shots ring out at walmart. >> and the the nbc cameraman with the ebola virus lands. >> and a big pattern change in the weather coming your way. >> and things heating up as far as the commute is concern. these flashing lights, i'll explain what's going on coming up. >> and let's take a live look outside on this monday morning. can you make it out? that is the golden gate bridge. it's october 6th.

this is "today in the bay." >> and a very good monday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. police are still on the scene of an east bay walmart after an alleged shoplifter opened up fire at the walmart in san leandro. that is where we find nanette miranda. this really shook some people up. good morning. >> definitely. it looks like the store just opened, as it does every morning at 6:00 a.m. witnesses say gunshot rang out at this walmart just before closing around midnight. this created some very scary moments for customers. according do some shoppers, a loss prevention worker confronted alleged shoplifters. s they say one of the suspects

pulled out a gun and one witness believes he heard eight round, which sent people scrambling for cover. many said they found safety in a back room of the walmart. at first they thought the situation wasn't real. we never would have thought it was a gunshot until we started hearing people screaming and then we heard more gunshot and then we realized it was real, it wasn't a joke. >> police say two suspects were arrested. one of them had to be taken to the hospital for minor injuries. based on surveillance footage, cops say they're confident that the suspects they took into custody are the only two involved. >> as scary as the situation was, there were no injuries, no one was hurt. one witness said that that security guard grabbed the suspect's arm stopping the shooting and thereby probably

saving some lives. again, the store just reopened, as it does every morning at 6:00 a.m. the store normally closes from midnight to 6 and that was enough time to investigate the situation and now cops have just recently left the scene. live, nanette miranda for "today in the bay." >> an amazing act of courage by that security guard. thanks, nan eettenanette. >> a fire gutted a wine store destroying hundreds of bottles of wine. police saw a homeless person they recognized near the fire. police found the man with item they say he stole from the building. he was arrested and booked on arson, burglary.

this attack happened shortly before kickoff. we do not know how badly they were injured. police arrested two men on felony assault charges. no word on the motive or whether the suspects had weapons on them. the attack happened with more than 68,000 fans inside of the stadium. >> police are looking for two men for beating a 43-year-old man as he and a relative were walking to their car. the victim we're told is in critical condition. >> a developing story just minutes ago. an nbc freelance cameraman arrives at a nebraska hospital

after contracting ebola in liberia. ashoka mukpo tested positive for ebola thursday and was quarantined immediately. his plane made a brief stop in maine to refuel and then continued on to nebraska. it is one of the few facilities in the u.s. with expertise with ebola after successfully treating a doctor. >> the rest of the nbc team, including dr. nancy snyderman, will also be quarantined in the u.s. for about three weeks. the health with the first person diagnosed with ebola in the united states is getting worse. doctors say the condition of thomas duncan was downgraded from serious to critical.

they say he's on a respirator and dialysis machine. >> so how will the president respond? this morning he will sit down with the director of the cdc for an update on the outbreak in west africa and what is being done here in the u.s. to keep the virus from spreading. much more on that coming up in a live report from washington d.c. at 6:30. >> it is 6:06 now on your monday morning. time to check your forecast as we take a live picture of san bruno. we hope the only heat you'll be experiencing this week is from the san francisco giants. >> we sure hope they bring the heat. san francisco socked in with fog. i think weather is going to impact the game out there. wait till i show you my in-depth analysis coming up in a bit. right now let's talk about what

the entire bay area will experience today. that's a stronger onshore flow. for us that means the cool ocean air will be back. in san francisco you're getting a straight wind out of the west at 9 miles an hour. that is a cooling trend for everybody, as we head throughout the day today. i'm taking your temperatures down by a good 5 to 10 degrees from where we ended up yesterday. we do have that really thick fog, especially at half moon bay at this point and all the way up to the golden gate bridge. you really want to take it easy this morning. then that fog will spill in over our coastal mountains just as it tiply does. your temperatures will continue to fall. 95 for the north bay, 82 for today in san francisco. i think this is the last day in your 80s for quite some time.

>> all right pfrp we're welcoming in the fog as well, but the visibility issues not so welcome. you can see the glow to the lights, can't even make out that south tower. visibility on the span is an issue. may maybe. >> we had some flashing lights showing up on the top of your screen. the flashing lights are basically portable offices, i guess, you nope the ones they set up at construction sites. they're making their way through the toll plaza. i'm going to track them across the bridge as best i can. but no issues or problems anticipated as a result of that larger crew heading across, maybe a little slow driving for the time being.

typically south into fremont, a little build over there through the tri-valley. >> we wake up a little earlier but we're happy to be here. >> a lot earlier. >> two political heavyweights square off right here on the nbc area debate. it's their one and only debate. details coming up. >> and hewlett packard to split in two. we'll take a look at what it means coming up. >> and a live look at at&t park. why today might be an extraordinary day. the giants going for a sweep of the washington nationals to advance in the playoffs. how the team is helping you play some hooky today. we'll explain when we come back.

welcome back. taking a live look at san francisco, the golden gate bridge socked in with fog. you might think that's going to lead to a significant cooldown. well, not just yet. as we head throughout tomorrow, you'll definitely notice the difference. today stays hot. the big news, big pattern change coming your way with the inclusion of some much-needed rainfall. more on that in just moments. >> and of course the pattern holding up steady for the east bay. not at the coliseum like we're looking here. but north of the bay bridge toll

plaza and south toward the san mateo bridge as well. >> and here are today's top stories. of a 6:12, two alleged shoplifters are in custody after one opened up fire inside a san leandro walmart. witnesses tell us two men tried stealing something and when confronted, one of them pulled out a gun and fired around eight shots. no one was injured. >> and a fire in a wine shop destroyed one building and wine. >> and get ready. congressman mike honda and ro khanna, the upstart, will be facing off in their debate. >> in about 15 minutes,

investors will get to show their opinion of the latest move on hewlett packard splitting into two companies. >> this is not the first time, scott mcgrew, that hp broke into two. >> that's right. it broke with agilent in the mid 90s. the new company will be hp enterprises, it will handle servers and the other will be plain hp and that will sell printers and computers. meg whitman is appointed to be the ceo. our guess is investors are going to like this idea. at least in the short term, the stock market is coming off a huge win friday. the dow is up better than 200 points. turning to the war in

afghanistan and taliban, one of the big tension there is is the number of fighters who pass between afghanistan and pakistan. pakistan at least on paper is supposed to be on our side, right? it's not supposed to be sheltering taliban, which made it extra embarrassing on friday when the spokesperson for the taliban posted his tweet. he forgot to turn off his geolocation feature and it shows him tweeting from pakistan. twitter for its part didn't get involved but does remind people that once you post something online, it's out there, sam and lawyer rarks for everyone to see. >> technology will get you every time. >> bring out the brooms. this is the day giants going for a sweep and a ticket to the national league championship series. the grounds crew hard at work making sure the field is perfectly prepped for today's postseason showdown against the washington nationals.

>> the giants -- stephanie, beating traffic could be tough but if you want to go and get tickets, that might be an even harder feat to accomplish. >> reporter: good morning. it really depends how much you want to spend. there are tickets available but again, how much do you want to pay? you can get standing room only. $80 to $73 the last half hour or seats behind the dugout, good premium location at $3,500 to $5,600. so the team that returned yesterday morning, no doubt tired but very happy to be home winning the two away games, their record setting 18-inning game on saturday the longest in both inning and time for a postseason game ever, only ending when the nationals could not answer in the bottom of the 18th after brandon belt's homer

put the giants up by 1. they look to their ace pitcher today, madison bumgarner to get that sweep and sounds like he's ready. >> for me, myself, i think a lot of people when you do that, you start -- you kind of -- you don't play as good a baseball as you should. >> even keeled, known as madbum. the giants hope for a win today and would face either the l.a. dodgers or the cardinals, we shall see. locally here in the area, lunchtime is already pretty bad when people are getting here along king street. and then depending on when the game ends, how long it goes, maybe 18, we're hoping not for the giants to clinch with a

sweep. it could be the same time as rush hour. we'll have to see about that. if you're trying to get that special ferry, that's already sold out. and no parking at the terminal. and mike has been reminding us the whole morning on that. but back to you guys for now. >> the giants have their ace on the mound. thank you very much, stephanie. >> a lot of people want to watch it. fans might have to ditch work to get to today's game. the team tweeted out this excuse note for you that says "please excuse this san francisco giants be fan which has come out with a case of orange october. irchlt the. >> what about the forecast?

it's been quite warm lately. how will it be over at at&t park? here's meteorologist christina loren. >> they ducked the heat, the first time, because they were out of town. >> they're coming back to kind of in between. the good news is that wind is likely going to play a factor and our boys know how to behave when the wind is blowing out towards center field. all it's going to take is a good 15 to 25 mile-per-hour wind gust to pick up and carry that ball. watch for the flags to blow out in that direction for the start of the game. then by about the fifth, sixth inning you'll notice the ball turning more toward mccovey cove. we could be talking about a splashdown before the day is done. we're talking about 56 in beautiful san jose. i hope you had a great weekend. i know it was kind of hot. it doesn't look like we're going to return for those levels, at least for the next 15 to 20 days. i think we are going to be done with the triple digit heat.

mostly clear inland valley to kick off the day. that means it's going to be hot later on today. you will notice more coastal cloud moving in and for us that's really going to bring in cooling for tomorrow. one more day with mid 90s close to the trenttory mark. 81 degrees on the east shore. traffic looking good. if you're getting ready to leave, hold up for one second. >> 84 degrees for tuesday, 83 by wednesday. we will enjoy the 70s by thursday. for the weekend temperatures are going to creep up just gradually. we'll get to about 83 degrees at best by sunday before those numbers crash and we get a major -- i mean major pattern change. here's mike and your drive. >> i showed you the live look at san jose 101 right here at 680. we saw a good amount of company

but traffic was flowing smoothly, looks even smoother now. we're looking for the next burst to kick in over the next 10 to 15 minutes. 87 right now looking really good up into downtown san jose. that's a treat. so we'll savor that moment. over here for the tri-valley, we have your typical build, a smooth flow of traffic now through pleasanton. and then continuing down where folks are merging off of 84. no problems as you head down through fremont. a typical pattern for the tri-valley as well. pretty typical here. past 880 and dunn barton bridge and also toward the bay bridge, no big surprises toward these routes. the smooth drive for westbound. a clear view over to the peninsula where we can't make out much light over there. the bay bridge has seen it from time to time.

our live look at the bay bridge toll plaza does not reflect that but you can see from time to time we can't see the hill. but the past track is moving pretty well. our cam ro froze but you can see it's still the glow of the lights. as steph told you, expect a lot of traffic in through town with the giants game as you approach that noontime hour. >> thanks a lot, mike. >> sunday night football comes to a standstill to honor a young girl battling cancer. the emotional tribute just ahead. >> and look at that. the sun coming up this morning making for a beautiful sky. lots more ahead. stick around.

welcome back, everyone. taking a live look outside. at&t park quiet now but it will be loud and rowdy a little later today. giants hoping to sweep the nationals. the game is at -- >> 2:00. >> a little after 2:00. the cincinnati bengals player whose young daughter is battling cancer sharing their stories today in hopes of raising

awareness. >> new england played a video tribute for this player's young daughter, 4-year-old leya. that move brought still to tears, as he watched from the sidelines, sporting a black nasal strip with the words leya strong. nbc did an interview and asked what it was like to tell the toddler she was so sick. >> she was crying. i remember her looking at me and saying, dad, this is all your fault, you should have never brought me to the hospital. i broke down crying because i didn't know what to say. >> how do you explain a concept that deep to a young child? you can watch this entire interview on the "today" show coming up in about 30 minutes at 7:00 this morning. >> let's hope she gets okay and

pulse ou pulls out. >> the opening bell just minutes away. >> plus back in the u.s., the nbc cameraman who contracted ebola while in africa. now in nebraska for treatment.

and cooling kicks in toward the mid section of your week. then we have a pattern change and it does include days of rainfall. >> and it also includes a morning of fog in parts of the bay area. also some slowing here. we're looking at fremont over my shoulder. we have a lot of folks heading down from 680 and 880 and an incident off the curve as you leave the toll plaza. >> wall street coming off a huge win on friday, some good jobs number. hewlett packard splitting in two

companies. we'll take a look at that and what that means over on the nasdaq, the open as well coming in just a few seconds from now. lots of excitement over hp. all right, we'll see where the money goes and we'll see where the balls go this afternoon, we're hoping for an orange october. this is "today in the bay." >> and a good orange monday. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> a developing story to tell you about. just minutes ago an nbc freelance cameraman arrived in a nebraska hospital after contracting the ebola virus.

tracie potts is live in washington with the very latest. good morning. >> let's start with ashoka mukpo, that nbc photographer who is now in omaha. he's in a containment unit, the same one that held dr. sacra. in addition to ashoka mukpo, who his family has said was doing fairly well at the time when they first learned about it, there's also the patient in dallas and the cdc is watching 48 people there who they say had some level of contact with him while he was contagious. over the weekend his situation deteriorated to critical. meantime today president obama is getting an update on all this from the cdc, including how they plan to help stop this virus from spreading into the united states. the cdc and nih have all said

they don't expect any sort of outbreak here. the pentagon has decided to send an extra 600 people over to west africa to try to contain it overseas. >> tracie potts live from washington, thank you. >> and in washington, a new interim director takes over the secret service today. joseph clancy has protected presidents all the way back to bill clinton. former director julia pierson resigned last week under pressure following a series of presidential security breaches. joseph clancy was the president and first lady's top pick here, having headed mr. obama's security detail for more than two years. the time now is 6:32 on this monday morning as we take a live look outside at san jose. the sun coming up, the feelings are strong, emotional today as we watch our san francisco giants taking on the washington nationals in san francisco. to find out what the weather is

going to look like, check it out with meteorologist christina loren. >> i'm glad you asked, sam. let's look at the current conditions and then we're going to dive into the conditions at at&t park. weather will play a factor if you're watching it from the park or at home -- or work if you're us -- so let's talk about that game. 2:00, 83 degrees out there. it's going to be warm out there for the start of that game, even tailgating, but that's when the high will come in. temperatures will continue to drop as we head through the course of the game. 83 degrees, you're down to 80 by 4 p.m. we have an area of wind moving in and high pressure will high tail it out. winds not only are going to

shift but they're going to strengthen. you'll see all those flags blowing toward the scoreboard and toward the end of the game, the flags will be blowing toward mccovey code. i thi -- cove. and i think there's a chance you'll be able to give your a.c. a break. by tomorrow, most of the bay area can get by without the a.c. 81 for the east shore, san francisco at 82, stacking up out here, mike. let's take a look at your drive. >> good morning, christina. it's stacking up by the coliseum. so far we anticipate that volume heading down toward the san mateo bridge as well. we'll get a smooth drive westbound with the taillights and the high rise. not a major problem as far as visibility, you're fine here.

the build for the commute coming out of oakland, yellow turns to orange and down toward union city, your typical flow of traffic. actually a little slow coming down through san ram own. good volume of traffic off of 580 westbound. that is unusual through dublin. hayward also slow. a smoother flow into the south bay. we're looking at west 24 there farther north. we do have a fender bender. just your typical build off of pleasant hill and the rest of your bay after that. a pretty predictable path there. the clouds are starting to move around there. so a little visibility on the span itself. the golden gate bridge not so much. we have flashing lights coming on the pedestrian walkway. no problems reported on the span itself.

you do want to lower the speed. in fog we always remind folks use your standard headlights. watch out for particulate matter. >> 6:36 right now. the markets have been open for a few minutes now. >> let's check the numbers with scott mcgrew. >> good morning. the dow industrials adding about 80 points. we're particularly watching hewlett packard. they're up 4%, almost 5% now to 3687, the day that the company said it would split in two. we'll have more about that coming up. meanwhile, dow industrials up 82 points. >> sounds good. >> 6:36 on your monday. the search for the missing malaysian airline jet takes a new twist. >> and you wouldn't believe the typhoon striking tokyo last

night.

it is 6:39 on your monday morning. investigators are looking into the cause of two fiery vehicle crashes in southern california that claimed the lives of

several high school students. a 16-year-old unlicensed driver was the lone survivor of a single-car crash that killed five of his friends. about five hours before the crash, five died when three cars collided near chino. very sad news this morning. >> happening now, tokyo has taken a direct hit from a large and powerful typhoon. the 300-mile-wide typhoon dumped almost two feet of water on central japan this morning. thousands of people without power and the airports have suspended hundreds of flights. three u.s. servicemen were swept away by high waves in okinawa when high waves approached man has been found dead and the two others are still missing. >> the hunt for malaysian flight 370 resumes after a four-month

hiatus and more than six months after the jet vanished. the boeing 777 was traveling frto kuala lumpur when it disappeared. crews will use sonar, video cameras and jet fuel sensors to try to scour the sea board to look for any traces of that plane. >> certainly the families just looking for resolution. >> can you imagine? heart break. >> 6:41. coming up, a reported attack at levi's stadium and now two men are behind bars. >> plus gunshot and then screams. late night shoppers at walmart scrambled for their safety. >> and a live picture right now at the venue, our at&t park, as

the giants prepare for game three against the washington nationals. we'll be back for 15 minutes of non-stop news right after this break.

at 6:44 to a developing story, an nbc freelance cameraman with ebola arrived in a nebraska hospital where he'll be treated for the deadly disease. in texas, the condition of the other ebola patient is deteriorating. good morning, mark. >> reporter: good morning to you. a rather somber mood in dallas after it's been learned that thomas eric duncan is now

fighting for his life. over the weekend his condition was downgraded to critical. family members have been told he's now on a ventilator and dialysis machine. earlier last week they've been able to talk to him on the phone repeatedly but that is certainly not the case now. meantime authorities here are keeping a close eye on 48 people in this area, 38 who may have had some sort of contact, indirect contact with him, ten others who had direct contact. they're all being tested a couple of times a day to make sure they do not have symptoms of ebola. they're specifically looking for fever. authorities say that right now no one is showing any signs of being positive for ebola in that group. but there are two more weeks in this testing and monitoring process before anyone can be given the all clear. meantime, efforts are under way to clean the apartment where duncan stayed. crews were in there last night. they're back there today. >> mark potter, thank you very much, live from dallas. our coverage of this story

continues on the "today" show. we'll have a live report from dallas and omaha where the nbc cameraman sickened with the disease is there today. >> and we take a live picture of san jose at the start of your week. we're trying to build up some energy here. but that isn't easy to do, a, when we've had the heat and, b, when there's so much to look forward to today. >> you know what? i've got to tell you, you know how hard is it to be up at 6:46 on a monday morning, right? to be this energetic, we have to have multiple cups of coffee. if you're having yours this morning, i can tell up right now it's definitely cool enough for that today. you want to go to the ice, c capuccino. it's the last day of the 80s at

your beaches, 56 at oakland, 59 to kick off the day in san francisco. i want to show you your satellite imagery. a couple of things to point out here. wide areas of clearing. you can see these arcing around a ridge of high pressure. for us that means a strong enough onshore flow for that cool ocean air to continue to pump inland just about all day long. onshore flow is back. today we'll see the most significant impact from that right at the immediate coast. can you see in san francisco right now we're getting that wind straight out of the west. it's going to take a little while for inland valleys to reflect that but we're getting some really pretty shots this morning. san bruno now gorgeous and in san francisco you can see that compressed marine layer. that's what happens when high pressure moves in, it forces everything right to the surface. steady cooling this week. temperatures in the 70s. we'll be in the 70s in san francisco as well. then things start to change next

week. we have this area of low pressure on the way. if you're trying to do any roof work at your house or painting, you want to keep in mind 14 through 19 of this month. moo more of that coming up right now. >> get it done, find a contractor, i guess. this build is on over to the peninsula, clouds and haze but no problems as far as visibility here. there's the backup. there's the bay bridge toll plaza, which you're back up here. your left approach is looking a little better as far as those cash lanes. it's a pretty typical pattern. fog not quite so much of an issue. still an issue across the golden gate issue. we're going to talk about the flow of traffic in the north bay. you're looking forward westbound 80. there's a crash right there involving as many as three or four vehicles. they have all abobut basically fast lanes there.

once you pass the veneshia bridge, a smoother drive heading toward the area, south 880 near the san mateo bridge and clear near the hayward area. a little heavier through pleasanton. palo alto look very smooth right around willow, but you have the build now for 101 as well as highway 87. we'll track that. back to you. >> screaming for help and running for cover. shoppers describe the terrifying moments when a pair of alleged shoplifters opened up fire in a store packed with late-night

shoppers in the east bay. that happened in san leandro. that is where we find nanette miranda. reactions still pouring in. >> reporter: indeed some very scary moments for shoppers here where shoppers had to take cover because of gun fire inside the store. according to witnesses, this all happened around midnight just before closing when a loss prevention officer confronted alleged shoplifters. they say one of the men pulled out a firearm and began shooting. one estimate by witnesses that the suspect managed to fire eight rounds. as can you imagine, that sent shoppers and employees alike to utter chaos as they tried to run to safety. many went to a back room. a loss prevention officer grabbed the man's arm and probably saved lives. a lot of rattled nerves, nobody

was hurt. >> we never thought it was gunshot until we started hearing people screaming and then we heard more gunshot and then that's when we realized it was real. >> reporter: police say two suspects were arrested, one of them suffered minor injuries and was taken to a local hospital. investigators looked at video taken by a number of surveillance cameras inside the store. cops are confident the two suspects they have in custody were the only two involved. back live here in san leandro, no one was hurt. the store did open up at 6:00 a.m. like it does every morning and they're hoping things here are getting back to normal. live in san leandro, nanette miranda. >> a man is arrested.

a grandmother came out of the room and a short time later a man told a neighbor he stabbed his mom. >> he said he didn't -- he put his hands together on got on his knees. >> police have arrested joseph battiolli. police are still trying to determine what the motive might be. he was booked into jail. his court appearance is set for tomorrow. >> new damage left behind after a fire at a strip mall in walnut creek. police saw surveillance video that showed a home leless man t know nearby. they found him with items from

the fire. he was arrested with arson and burglar and a parole violation. >> and they're clamoring for the brooms, the giants going for a sweep and ticket to t sweep. >> fans will have to ditch work to make it to the 2:00 p.m. pitch. the giants sending out this excuse note saying "please excuse this giants fan who has come down with a severe case of orange october." stephanie, tickets still available? >> reporter: they are. good morning to you, lauren and sam. we don't need those notes, our shift is over so we can get our crew here for at&t park for game three. i want to say that for about 3,000 tickets on stub hub for this game, already 50 sold this

morning since our show began at 4:30. people can pay $80 for standing room only. the new price notice last half hour, $13,000 for bleachers. the team posted out a video on its facebook team 12 hours ago of the grounds crew getting a very important message ready on the field, "postseason 2014." saturday's longest running 18-inning postseason game. the nationals could not respond. on the mound for san francisco today, ace pitcher madison bumgarner who says he's pumped and ready to go. >> it's important just to push all the nerves and anxiety and exciteme menment aside and play fundamentally sound baseball.

>> that's what bumgarner has been doing. he pitched a shutout last wednesday against the pirates, allowing only four hits. we're hoping for a repeat performance today. the ferry that comes here is already sold out. no parking at the terminal. >> you're already there, can you just hang out for a little while longer, steph. we'll start car pooling out there. stay with us for complete coverage of today's game on our 5:00 and 6:00 newscast. >> this is an active monday. a lot going on not just in the baseball world. this evening silicon valley ro khanna taking on mike honda. >> khanna saying he's better in

touch with modern industry. ro khanna was in the commerce department under president obama. khanna has the backing of yahoo!'s marissa myer. congressman honda significantly ahead in the polls. today's debate will air live right here on nbc bay area. if you have a question for the candidates, we do want to hear it. you can go to our nbc bay area facebook page to post your question. you don't have to do it anywhere specifically. there's just that post box, just put it in there and our web experts will find it. >> high stakes tonight. appreciate it. >> we do have breaking news to tell you about. we're just getting word the supreme court has decided not to hear any of the same-sex

marriage cases put before it. lower courts struck down same sex marriage in utah, indiana, wisconsin. >> as of now 30 states have and will allow same-sex marriage to continue. >> 6:57, a final check of the day's top stories as well. hewlett packard announcing a massive restructuring early this morning. the palo alto based company plans to roll its personal computer and printer operations into one unit and the other unit will handle software. >> two men are under arrest in levi stadium in connection with the assault of two other men in a stadium bathroom. the attack happened shortly before kickoff at yesterday's soldout game between the 49ers and kansas city chiefs. the two victims were taken to

the hospital. we don't know how badly they were hurt. >> we saw some hot weather this weekend for those games. now a bit of a cooldown, christina. >> let's show you a picture of the reason why. a lot going on here in san bruno. you can see the fingers of fog spanning in. that is what is going to keep you cooler for today. you'll notice the difference at the coast. most of us won't notice much of a difference. we are headed toward the mid 90s in the north bay again and 89 right here in beautiful san jose. >> thank you very much. >> the beautiful san jose weather is one thing. the commute is not so beautiful right now. it's going to get worse right now. that 680, 280 overhead. on the bay shore freeway, let's look at the map. a crash just outside of our camera range. as a distraction happens just north of 688 and traffic backs up towards evergreen, there's the build for the rest of the south bay. so we'll track that closely.

no big surprises but a slower drive off the tri-valley. and in the farther north bay, we're looking at west 80 coming up toward the cordelia junction. >> in the meantime, all this talk of sun and sun-soaked stuff, one man's sunset marriage proposal got a bit soaked when the hot air balloon carrying the couple crashed into the pacific ocean. >> not off to a good start. it was pushed into the ocean by high winds just after the potential groom got down by one knee. it was hit by several waves. the couple threw a rope into the water below and several nearby surfers had to pull the balloon back to shore. the good news is no one was hurt. i don't think they lost the ring. as for the wedding, we'll see.

>> bad karma, is that the question we're pondering this morning? >> or you can take it as they'll get through this, they'll get through anything. >> i like that interpretation much better. >> they're getting married in a blimp. good morning. breaking news, the american journalist arrives in nebraska. a medical team meeting his plen on the runway before taking him away in an ambulance. we're there live. first fatality, the death of a 4-year-old in new jersey. directly linked to the infection that sickened hundreds of kids nationwide. extremely close call. a race car driver loses control and jumps an embankment into a