different today. check the district's website for the times on those. also counselors will be available on campus for students. we are live in middletown, lisa chan, kpix 5. gas prices are tanking, falling about nine cents in the past two weeks. court gas buddy.com a gallon of regular costs about $2.92 in san jose and $3.09 in san francisco. kpix 5 reporter kiet do explains the big reason for the relief and joins us from san jose. kiet? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, we're live here at the chevron just outside of the stadium where the gas prices $2.89 for regular unleaded. if you're paying with cash. basically what you're looking at here is the new normal. at least for the next couple of years. that is because there's a worldwide glut of oil. and oil analysts say we will stay oversupplied through at least 2016. and that the price will drift upward over the next couple of years gradually but don't expect gas prices to go up at least until 2017. part of the reason is that the saudi wills 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 lift there. that means the national average is now down to $2.29 a gallon. california's average is about $2.99 because of that big explosion at the refinery back in february. so analysts are predicting gas will fall another 50 cents by christmas. and that will push the national average below $2 a gallon. we're live if san jose, kiet do -- in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> that's good news. okay thank you. commuters riding muni this morning may notice a faster smoother ride. it's the second wave of improvements to serve the agency's 165,000 daily riders, the improvements include increased frequency of the morning and evening ebb press buses and more service during midday and running the heavily used 38 over the weekend. and here's gianna with a traffic alert. >> to the peninsula now and main tune view northbound -- mountain view northbound 101. this minor injury accident that's causing a big problem. big rig lost its trailer a couple of vehicles hit the trailer too. two right lanes are now shut down until further notice. you can see traffic is backed up beyond 85 at this point. so use 280 as an alternate. you could also use middle field to get back on at san antonio. that will get you back past the mess there. so northbound 101 two right lanes completely shut down. elsewhere, we are seeing a few brake lights northbound 101 near story road and san jose. no accidents but looks like the morning commute starting to get into full swing. also at the bay bridge big delays coming off the southeast shore freeway -- east shore freeway now. new accident reported near cutting and also working your way into the maze looking at at least a 30, 40 minutes ride from the maze making your way into san francisco. a look at the forecast, here's roberta. 6:03. good morning everyone. taking a look at the live weather camera out towards the transamerica pyramid. you can't see the tiptop of it this morning because we have the return of a very enhanced marine layer. even causing a little bit of drizzle along the immediate seashore. temperature-wise we're in the 50s and 60s. livermore 61 after a high of 92 degrees yesterday. this is very interesting. this is our satellite and radar and you can't even see the marine layer this morning. due to those mid and high level clouds that will continue to fuel across the bay area. lifting up in a northerly direction and ejecting to the east. so overall, partly cloudy skies today. even once the low clouds and fog dissipate. temperature-wise, 60s beaches and 60s and 70s will be common across the rim of the bay today up to the low 80s in mountain view. low 80s in santa rosa to the south low 80s in san jose and seven day forecast, that's coming up in 18 minutes after the hour. all right roberta thank you. today in palo alto a hearing is scheduled for the former scanford swimmer charged with sexual assault. 19-year-old brock turner was arrested on the stanford campus in january. police say he assaulted a woman outside the kappa alpha house. turner withdrew from stanford a few days after his arrest. today a jury trial begins on whether a man accused of mass murder in oakland is mentally competent to face charges. juan go allegedly shot seven people to death at the oikos university in 2012 and last spring a judge granted a request from a prosecutor for a competency trial. earlier a judge ruled that he was incompetent to stand trial citing reports by two psychiatrists who examined him. san jose may be down to its final at-bat in hopes of bringing the a's to the south bay. by the end of the week the u.s. supreme court expected to announce whether it will weigh in on the city's antitrust challenge to major league baseball. san jose wants to build a downtown ballpark for the oakland a's but mlb has refused to give the go ahead because the giants claim territorial rights to all of santa clara county. baseball has had an antitrust exemption since 1922. and the prime minister of india capped off a visit to the silicon valley in front of a huge crowd last night in san jose. but as kpix 5's maria medina shows us the crowd outside the s.a.p. center was nearly as loud as the capacity crowd inside. >> reporter: thousands watched history unfield in the silicon valley. with india's prime minister narendra modi's visit to san jose, the first of the indian state head to california in decades. >> absolutely amazing i was waiting for this event for a long time. >> reporter: tens of thousands applied for tickets but only about 19,000 got one. hundreds waited outside to try and nab a ticket. >> that all -- >> reporter: this man traveled from texas to hand out tickets. he hopes he'd if one of the -- be one of the lucky ones. >> just waiting to get in. >> reporter: why so excited to meet him? >> because you know, he's doing so many good things in india. >> reporter: modi focused on technology during the visit and how both companies can invest in each over but not everyone -- other, but not everyone gave modi a warm welcome. >> he should not have been given the visa here to come. he's a criminal. >> reporter: police say 3,000 protesters applied to stand outside the s.a.p. center. >> why is the united states inviting modi here? inviting someone who orchestrated genocidal campaigns. >> reporter: riot teams watched crowds closely. this man says supporters harassed him accusing him of being a protester. >> and the other person was shoving me from the back. holding my neck. and pretty much -- pretty much of a strangulation. >> reporter: it was a day filled with emotion no matter what side you were on. [ applause ] maria medina, kpix 5. early this morning, 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 said those responsible would be held accountable. and president obama has a busy day at the united nations today. here's a live look inside the u. n. building as the delegates continue to file in. president is addressing the u. n. general assembly and diss cussing a wide range of global issues including the crisis in syria. president obama and russian leader vladimir putin will meet on the u. n. sidelines in hopes of resolving some of the problems in syria. 6:08 on your monday morning, another person has died after a horrific crash involving a duck boat as investigators uncover problems that should have been fixed years ago. >> and all eyes were on the sky for a rare superblood moon. but don't worry, if you missed it. >> from the severe weather center 9, we have this area of low pressure. it's anchored off the coast. and i'm going to talk about how that will impact your monday forecast. >> and traffic alert continues along 101. plus our hot spots ,, in a remote village lived raymond. his internal clock was off, so he'd wake people for breakfast at all hours. while most were annoyed by raymond, one man was inspired. to serve breakfast all day with freshly cracked egg, ham, grilled bacon and savory sausage. the loaded breakfast sandwich. by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. 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[ laughter ] good morning everyone, the time check is 6:12 on this monday, back to work and school and yesterday's temperatures spanned from the 60s at the coast to 92 degrees in livermore. but now, cooler due to that. right there. we'll talk about how cool it will be as the news continues. thanks roberta. it is 6:12. another student has died as a result of that duck boat accident in seattle that brings the death toll to five now. there's also some new information that tourest boat should have been repaired. investigators stay boat needed an axle repair years ago and duck boat was on a busy bridge thursday when it crossed the center line and veered into the on coming bus and more than 50 people taken to the hospital with injuries. at least 16 are still being treated. >> ntsb learned that ride the ducks international which refurbished the accident vehicle in 2005 notified its customers of a potential safety related concern in 2013. they recommended repair or increased monitoring by operators. >> several victims involved in the crash were from fremont. as house peeker john boehner -- speaker john boehner heads into the final days in office, he's promising to leave his house in order and to avoid a government shutdown. >> more cooperation i expect from some around town to try to get as much finished as possible. i don't want to leave my successor a -- a dirty barn. >> in an exclusive interview with cbs "face the nation," the ohio republican emphatically said it would not happen. he's been under pressure to push through a bill that would take away funding from planned parenthood. boehner says that partly played a role in his decision. and says some private words from pope francis 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 30th and he served in congress since 1991 and has been house speaker since 2011. space fans are red hot with excitement about the red planet. today nasa plans to announce that it solved a big mystery about mars. won't give us any hints either about what it is. we'll have to wait until 8:30 this morning to find out. >> can't wait. >> okay. and across the sky last night meanwhile the moon put on a show last night. >> it was the first supermoon eclipse in more than 30 years and kpix 5's joe vasquez saw it with sky watchers 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: they call it the supermoon because 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. >> i'm afraid to do the math. i don't want to do the math. >> you don't want to do the math? >> 2033. forget about it. >> the fear on his face, you really did. >> i started doing it during the piece and i went no. not going there. you got a busy day don't you? busy on the roadways and really picked up in the last 20, 30 minutes especially the traffic alert along 101 and 1 and 580 and 80. this trouble spot along the peninsula. northbound 101 at rinks door of. two right lanes still shut down for a traffic alert and big rig lost its trailer, trying to get everything over to the right shoulder, delays off 237 now and backed up at least to 85 at this point. use 2850 as the alternate. that's your best bet the kind of get around the mess. you can use surface streets at san antonio. westbound 80 right at cutting boulevard one lane is blocked. the left lane shut down. they should have it cleared though within the next few minutes. for an accident but you can see it's really causing quite a bit of a backup almost to highway 4 now. on the westbound side of 80. once you pass that though, traffic isn't doing too bad towards the bay bridge. most of the delays are before that on the east shore freeway but the bridge is where the problems are now. again you will see delays off of 580 and 24 now. 880 though. not doing too bad. 880 doesn't really pick up typically until after 7:00. right now still a nice time to ride 880. north and southbound. southbound you will see a few brake lights near hayward and westbound 580 altamont pass to 680 stop and go conditions continue. good news though they just cleared the accident westbound 580 right at 680. now completely off the freeway and some brake lights show northbound side of 680 approaching 580. especially southbound side as well heading into pleasanton there as well. reports of an accident here as well. westbound near the toll plaza. not a lot of details just yet. chp just report asking headed to the scene and more on that as it comes in and clear though once you get apass the span there. -- across span there. roberta? it is 6:17. a look at the live weather camera and you have to remember it stands a little over 1,000 feet tall. i like to use it as a barometer, when you didn't see the tiptop of it which stands 212 feet it gives me a good indication this ceiling has lowered to about 800 feet. and when that happens, generally we do have delays at sfo on some arriving flights. so we'll keep you posted on that. right now mostly cloudy. 50s and 60s and we will see the return of the marine layer push back out over the open waters. but overall, partly cloudy due to mid and high level clouds. we have no big changes in this week's forecast. not a rain drop in sight. except for right there. a little bit of light drizzle associated with the mid and high level clouds that are streaming in from the pacific ocean. that's why we will call it partly cloudy today. this is your futurecast and you see the low clouds and fog hanging tight to the coast through lunch hour. not really going anywhere playing tag with the sunset district and san mateo coast and it looks like inland areas we clear during the afternoon hours. the clouds are all associated with a very weak disturbance. meanwhile, upstream this is an area of low pressure that's pooling down some cooler air mass and we will have cooler conditions on wednesday and on thursday. meanwhile, 90 in sacramento and 90 in yucaipa and upper 60s monterey bay. our numbers stacking up from the 60s at the beaches mid 70s bay side to 70s and low 8 #s around the peninsula. 87 degrees in livermore. that's down from 9 # yesterday. it will be 81 downtown san jose and that's where we stood on sunday. west winds 5 do 10 miles per hour today. we'll call it partly to mostly cloudy on tuesday. there's a bit of that cooldown wednesday, thursday. before we bump up the temperature on friday. boy, big series dodgers in town. peavy on the mound for the good guys and we need to win all four games tonight. 62. bundle up. gang? we need to win, win, win, win. all right it is 6:19 now. just days after the father of california's mission system was elevated to sainthood. vandals targeted a sacred symbol of father junipero serra. coming up. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell coming u,, 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? amari cooper had his second straight 100 yard receiving game. derek carr, his second straight 300 yard passing game and the raiders, their second straight win, beat the browns in cleveland 27-20. jim tomsula hoping his team would own up and fix and move on after last week's loss. colin kaepernick didn't get that memo. he had two interceptions returned for touchdowns on the 49ers' first two possessions. kaepernick finishes with 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 off the 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 got to win every game and the dodgers need to lose every game. giants and dodgers tonight and all the highlights and reaction for you tonight. i'm dennis o'donnell, have a great day. >> got to like they're a little playoff system tonight. play of the day, after a dramatic goal from the quakes at the stadium in san jose. >> perez garcia takes it and it's in! san jose has the goal. >> yeah, take the shirt off why not? matias perez garcia, the earthquakes found the back of the net. is this going to unload and it bounces in. happened in the 87th minute of the match with real salt lake. only goal of the game and he's shirtless and he's happy. the quakes are now a point behind portland for the final playoff spot and they get the weekend play of the day. it is 6:25. a couple of thieves picked the wrong bay area house to target. how the homeowner tracked them down using old-fashioned detective work. >> reporter: and i'm lisa chan live in middletown where students are heading back to school today. two weeks after the valley fire devastated this lake county community. ,,,,,, ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ because at&t and directv are offering yesterday's technology, today. tv from space. 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[whispered] branchy welcome to the moment no one's been waiting for. the fastest internet and the best tv experience is already here with x1. only from xfinity. major deadline today for californians trying to overtown the state's new vaccine law. >> reporter: and gas prices are low and get used to it because this is the new normal. at least for a couple of years. i'm kiet do, we've got a live report coming up. while the gas prices go down, we'll talk about temperatures going back up. i'll tell you which day to expect it. and we'll have an update on this traffic alert along the peninsula. plus a new one reported along the east shore freeway. thanks gianna. good morning everyone, it's monday the 28th of september. good to have you with us, i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:30. containment of the valley fire is now at 97%. more than two weeks after it started cal fire expects to reach full containment by next monday. the fire is blamed for four deaths. kpix 5 reporter lisa chan is in middletown where students will head back to school for the first time since the big fire began. lisa? >> reporter: well, portable units behind the middle school will be used for cobb elementary school students because there's so much smoke damage at that school. but all of the primary sites in middletown are okay for students to use today except for a portable building that was destroyed by the fire. now an inspector has gone through all of the buildings and determined there's no structural damage. but extensive cleaning was required. now all the buildings were cleaned with hepa vacuums and wiped with a special solution to remove soot and ash. the fire is one of the most destructive in california history. it destroyed almost 1300 homes. but the district superintendent says she is excited to welcome students back to school this morning at 9:00 a.m. now minnie cannon cobb and the middle school will get out at 2:402 afternoon. coyote valley at 3 drank 15 and the high school out at 3:45. the buss are all fine and all been checked out and they'll be running today. but you might want to check the schedule. check the district website for the exact times and also counselors already on hand to talk with the students. lisa chan, kpix 5. federal government urging victims of both the valley fire and the butte fire in the sierra foothills to register for help. 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 some of the fire clean-up. all right, 6:32. a check on our weather. good morning. >> good morning everyone. we're going to have a little bit of a cooler day today. but additional cooling takes place on tuesday. but then still cooler by wednesday. >> wow. >> until we heat -- >> about time. >> but then we heat up on friday. >> of course. >> all right good morning everyone. we have the areas of low clouds and fog this morning and even some drizzle lining the coast into the bay. once that retreats we've got all that. that you're looking at. mid and high level clouds streaming across our horizon. temperature-wise, we are in the 50s and 60s. winds are nonexistent. therefore we have areas of fog. limiting visibility three quarters of a mile in napa. temperatures coming down in fact we will see 60s at the beaches with partial clearing. 80s around the peninsula. and we will have partly cloudy conditions. 87 degrees for one of the outside numbers to the south across the santa clara valley. west winds up to about 10 miles per hour. maybe even 12. east of the bay. 87-degrees in throughout the tri-valley. down from 92 yesterday. north bay numbers stacking up from the 60s and steinson and 70s in sausalito and 80s petaluma. the full forecast coming up at 48 minutes after the hour. gianna. the peninsula we've watched this major trouble spot a big rig lost its trailer and now stuck in lanes. but chp says they should have it cleared in the next couple of minutes and still backed up along 101 off of 237 as well. again the traffic alert should be cleared up within next couple of minutes. drive times though, pretty tough. north 101, 237 to woodside that's a 29 minute ride. headed over to the san mateo bridge westbound we have reports of a multi-vehicle accident blocking lanes. busy anyway as you come off of 880. slow now 880 to 101. that's going to take you 25 minutes. traffic alert on the flip side eastbound 80 a red top. now the good news it's the countercommute direction. this is due to a brush fire it's in the right lane. westbound is where you will see the delays on 80 but the traffic alert is on the eastbound side right at red top. one lane still blocked. slow and go anyway across the freeway. we had the earlier wreck cutting now cleared but by sieve going to the -- busy going to the bay bridge. some relief for drivers and gas prices have fallen about nine cents in the past two weeks. according to gasbuddy.com a gallon of regular costs $2.92 in san jose and $2.91 in oakland and $3.09 in san francisco. kpix 5 reporter kiet do is live in san jose and tells us these low prices may be sticking around for a while. kiet? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, we're live here at the chevron just outside of the stadium where the cost is $2.89 for a cash price here just outside of downtown. if you're -- you have the feeling that this is getting pretty cheap lately. you are right. and it is about to get a lot cheaper. that's because there's a worldwide glut of oil. way more supply than there's demand and oil analysts say we will be over supplied through at least 2016 and the price will drift upward over the next couple of years gradually. but you won't see gas prices go up 2348 at least 2017 -- until at least 2017. saudis will take a financial hit if they reduce their production and also iran 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 there. that means the national average is now down to $2.29 a gallon. california's average still at about the $2.99. a bit higher because of that explosion at the torrance refinery back in february. gas will fall another 50 cents by christmas and that will push the national average to below $2 a gallon. we're live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. vandals broke into the carmel mission over the weekend. they defaced the statue of father junipero serra just elevated to sainthood. knocked over his statue and threw green and white paint over stones, signs and grave markers as well. volunteers pitched in though and cleaned up the mess. the vandalism happened days after pope francis canonized the controversial 18th century missionary. some native american groups oppose sainthood for him claiming many native people were mistreated under california's mission system. a suspected thief caught stealing a package from a home in concord. kpix 5's genre most shows us why the homeowner got the last laugh. >> reporter: on friday, ken jensen's daughter was standing at the window of their concord home. >> and she said hey, you know somebody is running up to the house. >> reporter: ken who's a bit of a tech junkie has installed cameras across the front of the house. and they captured the whole thing 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 -- i can stop them somehow until the cops get here. >> reporter: ken grabbed the warm of the woman passenger and saw the purse in her slap. >> i realized hey, she's got id in here. i know who they are now. and i reached there 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 local online news blog says it sure looked similar to a story from 2012. >> i pulled up the old news clip. this is the same guy. i mean he really hasn't even changed his clothes much right? >> reporter: long story short he tells the cops and they arrest daniel price of concord again for package theft. it should serve as a warning to thieves. the cameras are getting better. and there's a lot more out there. and as for daniel price? well, he may want to look into another line of work, his film career isn't working out so great. in concord, john ramos, kpix 5. >> according to him they went ahead and tried to steal the package anyway. prime minister of india wrapping up a big weekend visit to the silicon valley with an event wills week at the s.a.p. center in downtown san jose. tens of thousands of people all applying for tickets to see narendra modi but only about 19,000 got in. he was focused on technology during his visit and how india and the u.s. can invest in each other's economies. prime minister modi started the day yesterday with an appearance at facebook headquarters in menlo park. and a big crowd gathered outside there as well as he arrived. then he took part in a q&a session with facebook boss, that's mark zuckerberg. his message was simple. silicon valley should be paying close attention to india as the next big frontier for high- tech. in the afternoon, prime minister met with the governor jerry brown at the san jose fairmont. meeting lasted about 45 minutes and during that time, the two men discussed climate change renewable energy, and the digital economy. today is the deadline for opponents of mandatory vaccinations to collect more than 363,000 signatures to put a referendum on the ballot. senate bill 277 requires students in california to be vaccinated with exemptions for medical conditions. if opponents submit the insights the issue will appear on the ballot next year. 6:39 on this monday, john boehner turned the political world upside down when he suddenly announced he was stepping down. we're going to have more on how it all came about and the california congressman poised to become the next house speaker. >> a gas station mishap will likely have a michigan man rethinking his strategy,,,, good morning everyone. time check is 6:42. take a look at the temperature on the tv screen. a seasonal autumn day here in the bay area, around the seashore in the 60s and again partly cloudy around the peninsula in the 70s and 80s. it will be cooler in the east bay down from 92 to 87-degrees in livermore. upper 70s in vallejo. all the way into american canyon. temperatures in the north bay stacking up from the 60s through the 70s in san rafael to the low 80s in sonoma. and good morning windsor, your high temperature 83 degrees. thanks roberta. apple says its opening weekend sales for the iphone 6 s and 6 s plus broke the company's own record. >> i did. here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. jason i got a new iphone over the weekend. >> you and about 13 million other people around the world michelle. good morning to you and good morning frank. it was another blockbuster weekend for apple's iphone. the 6 s and the 6 s plus. it was a record the $13 million that topped last year's launch of the 6 and 6 plus by three million. this year there was an extra week of preorder time. and last year, chinese sales were not yet included in that total and chinese consumers wound up being the big drivers behind the 6 and 6 plus sales over the past year. leading to record quarterly profits for apple. a tough day ahead for whole foods employees. the chain says it's going to cut 1500 jobs over the next eight weeks. it's trying to cut costs as it deals with rising competition. now some of those jobs will come back as whole foods opens a more budget oriented chain next year called 365. plans about 100 of those locations starting in early 2016 with a first doors opening. consumer spending rose at a decent clip in the month of august. up .4%. that matched the prior month and incomes didn't grow quite as much as they did in july but july was the best growth in sell months. stocks are opening up lower this morning as we get more bad news on china's economy. that's not making investors happy and let's take a look at the big board. see how we're doing so far. and the market is down. the dow dropping more than 100 points. nasdaq down by 25. and the s&p is falling by 13 points. michelle and frank back to you. >> all right, jason brooks from kcbs news, thank you. a man's bad case of arachnophobia created a dangerous situation in a detroit suburb. >> he nearly burned down a gas station trying to kill a spider. the critter was apparently hanging out near his gas tank when he tried to torch it with a lighter. instead, the entire pump went up in flames. the gas pump was charred and no one was hurt luckily. and believe it or not, the man's car was apparently damaged. but -- i mean. >> smart enough to get a fire extinguisher but my god. the spider got away by the way. that's what i'm talking about. hey traffic time now with gianna on a monday. >> it is busy this morning, i've got good and bad news, the bad news out of the way first. westbound 92 just as you head towards the san mateo bridge we have reports of a seven vehicle accident. no -- vehicle accident. it is causing a major delay there as you go westbound 92. also slow now coming off 880 as well. looks like a 27 minute ride to go from 880 to 101 across the span there on the san mateo bridge. good news is once you get past the accident, you're looking a lot better heading towards 101. starting to see a few brake lights northbound 101 near the coliseum into oakland and southbound again you're slow especially into hayward as you head towards the delays because of that accident. busy off the bay bridge. where metering lights are on. you're backed well into the maze and approaches as well slow coming off the east shore freeway. an accident stuck in lanes at powell and an accident at cutting and also the traffic alert in effect eastbound 80 at red top. that's the countercommute. no delays on the eastbound side but westbound we are seeing some significant delays as you work your way through there near vallejo. it looks like it's 1 miles per hour in some spots. give yourself a few extra minutes there. but again you're going to see delays along the freeway headed to the bay bridge this morning. new reports of an accident westbound 4 right at 680 look at this westbound 4 really stacked up this morning. backed up all the way into antioch. stop and go conditions there. the sig alert canceled but the damage is done. roberta. good morning everybody. it is time now to take a look at our weather watchers. these are people you can be a weather watcher. all you have to do is go online and check in with us and right now, let's see who's up and reporting some temperatures for us. this is so helpful because when i take a look at this one right here, this would be john miller and reporting mostly cloudy skies and even some areas of drizzle all due to the return of the low clouds and the fog and i would not know that unless john checked in with me. meanwhile we have napa dave is reporting some partly cloudy conditions. in antioch jerry says it's clear. this is the scene as we take a lookout this morning towards sfo. and we do have areas of low clouds and fog and even a little clearing there. wow. temperature-wise, 50s and 60s. it is now 60 degrees in san jose. the winds are calm. and it is mostly cloudy. so sure we have the return of the enhanced marine layer. and then on top of that we have several layers of mid and high level cloudiness so we will refer to it as partly cloudy today. and then no big changes in our forecast. so okay the marine layer is right there. these are the clouds streaming overhead and futurecast illustrates easily today only partial coast cal clearing at west all the way through the san mateo coast and we will have some sunshine in our inland areas. area of low pressure bringing us some cooler air mass so instead of 92 in livermore today, 87 degrees. then cooler conditions by wednesday and thursday. 90 sacramento and 90 in yucaipa and it's currently 46 going up to 77 on the south shore:. here's the sunup and your sundown. we have two minutes and 24 seconds less of daylight hours today in comparison to yesterday. so get out and enjoy it. 60s beaches and 60s lings 70s bayside and 87 degrees outside number inland areas. west wind to 10. there you have the cool-off on wednesday and thursday. make it a great day. thanks roberta. house speaker john boehner shocking when he announced last week he'll step down sometime next month. >> boehner said he was avoiding fight over whether he should remain speaker. with more on the fight is political analyst melissa caen. >> good morning guys, sometime this week, the freedom caucus was supposed to meet to discuss the vote to remove boehner from office. now remember, there are about 250 republicans in congress and 50 of them said they were ready to vote boehner out of office. that means there were 200 others that weren't necessarily looking to do that. it is likely that boehner would have won the new vote and kept his position. still it is true that the fight would have been ugly. and it is not crazy for him to want to avoid that and remember he's been speaker for over five years. he's like the 11th or 12th longest serving speaker. >> really five years? >> a little over is that. >> what's his problem? pause a lot of republicans are not big fans. >> some people were really excited when they herd he was going to be stepping down basically. this is a group of tea party republicans saying look, republicans are in the majority in the house and the senate. so why isn't more of our -- agenda getting done? we want to shrink the government and curb illegal immigration and none of this is happening and whose fault is that? now to some degree they think it's boehner and think he has not fought hard enough and they say congress is being ignored by the president and by the senate and that boehner is to blame. now on the other side, boehner says look, we have a very complicated political process, republicans don't have enough votes to override a veto so we have to work with the president. and in the senate, we don't have enough votes to stop a filibuster so we have to work with democrats. so just because we're the majority in both houses doesn't mean we're getting to do whatever we want. in fact, boehner went on "face the nation" yesterday and was pretty blunt about how he sees the situation. >> are they unrealistic about what can be done in government? that's the -- >> absolutely. they're unrealistic. you know, but the bible says beware of false prophets. and there are people out there you know, spreading -- noise about how much can get done. >> i get the feeling that noise was like not the first choice. for him. >> no. i would say that, that's only like the third choice. >> or it was the first choice of words and that was not appropriate for family television. >> there you go. we are hearing that congressman kevin mccarthy is in the lead to replace boehner, do you think he'll be any better? >> that's the hope right. i mean he's still going to have to face the same tension between far right conservatives and the more mainstream republicans. but there is a perception that mccarthy is a good choice because he is basically the prom king of congress. all right, everybody likes him. he listens to them. he knows all about their districts. he's the quarterback of the football team. but one of the criticisms of boehner is that he was vindictive and he didn't listen to people. and he shut out the more far right elements. so the idea is maybe mccarthy would bring a collaborative approach to the office. as far as the politics goes, he didn't really different from boehner depending on where you ask a little to the left or right. he wouldn't represent a big ideological departure from boehner, just be more like a leadership style change for what that's worth. >> california guy too. be good for our state. >> that would be the hope that he would especially when we have a lot of drought legislation pending and he and his district down in bakersfield really, really care about this. >> okay thanks so much. >> thanks. time now is 6:52. up next duck boat crash? seattle has claimed another live as investigators uncover -- life as investigators uncover more evidence suggesting the accident could have been avoided. >> i'm lisa chan live in middleton. middleton. two weeks after the valley,,,,,, they're inevitable. but messy engine deposits don't have to be. always use gas that cleans. chevron with techron. care for your car. five things to know at the :55. on a monday. the president delivering a second address to the u. n. general assembly this morning. president obama expected to touch on the ongoing crisis in syria and the ukraine russian president putin will also likely address syria when he delivers remarks at the u. n. for the first time in a decade. pope francis is home at the vatican this morning after a ten day trip to cuba and the u.s. the pope wrapped up his trip in philadelphia with a mass that drew about a million people. earlier in the day, he met with victims of sex abuse and apologized for the church's failure to protect them. a fifth student has died after a tourist duck boat crash in seattle. it was on a bridge thursday when it veers into on an coming bus. the boat needed on axle real pair from years ago but it's unclear if the operator received that safety wash. a hearing is scheduled for today for a former stanford swimmer accused of sexual assault. 19-year-old brock turner was arrested in january. police say he assaulted a woman outside a frat house until two people stopped and restrained him until police got there. the deadline for opponents of california's vaccine bill to submit suggests to put the -- signatures to put the issue to a referendum. opponents have been trying to collect 365,000 signatures to put the issue on the ballot. >> reporter: and i'm lisa chan live in middletown where students are heading back to school today. two weeks after the valley fire tore through this town. portable units behind the middle school will be used for cobb elementary school students because that school had so much smoke damage. all the primary school sites survived except for this portable building which was destroyed. and inspector determined the schools had no structural damage but needed cleaning and hepa vacuums were used along with a special solution to remove soot and ash and now school starts at 9:00 a.m. today. minnie cannon and the middle school will get out at 2:40 this afternoon. coyote valley at 3:15 and the high school at 3:45. now bus schedules will be different so be sure to check the different web soot for the exact times and also counselors will be on hand to talk with students and staff. we are live in middletown, lisa chan, kpix 5. and checking the roadways north 101 at trimble brand new accident locking lanes. busy anyway out of san jose as you go into mountain view from the earlier traffic alert. also west 29 heading to the --ed # heading to the san mateo bridge. 29 minutes now 880 to 101 going across the span there. south 101 at marinwood. lanes also blocked here for an injury accident. past there traffic is clear to the golden gate bridge. not the case though if you are going to the bay bridge. metering lights are on and 41 minutes now westbound 80 carquinez bridge to the maze, use b.a.r.t. that's the best bet. i've got some explaining to do. this is our live weather camera from sue toe tower and you see that -- sutro tower and that will retreat but then look in the distance, that's going to stick around today. i will call it partly cloudy. temperature right now in the 50s and in the 60s. and winds are pretty much calm and will blow on shore out of the west. 5 to about 10 miles per hour today. but with the area of low pressure to the north, we do have cooler air mass and 60s beaches and 60s and 70s and will be common across the bay. 70s and low 80s around the pence louisiana spot on for this time of year. 70s and low 8 #s to the north and mid 80s to the east where yesterday, it was 92 degrees. there's your extended forecast and additional cooling takes place on tuesday through thursday we warm up friday. >> yeah looks like it. okay. that's going to do it for kpix 5 news this morning. >> all right, folks enjoy your monday and giants and dodgers tonight. got to win them all. good morning viewers in the west. it is monday, september 28, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump rolls out the tax plan he's previewed for "60 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