area city. >> and our beautiful weather also coming to a grinding halt, but not until tomorrow. we'll see another gorgeous day as of mid week. we're headed for a heat wave. >> and on the bay bridge, they're waiting for a price change. don't you wait. this is seconds away for changes at the bridge. we'll talk more about that coming up. >> and look at the gorgeous bay bridge illuminated, giving us a little light show on this tuesday, september 30th. this is "today in the bay." >> and a very good tuesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. two major tech companies are splitting up.

ebay is getting ready to split off paypal. >> executives say it will happen early next year. paypal purchased by ebay way back in 2002 for steal, just $1.5 billion. it would go on to make ebay a staggering amount of money. taking paypal out from under ebay was this man's idea. carl icahn announced who would lead pay pal. but the big news is the current ceo of e bay, john donahoe, is neither one of those two names. they say donahoe will stick with the company through the transition and then move to the board. he's been under criticism. donahoe gets promoted and ebay

becomes two companies, ebay and paypal. >> what about the timing? why now? >> today it's before the bell. you want to get all announcements out before the bell itself. as far as why tuesday? >> yes. >> that i couldn't say. that's a tougher question. >> it's the end of the month, too. >> there you go. >> we have new details this morning on the man hunt that kept police on peninsula busy for hours yesterday. we're getting our first look at a suspect who officials say befriended a man in order to hide from police. he was eventually taken into custody but this was a bit of a process. >> reporter: eventually, yes, sam. but it took a while, rough four and a half hours because a palo alto resident unknowingly helped the suspects elude police for much that time. dominic tabb, 35-year-old man

from san francisco, booked on felony check fraud and arrest and police say he's also wanted in oklahoma for a sex crime against a minor. he passed a bad check in palo alto. police chased him as he exited the bank. he ended up in a yard of a home on everett court. he told a man in his 60s that he had been jumped and the man brought him inside to help. the homeowner received a phone alert from police for residents to be on the lookout for tabb. but the homeowner didn't think the man the kitchen didn't fit the description. an alert patrol officer recognized him and the man was

caught. now, officers have spoken with that homeowner. they don't believe he meant to harbor a criminal, so they are not going to charge him with anything, but they are hoping that this is a lesson for adults and stranger danger. if you don't know the person, don't let them in your home. reporting live, bob redell. >> good advice there, bob. >> a warning for people traveling to san francisco that will draw some big crowds and criminals. police say thieves are focusing in on cameras especially close to popular tourist attraction. and with the harley blue grass and fleet week around the corner, they want everyone to keep their eyes open. they say a photographer was robbed sunday morning and there have been other incidences of thieves stealing camera

equipment. >> the new span of the bay bridge will be shown to the bridge oversight panel. you'll recall more than two dozen steel rods broken when they were tightened during construction last year. those failures prompted an investigation of more than 2,000 other fasteners or the bridge to determine if they are also at risk. >> the saying where california goes, so goes the nation, so you could expect to have to carry your reusable bags everywhere you go in the country, if governor brown signs a bill in a would make california the first state to ban single-use plastic bags or pay a fee for them. in much of the state you can still get plastic. i just got a few plastic bags at

the market in gilroy this weekend. another bill getting a lot of attention would take guns out of the hands of people considered unstable. the bill would allow family members or law enforcement to get a 21-day restraining order for people considered to be a danger to themselves or to others. supporters say this could have made a difference in the shootings isle vista but would prevent owners from seeking substance or mental abuse treatment. the mayors are san jose, san francisco and oakland support the bills. this year the governor has signed more than half of what he

usually signs in a regular session, likely something to do with the election. >> that little one that's coming up. one to watch. thanks a lot, kris. >> workers in san francisco could still walk the pickett ly lines. union members of the courts overwhelmingly voted to approve a strike over wage increases. stephanie, how far along are they? >> reporter: pretty far. they sent a strong message that they didn't want to strike but last night they counted the votes and a could strike at any moment from here on out. the worry is a repeat from a few years ago that effectively shut

down the court system after an announcement there would be a 5% decrease in wages. after a rally outside the civic center courthouse left the day without clerks, the courts did come to a negotiation. at issue now is the union's demand for more pay. the union said the court has acknowledged $16 million in reserves and workers want some of that money to go to up to 3.5% raise starting january 1st. last witness again, dozens rallied here at the courthouse aimed at court executive officers michael yen who oversees a $100 million budget and manages 150 employees here. so far no response from court imagi management. local leaders have voiced their

opinions. what they have to say and who they're siding with coming up. >> this should come as no surprise but it done mean it's not disconcerting. this year going down in the record books as one of the driest years ever. the department of wart resources says there is no indication the water year that begins tomorrow will be any wetter than this past one was. this year ended with less than 60% average rain. meteorologists predict el nino conditions this water year. that does not mean there will be enough water to fill the state's reservoirs and 60% of average, that sounds really rough. >> we could use a series of super soakers, christinachristi. >> allow me to put it into context for you. just from one good storm, can you make up some significant totals. that's exactly what we did last

week. in terms of the year, yeah, obviously we're not doing that great. but in terms of your september averages, we've quadrupled what we typically get in september in some cities. 61 in oakland, 61 in san martin. it's crisp, feeling like fall, really, really pretty for you today. if can you get outdoors, will you enjoy it. this is the reason why. our sunrise and our sunset is changing. you have to wait till 7:03 now for that sun to come up and then we'll have to wait for that fog to burn off, probably around noon. as you head home from work, sun will set at about 6:57. it's rising just after 7:00 and setting just before 7:00. we'll keep you updated on that. you lose a lot of daylight in the month of september. temps are going to be pretty

comfortable, 79 degrees in the south bay, 77 on the peninsula. in san francisco, 82 for the north day. on the east shore region, 73 for you. let's get to the good stuff. i see sam sitting at the edge of his seat right now because he wants to know. i think everybody does. this is cool stuff. in the month of september, we typically average just and you quarter of an inch rain in the south bay. last week's storm doubled that. the peninsula, you typically average just under .02. you picked up almost three quarters for one single storm. in the month of october we bring tease up significantly and we are looking for a pretty wet pattern. you have to wait for it and right now you'll bulls eyes the 13th through the 16th.

mike? >> cars were bunched up waiting for the lights and pricing to chang, getting ready for the 5:00 call pool that was changing m t in the area. you shouldn't stop because we've seen chp ticket you. now everybody has cleared from that approach. looking out toward another live shot. we have dublin. this is west 580. look how jammed up it is. in the last few minutes, the press reported westbound 580. on the ramp, it sounds like no injuries reported. chp just arrived. two tow trucks are called there. in the meantime, take dublin boulevard over toward 680. getting to south 680 sounds like it is open, folks. >> 5:12 on your tuesday morning. the new data breach in a major

supermarket chain -- another data breach that has people concerned this morning. >> and another doctor with ebola symptoms. >> and ebay spinning off paypal.

. albertsons and super values both say they may be at risk for hacking. albertson's said shoppers' cards numbers and expiration dates may

have been at risk. >>. scott mcgrew has been talking to ebay insiders this morning. they've been under pressure to do this. >> carl icahn has said it's time to split paypal away from ebay. ebay announced two new ceos. paypal will be headed by an executive brought in by american express, ebay will promote from within. what about ebay's current ceo? john donahoe said he'll lead ebay through the transition and step down and go to the board of directors.

before 2002, you general lly wre a check for your purchases and this will allow paypal to get out to the every day shops. this is the big money. apple announced apple pay a short time ago, the ability to pay with your phone. the stores, that's where the growth is. let's turn to courtney reagan live at cnbc headquarters this morning. good morning. >> good morning. when carl icahn got involved with paypal, he always believed it will create more value for investors to focus on its core business. they said we listen to carl icahn but we came to the same conclusions that he did but on our own. we'll see exactly how investors react today when the opening

bell sounds. right now futures in general are higher but i'm sure this is going to be one of the big, if not the biggest talker in the markets today. back to you. >> the markets are talking about the hong kong index and the stock market there. after all of the protests i know that sam and laura have been talking about, let's talk about though prose te those protests for a minute. they are using an app created here in san francisco called fire chat. we'll talk about how technology is helping them protest in just a minute, plus this major split in silicon valley. >> and in china, censorship an issue. the government screening some of the information that's being viewed from other people m china. >> it's very interesting to watch and it's ongoing here. >> 5:18, no censorship here, just pure, unadult rated

changing of the seasons but still warm weather to keep people happy. >> people are going to be happy. >> 5:19 now. he's a storyteller. he likes to use those descriptive words and i get lost in his word, my friends. and his eyes, debbie gibson style. comfortable. we have a nice day. i want to show you our satellite imagery. what you'll notice here is we have a trough of low pressure digging into the san francisco bay area. you can clearly see that trough. but out here in the pacific ocean, you have clouds arcing around a ridge of high pressure. this is going to warm us up, we're going to have to wait on it. for us it's going to keep the

cool ocean air moving in all day long. gradual clearing between 9:00 and noon. i bumped temperatures up a couple spots. you'll be at about 77 in the south bay, same for the peninsula, east shore at 75 and 71 degrees, just under room temperature, in san francisco for today. tomorrow we boost that up towards that 80-degree mark and then we're in the mid 80s in the city for thursday and friday. those are warm readings for san francisco. we'll be in the 90s here. triple dj itigits on the way fo some. we go to your drive. >> we have a slow drive all the way back here for west 580. this is the big story of the morning right now. we have a big slowing for west 580 as you approach a crash, west 580, making your transition on to north 680.

that is blocked by a crash, ending up toward san ramone. we'll calling chp to see if we can found any more details on what that crash is. and the rest of your bay, not a major problem, not a major slowdown around most of your bay. typical pattern here. we'll take a couple key spots. san rafael southbound 101, picking up a few more cars. yesterday we had a lot of fog developing and there may be the same case today. we'll track that over the bay bridge toll plaza. the fast track lane suddenly show as little slowing. someone likely just hit their brakes causing that weird movement there. back to you. >> this morning a dallas patient is being evaluated for possible exposure to ebola. texas presbyterian hospital

isolated that patient after their symptoms and travel raised red flags here. preliminary testing results are expected to come back today. that virus has killed more than 3,000 people across west africa and affected a handful of people traveling to that region. >> chelsea clinton left the hospital with their new baby just last night. baby charlotte was born on friday at a new york hospital. look at the flash bulbs there. >> future senator of new york, very likely. >> what, the baby? >> maybe chelsea, too. the convenience store that is getting healthier this morning. we'll explain next. >> closed captioning provided by frontier ford.

>> good morning to you. temperatures mostly in the 50s to start. we're at 58 on the peninsula. 55 in the south bay. that's the coldest morning we've had, my friends, in over a week. so, yeah, feeling like fall out there. it's going to maintain that fall feeling later on. 77 in the south bay, 77 on the peninsula and 75 on the east shore. >> what's that do with the gazelle, the uppony tail, that one? that's the guy i like, tony

something. big problem here, west 580 with your connector on the north 680, that is still blocked by a crash. looped back off east 580 or get back on to north 680. live look shows you things are stacking up. we'll end with shot of a slower drive through dublin. >> that was tony little. >> tony little. >> your next holiday costume. i can see it now, the mullet. >> san jose looking at the issue of affordable housing tonight. >> and two men accused of setting a string of fires get ready to make their first appearance in court. we'll have more coming up next.

the search for a fraud suspect. how a good samaritan got caught up in the mix next. >> plus san jose moving forward

with new restrictions on pot clubs and adding in new, stricter fines. >> and we have a gorgeous day for today. these conditions aren't going to last long. low clouds vanish tomorrow and then we kick the triple digits into high gear. how long will this last and when rain moves into your forecast coming up. >> not such a beautiful morning for these folks. look at all these headlights moving in on the dublin exchange. >> and a live peek outside to a structure that needs no introduction but just in case, we'll let you know anyway, that's of course the bay bridge, all lit up this morning on tuesday, september the 30th. you are watching "today in the bay." >> and a good tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> we begin with breaking news in san francisco where police are responding to a shooting

near civic center plaza. we're still working to confirm details but we know at least one man has been shot. police say there's no word on a suspect. we're keeping our eye on the story and will bring you information as soon as we get it. >> officers chasing down a fraud suspect may have caught someone much more sinister than they originally thought. peninsula police, bob, eventually caught up with this man after a bit of a run. >> reporter: good morning, sam. it took police a while to find the subject because the palo alto resident invited him inside his home, not knowing his new fr friend was wanted by police and also wanted in oklahoma for sexual assault on a child.

the 35-year-old man allegedly passed a bad check at a local bank of america branch. police chased him. y -- he ended up in the yard of a man in his 60 on everett court. he told the man who lived there he had been jumped and the man invited him inside and fed him a meal. the homeowner received a phone alert from police for residents to be on the lookout for tabb but the homeowner didn't think the man he invited inside his house fit that description. tabb talked his new friend into giving him a ride back to his home and to the train station. an alert police officer saw him leave the house. there was a chase and tabb was caught hiding between copper street and middlefield road. he's been booked on check fraud and resisting arrest and he's

wanted for the sex crime against a minor in oklahoma. officers have spoken with the homeowner. they do not believe he meant any ill will. they are therefore not charging him with a crime but they want this to serve as a reminder to all people, do not let people into your home you do not know. think twice about that. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> the two men accused of setting seven fires in alameda could be formally charged today. andrew gutierrez and stephen peterson, accused of setting several fires. people who know peterson say they must have a guy. they say he's a peace loving guy and wouldn't do something like this. the most damage was along park street.

investigators say the two suspects do not know each other. >> today we could hear from the man accused of beating another man to death inside of a south san francisco gym. he beat another man earlier this month with a piece of gym equipment. police say osako's girl friend flirted with the man earlier in that week. she was not in the gym when the incident occurred. >> stephanie, court workers are asking for a pay raise but how far apart are workers were management? >> pretty far apart. over 90% of union members voted to authorize a strike. that could mean shutdowns at

places like the civic center courthouse here. the union held a one-day strike two years that i go effectively shut down much of the san francisco court system. while the court said it was able to go on with top priority business like criminal cases, employees like court clerks and people who file documents, they all walked the pickett line after the court announced a 5% wage decrease. the issue now is the union's demands for more pay. the union said the court has acknowledged it has $16 million in reserve and workers want some of that money to go anywhere from 3% to 3.5% raise as of january 1st. dozens rallied at the courthouse, including the sheriff, who is running for reelection next year. he said he knows how hard people work and stands with them in their struggle for fair wages.

coming up, what happened with the 2012 strike and what it could mean for a possible strike this time around. up again in about 30 minutes. live in san francisco, stephanie chua chuang, "today in the bay." >> counsel members will be discussing the issue of where to put pot shops where they're not too close to schools and discussing increasing fines. and they will also discuss building more affordable homes. if it passes, they'll build 100 senior housing units, add 82 family units and people would have to mack between $21,000 and

$63,000 to qualify. santa clara is about 50,000 units short for people who make the least amount of money. >> meteorologist christina loren, a nice day ahead? >> a nice day ahead with a warning. it's going to be hot out there tomorrow. really as we finish out tomorrow, temperatures soaring above average. today we'll be a touch above average and yesterday we were as well. but wasn't it nice out there yesterday? upper 70s for the south bay. as we head throughout the day today, it will be nice, good air quality. you'll notice as a result of a tight pressure gradient, go ahead and open up the windows in your home, we're going to clear you out in terms of low clouds and fog at 9:00 a.m. these of your temperatures, really comfortable numbers, san francisco 71, 77 for the

peninsula, right around 79 for the south bay. wine country, gorgeous conditions for you, 82 and then hot tomorrow. on the eshore, temperatures rising in the mid 70s. and closer to the triple digits by friday. look at how much warmer than average it's going to be. we typically average about 86 degrees. peak wormt on friday, up to 86 in san francisco. you're also going to get a little bit of that heat island effect. all of that concrete, pavement absorbing the sunlight and temperatures dropping for sunday. that's an end case there's a

trough of low pressure. let's say good morning. traffic yet, mike? >> definitely for people in the tri-valley area. these are folks leaving the area. a crash closes the connector from westbound 580, your connector on to northbound 680. look at the backup going on here. that crash, three vehicles involved, no injuries included. so once the appropriate tow trucks get there, they can reopen. this will be a bigger issue if it doesn't clear in the next 20 minutes. get a look at the rest of your bay. it's tuesday with a light volume of traffic. 101 through san jose. 101 through palo alto an easy

three. southbound through embarcadero, no slowdown there. back to you. >> thanks very much, mike. >> in the same unison right there. you couldn't have timed that better. 5:39 on your tuesday morning. the head of the secret service facing questions from lawmakers over security breaches at the white house. >> and medical marijuana heads to a colorado courtroom. the ruling that could affect tens of thousands of people here in california.

welcome back. today the head of the secret service will face grilling questions over lawmakers and security services at the white house.

tra tracie potts joins us. >> in this letter, it says this wouldn't be wise to reveal all of their security tactics. she said it would be beyond reckless to do that so she wants part of the hearing closed. but she's going to face questions about how a man jumped the fence, and now get not just inside the front door but all the way down to the east room and beyond before he was caught. and in 2011, several shots were fired at the private residence of the white house. it took four days for the secret service to actually confirm what happened. so pearson is facing some tough questions today as her testimony gets under way before the house oversight committee just over an hour from now. >> no question this incident spoo spooked some people.

thank you. >> the question of marijuana as medicine on the job. kris sanchez joins us. >> reporter: in hong kong, there is a wednesday deadline for the government to respond for their calls for reform. they want democracy and they want the leader of hong kong to step down. some moved metal barricades set up by police to prevent officers from clearing the area. to the southern indian ocean where crews will resume their search for the missing malaysia airlines flight. they are focusing off the coast of western australia but now they're using new 3d maps a 400-mile stretch of the ocean floor. the flight vanished with 239

people on board in march. experts believe the plane lost saturday light communication and kept flying until it ran out of fuel and crash. >> and back here in the u.s., a court case for medical marijuana -- that medical marijuana supporters are watching very quickly. it could set a new precedent for medicinal pot in the workplace. a quadriplegic man was fired from his job at dish network after testing positive for marijuana at work. he said he uses the pot to prevent symptoms. dish network says because

marijuana is still against the law federally, it is a violation. >> dennis allen was reportedly fired over the phone after the raiders lost to miami. the raid verse lost ten straight games and start the season with an 0-4 record. there is speculation tony sparano, the team's offensive line coach could take over. other reports say the raiders are seriously thinking about bringing jon gruden back. now, while the raiders work out their coaching issues, the commission is expected to do away with the nfl blackout rules. the rule was put in place to make sure the fans went to games instead of watching it at home.

this is a huge deal for raiders fans because the team often fails to sell out home games. recently the team has chosen to televise games regardless of whether they were sold out or not. this chang would prevent future possible blackouts. so many of those games are often bla blacked out. >> yeah, i want to be able to watch my team lose from the comfort of my house so i can eat my comfort food. i want to eat chips and popcorn. you guys had a lot of those games blacked out i have more good news to tag on top of that and that is the fact that it's going to be beautiful out there, i mean spectacular. all things in perspective. tomorrow we're back in the 90s for some cities. for today, low 80s in the hot spots and that's it. to kick off the day, a good looking day coming your way.

plenty of cloud cover right now. you'll have to wait for the burn off until noon at the immediate coast. a really nice fall afternoon coming your way as we see a lot of sunshine and breeze with good air quality. you can open up your windows in your home, let mother nature cool it off because you'll probably be running your a.c. in san francisco, your avraam high is about 68 degrees. we're going to blow past that average today and keep climbing all the way through peak warmth, which is 84 in the city. and saturday, that's what the heat might break a little bit. we'll have fantastic beach conditions and our ocean currents are still running unusually warm. i'm show you that coming pupup.

>> i think you've explained why leaves turn color in california, at least in the bay area. it's because they get sunburn apparently. >> being tuesday, a heavier volume. through emeryville speeds dipping down toward the 50s itself. looking over farther north, we're looking at westbound 37. eastbound 37 at wilson avenue, the onramp affected by a motorcycle crash. vallejo does move smoothly toward the bridge. we have the class that cleared the connector. that volume of traffic starting to move a little about the better the last couple of minutes through livermore and dublin, approaching the 580 interchange. that's what connector reopens.

the rest of your bay, nothing really dramatic. a live shot shows you that volume builds and slowing for north 101. >> we have breaking news to tell you about now from north carolina. police are outside of a high school there after a campus shooting. this all happened in stanley county, just east of charlotte, about 40 miles. police say one person was shot in this incident, another right now is in custody. as far as we're told, the school is still on lockdown. officers aren't saying if there was any word on how the hoot hooter -- shooter got to the school. >> our police department shrank

by 323 officers before pension reform ever passed. it shrank for one reason -- we had no money. >> this issue of pension reform is a deflection, a red herring to take us off what's really the issue today in this city and that's public safety. >> sam liccardo and dave cortese going head to head. robberies are up in some neighborhoods and people say they aren't feeling safe in a city that used to be called the safest city in america. the two candidates also debated about affordable housing and jobs. there will be at least six more debates before the election. the future of sill icon valley district 17 also in question. >> the fate of the wholesale flower mart in san francisco could soon be up to the voters.

flower vendors, florists and residents filed paperwork to keep the flower mart from being turned into a tech office. it's about to be sold to a real estate company, who some fear will rent the space out to tech companies. the proposal would make it that the city cannot give planning exemptions for that space. >> it's 5:52, the most hated teams in the baseball playoffs. how the local teams stack up. >> and we'll continue to cover the paypal spinoff and why you should feel a little sorry for microsoft this morning coming up.

a very good tuesday morning to you. it is 5:54. big business news this morning. multi-billion dollar company splitting apart. >> ebay is pushing paypal out of the nest so it can fly on its own. we've been on the phone with ebay insiders. we know this is going to happen early next year and a former american express exec will run the new paypal. the current ceo will step down and move to the board of directors. wall street will be talking about this. investors will be eager to get their hands on the shares of the new independent paypal. of course you can do that now, just buy ebay shares. paypal has been on the stock market before for a short time in 2002, it it ipo'd, bought by

ebay later. that ipo made billionaires across silicon valley. >> very few people will be talking about windows today but i don't want this to get lost. we understand that salesforce founder and his wife will contribute enormous amounts of money to help immigrant children in southern california and texas today. he's one of the most generous men, he's donated $100 million to ucsf children's hospital twice. >> nice generosity. >> you might say he's a likable guy. very likable. >> not a bad guy. >> here's why they say that. there's a nonlikability index we're go to get into. if you're not an a's or giants fan, who do you root for in

bibl baseball? >> the wall street journal ranged the ten top teams in general of loathsomeness. the teams were ranked in ten categories, including drug suspensions, "sports illustrated" covers in 2014, just winning too much and ridiculous periods and also whether the team refers to its team like the nation. >> like the red sox nation. the most hated are the st. louis cardinals. coming in a close third are the san francisco giants, who have won two world series in the past three years. the silver lining, the giants less hated than their rivals.

and late week we bring in the triple digits. with it be an indian summer? i don't think so. i'll tell you why coming up. >> and we'll talk about the crash at the dublin interchange and the updates for san jose coming up. >> and a live look of downtown