killing him. >> reporter: a big march and rally expected in the santa rosa in support of 13-year-old andy lopez who was killed in an officer-involved shooting and many of those going to the rally will be leaving from oakland this morning. i'm christie smith. i'll explain why coming up. >> we have a cold start to the day, temperatures in the low 40s expected to drop into the 30s in some cities. the big story, the warm-up on the way. i'm meteorologist christina loren. i'll have those numbers coming up. >> and traffic moving smoothly at this hour. no major reports to bring along. we'll keep them coming if they come in. we'll get you up to speed. >> those folks making their way to this city. san francisco, beautiful clear out there. you made to the tuesday morning, october 29th, this is "today in the bay."

good morning. 5:00, i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin with a story you'll only see on nbc bay area. court proceedings begin today for one of six teens charged with killing an off-duty paramedic. now almost seven months after quinn boyers' murder his widow is speaking publicly. bob joins us where the couple worked together at an ambulance company. good morning, bob. >> reporter: yes. liz boyer and her husband quinn worked as paramedics. today one of the teens accused in her husband's murder will have a preliminary hearing. on april 2, while he was off duty helping his father with a doctor's appointment in oakland quinn boyer, 34, was shot in the head during an attempted carjacking. his wife who met up with him that day knew from the git-go it was bad. that's what she was telling us.

she, too, is a paramedic. two days later her husband was taken off life support. what liz boyer finds not only tragic but in her words ironic is that it is a group of boys, ages 13 to 16 years of age, who are charged in her husband's death. it's ironic because quinn, her husband, was very much interested in helping at-risk youth especially in oakland, the city where he grew up and loved. >> when i heard how young they are i just -- i felt sick to my stomach. i felt bad. it's senseless and it's loss all around for everyone. i don't get quinn back. i don't get to take the hurt away from anyone. >> reporter: six teens are charged with multiple felony charges in quinn boyer's murder, five charged as juveniles, one as an adult. that is christian b.a.r.t.en

police say pulled the trigger. >> the south bay ymca camp worker accused of molesting children in his care will be back in court to enter a plea on additional charges. 20-year-old nicolas is accused of molesting four young girls, one just 3 years old. all of the victims attended ymca daycare on the campus of pair a diz elementary school in morgan hill. if convicted he faces life in prison. >> jury deliberations will begin this afternoon for the marin county teen accused of stealing sheboyganly chef guy fieri's lamborghini. he confirmed he never gave anyone permission to drive the car. max wade is accused of stealing the car. he also is charged with shooting at a car carrying a girl he had a crush on. >> a man could spend the rest of his life in prison if he is convicted of trying to buy

surface-to-air missiles for iran. he was arrested last year but the indictment was just unsealed. it says after he was arrested he told u.s. officials he tried to get the weapons for iran in 2007 and he was working directly for the iranian government. officials say he tried to buy several hundred missiles from an undercover agent. he has dual u.s.-iranian citizenship. >> people will be heading to santa rosa to protest the death of a young teen by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy. christie smith is live in oakland where buses are going to shuttle people to the planned march. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. again hundreds expected to take to the streets of santa rosa in support of andy lopez. this time quite few people are going to gather in oakland, 14th and broadway, there are going to be buss that will take them there later this morning.

this provided by family and friends of another boy, a 16-year-old teen from stockton who was killed in an officer-involved shooting in 2010. a preliminary report shows that lopez was hit by gunfire seven times last week, shot by a sheriff's deputy. demonstrators will gather at two places. santa rosa junior college and the old court house square in a march to converge at the sheriff's department in the afternoon. on friday, demonstrators marched more that two miles to the same place. the department identified eric gelhouse as the 24-year-old veteran involved in the shooting. lopez had been carrying a pellet gun which resembled an automatic weapon at the time. be aware that hundreds of people, perhaps over 1,000, expected to gather in the area of the county administration building, and a mass at 5:00,

the buses expected to leave here about 8:00 this morning from oakland. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 5:06. a special meeting will be held tonight to help families displaced bay 6-alarm fire at a redwood city apartment building. it destroyed a good part of the 73-unit apartment building leaving about p 70 people homeless. the cause of the fire appears to be accidental but it spread quickly because the building did not have a sprinkler system. since it was older, sprinklers were not required by law. the meeting is at 7:00. >> owners of an apartment complex allegedly discriminating against tenants with children. owners of the woodland garden apartments in the glenmore neighborhood of fremont banned children from playing outside. the paper says the complex is owned by fred martin and managed

by fatema refera who reportedly sent out a letter saying kids are not allowed outside because they destroyed her plants, threw rocks in the pool, broke sprinklers and damaged the grass. several occasions she threatened to evict them if they let kids outside. >> stay off the lawn. let's check the forecast. kids like to run and play and parents like when they are out running and playing. >> good morning. it's still mild enough to where they can get out and run and play in the afternoon. pretty chilly this morning, you want to bundle them up. getting yourself ready to morning, you want to dress in layers. a nice finish to the day. 56 degrees in livermore, 52 in gilroy and 54 degrees to kick off a tuesday in san jose. blanket of a.m. clouds, then a sunny finish. wednesday looks good, the warming starts to kick in.

then temperatures swing around on your seven-day forecast. i want to show you the changes, i'll show you those in my next report. for "today in the bay," looking at 67 degrees inland. 68 degrees at the coast. stick around if you want your trick-or-treat forecast for the big and the little kids. >> i'm one of those big kids. never want to grow up. like to watch cartoons on saturday morning. helps remind me. not a saturday this morning so work to do on this tuesday u. can see as we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza things are wide open. metering lights are not on so you can zoom through that location. no major accidents, things quiet but you can see on the maps approaching the maze a little bit of a slowdown but really good right now. that's really good news. makes me feel like a big old good kid. >> give that boy some candy. thank you so much. b.a.r.t. riders get a chance to offer their opinion on what they will be sitting on.

they will get to try out seats with different densities at the west dublin/pleasanton station. riders can tell b.a.r.t. which me thick best. the new seats will be made with mostly reclikleable materials and have easy to clean surfaces. there is your chance to get input. >> i'm just glad b.a.r.t.'s running. >> why one southern california city shooed the makers of the popular hot sauce. >> a semi missed a couple people. what investigators think caused the crash.

welcome back. a really nice shot of san francisco. that's on this early tuesday morning. very clear, no fog in the city by the bay. christina has a look at the

forecast coming up soon. 5:11. >> president obama will meet with house republicans today to try to get immigration legislation moved through congress. the legislation is stalled in the house. months ago the senate passed a comprehensive bill to tighten border security to provide a path for citizenship for the 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the u.s. most house republicans reject that comprehensive approach to immigration reform. >> the syrian hackers were able to change the meaning of some of the president's tweets overnight. scott mcgrew, a clever hack. >> this is again an attack from the so-called syrian electronic army. what they did was they gained access to the short code links used by the president's elections site. so take a look. this is an example tweet. i'm making this up. he might say hey, take a look at this important issue, and that would be him. then there is a link to a webpage he wants you to look at but it's shortened.

i think you've seen these shortened things on twitter. hackers were able to redirect that short url system to point to other content so the president's twitter account itself was never accessed. it's a warning you have several parts working together it's the weakest part of the chain that's going to break first. seema mody tweets @seema cnbc. good morning. >> hello, scott, my friend. futures are higher after a mixed close on monday, the s&p 500 rising for the 8th time in nine days. a report on industrial production topping forecasts, separate data showed a drop in pending home sales. invest gers get data on inflation, home prices and consumer prices and the fed begin as two-day policy meeting. i'm going to continue to follow you on twitter.

>> fair enough. apple reported profits after the closing bell monday afternoon, the company said it sold more iphones than expected but profit was not as high. one interesting tidbit tim cook stead new ipad mini, the 399 one there in the video w the better display, may be in short supply for christmas. you might think that's good, that's going to be the hot christmas. any time you're not selling something because you're short on it that's bad. >> not the only supply and demand. >> yeah. you love being in the news about you're the hot gift but not if you're not selling them. >> not if you don't have it. >> let's make sure that santa is watching and knows this. >> i'll take one of those over tickle me elmo. >> hard to believe but it's one year ago today that superstorm sandy made landfall in the u.s. causing damage from florida to

maine. the jersey shore was devastated when part of the famous boardwalk was washed away. lower manhattan was flooded. in all the super storm killed more than 180 people and caused threes 65 billion in damage. we know the boardwalk. it caught fire. they had a tough go. >> it's remarkable to see the difference between before and after. >> it really s. you know what, i hate to point this out but we're still in hurricane season. until november 30. though it has been a mild year. we only had one major hurricane, that was on the pacific coast. that fizzled out. we're not tracking anything in the tropics but i'll let you know as soon as we see anything develop. temperatures in the 50s, everything that i am reading and scientific research proves it's

the african dust. we're going to keep tabs on everything. right now keeping tabs on the bay area. we don't have a lot going on. in the 50s to start the day, we expect drizzle. thick low clouds. you can see future cast picking up a few light cells so you might have to use your wipers. looking pretty good as we head throughout day temperatures climb, we have a warmer day on top and courtesy of a system yesterday we have good air quality. 62 in beautiful san jose. i promised you a halloween forecast. watch out for the creeper. did you see him? you missed him. 57 degrees inland for today. excuse me, for halloween night. that's the big news. it's going to be cool but we're not expecting showers. bayside around 60 degrees. the low clouds are going to blanket the bay. that's going to keep

temperatures comfortable making things look ominous as we get out there for our celebration. by friday up to 79 degrees, anthony, i love how you are in the holiday spirit. >> you like that. we have the sound effects. it's 5:17, you're looking at oakland near the coliseum. no major accidents to report in this area even approaching the bay bridge. we have some slowdowns. this is right near livermore through the at mant pos. things are good, gave it a thumbs up on top that we're looking at conditions moving from hayward to fremont. across the bridges t dumbarton and the san mateo. 101 wide open. no traffic reports there. even in the south bay, looking real good, no major accidents to bring to you there.

of course a thumbs up because we like when there are no major accidents. keeps my job easy and your life as well. you can see 101 in san jose. a few more cars on the road but no accidents to report. >> thumbs up to you as well. 5:18. people in an idaho auto shop are forced to jump out of the way. check this out. state mess say the driver was getting tonight freeway when he lost control and fish tailed. two people luckily saw the truck coming and got out of the way. no one was hurt. >> the popular hot sauce placing a lawsuit accused of fouling up the air around the southern california factory. the city filed that suit asking a judge to stop production at the factory.

the suit claims a chili order is a nuisance. the company has not responded to the suit. it opened the plant outside of los angeles earlier this year. >> students and teachers are protesting a planned visit by new uc president janet napolitano. she is street speak later this week. organizers say they do not want her on campus and they are gathering signatures for a petition calling for her removal as uc president. they say her work as a former homeland security secretary makes her a poor fit for a system that has frequent student protests and enrolls undocumented immigrants. >> getting caught breaking the law is going to be extra pricey this week. the city has implemented a triple fine zone in the downtown area because of halloween. that means anyone caught breaking laws including walking with open containers, littering

or discharging firearms will pay three times as much for the crime. the triple fine zone is in effect until early friday morning. keep it clean. >> 5:20. yahoo!'s marissa meyer buys a funeral home. we'll explain why. >> taking a live look outside t bay bridge toll plaza, nice and easy a good way to ease into your tuesday morning. anthony is in for mike looking at the commute.

welcome back. a live look outside. a nice view, lights glistening overlooking the south bay. we'll check the forecast coming up in a bit with christina. >> it's 5:22. this morning yahoo!'s ceo is the new owner of palo alto's oldest

funeral home. the weekly reports marissa meyer bought the 114-year-old roller and happgood funeral home. it's about a block east of meyer's home. sources told the paper they think meyer is going to use it for residential purposes. the funeral home will officially go out of business in two days on halloween. >> some boat owners on the california coast are finding a new way to keep sea lions from sun bathing on the deck. the harbor master has purchased nine of these air dancers. you see these inflatable tubes. the bright colors and strange movements seem to scare the sea lions away. if too many of them pile on the deck of a boat they can actually

sink it. >> really. a sight as well as the sea dancers. >> not just for car dealerships. >> you got to think about it. will they be blowing this morning? >> you know what, we have calm conditions to kick off the day. we have temperatures that are going to be 67 in livermore, 61 in fremont and 62 today in san jose. here is anthony slaughter in for mike but it's still traffic tuesday out there. good morning to you. >> things are starting to pick up. we have a report on 580 at harrison of metal scrap metal in the road so you may want to avoid that area. 580 at harrison. right now the bay bridge toll plaza good, antioch, typical slowing and also on 580 through the altamont pass. good past livermore and a check in fremont, cars piling in on 880 on the southbound direction. again, no major accidents on

this traffic tuesday. >> we'll take it. thanks. 5:24. hundreds of children in the east bay will get in the halloween spirit a little early thanks in part to the hayward police department. the department is holding its third annual halloween costume give away, this afternoon at city hall. hayward police say they picked more than 270 kids from eight elementary schools whose families do not have the extra cash this time of year to celebrate halloween. in past years it gave away more than 500 costumes to children in need. many of whom living in shelters in the county. >> that's fun for them. good. 5:25. in san francisco an old hotel is coming down to make way for a new hospital. california medical center is holding a ceremony this morning to celebrate the demolition of the former cathedral hill hotel. a new state of the art seismically safe hospital will take the place near the corner of van ness and geary.

construction is scheduled to start and june and should be ready in 2019. >> what we are now learning about the south bay woman accused of running over her friend while driving drunk. >> tenants fighting back saying the landlord but their lives at risk. >> here is a look at san francisco. still very dark. we are waiting for the sun to rise. are you ready to rise on this tuesday? i know it's tough but you got to to get you out the door, stay with us. [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay?

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[uncle laughs]there's ten spaces,you want to try again? [uncle]yeah? >> reporter: for the first time publicly a south bay woman opens up about this year's murder of her husband who was a paramedic. that story coming up. >> reporter: a big demonstration planned today for a 13-year-old santa rosa boy killed in an officer-involved shooting and today, many people are leaving

for that demonstration from oakland. i'm christie smith. i'll explain why coming up. >> it's a cold start to the day, our first frost advisory of the season. that's issued for the santa cruz mountains that also goes for the north bay high elevations. beautiful warm-up headed our way. >> traffic moving on this tuesday. anthony slaughter in for mike inouye. we'll detail what it looks like across the bay area coming up. >> here's what it looks like now as we speak in the south bay. all of the red lights a red hue in san jose, as we get you started on this tuesday, twokt 9th, this is "today in the bay." a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. hundreds across the bay area will head to the north bay to take part in a march for the

ung teen recently shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy. christie smith is live in oakland where buses will shuttle people to the march all the way in the north bay. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. that's right. they say they have been in this place before and that is the family and friends of a 16-year-old stockton boy who was shot and killed in an officer-involved shooting in 2010. they plan to bring a bus here to the plaza, 14th and broadway, about 8:00 this morning to bring supporters from oakland to the rally in santa rosa that starts later this morning. that protest, of course, over the shooting death of 13-year-old andy lopez, an officer-involved shooting. a deputy identified by the department as eric galhas. lopez was carrying a pellet gun that resembled an automatic weapon. a coroner's report shows that

lopez was struck seven times, two fatal. supporters took to the streets, many of them teenagers, today demonstrators will gather at the old court house square and santa rosa junior college. then they will gather and march to the sheriff's department for bigger rally. there are a number of facebook pages up expressing outrage over the shooting in lopez's name urging people to take to the streets, not the sidewalk. the buses that are being put together by family and friends of the teen, james rivera jr. will be here at 8:00 for anyone who needs a ride. a crowd will gather for a mass in lopez's name also in santa rosa. live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 5:31. the suspected drunk driver who killed a couple in menlo park is expected in court.

marjorie reitzell was to appear yesterday but was a no show due to health. prosecutors say she rammed down balbir and kamal singh as they walked their dog. reitzell's brother tells us he has no idea what happened that night. he does say reitzell is bipolar. court documents show she had 30 criminal cases against her including dui and drug charges. she faces vehicular manslaughter charges in this case. >> this is a follow-up to a story we brought you yesterday. south bay woman is behind bars facing vehicular manslaughter charges for allegedly killing her friend. police say monica johnson of campbell was driving drunk yesterday when she hit and killed cassandra buck. police say johnson backed into buck and pinned her against a garage door. police believe the two were in the car together before the crash happened.

they say they found beer cans at the scene. >> court proceedings begin today for one of six teens charged with killing off-duty paramedic in the oakland hills. now almost seven months after quinn boyer's murder his widow is speaking publicly. bob joins wisconsin s us. >> reporter: liz boyer tells us that her husband who she worked with, quinn here at santa clara county ambulance, had been determined to make a difference in this world especially for at-risk youth in oakland, the hometown he loved so much. >> he refused to accept there's only bad people. >> reporter: but the worst in people came out in oakland on april 2 when quinn boyer was shot in the head during an attempted carjacking. he had been in town helping out his father. his wife liz who is also a

paramedic rushed over to the e.r., a place she was familiar with and knew her husband's situation was not good. >> did a quick check of when's the last time i told him i love him, when is the last time we had a laugh. what did we do yesterday. >> reporter: quinn boyer was taken off life support two days later weeks shy of the couple's one-year wedding anniversary. there are six teen boys charged with multiple felonies, in quinn boyer's murder. five as juveniles. they range from 13 to 16. the 16-year-old is the only one charged as an adult, his name is christian burton. police suspect he is the one who pulled the trigger. he pled not guilty. bob redell, santa barbara. >> today the berkeley city council will hear from tenants of an apartment that say their landlord's negligence could have killed them. the complex burned down last year and the owner wants to

rebuild. the tenant who is used to live at the complex says the owner disconducted fire alarms and improperly installed a water heater in the days leading up to this fire. the building was destroyed and a couple people hurt. they need to see evidence suggesting that the owner was negligent before they make a decision. >> someone is breaking into homes in the los gatos mountains. law enforcement officials will meet with members of the community to discuss what to do about it. deputies from santa cruz plan to update the community about crimes in the area. according to the patch signs have been posted on some roads in the mountains warning people about the recent bash of burglaries. the others including dogs beaten have been reported. officials will give advice on how to avoid becoming a victim. >> you notice our bob redell, they are throughout bundled up. >> we're still in fall though.

>> hey, good morning to you. it will feel like fall. but yeah, it's a good idea to layer up. something you can take off through lunch time. i want to show you this live picture of the golden gate bridge no. problems in terms of fog at this point. we are expecting low clouds to continue to drop off throughout the morning hours. right now the marine layer is at about 500 feet. as we head throughout day temperatures are going to -- look at that no. va too fell. 56 in san jose. 52 gilroy. by lunch time warming you up, peel off your layer. we'll be at 67 in the heat of the day in places like livermore. so not too bad. it will be cool, we're calling it sweater weather at the coast. 61 degrees in santa cruz and 60 in san francisco. we've got a big time warm-up.

i'll take through the forecast coming up. i want to look at the morning live. anthony is in the house for mike. >> good morning. no major crashes, that's good news. we'll leave the crashes up to you. things looking good on this tuesday. there you can see as you take a look at the bay bridge approach, the metering lights are not only. make sure you go the speed limit. both hands on the wheel. we're looking at a little drizzle and fog. otherwise as you'll moy as we get over to fremont you can see things are looking good. a few more cars on the road. >> thank you very much. >> 5:37. fear of snow has one resort talking about opening up this weekend. >> plus, go easy on the milk on your cereal. it could cost you $8 a gallon. >> the city that's talking about

attacks on sugary drinks.

lawmakers will look for answers to whether the u.s. has been snooping on allies, for how long and who knew. one of the key witnesses is the head of the national security agency. tracie potts live on capitol hill this morning with more on that, and what the president is doing. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the president's meeting with his cyber security team today but his intelligence officials, the director of national intelligence, the head of the nsa, general alexander and others the justice department, they are headed to capitol hill to brief lawmakers on these intelligence programs and we keep learning more and more about via edward snowden and some of the publications he has

been talking to. there were allegations that we spied on millions of people in spain. individuals, civilians, not government officials. that we've been spying on at least 35 world leaders including germany's angela merkel. they want some answers. some of those may come at the house intelligence committee hearing today. senator dianne feinstein, senate intelligence said she doesn't think there is any reason why we should be spying on world leaders especially from our allies from friendly countries. >> now that it's out in the open are they making changes, are we going to stop spying on some of these leaders? >> there is indication that's already happening. the white house has this under review, reviewing it since summer a. senior official says there is no final decision but it looks like they may at least stop that part of the program where they are tapping the phone

like angela merkel. >> while some are commemorating the lives lost in hurricane sandy there is a lot of work to be done. the storm killed 180 and caused more than $62 billion in damage. new jersey was hit hard and reeds beach, wrecked homes and businesses stretch for miles. near atlantic city the storm washed away a portion of the board walk. last month a massive fire destroyed 50 businesses on the recently rebuilt boardwalk. the fire was caused by wiring damaged during the storm. >> snow is expected to fall again in the sierra. this is what truckee looked like last night. the sierra got 1 to 3 inches overnight. and we checked and as of now snow chains not required on 80

or highway 50. the snow has some resorts excited and skiers as well. boreal making snow this morning t resort says if it keeps falling it's hoping to open. others hope to open in november a. big boost to the economy as well. >> the tourists are going to head that way. >> they will and the people lucky enough to get up there regularly. how nice is it. let me take to you the radar, show you what we're working with. it's not snow at this point. we're talking about light showers around south lake tahoe. temperatures are mild, and we lost that cold blast of air so we don't know for sure whether boreal will open up. if they were expecting more snow unfortunately no longer coming down as the white powder. that precipitation there, that's rain. temperatures are looking good. kind of cool out there, you want to make sure you're ready for

the day ahead. another cool day. we have cool air and will take at least a day to mix out. 44, napa at 41, 39 at novato, starting at 54 in beautiful san jose. we get 300 days of sunshine on average per year. today we're going to live up to that. lots of sunshine for the pekd half of the day. sweater weather for the first part of the day. something you can peel off later on. looking good, warmer tomorrow, seasonal charges return and then we see the temperatures all over the place into the next several days. get ready for a roller toaster ride. 61 in fremont, 60 degrees in san francisco. don't want you to forget about this because if you do, you're going to be early to work who wants to do that. not anthony slaughter.

send at 2:00 a.m. set the clocks back one hour. this is where we gain an hour of sleep so that's good news. the sunrise at 6:31. you have more sunlight for the drive. good for the kids who have to get to school. it's park out there. halloween looking good, hope you have a happy one. temperatures start to level off and are going to drop off with another disturbance headed our way. here's anthony. >> thanks. things good across the bay area. you can see spoofing smoothly. as we switch to the maps you'll notice antioch is a slow spot, typical here, some cars that have falled out around that bend. also 580 at limb through the at man pass, you hit 84 and that's also take you out and show you

like in fremont. more cars on the road. the northbound is light and another stop to show you where more congestion is, 101 northbound, lots of cars piling into this area. this is a typical slow spot. into palo alto. good news on this tuesday. back to you. >> thanks so much. $8 for a gallon of milk. this could be our reality. congress has yet to pass new subsidies because of a disagreement. the price after gallon of milk could soar. for a family buying a balance lon that means $250 per year more. >> 5:46. the end of daylight saving times is this weekend. most of us will head home from

work in the character. police say when the clocks rolled back there was an increase of robberies near transit hubs. police will be out reminding commuter commuters the glow will be more visible during the evening commute. to discourage thieves >> buying a can of soda in san francisco could cost more. add today's board meeting scott weiner will propose a 2 sents per ounce tax on sugary grinks. an estimated 31 million would be raised. also on the agenda, a controversial proposal to close all city parks between fit night and 5:00 a.m. this is another way for the city to criminalize homelessness.

>> we talked about the palo alto pull the plug on electronic bull boards. council members decided against that idea. based on the revenue east palo alto has generated with a similar sign, palo alto thought it could make as much as a million dollars a year. opponents say the signs are distracting because they are right and they constantly change. the birthplace of the apple computer is part offist. last night the commission voted unanimously to tern the childhood home into a historic sight. the home on chris drive is protected so a builder cab not come in and demolish it. the plan to put up a plaque where jobs and steve built the first apple 1 commuters in 1976. jobs' step mother still lives in that house. >> i'd like to sit in the

garage. change the wisdom. >> what a place. >> today marks the 100 days until the winter observation. >> organizers say they are almost ready. most of the sports facilities are built and they need to finish up the olympic stadium. this year there will be 12 new events clouding -- you can watch all of the action here on nbc bay area. >> to the world series it's winner go home time. the red sox beat the cardinals 3-1 to take a 3-2 series lead back to boston. should be a good one. >> it's 5:49. if you have been jonesed into getting your hands into cougle glass. how you can do that. >> we'll look at the future of

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we take to you the bay bridge. a live look at the span over the water there. looks like calm waters below. people making their way in to san francisco. no major problems on the roadways. we'll check the commute with anthony. >> google is expanding the availability of its eye wear to more but not the general public yet. it's allowing the 10,000 people who have been testing out its wearable computer to invite

three friends each to buy one. the tech giant announced users who bought the google glass device before today will be allowed to swap it out for a new updated model which works with prescription frames. it will be available next year. >> nintendo may be in big trouble. scott mcgrew, the days of the wii long behind us? >> that was a lot game system. that was seven years ago. nintendo has not been able to match the wii. there is a new device the weu. kids are shunning hand held games in favor of iphones. it could be ugly. the video game industry in general in the midst of an awkward moment. microsoft and sony coming out with new game machines. microsoft has the x box 1. there is little buzz we once associated with new devices. people pretty happy with their current x box.

today electronic arts in redwood city releases battlefield force. presumably each of the people who buy a copy is buying a copy to run on the old x box. they are unlikely to buy another for the next device if they buy the next device at all. writing in the journal suggesting that parents limit children's screen time. they are not anti-media. but say parents should prohibit elincoln tronic devices at the dinner table or at night in bed after bedtime. i would like to see a kid try to bring an electronic device to my dinner table. that said, on a friday night if i'm super tired i will hand in the ipad and say why don't you watch a movie, i'm going to bed. >> let it be the babysitter. >> i think we all need to limit our electronic -- >> give me that phone. >> my mom is like sure.

>> she's going to text you about it right now. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. while we wait for that text, mom. >> hey, it's not going to be long. she's always watching. good morning to you marla's mom, everybody out there. we have a good looking day. temperatures mostly in the 50s right now. look at the north bay. 39 degrees in novato, 41 in napa. by lunch time temperatures are going to climb into the upper 50s, about 64 degrees inland at noon up to 67 in the heat of the day. the good news is that time change into this weekend. this time next week we'll have sunlight to show you. we'll check on the drive, here is anthony. >> we're starting to see the bay bridge back up. in the last few minutes that bay bridge backup has started to stack up there. you'll notice over to the traffic maps we're seeing the

typical slowdown through antioch. the you will ta mont pass slows. it picks up, then slows through sunol on 84, no major accidents not even a minor accident to report. switch gears and show you it looks like. a few more clouds on the roadways but again good news, no accidents. >> thank you. 5:56. former giants slugger barry bonds back in the headlines asking a federal appeals court to reconsider its refuse tool overturn his conviction. a three-judge panel up held that conviction after a jury found him guilty two years ago. the all-time home run king is asking the court to assemble 11 judges to rehear the case. >> 5:56. 100 days, what putin is saying

after a recent controversy. >> and marking one year since super storm standee. the area is still recovering this morning. >> also, hundreds getting ready to march in the street of santa rosa as anger grows in the shooting of a teen. >> from the east bay looks like things picking up a little bit. outside this is 880 near oakland. we'll have a continuing look at that morning commute, other hot spots as well as the cool forecast.

boarding buss to protest the shooting death of a 13-year-old boy. we'll tell you who is paying to bring protesters from oakland to santa rosa. new details about the death.

>> i felt sick to my stomach. i felt bad. >> a teenager goes to trial in the shooting death of a local paramedic, only on nbc we'll share what that paramedic's widow is saying about the husband she lost just shy of their one-year wedding anniversary. >> a man reported missing. what police say he was doing before he disappeared and what is being done right now to bring him home. >> the cold and cloudy start to your tuesday morning but temperatures are going to warm nicely. great day for your fall wardrobe. it's going to feel like fall. i have your halloween forecast coming up. >> and the bay bridge metering lights have been turned on. traffic is starting to stack up. we'll get you outside on time and up to speed. >> that was a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. here is a look at the span as it