just in, new video after an explosion and fire at an oklahoma factory. firefighters have backed off this morning letting the fire burn itself out. the latest details neck. >> san jose remove as crosswalk from a busy street in front of a middle school. outraged parents demanding action. >> the plans to close the golden gate bridge for an entire weekend. >> right now we'll take you live to the other picturesque bridge. digital video does that. yes. it's modern times. there we go. we straighten it out, all in focus. that is your bay bridge, ladies and gentlemen, on this thursday, september 19th, this is "today in the bay."

even the camera's waking up. >> exactly. we like to work out the kinks early. the beginning of the show. 4:31. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. there is a lot to get to. let's check the forecast, not with meteorologist christina loren but rob mayeda. >> off to a cool start around bay area. you'll certainly want the jacket as you head out the door with 40s and 50s. but t shirt weather. the warmest. 80s in san jose, low 90s inland today but we're going to see big changes tomorrow into the weekend. look at that, a chance of showers on saturday. >> 90s, shower, we got it all. not a lot, though, for fremont, 880 that's a good slow past the truck scales. on the maps we show the same area, southbound the commute direction with the arrow,

northbound, you saw the light traffic flow. it's 60 there. same for 680 into sunol. it's south 680, reports of a crash there around bernard avenue. things are moving to the shoulder. we're getting more details from the police and chp. sounds like a big rig is involved. there is more of a chance of lanes being blocked. i'll bring you the updates. >> thank you, mike. we have breaking news where firefighters are on the scene of a factory explosion outside of oklahoma city. officials say the two explosions happened at the danlinfa silt, a chemical plant near the town of thomas outside of oklahoma city. this is actually live pictures of the sight. officials have evacuated the surrounding areas, they don't know what caused the fire or the explosions that happened. more than eight hours ago.

this thing has gotten time to burn itself out. crews say it's still too dangerous to go close so they are letting it burn out. no injuries have been reported. >> closer to home parents in a south bay neighborhood upset this morning after the city remove as crosswalk from in front of a middle school. months ago san jose decided to remove the crosswalk even though it ran up to burnett middle school. this is a dangerous intersection that's had a list of accidents back in may, 12-year-old danl funk was hit by a truck after school. he was thrown about 145 feet, he still has a limp and some scars from that accident. daniel was in a crosswalk when he was hit. now that crosswalk is simply gone. the city narrowed the lanes and the street and put in a bike lane to try to slow traffic but the issue here remains. the lack of that crosswalk. daniel's father and other neighbors they are urging the

city to put the crosswalk back in. >> you can't leave this kind of chaos going and just every morning roll the dice and hope everything comes up aces. >> san jose city council man says he will try to push the department of transportation to put that crosswalk back in. >> investigators are expected to return to an upscale neighborhood in san ramon where a man was arrested after shooting at sheriff deputy who is had come to his foreclosed home. two deputies and a property manager went to the home in the north canyon estates in san ramon to evict a man yesterday. deputies say the man locked himself inside and fire add gun through the door. the property manager was hit in the leg. some neighbors were evacuated. >> you imagine this could happen but foreclosure happen everywhere. you have to deal with it. you can't do stupid things like this. >> authorities used tear gas to force the man out of his home.

he is now in jail. >> the city of los gatos cracking down on gun shops. the town council approving new regulations restricting where gun stores operate. the rules state gun dealers must get an annual permit, and stores must be at least 250 feet away from youth oriented businesses, schools, churches, parks and government buildings. these rules are the result of public outcry that started in december when templar sported opened up. it does not comply with the new rules but a space across the street does. templar has four years to either change locations or stop selling guns. >> a teen injured in a crash that killed two of his friends is expected to finally leave the hospital. 15-year-old joseph has been recovering at valley medical center for more than a month following the august 10th crash.

the teen was in a car with four other friends when the driver lost control, slammed into a tree. joseph was pinned under the car with serious leg injuries. he is able to use a wheelchair and hopes to walk soon. helping joseph in his recovery, usc heaven eweight champion cane velasquez. >> if you are heading out to watch the a's quest for the division title pack patience to go along with all of that pennant fever. starting tonight like at the airport fans have bags searched and pockets emptied before walking through a metal detector this part after new league-wide mandate that will be in effect at all major league baseball games. the a's, they are saying jump in, rumming fans allow a lot of time, extra time there, to enter that park before the first pitch. >> it's not over. a long way from over.

oracle team usa skipper is saying as his team is on the brink of elimination. strong winds kept the team from competing a second race. new zealand won the first race of the day. now has an 8-1 lead in the cup. one more win and the kiwis take home the title. you can see the races here on nbc bay area starting at 1:00, before that catch "days of our lives" and "bethenny." >> 4:37. christina loren is off, rob sin for her. what's happening? >> outside this morning we're off to kind of a chilly start. we don't have patchy low clouds or fog. our temperatures in the 40s from santa rosa to half moon bay. clear skies out on the coast and that sea breeze will be picking up as we go through the afternoon. notice right now not a lot of wind, we're seeing a southeast breeze into san francisco, for

the america's cup today is it going to get above 20 knots? it doesn't look like that. it look likes we're going to see 15 to 20-mile-per-hour winds for the better part of the early afternoon so it looks a little more favorable to get the races in as we go through the afternoon. out at the ballpark, a's game after 7:00, we'll see 70s around first pitch time. 60s as the game goes on. earlier in the day oakland should see a high of close to 80. 78 in san francisco. mid 80s in san jose. 90ness land and this the warmest day over the next few days because look how the temperatures drop, and more than dropping temperatures, dropping raindrops. north of san francisco, friday night into early saturday, big change in temperatures. much cooler start to the weekend as fall begins officially on sunday. mike. >> you know what, we're looking toward the bay bridge, little flashing lights approaching treasure island. and you lose one lane and the

off ramp. no big surprise in traffic. just slows in the area. people expect this from san francisco into oakland. the upper deck smooth into the city. the east shore and the maze all smooth at the limit. we have slowing in both directions southbound, was slowing now starting to clear up heading through downtown and north up to about fifth and broadway. they may be moving because we see this starting on the northbound side. the rest of 880, as well as 580 westbound, moving nicely. reports of that crash i told you about, sounds like there may be a second crash starting to form, a big rig involved and maybe four other vehicles. we're still getting details as they have just arrived on the scene. we see slowing through pleasanton. the northbound, southbound 101, not a lot to speak of.

past the bridge and all the way into san francisco, via the kbg bridge. >> right now a live look at the golden gate bridge. we can tell you the golden gate bridge authority voting on whether to close the bridge for a weekend next year to install a movable median barrier. if approved it would be the first time in the history of the golden gate bridge that it's been shut down for more than just a few hours. since 1971, 36 people have died in crashes on the bridge, 16 of those were head-on collisions that could have been prevented bay median. the district has lowered the speed limit and hiked speeding fines. >> the california public utilities commission is expec d expected -- among proposed regulations strict insurance policies, background checks for drivers, a driver training program and zero tolerance for

drugs and alcohol. taxi drivers complained the ride sharing services are taking away services. the services say they already follow most of the proposed regulations. >> what i have figured south i don't understand the mustaches but i know it matches your dress. >> maybe we should hail one. >> put the lipstick on. perfect. 4: 4:41. a little hands on safety training. what one airline is doing to try to make the skies safer. >> apple's new iphone and its operating system. >> we have new images just in of a deadly crash between the commuter train and a bus in canada. what investigators are saying happened in the seconds leading up to this deadly crash.

4:44. emergency workers in ottawa are working as we speak to try to move a partly derailed commuter train that collided with a double-decker bus. that collision killed six people, injured 30 others. still not clear what caused the bus to smash through the crossing barrier during yesterday's morning rush. it was the second major rail

incident in canada in less than three months. in july a train carrying oil derailed and exploded in a small town near quebec, killing 47 people. this morning the nation's capitol hearings on last year's deadly benghazi attack picking up. today the house oversight and government reform committee reviewing the attack on the u.s. consulate and asking what it is calling unanswered questions. among those testifying admiral mike mullen t vice chairman of the benghazi accountability review board, the chairman of that board former ambassador thomas pickering will be testifying. bay area native and u.s. ambassador christopher stevens and three other americans all died in that attack. >> the washington navy yard is open for business again this morning, most workers will be allowed to return for work today even as questions remain about how a shooter was able to get in and whether gun control laws would have made a difference. the building where contractor aaron alexis shot and killed a

dozen people on monday is still closed, so is the gym in which the fbi is using as a base. the veterans administration revealed it treated alexis for insomnia but never for mental illness. they say reports of his paranoia never made it up the chain. the >> what should have been done, wasn't done, should have been more done. >> there is no reason to believe that any kind of background check would have stopped this tragedy. >> a large rally for gun control is set for later this morning on capitol hill. >> tough news hitting people working for wells fargo in san francisco. that company announcing it's about to lay off hundreds of employees. seema mody is live right now and has of course all of the details on wells fargo's troubles and the rest of the news. good morning. >> good morning. cnbc confirmed wells fargo plans

to cut mortgage related jobs on top of the 3,000 announced last month. the move comes as refinancing slowed as rates have risen and new home sales failed to offsthaet decline. they will try to find other positions for as many people as possible. a look at markets, futures are higher after stocks rallied on wednesday following the fed's surprise decision not to cut back on its bond buying which has helped keep interest rates low. the dow hitting all time highs, the nasdaq at a 13-year high. we good data on unemployment, existing home sales and manufacturing and in terms of the specific moves on the down, 147-point gain, the nasdaq adding 38. the news you can expect extra cash next year. a new survey finds employers plan to dole out raises average

be about 3% in 2014, that matches average salary increases in the past two years. 4% of companies say they aren't planning to boost pay. top executives will receive the biggest bonuses equal to about 42% of their annual salary. >> always like to hear more money flowing. thank you. >> here is something if you get a chance look up as you head out the door. >> inspiring. >> it's still dark out, you might catch a glimpse of the harvest moon. it's the full moon that follows closest to the autumnal equinox, helping us ring in the start of fall which happens i think this weekend on sunday. >> i love that. >> i know. >> that's the move. 4:48. rob sin for christina telling us a cool start out there. >> it is feeling more like autumn or early start in the bay area. you have morning temperatures in the 40s, 57 san jose, 56 in san

francisco. not much wind right now. we'll see a hint of a sea breeze later on. with the clear skies like sleeping without a blanket our temperatures for the morning are chilly. 40s and 50s, but a warm afternoon ahead. mostly clear skies. then later tonight we'll see clouds approaching on the north bay shore and then spreading across bay into friday. but we have bigger changes up stream. a system that looks like something you would expect in late october coming towards the bay area during the day tomorrow. this cold front will drop far enough south that especially for areas in the north bay late tomorrow night into the start of the weekend we will see a chance of some showers moving into the bay area. this is 4:00 tomorrow. giving you a sneak preview, we'll see the best chances of rain north bay, this is saturday morning, then for midday saturday perhaps a few showers into the south bay. you see the projection.

perhaps just enough to wet the ground around the south bay where you may see more substantial rain on friday night into early saturday morning. don't worry about rain today. you can take the up iss eis. dress in layers, mid 80s, 90s south of downtown so toasty around morgan hill and the tri-valley should see temperatures close to the low 90s, then much cooler as you approach the weekend. the wind should behave enough for the two america's cup races. upper 80s around the north bay and then turning a lot cooler, by thursday afternoon, you can see we've got temperatures in the 90s, friday 10 degrees cooler and another 10 degrees cooler for the start of the weekend. plan on dusting off the umbrellas. we'll stay cool into the beginning of next week.

>> thank you. it's 4:50. those new iphones roll out tomorrow. it's not just the apple fans, bay area police department they think the new security features will make those smart phones less attractive to thieves. the software comes with an activation lock. it makes it nearly imfootball have thieves clear out information and sell it. >> two out of three robbers in this city involve a mobile phone. we made more robbery arrests than narcotics for the first time in my 30-plus years. >> i could take your phone, plug it in, wipe it, then sell it. with this activation loss feature you can't. it requires them to type in 4 pass word to get any access to it. >> the ios-7 also is available

on older phones. >> there are plenty of ways to pass the time waiting for yo your -- several passengers will have the opportunity to receive hands on cpr training this afternoon. the training is in direct response to a 43-year-old passenger who went into cardiac arrest on september 9 and was resuscitated by a police officer with the help of two good samaritans. the training runs from noon to 5:00 p.m. >> very productive. much better than buying all of that stuff. >> 4:52. great expectations coming up. what one star hopes will happen. >> partiers trash the home of a stanford grad. how he is fighting back.

>> looking live, the san jose smooth. we'll look at one of our popular crossings.

welcome back on a thursday morning. a former member of the raiders and stanford alum launching his own investigation into a party that trashed his house. >> over labor day weekend about

300 teens broke into brian holloway's vacation home and had a party. holloway found out via twitter. the teens caused $20,000 in damage. he is posting pictures on line hoping to identify some of the teens. the offensive lineman played for the l.a. raiders in the late 1980s. >> he didn't even get an invite. a new member of the golden state warriors shooting for the stars when it comes to the upcoming season. seth curry said he wants the warriors to win 50 games but new warrior andre said he is shooting for bigger and better. last station he helped the nuggets win a franchise best 57 ball games. the warriors, they fire up training camp in a week and a half. a lot of young guys. got a new guy in the mix. could be good. i'm shooting for 60.

>> i thought you were really shooting. >> old man. hurt myself. >> let's toss it over to mike. >> an easy drive through san mateo bridge, we move to the maps you see the area on the east bay, both approaches moving smoothly. we have this crash at south 680 yet. the latest is you have your slow lane blocked by this crash. >> thank you. >> it's 4:57. the bay area police department that is going high tech will predict where crime is going to happen.

>> reporter: after a peninsula custodian was convicted of sexual misconduct with a student, one school district may change the way it trains staff to look for abuse and neglect. i'll have that story coming up.

>> reporter: a crackdown on gun shop owners in the south bay. that story coming up. >> we've got chilly temperatures to start off your morning, 40s and 50s. dress in layers, we have 90s in the afternoon forecast. a look at that straight ahead. >> we're looking at a crash involving a big rig, may be a couple of other vehicles. we'll give you the update and the slowdowns. >> a live look outside this now thursday morning. weight for the sun's arrival. cooler if you're heading out the door early. but you can shed that jacket, thursday, september 19th, this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning everybody. we get to our top story. los gatos making major changes to the zoning laws for gun