today, then very cold weather settles in. rain showers in the forecast as well. we will sort it all out for you. i have got that commute across your freeways and your brims but we are also watching that impact that bob's effect -- bob's shooting has on that -- bob and the shooting just has a local impact. all right, mike. now, a nice clear look over san francisco. that is the palace of fine arts out there on this monday, november 5th. this is today in the bay. good morning, everybody. right now, we have an update on a developing story we have been following this fremont. a police officer involved in a bizarre overnight shooting and we have learned it may ultimately affect your morning commute and that would be for thousands in that east bay. "today in the bay's" bob redell right now is live in fremont with more details, including how this will be impacting commuters. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to

you, john, good morning to you, marla. this taking place here central near glenmore. we are at glenmore and central, looking down toward logan. and to the left there might be difficult to see, but there's a home where this shooting took place around 11:00 last night. police were called to the home because a man, completely naked, no clothes on, was outside with a knife and he was apparently threatening his wife, who had been living in this home with a roommate, it was the roommate who madet 911 call. when police showed up, there were two officers, they tried get the man to drop the knife, according to the police department, he didn't and he was shot and killed by both of those officers. he was taken to the hospital where he was later pronounced. the information we have on him is that he was 37 years old and from san jose. those two officers, which is standard in a situation like this, have been put on paid administrative leave. one was new to the force, having been with the fremont police from three years. the other was a 20-year veteran.

as far as the wife was concerned, we know that she was not hurt, physically not hurt. we don't know her status if she is on the scene or perhaps down at the police department being interviewed now you can see there are still several squad cars out here as the police investigate the scene. one officer says they could be out here for quite some time, suggesting that maybe this road could be shutdown for part of the morning commute. so again, if do you have business in fremont, central shut down here at glenmore to logan. so, you're looking at one city block that is shutdown. could be quite some time before they are able to get a reopened. live in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." closing arguments in the case of a former school district worker accused of three violent sexual assaults in san francisco's mission district. frederick dozier is accused of attacking three women from behind and dragging them to secluded areas to sexually assault them along san francisco's 24th street corridor.

the attacks happened between june and december of 2011. dozier once worked as a food server with the san francisco school district. dozier was arrested in january after investigators matched his dna to evidence from the crime scenes. jury deliberations resuming this morning for the san jose principal on trial for failing to report child sex abuse allegations involving a former teacher. jury deliberated there for six hours on friday before leaving for the weekend. they are trying at this point to decide the fate of lynn vijay endrehn, the former principal at whaley elementary school in san jose. vijay enrehn failed to take action when a parent approached her with concerns. a teacher at that school was being inappropriate with his students. if convicted, she could be sentenced up to six months in jail. new this morning, investigators on the scene of a fire at a strip mall in pleasant hill. it happened overnight on contra costa boulevard right off the

exit from 680, near the buchanan field golf course. the fire was put out quickly but it's the cause that has investigators hunting for possible suspects this morning. christie smith is live in pleasant hill with more on what firefighters found near the building. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. arson investigators are still here and so is that suspicious device that they found here overnight. the fire damaged the center of this strip mall where crews were called in about 11:15. they saw smoke. but what stood out most was the device, something like a moltov cocktail. fortunately, it did not explode. that was single-alarm fire and crews are able to knock it down rather quickly with help from the sprinkler system here but a number of businesses were affected. this son the 500 block of contra costa boulevard, at least affected by smoke. what they don't know is who would want to do this. >> a lot of smoke coming out, sprinklers going off. when the first engine company see fire in the center of the

building and at this point, we consider it suspicious and we have an investigator on the way. >> reporter: fortunately, the businesses were closed at the time, obviously, so no injuries to report and no arrests. crews will be here for quite some time. i don't know if you can see it there in the distance but that is actually the device they picked up here overnight. live in pleasant hill, christie smith, "today in the bay." san francisco right now pitching in and helping out those victims of hurricane sandy. the city's emergency manager, one of eight in the state of california deploying to new york to try and help with that recovery effort. the effort is all part of a national agreement allowing states to share emergency resources. this morning, contra costa county will continue its battle against the west nile virus. weather permitting, vector control is planning the ground fogging at the former naval weapons station in concord. the area is bordered by sassoon bay, kinney boulevard, port chicago highway and stevens road. the fogging is scheduled to start just before 6:00 this

morning and should last about an hour. all right. 5:06 right now, some of those warm temperatures might have those mosquitoes trying to come back out in force. christina loreson here to tell us about a nice sunny day ahead. >> you are right. might come back a couple of days as temperatures are going to be reminiscent of that of late august. temperatures today close to 90 degrees in some of your bay area cities. this is the reason y look how crystal clear it is in san francisco this morning. temperatures are cool to start, but yeah going to be warm today and the north bay is going to be the warmest region. 59 in sonoma. 50 right now in napa. headed toward about 58 degrees in napa as of 9 a.m. with all that sunshine coming in early, the sun coming up a little bit earlier, temperatures are going to climb earlier. we start the clock on your futurecast, no cloud cover. about as warm in san francisco as it will be here in san jose. as we get that offshore flow, really helps to neg grade the

marine influence. for us today, it is going to be really nice by the beach. we do see records fall, i think it's going to be at the coast, 83, los gatos, 82 in san jose and 89 in gillroy. your full forecast in a few minutes. after we get through this hot spell, another round of rain, very cold weather on the way, time it out four, first, check your drive. good morning to you, mike. >> good morning, folks. we will look here to the san mateo bridge, best bound, the taillights away from us, clearly visible high rise, a nice throw to the peninsula, vice verse sapp the marks 880 south of there, sun barton bridge to the left. you see fremont, going to zoom in there the free ways are okay, but bob redell reported from central avenue there logan, between logan and glenmore, that block is closed off. that closes off central as a direct route over to 880, a lot of folks centerville and other parts of fremont do take that, fremont boulevard to thorton, a bigger road watch as the school gets in there, a junior high

school in thorton, an issue for folks getting on to or off of the freeway. track that a smooth flow westbound but starting to pick up that volume out of the altamonte past, slow down livermore, westbound commute, guys, back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. it was a beautiful thing, everybody enjoying the good vibrations, the giants with that world title. for the san jose earthquakes, the postseason has only just begun. the earthquakes winning that first game of their western conference semifinal series last night. they beat the l.a. galaxy, final score, 1-0. two teams play again wednesday night at santa clara university. if you are planning on going, you better have some juice because that game is already sold out. now, if the earthquakes win or tie, san jose advances to the western conference final. 5:08, most controversial proposition on tomorrow's ballots. coming up, why prop 34 is about a lot more than life or death for death role. the local race that has

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universally panned by the valley it is supposed to be b scott mcgrew, strong reaction to this one. >> for months now, john, bloggers and xroersd been talking about the show, we need to be totally straightforward of this on bravo, a sister network on nbc. the show, heavy on parties and bikinis, put the world in bad like. do like what jersey shore did for italian americans it doesn't take place in silicon valley it is centered around san francisco. that is where the creators had the red carpet gala last night. the executive producer of the show, randi zuckerberg, facebook founder's sister. it premiers tonight on bravo. meanwhile, also a presidential election ahead, the markets are thinking about friday's jobs report. turn to jackie deangeles, live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, jackie.

>> good morning, scott. the futures, they are lower, the market is coming off a down week, the dow and the nasdaq ending in negative territory, not surprising it was the utility and energy stocks that were lagging in the wake of monday's super storm. also, stocks giving up early gains we saw on friday despite that better-than-expected jobs report you mentioned. the dow dropping 139 points on friday to 13,093, nasdaq close at 2,982, losing 37. this morning, data on the nice's services or non-manufacturing sector. keep an eye out for that scott? >> thank you very much. speaking of stocks, one year, john and marla this year, since the first trades in groupon. the chicago-based company turned 1-year-old as a publicly traded company. it has been a rough year. groupon traded around $20 on this day, confetti, yay! trade around $3.80, an all-time low today, down around 80%. >> no more confetti. >> no. >> got to save money. a way to get confetti to go

back up into the ceiling? >> do that. >> yeah. >> that would be the miracle. scott, thank you very much. meteorologist christina loren joining us on set. i was in san francisco over the weekend, it was just hot. >> yeah. >> warm. >> nice out there going to be some of the best weather that we see in this city just about all year long. 80 degrees in san francisco today, headed toward some temperature recordsing going to be really nice, just about as nice here in san jose, although, let's face it we are used to the 80s this time of year, 5:14 now taking a live look at the shark tank, hopefully good news when it comes to our sharks pretty soon. 59 in san francisco, 59 in sonoma to start. the south bay, 53, comfortable conditions here in san jose this morning. so let's talk about our new sunrise and sunset. it is going to get darker early but also going to get lighter earlier, 6:38 a.m. is our new is up rise, which means we will be able to show you really pretty sunrise shots this morning, especially with offshore flow

pushing the marine layer out to sea. sunset time, keep this in mind:507 p.m., try to get your outdoor activities done early, the sun goes down much earlier now. sought clock on your future cast, 2 p.m. not expecting a whole lot of cloud cover throughout the day today, lots of sunshine and temp daughters this are pretty much close to where we end up in late august. look at these numbers, 81, fremont, 81 in oakland, 81, san rafael, 81, redwood city. meanwhile, 82 here in san jose, 80 in san francisco. let's talk about what's to come. you want to rock the vote tomorrow, weather is not going to keep you in. peak warmth, 86 degrees. wednesday, 73. we start to drop off the second half of wednesday into wednesday night. clouds increase. then thursday, it looks like thursday afternoon into thursday evening, start to get our first showers, look at the dropoff in your temperatures you almost a 30-degree drop between today and thursday. so you're going from summer straight back into winter-like conditions, 57 on thursday. that's it. showers early on friday.

system clears out for the weekend. comfortable conditions. probably is to use your heart if you haven't had to this fall season we get into the second half of this week. 5:16, check on your drive. good morning, mike. >> good morning, christina. great news there is going to be great weather for a voting tomorrow no excuses not to get out if you haven't voted already by absentee. the northbound route, your commute direction, the yellow through the south bay only dipping down to 60, not a major concern here. we will zoom in there is construction blocking your on ramp to southbound 880 from the alameda. el camino, highway 826789 going on for a while. jump up there and get on it coleman, travel south from there loop around if you get north, loop around begin. traffic is light in this area. heavier tonight, barbra streisand concert at hp pavilion, i call attention, a larger crowd, folks heading in for dinner, more congestion through the downtown area as well a smooth drive for 880. >> 680 through fremont, watching

central avenue, closed between logan and glenmore because of the overnight deadly the shooting, officer involved there bofbs the crew, the first on scene to tell us about that closure, use thorton to 880 now. hire is the 101,b was the crew, scene to tell us about that closure, use thorton to 880 now. hire is the 101, no slowing through the north bay and southbound commute. 5:17, to decision we go where one race is going from the campaign trail to the courtroom. oakland council member jane browner announcing yesterday she will sue opponent barbara parker for libel over a last-minute campaign mailer. both are running for oakland city attorney. ma parker's piece says browner has been suspended from practicing law by california state bar. browner says although she was inactive in the bar for several years, she was never suspended.

californians are facing big-time decisions here for many of them on election day here in the state. among the most con strollers, prop 34, i would would repeal that death penalty. political analysts say voters don't seem to know much about 34 focus instead on measures regarding tax increase and local state and nationwide elections. most recent polls show prop 34 slightly ahead here. innocence bay area's political analyst larry gerston says a long list of voters remain undecided. >> unfortunate that so many important issues like these are below the radar because, in fact, so many questions are put before the voters all at once. >> spores of prop 34 make their case saying getting rid of the death penalty would save the state more than $100 million. california has 728 inmates on death row, more than any other state. and only 13 inmates have actually been executed over the last 34 years. prop 34 opponents say the solution is to streamline the

appeals process. an nbc bay area investigation is raising questions about house to a suddens of names on our voter rolls. the reason, the names belong to dead people, some who are still vote egg. now, our investigation is prompting election officials to take a closer look at voter rolls. investigative reporter steven stock joins wuss details. >> reporter: we found more than 25,000 questionable voters on california's rolls. why? they share the same name, date of birth and zip code as someone who is dead. is it fraud? human error? a problem with the system? well, it appears the answer is all of the above. we compared the state's voter registration rolls to the u.s. social security master death index. we found thousands of questionable matches. and we confirmed dozens of those themes, names that should have been removed from the rolls. >> this is embarrassing.

>> reporter: steven weir is the contra costa county clerk and recorder. >> this is something we should have caught. >> reporter: we sent him a questionable names we found, names of people that appeared to have voted after their death. so, why are they there? weir says there could be several reasons. someone voted by mistake, a misplaced signature or his office simply did not check the rolls. >> if there is fraud taking place, it is anecdotal and family oriented it is family members voting other people's ballot. >> reporter: not just a problem here. this study di by the pew senter on the states found nearly 2 million dead people still on active voter rolls nationwide u >> it's actually hard to imagine this not occurring, given the fractured data that we have throughout this country. >> reporter: david becker supervises election research, analysis and reform efforts at the pew center on the state. >> this isn't a democratic problem, this isn't a republican problem, this is a problem for our system. >> reporter: we reached doubt several election supervisors here in the bay area and they

all confirmed finding dead people still on their rolls. tonight at 11:00, we will speak with a man whose wife remains on active voter rolls despite his attempts to notify the county that she's dead. we'll also break down the numbers for you, find out who else is still voting from the grave and take a closer look at voting systems that allow these mistakes to happen. that's coming up tonight at 11:00. i'm steven stock, nbc bay area news. >> very interesting. okay, thanks. it is 5:21 now, coming up, caught on tape, an amazing rescue off the coast of american. seven people, cluincluding two kids, pulled to safety after their boat overturns. we will have all the details next.

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welcome barks everybody, giving you a live look what's under way in new york city. yes that is rockefeller plaza, but it's being called democracy

plaza now in light of tomorrow's election. of course, we will have live complete coverage, in depth coverage of election day decision 2012 tomorrow, november 6th. 5:24. dramatic scene off the coast of marin county, seven people, including two kids, rescued after their boat overturned just north of point reyes. the coast guard says the 25-footnoter boat got caught in heavy surf and rolled over yesterday afternoon in bait. two children, both under 6 years old, were trapped inside the cabin in an air pocket. rescuers stood on the boat and talked to the kids as they were towed to shore. then the hull was cut open and the kids were safely removed. both were okay but very cold. >> the two children that were in the water the longest were transported by the petaluma ambulance paramedics to petaluma valley hospital to be treated for hypothermia. everybody was talking. they were alert. and the best of my knowledge, they were uninjured besides being in the water for an

extended amount of time. >> two adults were rescued from the water by helicopter. three others swam to shore. >> a scary scene there. young kids underneath that just trying to get out. good work there. glad everybody is safe. a k 25 now, meteorologist christina loren looking ahead. nice, warm temps to start the beek. >> going to be nice. warmer as we get into tomorrow. for today, still planning on touching on a few temperature records, if not smashing some at the coast. look how warm it's gonna be in san francisco, 80 degrees today, 82 in santa cruz, you will notice, just about uniform temperatures all across the board, ween all those microclimates out there, flow makes for uniform conditions. even warmer tomorrow and then temperatures tumble, we have got rain on the way. we will time it all out for you k a 25, get you back to work on a good note, more sunlight, over to you, michael? >> because of the time change,

allow that commute to adjust. this is the good one, you kind of get an extra hour, extra in quotes. looking here toward the eastshore freeway, no big drama now, westbound with all the headlights, moving smoothly, basically from the carquinez bridge to the bay bridge toll plaza, 18, 19 minutes at the limit here. look at the toll plaza itself, picking up more volume, more cars now metering lights yet, a minor wait for the cash lanes at the toll plaza. a look at your maps, westbound, the volume continues to build through the trivalley. slowing through that area. the dublin interchange, chp two reports, sounds like the same incident, west bound in your commute direction at 680, sounds like the center divide but chp has gyet to arrive on scene. city officials looking to make yard work a little quieter. the city council considering regulations for those noisy leaf brothers, all heard those. discussing today whether to impose a complete ban on those brothers or ban only those

blowers that exceed 65 decibels and definitely interrupt naps. current law in the city bans leaf brothers on sundays and holidays and requires them to be used only at low speed the rest of the time. those thing, personally, very annoying. >> well, somebody's got to be able to pick up the leaves though. >> how about a rake, the old school days? 5:27. still to come on "today in the bay," we continue to follow developing news a deadly officer-involved shooting, tying up traffic on a busy street in fremont. we will have a live report from bob redell.

a man completely naked chasing his wife with a knife shot and killed here in fremont. i'm bob redell. take you live to the scene, coming up. and arson investigators in contra costa couy on the scene of a suspicious overnight strip mall fire. i'm christie smith. coming up, i will tell you what unusual device they found at the

scene. and bay area microclimates, forget about them. today, 80s inland, bay side and at the coast, near record warmth and even warmer as we head into tomorrow. your full forecast in just moments. as we do tract impact of that overnight shooting, try to get to 880 in fremont, i have a new one at 880 as you're coming through hayward as well. how about a live look at the city by the bay all lit up on this monday, november 5th. this is "today in the bay." it is 5:30, good morning, everybody, thank you very much for joining us i'm john kelley. >> i'm marla tellez. laura garcia canson off today. we are following news in the east bay, an officer-involved shooting late last night is going to get in the way of this morning's commute for thousands of drivers in fremont. bob riddle is live along central avenue with why a naked man with

a knife is about to make a lot of people late for work today. bob, good morning. >> reporter: it was that the townhome a man was threatening his wife with a knife. she had been living there without her husband but instead, with a roommate. it was the roommate, also a woman, who called 911 around 11 to say this argument this altercation was going on. it was good timing police showed up when they did during their arrival, they say the man, completely naked, was chasing his wife out of the home with that knife. they say they told the man to stop, drop his weapon. when he refused, two officers shot him. the man, who was 37 years old from san jose, died later at a hospital. >> we are very lucky that she was able to get away, it happened so quickly. she was able to get out of that unit. officers arrived at the exact

time and she was not injured further. >> t rad >> reporter: the woman and the roommate were not physically hurt, but taken to the hospital for precaution. one officer with the police force three years, the other more than 20 years, paid administrative leave which is typical when you have an officer-involved shooting. could be time before they were able to reopen. right now, give the a block of central shutdown. starting at glenn more, where we are at, going one block that way toward logan. and it could be into the morning commute before that road, this road, is finally opened. live here in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." also new this morning, firefighters at this hour investigating an overnight fire at a shopping center in pleasant hill. they say this one was no accident. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live at the scene to show us what police found at the scene that make this one so very

suspicious. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, john. i just spoke with the arson investigator on scene and he tells me what they are doing right now is looking for an accelerant but they have narrowed down the area where this fire started, that is on the left side of the burn, a salon here. what they found outside was quite disturbing, what appears to be a moltov cocktail that did not explode. i spoke with that investigator, said where was this? he said it was right outside the frond front when they came here. at the scene of this single-alarm fire at a strip mall in pleasant hill, the 500 block of contra costa boulevard, started 11:15 last night and took about 20 minutes to knock down. of course, they are calling this one suspicious. >> the first arriving engine company came on the scene, seen heavy smoke from the front of the building. a sprinkler system was going off. made an day tack through the front. >> reporter: arson investigators

say he is looking for the evidence of curved, broken glass that might suggest there was a second bought that will may have exploded inside. can't tell me if he found that or not. there was a woman sleeping in a massage studio at the time. want to find out what she heard or saw by the time the arson investigator its got here, she had left. they also tell me new information that looks like the other adjacent buildings here, the salon and then this day spa here are fine. the fire did not spread. reporting live in pleasant hill, christie smith, "today in the bay." four people are dead and seven more hurt after a head-on car crash near sacramento it happened on interstate 5 in elk grove sunday. the sacramento bee reports the ford expedition was carrying nine people when it veered out of control and crossed the center divider, crashing into a honda accord. both cars flipped and people were thrown from both cars. the driver and two passengers in the ford and the driver of the

accord were killed. all of the hurt are in critical condition. a controversial new abortion law in arizona heading to federal court today. the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco will hear that issue today laut would make it a mismeaner arizona to perform abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. the aclu is fighting that ban which it says violates the federal precedent setback in 1973. an arizona judge upheld that law in july but the appeals court put it on hold while it hears the case. for the first time notice 77-year history, the workers at rayleigh's are on strike. workers walked off the job sunday morning at midnight. 7,000 workers at rayleigh's knob hill and bel-air markets are walking the picked lines. they say they cannot afford the benefit cuts management is demanding. >> families, fighting for our

medical sunday pace, holiday pace, wage freezes, we don't need that. >> management stays needs to cut costs because of the weak economy and competition from non-union stores such as walmart. it is 5:30 now, over the weekend, had to actually reneck my calendar, in fact it is november what is going on out there? 80s, some places close to 90s today? >> a little early christmas treat, those of how like the warmth, 5:36 now, going to be nice today, especially at the coast, have the day off, get off work early because you are up so early with us, might be a great day to sit out warm sands of santa cruz, 82 today. 60, stinson beach, take you to the south bay, temperatures mostly in the low 50s, a comfortable day the sun comes up earlier, 6:36 this morning, as that sun comes out it is going to start to warm us up right away, expecting full sunshine

off the bat, stop the clock at 3 p.m. mostly clear all the way from the start of the day until 3 p.m. maybe a little bit of cloud cover, pushing in that marine layer reforming, moving inland as we head throughout tonight. tomorrow, i think we are going to start out nice and warm, bring the temperatures up a touch warmer than today, just about as strong when it comes to high pressure, offshore flow strong. then an area of low pressure that drops our temperatures into the 50s, brings us significant rainfall. talk about that coming up. 84 today in liver more 81, fremont. not much difference in san francisco, 80 degrees, full-on sunshine throughout the day today and then pulling out that winter coat, a matter of 72 hours. take you to the forecast, seven day is ready to go first you can get you out the front door if that's where you're headed. spike here to help you out. a beautiful pitch but not if you are headed here to bay bridge. the stream of dale taillights, westbound, your commute kicking in. i have reports of a disabled

vehicle somewhere across the upper deck, i can't quite locate the flashing lights but i do see the slowing lights, that will mean metering lights likely turned on early as well. so far, none at the poll tom plaza but continue to track this show you what else is going on throughout the east bay, 880 southbound at winton avenue, hazard in your second and third lane, usually means debris, i haven't seen a lot of slowing heading south from san lorenzo to the san mateo bridge. watch around wenten, maybe traffic break the next few. take you for another look across the bay, 101 around candlestick, northbound reports of a minor accident there near the off-ramp. might see slowing as you are heading up into the city itself. so far, 101 and 280 looking like you're at the limit heading to san mateo and san francisco. back to you. a road-related story, great news for drivers this morning, gas prices continue going down. prices have already dropped nearly 21 cents the past two weeks according to the latest lundberg survey that shows the decline is compliments of a

seasonal drop in demand and lower crude oil prices. it predicts prices could fall another 10 to 20 cent he is in the very near future. always pleasant to hear. 5:39, some big-name politicians in the bay area today giving prop 30 a final push before election day. plus park the presidential candidates doing some last-minute hard-core campaigning. we will have a live report coming up next. ♪

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voting today. -year-old, we were at the board of elections, the line literally wrapped a large city block. three hours' wait? no problem. people were happy getting -- i talked to the guy on the back of the line, add smile on his face saying that he realizes ohio is an important vote. and the candidates realize it, too. it's why we are seeing them spend so much time at the last minute in this state. president obama was here in cincinnati, quite frankly, some of those people were probably still getting through the line last night, around then also today r today, both campaigns will be stopping in ohio, further north in klum bus. president obama this after the into. four hours later, governor romney there governor romney also made a last-minute bid for pennsylvania. pennsylvania's voted democratic for the last 20 years. governor romney there was in coal country yesterday. they were doing the electoral map, thinking that maybe one state now perhaps a battleground state, they think they can whip. >> all right, tracy po tracie p

thank you. more on the local scene, some big names politics will be out in san francisco today showing their support for proposition 30, which would prevent billions of dollars in cuts to education. governor jerry brown, senator dianne feinstein and san francisco mayor ed lee will be out, get voters ready for a ral think afternoon at the embarcadero. yesterday, teachers manning phone banks and they went door to door to encourage people to vote. lieutenant governor gavin newsom telling a crowd in fremont, the future of the state's public schools is on the line tomorrow. >> we can't afford to make these cuts to the most vulnerable. heck, i'm a democrat, like i imagine many of you, because we want to eliminate poverty, ignorance and disease. we have got to step up and step in and support proposition 30. >> prop 30 would increase income taxes on individuals who make more than $250,000 a year and it would also increase the sales tax. its rival measure, prop 38, raises income taxes on everybody and also funds education through

a new trust fund. now, if both pass, the proposition with the most votes would then become law. voters in richmond will decide this week whether to impose a tax on sugary drinks. measure n adds a one-cent per ounce tax on sodas and other high-sugar drinks. a typical can of soda will cost an additional 12 cents. a retired cardiologist and current richmond city council member proposed the measure and says it would fight childhood obesity. >> liquid sugar is the number one cause of childhood obesity. >> we have more respect for people and think people can make their own decision. >> the beverage industry has spent almost $275 noll defeat measure n. if it passes, measure n would be the first tax of its kind in the country. supporters say the money raised by the tax would be spent on youth athletic programs. we have all seen the devastation out there and election officials right now in the northeast scrambling just to

try to get things ready for tomorrow. in new york city power generators will be installed at voting stations in all the boroughs. election officials had to move on close nearly 60 polling locations due to sandy's aftermath and they are hopeful right now there will be no major disruptions during tomorrow's voting. this video into our newsroom this morning, new york city commuters trying to get back to work. city officials say it is going to be a tough right. they are not sure the transit system can handle the influx of passengers who were forced from their cars because of a fuel shortage. new york and other parts of the northeast are also bracing for more weather trouble, believe it or not. thousands are still without power and temperatures are dropping. temps were in the 30s in some places overnight. forecasters say a storm in the northeast could hit wednesday, bringing heavy winds, rain and possible flooding. >> yeah, that storm is gone, but

just month and months of recovery still ahead for those people out there we wish them well. big fund-raiser over the weekend for nbc. >> a lot of people turning out for that showing their support, a lot of local views, thank you everybody who did partake in that. we will be talking about this for months as marla pointed out. our neck of the woods, what we will be talking about this week in the water cooler, anyhow you can the warm to cool conditions, 30-degree dropoff from where we are starting the week, temperature-wise, to where we are headed to finish the week. a lot of rain on the way. temperatures this morning, nice and hide out there stinson beach, chilly, petaluma, 46, san francisco. expecting the most temperature separation, we get into the afternoon, no marine influence, offshore flow pushing that marine layer way out to sea, temperatures will be just about as warm in san francisco as what we are expecting in san jose today, 80s everywhere across the

board. 53 in san jose, high pressure the reason why move in the next 48 hours, bring us up to near record warmth today and tomorrow. we actually broke a record yesterday in santa rosa, only hit 81 yesterday, forecasting 87, the old record, 83, the average this time of the year trapp traditionally, you can see why we are expecting to break temperatures. 84 in livermore, just two degrees cooler in santa cruz, livermore, 82, 89, gilroy, 83 in los gatos. this time of year, whenever you get close to the 80s, we have the potential to break records, get closer to the 90s, we head through your tuesday. no excuse not to get out there and vote no rain to keep you indoors. rock that vote on super tuesday. 86, inland. 78, at the coast. look at the dropoff between tuesday and thursday. 30 degrees keerlt, 57, that's it on thursday.

56, bay side, 55 at the coast, with showers potentially measuring an inch of rain, even in san francisco. we wl talk more about that when the showers sprektsed to roll n i just want everyone to be aware, get that wardrobe ready, go from summer to winter as we head through the week. check on your drive right now. good morning, mike. >> good morning. good morning. back and forth, summer to winter, back and forth between the east bay and the city. looking over here toward the westbound commute here, the cash lanes, look at that, both sides the fast track starting to back up. may see the metering lights turn on early. between the toll plaz alexander at tunnel, going to look at this. san francisco side of the bridge, catch up with that west bound of these folks, after they get out of the tunnel, much bigger moving.

something slowing folks down through the tunnel. look farther south, 880 through fremont, a nice, size drive, picking up the volume a tad bit, no major slowing, a major concern for fremont, central avenue still closed, bob redell talking about the officer-involved shooting overnight, closed between logan and glenmore, 880, use fremont to thorton and head down there also, looking at the south bay, northbound 101, starting that first burst, just wanted to let you know it's there, even on a monday. the army staff sergeant accused of killing 16 people in afghanistan, including nine children is due to appear in a military courtroom today. staff sergeant robert bales expected to attend a hearing where prosecutors will lay out their case. bales accused of leaving his outpost in kandahar province and opening fire on afghan civilians in two villages back in march. if convicted, he faces the death penalty. justice and security minute

stressors meeting in rome to talk about global terrorism. interpoll, host the event, hope he is the gathering will lead to better cooperation in confronting violent criminal activities. the police organization is also looking to address human trafficking. as you head out door the this morning, take a look up, you might see a meteor. november is meteor season in the bay area. the torrid meteors will be the easiest to see between tonight and november 12th while the leonid meteors will be the easiest to see november 17th, but they are all active all month long. astronomers say the best viewing is several hours before sunrise. >> working this shift, perfect for us. >> look up on your way in. 5:50 now, coming up, the unexpected cost of the world series title, how this one is hurting many bay area schools. plus, favorite day for hackers, november 5th, today. ♪

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a glimmer of hope for nhl fans. the sharks could possibly be back on that ice some time soon following secret talks over the weekend it appears the league and the players association have enough common ground to continue those talks. tentative plan to meet in new york city again tomorrow. now the lockout has already ruined all hopes of a full 82-game season but a partial season is still possible at this point. games are canceled through the end of november, which has already passed. we are finding out the giants celebration parade is costing san francisco in more ways than one. it's also hitting schools. turns out more than 4100 students played hooky to attend that parade and celebrate the big victory, according to san francisco chronicle.

each of those students costs the district $38 in state funding. that adds up to a total loss of about $159,000. face bleaker get a reminder tomorrow morning it is time to vote scott mcgrew says that little reminder is very effective. >> the first time facebook tried it this time around there is a presidential election, hard to imagine anyone hasn't kind of noticed that tomorrow's election day. facebook will, we are told, naught reminder in your timeline and then you will be able to click i voted as well. that, too apparently is very effective, peer pressure works. pew internet life says 66% of american voters are on facebook. friday's job report, the last big economic report before the election seems to have gone largely ignored by politician and wall street. october's numbers show more people than expected able to land jobs, 171,000 not enough to

spark any big buying. restoration hardware did fairly well. here they are on friday. the company went public, technically for the second time. shares jumped about 35%. and lastly, it's the fifth of november. on this date back in the 1600, guy faulkes tried to blow up english parliament and also a day some english hackers choosing as a hacking day a lot of websites under hack attacks this morning, why guy fawkes day, i don't know. 5:55 now. toss over to christina loren and show the beautiful monday. >> you know why it's beautiful day, look at this, sunlight that the very early hour, 5:55, already starting to see that first appearance, we head throughout the morning, new sunrise, 6:38, after the time change, sunset. 5:07 p.m. that means any sort of outdoor activities, jogging, hiking,

biking, get it done early, the sun down earlier, dark earlier. 84 in livermore, 80, san francisco. near record warmth again tomorrow, then the rain moves in. time it out for you. k a >> mean's a lot of folks flooding out of the office once it gets dark, changing the evening commute. right now, changing the morning commute, we talked about early start to the backup, early metering lights because of slow and disabled vehicle cleared from the span. the map, slow from the bay bridge toll plaza but not the eastshore freeway yet, starting to see those speeds dip a bit. 101 approaching candlestick. earlier, details from chp. a garbage truck is on fire north bound as you get toward the off-ra off-ramp, you have a couple lanes blocked. once you are north of there, 1901/280 interchange, you are

smooth. it is 5:57. still ahead, our election coverage continues, including details of the local race that could end up in court. all right. this is a rally going on, jeb bush right now, out there talking to people r, rallying t troops, trying to get support there for mitt romney. keep you posted on this. the election day, as we all know tomorrow. make sure you get out and vote. ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring together natural ingredients, there for mitt romney. with toasted oats,ocol

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bullets fly as police shoot and kill a naked man with a knife on a major fremont thoroughfare. the aftermath from a deadly standoff that could make you late for work this morning. plus, a fire bombing investigation as a strip mall goes up in flames in the east bay. and one final hurdle as presidential nominees wrap