in portables set up behind the middle school. now an inspector went through the school sites to make sure there's no damage and extensive cleaning has been done. now the middletown unified school district superintendent sent a message to students saying she's excited to welcome everyone back today. the school building all survived with minimal damage and 76,000-acre fire is one of the most destructive in california history. it dedried almost 1 -- destroyed almost 1300 homes and 66 commercial properties and 585 other structures. four people died in the fire. and the superintendent says she upper level disturbances if some people -- understands if some people aren't ready to come back to school just yet. but for now, those who are as we said school starts at 9:00 a.m. this morning. the middle school will get out at 2:40 this morning. chi coat valley out at 3:15. the high school gets out at 3:45. bus schedules could be a little different today so be sure to check the district's websites for the exact times. lisa chan, kpix 5. the federal government is urging victims of both the valley fire and the butte fire in the sierra foothills to register for help. together the fires destroyed more than 1700 homes. workers from fema and the small business administration say temporary housing is available at the state level the department of finance is transferring $10 million from california's rainy day fund to help pay for fire clean-up. prime minister of india wrapping up a weekend visit to the silicon valley with an event last night at the s.a.p. center in downtown san jose. tens of thousands of people had applied for tickets to see narendra modi. but only about 19,000 got inside. modo was focused on technology during the visit and how india and the u.s. can invest in each other's economies but last night not everyone gave him a warm welcome. >> they should not have been given the visa here to come. he's a criminal. >> the united states is fighting and fighting someone who orchestrated germicidal exam pains. >> they say 3,000 protesters applied to stand outside that arena and while there were some signs of tension last night. police say there were no significant incidents. prime minister mod is arted the day yesterday with a -- started the day yesterday with an appearance at facebook headquarters in menlo park. you can see a big crowd there gathered outside. then a q and a session with facebook boss mark zuckerberg. the message was simple. the valley should be paying close attention to india as the next big pron tier for high teak. in the afternoon, the prime minister met with the governor brown at the san jose fairmont hotel. the meeting lasted about 45 minutes. during that time those two men discussed climate change, renewable charge, and the -- energy, and the digital economy. about four hours ago, the pope landed in rome just back from america. and last night, the pope waved farewell at the airport in philadelphia. vice president joe biden led a delegation to see him off at the end of his ten day trip to cuba and the u.s. earlier yesterday, pope francis met with sex abuse survivors and vowed that those responsible would be held accountable. [ speaking latin ] >> i remain overwhelmed with shame that men entrusted with the tender care of children violated these little ones and caused grievous harm. >> later hundreds of thousands of people celebrated mass with the holy father. church officials say the next world meeting of families, the pretext for the pope's visit, will be in ireland in 2018. vandals broke into the caramel mission over the weekend, they defaced the statue of father junipero serra who was just elevated to sainthood by the pope. they knocked over statues and threw green and white paint over stones, signs and grave sites. volunteers pitched in and helped clean up the mess. some native american groups opposed sainthood for serra who founded california's mission system and claim many native people were mistreated under the system. busy day ahead for the president. he'll be discussing a range of global issues and while at the u. n. also meet with rush president sad -- russian president vladimir putin. hena daniels has more. >> reporter: president obama urged world leaders sunday to join the u.s. in helping combat poverty and world hunger. >> it is the lack of development. when people have no education and no jobs and no hope, that helps fuel so much of the tensions and conflict and instability in our world. >> reporter: today, the president will turn his attention to other pressing international issues. including the crisis in syria. russia has recently angered the u.s. by sending troops, supplies and weapons to the country. some u.s. intelligence analysts believe the weapons could be used to attack rebel forces supported by the u.s. ahead of his trip to new york, putin discussed his strategy for syria with "60 minutes" charlie rose. >> there's no other solution to the syrian crisis than strengthening the effective government structures and rendering them help in fighting terrorism. >> reporter: putin is expected to lay out new proposals to resolve the conflict in syria when he addresses the u. n. today. for the first time in a decade. he'll meet with president obama on the sidelines of the general assembly as the two leaders try to find common ground on the issue. hena daniels for cbs news, at the united nations. >> tomorrow the president meets with cuban president rule castro. the cost of gasoline is on the decline. dropping about nine cents a gallon over the past two beaks. according to gasbuddy.com a gallon of regular costs $2.91 in oakland and $3.09 in san francisco. kpix 5 reporter kiet do is live in san jose and the prices are about 80 cents less than this time last year and we're not complaining. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. you know we're live here at the chevron just outside of the stadium and the prices are $2.89. that's if you pay with cash. and as you mentioned there the average price in san jose is $2.92 a gallon. basically looking at the new normal at least for the next couple of careers, all this with a worldwide glut of oil. oil analysts say we will stay oversupplied through at least 2016 and that the price will gradually drift upward over the next couple of years but gas prices will not go up until about 2017. part of the reason is that the saudis will take a financial hit if they reduce their production. also, iran also has a large supply of oil ready to be released and could be pumping as much as four million gallons of oil into the system once the sanctions are lifted. that means the national average right now is $2.29 a gallon. california's average is at $2.99. a bit higher because of that explosion at the refinery back in february. finally gas will fall another 50 cents by christmas analysts predict. that means the national average will be below $2 before the end of the year. we're live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. bring it on. okay thank you. former stanford swimmer charged with sexually assaulting a woman on campus set to appear in a palo alto courthouse later today for a preliminary hearing. 19-year-old brock turner was arrested back in january when deputies found him pinned down by two people after he allegedly assaulted a woman outside a frat house. the hot summer in wine country is kicking the grape harvest into high gear. >> kpix 5's maria medina with what this means for this year's vintage. >> reporter: this year the grapes are ready to be harvested more than a month earlier than normal. >> it's a cry s year. we're having a lot of fun with it. >> reporter: david page the owner of the winery in redwood city says not only is this the earliest harvest in the area, he says the grapes ripened all at once. >> so instead of having a staggered kind of set of fruit that would be ready over the next new weeks we had a big rush. >> reporter: but david says the vineyards and many others got hit hard by a cold snap in may. instead of producing 60,000 wine bottles, likely get 40,000 out of this year's harvest. >> go over to santa cruz and on the vineyards they were decimated. >> reporter: he insists the flavor will be just as good. >> despite the fact it's been a very light year but we're going to make some great wine. >> reporter: also means the products will also come out earlier. david says look for some of the bottles starting next fall. in redwood city, maria medina, kpix 5. if you missed it you won't be able to see it again for quite a few years, just ahead. you're going to see what was so unique about last night's lunar eclipse. >> and it was so special being able to see that before the clouds rolled back into the bay area. these clouds and now how they will affect your monday forecast. straight ahead. >> and we got a few foggy spots on the freeways this morning. but overall it's a pretty good monday hi, good morning everyone, the time check for you is 5:12 on this september 28th. taking a look out the door this morning, looking out towards the cloudy sfo. where there is a very strong possibility of airport delays on some arriving flights. we'll have that full forecast and your back to work weather look out as we come back right after this. okay. thanks roberta. how about a look at traffic now on a monday morning? how we doing junina? >> the san mateo bridge just show you in just a second but right now we are seeing a few more cars at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see a few cars there getting in across the -- pass there as you work area way into san francisco. the good news is we sadlies in the cash lanes a half hour ago but that's pretty much dissipated. your approaches to the bay bridge look pretty good as well. 19 minutes westbound 80 carquinez bridge to the maze. northbound 880 if you are going to the maze so far traffic is pretty clear. southbound 880, not seeing any trouble spots out of oakland and hayward and san leandro. fremont everything looks good there in both directions. now the san mateo bridge is a pretty nice drive right now. westbound92, only a 13 minute ride. they have an accident involving a big rig right before the toll plaza. but the peninsula right now. northbound 101, we saw a lot of green on the sensors right now so not seeing any delays. however, there are a couple of spots where we have reports of debris in lanes and 101 at shoreline and in both directions on the south and northbound side. there is debris. vehicles have been hitting that debris and you have a lot of activity on the right side of the roadway in both directions. do plan for that. 2080 is great. at least to 680 about a 16 minute ride or 18 minutes rather and you are going to see delays out of tracy. got some red there on the sensors, some speeds dipping pretty slowly under 25 miles per hour westbound out of tracy on the westbound side of 58 #. once you get to the dublin interchange traffic looks like this. no delays to report. looks like traffic is nice on 680 as well as in both directions through walnut creek and eastbound 580 not seeing any trouble spots and a live look at the golden gate bridge as promised. traffic looks good and no delays there a little foggy though along highway 1 in pacifica. do remember that. all right, here's the forecast, here's roberta. 15 minutes after the hour of 5:00 in the morning. good morning everyone, just in love with my weather watchers. they are waking up early and giving us some reports in and around the microclimates. let's see who's checking in with us this morning. and i really thank you so much because you're the windows to my microclimates out there. right now in santa rosa john miller has areas of drizzle -- areas of drizzle due to the fog and areas. 52 degrees. napa dave says he has partly cloudy conditions at 50. and brentwood ride now, it is clear according to paul and in antioch jerry is reporting 62 degrees. thank you so much for those reports. right now as we take a look out the door, we see that the very tiptop of the transamerica pyramid is just shrouded in a deck of lowering low clouds and areas of bill of lading. it's in the -- patchy fog. it's in the 50s and 60s out the door and here's what you need to know on this monday back to workday. we have the fog and low clouds and see some high clouds overhead today and really should say it's partly cloudy and then no big changes through midweek. here's the stream of clouds drifting in off the pacific ocean out towards central california and also the bay area. this area of low pressure from the north has been seeping down in a southerly direction and it's enhancing our marine layer so we've got a couple of different things going on. first the marine layer and then the clouds on top of that. as a result of the area of low pressure is our temperatures will come down to about thursday. 90 sacramento and currently it's 71 degrees there. high 60s in monterey bay today. 77 on the south shore. we're currently 46 degrees there. our numbers stacking up like this. pretty much where they should be for this time of year, 70s to the east of the bay and 70s and 80s around the peninsula. and the far reaches of our inland areas my outside number today will be 87 degrees. and that's where we should be for this time of the year. going with slightly cooler conditions on tuesday. additional cooling takes place thursday and friday and got to tell you something guys. i can't remember the last time i've seen this on sunday, one computer model suggests that big cooldown, another computer model suggests a huge warmup. never seen them do that before. they totally do not agree. so we'll have to -- we'll have the watch that. yeah. >> all right. we know you'll be watching. thanks. well, the moon put on quite the show last night. >> you were watching right? >> i was. i tried to take a picture. >> i went to sleep. but we're going to talk about it. it was the first supermoon eclipse in more than 30 years. and kpix 5's joe vazquez saw it and spent the evening with the sky watchers at the chabot space and science center in oakland. >> reporter: at the chabot space and science center, an overflow crowd of more than 500 patiently waits with telescopes and cameras for the sun to disappear so they can get a glimpse of a magical moon. >> it's pretty exciting. you don't get the chance to see something like this very often. >> reporter: it appears very large, 14% larger than normal. that's because in the oval shaped orbit of the moon around the earth, this is the closest it gets to earth. then there's the eclipse. the moon passed right behind earth essentially hiding in earth's shadow and changing colors. >> because of the refraction of light through the atmosphere of the earth, caused the red light to fill that shadow and it makes the moon look like a rusty red color. >> i've never seen it before. >> reporter: you've seen the moon. >> but i haven't seen it orange because it's -- been a long time, 33 years and i'm 8. almost 9. >> we saw it when we were kids. and then now he's seeing it and then i said to him and his brother, could take their kids when they grow up. >> last time they had this was 1982. the next time is 2033. >> hopefully i'll still be here but i don't know if i'm going to be looking at it. [ laughter ] >> reporter: here's hoping we will see you in 18 years. at the next supermoon eclipse. joe vasquez, kpix 5. >> cute boy. at the same time, space fans were red hot with excitement about the red planet. today nasa will announce it solved a big mystery about mars. they won't give us any hints about what it is. just got going to have to wait until 8:30 this morning to find out. it is 5:19 right now. the first for an animated film. just ahead how the "hotel transylvania 2" sequel set a new record. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell, coming up, can the raiders actually win a game in the eastern time zone? and a 49ers, they're left to pick up the pieces after being blown out in arizona. highlights straight ahead. >> and what's cool about your school? e-mail on a monday right here, coolschools@kpix.com. we may come out and feature welcome back. troubles in mountain view northbound 10 # right at ringster of. reports of two lanes blocked due an accident involving the big rig. now stuck in lanes and injuries reported. chp just arriving on scene with emergency crews expect delays along 101. use 280 as an alternate. an animated fantasy hit the jackpot at the box office over the weekend. >> and they flocking to the theater for some gruesome humor. take a look. >> twinkle twinkle little star, how i wonder -- >> what? that's not that one goes. what's wrong with suffer, suffer, scream in pain, blood is spilling from your brain. >> daddy. >> come on. >> "hotel transylvania 2" was number one among movie goers earning more than $47 million, set by the original by the way, hotel transylvania one back in 2012 set the record. the intern trailed far behind second place and $18 million and cue the music here, maze runner the scorch trials and everest and black mass rounding out the torpefy at the box office -- top five at the box office. good morning everyone, the 49ers and the raiders, they are headed in opposite directions. so let's kick it off with the good news shall we? amarrow cooper had his second straight 100-yard receiving game. derek carr his second straight 300-yard passing game and the raiders beat the browns in cleveland 27-20. jim tomsula hoping the team would own and fix and move on after last week's loss. kaepernick didn't get that memo. he had two interceptions returned for touchdowns on the 49ers' first two possessions. kaepernick has a career-high four picks and the cardinals blow out the 49ers 47-7. up next the green bay packers and aaron rodgers, uh-oh. the big three capping tough weekend at the coliseum throwing out the first pitch. giants beat the a's 5-4 to avoid elimination. at least for another day. as they get set to begin the four game set with the dodgers at at&t. jordon spieth had a very good sunday to cap off an even better year. he won the tour championship and the fedex cup to finish the year with a record $22 million in earnings. you know how old he is? 22. he becomes the youngest player to win five times since herbert hoover was in the oval office. 1933. somewhere around there. okay, so the dodgers come to town tonight just let me give you the simple equation. they have to win every game and it will dodgers need to lose every game. giants and donors tonight and all the highlights and reaction for you tonight. i'm dennis o'donnell, have a great day. thank you dennis. play of day we have a dramatic goal it's from the quakes, the stadium in san jose. take a look. >> paris garcia taking a hit and it's in! san jose has the goal. >> rip the shirt off, that's perez garcia, the earthquakes finding the back of the net and it happened in the 87th minute. and a match was -- with real salt lake and san jose went on to win it 1-0. quakes are now one point behind portland for the final playoff spot and they got the weekend play of the day. it is 5:25 right now. close call for a presidential candidate. fiorina's reaction when something went wrong during a campaign appearance. >> this man's in a little bit of trouble. a bay area man's tale of how a home security system can really pay off. >> i'm lisa chan live in meddletown where -- middletown where students are heading back tt0w!tx#ho!!%4@-b34 tt0w!tx#ho!!el@-h4x tt0w!tx#ho!!ed@-n6< tt0w!tx#ho%!)8h-.h@ tt0w!tx#ho%!kzh-3'< tt0w!tx#ho%!n-h-fn0 tt0w!tx#ho%!0ph-x)( tt0w!tx#ho%!s"h-h[h you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ ♪ today on kpix 5 news this morning, a big step towards a normal routine in the middle of that valley firestone. and gas prices are lower than we've seen in a very long time. will the prices at the pump last? while the prices are going down, we'll talk about the temperature and when you can expect it to go back up. and you got a lot of brake lights along 101 due to an accident. i'll tell you exactly where. good morning everyone, it is monday, september 28th. i'm michelle griego. >> bring on monday, hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. 5:30 on this day and the valley fire is now 97% contained. cal fire expects to reach full containment one week from today. the fire has burned 76,000 acres and is blamed for four deaths. and today children in that hard hit community of middletown will finally return back to school for the first time since the fire broke out. kpix 5's lisa chan joins us live in middletown this morning. good morning. >> reporter: well, portable units have been set up behind the middle school for cobb elementary school students because that school has so much smoke damage. but all of the pry mire school sites -- primary school sites survived except for this portable building. an inspector determined there's no structural damage in all the buildings but extensive cleaning was required. now all the buildings were cleaned and wiped with special solution to remove soot and ash. now the 76,000-acre valley fire is one of the most destructive in california history. it destroyed almost 1300 homes and four people have died. but the district's superintendent says she's excited to welcome students back to school this morning at 9:00 is when school begins. minnie cannon and cobb and the middle will get out at 2:40 this afternoon. the high school will be out at 3:45. the district's buses are all fine and all been checked out and ready to be used this morning. however the schedule might be a little bit different and check the district website for all of the details and times. we are live in middletown, lisa chan, kpix 5. the prime minister of india wrapped up a weekend visit to silicon valley with an event last night at s.a.p. center in downtown san jose. tens of thousands of people had applied for tickets to see narendra modi. but only about 19,000 got them. modi focused on technology during the visit and how india and the u.s. can invest in each other's economies. the last night not everyone gave him a warm welcome. >> he should not have been given the visa here to come. he's a criminal. >> the united states is fighting modi here and inviting someone who orchestrated genocidal campaigns. >> the sjpd says 3,000 protesters applied to stand outside the arena. there were some signs of tension last night but no significant incidents police say. the prime minister started his day yesterday with an appearance at facebook headquarters in menlo park. a big crowd gathered outside as he arrived and then he took part in a q&a session with facebook boss mark zuckerberg. his message was simple. silicon valley should be paying close attention to india as the next big frontier for tech. in the afternoon, the prime minister met with governor jerry brown at the san jose fairmont. the meeting lasted about 45 minutes. during that time, the two men discussed climate change and renewable energy and the digital economy. this morning, pope francis is back at the vatican and many catholics say the pope's visit renewed their faith in the church. cbs reporter has more now from philadelphia. >> reporter: pope francis waved farewell at the airport in philadelphia. as he boarded a plane for rome. vice president joe biden led the u.s. delegation to see him off. the pope made a final request to end his historic visit to the u.s. >> do not let your -- for jesus, his charge, our families and the broader family of society of run dry. >> reporter: at the beginning of his last day, francis met with sex abuse survivors. and vowed that those responsible would be held accountable. >> i remain overwhelmed with shame that men entrusted with the tendser care of children violated these little ones and caused grievous harm. >> reporter: barbara doris an abuse victim wants the pope to do more. >> this guy is a monarch, an absolute monarch, if he says they're goon, they're gone. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of people celebrated a late afternoon mass with the holy father. [ speaking latin ] >> faith grows when it is practiced and it is shaped by love. >> reporter: cell phones captured francis' trip to mass down the ben franklin parkway. an emotional moment for one woman. many felt personally touched by the holy father. >> each one of us could say his message of truth, of joy, of love, is for me. >> reporter: church officials announced that the next world meeting of families will be held in ireland. which has had some of the worst sex abuse scandals and recently legalized same sex marriage. marlie hall, cbs news, philadelphia. >> at the mission of carmel an investigation underway this morning. vandals breaking into the mission over the weekend and defaced the statue of father junipero serra. who was just elevated to sainthood by the pope. they knocked over his statue splashing green and white paint over stones, signs, and grave sites. volunteers spent yesterday though putting things back into order at the mission and it happened just days after pope francis canonized the 18th century missionary. some native american groups oppose sainthood for him claiming many native people were mistreated under california's mission system. some relief for drivers, gas prices are tanking falling about nine cents in the past two weeks. court gasbuddy.com, a gallon of regular costs about $2.92 in san jose. $2.91 in oakland and $3.09 in san francisco. kpix 5 reporter kiet do is live in san jose and may be a dramatic plunge in prices coming soon? >> reporter: yeah, that's what people are saying. you know right here at the chevron station, it $2.89 a gallon. that's if you are paying with cash. if you're thinking that is cheap. you are right and it's about to get a lot cheaper. there's simply a glut of worldwide oil right now. quite simply there's way more supply than there is demand. oil analysts say we will stay oversupplied through 2016. but you won't start to see gas prices go up until about 2017. part of the reason is that the saudis will take a financial hit if they reduce production. also iran also has a large supply of oil ready to be released and could be pumping as much as four million gallons of oil a day into the system once sanctions are lifted. now that means the national average is now down to $2.29 a gallon. california's average is at $2.99 a gallon. because of that explosion at the torn refinery back in february. finally, gas will fall another 50 cents by christmas and that will push the national average below $2 a gallon by the end of the year, live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. yeah, $1.95-gallon. that sound pretty good. doesn't it? can you imagine. >> he's had a really good location though and i was running the streets of san jose yesterday in the rock and roll half marathon. 13 and a half miles around the town. and i -- that was part of my game plan to see the different prices. at gas stations. you know just keep my mind occupied and most of it still good prices, i paid $2.74 the morning. >> how you feeling today? >> i'm feeling good. >> how you doing? >> 40,000 people in san jose running the streets. and the high temperature yesterday was 81 in san jose. today just a couple of degrees cooler throughout most of our locations. this is the scene looking out towards san jose. under mostly cloudy skies. the winds are nonexistent, that's why we have areas of low clouds and fog stacked up next to the coast. and surging into the bay. mostly cloudy right now in livermore at 62. after a high yesterday of 92. so we have the deck of low clouds and fog, then we have these mid and high level clouds streaming overhead. we'll refer to it as partly cloudy today. number-wise, 60s beaches and 60s and 70s across the bay the 80 degrees in fremont and 87- degrees in livermore. your extended forecast, not a rain drop in sight. but at least we begin to cool down the temperatures somewhat and our inland areas. we'll talk more about that extended forecast but right now here's gianna. thanks roberta. let's head down to the peninsula. 101 reports of a big rig accident where the big rig actually lost its trilinear lanes and now blocking the -- trailer? lanes and now blocking the two light ryan sweeney -- in lanes and now blocking the two right lanes. we have a line of yellow there on the sensors and speeds dipping under about 30 miles per hour in that section of 101. east 280 as an alternate in the meantime. northbound 101 through san jose so far no major delays as you go through there. northbound 87 also clear. altamont pass you have a lot of brake lights westbound out of tracy. to the top of the altamont pass, eases up just a bit and stone stop and go conditions to 680 and the dublin interchange. westbound 580 right before 68 #. there are reports of an accident in the right shoulder and again 22 minutes now from westbound 280 altamont pass as you work your way towards the dublin interchange. bay bridge stacked up and millions millions are now on and -- metering lights are now on and we're seeing delays out of the maze. no delays out of the east shore freeway. frank? >> noble sleeps anymore. >> no. they don't. >> they're caked with cars. today another player is jumping into the competitive mobile payment market here in the u.s. >> jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us now from new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning frank and michelle. investors are waiting for the big jobs report on friday. stocks ended last week mixed. the dow jumped 113 points friday. but the nasdaq fell about 48. biotech stocks took a really big hit. samsung is launching its mobile payment system in the united states today. it will compete with apple pay and android pay but samsung says its system is a really big advantage because it works at 90% of retailers. royal dutch shell says for now it is ending its oil exploration off the alaskan coast. shell says it didn't find enough oil and gas to warrant further exploration, the company invested years of research and billions of dollars in the project. frank and michelle? >> we know the pope is finally back home in the vatican after a big trip here to the u.s. and cuba. but he's releasing a pop rock album as well. tell us what that's all about. >> reporter: yeah. it is called "wake up." and it's actually available right now for preorder on itunes. the tracks range from pop to rock to latin music and be merged with some of the poach's speeches -- pope's speeches. the proceeds will be set aside to help refugees. frank and michelle. >> all for a good cause, it's a vocalize in this or is it more music? >> reporter: speeches. it's his speeches played over music. so -- it's not going to be him singing. from my understanding. >> got you. all right jill wagner, cbsmoneywatch.com on a monday. thank you jill. ben carson is in a statistical dead heat with donald trump among republicans running for president. and nbc "wall street journal" poll shows trump with the support of 21% of primary voters nationally. carson has 20% well within the margin of error. carly fiorina and marco rubio are tied for third. the race is also tightening up for democrats. hillary clinton has 42%. bernie sanders 35%. vice president joe biden gets 17% even though he is not decided whether to run. hoping to bolster her numbers and her campaign fund, hillary clinton will be in the bay area today. she'll attend a trio of campaign fundraisers at private homes and saratoga and orinda. tickets range from $1,000 to $2,700. on tuesday, she'll have breakfast at a fourth fundraiser in san francisco before departing for tennessee. some scary moments in san antonio for republican presidential candidate carly fiorina. a backdrop came crashing down on her yesterday. she spoke to a group of women business owners. she was not injured and continued to answer questions even making a joke or two about it. no word on why the backdrop fell. and as house speaker john boehner heads into his final days in office, he's promising the government rather will not shut down. >> so expect that might have a little more cooperation from some around town to try to get as much finished as possible. i don't want to leave my successor a dirty barn. >> in an exclusive interview with cbs "face the nation," the ohio republican said it wouldn't happen. he's been under pressure to push through a bill that would take away funding from planned parenthood. barrener says that partly played a role in his decision to step down. he says some private words from the pope sealed it. >> i would repeat them except it would really cause me to cry. i don't want to put my colleagues through all this. >> boehner's last day is october the 30th. he's served in congress since 1991 from ohio and been the speaker since 2011. it is 5:43 right now. a major decision expected soon that could have a major effect on the oakland a's and the future of baseball in san jose. >> and a live look at all the traffic out there on highway 880 over in -- oakland. much so pretty good so far. gianna has you covered ther ♪ ♪ ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... ♪ [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. good morning everyone. taking a look out. it's a birdseye view from sutro tower. wow. is that cool guys? >> yeah. very cool. >> you can see the low clouds and you can see the fog. it's now saturating the city by the bay and how all the clouds will impact your monday forecast as the news continues. and good morning everyone, we're going to get you outside and we heard a little weather but you got a traffic alert right? >> yeah just came in from chp. northbound 101. two right lanes completely shut town for the accident involving a big rig and lost its trailer and now stuck in lanes there. minor injuries reported and we are seeing some delays as they'll be closed for at least 30 minutes maybe more. use 280 in the meantime as alternate. again the traffic alert north 101. two right lanes are completely shut down. elsewhere past that, northbound no delays towards sfo. southbound, over into san jose. we're not seeing any trouble spots. a few stop and go conditions northbound through san jose but overall it's pretty light conditions for your monday morning commute in san jose. no delays on guadalupe parkway and 85 and 17 all looks clear in the south bay. taking a look at the altamont pass, westbound 580 stacked up out of tracy. 22 minutes now at least from the altamont pass to 680 for that ride but an accident clearing westbound 580 right at 680. right there on the right side of the roadway there and eastbound though we have some road work that's actually looking pretty good right now. bay bridge, metering lights are on. no surprise near. slow out of the maze and east shore freeway is still pretty good. no delays southbound clear as well goo hayward. taking a look at mass transit you can skip the rows and -- roadways and use b.a.r.t.. everything is on time. golden gate ferries, new schedule starts today for the fall and winter months. check that. caltrain and asian doing okay and we had the -- ace doing okay and we had the early morning accident near the toll plaza. that's been cleared. no delays westbound 92 and 880 to 101 and again at the golden gate bridge check here, no delays out of marin county into san francisco. traffic is fairly quiet. a few brake lights westbound highway 4 coming off the antioch bridge. you're going to see brake lights in pittsburg as well and clear though once you hit the east shore freeway. here's roberta. the transamerica pyramid this morning. over 1,000 feet tall and we cannot see the tiptop of that pointy building there. and when we cannot see that, that leads me to believe that we are going to have delays at sfo on some arriving flights. because the ceiling continues to lower. good morning everyone. with the mostly cloudy skies our air temperatures currently upper 50s and low 60s. later today once the clouds do retreat. we will have mid and high level clouds streaming overhead and then really no big substantial changes this workweek. these are the clouds that are on top of that deck of low clouds and fog hanging tight to the coast and saturating the bay. you can see these clouds are streaming in from the pacific ocean and not going to go anywhere very quickly. so we really will refer to it today as a partly cloudy day. we're seeing this stronger on shore push all due to the area of low pressure that continues to sag in a southerly direction. as it does so it's bringing some cooler air mass into our area. and we'll lower the inland high temperatures. meanwhile 90 today yucaipa and the n sacramento. it's -- in sacramento. it's 46 in the high sierra. numbers pretty much where show should be for this time of the year. 60s and 70s at the bay and upper 70s to low 80s across the peninsula and 81 degrees is pretty much spotson in san jose and very similar to what we experienced yesterday. and seasonal highs at 87 degrees in throughout the tri- valley and west winds 5 to 10 miles per hour. notice increasing cloud cover on tuesday and wednesday, thursday, the numbers come down and then friday the numbers go back up. it's an important series. the giants have to win all four games against the dreaded dodgers. peavy on the mound today for the good guys. cloud cover. go giants. >> pray a lot. >> we're rooting them on though. well, san jose may be down to its last strike in hopes of landing the a's. >> speaking of baseball, by the end of the week, the u.s. supreme court is expected to announce whether it will weigh in on the city's antitrust challenge to mlb. san jose of course wants to build a downtown ballpark for the a's. but mlb has refused to give the go ahead because the giants claim territorial rights to santa clara. county. baseball had the antitrust exemption since 1922. time now is 5:50. a bay area tech junkie's interest in cameras pays off. just ahead how he helped solve you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! good morning everyone, we have such an important baseball series in town tonight. the dodgers come in. giants play host. cloud cover at 7:15. 62 degrees. need to win four in a row. go giants. and a traffic alert has been issued northbound 101 right at ring star for a big rig that lost its trailer, two right lanes are shut down until further notice. use 280 as an alternate and also use middle field to san antonio that will get you around the mess, more on this coming up in a few minutes. some scary moments for football fans in st. louis. the stray fire work set the field on fire just as the rams made their pre-game entrance. their match-up with the steelers started 30 minutes late after the mess was cleaned up. well, package thieves take notice. a security camera may be watching you. >> yes indeed. kpix 5's genre most shows us how -- john ramos shows us how. >> reporter: on friday ken jensen's daughter was standing at the window of the concord home. >> she said hey somebody is running up to the out. >> reporter: ken installed cameras in the front of the house and they captured it on video. the car pulling up a man hustling up to the front of the house. snagging the u.p.s. package at the doorstep and running back. and that's when bruce wayne turned into "batman." >> i got to the car. and my first reaction was you know, okay i can reach in and grab the keys, i can stop them somehow until the cops get here. >> reporter: ken grabbed the arm of the woman passenger. and then saw that she had a purse in her lap. >> a split second i realized she has id in here and i reached in and grabbed it. as he sped off. and then of course you know the victory dance i have your purse. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it turns out the purse was not much help to police. but then ken posted the videos on claycord and the folks at the locallen line news blog says it looked similar to a story from 2012. >> i pulled up the old news clip. this is the exact same guy. really hasn't even changed his clothes much right? >> long story short he tells the cops and they arrest daniel price of concord again for package theft. it should be a bang the thieves. the cam ares -- warning to thieves. the cameras are getting better and there's more out there. as for daniel price? look into another line of work. his film career isn't working out so great. in concord, john ramos, kpix 5. >> and the homeowner told us the thieves were so bold, they could see his daughter watching from the window and they still tried to steal that package anyway. >> reporter: i'm lisa chan live in middletown where students are heading back to school today. two weeks after the valley fire devastated the lake county community. >> and gas is cheap and it's about to get a lot cheaper, now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percent natural with no antibiotics. well you're an herbalist. help us to be natural. will those herbs do it? those? one grows hair, the other increases energy. gasp! do i look natural herb man? can i call you herb man? i'm trying to look natural. call me natural. you look like a steve. can i call you steve? hi steve. i'm natural. say something. why aren't you guys saying anything? introducing new simply raised chicken with no antibiotics. from foster farms. simply better. good morning, it's monday, september 28th. i'm michelle griego. >> happy monday everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 6:00 and containment of the valley fire now at 97%. more than two weeks after it started. cal fire expects to reach full containment by next monday. a week from today. the fire is blamed for four deaths. kpix 5's reporter lisa chan joins us in middletown and students will head back to school for the first time since that fire began. lisa? >> reporter: school starts at 9:00 this morning. classes for cobb elementary school students will be held in portables behind the middle school. now an inspector has gone through all the school sites to make sure there's no structural damage but extensive cleaning has been done in all of the schools. the only thing that was lost was a portable building that was destroyed in the fire. now the middletown unified school district superintendent sent a message to students saying she is looking forward to welcoming everybody back today. the school buildings all survived with minimal damage. the fire is one of the most destructive in california history and destroyed almost 1300 homes and 27 multifamily structures and 66 commercial properties and 585 other structures. the superintendent says she understands if some people aren't ready to come back to school just yet. but for those who are ready, school starts at 9:00 this morning. minnie cannon cobb and the middle schools will all get out at 2:40 this afternoon. coyote valley gets out at 3:15 and the high school will get out at 3:45

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