new, tough gun restrictions. it is cold enough for frost in parts of the bay area. officially now, the coldest day of the season so far. a nice rebound headed our way. your trick or treat numbers are coming up. traffic is starting to uld about across the bay bridge toll plaza. a live clear look across the city of san francisco, clear skies making a cold start to our day, wednesday, october 30th. this is "today in the bay." i am laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. >> want to update you on the breaking news we mentioned. firefighters calling more crews out to the scene of the fire, which appears to be at a commercial building called

caravan, bagels and pita. fire is now two-alarm and is happening on western avenue near alva rod doe, niles road and dacado road. there were employees inside of the building at the time of the fire. so far, we haven't gotten any reports of any injuries. we will keep you posted as more information comes in and this story progresses. a 5-year-old girl was taken to the hospital with major injuries. she was riding in a toyota that slammed into a jaguar. the driver of the jaguar was coming from the opposite direction and tried to pass other cars when he lost control, hitting the toyota. the jaguar passenger died and the toyota driver was hurt.

first, a missing woman found dead. now, a missing witness in in case. this morning, police asking for any kind of help finding the missing man who first reported seeing lynn spaulding's body in a san francisco hospital's stairwell not too long after she disappeared. christie smith is live at the hospital with new details about the man police are currently looking for. kristy, good morning. >> good morning to you, john. another strange twist in this story. this man apparently told a hospital supervisor here at sf general that he saw someone laying in a locked hospital stairwell. he made this report four days before lynn spaulding was actually found there. he disappeared before he could be questioned. now, investigators want to find him and talk with him. the body of 57-year-old lynn spaulding was discovered in a locked stairwell here on october 8th, three weeks after she disappeared from her room where she was being treated for a

bladder infection. the supervisor looked into that stairwell but didn't see anyone there. police say the info on this guy is somewhat confusing. they know that. so no sketch yet. they think he may have been wearing a ucsf naming ta. possibly, a hospital resident. he is described as an asian man in his 30th. about 5'8" tall wearing a blue dress shirt and possibly a tie and had hospital i.d. on. if you have any information on this man, you are asked to call san francisco police. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." 6:03. bring on the lawsuit. that's what one south bay city says it is willing to risk as it fights to enact tougher gun safety standards. this is santa clara county court

comes under fire for not doing . two stories are linked to one controversial issue of gun control. good morning. >> we are going to start in sunnyvale where measure c is attracting all sorts of attention. if this proposal passes on tuesday, it will sue the city. measure c would make four big changes. number one, it would require gun owners to lock up their weapons at home when they are away. gun owners would need to report stolen guns within 48 hours. it would require detailed information of all sales. facing this lawsuit from the nra, the mayor of sunnyvale calls the organization a bully. tony spitalari says ever since the new town massacre, he has been set on enacting change. a gun shop owner thinks very

differently. first, the mayor. >> we need to do it. it needs to happen on the local level and go from ground up, not top down. top down is not happening. >> it is big government mentality on the small level. if laws are to be effective, they need to be statewide or countrywide for them to have a real impact. >> measure c goes before sunnyvale voters next tuesday, november 5th. another gun control story. a big audit just released shows many mentally ill people are armed. dozens of superior courts in santa clara are failing to report the names of these mentally ill people to law enforcement agencies as they are supposed to. happening right now, a hearing just getting started on capitol hill regarding problems

with the rollout of health care.org, the online health insurance marketplace. that is health and human services secretary, kathleen sebelius just taking her seat. she will be grilled today talking about where people can shop for health insurance. that website is for people in 36 different states which does not include people in california. as mentioned, sebelius will be testifying in front of the committee this morning. she will be facing questions about why the website could not handle the crush of users trying to access the site. she will also probably be asked about why the administration did not test the website out until the very last two weeks right before that rollout. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is monitoring this situation and the hearing from washington, d.c. she will be coming up with a live report coming up at 6:30. >> today, officials in alameda will release more details about the discovery of seniors left without enough care at a castro valley nursing home. over the weekend, deputies

removed 14 elderly patients from the valley springs manor facility. they have been left there with only three staff members for two days. the rest of the employees left after the state temporarily shut down the facility saying staff was not properly trained and the facility was dirty. the facility's owner's attorney says his client does not agree with the state's findings and the facility was properly staffed. 6:07 now. time to check out that weather. want to give you a live look outside in san jose. it kind of feels like the right look for halloween coming up tomorrow a little autumn chill in the air. i have a feeling someone will be dressed as jack frost this morning. >> much better than miley cyrus, a very popular costume this year. i have already seen too much of it. 50 degrees in oakland. jack frost is nipping up in the north bay.

37 in santa rosa, 39 in napa. 39 degrees in gilroy. these numbers are going to get colder as we progress throughout the morning and we have a fair amount of cloud cover overhead. the combination of the low clouds and that frost, you want to give yourself some extra time, mostly up in the north bay. that's where we are going to see the most cloud cover. we stop the clock at 8:00 a.m. mostly cloudy north of the golden gate bridge to kick off the morning at 8:00 a.m. we stop that clock for you again getting into lunchtime. mostly clear for the greater bay area. 69 bayside at the coast. 65. we are going to talk about what you can expect for trick-or-treating. if you haven't made the plans, we have great ideas for you. we'll tell you what's happening. let's check your drive and say good morning to anthony slaughter. >> we do still have the earlier accident approaching the bay bridge.

it was on 80 westbound at university. it has been cleared. a lot of cars still piling through the area. those metering lights have been turned on as well. you can see, it is stop and go once you get through the toll plaza. otherwise, we have an accident on 4 coming through antioch. that's going to continue to slow an already slow commute and even through the altamont pass. in fremont, more cars on the roadway headed in the southbound direction. no accidents on 880 right now. that's good. also, switching gears coming into the south bay on 101 headed in the northbound direction. you can see more cars. again, this is a very slow commute. the good news right now, because we don't have any accidents, it is moving right along. back to you guys. always looking for the silver lining. thank you. >> it is 6:09. coming up, uniforms revealed for the olympic games in sochi is it. some say they represent the

symbol for a hot button political movement we'll take a look at the new ipad air. should you buy one? >> brace yourself. a little more than 12 hours until tip-off. we want to take you live inside the oracle arena for a preview of tonight's warriors battle with the lakers. the season opener just ahead. >> firefighters have been battling a two-alarm fire at an industrial building that appears to belong to caravan, bagels and peta. no injuries reported. they now have it under control. we are going to have continuing coverage throughout the morning.

union city, a fire under control and knocked down. it appears to be a commercial

fire. we were getting reports as well that employees were inside the building at the time of the fire but so far no injuries have been reported. no doubt fire engines and officials will be out there for some time making sure the scene is completely clear as they attempt to bring it up. want to get you to the day's other top stories. san francisco police are asking for the public's help trying to track down a witness. they are looking for the man that reportedly told staff at sf general hospital he saw a woman's body lying in a stairwell. that was the body of missing patient, lynn spaulding, who was found inside the stairwell several days later. >> the nra says it will sue the city of sunnyvale if voters pass a measure enacting some of the strictest gun laws in the country. measure c will require gun owners to lock up their weapons at home when they are away and

report a stolen gun within 48 hours. the measure goes before voters next tuesday health and human services secretary, kathleen sebelius, is testifying live on capitol hill facing questions about the ongoing problems with that new health care website. controversy still swirling this morning over who knew what and when, when it comes to signs. >> scott mcgrew says the white house knew all along. >> director of national intelligence, james clapper, testified to congress and said the white house was fully aware the nsa was spying on the heads of state of allied countries. he stopped short of saying the president himself knew. now, clapper is trying to do some damage control here. many in congress see the nsa as a rogue agency. the point of these hearings was to reign the spy agency in. also, do keep in mind the last time clapper talked to congress, he was not entirely honest about facts. in march, senator rob widen

asked clapper, does the nsa collect any type of data at all on millions or hundreds of millions of americans? clapper said, no, sir, it does not, not wittingly. there are cases where they could inadvertently collect but not wittingly. the nsa said the government does collect data about your phone calls every time you make one. twitter looks different this morning. you know see pictures in the timeline. dave evans is in my timeline, a great guy at sisco. he is posting tons of pictures. some people not entirely thrilled with this improvement. you can turn it off on the phone, not on the desktop version. twitter going public. it is interesting they are making changes so late. reviewers have started to turn

in their reviews of the new ipad air. >> david pogue with the "times." if you have never owned an ipad, this is the one to buy. buy the new air. any other kind of ipad, stick with what you've got for now. minor changes but glowing reviews on the super ipad. >> so light. >> very light. >> we are going to try to tweet out some pictures. >> the next time they do an apple announcement, your twitter feed is going to be chock full. more scott mcgrew is what they are asking. you are doing crafts and running around with kids. you have everything else. christina loren is back with jack, mr. frost. >> are the hallways set is the question for you two?

>> will, you have to love the fact that you get to dig into the candy as well. that's the beauty. today, temperatures are running pretty chilly to start the day. we are at 39 in nasa, 50 in oakland. temperatures are going to be cool to start. it will be so cool until about noon that you will need a sweater or a jacket, something that can keep you warm as we head throughout the morning hours. >> not talking about a lot of fog this morning, about a mile and a half of visibility. that's in napa. elsewhere, two miles or better across the board. not expecting flight delays out of san francisco. we'll be checking on those.

68 in san jose and 64, san francisco. you are going to climb out of the 50s in the city by the bay. speaking of your bayside, halloween forecast, looking pretty good. a blanket of low clouds will keep temperatures on the mild side at 8:15. it is starting to get dark at 5:15. good news. you can get them out there early and indoors. hard to get them to go to sleep in some cases, i'm sure. talk about what you can do this halloween if you haven't yet made your plans. check out our nbc bay area halloween events guide. right on ton tp of our home pag. every single region covered. a lot of these events are free. check that out if you have time. temperatures staying nice and mild as we head through the next

couple of days. >> 6:18. drive picking up. anthony is a big kid. you excited about tomorrow? >> i was actually trying to scare you a little bit. she is unstoppable. there is no scaring this girl. we are looking live on 880. this is in oakland past the oracle -- oakland coliseum. southbound moving. northbound as well. let's switch gears and show you the maps. we have an accident through the altamont pass. 580 at livermore is where the accident is. it slows back to 205. once you get past it, things improve. not too much of a slowdown right now. you can see the head lights moving in toward us without a problem. no accidents. this is going to start to bog down just a bit. yesterday, we had many accidents once we got into the heart of rush-hour on this area. a little farther north into palo

alto, traffic is moving smoothly. no accidents to report across the peninsula. the only accident is the one coming from the altamont pass at 580. coming up on "today in the bay," new olympic uniforms revealed in sochi. are these new outfits threaded with political controversy. we will explain just ahead. >> bob redell will give us a preview of the oracle season opener. firefighters knocked down the two-alarm fire at an industrial building that appears to belong to caravan bagels and pita. stick with us.

countdown on to the winter olympics in sochi. the official uniform for volunteers and staff, brightly colored ski jackets and caps featuring the olympic ring. the colors are made to represent the different regions of russia. some very similar to the rainbow

flag that symbolizes the lgbt. vladimir putin says the lgbt will be welcome despite new laws that have been criticized as discriminatory. >> the 1990s called. they want their sweatsuits back. forget the preseason. those practice games are over. time for the real deal. the golden state warriors said to suit up for the very first game, the real game of the 2013/2014 nba season. >> you know who is ready as well? >> mr. bob redell. >> "today in the bay." live outside the oracle arena. inside, i should say. team hours away from tip-off against the lakers. >> reporter: all 19,596 seats here in the oracle arena are sold out. some things you are going to notice that are a little bit different this time around when you come in. instead of one roe of courtside

seats. you are going to get a t-shirt on every chair. it says, protect warrior ground. first 2000 people to check in on facebook. you get one of these rubber foam things. if you have extra coin, look up there in the mezanine level. you can see the yellow/white sconce lightings. it is called theater box seatings. it is a private party for four. you have your own eating area and you cater to something the warriors are trying out. that sort of tip-off will be at 7:30 tonight. the warriors taking on the lakers. they are very familiar with this team, not just because of last season but earlier this month at the 2013 nba global games that took place in china. you can see some video where the warriors met the lakers twice there in asia and both times therks met them there, they took

them out. this is the 39th consecutive selloff if you include the playoffs from last season. they got the momentum from last season. the only second time in 19 years the warriors advance to the western conference semifinals. they have also impressed their peers. a recent survey of all the general managers, the team the most exciting to watch, the golden state warriors. tip-off at the oracle arena at 7:30. jon, i was up 50. i was down 50. you and i are even money. laura, what do you want me to do? just tell me. make it easy. >> hey, bob, how about you just jump up and show us you can touch the net. shoot it first. >> you are a funny man. >> here we go, here we go. we'll go for the three. >> big money time. i like it. >> here he goes.

oh! got rim. you got rim. >> great. we just made $50. >> i like the fact that bob is old school. >> you just made $50. >> you better catch your breath. >> give bob some oxygen. >> that was nice. >> you still have a chance. i'm up 50. you have a chance for double or nothing. stepping up security at the new santa clara stadium. we are going to tell you how many guards will be on patrol and how much each officer will be paying per hour coming up next.

health care under the microscope. workers dangling from helicopters not far from the san mateo bridge.

we'll tell you what's going on and when you can expect to see the unusual repair work start. with power, it should be on the new york stock exchange. fresh off another record day. both the new york stock exchanges, the nasdaq, lots to celebrate. that's stimulus money making people very excited about being part of the numbers all over the market. we'll keep you posted on this wednesday, october 30th. this is "today in the bay." this is "today in the bay." good morning, everybody. thanks for sticking with us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. >> happening now, the botched health care rollout is under scrutiny on capitol hill. the hearing before the house committee is underway right now. health and human services secretary, kathleen sebelius, is facing questions about why the health care.gov website has such a troubled start. tracie potts has been monitoring

the hearing. she joins us live with an update now. tracie? >> reporter: we are watching that right now. she talks about how much money she spent on this website not working $174 million on the site and i.d. to support the site and get it working for millions of americans that need health insurance. earlier in an opening statement, and, by the way, she went off script. she didn't really talk about what she said she was going to talk about in an eight-page prepared statement. in a shorter version, she did apologize we didn't see that in an earlier statement. i apologize. i am accountable to you for fixing these problems. she talked about the improvement that they have made. she said that health care.gov can now accommodate 17,000 people signing up for accounts. what she has yet to say is how many people have actually

successfully been able to use this site so far. the government has said they are not going to release those numbers or they are not going to have those numbers until the middle of november. we watch now as she is grilled not just about the website but also the first line of questioning this morning was about what the president has said and is now under fire for. the fact that he told americans they could keep their inshusura if they like it. millions have received cancellation notices. secretary sebelius says it is a law that the americans be able to get new insurance. the question becomes, how much is it going to cost. >> we also also point out, health care.gov is available for people in 36 states that does not include california. they have their own health insurance website. it is called covered california. so far, more than 179,000 applications for insurance have been started on cover

california. the state at this point has not released how many people have actually completed applications. california's enrollment figures will not be released until november 14. >> speaking of being covered, you better bundle up before you head out the door. >> good thing you brought your snuggy. every day, i see it. >> i think it becomes more of a a problem when your dog has a snuggy, in my case. a good-looking day. laura looks great in anything. the time of year you can rock the boots, scarfs and gloves. this morning, certainly appropriate. a live look at the golden gate bridge wech bridge. we are expecting some fog that won't last too long. temperatures are going to continuously drop. the coldest time of the day this morning is going to be about 8:00 a.m. 48 degrees for now in san francisco.

43, nava dto. 39, gilroy. 45, san jose. it all works like this today. it is going to feel like fall for the first part of the day. we're going to climb a little bit above average as we head throughout the second half of the day. 4:00 p.m., 71 degrees inland. at the coast, we are looking good. temperatures will be on the cool side until lunchtime. then, you can peel off that heavy side. we'll find out what anthony is working with on the roads. >> the unfortunate thing, we are seeing that congestion at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's what we are finding. the cash track lanes and the fast-track lanes bogged down. that's going to continue to happen. the slowing continues through the eastshore freeway. a slow go going through the bay bridge toll plaza.

earlier, an accident at petaluma. coming up in the north bay. keeping things slow all the way bablg in back into santa rosa. moving along smoothly. no dense fog to deal with. lots of cars coming in. pg&e will spend the next couple of months updating lines that move between hayward. most of the work will be done by air. a live view of the san mateo bridge. if all goes as planned, the project won't impact bridge traffic at all. through december, workers will dangle from pg&e helicopters to remove the old lines and install new ones. utility officials say the upgrades will make service to homes and businesses on the peninsula, more reliable. levi stadium now getting the

green light to step up security. the santa clara city council approving to spend money on background checks for police officers to heppa troll the new stadium. the city plans to hire more than 100 officers for shifts during 49ers games and concerts when the stadium officially opens up next year. those officers will be earning $55 per hour. to apply, candidates have to be a current or retired police officer. off-duty santa clara p.d. will be given first choice for all eligible shifts. sleeping passengers trapped and burned inside a bus overnight. new information about the deadly crash in india just ahead. >> we will tell you about overnight arrests in the deadly crash now being called an act of terror in ten amen square. new details coming up next. continuing coverage of fire now knocked down and under control at an industrial building that appears to belong

to caravan bagels and pita. know injuries reported there in union city. we will have continuing coverage throughout the morning.

at 6:39. new this morning, at least 42 people died when a bus crashed into a roadside barrier and burst into flames in southern india. it happened early this morning. many of the passengers were trapped inside the bus.

a burned metal frame. that was the last of the bus after the flames were put out. only the bus driver and six passengers managed to is scape through a window. many of them suffering burns. the crash happened after the driver tried to pass another vehicle. on the international scene, china state-run news agency reporting five people have been arrested in connection to a suicide car attack in ten aman square. that is back open to security. a jeep carrying five people blew past hebertier into that square, crashed and burst into flames. three passengers and two tourists were killed. the chinese news agency reporting, three passengers were related, the husband, wife, and

man's mother now, how you can help investigators track down a man who may have seen a patient's body lying in a stairwell weeks about have it was removed. apple starts to solve some problems with its iphone 5 and a strange snell of the new computers. we'll take a look coming up in business. good morning. i'm meteorologist, christina loren. you can see all 48 floors of the trance america tower this morning. i can tell you, though, this is cold out there. bundle up. we are headed for a warmer afternoon and a weather treat for halloween this year. your forecast in moments. right now, it is a treat. a live look at the court inside oracle arena. tonight's main attracts, yes. your warriors taking on the lakers. the opening warmup act. how about bob redell showing off some skills of his own with the round ball. we also have continuing coverage

of a fire. no injuries reported. we'll have more details next.

right now, i want to get you updated into breaking news in union city where firefighters are keeping an eye out for any possible hotspots after a fire at a commercial building called caravan bagles and pita. crews did manage to control the flames about 30 minutes ago. this one, happening on western avenue near the intersection of alvarado and niles road and dakota road. there were reports employees were inside of the building at the time of the fire. so far, no injuries have been reported

san francisco police are asking for your help to solve a mystery. a man that reported seeing the body of a missing patient in the stairwell at san francisco general hospital. after telling the supervisor, the man disappeared. christie smith is live with an update. >> reporter: this man apparently told a hospital supervisor that he saw someone laying in a locked stairwell here at sf general. this report made four days before lynn sfaupaulding was fo there. now, san francisco police were putting out the word to the public. they are trying to find him. he is described as an asian male in his 30s, about 5'8" tall. the body of 57-year-old lynn spaulding was discovered on october 8th in a locked stairwell here at sf general. four days earlier, that man-made his report to the supervisor.

that supervisor looked but didn't find anyone there. he disappeared on september 21st after being admitted. hospital officials tell us they had to search the ground four times. how that was handled is unclear. police say the information that they have is somewhat confusing. they know that. they think he may have actually worked for the hospital possibly as a resident. >> reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." thank you very much. time now to check that weather and as a little pre-halloween trick and treat. we know how to double your pleasure. we give you san francisco looking spectacular. san jose, dare i say, outstanding as well. very brisk. cool out there. if you are heading out the door,

you want to grab something and make sure you can wrap around. >> we don't have cloud cover to keep us warm. some parts up north have a little bit of cloud cover. if you are going to hop on a bike, make sure you are ready for that. windchill factor. is a beautiful, warm finish headed our way. we had that area of low pressure come through for all the clouds yesterday. that is what's kind of trailing that cold air. cold air will mix out of here by this afternoon. we are following into the 30s up in the north bay. it is cold enough for frost. if you have the sensitive plants, you still have time to bring them indoors. you don't want the frost to damage your plants. as we head throughout tomorrow morning, not as fridge it. that's good news. 44 degrees in santa cruz. getting cold on the ocean. yesterday, 62 degrees.

today, 72 degrees for halloween. 76 on friday. steadily warming all the way through the week's end. we are looking pretty good. 72. 68 in concord. 65 for oakland. 70 degrees in napa. things are going to change. i'm talking about the time as we get into this weekend. don't forget, if you have a clock you still manually have to change and you are not in the majority any longer, make sure you want to set that clock back one hour as we get into the weekend. your phone will do it for the most part. make sure your body is ready for the change. your sunset, 5:15. that sun going down early. as we head throughout the next couple of days, temperatures climb. it is going to be really nice for your halloween. 71 degrees. 68 degrees at the coast. the weekend looks pretty good. 70s inland. we will see 60s around the bay and temperatures aren't going to drop off that much as we head through next week. we are looking pretty good all across the board. no chance for rain in the near

future. 6:48. let's check on the drive. we know it is taken up right about now. it is taken up across the board. right now in the east bay, we are seeing the heaviest of traffic approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. coming through, we still have an accident. this is right to the 101 in petaluma. keeping things slow coming into santa rosa into san francisco. through the altamont pass. this is a slow spot. we have an accident at isabelle keeping things slow there. down to 680. the unfortunate thing is that we still have quite a bit of traffic filling in from the south bay. you can see on the 101, this is a slow spot that's going to continue to remain slow as we head through the next couple of hours coming through san jose. you can see outside, cars piling in on 101 northbound.

that's all those cars coming in. it thins out as we head through palo alto. that's where you can see traffic moving smoothly. 6:50 right now. rescue teams resuming their search for i asa san jose man l seen outside sacramento. he didn't return over the weekend and was reported missing. deputies found his car yesterday in nevada city, about six miles northeast of sacramento. the state legislature has announced a special oversight hearing that will take place in a week to look into a crash that killed two workers on b.a.r.t. tracks. moments before a train collided with two men, the stretch of track between walnut creek and the pleasant hills station. they are conducting their own separate investigation. they are hoping newly released surveillance video will help

them catch a sused gunman. these men highlighted in the video. they were involved in saturday's shooting at the spot nightclub. officers say the club employee told them to turn their music down. the 43-year-old victim still recovering from the hospital. if you recognize anybody in the video, call campbell police department. gang-related crime in san jose is going down. the san jose police department says, gang-related murders, assaults and robberies have dropped more than 15%. that's compared to last year. the numbers could go up. it often takes weeks, sometimes months after a death to determine whether it was gang-related. also, this morning, a south bay city says it is willing to risk lawsuits. this is santa clara county courts come under fire for not doing enough to keep guns out of the hands of the mentally ill. today in the bay's marla tay yes

joining us from the newsroom with two separate stories in the south bay linked to one controversial issue, that being gun control. election day is coming up on tuesday, november 5th. on the ballot is the controversial measure c. so controversial, it says that if it passes, the nra will sue the city of sunnyvale. these are the four points of measure c. it would require gun owners to lock up their weapons at home when they are away from home. gun owners would need to report a stolen gun within 48 hours. it would would also require detailed records on ammo sales and would ban all magazines holding more than ten rounds. a sunnyvale major says stricter gun control has been on his mind ever since the mass shooting in newtown, connecticut almost a year ago. i got angry. i said, that's enough. when do we stop?

life is more valuable than we are treating it. >> there are opponents like eric fisher who owns us firearms in sunnyvale. even fisher says it is important guns don't end up in the wrong hands. for most of us and gun shop owners, it is real important to us that we deal with the criminal and the mentally ill components of what's wrong because it directly affects our business. >> speaking of the mentally ill getting their hands on gun, a state audit just released shows many mentally ill people are, in fact, armed. the audit says this is because of dozens of superior courts in california, including courts in santa claire are, are failing to report the names of these people more than 20,000 mentally ill

and felons who do not have a right to own a weapon are, in fact, armed. it is 6:53. apple is acknowledging it may have some trouble with batteries in the iphone 5. it seems to be relatively isolated. amle seems to know exactly what phones are having the trouble. so apple is contacted those people. "the new york times" this morning says apple is going to exchange those phones for free. the nasdaq opening from dublin, ireland. we could see nasdaq cross 4,000. they had more trouble on wednesday. they were unable to transmit their data for 45 minutes. facebook will report their profit after the closing buzzer this afternoon. lastly, some dell customers are complaining this morning about a funny smell coming from their new computers. here is the online forum about it, to be specific. the computers smell strongly, they say, of cat urine.

one user said he gave his cat away, because he assumed the cat was using the keyboard as a litter box. dell says, they are acknowledging the problem is not the cat. it is something odd with the manufacturing. >> he gave his cat back. >> you are clever working hard on a cold wednesday morning. bob redell and the golden state warriors. the first game, the 2013, 2014 nba season. >> mr. redell live inside the oracle arena team. now, about 12 hours away from tip-off to take on the lakers. the other fact we can tell you, bob redell has been out there about three hours this morning. i am sure he has lathered up with some pretty good back sweat, right? >> you like that, don't you? >> 7:30 tip-off. the warriors taking on the

lakers. the thought is that every seat here, you are looking here, in oracle arena, almost all 20,000 of them will be occupied, because the game is sold out. this is the 39th consecutive sellout. when you come here today or tonight, you will be getting one of these. everyone gets a t-shirt, some swag. first 2000 people check in on facebook gets one of these. the first 2000 people on the baseline get a couple of these, the thunder sticks. want to point out something up there? new features at oracle arena they are introducing are the theater box seats. these are not to be confused with the regular suites. the suites have 16. these are smaller, much more intimate. something they are trying out. here is four people, person, party rooms, if you will. nice view from the mess neen.

tip-off at 7:30. the warriors familiar with this team because they played them in the pre-season game taken place in china. the warriors with the two meets with the lakers overseas, they beat them both times. one reason why so many are so interested in the warriors, why there is so much buzz. you recall, they made it to the playoffs for the first time in six years last season. that was also their second time in 19 years. if you look at the polls, the general managers in the nba, the team the most exciting to watch, the golden state warriors. they ranked them from the top 15 to the top 10 in the nba. tip-off here at 7:30 tonight at oracle arena taking on the la lakers. we are even, right?

i was down stairs. we are even money right now. >> the team is young and dynamic. if you hit this one, you get the money. >> reporter: all right but i'm doing a three-pointer. $50 shots, $100. >> now, we are even. $100, man. >> we're even. >> you get a discount for hitting the edge. that's the money. >> there we go. you can hit the first one. your total is on the line. >> i like this, bob. one more.

bob, leave it to the young kids. we'll give you credit. get yourself some medical insurance. sign on to the california website. warm up as well. we need a warmup. >> no wins but i think he owes you about three at this point, jon and laura. good morning to you. it is cold out there. make sure you bundle up. the good news, a warmer afternoon headed our way with temperatures climbing back into the 70s inland. we are going to climb out of the upper 50s at the coast into the mid-60s. significantly warmer than yesterday. let's check your drive. here is slaughter. >> we do have major accidents. this is in the east bay coming into 24. the thing you are going to note here, if you are going to try to get off the 680, the exit ramp to 24 westbound is closed. you can't get through 24. you have to go around using some side streets. 24 westbound is closed.

back to you guys. bob redell, up at oracle. good morning. breaking overnight, they were warned. nbc news obtained a new report showing the obama administration knew about problems with the health care website weeks before its launch, as cat l kathleen s heads to capitol hill toy for what's expected to be a contentious hearing. can she keep her job? her hero. for the first time, the wife of a nevada teacher who was killed during that tragic school shooting speaks out. >> he has told everyone that everyone he loves and cared about, he would lay down his life for them, and that's exactly what he did that day. >> this morning, her surprising message to the gunman's family. and show-steelers. the ohio state marching band's