across a basketball court. we're live with new details up next. >> we're watching a cool start to the morning and the day could finish with some early fall rain showers heading toward the bay area. we'll have a look at the changes in the forecast coming up. >> and i'm watching our live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. we see a crash at the edge of the screen. i'll track this and let you know how it's affecting your drive coming up. >> a live look at die hard apple fans waiting in line for new iphones. they are dedicated. it's friday, that's a good news. september 20th, this is "today in the bay." 6:00. good friday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. an update to breaking news in san francisco where a rooftop search for a bank burglary suspect is over after he fell

into an apartment. christie smith is live at the scene. you saw police put that man in handcuffs. >> reporter: that happened about with an hour ago. when it comes to this story you don't hear things like this often. their bank robbery suspect they were looking for up on the rooftops fell through the roof and that's how they nabbed him. i want to step aside so you can see the street is back open here on san bruno avenue. they were looking for a man in black after a silent alarm was tripped about 4:00 this morning. that suspect finally brought down and taken into custody a while later. police tell us the man was spotted on a security system inside the bank of america with a crow bar in his hand. firefighters brought out a long aerial ladder truck as they believed he was hopping from rooftop to rooftop. they closed down the street and police went up looking for him. they brought in a dog. on the third roof they found

him. >> we eventually found the suspect on top of one of the roofs, a couple buildings away from bank of america where he eventually fell through the roof top of that building and we were able to capture him and put him in custody. >> reporter: police tell us that so far they haven't found a weapon, a gun, but they did locate the crow bar. they don't know if cash was taken. the suspect was not hurt in all of this. at this point they are taking a close look at that to see if anything is out of place, anything is missing. i asked one offer his opinion on this and he said hey, i don't really know what the guy was thinking. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith action "today in the bay." we're also following a developing story in chicago where a 3-year-old boy right now is in critical condition after being shot in the face.

and 12 others including two teenagers also injured after a late night shooting spree at a basketball court. the chicago police department says the victims range in age from that 3-year-old up to a 41-year-old. a witness telling the "chicago sun-times" men showed up and started shooting from a gray sedan before shooting toward cornell square park and firing at people in that area. the park now we can tell you is on chicago's southwest side. marla tellez joining us from our newsroom. she has all of the ongoing details. good morning. >> i'm happy to report the 3-year-old boy is doing well, believe it or not, after being shot in the jaw. he made it through plastic surgery and is doing well with his family by his side. here is a picture, little dyante howard. he was with his mother when the gunman let loose. his uncle tells the "chicago sun-times" dread lock men shot

at him before opening fire on this large group of innocent people. at least ten ambulances responded to the scene. witnesses say at least 20 shots were fired. >> i think it was like ak, a lot of shots, got to be careful. keep the kids safe. >> the boy's uncle telling the paper, quote, they have been coming around for -- coming around here looking for people to shoot every night just gang wanging stuff. it's what they do. end." police say they do in fact believe this latest shooting is gang related. three people are listed in critical condition, the 10 others in serious to fair. out of the 13 shot 10 are male. gun ivens violence is starting to be a problem last year. police say they stepped up efforts this year, they put morf

officers on the police, paying more overtime and they say homicides are down 23% in 2013. compared to last year. >> and that shooting, mala, in chicago just one of two nationwide this week alone. investigators in washington, d.c. are still trying to determine what prompted a man to kill 12 people at a navy yard. law enforcement sources tell "the washington post" they are investigating whether a worklace issue sarked the killing. the post rarts that people who worked with aaron were concerned about his job performance. nbc news has not independently verified the report in the post but we should point out director of the fbi tells nbc news alexis began shooting on the fourth floor with no discern tabl patterns, moving without any direction or a purpose. the oakland police

department will hold a graduation ceremony for their second graduating close. the force is still under staffed. the oakland police department has 116 officers, down from a high of 836 officers back in 2008. the police department just received a federal grant that will pay for 10 more officers. some neighborhoods are paying for their own private security to patrol the streets. it is now hired to patrol the oakland hills so people can have some peace of mind. >> just the need for the people. they want to come out, walk the dog. >> city of oakland says money from the federal grant for more officers will last three years. after the city will have to come wake-up the money on its own. >>it's the weekend, and here is now apple diehard fans celebrate. they wait in line, lay on hard

streets. we have video with a look at that apple store in los gatos. surprisingly apple co-founder steve wozniak will not wait people in the apple lines. he says he is too tired this time. apple fans, they gathered in new york city. in front of that glass cube at apple's flag ship store. you can see the store had to set up ropes to keep order there. the apple craze sweeping not only the nation but the planet. this is in beijing, people in the apple store in london as well. it's a big party. feel the fever. the first person in line says he had been waiting since tuesday. congratulations. we'll have team coverage of the apple hype and all of the magic

with scott mcgrew and bob redell at 6:15. >> look at the flash bulb. >> a lot of people waiting in line. you can buy them online as well. a little cooler, this is the last friday of summer. >> that's right. >> that hurts. >> especially when you see where the forecast was going. but if you like the changes of the weather t feeling of fall, you've got that this morning. mainly clear in san jose but our temperatures are chilly. 58 in san jose. 56 in san francisco. one of the changes the low clouds coming wack in and a stronger sea breeze. later on in the north bay as we head toward your evening commute, maybe toward 7:00 starting to see areas of rain and we'll see more of that pushing into the south bay into tomorrow morning.

the temperatures we're not going to see 90s, upper 70s to low 80s inland by 3:00 and then things cool off quickly into the evening if the winds coming in off the ocean. so cooler finish, then a chance of showers to kick off the weekend. mike. >> we like the clearing trend. we haven't had that. looking to the bay bridge, we had a crash, now at the very bottom lower left-hand corner of your screen. now it's cleared from the area. there is a backup that formed as that -- double-check, i used our emeryville camera. i do see that is moving despite the fact our digital camera, the fact track and cash, we see there is a little slowing in the area, nothing severe. it's friday. the maze moves lightly. east shore the same. livermore, dublin, even highway

4 you could slow traffic. looking to the south bay, very light as well. a live look at oakland where the 880 crossing at high street, that had a crash but we don't see flame. a hit and run there may be activity on the shoulder as far as paperwork goes. >> it's 6:10. coming up two shooting victims found in a car in san francisco. why police had to use pepper spray. >> we'll continue your coverage all of those from sydney to tokyo to sydney to the mall. a spin on the wheel of misfortune. helping out a contestant whose flub cost him a shot at a million bucks. unbelievable.

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i want to get you up to speed on the top stories. police in san francisco arresting a burglary suspect after chasing him from rooftop to rooftop early this morning. officers believe that man tried to break into a bank of america on san bruno avenue in the bay view district. then got stuck out on a roof. he eventually then fell through a weak spot right into an apartment before he was taken away in handcuffs. >> also in san francisco, police investigating a shooting that killed a man and injured a woman. officers say they had to use pepper spray to disperse a crowd of people at the scene. no word on suspects. >> tropical storm manuel has now killed a total ofvid 97 people n in mexico. also 68 people are missing after the massive landslide near the pacific coast. the storm has been pounding the region with heavy rain and flooding now for days.

>> happening now, people all over the world waiting in line to get their hands on the precious new iphone 5-c and 5-s. >> the fever sweeping the globe. that may be fading a little this time. we have a live look outside the apple store in palo alto. a decent crowd. not as big as the ones we've seen in the past. >> scott mcgrew joins us live. you told people there was no need to light up over night but they did it. >> right. the iphone 5-s that presumably everyone is lining up for went on sale on the internet at midnight and apple is promising delivery in a few days. it's only if you really, really want the phone right now you line up. you heard folks in tokyo getting their phones and lining up and holding up their steve jobs pillows. apple not giving us a specific number how many will be available. in the past you have been able

to come in during your lunch hour. out of australia, folks getting their phones as well. the iphone 5-c has been available for preorder for about a week now. if you ordered one of those they will hand you one today. apple did not make the s available with that preorder. i have to believe that apple can generate the optics. he joins us live from downtown palo alto. >> reporter: yeah, there are quite a lot of optics behind me. here we are in the corner that leads up to the apple store. you're looking at the end of the line. so my guess at least ten people here. if you go to the end of the line those are people showing up now. these are probably what time did you show up? mid night so 2:00 in the morning. some 2 in the morning. why did you have to be here so early when you can get it later in the day? >> just wanted to get it first day and you know, hanging out

with these people. i don't even know them. fun. >> are you like friends now? >> yeahlúm sure. >> big hug. see, that's why people wait in line. this person is waiting so they can catch up on newspaper reading. doing that for quite a while. a long time. we have people waking up. here they were playing cards earlier, now all getting their starbucks and that sort of thing. are you regulars when it comes to waiting for the new iphones? is this something you normally do? why? >> we just like it. >> all right. here's somebody who got their donut who is waking up. i don't want to interrupt them. what are you looking forward to on the new iphone? >> fingerprint scanner. also a faster processor, scott, the camera can take slow-mo video and burst mode and comes

in the color gold. if you look down there, excuse me, where the lights are, that's where the front of the store is. gives you an idea how long the line is. these people though the store opens at 8:00 they probably aren't going to get their hands on. they have to process through everybody. you got at least i'm going to guess 200 in line. some since monday morning. this person wrapped up in a bag. they can be dragged to the front of the store. very convenient. >> thank you. of course you can find smaller lines outside at&t verizon even better the store that does have iphones but doesn't open early. now they have opened the westfield mall in san jose so people could be in line there. here is a picture from a viewer. christine and her friend. it's much better to camp inside. you are not getting anything past christine.

apple shares tendm+ñ to sink a announcement of a new phone. because you can't get a good measure ofa!3x sales waysed on lines. we need sales data to really understand what's good or bad. here is a sobering statistic. when iphone 5 went on sale apple was trading at $700 a share. today apple will open at $472. what a difference a couple of months makes. to be honest it's not the sales at the mall that count. it's china. the iphone 5-c was for china, china, when we get that, that's what owe zbho that will be interesting to see. >> cold hard reality. 6:18 now. kind of chilly out. christine is off. good to be decent day, right? >> a little cooler than yesterday for sure. we're going to see one of the reasons we've got the low clouds across the bay with maybe some

mist. our temperatures are philly, 40s and 50s. unlike the 40-degree warm-up in the north bay, we're talking temperatures mainly in the 60s and 70s around the bay. an all-day sea breeze this morning. we'll see how things behave at 1:15 this afternoon. we think the winds will be close to the limit for the america's cup race early in the afternoon. by< the evening, oakland, partl cloudy, cooler day in the east bay. highs generally close to 70 in oakland. if the game goes on, bundle up as the clouds continue to fill in. looks like we fast forwarded into october. we got the system approaching the coast. eventually some rain for the north bay. roblly as early as the evening commute. the rest of the bay area, some areas of light showers, maybe a brief burst of moderate showers for the hill top saturday afternoon. sunday, clear our skies but but feel chilly out as we get

through the weekend. the highest rain totals for the first system ofmy september, probably .1 inch but the north bay in sonoma county may get a quarter inch. 78 in san jose. 70s near 80 around pleasanton. 60 san francisco. mid 70s in the north bay. you hook at the high, cooler with mostly cloudy conditions. the stafrt the weekend, the second half it new bad. at 8:00 officially sunday evening fall begins. >> i'm going to wait for it and watch the clock change. watching the change for the colors. we go to orange, north 880, slow, a burst of traffic. i chicagoed cameras and where we see the blitz just a start of your commute. then it simmers down. that should be clear by now.

and this west 237 approaching 101 at matilda. expecting the slow lane. i have not seen slowing so watch. two to get by. we have a comedy festival at 5:00 p.m. so there will be traffic. hab stop in. looking here west 92 off of san mateo bridge, reports of an earlier rock about the size of a basketball from the reports. we're watching no more reports of issues but we have silliness to the chp. not a concern, 16 miles per hour. a look at the approach off 92. the volume starts to build off of the san mateo bridge. a smooth flow all the way over to the peninsula. across from the north bay, an easy drive. good flow of traffic into the city and this being a friday

we'll see this start to bump up. getting close to the noon a lot of folks head in- from the goldn gate bridge. and here a nice view across the span. back to you. >> it's still shiny and bright. thank you. 6:22. coming up, the mispronunciation become as million dollar mistake no. one goes home amity handed. a little bit of redemption coming up next. [ mom ] in my family, we're big cereal lovers.

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welcome back everyone. lock at that sunrise over the south bay this morning. the last day of summer. >> the friday before it. >> had a great one. fall around the corner. >> take it in. inhale it. >> pumpkins, the festivals. >> you are doing christmas. always planning ahead. may not abmillion bucks but a little redemption for that wheel of fortune guy who blew a shot at a mountain of cash incorrectly pronouncing the answer to a puzzle earlier this week. >> i'm going to solve. corner curio cabinet. >> that big pause. what did you say? the bow tie looks good. >> poor guy. he had a shot at a million

dollars if he could only solve the puzzle. he didn't win but he did gain national attention. late night host jimmy fallon invited him onto last night's show. check this out. >> corner curio cabinet. >> yes! >> boom. nailed it. >> oh, yeah. >> what did jimmy give him a million bucks? >> no. let's see if you see it here. he got -- >> your own corner curio cabinet. >> his own corner curio cabinet. >> i didn't know that's what they call that thing. >> there it is. >> wow. jimmy fallon goods. enjoy it. probably feeling good. i didn't care about the million dollars. i got a jimmy fallon mug. >> you see how well he enunciated it. >> we're told that on the show the guy admitted he was so nervous because pat sayjack is a

legend. >> still ahead, the showdown over a possible government shutdown happening on capitol hill. we're going to tell you who will be affected if congress can't come up with an agreement within 11 days. ahead in a live report from washington, d.c. >> plus, a young toddler among the victims of an overnight shooting in chicago. details as police continue their search for the shooting suspect. >> taking a live look outside, golden gate bridge. a beautiful start to our last day -- last friday of summer. >> effervescent that shot. >> a lot more news ahead. [ wind howling ]

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thank you, gentlemen. and also then we flip the script. doubling your pleasure, over to the nasdaq. they have their own unique bell. >> a little confetti. >> all about the good vibrations. you know why, they are applauding? it's friday, september 20th, this is "today in the bay." >> a little more festive at the nasdaq talking about the dollars. good morning. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we've got an update to a developing story we're following in chicago. three-year-old is in critical condition after being shot in the face. 12 others including two teens also injured after a late night shooting spree at a basketball court. chicago police department says the victims range in age from 3 years old to 33 years old. a witness tells us "chicago sun-times" his 3-year-old nephew

was shot in the cheek by men in a gray sedan, then turned to the park and started firing at people in the area. the park is on chicago's southwest side. right now that toddler said to be in critical condition, three others in serious condition. the rest of the victims including both teenagers are in good or stable condition. the shooting appears to be gang related but they have not released descriptions of the suspects. marla tellez gathering new information. she'll have a live report. >> to capitol hill where we are now about 11 days from a possible government shutdown. today house republicans meeting to discuss their strategy on that debt limit and the republican controlled house could vote this morning on a plan that would defund obama care and continue funding the government until 10 days before christmas. senate majority leader harry reid calling that vote a, quote, waste of time because the measure stands no chance in the senate which is controlleded by

democrats. tracie potts joining us live from washington, d.c. right now. and tracie, what will happen if congress does not act by september 30? >> reporter: if this vote doesn't go through today, jon, and they can't come wake-up a way to come wake-up a budget or extend the current budget, past september 30, then the government goes into shutdown mode and it will go into that mode within a half a day, so by october 1 at noon, the government will be in shutdown mode. and here's what that means. there will be a delay in processing federal benefits. service cuts for military veterans. no processing passport applications. data delays for economic data, you know the jobless numbers and other things we bring to you on a monthly, sometimes weekly basis. national parks, they will get shut down f. you plan a vacation you might want to pay attention to what's going on. and several other things as well. like medicare, new applications, new applications for student loans, you won't see those get processed quickly.

interestingly, there are some things that won't be affected. your mail won't be affected. that's a different budget area altogether. social security checks, they won't be affected. lots of seniors will be happy to hear. that by the way, pay for congress, it won't be affected either. >> of course not. maybe hopefully pressure will push them into acting. tracie potts, thank you. >> 6:33 a. former san mateo county probation chief found guilty of possessing child pornography will be sentenced this morning. 62-year-old stewart james forest was arrested inhe december afte the postal inspection service reported he possessed hundreds of images on his computer. forest claims he bought child pornography to do research for his job. he faces up to three years and eight months in prison and will have to register as a sex offender. >> george shirakawa jr. wants new charges dismissed.

shirakawa now facing a false impersonation charge for allegedly sending a phony campaign mailer insulting a city council candidate back in 2010. today a judge holding a hearing on shirakawa's request to dismiss that charge. earlier this year you may recall shirakawa admitted to misusing public funds. he then resigned from the board of supervisors. >> limousine describe group is urging governor brown to veto a bill to require all limos have emergency exits. they wrote to the governor to protest that bill saying the standards for the new exits are not clearly defined and the time table is unrealistic. the bill cleared the legislature and is;kú awaiting the governo signature. the bill comes in response to the deadly limo fire earlier this yir. five women died when flames blocked the doors at the back of the limo. another bill requiring safety inspections on limos that carry

fewer than nine passengers also on its way to the governor's desk. >> hopefully that will make a difference. 6:35. let's get it over to rob in for christina. a good looking sun rise. >> in the south bay pretty nice. a little chilly right now. you can see a few fingers of low clouds filling into the south bay now. most of the low clouds on the coast around san francisco where it's 57. 58 in san jose, mid-40s to start off in the north bay. the sea breeze off to an early start. it's going to increase for the afternoon and we'll see those onshore winds pull in low clouds. some rain producing clouds showing up, possibly as early as late this afternoon and evening. north of the golden gate and this will push into the south bay by tomorrow morning. so today's highs no 90s on the board, mainly 60s and 70s across the bay area. 78 in san jose. low 80s south of downtown, 60s for san francisco. that's a drop from near 80

yesterday. 72 today in oakland. so a cooler finish to the work week. all leading up to the chance of scattered showers across the bay temperatures. we'll see the winds pick up, temperatures mild to finish the weekend. >> we're looking to the bay bridge toll plaza. it's friday. we have the metering lights on thefrmt turned on a half hour later than the other four days this week so a lighter and later build to the commute. we see the lanes to the right and next to the hov lanes showing a light backup. we'll show you the maps. we see no problem, a little slowing down the east shore freeway from richmond to berkeley. in the upper 50s. about 55, not a problem for the maze. smooth flow, also 55 down through san lorenzo, hayward and approaching the san mateo bridge across the bay. down to the dumbarton bridge, 880, clearing for 84 and 92 across the water, no big issues there. we'll show you palo alto where the volume of traffic is steady

here. northbound with the taillights, through palo alto, past thele embarcadero. university, oregon expressway, no issues into mountain view. i will show you coming up in the next report. >> thank you. 6:37. still ahead, a 5-month-old killed on a luggage carousel at an airport in spain. we have new details on the unexpected consequence to a slit second decision that sent the baby down a conveyor belt. mom?

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a tragic story to report. a 5-month-old baby is dead in a freak accident at an airport in spain. according to the guardian newspaper, an american arrived at the airport with a baby and a small child wednesday. the mother apparently rested the baby carrier on the conveyor belt and then it became trapped in the machine. the weight of the carrier activated the special carousel for oversized luggage. i know it's heart breaking. the baby was carried off eventually trapped in the equipment. the mother and children had just arrived from london. the father was waiting at the airport. i can't imagine. >> makes you sick to your stomach thinking about that. 6:40 now. nearly 70 people listed missing after the massive landslide in mexico as tropical storm manuel continues to hammer that country's pacific coast. dirt, rock, mud just tumbling

down a hillside in the remote mountain village. the land slide buried half of the homes and left 68 missing. the land slide triggered by days of heavy rain from tropical storm manuel. the death toll now is still rising, it hit 97 people dead. officials suggest some of those missing may have taken shelter in neighboring areas. this is some amateur video showing the extent of all of the damage. army helicopters, they have been rescuing residents of that village and they take them over to acapulco. around 400 people so far survived that devastating landslide. >> 6:41. coming up, breaking news, a bank burglary suspect up on the roof. new details on the early morning search that stretched several stories up. >> and new iphones, you have an

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we have breaking news from san jose. that's where crews respond to a house fire. they stumbled upon something more suspicious, a marijuana grow, this after 5:30 this morning crews got the call of a small house fire on wigwam court near chenoweth avenue. they were able to knock down the fire fairly quickly. and during the search of the house they found a small pot grow. no word on if anybody was home at the time of the fire. >> meantime, a developing story in chicago. 13 people now injured after a late night shooting at a basketball court.

a toddler and two teenagers among those shot overnight. in fact, the chicago police department says the victims range in age from 3 to 41 years old. a witness tells us "chicago sun-times" men started shooting from a gray sedan before turning toward cornell square park, firing at people in that area. the park on chicago's southwest side. "today in the bay" marla tellez joins us with an update on that toddler's condition. >> that 3-year-old boy is said to be doing well even after getting shot in the jaw. he just got out of plastic surgery. his family says he is alert. in the last 30 minutes t mayor of chicago rahm emanuel released a statement saying in part senseless and brazen acts of violence have no place in chicago and betray all that we stand for. the perpetrators will be brought to justice and prosecuted to the full extent of the law. >> back to the victims in this mass shooting here is a look at the 3-year-old dyante howard.

he and two others are listed in critical condition. 10 others are in serious to fair condition. all 13 were just hanging out at the city park last night about 10:15 when a group of men drove up, got out and started shooting. when paramedics arrived little dyante was a priority. >> the kid was the number one priority. i'd say it was like 7, 8 people laying down but you know, they got the kid first. >> it happened so fast. >> police do believe the shooting is gang related but so far they have not made any arrests. mayor rahm emanuel is asking anyone with information to come forward to help police bring the suspects to justice the mayor is in d.c. where he had meetings scheduled for today but we just learned that he has canceled those and is heading back to chicago in light of this mass shooting. >> understandable. he should be there to lead. thank you. we'll have continuing coverage of the shooting in chicago on the "today" show, they will bring you the latest coming up at 7:00 right after "today in

the bay." right now i want to take you out and check that weather. giving you a live look at the golden gate bridge with the sun coming up and the clouds coming down. a little bit of fog setting in on there as we check things out. a crispy cool and invigorating start to the weekend. rob ply ada here talking about the brisk start. >> yeah, we're seeing one of the two reasons why we'll see a cooler finish to the work week. the low clouds are back, not just in san francisco but patchy low clouds filling in. and then it's going to be the all day sea breeze which keeps temperatures from getting too warm inland. our temperatures around the bay area, mostly 50s outside. we have temperatures ranging from the 40s in the north bay where it's 44 degrees there, chilly air for you around santa rosa and napa. that will wake you up. 57 currently in san francisco. there you see the winds on shore, and they should turn a bit more strong, i think as we get into the afternoon so. the wind gusts will be picking up above 25 miles per hour. of course, the america's cup

race trying to get started. we'll see how that goes as the winds will be stronger heading into the afternoon. at the ballpark, oakland looking at 60s for game time weather, that's a cooldown from yesterday. nothing really cooling off the a's. magic number of four now. catch the game on comcast california starting at 7:00. we have almost october-like weather system dropping into northern california it's going to spill more clouds our way. for the north bay by this evening you may notice a few scattered showers starting to show up, as you head into tomorrow morning light showers at times moving into the south bay off and on showers into saturday afternoon, the second half of the weekend, notice here skies starting to clear as some northwest winds kick in heading into sunday. today, highs 70s, to low 80s, but much cooler across the bay. east bay temperatures also running way down from those low 90s yesterday. mostly 70s inland, 60s for san francisco, and 70s out around the north bay today and turning

cooler tomorrow. mostly cloudy skies, showers, as you wrap up summer and officially move into fall there on sunday, notice mild and breezy conditions, and turning warmer, heading into monday but monday morning we could see lows near 40. in parts of the north bay. >> what? all right. i'll watch for that. haven't had those for some time. we're looking here, no 40s, that's the good news. speeds above 50 in almost all of the spots. a little bit. touching 50 here. north 87 as you pass by curtner. that's a burst of volume. all starting to take in for a friday it's more gentle but the south bay will hit pretty tough at times. the dumbarton bridge, 84 and 92, both moving smoothly from the east bay, major congestion to the peninsula where things are moving clearer. you see the slow southbound drive now kicking in, coming down below 60 in most parts from hayward into union city. we have the city itself we're watching a crash earlier 101 at 19th.

all of the activity cleared but you may find some paperwork going on. america's come, some didn't expect it to last this long. we have at least one more race, hopefully today so there will be more crowds there. there will be more folks heading there across that bay bridge. the traffic is normal and the live look shows you the cash lanes are back. there was a crash that cleared. look at the volume down the maze and we do see a distinguish flow throug our camera there you'll see at the curve is clear, it slows closer to west grand avenue. this maze will get more congested. heading into the city as a tradition. >> thank you. now breaking news we brought you all morning, a bank burglary suspect is in custody after he fell into an apartment while trying to run away from police. christie smith is live at the scene in the bayview district. christie, you saw police put the suspect in handcuffs. >> reporter: yeah, this whole thing happened really fast and what a morning. i wanted to start by saying that

the bank in question here is still behind crime scene tape this morning. i guess you could call this a bungled burglary. police checking rooftops for a suspect and suddenly he fell through the roof into an apartment. san francisco police found the man a little shaken up and took him into custody. put him in the back of a patrol car. this started around 4:00 in the morning with a bank of america security system on san bruno avenue. picked up an image of someone in the bank, dark clothes and a crow bar in hand. police searched for the guy, couldn't find him. then called the san francisco fire department. they brought a ladder truck to check those rooftops. they quickly spotted a man on the third roof that they checked and as he was putting his hands up, well, suddenly a section of the roof gave way and he fell through. >> there was a hole in the roof where he fell through, as we were ordering him to come and show us his hands and he just

went through the roof. >> what was in that building? >> the building that he fell through was actually an apartment building. >> people were in there? >> yes. there were people on the inside of that building. not necessarily the room that he fell through but there were people inside of the building. >> reporter: yes. can you imagine their surprise when somebody came through the roof. we were hoping to speak with that family later this morning but through all of this everyone was okay. no one really seriously hurt. police say that man was dressed very much like the man that was spotted in the bank so they think that it's probably the same guy. they tell me they recovered a kro bar but no gun. they are going through the bank to see if anything is missing. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> following nothing short of a wild scene, much calmer on a south bay highway.

officers say somebody opened fire on passing drivers wednesday night, police have now ordered extra patrols along southbound highway 101 north of mckee road where the attacks happened. police know of nine victims but it could be more. officers, they say the shooter used a bb gun but they don't know who the shooter is or why they did this. fortunately, nobody was hurt. anybody with information on this one should call chp. >> 6:53. police in menlo park could soon be armed with tasers. a handful of officers in menlo park armed with stun gavin newsoms part after pilot program to test if the weapons should be given to all officers. the police chief says he is working on a proposal to present to the city council. they are the only two that do not arm their officers with stun guns. >> happening now, people all

over the world catching apple fever. they are not only waiting in line, they are sleeping in line hoping to get their hands on those new iphones. >> they have been out for so long. we've got a live look inside the apple store in palo alto. anticipation building for the crowds lining up outside that store out on the sidewalk. all the workers getting ready. >> they got to brace for the onslaught. it's a cult out there. we'll be going back to palo alto in a moment. right now business and tech reporter scott mcgrew joining us. it's really china that counts most here. >> that's right, jon. china, other developing countries, this is the point behind that iphone 5-c, i know the c which stands for color or cheap is not the one that everyone in america is talking about. but it's the one that really counts for apple. just about anyone who wants an iphone in the united states probably has one. now they are just trading up.

it's china and the iphone c that's going to be the future of apple. a trip around the world. they have their phones in hong kong. on the top right you see them waiting in line in tokyo, japan, that is a steve jobs cuddle pillow and t-shirt. on the b÷peáz tlaeft is sydney, on the right side that's manhattan. earlier today that store actually now open this morning. let's check in now with palo alto and bob, the line there getting longer and longer. >> reporter: look at this, scott. exactly one hour, 5 minutes and 7 seconds, i'm excited to say that my phone will be completely obsolete because it won't be one of those. the iphone 5-s you can see are right there inside the store. they have a faster computer chip inside, they have got a fingerprint sensor which we can't see from here. we can't point it out. they come in the color gold.

i have not been able to see that and a better camera that will shoot slow-mo video. nowhere near as long as some of the people who have been in line. these people have been here since monday morning. fitzgerald since tuesday morning. you saw the phones, you take a picture, what did you think? >> beautiful. it's absolutely gorgeous. >> why wouldn't you wait until 2:00 this afternoon when you could walk in and not wait in a line? >> why can't you wait in line for three days and get it first. >> it's only three days. >> it's only three days. >> we've got the apple employees handing out the cards to verify they were in line. what time did you -- you got here what, last night? >> 5:00. >> the wait's almost over. an hour to go. what are you looking forward to snoft >> currently it's going home and going to sleep. >> you're going to wait this time, not play with the phone,

go home and go to bed? >> i might set it up first. i've been up for 24 hours. >> anti-climatic. >> maybe a shower? >> maybe. >> so you got about if you look down here about with 200 people and you can't see them all because it goes down the block, around the corner. but again, some people here since monday morning, some arriving now waiting for the doors to open for the new apple phone. you excited? all right. >> bob redell live in palo alto. thank you. reminder you can buy these at radio shack, verizon and at&t and targets as well. a tip of the hat to fire eye out of milpitas. they begin trading on the nasdaq. david is signing his name celebrating, he has a long history ever success in silicon

valley. you have apple iphone, pipo and it's gadget friday. a fun one from doggy glow. dim lights. you can see this from 1,000 feet away. you have some as well. this make as big huge difference as far as safety goes. if you're going to walk your dog at night. dog e glow.com. all kinds of things. >> stylish too. >> you're walking the dog or your husband or boyfriend. >> you stop that. i told you at the 5:00 hour this is a family show. i know it's exciting and all. >> no idea what you're talking about. >> time to look at the forecast. >> it looks cooler. we're going to take the dog for a walk later on. 60s and 70s today, turning cooler tomorrow as e clouds fill in. a chance of showers kick off the weekend. things are mild to wrap things

up. a drier sunday. >> we're looking at the south bay, also for the east bay, south for 880 into the area, past san mateo bridge and to the dumbarton bridge. we'll take a live look at the san mateo bridge, a good flow of traffic, over the last couple of days we've seen the westbound commute pack it on and very slow from the bulk of the commute. we're looking good, we'll track this. it's lighter but not without traffic. >> thank you for joining us as well. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we're back at 7:25. >> you're going to rush out to the nearest apple store and get in line. >> you're going to do it for me. >> i'm her personal man servant. >> thanks for joining us.

good morning. breaking overnight, gunfire erupts in a chicago park. 13 people wounded including a 3-year-old boy. we're there, live. today exclusive, amanda knox speaks out now facing a retrial in italy for the murder of her former roommate. she says she will not attend. we'll ask her why. >> and large crowds gather at apple stores all around the country as the new iphones go on sale. will they live up to the ihype today? friday, september 20th, 2013. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1-a in