>> smooth drive for the south bay. slowing, unusual slowing for wednesday, september 24th. coming through the tri-valley. we'll let you know what's going on as you approach the dub len interchange. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> good wednesday morning to you. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. developing now out bay, homicide detectives on the hunt for whoever killed and shot two men in san jose, injuring a woman as well. happening around 9:00 on rancho drive, this near monterey road. bob redell joining us live in san jose. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam. investigators still trying to piece together who the shooter or shooters were who killed two people last night. police received a 911 call, around 9:00 last night, they -- a report of someone being shot on the 100 block of -- home on the 100 block of rancho drive.

this is off monterey, near capital, not far from el rancho stake house. there were two men, both shot, both once, and unfortunately both pronounced dead at the scene. a third person, a woman, also shot. she was taken to the hospital. she is expected to survive. her injuries considered to be nonlife threatening. investigators, they've admitted they do not have much to go on as of now. >> somebody knows something about what happened, we would love to have that information. we need a lot of help. like i said right now we don't have a suspect description, a motive. we need the public's help. >> reporter: police did swarm the area last night. they did an immediate ground search. they also put a bird up in the air to try to find anybody trying to flee the scene, as i mentioned. still no suspects, still no arrests. those two men killed last night, they unfortunately became the 27th and 28th people to be

killed in the city of san jose this year. reporting live here outside san jose police headquarters, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. after the second round of u.s. air strikes on syria, there's concern that the action could prompt an increased terror threat here at home. as security experts focus on that, the president seems to focus on the growing coalition against isis. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joining us with more on that. concern about the ramifications of the strikes are going to be. >> of course concern of increases terror threat. the president addressing the united nations, trying to build that coalition and that consensus against isis. also sending a renewed warning to isis and other terror groups who think they might strike america. he is thanking five arab countries, helped with air strikes in syria. there have been two more rounds since the first round. this afternoon the president will chair a u.n. security council meeting focused on stopping foreign terrorists from

crossing the borders out of syria and into syria. but the warning he delivered today will likely be the same. >> i will never apologize for doing everything in my power to protect the safety and security of the american people. >> meantime, there is word that a second terror group also poses a threat to the united states. the campaign targeting an al qaeda-linked group called khorasan. the pentagon says they were ready to attack. military officials warn air strikes are now just the beginning. lawmakers say, they're not there -- there's not going to be enough and the president should be frank about the fact we could be sending boots on the ground. coming up, live to washington, d.c. where we'll get more reaction from lawmakers and more on who might be joining that coalition now that it seems to  be in full swing. >> amping up really, definitely so. thank you. san francisco police are investigating a string of laptop

robberies. acover according to the san francisco examiner, the first two happened within minutes in union square area monday. both victims had laptops stolen. the last robbery happened hours later in the portolla neighborhood. the surs spec appeared to be in his 20s. redwood city police asking for help to identify a suspect who punched a man and stole his bike. you can see the suspect wearing a blue shirt and walking into a 7-eleven, moments later appears to be yelling at somebody. this happened around two months ago. you know anything, contact local police. 5:04. new this morning, home depot the latest major retailer targeted by hackers. tens of millions of credit cards may have been compromised. "today in the bay's" stephanie

chuang joins us live with a look now. >> reporter: good morning to you. we're talking about roughly 56 million credit cards compromised by the cyberattack that targeted home depot and its customers confirmed two weeks ago by the retailer. people are reporting that they're starting to get fraud alerts from banks and financial institutions informing them of suspicious charges. according to the "wall street journal," the criminals are starting to use these cards to buy everything from electronics to prepaid cards to groceries. last week the company reported the virus had been removed adding it rolled out enhanced encryption at all stores but it left customers feeling vulnerable. >> it just goes to show you things that you take for granted that are safe are not necessarily safe in this day and age. >> reporter: it is the latest in the string of latest breaches. retailers were target, neiman

marcus, hacking led to 40 million cards compromised in less than a month. home depot's much greater. the company says it has -- it was hacked by a system that's never been seen before, custom-built software unique to the breach. a lot more significant than the other ones we've seen. coming up in our next report, the trend of data breaches and how likely you are to become a s coming up in 30 minutes. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thank you. more details now in the past year alone a shocking 43% of companies experienced some sort of data breach, according to a report released yesterday. numbers are up 10% from the yea before. now the report also found 27% of the companies didn't have a response plan in place in case of breach happening. >> you don't know how to kind of keep vigilance over this when

every store, popular stores experience trauma. >> so many don't carry cash anymore. something to consider. 5:06 on wednesday. like a good superhero, activating their best tools, christina loren. >> reporter: this morning, there's fog out there, we'll check in, captain, mike owe captain, in moments. 61 in san martin. hopefully feeling good wednesday morning. we certainly are in the weather department. why? there's rain on the way. 5:07. a picture of ocean beach. it's dark but i wanted to show you that specific shot because it shows you, you can still see the streetlights out there. not so socked in with fog you can't see a thing. throughout the day you're going to see clearing take place

rapidly, like it did yesterday. making way to kind of an interesting second half of the day. wind's going to increase. clouds increase as well. a storm system starts to push into the bay area. but not before we hit 81. south bay for today, sunshine early, clouds increasing between 3:00 and 7:00. clouds early on on the peninsula. temperature today, 74. that is beautiful. 79 for the north bay. looking great out there, east shore. a's have a day game. comfortable conditions. 75 degrees. san francisco looks warm at 71. and out in the tri-valley, 84. warm sunshine coming your way with cooler weather as this storm starts to move in. we're going to time this system out. you can see here, by 3:00 today, showers moving into the north end of the bay area. how much, where you live coming up. stick around. if you can't, here he is, i built you up, mike, hopefully you'll deliver this time. >> nothing left but a letdown,

christina. it's not a cape, it's just a tail of my jacket, anyway. here looking at road work. it's better news. look at traffic flowing smoothly past the sign. talking about the road work but looks like majority of the issues, the slowdown clearing over the last few minutes. we look at the map for westbound 580, the live shot going away, but on the map coming toward us. a little slow from 84 past dougherty where things are starting to clear. from red to orange to yellow. that means speeds are improving, they must have cleared some of the closure. you see speeds and traffic flow on the live camera moving smoothly. on schedule for the dublin interchange. no problem through pleasanton or livermore. single car crash into the center divide sounds like an issue as far as the car goes but not as far as the commute. countercommuted away from the walnut creek interchange. bay bridge without delays. the rest of the approach moves

nicely. oakland, the game, midday, coliseum will see traffic before and after. so around lunchtime and beginning of your evening commute will be an issue. a live look at bay bridge toll plaza. things are moving nicely. earlier backup we had on the left approach off the hov lanes cleared up. looks like cash lanes are open you see flashing lights, that's in the parking lot. a service vehicle making your way. fire truck, there are no incidents in the area. i see sheen on the roadway. mist from the overnight, low clouds could be an issue. look from emeryville shows you mist is an issue as far as visibility from the city from emmiville. may have slicker cars. flashing lights across the span. no incidents on the bay bridge yet. i'll keep tracking this. remember, folsom street, off-ramp closed. folsom, to do that, get off at harrison, on the other side of the approach towards san francisco exiting off from the left. back to you.

>> thank you. right now, 5:10 on your wednesday. new steps that state universities are taking to make women feel safer on campus. >> i said, there is no water and he goes what? i said, there is no water. >> the drought affecting another central california town this morning. what officials are now doing to try to help.

>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. it's 5:13. hearth and home technologies recalling about 20 now, indoor and outdoor gas fireplaces, gas stoves, gas inserts and log sets. the company says the gas valve

leaked leading to a fire hazard. units so s sold at stores from o july. stop using the units and contact the store to arrange for free inspection. making sure apple doesn't get all attention, blackberry releasing its latest smartphone today. blackberry passport, the first global launch since the company's blackberry 10 flopped last year. little information on the features but it has a larger screen and unique touch sensitive keypad. costs $599. for a quick look at markets, mary thompson at cnbc's world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to you. looking ahead to the morning's open on wall street when the opening bell rings an hour. futures pointing to a higher open stocks fell again tuesday, with the s&p 500 and nasdaq closing at a five-week low. the dow dropped 116 points, finishing at 17055 and nasdaq lost 19 points to close at 4508.

yesterday investors weighing data showing slowing growth in countries, including china, france, germany and stocks appreciated by geopolitic the concerns. investors looking over data on new home sales this morning. back to you. 5:15 right now. homes at one central valley city hooked up to fire hydrants to make sure they have water it's happening in hanford, south of fresno. faucets started going dry yesterday. they were tapped out because of a local well ran dry. emergency responders found bottled water for affected homes and put in temporary solutions in place while full-time answer is worked on. the trouble is they don't know how long that will take. temporary water is safe to

drink. until then, people are told to boil water but they're having a problem with that, my hometown in the east side of porterville, the same thing. people are having trouble. wells are going dry and they're not connected to the city municipality. so a lot of people just don't have any water at all. we don't have a camera shot now. >> we apologize. experiencing technical difficulties this morning. >> that okay. we'll iron things out. you may not have been able to hear us, hopefully you can now. cameras seem to be acting up this morning. we will check the forecast in just moments with meteorologist christina loren. it is a good news forecast. finally in fall, now maybe expecting possibly rain, right? >> i'm counting on it. i really, really, am very optimistic about the shower chance. i've got to tell you, we are in a drought. we need every single drop of rain we can tally up in the bucket. throughout tonight, the first raindrops moving into the bay

area and we are excited about it, nbc bay area weather department. we have a little bit of rain, last week. this week everybody's going to get something temperatures right now mostly in the 60s. mid 60s at that. we are on the warm side of the front. as that front continues to push in, not impacting us until after we hit our highs today at 3:00. that's the warmest time of the day in san jose. that's 81 degrees. 77 on the peninsula. hit 72 degrees, room temperature on the east shore. a's are still in it to win it. let's go, a's! looking good for the day game today at noon you will be in the upper 60s to low 70s with wind picking up. 70 in san francisco. rain arrives in san francisco at 7:00 to 9:00. here what happens you can expect. cloudy skies throughout the day. clouds will build, showers arrive by evening and wide spread rainfall expect most of it here during "today in the bay" for your morning drive. tracking showers as we wake up and meet back here tomorrow

morning. not fogged in at the coast. that's a good sign. sunshine coming your way for the first part of the day. between 12:00 and 5:00. that's when clouds increase. it's going to be pretty tonight at sunset. take out cameras, it's one of those nights. 81, that's what happens when you get storm clouds moving in. 74 peninsula. 71 san francisco. let's talk about the north bay today. 79 degrees, sunny, mild, and they are out there harvesting grapes. temperatures looking good. if you want to hit the day game, out in oakland, i think temperatures are going to be comfortable but that could cause a tie-up on the roads as people are leaving when getting off work. what do you think about that? >> a good warning for folks because the start of the evening commute and the end of the game, so we do sometimes see traffic tying up there, if folks stay until the end of the ninth inning, which sometimes isn't the kaps a's are going to win handily, i'd say, by the fourth. south bay, northbound 101, picking up the volume a little

bit. but we do have some urgent updates here. i just heard from shelby at our desk we have word of a deadly crash on surface streets. word is that it's on tully road, between king and 101. north side of the freeway, eastbound tully road heading away. the closure in the section until 6:30. that's my interpretation of the initial information, between 101 and king road, we will have a closure of tully road. a major problem for folks getting off of the freeway for that -- if that doesn't change as far as updates go. bob redell heading to the scene. he'll bring us an update and sort out the commute. that's just getting started for the south bay. on our maps we see that green flow of the speed sensors past the area. that's good news for now as far as morning commute goes. deadly crash, tully and lenai off of the freeway. road crews are there, 880, stevens creek boulevard. we have traffic continuing to

smooth out after the early problems i showed you by the construction that lasts until 5:00 at dougherty. it blends in with folks coming out of the altamont pass, so that will be a generally slower drive but around the isabel interchange. another ten minutes, that should smooth out. no other surprises for the tri-valley. smooth drive here, still east 24 because of the crash at lafayette exit. no problem at walnut creek interchange or caldecott toward the maze. g re you get to y.h be powell for east bound 80 away from the toll plaza and that maze will be a distraction, that might be why we're seeing quick slowing here. san mateo bridge, live look. we're looking at easy drive westbound. no problems, flat section high-rise. clear view here, low clouds impeding view of the bay bridge from time to time from emeryville. we can see it better than ten

minutes ago. still blur. you can't see the city lights. mist is in the air. may be an issue. even now for on and off-ramps, keep in mind. if you see the sheen, slow it down for safety sake. golden gate bridge, easy drive. shine here, because there's a smear on the lens, not any rain, but a clear view and clear drive through the north bay and across from the north bay or to that side. >> a lot of stories where you hear birds get caught in a plane they're not the only animals that can bring down a plane. >> that would be the faa releasing new numbers saying that more deer than ever, hearing this correctly, deer crashing into planes on runways across country. from 1990 to last year, more than 1,000 collisions between planes and deer, elk, or moose. >> interesting. most of the planes involved in the crashes were damaged. one person was even killed. last month in florida the propeller of a small plane hit a deer during landing causing the plane's landing gear in front to collapse. many collisions involve small

planes but occasional jetliner has been damaged by a deer. i guess they run on to the runway. >> some people are spooked to begin with. that would set you probably off of your sanity there for a second. new technology causing serious security concerns from homeowners. >> take photos of your keys with smartphone and then get a copy mailed for $6. but the website makes it easy for thieves to take your photos and copy your key. >> taking a photo of a key quickly, it means it happens more quickly, it's more convenient and they don't need access for as long. >> website says they require credit cards and only accept clear pictures but admit if they don't verify it's your key or credit card as well and they've got your address to send it to. patent keys are best to prevent duplicates. >> the theme is security breaches, security problems. >> go to home depot, make sure

you pay cash. >> keep personal information and keys at your own dispole. right now, 5:22 on wednesday morning. >> katy perry ready to leave town after a two-concert stint in san jose. i had a lot of friends that went to the show. >> if you did not see her in concert, you might have seen her strolling around town. perry tweeted this out before a concert last night, rode my bike 22 miles from palo alto to the ven knew san jose just in case you're wondering why i'm limping on stage late in the evening. >> she wasn't limping on stage. what a performer, to bike that many miles and also get on stage where there's a lot of theatrics involved in the shows. >> in peak condition. >> she doesn't just sit there. >> what color her hair is. if it's pink, you probably recognize. i'm not up to date. >> 5:23, bay area tech executive gets her on comic book.

we'll show it, maybe.

welcome back. checking out a live picture of san jose. we'll find out what the weather scene will look like today coming up. 5:26. facebook's coo can add comic book star to resume. >> 32-page comic comes out today, both in print and digitally. it's a biography of sanburg's life starting from harvard university. it's part of blue water production's female force series. the series featured powerful women, including michelle obama, hillary clinton and melinda gates. blue water admits it did not consult about the comic but did

heavily research her, all of her life, before they wrote. the comic will be sold for $3.99. >> is that $3 or $300? police arrest two men after a car dealership heist on the peninsula. investigators now trying to figure out if they're connected to a string of other thefts. >> a woman kidnapped in broad daylight, forced to withdraw money from her bank account.

all new this morning, home depot customers reporting fraudulent charges after a massive data breach. latest details in a live report. firefighters face tough conditions as they battle the king wildfire. now some people are being allowed to return home to try to survey the damage. >> we'll let you know what firefighters are up against today. we are going to see wind increase. a full report on that coming up. plus, the clouds increasing as we head throughout the day making way to showers by this evening. the big weather story,

widespread rainfall when we meet back here tomorrow morning. lots to go over in your microclimate forecast this morning. >> deadly crash in san jose. this may affect folks getting off at a popular off-ramp. we'll get you the latest for the bay shore and alternate around the scene. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> good wednesday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. the home depot data breach has led to reports of fraud. a number of banks say somebody's trying to use credit card numbers tagged to the breach we first reported last week. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live. >> reporter: good morning to you. we're at one of the many home depot locations across the bay area and word is now customers are starting to get fraud alerts from banks, financial institutions warning them that there appear to be suspicious charges happening.

according to the "wall street journal," the criminals behind the cyberattack happened between april and september here are starting to use credit card numbers to buy everything from electronics to groceries to prepaid cards. just last week the company reported that the virus had been removed adding it ruled out enhanced encryption of payment at all stores but left customers victimized in the attack feeling vulnerable. >> my credit card company had already contacted me to inform me they saw a charge that looks suspicious. >> make me want to go to cash-only basis. >> reporter: the latest in a string of recent retailers, you may remember target last year, neiman marcus. home depot is significantly larger and the company adding hackers used unique, never seen before custom-built software.

according to a group, 33% of consumers were notified of a data breach last year. that's up from 25% just the year before. live this morning, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." 5:32. developing story in the south bay. homicide detectives spent the night trying to figure out who killed two men in san jose. the shootings happened 9:00 last night on rancho drive near monterey road near the el rancho steakhouse. officers found two men and a woman each shot at least once. the men dies at the scene, and the woman was taken to the hospital but we were told she should survive. investigators used cruisers and a helicopter to search for the suspect throughout the night but admit they don't have much to go on. >> if somebody knows something about what happened, we'd love to have that information everybody we need a lot of help. like i said, we don't have a suspect description, we need the

public's help. >> a couple of dogs were taken from the home where murders took place but it's unclear why. there have been 28 homicides in san jose this year alone. warning now for people in a quiet walnut creek neighborhood. a gunman kidnapped a woman in the middle of the day and robbed her. the woman was in the front of her house when approached by a man wearing a hat, dark glasses and face hid. he pulled out a gun and made her drain her bank accounts. he drove her back to the neighborhood, get out of the car and ran away. she tells police that she has never seen that man before. san jose police hope surveillance video will help them find men behind a height of a car dealership. investigators say they broke into the dealership, stole a bunch of keys and drove off in luxury cars.

some car were worth more than $200,000 each. police are investigating similar burglaries in santa clara and belmont. investigators also looking into whether two men arrested yesterday know anything about any of those heists. two from oakland were take noon custody yesterday. they are charged with stealing cars from two dealerships last month. police are questioning them. >> the first theft, 200,000 cars, that is never a small business. >> only found one of maybe the earlier cars. >> like out of "fast and furi s furious." develop now, near lake tahoe, firefighters bracing for a second day of battling the fire with high wind, low humidity, struggling to contain the fire. >> they've had a tough go. crews did make progress. despite a red flag warning. they can containment lines around the fire 35%. >> still parts continue to burn out of control this morning.

as of now, more than 89,500 acres are scorched. a dozen homes, 56 small buildings burned. the fire forces entire neighborhoods to evacuate and 12,000 homes are still in that fire's path. we expect cal fire to issue an update with latest numbers at 7:00. >> people in neighborhoods nearby, some, being allowed to return back to homes. many returned yesterday to find homes intact, others had absolutely nothing left to come home to. this is heartbreaking, doug and his family watched the home burn away from the highway. yesterday he saw up close, his home completely gone. >> we have made quite a life up here that we love. on ward and upward. >> heartbreaking for them. >> it is. it's just so arbitrary in a sense. some people, as we said, homes are fine, others come home and

homes completely gone. of course our hearts go out to those families. 5:35 on your wednesday morning. trying to figure out what conditions are going to be like for firefighters out there as they try to contain the king fire. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> i think we're going to get some improvement when we get the 7:00 a.m. update from cal fire. hopefully we'll be at least in the 40% range at that point. the wind is going to pick up today. the good news is rain is on the way to that location, possibly rather generous totals working that way. we'll talk about that. right now you can see the wind arrows pointing to the west. that's going to keep smoke from drifting into the bay area today. you want to keep that in mind, you've got good air quality, that will be reinforced by the rain throughout tonight. temperatures right now, mostly in the 60s. 67 in san francisco. waking up at 66, san carlos. mainly cloudy out there this morning. we've got a lot of cloud cover out there.

and that's what's keeping your temperatures mild. serving as a blanket over the bay area. so as we head throughout the day today, this is what you can expe expect. temperatures in the 0s. 77 peninsula. 72 east shore. 70 rain arriving this evening in san francisco. same for the north bay but not before you hit 80. at 3:00 p.m., highs come in. showers don't come in until 5:00, 6:00 tonight. that's going to mostly impact the north bay. take a look at this. we're getting the latest model run. this is the latest data coming in. this is looking very promising. we stop that clock for you, 2:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we're not just talking about the light green. we've got the deep green, yellow, orange embedded within. it's going to maintain its organization down into southern california. which means they're going to get much-needed rainfall as well. we stop the clock for you again at 5:00 a.m. getting rainfall over the greater bay area. and then as we head throughout

later morning hours, this is going to fall apart by 11:00 with residual moist. looking good. temperatures today work like this, low 80s, tomorrow cooler, upper 70s in the south bay. by friday. and warming you up in time for the weekend. a lot going on here including a dive-in movie. we'll tell you where that's free for you and the kids. first here's mike inouye. >> all right. we're looking at a smooth flow of traffic over in oakland. let me take you to the south bay and maps. we'll talk about the issue over here. the freeways are moving nicely but we have the deadly crash that we just heard about. this is tully and lanai, tully is a major off-ramp for folks. use capital express lane, stay clear of the intersection, go to king, up the tully road area. it sounds like tully will be closed between 101 and heading two king until 6:30, at least the initial information.

bob redell heading out to the scene. typical build after the construction cleared. look at the live picture. we have two lanes closed. this is just starting to clear from the interchange. interchange itself is all right. but slow back at isabel interchange. bay bridge toll plaza, a backup for the cash lanes. no problem for fas-trak, no metering lights yet. peninsula is clear as you travel north with headlights towards university avenue. back to you. >> 5:39 on your wednesday. president preparing to address the united nations about the war on isis. team coverage on that issue, next. a trial under way in southern california that could change how you buy your cup of coffee in the morning.

welcome back. 5:41. u.s.-led coalition launched another round of air strikes on isis targets on syria, as we learned another terror group on the radar. >> it's kris sanchez joins us now. the president gained partners at

home and abroad. >> word that several other nations are considering joining the u.s.-led coalition and the forces took out sites critical to isis operations. the u.s. revealed there's another terrorist group that the u.s. is trying to take out. for more on that, "today in the bay's" tracie potts. what do we know about the khorasan? obviously in washington it's on the minds of many for a long time but it's the first time the american people have heard it. >> publicly, you haven't heard much about this group. they've been around for a while, tracking them for a while. they are linked to al qaeda and according to the military, had plans in place for another attack, something imminent. so they were what the military calls a target of opportunity, they were in syria, had fighter jets, bombs, missiles, going after isis, they went after this group as well. president obama's going to be talking about the campaign at the united nations today. he'll focus on what the white house says is a theme of

american leadership, america leading the way against a number of things, ebola, ukraine against russia and of course with the new campaign against terrorism that seems to be focusing on syria. later, the president is chairing the u.n. security council meeting talking about trying to stop foreign terrorists from traveling easily from one country to another. >> certainly will be critical to the conversation. thank you very much. next half hour, we will talk more about the president addressing the united nations and the security council. we'll also tell you what we can find out about that newly named terror group khorasan. >> thank you. breaking news out of the south bay now, intersection of tully road and lanai closed while officers investigate a deadly crash involving a vehicle and pedestrian. >> no question, this could impact commuters as well. "today in the bay's" bob redell arrived on scene. what do you know? what is the latest? >> reporter: it's probably about

another 45 minutes before san jose police reopen the intersection here. what's shut down is eastbound tully at lanai and alvin, you can see the scene behind me. what happened around 12:30, someone crossing tully in front of a jack-in-the-box, a half a block away from the crosswalk. my point is they were not in the crosswalk. that's when they were hit and killed by somebody in a car. the police tell us they believe that this was an accident. the driver of the car did stop, waited for police to arrive, has been cooperative. they don't believe drugs or alcohol involved. it's just that whoever the pedestrian was, they couldn't tell us whether it's a man or woman. they made the wrong decision a, trying to cross the street outside a crosswalk, b, it's a busy street, and doing it at night. you can imagine, you can see what the lighting situation is here, you can see how somebody driving down tully might not be able to see the pedestrian.

horrible accident, pedestrian hit and killed, telling us they probably will be able to reopen eastbound tully maybe around 6:30. the holdup is waiting for the crime scene cleaners to clean up the street. but that company, that individual, doing that type of job is busy with the other scene which we have been reporting about all morning long where the two people were killed last night. waiting for them to finish with that before they come over here. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> okay. thank you very much. >> the worst news you can get in the morning. right now investigators trying to figure out how an experienced driver from san jose died at a road race, this in nevada. >> his porsche crashed a few mile short of the finish sunday. investigators say bowser may have been driving over 120 miles per hour. bowser's daughter was the passenger in the car and

couldn't pull her father out of the carp she suffered minor injuries. heartbreaking for the family. battle in southern california courtroom could determine you buy your cup of coffee. >> suing coffee chains saying cancer warning labels need to be included on drinks. coffee contains a carcinogen. the nonprofit argues under prop 65, chains need to include a warning label stating the coffee includes chemicals linked to cancer. the professor tells chemistry world based on studies you'd have to drink over 100 cups of coffee per day to receive a dangerous dose of that toxin. >> i drink a lot but not up to that. >> we need to be up in the morning. 100 a day, not in the territory. 5:46 on wednesday. another satellite orbiting around mars. >> india successfully placed a satellite around the red planet making it the first nation to arrive on its first attempt.

the staff broke into wild cheers as they made history. they describes the mission, nicknamed, mom, as flawless. the mission to map the surface and study planet's atmosphere. last week nasa satellite began orbiting the red planet. exciting to see new plans we can learn. >> we're doing it, india's doing it. 5:47 on your wednesday morning. in the meantime, locally, on this planet, earth, specifically the bay area, we might be expecting rain in the next 24 hours. christina. >> take me to your radar. we have a really good-looking forecast. i am singing in my head, i'm so excited. you now how that song goes. the latest model runs are looking impressive. i'm not going to keep it from you. i'll show it to you in a moment. 66 oakland. 63 san jose. taking a live look here, beautiful start to the day. it is mild, you don't need a jacket. you don't need the umbrella yet

unless you're out and about between 5:00 and 10:00. that's when first showers arrive. that's only going to impact the north bay. wind now shifting out of the west, first notice instability in our atmosphere. wind cranking later on. we could see substantial gusts, up to 35, 40. that could make for difficult driving through the mountain passes where we lack that friction. but overall, it's not a wind event. it's looking to be a very significant rain event. temperatures today will be mild and then that rain moves in. so for the past couple of days we told you the system was coming. originated in the gulf of alaska. wasn't packing a lot of moisture but as of late, the past 24 hours, started hinting at a subtropical moisture tap and this is what we call the weather game changer. let's me show you the latest projections. from what i call the handiest model that i have, my most reliable model, rpm. look at this, keep that tally going up to one inch and 3/4.

1 3/4 of rain in ukiah, where an hour ago showing you the same projection at .3. this is looking really good. models now in agreement with me. that subtropical moisture tap, on its way to the bay area. more coming up. first, let's talk to mike inouye. getting exciting for us here. >> numbers are changing. you've got your eyes on that. folks prepared. here we're prepared for this change. bay bridge metering lights on. you have the big backup for all lanes, filling in at toll plaza past grand a quick build. also showing slowdown but not a problem anymore, we had this crew, slow clearing the sign, but they are clearing. soon all lanes open west 580 approaching the dublin interchange. this crew's there, it says caution. there you go. they're clearing. let's see, no major surprises tri-valley.

rippled back thwart the altamont pass april build through pleasanton. sunol, south 680 smoothly at the limit. freeways all right. 101 slowing. first the deadly crash where bob continues to on at the scene and continue to have the closure, tully near lanai. use capitol expressway, take king road back up into the area if that was your destinationen should be able to stay clear of the activity. san jose picking up volume, northbound slowing from 680 toward allen rock and that's a typical pattern for the south bay. back to you. >> thank you. 5:50. san francisco city leaders in downtown developers still at odds about the future of the transbay transit center despite talks. >> both side as agree to outline of a proposal last month. developers don't like the terms. they say the deal locked them into rates that aren't comparable with current rates and puts additional taxes on

them instead of giving them tax breaks. that deal fell apart when some developers refused to say they would not sue the city. >> years in the making. see if that comes to you fruition or not. problems that customers are reporting with the new iphone.

>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> welcome back. good wednesday morning to you. 5:53. only a matter of days and problems are surfacing with the brand-new iphone. >> we like flexibility in our coverages but this is different. reporting that iphone 6 plus is bending while in pockets. name of this is bendgate. you can see user bend the phone

with his barehands. similar problems when the i pho phone 5 came out. apple has yet to comment on the damaged phones. >> it's bending but i wonder if it's actually damaging it as well. >> bend but don't break, the philosophy. lots going on in the baseball world, national league and american league. let's start with the giants who are in los angeles now. we take a quick peek here at at&t park. they're finishing off their series today. game time 7:10. if they win tonight, giants, they can clinch a spot in the lay-offs, likely as a wild card team. >> could be big celebrating there giants looking for revenge against the dodgers after a tough loss last night, they fell 4-2. >> if they get a wild card spot they square off against the pirates what would be a one-game playoff to get into the playoffs. so it's no guarantee of a playoff series but calling it a playoff spot. >> the worry about it is it they

make it, without a key play that helped them with the 2012 world series. pagan having a surgery for a pinches nerve. the giants' starting center field somewhere lead-off hitter. this is a big gap to feel it as looks like blanco will have to fill the hole. >> a's losing a tough one to angels last nightfalling 2-0. you seasonny gray right there. two teams wrap up at o.co. game time 12:35. oakland holding on with bated breath to the final spot in the wild card race trying to squeak their way in. we hope they do. cadet at texas a&m how he protected the school mascot. threw himself in out of bounds football player during the game

protecting the school's collie. he was just doing his job because he was assigned to guard the dog. nonetheless, his commandment impresses and died to reward him buying a custom-made boots. they normally cost $1300. quite an honor for him. taking a closer look, looks like the dog was sleeping. >> didn't seem disturbs by the sequence of events 5:56 on wednesday. christina, rain totals to tell us about. >> yeah. really, really impressive stuff shaping up out there in our atmosphere. i love when it works out in the positive direction. we need the rain so desperately. we need this subtropical moisture tapped to get generous totals. as of this morning, all models hinting at much higher totals. that is what we're focuses in on this morning. i love forecasting weather and bring good news to the table this morning. that's what we're all about. san jose, mostly clear to start.

overcast sky by 7:00 tonight notice cloud cover over inland valleys. we'll wake up clear at coast for today. wind will increase, clouds increase and rain starts to fall. we'll time that out coming up. sam and laura. >> 5:57 now. home depot data breach leading to fraud. back with consumer warning. plus, breaking news coming to us from 101, over the course of last 30 minutes, a fatal accident on lanai street between king and 101 that killed someone. >> near tully. >> and temporarily closed a lane there near 101. we'll find out what the impact is on traffic moving forward.

6:00. break news, busy road shut down as police investigate a deadly crash involving a pedestrian. live with details. plus, two new overnight air strikes on isis in syria.

what president obama's doing to get more support for taking down the militant group. >> and we have rain coming in as of tonight. at this point, we kind of have some interesting totals to tell you about. we could actually see flooding rain in the bay area as of this evening. lots to go over in microclimate forecast. it's mild out there to start. little fog, though, not too bad. >> rain and fog. these folks heading to the bay bridge where the metering lights are on. south bay, we'll talk about the traffic impact of the deadly crash as well. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we begin this morning with breaking news. officers are investigating a deadly collision between a vehicle and a person in san jose. >> it happened at tully road and lanai avenue near 101. that intersection will be closed for a bit longer. >> on t