and a good monday morning. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get that weather forecast to you. >> hey, everybody. it's a really important week. we have a big election tomorrow. you know what? chamber of commerce weather all week long. it's a little chilly out there, 47 in concord, to kick off the new week in san francisco but today temperatures are going to be just perfect. plenty of 70s out there.

then changes, a warmup and a little bit of rainfall. first, let's welcome in happy monday post halloween and most time change. >> the time chang helps everything. we're going offver here toward oakland. a reminder -- tonight starting at 11 until tomorrow morning at this time, they'll still have that posey street closed from alameda to oakland. construction and san leandro but nothing surprising going on right now. we'll talk about the altamont pass coming up next. >> the officer accused of stealing and sharing a woman's

private cell phone photos will turn himself in today. harrington has admitted he stole explicit photos from phones he arrested. according to his attorney, the officer thought sharing the photos with his fellow officers, was, quote, funny. he could serve up to three years in jail. >> investigators say teens held a 17-year-old at gun point forcing him where to reveal cash and other valuables. investigators say the street was well equipped with cameras because of a rash of previous burglaries. >> also today, a plea hearing for the man accused of shooting and killing a mother of four in

oakland. police say he gunned down perla avina last sunday while driving home from the grocery store. police first thought it was a case of road rage. investigators say they have new information that may lead to a different motive but will not elaborate. she was the mother of four children, the youngest just a year and a half old. >> zachary bradley was a 20-year-old sophomore who wanted to be a doctor. according to a statement from oracle arena, he was found unconscious during a concert. he fell more than 20 feet from an elevated and restricted area behind the stage. word is spreading about the tragedy. >> we were talking about it today and our other director, she knew him and she was telling us how sad it was because she just saw him a few days ago.

>> members of bradley's fraternity described him as a lively person and genuine and loving friend. >> sad loss. >> today the san rafael will be considering a resolution to buy body-worn cameras for its entire police force. supporters say they increase transparency in the work they do. grant money would be used to cover the expense. >> new rules go into effect today telling people when they can water their plants. watering with sprinklers will now be restricted to before 10 in the morning and after 8:00 at night. can you continue to irrigate with gray or recycled water any time of the day.

>> just chipping away, trying to deal with that drought right now. 4:34 on your monday. we saw some rain last week. anything like that similarly in this week's forecast? let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> hey, we do actually have rain on the way, a slight chance on wednesday. we picked over an inch of rain up in gilroy and we really need that rain down here in the south bay. that really brought our tallies up. in terms of average rainfall, we're doing okay chipping away at that drought slowly but sure by. today will be the coldest of the day of the week -- someone's been eating too much candy this morning for breakfast. that reain is out of here and te cold is lingering. but by the afternoon you can

peel it off and the temperatures are going to be just about perfect. i'm talking aboutwide spread 70. and san francisco at 65 degrees. i'm going to go get another snickers bar. mike you want anything? >> i love a snickers bar. makes it hard to talk, though. look at that widened out shot, you see traffic coming out of livermore and dublin. we're looking at the south bay with northbound routes. right now there's not much of a commute at all. just a few of the road crews. the freeways are open, just the crews blocking a lane or two at

a time. over toward the san francisco side, the taillights right here opinion and looking at the golden gate bridge, no delays nevada all the way in toward the golden gate bridge. >> mike, thank you. democrats and republicans are making their last-minute pushes. even the president is hoping to sway voters. the question many are asking when voters go to the polls tomorrow, can republicans regain control of the senate? many experts believe they can and will do that. they're polling ahead in many of the tightest races but some of the spin depends on whom you ask. >> our ground game is whipping their ground game. the economy is usually what turns voters' directions. >> 4:37 now. in the bay area, one of the most

closely watched races is the one for san jose mayor. experts say the race between sam liccardo and cortez is a close one. >> well, right now there's been an escalating crime rate over the last few years. over 400 officers that have been gone overs last five years since i've been gone from the city council. fire response times that haven't been met in 19 of the last 26 months. and i think people are tired of dickering, they're tired of excuses. >> i stand for pushing this city forward. our voters want reform. i want to make sure we move forward to fiscal reform so we

can improve services to the city. >> there are now about 400 fewer officers than there were six years ago. >> just click on the decision 2014 button at the top of the page. the web site will also keep you up to date on all the election results. again, that's nbcbayarea.com. >> if you encounter trouble yourself at the at the polls, contact our tips e-mail. >> more than 13 years after the 9/11 attacks, new york city taking another step toward healing. a major milestone reached just a few hours ago.

now is the time to focus on all those affected by this tragic accident and to work with experts at the ntsb. to get to the bottom of what happened on that tragic day to learn from it so we can move

forward with this mission. >> and bertha, any time we're talking about a loss of life, that's a pretty tough thing to move forward from. good morning. >> it certainly is, sam. virgin galactic founder branson says they will persevere after the crash that killed the pilot. it will be several months before the exact cause is none. you can hear more from sir richard branson on the "today" show. both the dow and s&p 500 closed at record highs on friday. the dow closing up nearly 200 points to 17,390, the s&p closing at 2,018.

the futures closing lower today. we're going to get some key manufacturing data today. the big number this week will be the jobs number on friday. argentina is suspending all procter & gamble operations in that country after accusing the products make of tax fraud, claiming they inflated the price of imports from brazil by $140 million. that's a pretty steep penalty to cease all operations. >> thank you, bertha. >> and on big island of hawaii, lava threatening the road of pohoa. we s geologists say the main flow is no longer advancing but they say a school that remains in the

lava's path remains closed. >> a new day, a new week and maybe maybe a new forecast. >> i'm doing okay. an extra hour of sleep really helped. yesterday was a little buiit on the cool side. today we'll start out just about as cold. 71 degrees for the south bay today, 70 degrees on the peninsula. the east shore and san francisco both getting a taste of the upper 60s for this afternoon. because of that time change, we're going to get some really pretty sunrise shots to show you, as our sun will rise around 6:30 this morning. your sun will set now at 5:10 in the evening. temperatures looking really, really nice.

we'll get a brief taste of the 80s in the south bay on wednesday. that manse temperatures will climb to the 70s in san francisco. and those numbers start to drop off after the storm track returns to the bay area, though we are holding off on showers until we get into next week. here's the deal. once we get into this changing pattern, we're talking about seven to eight consecutive days of good rainfall in the bay area. it's looking very promising for the drought situation. we'll tell you where we stand in terms of our average rainfall in just a moment. >> 4:47 right now. in southern california, five people have been arrested in a halloween hit-and-run crash that killed three girls, two of them were twin sisters, all 13 years

old. >> students at washington state will go back to class this morning ten days after a shooting rampage. 15-year-old jaylen fryberg shot them before killing himself. >> doctors in north carolina downplaying the threat of a patient now being monitored for ebola. after returning from west africa, the person had a fever develop yesterday. doctors say the patient has not shown any other symptoms beside just a fever. they also say the patient had no known exposure to ebola while overseas. >> resurrected world trade

center opens for business this morning. catherine craig in new york has the details. >> reporter: good morning. here is 1 world trade. it looks like a good day to move in. we'll see the first tenants of 1 world trade. 170 employees of konde knapp will be beginning their first days here. moving trucks brought in office supplies, furniture early this month. they will eventually bring in 2,300 employees and take up floors 20 through 44. they are moving in from 1 world trade. part of the statement reads it

is proud to be part of this moment. vogue magazines will take up offices and vanity fair will be on the 41st floor. >> she mentioned the symbolism. you can't understate the gravity of that. >> the remembrance. >> fighting to keep the team together. just hours after the world series parade, the giant front office hard of work this morning trying to lock up some big free agent names. >> my son was just asking if panda's going to stick around. >> hope so. this won't stick around. we'll talk about what you see as far as your morning commute coming up.

in chicago, they were sloped 15 degrees upward. and the second walk he did blindfolded, no safety net.

and he said he may do a walk across a gorge in georgia doing two head stands. >> the giants have until today to exclusively talk with the man they call the panda to work out a new contract. if they don't get it done by the end of the day, he's free to talk to any team that he wants and a lot of teams are looking for a quality third baseman. sandoval says he loves san francisco and he'd love to stay here. giants feel the same way but the money has to be right. >> pitcher ryan vogelsong, jake peavy and michael morse.

>> contracted or not, all of the players will be invited to the white house next year. giants skipper bruce bochy received a call on saturday. that will probably happen during next season. during the call president obama asked bruce bochy to pass on his congratulations to madison bumgarner for being mvp. >> and he called from the airplane. that's cool. that's a change in technology we vietn haven't seen in decades. >> folks are basically flying down the speedway here. our maps will show you that is

at least as fast as people are going, 101, 280 along the peninsula side. the dumbarton bridge, the palo alto side. yellow for the most part just down to 60 at the worst. livermore, a slight build coming out of the altamont pass. it's just maybe one slower moving vehicle which will skew that data because traffic is so light right now. a smooth flow from the north bay across the venetia bridge. southbound toward san leandro, a

look at the san mateo bridge. when the time change happens, it's the evening commute that really gets hard. this week we'll allow for some adjustments and be patient on your drive home. >> thanks a lot, mike. >> have to reset all those clocks internal and around your house. >> and choosing to die on her own terms. the final words of the woman who became the face of the right to die debate.

the chp officer accused of stealing a woman's nude photo turns himself in. >> and candidates for the

mayoral race turn it up today. >> and we have a big change in the forecast, turning stormy just about every day next week. the full forecast coming your way in moments. >> we have a crash by the san mateo bridge and a costumed creature over by the peninsula. we'll sort that out coming up. >> a nice clear start to our monday morning. the crispness in the air will wake you up. >> christmas? >> not christmas, crispness. i better enunciate. >> and it is monday, several weeks from the holidays. good morning. thank you for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. a bay area chp officer will turn himself in today,