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 the scene now, "today in

the bay's" bob redell, live in san jose. bob, what have you learned about when roads are going to be open and what the latest is? >> well, san jose police, sam and laura, hope to have eastbound tully here at alvin and lanai reopened within the next half hour at 6:30 this morning. speaking to an officer on the scene, holdup is they're waiting for someone with a crime scene cleanup company to clean up whatever's in the road now. so waiting for that company or that individual to show up. apparently that individual is taking care of the double homicide that also took place overnight. as soon as they get here, hope to have this reopened at 6:30. this accident happened around 12:30. just over around 5 1/2 hours ago. police believe it was accidental, there was a person in a car heading eastbound on tully, somebody, a pedestrian, tried to cross tully injack-in-. i don't know if you can see, it's a half block away from the

intersection. bottom line is it's not a crosswalk. this person was trying to cross in the middle of the road outside a crosswalk. as you can see, dark outside, it was in the middle of the night and it's a very busy street. the person who hit this person did stay with their car, is cooperating, and was cooperating with police. police do not believe that drugs or alcohol was involved. rather, this was just an unfortunate accident with a pedestrian making a horrible mistake of trying to cross the street outside of a crosswalk. they've not identify who'd that person was, have not indicated whether a man or a woman. again, intersection here, eastbound tully off the 101 exit, at alvin and lanai shut down for another half hour. live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> tragic start to a morning. developing story in the south bias well. homicide detectives spent most of the night trying to figure out who killed two men in san jose. >> the shootings happened around 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. men died on the scene, and the woman was taken to the hospital but we're told she should survive. investigators used cruisers and helicopter to search for the suspect throughout the night but admit they don't have much to go on. a warning for people in a quiet walnut creek neighbor hpd a gunman kidnapped a woman in the middle of the day and robbed her. the woman was just in front of her home when she was approached by a man who was wearing a hat, dark glasses with his face hidden. >> he pulled out a gun, made her drive him to the bank and drain her bank account. drove back to the neighborhood, he got out of the car and ran away. >> police hope someone in that woman's neighborhood has surveillance cameras and caught a glim of the suspect. the woman had never seen him before. san jose police hoping surveillance video will help them find the man behind a heist at a south bay luxury car

dealership. >> a group of men caught on camera. >> we apom guise, that was not the correct video. looking into whether two men arrested know anything about the heists. two men were take noon custody yesterday. >> they're charged with stealing cars from two dealerships last month. police are questioning them to see if they know anything about the current robberies in south bay and the peninsula. >> strange that all of those would happen so soon. it's 6:04. president obama will continue trying to gain international allies in fight against isis terror groups as another round of air strikes fell on isis targets in syria. >> the latest developments now,

the president addressing the united nations this morning and this afternoon. so much going on. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live with more on that. another terror group, kris, we're learning about. >> khorasan, have you heard of that before? most people have not. that's by design. washington they have been talking about khorasan for a while. we'll be hearing more in the weeks to come. an al qaeda group linked -- an al qaeda-linked terror group that was ready to strike. we'll tell you more what their methods are. it may help bolster the president's case as he addresses the united nations. he's going to thank the five arab countries that have already helped with air strikes in syria. there have been two more since that first round. this afternoon the president will chair the united nations security council meeting focused on stopping foreign terrorists from being able to infiltrate

borders and cross freely. air strikes are just the beginning. lawmakers saying the air strikes may not be enough and the president would be prudent not to rule out boots on the ground. >> i will never apologize for doing everything in my power to protect the safety and security of the american people. >> okay. now more on the terror group khorasan. a name that the president said publicly for the first time after the strikes. it is an al qaeda splinter group operating in syria. and sought to recruit westerners for that fight. u.s. intelligence says, it wants to bring down airplanes with explosives and that is its main strategy. it is led by a man by the name of al fadhli, a top aid to bin laden, just 33, but khorasan's leader, reportedly one of the few people who knew about the 9/11 attacks before they happened. he understands how a terror group works successfully.

>> close ties to bin laden. >> right. >> amazing. >> of course isis and al qaeda, two separate groups, different missions, actually enemies in iraq now. >> yes. >> jockeying for position. they want to be the number one terror group in the world. so bizarre to think about. >> okay. right knew santa clara city council voted on a resolution opposing domestic violence but some say the measure they passed did not go far enough. >> what was approved was a revises version of the original resolution called for the benching of 49ers player ray mcdonald. last night's version makes no mention of mcdonald or the 49ers. critics say santa clara watered down the declaration because of the new relationship with team. however a woman's organization that offers domestic violence services says it's okay with the new resolution. mcdonald the only active nfl player facing domestic abuse charges and still playing. >> niners facing plenty of heat.

>> i can't imagine anybody for domestic violence. >> clearly not. 6:07. developing this morning, firefighters bracing for a second day of high winds and low humidity as they struggle to contain the king fire. >> crews did make progress, despite a red flag warning. now containment lines, 35%. still, parts continue to burn out of control as of now, more than 89,500 acres scorched. >> a dozen homes and 56 small buildings also burned at this point. fire forced neighborhoods to evacuate. this morning, 12,000 homes still in the fire's path. >> we expect cal fire to issue an update with the latest numbers just about an hour from now. of course we'll bring numbers to you. so many people coming back to the scene of their homes. some home intact. >> without forewarning. they saw from the highway homes burning. >> moisture in the air a good thing for the firefighters.

not high winds which could come there. the moisture, earlier christina said atmospheric -- >> river. >> coming our way. >> i like to sing it because it's one of those things that really changes the game around here. we are looking forward to it. and i do believe now with all of the latest model projects and what i've been watching for the past couple of days that the rain on the way, the storm system's more of a help than a hindrance to firefighters because we have generous totals working that way. temperatures right now are nice and mild. we're three degrees away from 70 in san francisco and east shore. low 60s in the south bay and on the peninsula. 64 degrees in the north bay to start the day. this is what everybody's going to be talking about. this is the weather story of the day. generous amounts of rain on the way to the bay area. we stop that clock for you at 2:00 a.m. on thursday, the front moves in. you can see talking about some really impressive rainfall

totals as this front works its way to the south. so we desperately need that rain here in the bay area. and i think we're going to see amazing totals. take a look at what the models are projecting. looks like we're measuring that rain in inches in the places that receive the most. i know you want to know more about this. more on this coming up. mike. >> looking at a live camera here, 880 through oakland, southbound headlights at 66, the dark spot across the roadway, reports of stalled vehicle. tracking the area, i don't see lanes blocks but i sigh volume starting to build. keep in mind for the nimitz. the bay bridge, bay bridge toll plaza, the backup because of the metering lights, standard flow of traffic approaching off east shore freeway out of the maze slow from 3580 and 24. nothing of concern, the a's play this afternoon, keep in mind. midday traffic and exiting will start before the evening commute. smooth drive back to its normal flow for the tri-valley after

late construction at dublin interchange. 84 through the niles area, watch a brushfire reported, small grass fire, tracking that. traffic flow through the area and no homes have any problems in the area. south bay we are looking at nice easy northbound build for 87. 101, from 680 also, typical slowdown there. but off the freeway, remember that tully at allen -- alvin, lanai closed. north bay, no problems there. >> bob redell on scene, of course, by the accident. we'll have more coming up soon. still ahead on "today in the bay" -- 6:11, the city's plans for a transbay terminal in jeopardy? >> criminals start to use credit card numbers stolen from home depot. yes another data breach. the link between those targeted and previous ones.

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be comfortable. look at what is on the way through tonight. we are measuring rain in inches potentially. a couple of things that could get in the way of this generous forecast. we'll talk about that a little science to go over. overall, things are looking very optimistic in the weather department. forecast in moments. >> a hint, one of the things is an umbrella. san mateo bridge, smooth drive. smooth drive to peninsulaen we'll talk about the closure of the road in san jose coming up. 6:14 right now. a look at today's top stories. two protesters arrested, some businesses damaged, in ferguson, missouri last night. the chaos started after a memorial to michael brown was destroyed in a fire. brown was the unarmed teenager shot and killed by police this sum. >> redwood city police asking for help to identify a suspect who punched a man and stole his bike. the suspect confronted the

victim inside a 7-eleven, punched him in the face, knocking him off the bike. japan stepped up sanctions over russia over the conflict in ukraine. sanctions include banning some russian banks from issuing securities in japan and tightening restrictions on arms exports to russia. japan has been hesitant to issue significant restrictions. 6:15. one of the big talkers now, home depot warning customers to check the latest statements for unusual activity. >> comes with a warning from banks that someone is trying to use the credit card numbers caught up in the huge security breach. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in san mateo from one of the local area home depots with more on the extent of the data breach. >> reporter: good morning. chances are if you came to home depot between april and september of this year and used your payment card, credit card information was likely compromises, part of a cyberkaek against home depot.

a data breach involving 56 million credit cards confirmed by the retailer two weeks ago. now people are reporting that they're starting to get fraud alerts from banks and financial institutions informing them of what appear to be suspicious charges. according to the "wall street journal," the criminals behind the cyberattack are starting to use credit card numbers to buy things from electronics to prepaid cards to to groceries. last week the company reported the virus had been removed adding rolling out enhances encryption of all payment data of all stores but not enough comfort for customer who talked about going back to cash onlien the latest in a string of breaches. target hacked in december with 40 million cards compromised in less than a month. neiman marcus reported 350 customers last year affects. last year it checked with mastercard and discover that reported 9200 people had cards fraud lently used elsewhere.

remains to be seen how many credit cards with home depot will have been used fraudulently but again, tip to people is check statements, check with your banks to make sure information hasn't been compromises and cards haven't been used. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> seems you need to check daily as well. san francisco city leaders and downtown developers at odds about the future of the transbay transit center. >> both sides agreed to outline of a proposal last month but now develops are say, we don't like the terms. they say the deal locked them into property rates that aren't comparable with current rates and put additional taxes instead of tax breaks. >> but that deal really fell apart with some developers refused to say they wouldn't sue the city. >> we'll see what happens. a battle in the southern california courtroom could determine how you buy your morning cup of coffee. >> a california nonprofit suing

starbucks, dunkin' donuts and chains saying cancer warning labels need to be included on coffee drinks. the council says coffee contains a car sin know driven. >> here's the thing, nonprofit argues under prop 65 chains need to include a warning label to state the coffee includes chemicals containing cancer. but you'd have to drink over 100 cups per day to get a dangerous dose. >> that could probably kill you in itself. >> three or four might work. >> that's my limit. 6:18. a matter of days and problems surfacing with the new iphone. >> flexible problems, kind of. users reporting iphone 6 pluses bending in pockets. they're calling it bendgate. >> so many put in back pockets and sit down. you can see a user bend the phones with his barehands.

there were similar problems with iphone 5. those owners were able to get replacements. apple yet to comment on the damaged phones. i don't know how damage they are, if they don't work anymore. >> we'll find out. some folks complaining screens are so big they can't get into the pant pocket but if it bens, this up different worlds. creativity rewarded here. >> maybe it's i good thing we didn't upgrade yet. you may need to upgrade to larger umbrella. this is great news. rain is on the way. >> i know you're hinting at there, sam, take a look at my credit card. 66 degrees. it's got the nice bend going there. 63 san jose. you know what? you probably want to invest in an umbrella and windshield wipers. rain on the way. it does like it's going to impact you as of tomorrow morning for the greater bay area. we'll see activity this evening in the north bay. now on the warm side of the

front. this is typical. this is a typical scenario. temperatures mild out there. it's balmy. it's hard to imagine that rain's coming. there's a cold front on the way because it's so mild out there that's what's happening. as it comes closer it's clearing out the clouds out there this morning even before the sun is officially up. we're getting a lot of atmospheric mixing. we are going to tap into subtropical moisture and that's going to bring us decent rainfall amounts. a couple of things could get in the way of the per peck forecast. 70 for san francisco, looking good there. 72 east shore. 81 for the south bay. first, talk about the timing of the front. we stop the clock for you getting into 2:00 a.m. thursday. the front arrives in the north bay. this is packing pretty good moisture. it's going to maintain it's organization and press to the south bringing us rainfall even the south bay where typically we're impacts by the mountains.

i think we're going to get a quarter of an inch, which is an impressive total here in san jose just from the first system. so, let's talk about what the models say. i do agree, we're going to pick up an inch to an inch and 3/4 in places like ukiah, promising for higher totals in the south bay. here's the deal. if we don't get that subtropical moisture tap we're going to take these numbers and shave them way down, maybe not measuring any precipitation here in the south bay. everything i'm looking at lead me to believe this is going to happen. stay tuned. we'll keep you updated every time we get the latest information. let's check your drive, that's always changing. mike inouye. >> indeed always changing. look at more mheadlights northbound. they have more cars on the road. slowing here. look at your maps. 101 from 680880, slower drive

here. it's not so bad. in the yellow zone, speeds around 50, 60 miles per hour at your worst. 87 sorting itself out. concern we have right now, still that deadly crash that happens off of the freeway. bob said overnight, bob redell on scene, tully road near lanai or alvin where the scene continues to have closure for tully. exit's off of 101 but you go around city streets. you might want to exit's capital expressway and take king. crew arrives to clean the scene up. and then they'll reopen probably about 20 minutes from now. still tracking that. live look toward palo alto. peninsula side, nice easy drive north bound past university shopping center. easy towards san francisco. bay bridge into the city as well, backup. metering lights and backup towards the foot of the maze for west 580. slow off of 24. no surprise off east shore freeway. slowing through berkeley and emeryville.

golden gate bridge clear. clearer view, sparkling across the span. you can see towers and lights in the north side of the bay. no big surprises navato through san rafael. >> we know he's brilliant, that's why they have me. come on, mike. >> time now 6:23 wednesday. a record number of americans have never married. find out the reason why, next. >> i can fetold you a few.

>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> 9:25 wednesday. mexican authorities issuing a new alert of a toxic spill from a copper mine. >> it happened in northern -- >> mexican officials say mine and construction problems caused that to happen. another satellite ash bitting around mars. >> india has successfully placed a satellite around the red planet making it first nation to arrive. last week nasa satellite began orbiting the red planet. that was so 24, 48 hours ago.

i'm not going to do the math, it was more than that. >> who's next to take on mars? >> this morning, new study says a record number of americans have never been married. >> that's right. a pew research center found that attitudes towards marriage have shifting. many young adults saying they don't feel financially ready to get married. >> researchers found that women want to find a spouse with a steady job but there's a shortage of employment now among young men. >> jobs are good. more than half never married adults still want to marry. >> you have a theory, too, has to do with listening, and whether or not that's at play in the marriage dynamic. >> it is 6:27. president obama ready to tell the u.n. why taking down isis is so important. this, as new terrorist group threatening the u.s. >> a live report, next.

president obama ready to make his case to the u.n. today. what he's expected to say to get more support for attacks against

isis. >> and this storm system, every single time i check, is looking more and more promising when it comes to our drought situation. showers arrive by evening. as we head through tomorrow, everybody needing that umbrella. we've got a lot to go over in your microclimate forecast. that, my friends, just moments away. >> but already here, your morning commute, the curves at terra linda, north bay commute builds. problem in the south bay for folks off of a popular exit. we'll talk about the close sure as well as slowing for the east bay. 6:30 on your wednesday morning. a quick check as they get ready to open up the markets. first the new york stock exchange and then of course the nasdaq. everybody hoping things pick up after a brief hiccup this week. >> everything up and rolling. see how money looks this week. a money shot out there. that's a pretty look. free look at the bay bridge. glistening in its glory on wednesday, september 24th.

this is "today in the bay." >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. happening today, president obama will urge the united nations to join the fight against isis. expected to say the u.s. is vital in defeating the islamic militants. >> this, as we're learning new information. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live from washington with that plus concerns over a second terrorist group. >> khorasan, the second group in the first round of air strikes in syria, the u.s. says they were planning an attack, possibly homeland, and that attack was imnents. a target of opportunity. they went in to get isis and went ahead and attacked this group as well. now, we're also getting reports that there are a new, third round of attacks from the morning, i should say air strikes, from this morning by the u.s. and its coalition

partners. we've been going back how many and where. latest word, five air strikes, four in iraq, one syria, jointly by the u.s. and arab partners. the air strikes continue. the president obama's going to be talking about that in about 30 minutes at the united nations this morning. the white house told us that the focus of his speech is american leadership. whether it be ukraine, whether it be syria or iraq, or even ebola. he's going to be talking about the u.s. leading and other nations, the united nations, backing us up. also, later today, he's chairing the u.n. security council talking about restricting travel for foreign terrorists. >> all right. new development there's with respect to new air strikes. thank you, tracy. police in australia say a terror suspect shot dead had his passport cancel on national security grounds. >> stab two police officers in melbourne yesterday. some experts think the attack

was inspires by isis and their call to supporters to wage terror in their home countries. >> 18-year-old suspect carried out the attack after asked to come to a police station to answer some questions. the jewish new year begins tonight at sundown. >> in israel people made last-minute preparations. the marketplace in western jerusalem packs with shoppers buying groceries for the holiday. eating symbolic symbols. >> apples dipped in honey for a sweet, new year. >> we like sweet something to start off the day, perhaps. 6:33 on wednesday. we get a check of what's happening. christina has good news. >> really good news. you know what? this is new information. this is new as of this morning. so let's talk about what is coming in on the weather horizon. 66 degrees right now in concord. we're at 65 in livermore.

63 san martin. beautiful san jose, mild. 60s. you probably don't need the coat today. showers on the way but not until this evening and only impacting the north bay at about 5:00 to 7:00 this evening. mainly cloudy, clouds are already thinning out you can see that here from satellite imagery. just a pocket here along the peninsula. we're already clear in san jose. on our way to 81, turning cloudy. high and mid level clouds increasing throughout the afternoon. comfortable temperatures, though. 77 for you. 70 in san francisco. 80 in the north bay. let's get to the weather story. that is this very impressive front that originated in the gulf of alaska but as it dips to the south it looks like it's going to tap into subtropical moisture. and this going to provide us with much-needed rainfall. it's been so dry out there, we could see flooding. very localizes, up in the north bay where we get the highest totals.

but that is expected throughout tomorrow morning. the front will come in fast. stop the clock at 8:00 a.m. that's when the heavy rains starts to move into the south bay. by the time this out of here, as we head through the late portion of your thursday, we could be measuring the rain. it's looking more and more likely we will be in inches. great news this morning. throughout the day today, comfortable temperatures. take your numbers down a couple of degrees, even with the cold front coming through. by this weekend, temperatures warm right back up. so how much rain, where you live, that's what we'll talk about in my next report. first if you have to get out the front door, mike is here to help you along the way. halfway there. >> towards the maps, we don't have any unusual slowing but talking about this section right there for north 101 where you see the build coming past tully road where you have that deadly crash scene closing tully at alvin. just past the -- off the freeway toward king. more slowing north 85 coming up past 17. so early build for that section towards saratoga and cupertino.

nothing unusual outside of that. smooth drive southbound 680, predictable slowing out of the pleasanton area. also extra slow as you travel eastbound off the dublin interchange, the dublin grade as well. no incidents reports. smoother drive but slow south bound 880 travel through san lorenzo, hayward, passing by the san mateo bridge. a live look here. west bound on right, good volume of traffic but no problems. look at clouds above the deck, easy drive, clear view, and peninsula shows nice flow at the limit for 101 and 280. towards the east shore freeway. on right, jamming up off the berkeley curve. also across the top of the screen, westbound 580 from highway 24. the golden gate bridge, no backup into the city. look how beautiful this shot is of the north bay, from the north bay, easy flow. typical slowing through navato, approaching highway 37 for southbound 101. >> can we call that an anomaly?

you can see the golden gate bridge at 6:50. >> markets are up this morning. 23, kind of hovering around 23 points. live look at big board. keeping tabs on that. >> more to come on what's go on in your financial news. 6:37 now on wednesday morning. still ahead, extra moats vation the giants have as if they needed anymore in the game against the l.a. dodgers. >> warriors' new arena has some rethinking it resembles unflatering object. >> uh-oh. find out there that, too. some people think vegetables are boring.

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>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> quickly approaching 6:40 on your wednesday morning as we take a peek outside at at&t park. the giants will be back home tomorrow. >> that's where they're hoping to clinch a playoff spot tonight in l.a. they lost to the dodgers 4-2 last night. giants need to win to prevent rivals from celebrating the division title right in front of them. can you imagine? five games left, the giants look like they will be in the wild card playoff game against the pittsburg pirates. >> indignity of losing to the dodgers. they did lose by 17 runs a week ago. >> so last week. >> just a memory. one play who might not be making the postseason run, angel pagan, going to have back surgery tomorrow, ending his season. >> that's right. giants expect limb to be back in time for spring training but it's on a pinch nerve on his back. if he doesn't have it, it could

be debilitating. >> he's the catalyst for the offense. oakland a's in the thick of a race now. looking to try to make the postseason despite last night's shutout loss to the l.a. angels. the a's have a three-game lead over seattle for the final playoff spot. >> we're head-to-head with the l.a. teams. host the angels in the finale. if the season ended now, oakland would take on the kansas city royals in the wild card game. >> that's very hot team right now, the royals. 6:41 on wednesday. construction plans for the golden state warriors arena in san francisco creating a stir. >> interesting. what do you think about this? some people say the arena looks like a toilet. >> i can see that. >> right? once you point it out it does. we reached out for eight comment. people are misinterpreting the drawings. these are preliminary. >> warriors say, more sophisticated computer-generated drawings will be released.

how many people get an aerial look where it does look like a toilet bowl up here looking down. >> maybe they'll have a different look. >> timing 6:41. update to breaking news. peds killed by a car in the south bay. criminals use credit card numbers stolen from home depot. the link to those targeted. live peek outside right now. this, of course, downtown san jose on a day where there's only a day away from some rain, much-needed rainfall. we'll check in with christina. back with 15 minutes of nonstop news after this break. you used to sleep like a champ.

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the high school will be closed due to emergency gas line repairs. >> the superintendent telling us, the smell of gas reported late last night, testing on that system today. out of precaution, the district decided to close the school so the testing could be conducts without students and staff. >> no word when the school will be back open tomorrow. if we hear anything, we'll let you know. >> also developing this morning, firefighters are bracing now for a second day of high wind, low humtdty as they struggle to contain the king fire. >> crews did make progress yesterday, despite a red flag warning. they now have containment lines around 35% of the fire. >> this still, though, parts continue to burn out of control. as of now, more than 89,000 acres scorched. >> a dozen homes, 56 small buildings, completely burns. >> that fire has forced entire neighborhoods to evacuate. 12,000 homes still in the fire's pathway. we expect cal fire to issue an

update about 7:00 this morning. >> christina will update us when it comes to the forecast. beautiful start behind us. >> it really is. hard to tell when you walk out the door there's a cold front hours away from impacting the bay area. 63 degrees in the south bay, for example. three degrees away from the 70s on the east shore. san francisco right now, fog, drizzle out there. throughout the day today, cloud cover's going to increase stead illy. then the rain arrives by this evening. keep that in mind, especially if you live in the north bay where we're expecting some decent totals. we're talking about real rain here, not just a little mist. wait until i show you what's coming our way. 70 in san francisco. temperatures warm out there. 81 for the south bay. our weathermaker. stop that clock as we get into the 6:00 hour. looking good for a little bit of prefrontal precipitation in the north bay. rain moves tomorrow morning.

stop the clock at 2:00 a.m., generous rainfall totals in north bay. it's going to come in so fast, i'm concerned about localized flooding for your drive tomorrow morning. take a look at this. right in the heart of rush hour, thursday, 8:00 a.m., we've got heavy downpours through the south bay. we need the rain, timing could be better. but i want to let you know, what's on the way as we meet back tomorrow. tracking showers as they come in. this is the big game changer. this is what developed this morning. our computer models hinting at subtropical moisture tap and really good-looking rainfall totals shy of two inches in ukiah, impressive from one system. we've got another round of rain for the first week of october. we'll deal with shower activity thursday, clearing out for the weekend. what's going on around the weekend here, film night in the park "frozen" 8:00 saturday. should be a good night for a movie outdoors as the rain's

going to clear. "frozen" i think the kids like that one. >> they like it, my daughter will not stop singing. she's playing piano. she's going to learn that song now as well. "frozen" the movie, san mateo creek, not frozen. smoothly 101. northbound, picking up volume. looking at maps, around the south bay, showing slowdown there as well as capitol expressway. tully road, bob redell, just reopened after the deadly crash investigation, he'll bring you details there. note here as well, north 85 at 87, a crashing a motorcycle. the rider walking around. we will track that closely. look at oakland. 880 past the coliseum, easy drive. picking up volume. midday game for a's. 12:35, lunchtime traffic as well as early commute from the area. that will blend in with evening

commute past the coliseum. on the other side of the bay, peninsula, palo alto moves nicely. easy flow of traffic north past willow and in towards san francisco. no delays southbound. back to you. >> thank you. you mentions breaking news. officers investigating a deadly collision between a vehicle and a person in san jose. >> it happened at tully road and lanai avenue near 101. intersection just reopened in the last 15 minutes. >> what's going on there now. "today in the bay's" bob redell live from san jose at the scene. bob, what can you tell us. >> reporter: good morning. sounds like this was a horrible accident from what we've gathered from police, san jose police, and at least one person who was here on the scene. sounds like an elderly man, trying to cross tully last night about a block down or half block down from the intersection in front of jack-in-the-box. that's away from the crosswalk, around 12:30. this elderly man crossing tully,

tully's a busy road. he's not in the crosswalk. it's dark outside. that's when a car came along and hit him. police tell us the driver of the car was cooperative, stopped, waited for police to come by, cooperate with them, answered questions then do not believe drugs and alcohol was involved. we speak with somebody offcamera who works the jack-in-the-box who saw what happened afterwards, described to us who the person was and believes it was somebody he might have been familiar with. again, they have not released identity except we have one person telling us they said it was an older man. live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. 6:50, developing story in the south bay. homicide detectives spent most of the flight trying to figure out who kill two men in san jose. >> shootings occurred around 9:00 last night on rancho drive near monterey road near the el rancho steakhouse. >> when officers arrives they found two men and a woman. they each had been shot at least once. >> the man -- both men dies on

scene. the woman was taken to the hospital, but we're told she will 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 here. warning for people in a walnut creek neighborhood after a gunman kidnapped a woman in the middle of the day from her home and robbed her. >> brazen, as we say. happened yesterday before noon. police say the woman was in front of her home when approached by a man wearing a hat, dark glasses and with his face obscured. >> he pulled out a gun and made her drive him to the bank and drain her accounts. drove back to her neighborhood where he got oust car and ran away. >> police hope somebody has surveillance cameras, caught a glimpse of the suspect. she had never seen that man before. today, president obama will continue his campaign against sis with air strikes and diplomat sip he'll talk about the successes of the u.s.-led air strikes in appealing to the member of the nungs.

>>. >> what will happen there and syr syria. >> the general assembly under way. in minutes the president will take the mike. the president will thank the five arab nations that participatesed in the air strikes against isis and syria and urge others to join in that campaign right now. the this afternoon the president chairs a meeting that includes stopping foreign terrorists from crossing boarders. the strikes hit targets in syria and baghdad, iraq as well. military officials warn, though, air strikes could be just the beginning. lawmakers are saying they may not be fluff and the president should not rule out boots on the ground. we have learned that the air strikes took out targets that were links to the al qaeda-linked group khorasan which the pentagon says was ready to attack u.s. targets. more on that terror group. the name which the president mentioned for the first time,

it's an al qaeda splinter group that operated in pakistan at one point and then moved to syria. it sought to recruit westerners with passports to travel and infiltrate areas that isis and khorasan forces could not it was led by al fadhli, a top aide to bin laden. khorasan's leader one of the few people who knew about the 9/11 attacks before they happened in new york. for that the united states has $7 million bounty on his head, consider the fact that the bounty for the leader of isis is $10 million. appears to be an equal threat. we'll hear more later today. >> wow. no doubt about the fact elevated concerns now. the "today" show continuing coverage on the fight against terrorism, including a closer look into a new terror group and how close they got to carrying out a plot against the united states. that's on the today show in a

few minutes. city council voted on a resolution opposing domestic violence but some say the measure didn't go far enough. >> what was approved last night. revises version of the original resolution which called for the benching of 49ers player ray mcdonald. >> the version makes no mention of mcdonald. >> however, women's organization that offers domestic violence services says, it's okay with the new resolution. mcdonald continues, though, to be the only active nfl player facing domestic abuse charges and still playing. cal state universities taking extra steps to prevent sexual assaults on campuses. >> the system plans to have advocates for sexual assault victims on every campus. hoping this will inspire others to do the same. >> uc taking similar actions, it comes after colleges have been under fire for problems

reporting sexual assault cases. >> good to see they're being proactive here. >> new this morning, warning from banks, looks like cyberthieves are trying to cash in on customer data stolen from home depot. >> trps stephanie strong live with details how the retail giant and banks trying to respond to the data breach. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're talking about roughly 56 million credit cards in the cyberattack. if you used your card during that time one of the many stores in the bay area, the warning is to be extra vigilant. customers starting to get fraud alerts from banks and financial institutions informing them of suspicious charges. criminals are starting to use the credit card numbers to buy everything from groceries to electronics to prepaid cards. . some fraud lent transactions traces back to groups of

accounts tied to specific zip codes. home depot put the i.t. security team around the clock determining the hackers used unique, never seen before custom-built software. the late nest a string of recent retailers. you may remember target's data breach in december, that was significant. it compromises an estimated 40 million credit cards. home depot's by comparison is larger. just last week home depot reports the virus had been removes, adding it rolled out enhances encryption of payment data at all stores and locations. still, extent of how many credit cards will be fraud lently used remains to be seen. advice, be extra careful and cautious. check the charges on your statements. stephanie chuang. >> 6:56. dp

3% of companies have experiences some data breach. >> that figure, according it a report released yesterday by the institute, the numbers up 10% from year before. the report found 27% of companies did not have a response plan in case of a breach did happen. time now 6:57 on wednesday. final check of the day's top stories. >> redwood city police asking for hem to identify a suspect who punches a man and stole his bike. the suspect punched him in the face, knocking him off his bike. the suspension took off on the victim's bike. >> two protesters arrested, some businesses were damaged, in ferguson, missouri last night. this chaos started after a memorial to michael brown was destroys in a fire. brown the unarms teen shot and killed by police this sum. >> japan stepped up sanctions against russia over the conflict in ukraine. it includes banning some russian banks from issuing securities in

japan and tightening restrictions on arms exports to russia. japan has been hesitant to issue significant restrictions. >> king fire and others active in the state of california. good news for bay area folks hoping for rain. >> yeah. maybe hoping for a lot of it as well. >> that works. >> i don't think inms sanybody away. great job today. your great every day but especially today. 70 san francisco. 81 south bay. 80 in the north bay. a little bit of dawn's light. as we head throughout the afternoon, see clouds increasing. look what mike and i get to do through tomorrow morning. i know. hey, you know what? we need it. we'll be guiding you through the heavy downpours as they arrive. looking forward to it. >> roads haven't been slick in a while. >> exactly. so we always warn about the grease having built up that will

come up with even the slightest bit of rain. here, the slightest bit of problem, fender bender westbound 80. at berkeley curve. caused big distraction. slow from powell and building from university. looking lighter at the berkeley curve. metering lights on. san mateo bridge no problems. a truck over on the shoulder, may have found someone to help out but no lanes blocks. now chp's doing paperwork, flashing lights, more distraction. slow your drive from 101 over for the high-rise. peninsula moves smoothly through san mateo. >> real-time there. katy perry picked up a great day to get exercise, not tomorrow when there's rain. she got ready to leave town after a two-concert snints san jose. >> if you warrant lucky enough to see her in concert you might have seen her around town. rhode her bike 22 miles from palo alto to the venue in san jose.

in case wondering why i'm limping on stage later. >> the thought did pop into your heads, why are you limping. >> 22 miles. it's like 18 miles. >> see you in 25 minutes. >> thanks for joining us. good morning. breaking news. new air strikes in syria. while president obama gets set for a major address on the world stage this morning. can he convince more countries to join the fight against isis? wanted, the last person seen with missing college student hannah graham. now formally charged with abduction. an arrest warrant issued but where is he? double standard in the wake of the nfl scandals growing kres around the domestic case involving soccer star hope solo. why is she allowed to play? she is speaking out.