenue. right now, let's get a check of the forecast, looking for some sunshine. can you serve that up? veronica: we will serve up a little bit of sunshine. yesterday did get five stars in my day star rating, today only for. we could have fe today, three for thursday and two on friday because of showers and thunderstorms moving in that could be hefty, producing some severe weather. thursday and friday likely to be weather alert days. three stars for saturday, moving out of the c

now traffic watch 7 wazers checking in at kenilworth avenue. 295,hose northbound on checking for crash. heads up, working her way towards south capital street. back in the next 10 minutes. larry: thanks. breaking overnight, emotions running high as the senate votes down president trump so-called skinny repeal. it failed 49-51 thanks to john mccain who ran on repeal or replace. they were cheers and gasps both in senate chamber and along the streets outside capitol hillt. sam sweeney is on thehill. right now, a war of words. autria: following some infighting and the white house that has become very public. adrianna: it is pretty juicy are talking about this one and it is public because white house communications director anthony scaramucci called a reporter and asked for his sources. scaramucci then vented about the situation saying "he made a mistake of trusting a report. it won't happen again." the reporter works for "the new yorker." during this phone call which was on the record, scaramucci threatened to fire the entire communication staff to stop leaks. trump'sci also called reince

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nbc bay area wazers. that's how we help each other coming back after this.ittle girl sexually assaulted in an east bay laundromat. ==sam//2 shot== >>> allegedly caught on video, a little girl sexually assaulted in an east bay laundromat. >> the suspect is behind bars. they are looking to see if there are more possible victims. our sister station telemundo 48 has more from concord. >> reporter: her grandmother turned away for just a second, but that's all it takes for this incident to unfold. police say the suspect might have gotten away with it had it not been for one of these cameras that captured his every move. police are poring over surveillance video at this laundromat. a woman says her granddaughter was sexually assaulted by a man she had never seen before. >> based on leads at the laundromat, we were able to identify the suspect. >> he is a 66-year-old from concord. no previous run-ins with the law. he made away with the granddaughter while her grandmother wasn't looking. they say parents and grandparents should keep an eye on their children at all ti

nbc bay area wazers. that's how you help the community and that's how we help you out. more trouble at the troubled millennium tower in san francisco. previously -- we )ve reported the home owners have made a stink about mysterious odors flooding their luxury units. ====sam/2-shot=== no homeowners have made a stink about mysterious odors flooding their luxury units. >> now experts actually tell us those odors could be a fire risk within the walls of the sinking and leaning high-rise. >> i knew i had a serious issue on my hands. i feel like the building has a serious issue. >> reporter: paula pretlo owns a condominium in the millennium tower. she's concerned about what's hidden inside the walls of her 31st floor unit. pretlo had long complained about unexplained odors. last year the building's homeowners association commission aid cred a crew of e to investigate. when they opened up her walls, they reported large gaps through the pipes and ducts burning through holes. it's those gaps, experts tell us, that can create a vulnerability during a fire. john darman is the fire

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