and the person killed, an offduty chp officer. a bomb threat in the north bay promts evacuation at a high school and promts cancellation of mass today. and president trump delivers his first address at the general assembly at the u.n. the action he is urging world leaders to take. >> i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian. >> members of the california patrol are mourning. it happened before 6:00 on monterey highway and incorporated santa clara county right before st. martin. jesse gary joins with us more. jesse? >> reporter: accident investigators finished their work and cleared the roadway of debris. you can see the markings here. the collision occurred between 5:30 and 6:00 this morning

before the sun was up. sources close to the investigation confirmed the motorcycle rider that was killed was an offduty chp officer headed to work at the time of the crash. investigators say that 44-year- old joseph kevin yum was driving his chevrolet pickup truck northbound on months rakes made a left turn, directly in front of the officer who was traveling southbound -- monterey, made a left turn, directly in front of the officer who was traveling southbound. >> he was an amazing person. amazing person and officer. >> reporter: the identity of the officer who was killed being withheld pending the notification of all of his family. the driver of the pickup truck is cooperating with the investigation. one of the things they're going to be looking at is the turn that was made. you can see there is a turning lane further down. right here looks like a double

yellow. so many investigators will look at that very closely. live in st. martin, jesse gary. >> jesse, thank you. a funeral cyst underway this noon time for a san francisco fire battalion chief who died while on duty earlier this month. firefighters from across san francisco are attending the service at st. ignacius church for battalion chief gary sydel. he was found unresponsive after returning from a call. he died of natural causes. other local departments are coming to help respond to other emergencies in the city. >> we are going through the grieving part right now. we allowed them he to attend all the funeral services and in order to do, that we asked

all neighboring fire departments through a mutual agreement. >> it will go from fulton to, holy cross cemetery eventually. a bomb threat forced the evacuation of redwood high school. the school was being evacuated, and the tweet asked people not to come to school. it comes from an after-hour tip line. >> the hope is that it's not credible but i'm not willing to gamble on something like this and assume it is a hoax and have the kids be here. not worth it. >> students were moved to the football field so police could do a complete sweep of the buildings there on campus after the evacuation. the students were released for the day. and president trump delivered a speech at the united nations, delivering a blistering speech on north korea, iran and even the obama

administration. >> good afternoon. the first address to the united nations assembly, world leaders urges world leaders towniest against rogue nations, talking about iran and north korea saying that kim jong-un poses a regional and global threat. >> the united states has great strength and patience. if it is forced to do so without its allies, we'll totally destroy north korea. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and his regime. the president said it is time for the u.n. to confront another reckless regym, iran. he says that iran turned a rich country into a rogue state whose chiefs export is violence and chaos. the president says that it

needs to end before iran acquires nuclear. >> the iran deal was one of the worst and one-side transaction that the united states has ever entered into. frankly, that deal is an embarrassment to the united states and i don't think that you've heard the last of it, believe me. it is time for the entire world to join us in demanding that iran's government end its pursuit of death and destruction. >> reporter: the president also laid out his america first doctrine saying that he puts his country before all others and expects leaders of the other countries to do the same. back to you. >> chris >> christien, thank you. a powerful earthquake hit in the town of pueblo, southeast of mexico city. there are reports of buildings

being damaged with collapsed facades and rubble in the streets. there are no immediate reports of casualties. the earthquake comes on the same day that city held preparation drills for the anniversary of the 19858 earthquake. now to the latest on hurricane maria, which is a category storm barreling through puerto rico. the wind speeds have barreled up to 165 miles per hour. puerto rico's governor has declared a state of emergency. the hurricane is expected to make land fall tomorrow and lauren green reports, for many of the islands in the area, this is the second category 5 hurricane this month after hurricane irma. >> maria strengthened to a category 5 and continues to head north. the last time that the

atlantic had two hurricanes category 4s with in 2011. >> we are in contact with our forces, firemen, military police and police. we are very little information at this stage. >> many are concerned about the potential for flooding and mudslide. a storm surge up to 7 to 11 feet above tide levels is expected in the hurricane warning area. jose, still a category 1 hurricane, has started storing up a surf along the coast of new jersey and long islands. >> we are expecting for minor or moderate street flooding. we are expecting to have beach erosion. we have rip current right now. >> back in the caribbeans, hurricane watches and warnings have already been issued. maria will likely strike the virgin islands and puerto rico as an intense hurricane by wednesday. forecasters are also predicting 10 to 15 inches and up to 20 inches of rain in some places. >> it's a too early to determine if maria will determine the u.s. east coast

next week. in new york, lauren green, ktvu fox 2. let's bring in our meteorologist rosemary orozco tracking the latest storm. >> can't help but feel for those folks. already already torn up by irma now looking at maria on the way in. let's take a look at where it's at right now, category 5, west-northwest is the movement at about 10 miles per hour. strongest winds, 165 miles per hour. we take a look, about 70 miles there, you can see the enter of the eye from the virgin island area and 150 miles from the puerto rico area. we do expect for it to make lands fall. here is a look at the path. it will remain a strong category 4. it is expected to weaken just some but the storm surge from 7 to 11 feet, destructive wind. they will not get much of a break. it does take more of a north turn as it comes late in the week and that will be good for the u.s. fit remains on this

path as it tips to weaken down to about a category 2. right now, that should happen on sunday. back to you. >> thank you, rosemary. for the latest on the conditions, you can always download our free ktvu weather app, follow the weather team for updates throughout the day on facebook, twitter and instagram. still ahead, bumper to bumper in the bay area. a new study that finds your commute worse. and we showed you yesterday how some oakland city leaders are voicing spored for the a's stadium proposal. yes. no monsters. ♪ how about the drawer? ♪ no monsters. nightly monster checks are how grant makes home his.

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a dramatic scene in the north bay. you can see police with guns drawn. sky fox is getting these pictures overhead. the highway police said they received calls of man holding signs of hate towards jewish people and police officers. when police arrived, he pull add way. he was pursued and he he has now been arrested. it takes a lot more time these days to get to with your need to go. >> now there is a new report that found that traffic jams increased 80% in the last

eight years. ktvu's allie rasmus joins us with more. >> reporter: we are at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is still moving slowly out here. and it is noon. studies confirmed what many of us know. >> traffic is bad and getting worse. >> reporter: traffic congestion in the bare area has gone up 80% with more people spending more time in traffic at 30 miles per hour or slower speeds. this is the fourth year in a row that traffic congestion reached record levels, a problem that bay area drivers know. >> getting off work after going into commute, after ten hours a day. >> that's stressful. >> i live in oakland, live in

fairfield. >> reporter: the booming bay area economy is driving the trend so is the housing crunch. >> we have two major job center here is in the bay area, san francisco and silicon value e neither of those are inexpensive places to live. as a consequence, a lot of people have got to drive a lot of miles to get from home to work and back. >> the reason why i choose to live here because the housing is affordable. otherwise, i have to live in the city and that's really expensive. >> reporter: of the top 10 worst commutes in the bay area, most of in and out of san francisco or in and around the silicon valley. highway 101 in san francisco between 280 independent change and pressure island is the area's worst commute touring the afternoon evening hours. the study also found that since 2010, more people have been using but you blick transit. mtc says that slidership on

b.a.r.t. and caltrain increased for the last five years in a crow and that's a good thing that commuters have that objects. 2.8million people board transit public options in the bay area every day. if that was not available to them. that would be another approximately 2 million cars on the road adding to the commute for everyone. >> allie, thank you. plans to build a new shopping center in oakland got stalled because of an asbestos issue. now neighbors say they are left with an eyesore phase 2 was to build a new building here. phase 1 included a safeway that was finished. the plans to tear down and rebuild stopped indefinitely after the developer, trc retail discovered asbestos during demolition. you go halfway and leave it as basically a half

demolished shell, it looks like a war zone. >> we are getting a lot of complaints from the community. it is a visual blight. this is major intersection. this is a very important about project. the community was excited. city was excited to. have it stalled like this, that's something that we try to address. >> the developer sent statement saying that bank building contained asbestos that is contained in the roof deck and no airborne hazard exists. trc is working closely with the bay area air quality management district to make sure that asbestos will be addressed in the proper manner. trc says that it's is rethinking the project because the future for retail is changing. but city officials say that the demands for retail is still here. well, temperatures are in the 60s and 70s right now in

the lunch hour. 65 in half moon bay. around the bay, upper sext to low 70s. warmer spots, going to fairfield at 75. warmer locations will barely hit into the lower 80s. temperatures are down for many, down by 3 degrees in santa rosa. this is the 24-hour temperature change. the lunch hour is a cooler day by five or six degrees. the concord and san jose down by six degrees or so. here is a view from up above. again, looking at mostly clear skies. outside right now, partly cloudy for the afternoon as the system to the north of us just continues to move through areas of washington and even california you can see some rain going on. we will actually get a chance at a few scattered showers for your wednesday. not for today but we will continue with that west to northwest breeze and we'll continue with partly cloudy skies and mild conditions. here is a look at the conditions right now. fairfield reporting a light onshore breeze, very, very

subtle. we have three miles per hour reported there. stronger in areas around oakland and santa rosa, 14 miles per hour for you gusting to 21 there at the airport. here is a look at future cast model picking up for you right now. partly cloudy skies in the forecast. tomorrow mornings, the clouds are back from the coast around the bay and inland. if you look to the north, looks like we may have a few scattered showers to start the morning over areas like lake county. then it begins to move into portions of the north bay. here we are at noon time, not seeing a whole lot of blue or green on the screen but there is the possibility of drizzle, a few light scattered showers. notice a lot of cloud cover as opposed to the blue sky that we are seeing out there today. as we get into the afternoon, it begins to peel away and we'll be partly cloudy for the afternoon. for today, showers will remain to the north. mostly clear skies and temperatures will range from the six at the coast to 70s around the bay and 80s for the warmer spots inland. here is a look at the afternoon highs expected for

santa rosa. east bay, 74 for oakland and 80s expected for antioch. 77 in danville. upper 70s expected for saratoga. along the peninsula, 77 in redwood city. here is a look at your extended forecast. temperatures will be a little bit cooler tomorrow. coolest day on thursday could be a little bit breezy as we begin the transition to a warmer pattern in terms for the bay area weekend, happening to be the first week of fall. 70s around bait. >> i like the cooler mornings. >> it does feel good. a nice little change. top senate republicans say their effort to repeal the affordable health care act is gaining momentum. democrats say that millions would lose insurance with

rising premiums. >> republican senator john mccain who cast the deciding vote that stopped the repeal says that he is disappointed that the bill is moving forward without the committees with expertise. and facebook has turned over russian linked ads that ran on facebook during the 2016 presidential election but the company is refusing to make the russian ads public saying that the privacy policy requires a search warrant to do so. coming up, we are now learning about another equifax data breach, this one happening months before the most about recent incident. we'll tell you how it helped hackers to get into the system to expose the information of more than 123 million people.

equifax disclosing that a second data breach occurred prior to the incident disclosed last month. equifax says it involved corporate networks before the tax season. just last week, equifax said that its stuarty team believed it addressed the problem from march but now hackers broke into its corporate networks in may but leveraging that flaw

from the previous hack. >> toy retailer toys'r'us is filing for bankruptcy as the holiday season approaches but the company does plan to keep its stores open. the company has been struggling financially and says that bankruptcy protection will help it deal more effectively with long- term debt. it's important because the earnings of is to r us are the strongest during the last quarter of the year. the company wants customers to know that all of its 1600 stores will stay open. let's take a peek at stocks. we have been on the plus side through the entire section. so far, the dow jones industrial is up, almost 40 points. and convenient service for buyers from am son. you can return items at kohls stores instead of shipping them back. kohls will open stores in los

angeles and chicago. so far, there is no word on plans to expand the service yet to other cities. more than half of california residents say that housing crisis here is so bad they considered moving. according to a recent survey by uc berkeley's institute of government studies, 52% of people polled say they have considered moving. 53% of people say they support stronger rent freezes. valero is backing out of a deal to buy a terminal. california attorney general sued val robak in -- val row

back in july. none of us will get to b.a.r.t. after dark. >> there are areas we need to improve. >> take a look at the new chief's safety plan so far and what he says some of his biggest challenges are. >> an investigation is underway into a stolen san francisco county sheriff deputy service weapon. where it was being stored when it was stolen.

b.a.r.t. police investigators are asking for the public's help in identifying a woman who reportedly tried to rob a woman. julie barred was riding traction when that woman that you see here dropped a note in her lap. the note says, drop her phone and wallet under her seat is and don't turn around. she then faked seizure to attract ate tension of other passengers. >> detectives took that surveillance video from the car. since we know the time frame, we were able to find out what occurred and the video does

corroborate what the victim reported. >> there is no indication that suspect had a gun. if you recognize her, b.a.r.t. police ask you to give them a call. >> the new chief of b.a.r.t. has been on the job for more than 100 days now. we talked to chief carlos rojas now. >> my wife and daughter will not get on b.a.r.t. by themselves. none of us will get on b.a.r.t. after dark. >> a mop swarmed the train at the colyseum station, snatchings cell phone, waltz and anything of value. now, staff and five other passengers who have been victimized by similar mob style attacks have slapped the agency with a multi-million dollars lawsuit. >> there is a broken trust that will take time for that to get better. >> and he says that b.a.r.t. has not done enough to protect

parse jeers. police chief carlos rod jazz says he takes his roof seriously. >> there are areas where we do need to improve. >> reporter: the chief was sworn in in may just as b.a.r.t. released data showing that violent crime was on the rise. there were 49 robberies us is tellwide in the beginning of 2016 jumping to 71 this year. a 45% increase. rojas puts his stamp on the department, the first big push to crack down on crime takes aim at fare evaders. he argues fare and aers force. leads to a safer system. >> they have warrants. they are carrying drugs. we had folks that carried guns. >> now the chief says his top priority is filling his ranks. we have about 38 vacancies

right now. within 18 months, that's an aggressive push to hire the 38. >> rojas allocated more overtime. he uses the officers he has to flood the high crime stations. >> we insure app instituted a robbery details that focuses on riding trains in the area where we had those types of incidents occur. >> passengers who say they have been targeted says that this is a good start buff still not good enough. there are multiple things that need to be done. the videos need to be released. those pieces need to get out so that you start arresting these people. >> b.a.r.t. officials still have not released video of that april mob style attack despite repeated requests but rojas says he does plan to release other videos. we are hoping to do more arranges you know, wherever it's appropriate, we wanted to make sure is that we get those

videos out or the picture out of a suspect so that we can get the public's health. >> the chief says that public perception coupled with lower crime stats may be a better measure of what success is, going forward. >> i think -- i don't think there is one measurement that will say we are successful because of a. you have to look at it with a very holistic approach. >> we have asked b.a.r.t. for updated crime statistics showing how many robberies occurred in the third quarter of that year. they say that information won't be ready until next month and we'll keep track of the latest crime stat to see the effect that chief rojas has. >> it's interesting what the chief said about fare evaders. my intuition would be to say, put officers on trains. >> his theory is a two-fold herism first, you are setting the bar. in other words, we are not

going to allow any kind of bad behavior including turn style -- >> start at the front gate. >> right. >> we are not going to allow this in but as he said, what they'll do often, occasionally, i guess, they can catch weapons, people who have guns, people who have warrants so they can sweep them out of the system and get bad actors out. >> there is a general misperception that b.a.r.t. police are softer than opd or berkeley pd or officers in san francisco. this might be addressing that. >> that might help address that, having a more visibility presence is something that chief has been doing. he is putting signage up where the station is, where the actual police station is, because, mike, you grew up in the city, i have lived in the city for a while. i didn't know where the police station was for a long time. >> if they get more officers in the years to come, are all

of them dedicated for the trains? >> i don't know if they will be dedicated towards the train. the theory is have some at stations, some riding trains. >> is spread them out. yes. >> they have to patrol the parking lot, platforms, trains. a lot of places. >> a lot of counties. >> absolutely. san francisco will have a chance to discuss whether police in san francisco will be able to carry stun guns. the chief is pushing for this measure saying that other cities have allowed this option and that this is a less lethal choice. critics say that police need more training, rather than norwich upon. and an investigation is underway after a deputy's gun was stolen. the gun was in the trunk of a

rental car in the city. it appears that have the gun was not stored per policy. a 23-year-old man was killed in san francisco by a gun stolen from a san francisco police officer's permanent chasm and then there are in that video you saw back in 015, the gun that killed kate steinle was stolen from the vehicle of an officer of the bureau of land management. uc berkeley free speech movement say that the event will still be held even though they have not been able to rent any indoor venues. the group says that it will hold the event outside. it will have steve bannon,

myelo yiannopoulos and ann coulter speak. berkeley says that the group missed several deadlines but the group says that uc berkeley is trying to deny the event. and there is an event standing with immigrant. today's event is part of a series of activities this month to celebrate national welcoming week. the goal of the campaign is unity. the trump administration has been hit with a new federal lawsuit over i was decision top end daca and eliminate protection for undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. six daca recipients filed the suit yesterday in san francisco. the immigrants are now teachers, graduate students and lawyers. the justice blames the obama

administration for implanting daca and vows to defend the trump administration. to sensor president trump for comments made after charlottesville. >> california lawmakers pulled no punch in belittling president trump. >> california considers itself the reis sustains in race, climate change and education. >> this bill restores a little bit of trust. >> this sends a very clear message to the trump administration and to california, we value incluesivity and diversity. >> the only bill that this bill provide sanctuary for is dangerous criminals. >> this bars police from notifying isle when certain

criminals are released from jail, incluesing those charged or convicted of assaulting a police officer, a spouse, theft, hit-and-run, carrying a concealed weapon or dui. >> this is aimed at just appeasing the open borders crowd and bringing more illegal aliens. they have want more future voters for the democrat party. >> law makes gave 30 million to help dreamers stay in the us and 45 million for illegals to hire attorneys. >> if anything useful for president trump in keeping his supporters, include canning the ones in california together and on his team. >> demonizing trump could produce a backlash as lawmakers here demanded he apologize for his, quote, racist and bigoted behavior. >> least what works and does not work is predicated on the enemy of my enemy. and donald trump knows an awful lot about keeping coalitions together.

>> and another bill says that no candidate can appear on the presidential ballot unless they release five years of tax returns, something that president trump has not done. >> william lajeunesse, ktvu fox 2. blocking access to a popular bay area tourist site. the plans to block access to a spot where a tourist was recently killed. and we'll have more from meteorologist rosemary orozco with information. and down in mexico, we continue to monitor the situation where we can see the damage caused by a 7.1 earthquake. ahead, that hit a short time ago.

back now to that powerful earthquake in mexico he city. the u.s. geologic survey says it was a magnitude 9 p .1. these are live pictures coming out of mexico. rescue crews on the ground removing damaged vehicle, trying to search for victims who may be buried under rubble. some buildings have collapsed the facade of others. they cracked, sending rubbles below. there are no immediate reports of casualties. people, however, have been

taken to social media posting video and photos after the earthquake. you see some smoke rising from a number of buildings. light pole swaying with the impact of the earthquake. the earthquake comes on the day. it marked on a day that mexico was holding a drill in memory of the 1985 earthquake. workers used their bare hand to upright a car. to have this happen, when you think 32 years ago to the day of that '85 quick which happened 7:18 is, local time, that killed people. 18,000 were injure. that magnitude 8.1.

and now that magnitude 7.1 earth quick hitting. berkeley police are warning parents to be on the lookout for a man that's been harassing children. 36-year-old william turner was arrested in june for trying to feed an unknown liquid to the at least three children. he was released and arrested again. now he is out. >> it's important to sit down with mom and dad and talk about how to stay safe while you are walking to school. >> turner has been ordered to stay away from all schools in alameda county. >> 57-year-old terry gordon has now been arrested in connection with a hit-and-run

accident. police say it he was initially wanted for shoplifting at a safeway and officers were trying to arrest him. he jumped into a vehicle and trove -- drove off, hit two officers. he was spotted later on and he was arrested after trying to hit 0 officers but he crashed his car. and there are concerns about the safeway at concord. the mayor sent a letter to safeway's parent company, albertson but safeway is not interested. >> they were not interested in pursuing an authorization to arrest or work on other crime prevention options that our police department may be able to share with them and other techniques. they seem to think that their

corporate policies are enough. >> reporter: they will meet again to try to find a solution to the problem. some people who live in the twin peaks neighborhood say they would like to see gates installed to block access to the popular look out at night. tourists come to the lookout to take in the spectacular view but increasingly, criminals come for the tourists. people have been robbed. back in july, a photograph was shot and killed. i think a gate there would be good. as i said, nothing really good happens at 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning in a public park. >> police have increased patrol in the area and neighbors say that has made a difference. >> some changes leading up to the weekend. meteorologist rosemary orozco is here to help us through the next few days. >> a bit of a cool air around the bay area as we get into the final days of summer and for the last days of fall, temperatures will climb up. we'll get to the west weather. breezy out there. partly cloudy to mostly clear

skies and it is a pretty bay around the bay area. you can see some cloud cover heading into the ukiah area. crescent sit isy, and then into oregon, wales as washington. we may see a few sprinkles. that will be tomorrow. for today, we'll remain with partly cloudy and mostly clear skies. wind picking up in some spots. hayward sustained at 12 and san jose and northwest breeze at around 10:00. we checked in over the north bay. so the breeze will be with us. temperatures will remain on the mild side for this time of the year and there is a look at the system moving to the pacific northwest. the next system that moves in by tomorrow is what is expected to move us with the possibility of a few sprinkles. and cloud cover. light scattered showers over

the sonoma county area, picking up with blue elevations, over the diablo range. by noon time, notice the cloud cover still in place. tomorrow could be a partly sunny, partly cloudy day as we get into the system. here is a look at the temperatures right now, mid- 70s outside your door in santa rosa. as we get closer he to areas near san francisco, sfo, half moon bay, low to mid- to upper 60s outside your door. east bay shore line, upper 60s in liver more. a check of the inner east bay, a few more numbers here. 74 in alamo. afternoon highs for toyed, quite nice. we'll go low 70s for sausalito. east bay, temperatures ranging from the low six downer 70s.

south bay locations, 77 los gados, 76 for san jose. peninsula this afternoon, 77 in redwood city. 78 in palo alto. 72 degrees in san francisco. going to see the giants play, cool and breezy out there later today. bring along an extra jacket. west breeze 20, even gusting to 25, getting in and out of at&t park. 64 degrees at game time. there is a look at the extended forecast. temperatures continue to cool for wednesday and thursday before the pattern changes in time for the bay area weekend. upper 70s to low agents expected inland. nice first weekend of fall. >> i agree. >> thank you, rosemary. >> new service from the silicon valley. the destination you can get to by air from san jose for under $30. again, more life pictures coming in from mexico where you can see some the damage caused by that 7.1 magnitude

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jail. the money comes from proposition 47 which reduces penalties for some crimes to lower the prison population. they'll provide an alternative to jail time. san francisco health department will work with the salvation army. troops are now coming out in favor and against the a's plan to bill the ballpark in town down by laney college. the group voice ised their opinion about why the stadium should not be there. the group included the oakland china town coalition, the laney students. they say that a proposed site could harm the area. how will the oakland a's fix the house problems when city can't even fix it right.

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three bay area airports. the dow is up 37 points almost. nasdaq and s&p finishing ever so slightly on the plus side. >> we continue to follow developing news out of mexico city and surrounding is cities where a major earth quick struck the region. the usgs is reporting major rattling. >> the desperate rescue efforts have started. people using their bare hands to try to find people who i imagine could be trapped in the rubble of thieves buildings. office workers are streaming out into the street. glass burst out of windows. she was a streetside vendor and saw the windowpanes burst.

>> i have saw that, seeing fires pop up. i saw another tweet that says that mexico city airport has been evacuated. huge crack in the roadway, structural damage to the actual airport. we'll keep an eye on that one as well. >> we will. coverage continues right now on ktvu.com. more coming up today at 4:00.

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