it was so hot yesterday afternoon, just unbearable out there. as we go into today, we will start out with warm temperatures and still a very warm afternoon. talking upper 80s in the north bay and the south bay. the peninsula and south bay will be 84 to 85 degrees, and very warm in san francisco, too. we're tracking a couple of storm chances in the forecast. i'll detail that coming up. let's check in with mike. how is it looking in the east bay? >> very easy. i want to show folks oakland our view southbound toward 98. we don't see slowing, but a crew in san leandro to the south. no drama from 580. this one incident is 680 northbound of highway 4. reports of smoke and maybe flames with a truck. it's counter commute. it could be a distraction. send it back to you. breaking overnight.

a deadly scene unfolding in the streets of san jose. we just learned a third person has now died after a car crash late last night. all of this happening off east santa clara street and 22nd street in the outskirts of downtown san jose. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live on the scene. now a third person has died? >> reporter: we know three people have died and we know they were all juveniles and there is still one more juvenile who is in the hospital in very critical condition this morning. you can see here behind me that the crime scene cleaners are out here. they are trying to remove the rest of the debris from the scene. what a horrific crash. if you look at the video from last night, there was at least one vehicle that was smashed beyond recognition, the silver color was the only thing you could recognize. officers on the scene tell us there were two cars that were driving side by side at a high rate of speed. they're not ready to say it was

a street race, but that they were driving very fast here on east santa clara street when one of them veered off, first into a pole and then smashed into a tree. sadly three of those young people were killed, two of them died right here at the scene. one of them died at the hospital. we can tell you they are three young men and one young woman. the one person who is in critical condition is a young man. they are looking for the folks who were in the other car. they want to know how it is that they came to be driving so quickly side by side in that westbound direction. but again, police are not calling it specifically a street race at this point. so if you saw anything, police would like to talk with you. they have been able to talk to a number of witnesses because east santa clara street is a very busy street even at night when this crash happened. santa clara still closed between 21st and 24th as the crew that's clearing the crime scene gets

their work done. so it should be opening in the next couple hours or so. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> terrible day for many families, no question. new this morning, a possible squak swarm in san ramon. you're looking at our quake map. there have been recorded 18 small quakes in the area of san ramon just within the last 24 hours. they've ranged in magnitude from .8 to 2.9. no word on any injuries. >> happening today, three drifters will face a judge for the first time since allegedly murdering two people. police say the trio are responsible for killing canadian tourist audrey carey and steve carter last week. "today in the bay's" bob redell with more on what we can expect inside court later this morning. bob? >> reporter: laura, in about four hours inside marin county superior court, those three defendants will formally learn

of the trarjs being filed against them and will have the opportunity to plead guilty or not guilty. 23-year-old morrison lampley, 24-year-old sean angold and legal that allgood, will be charged with the murder of audrey carey and steve carter, a 67-year-old therapist also found shot to death last week on a marin county trail. the marin county district attorney just revealed in carter's case it was morrison lampley who allegedly pulled the trigger. >> in a course of a crime where they're all joined, if someone is what we call vicariously liable they could be held responsible in the case of a shooting forshooter's conduct. >> even if they didn't pull the trigger? >> even if they didn't pull the trigger. >> reporter: giving the special

circumstances of lying in wait, lampley and the two others are eligible for the death penalty. the district attorney has agreed to try both cases together in marin even though one of the murders took place in san francisco. when the trio was arrested last week in portland, oregon, they found them with steve carter's vw station wagon and a gun that police say is the same caliber as the one used in both of those murders. live in marin, bob redell, "today in the bay." 5:05 right now. nbc bay area has learned the brutal attack on a hotel made and suicide of a hotel guest in san francisco are linked. it happened sunday at the marriott marquee. her co-workers found her missing. when police arrived they found her in a pechbt house suite, badly beaten and suffering from life-threatening injuries. that man is now at sf general.

a man suspected of the attack jumped to his death at the hotel. >> as we conducted the investigation, we found evidence at the crime scene that links the assault to an apparent suicide that had happened earlier. >> the apparent suicide victim is 26-year-old alexander damhouse seen her in his linkedin photo. according to his profile, he was the communications director for the cardio vass already research foundation convention being held at the marriott. police haven't released the victim's name. intense moments at a san leandro walmart. police say a man sprayed a rack of halloween costumes with lighter fluid and caught them on fire. the costumes just went up in flames. >> [ inaudible ].

that's my biggest concern, seeing that the fire was pretty big and people may have inhaled smoke. >> that's pretty frightening. luckily no one was hurt. security guards managed to catch the suspect who is believed to be from oakland. police arrested him on suspicion of arson. it's still a mystery as to why he set those costumes on fire. >> days before the escape from alcatraz triathlon will take place right near a recent shark attack. a security crew caught the shark with the seal in his mouth. triathlon organizers are monitoring for shark activity. >> the chatter is it's going to be an interesting saturday morning. i think people have some nerves about going in the water.

that was a pretty big pool of red blood there by alcatraz. >> that would be disconcerting if you're participating in the triathlon. >> it's believed to be the first white shark attack in the bay area ever caught on camera. research shows it's not the first time a white shark has been in the bay and it probably will not be the last. with the possibility of el nino bringing heavy rainfall this winter, leaders of five agencies will meet today to discuss winter preparedness and flood protection efforts. almost hard to believe with the drought we've been having. members of the joint power authority are concerned about potential flooding issues if the heavy rains materialize. the s today's meeting takes place in east palo alto. >> maybe they're opinion

timmists about the el nino weather pattern. >> i know one lady to ask. >> it's better to be prepared and safe than sorry. so we want to make sure we're making those preps right now. we're starting out with some chances of rain in the forecast throughout the day. it's all because of this upper level disturbance. you see the swirls of clouds and rain. not a lot of rain with it at this point. as it moves into the bay area later this afternoon into the evening, may spark off a couple of showers. not everyone will see it, though. ahead of that we will still have the warm temperatures. a high of 88 degrees in san jose. a mix of sun and clouds. half moon bay at 71 degrees. san francisco the upper 70s. still in the mid 90s in the tri-valley. let's check in with mike to see how it's looking on the roads. >> looking great, kari. we have a smooth, easy drive across the bay bridge. those aren't the bay bridge lights. those are from the old span. here is the new span, an easy drive. no delays on our speed sensors

into or out of san francisco. earlier truck fire reportedality 680. no problems, no delays, a quick look at fremont. easy drive, 880 past the truck scales. >> thanks so much, mike. coming up, democratic candidates get fired up. >> uber bikes? that would be unusual. we'll take a look. plus concern over unmanned drones growing this morning. what law enforcement is doing about it next. all five democratic candidates

took the stage for their first presidential debate last night. decision 2016, all five democratic candidates took the stage for their first presidential debate last night. it was no question the hillary and bernie show. who reigns supreme with voters. tracie potts joining us from washington, d.c. with a buzz about who may have won. who is getting the highest marks this morning, tracie? >> really both of them. online lots of strong comments about hillary clinton and her performance. she came in and handled some of the tough issues in a way that didn't create more controversy. bernie sanders in some of the polls, unscientific, of course. but he's getting high marks including one comment that probably helped him and clinton. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. >> reporter: it was one of the most memorable moments of the democrats' first debate and one

of the reasons netface reports this morning that bernie sanders got more hits online than any other candidate. he also got the highest positive ratings during the debate followed by former maryland governor martin o'malley. o'malley charm challenged hillary clinton on creating a no-fly zone over syria. >> i believe a no-fly zone over syria at this time would be a mistake. >> reporter: they say clinton gained the most support during the debate. she slammed the benghazi committee as partisan and challenged bernie sanders on gun control. >> he was going to give immunity to the only industry in america. everybody else has to be accountable, but not the gun manufacturers. >> reporter: lincoln chafee questioned clinton's yes vote on the iraq war. >> if you're going to make those poor judgment calls, that's an indication of how someone will perform in the future.

>> i've been waiting for ten minutes. >> you're over your time. >> you've let a lot of people go over their time. >> reporter: lands him at the bottom of this morning's analysis. money is also an indicator of performance. how the supporters think their candidates did last niert, already sanders campaign is saying they raised $1.3 million from the beginning of the debate until two hours after. >> tracie potts live from washington, thank you. following the debate, hillary clinton's biggest fan tweeted, i'm proud of hillary clinton. she showed why she should be president. meantime republican presidential front runner donald trump saying he would weigh in on twitter. he had a bit of a different view of the debate than bill clinton. he tweeted, sorry, quote, unquote. there is no star on the stage. i am the only star. >> the democratic debate is the top story on the website this morning. just head to nbcbayarea.com. you can download our free app to find more reaction and analysis.

>> the growing concern that unmanned drones could interfere with commercial flights or be used in a terrorist attack is being put into focus by law enforce: a new task force made up of members of the fbi and faa is gathering at miami international airport in hopes of battling this potential problem. authorities say a jetblue pilot making the approach to land in south florida reported seeing an unmanned aircraft at 5,000 feet above ground which aviation experts say is extremely high altitude for a drone. the faa says from january to august of this year, there were 764 encounters between drones and manned aircraft. >> we need to actually come together and be able to work in a collaborated effort to minimize any risk factor that's out there. >> the task force is expected to present new drone regulations by the end of the year.

new this morning, uber is the latest company to link to the amber alert child abduction system. the drivers will receive geographically targeted alert when any amber alert is issued. apple, google and facebook partner with amber alert. >> uber launching a delivery service in san francisco. >> the company just announcing that it has tested the idea in new york, now bringing uber delivery to san francisco. they call it uber rush. the basic idea is when uber drivers aren't delivering people, they could deliver stuff. >> it's so flexible. the product doesn't have to fit in a little bag or in a box. it can be dry cleaning, clothes on a hanger, a wedding dress or bridesmaid dress on a hanger. it can be a cake or a pizza, it can be flowers from a florist. it really is flexible. >> uber will use its current fleet of cars, but it will also

turn to mike messengers as well. this will work from the merchant side, your dry cleaner, pizza place, florist signs up. they deliver via uber. it's kind of invisible to you. let's check your news before the bell. landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters. >> good morning, scott. the markets will dry to bounce back as investors weigh third quarter earnings. and the economy is slowing in china. a slew of bank earnings from bank of america, wells fargo and pnc financial. snapping a seven-day win streak, closing down. a french tv network is under fire this week after it launched a new commercial that was supposed to show off how many women anchors they have had, how very progressive it was because they had lots of women

employees. it does this by showing dinner catching fire because there's nobody home because they're all working, and this is what the house looks like because all the women are working. you see laundry and the iron, because all the women are working. this did not go over well in france, on the internet, pretty much anywhere. >> you know what? i initially thought that when you told me about it. now that i see it, it just shows that women do it all. >> when people ask you about anchor men comparisons and how ridiculous it is, this is proof that it's based on some sort of real -- >> somebody had a meeting where someone said, yeah, what we can do is -- amazing. >> they can also show the lawn mower going across the yard for the men and the trash not being

taken out. >> martini glass not being brought to you. >> my cardigan hanging. >> can we mow our lawn today? will it be too hot? >> what lawn? >> maybe a little help in the forecast to help get some 234r0urs blooming and maybe a little grass growing, but not for everyone. we will only see the spotty rain as we go into the next couple days. a live look at the bay bridge. we start out with clouds in the sky this morning. even patchy fog in spots. we're not seeing it right here. it will be a very warm day. more clouds moving in. this upper level disturbance, i've been watching it the past couple days. it's moving closer to southern california, spreading clouds there. it will be moving clouds into the bay area as well. a little rain possible, too. this is what our computer models pick up. this is our high resolution and house model. it shows clouds moving in as we go through the day. that will keep our temperatures down. look what happens here at 2:30 this afternoon. we start to see rain popping up

here. this is what the radar could look like for the inner bay, the possibility of spotty rain. we see that off and on through out the afternoon to evening hours. notice not everyone gets in on this wet weather. it still could be very dry in spots. where we don't have the rain, temperatures will be heating up. walnut creek, look z at a mix of sun and clouds, after starting out at 66 degrees at 7:00. temperatures jumping up still in the 90s today and more clouds moving in tonight. a look at all the microclimates today. once again, isolated chance of shower and thunderstorms, still in the 70s and 80s, still in the 90s towards the tri-valley. let's check in with mugs to see what's happening now for that morning commute. >> a look at dublin. we're getting more cars. the commute starting to build. no problems. there's 580 westbound with the headlights. look at the maps, no delays right there. behind me coming westbound out of the altamont, typical build

causing slowing. 84 towards pleasanton and livermore. all your approaching toward the bay bridge flying behind me. antioch a little slowing. the bay bridge toll plaza shows a little build in the cash lanes. we'll send it right back to you. >> coming up, tragedy unfolds in florida. a plane falls from the sky into a mobile home park. the new information we're learning from the father of one of the victims. a plane crash set two mobile

homes on fire in florida. someone caught this aftermath with their cell phone. a plane crash set two mobile homes on fire in florida. someone caught this aftermath with their cell phone. the plane came falling from the sky, burst into flames and collided with two homes in palm beach county yesterday. while officials have yet to confirm deaths, a man told our nbc affiliate his daughter was in one of the mobile homes and died in the crash. the red cross is helping ten people who can't live in their homes. nearly 24 hours later and officers in the south bay are looking for a hit-and-run driver. police believe this man was driving a car that struck and killed a 60-year-old man in san jose yesterday. this screen shot is taken from surveillance video from a nearby bakery. you see the suspect right there. employees say the suspect bought a pastry roughly 30 minutes before the crash. the deadly collision happened on white road in east san jose a few blocks away from james lick

high school. police say the suspect was driving this truck, a white full size pick up with intoed windows, black rims and a loud exhaust. up next, an overnight crash kills three in san jose. witnesses tell us what happened moments before that crash. we're live on scene with the latest. plus heading to court. the trio accused in two heinous bay area homicides face a judge. what we could learn today about their case.

joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. =sam/2shot= and i'm sam brock. boxes boxes ad lib toss to wx i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. >> we're headed in the right direction as we see the temperatures going down and the rain chances going up. let's take a look at the numbers now as you step out. it's fairly warm. it's 66 degrees in the south bay, and san francisco 64, 55 degrees in the north bay. as we look at today's forecast, a mix of sun and clouds, even some of us getting in on a chance of rain. i'll detail that coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with mike. >> getting crowded. we should be ready for the

metering lights. it's about that time for wands. look at your maps and we see no problems on the maze or the approach. upper east shore looks nice across the carquinez bridge. the fog is lifted above the golden gate bridge. the south bay, a live look at san jose and show you the volume. does have the first burst kicking in right here. this is not a major concern. you guys do have a situation, a very serious one not far from here. >> it is, breaking news we're following this morning, an overnight crash in san jose that killed three and critically injured another. it happened off east santa clara street and 22nd late last night. investigators stayed on scene well into the morning. >> "today in the bay's" chris sanchez live on scene. you have new information about the people killed in this crash. >> reporter: we know all three people who died in this horrific crash were teenagers and one more teenager, a young man is in critical condition in the hospital this morning. not surprising, the car i saw

t towed off was smashed beyond recognition. hard to tell even what kind of car it was. this is what police found around 11:00 as officers arrived for this deadly crash. they tell us it look like the two cars, that one and another were driving west on east santa clara street when one car, that silver sedan veered into a pole and then smashed into a tree. the driver of the other vehicle did not remain at the scene. that car, described as a red sedan. police say the two drivers were speeding, it appears, but they are not calling this a street race at this point. a young woman and young man died right here at the scene. another young man died at the hospital where that fourth young man is in critical condition this morning. we also know that san jose police cuffed at least one person about 100 yards last night. we captured that on video. police aren't ready to tell us

whether it's related to the crash nor whether that person was ultimately arrested. one eastbound lane of east santa clara street remains closed this morning. you can see they're doing the last bit of cleanup on the scene, checking the power pole there. it should reopen shortly. traffic in the other direction is already flowing. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." 5:32. new this morning, a possible quake swarm in san ramon. this is a look at our quake map on nbcbayarea.com. there have been 20 small quakes in san ramon in the last 24 hours. the most recent less than 30 minutes ago. they range in magnitude from .8 to 2.9. no far no reports of injury or damage. some of the largest bay area transit agencies back up and running this morning this after a day of deadly crashes involving four trains in the span of just two hours. in san jose, a person died shortly after being hit by a vta train around 4:30 yesterday. that train was heading

northbound when it struck the person just south of the fruitvale station. the tracks were closed for almost two hours. also in san bruno, a second deadly encounter, this one involving a b.a.r.t. train at the san bruno station. it shut down that station for almost two hours, causing major delays to trains headed to the east bay and sfo. two more crashes last night. an amtrak crash happened in santa clara about 4:30. the driver of the car suffered some injuries but is expected to be okay. a few minutes later a train hit a pedestrian at the san mateo caltrain station. the victim was al lived when rescued and rushed to the hospital. we don't know that person's condition this morning. three accused murderers set to face a judge for the deaths of two people in the bay area. all accused in the killing of tourist aud reese carrie and hikest steve carter with the

same gun. "today in the bay's" bob redell has more. >> reporter: all three of those defendants are expected at 9:00 inside marin county superior court to enter pleas in the murders of that tourist visiting from canada and a therapist hiking on a local trail. and given the special circumstances of lying in wait and murder while committing a robbery, morrison lampley, sean angold and lila allgood could be sentenced to the death penalty if convicted. yesterday carter's friends gathered at a small shrine that had been erected on the spot where he was killed. >> at least now we know who did

it even though it's awful and they were so lost to do something like that. at least we have the comfort of knowing there's not a murderer running around somewhere. >> reporter: last week law enforcement tracked down carter and carey's alleged killers to portland, oregon. police say the defendants when they were arrested had in their possession a gun that was the same caliber as the ones used in both murders, steve carter's vw station wagon and items belonging to carey. bob redell, "today in the bay." 5:35. police say one of the deputies charged with killing an inmate made questionable searches on the internet. all three deputies accused of killing michael tyree were in court. deputy maf real rodriguez made a number of searches online right after tyree's death. among other things, rodriguez looked up, quote, can you die if someone punches you in the armpit? our legal analyst said the new

information is a turning point. >> it shows that mr. rodriguez was trying to figure out what caused this death. but more importantly, they tend to establish that it was excessive force that caused tyree's death. >> the sheriff's department is not commenting saying it's an ongoing investigation. the three deputies will be back in court next month. one-time chinatown gangster already accused in a federal racketeering case now facing two murder charges. federal prosecutors added murder for soliciting a murder of a former leader in chinatown. two co-defendants are reportedly ready to flip on chow and testify he asked them to kill for him. chow's attorney says those witnesses are not credible. opening statements in the case are scheduled to begin in about three weeks. a man suspected of luring two women by posing as both a

modeling agent and then a doctor is now under arrest. investigators say gary chow sexually assaulted two women on separate occasions at a sequoia hospital. he works at a security supervisor at the hospital. police say he lured the women to the hospital by posing as a modeling agent on the internet. in both cases chow instructed women to take medical exams at the hospital. chow allegedly then posed as a doctor leading them to a utility room. no word from police if there are any other victims. in pleasanton an alert homeowner thwarted a burglary attempt when she heard knocking on her door followed by the sound of shattered glass. this happened before 10:30 on laurel creek drive. the woman ran out her door and immediately called 911ment when police arrived, they surrounded the home before chasing down two men who tried to escape over the back yard fence. vidal torres and israel diaz rondon are both from oakland. they were arrested on burglary,

conspiracy as well as the misdemeanor charge of resisting arrest. a controversial plan now to put violent inmates on the front lines of california fires is no more because of safety concerns. california still looking for ways to increase its pool of potential firefighters. the state wants to expand its program to include inmates who have up to seven years left on their sentences. that's instead of the current five years. currently about 3800 inmates help professional firefighters in california. it's 5:38 right now. decision 2016, democrats squaring off last night in their first presidential debate. even though hillary clinton is the most experienced debater on stage delivered a polished performance, it's bernie sanders getting all the attention this morning. >> the american people are sick and fired of hearing about your damn e-mail. >> that is considered one of the most memorable moments of the debate. sanders was talking about clinton's private e-mail server scandal. that comment is the reason social media analysts say

sanders got more hits online than any other candidate. he's not the only one getting positive feedback. analysts say clinton garnered the most support during the debate. clinton challenged sanders on his gun control policy. >> he was going to give immunity to the only industry in america. everybody else has to be accountable, but not the gun manufacturers. >> analysts say the other three candidates on stage did little to improve their low poll numbers. >> you see jim webb in the corner who couldn't get a word in edge wise. >> hi, nice to meet you on microphone. we'll start off with meteorologist kari hall who is tracking green on the radar. >> we have changes coming up in the forecast. we need it with the hot temperatures we've dealt with the past couple days. this swirl of clouds, this upper level disturbance moving the the west of l.a. we'll continue to move closer to the bay area and maybe enough to spark off an isolated shower or

storm later today. in the meantime, our temperatures will still be going back up. not as hot as yesterday, but still warm. burlingame, 79 degrees. castro at 76 degrees. in the north bay, highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s. oakland 83. danville topping out at 93 degrees. i'll show you what more to expect as we go through the next few days. that's coming up in less than ten minutes. mike is giving us a view of the bay bridge. >> beautiful well-lit view. the metering lights are on. let's look at your map. we don't see any problems coming out of the maze or up the upper eastshore freeway. the build is on that volume. it's increasing all around the bay. no delays for the north bay. we'll skip over the tri-valley for just a second. i want to show the south bay where we have the build. the first burst kicked in just before 5:30. a quick look at the dublin

interchange. wanted to show folks westbound over at 680. i saw flashing lights, a fender-bender reported in this stretch. bay area middle schooler runner up in one of america's most prestigious science competitions. gan negotiate is an 8th greater and last night in minnesota he won second place in the national finals of the discovery 3m young scientist tall leng. back in may, ganesh was featured for another invention that helps detect objects for the visually impaired. >> very cool. good for him. it's 5:41. flight delays could soon be the new norm. warnings from the union representing air traffic controllers next. what is apple? like 40 years old now. why does it still need a baby-sitter? we'll tell you coming up in business and tech.

plus a gun dealer ordered to do something never before required. the unprecedented move by a wisconsin jury that has a lot of people talking. a milwaukee gun store must pay

two wounded officers millions of dollars for illegally selling a gun. =take vo= a jury found badger guns at fault for e a milwaukee gun store now must pay two wounded police officers millions. badger guns was found guilty of assault for the weapon used in the 2009 shooting.

that suit was filed by two officers who stopped a young man for riding his bike on a sidewalk. the customer bought the gun for someone else who could not legally do so. the defense argued there was no way to know it was a straw purchase. >> the acted of straw purchasing is fundamentally deception. >> the jury ordered the gun store to pay the two officers nearly $6 million. the flight delays will keep coming. that's the warning from the union representing air traffic controllers. union leaders say the federal aviation administration failed to hire enough controllers for the last five years. now they say air traffic is increasing at a time when controllers are retiring. controllers in some cities have been working six-day weeks for years. scott mcgrew mentioned apple getting rid of his baby-sitter. >> this was a court avoided supervisor. >> a big pain on campus.

his title was court ap ported anti-trust monitor. he came to apple in cupertino two years ago after apple was found liable in a price fixing scheme. court records show apple asked for too many meetings with executives. he said he was left out of too many meetings. the judge in the case said two years is enough. the babysitter goes home on friday. apple has a court date in wisconsin brought by the university of wisconsin which accuses the company of violeting some of the school's pat at the present times. the total fine could be almost a billion dollars. >> another ipo for a company called first data out of atlanta. nordstroms has pulled its ipo. the most recent public offering, mountain view pure storage had a terrible first day of trading. today finally trading above its

ipo price partially because beam got so excited about the dell deal. uber launching uber rush in san francisco. we'll tell you more about that coming up in the 6:00 hour. we're about to start earnings season, one of the four times a year companies have to open their financial books to investors. netflix, xilinx, wells fargo all report today. wells fargo just bought a huge section of ge's finance business. you've got yahoo! on tuesday, next tuesday and alphabet next thursday. guys, i assume you've been listening, you know what alphabet is. the peace corps passed a peak not seen in decades. the group says the number of applications reached its highest number in 40 years. it's 23,000 applications is a 32% surge over one year ago.

president kennedy helped found the peace corps back in 1961. people in the east bay will get a chance to walk a mile in the shoes of heroes later today. firefighters in hayward will hold a one-day orientation course for so-called everyday people. the training samd at giving the public a better understanding of what the fire department does on a daily basis, all the sacrifices those firefighters make. participants are going to wear authentic fire gear and take part in simulated fire drills. that training begins at 8:00 this morning at high ward's fire station number 6. after four years and several new waterman dates from the governor, the drought is becoming increasingly real for california. a new poll shows 76% of registered voters now consider the state's water shortage extremely serious, up from 66% in may of last year. more than half of registered voters say the drought is having a noticeable effect on their

family. many people are hoping el nino conditions in the pacific ocean will provided much-needed wet weather. >> that remains to be scene. what we do know for a fact right now is there's a little green starting to show up on the satellite radar which means you're tracking rain. >> yes, great news as we go into the afternoon. we may have another chance of rain heading into the weekend. improved weather after having to deal with such hot temperatures over the past couple days. as we take a live look in san jose, getting the day started with mostly clear skies there. some of us are seeing the clouds and some fog even along the coast, something we haven't seen much of the past few days. as we take a look now with the satellite and radar picking up on some green here, it's still well to the south of the bay area now, but it could start to move into the bay area later today. this upper level disturbance expected to bring an increase in clouds and humidity today. it will still be a pretty warm day. now our temperatures are very

warm even in the east bay. it's 70 degrees as you step out the door. as we take a closer look at the south bay, still 72 degrees, downtown san jose at 66 degrees and 62 degrees as you head farther across the south bay. into the day, this is what the radar and satellite could look like. this is our high resolution computer model picking up on the system moving in and the possibility of spotty rain. it will be very hit-or-miss. anything we do see today will be very hard to tell exactly where or when that could occur. you want to keep checking in for updates. at least we have wet weather in the forecast today. not everyone will see that. it will be later this afternoon. in the meantime, our temperatures will be heating up. still expecting a pretty warm day. we hit the peak of the heat yesterday. temperatures are slowly coming down. we are still looking at mid 90s in the tri-valley. our next chance of rain moves in on saturday ahead of a cold front. looks like we could also see

light amounts of rain there, but most of that looks like it will be falling mainly in the north bay with the possibility of at least .10 inch around ukiah and trace amounts elsewhere across the bay area. we'll keep you up to date on thatment let's check with mike getting a look at what's happening as you head out the door. >> this is the dublin interchange. there's the dublin grade westbound. commute direction a little better now. it doesn't look visibly different as far as the flow goes. i was tracking a flash. i saw flashing lights headed to the dublin interchange. that crash has cleared the right two lanes, but it has kicked off some slowing which was going to happen anyway because of the volume of traffic out of livermore. 680 still clear through pleasanton. the bay bridge and the maze, slowing because of the volume of traffic there. upper eastshore freeway slows a bit towards hercules. here is the south bay, a smooth flow of traffic, 101 and 87,

starting the see slowing toward downtown. we'll show you the live look for san jose. bogging down temporarily just south of mckee. back to you. >> you got a big wad of money in your pocket, mike? the treasury secretary will get input on the new $10 bill. the bill is getting a makeover. students at the university of maryland will at stend the town hall to give their two cents on what it should look like. treasury secretary jacob lou says he wants to know which woman to put on the bill. the new bill will not be many circulation for another five years. >> alexander hamilton and some of the founding fathers, look like they're in costume with all those wigs. it's halloween 2 1/2 weeks early in the east bay. >> time for the annual halloween party for children at antioch children's hospital in oakland. volunteers local spirit

halloween store holding that ghoulish get together. they'll provide the kids with costumes, decorations and play the afternoon playing games and happening out goodies. all kids love it. can you imagine being in the hospital? a lot of cheer. >> maybe 2 1/2 weeks of candy. that would be an added bonus. new video of a shark attack in the bay area has swimmers concerned. how it could impact this weekend's escape from alcatraz triathlon as competitors plan to take a dip right where you just saw that video of a shark flipping. ==sam/vo== of the damage left

behind - after a small plane crashed, causing two mobile hes new video of the damage left behind after a small plane crashed causing two mobile homes to burst into flames. this happened yesterday at a mobile home park in florida. here is some cell phone video now which shows the chaos on the ground moments after the impact. you can see the massive flames coming from those homes. while officials have yet to confirm any deaths, a man told our nbc affiliate his daughter was inside one of the mobile homes and died in that crash. it's still too early to know the cause, but in this surveillance video you can see the plane actually flying sideways there over the trees as it seems to fall the ground. federal investigators are at the scene trying to unearth new information. new video of a white shark attack ag seal near alcatraz is giving swimmers something to

talk about. those swimmers will be diving into the bay saturday for a triathlon where the shark was spotted. "today in the bay's" jean elle has more. >> reporter: a security camera on board an alcatraz ferry captures a white shark shooting out of the water with a seal in its mouth, a shark attack next to the island. captain chase corham. >> saw the blood in the water and saw the shark thrashing around. >> reporter: at the aquatic park, members are training for the escape from alcatraz triathlon. 59 swimmers are set to jump in the water. >> the chatter is, i think it's going to be an interesting saturday morning. that was a pretty big pool of red blood there by alcatraz.

>> the club says they're monitoring this situation. >> this is fantastic, showing what the bay has in terms of animal life around here. >> reporter: stephanie jhung is an education specialist at the aquarium of the bay. she say it is video is important for researchers. it's believed to be the first white shark attack in the bay caught on camera. she says research shows it's not the first time a white shark has been in the bay, and it won't be the last. >> from tagging and tracking done, we know they do come into the bay and most likely they do prey on some of the seals and see lyons. >> the crew on board alcatraz cruises is on the lookout and so are the athletes. >> swimmers will be in the pay for a practice round on friday morning. pretty brave. >> that will rattle your nerves a little bit. right now at 6:00, nearly two dozen earthquakes in just the past 24 hours all centered

around one bay area city. three teenagers killed in an overnight crash in the south bay. police are on the lookout for a second car involved. facing a judge. the new information we now know about the three accused killers as they prepare to head to court for the first time. separating the contenders from the pre tenders. democrats spar at their first debate and bernie sanders did more to help than hurt his rival hillary clinton. "today in the bay" starts right. good morning to you. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we will get to hanky capping the debate, but first the traffic and weather. mike inouye is keeping a close eye on your morning commute. we start with meteorologist kari hall with a look at your micro climate forecast. >> and some changes headed our way after such a hot start to the week, it will be getting cooler with clouds and maybe even some rain. in the mid 60s across most of

the bay area. highs today coming down from those 90s, but still very warm, in the upper 80s in the south bay and north bay. san francisco 77 and the tri-valley 93 degrees. i'll detail a chance of rain and storms in the forecast and also the trurgs as we head through the weekend coming up. let's check in with mike to see what's happening now as you head into san francisco. >> big surprises we have here. a slower drive from 580 and 24. new crash for highway 13. still get information as chp arrives on seen. hercules through san pablo. no big surprises as we're talking about for the flow. the earlier crash had me worried, west 580 at the dublin interchange. all lanes clear but the backup continues from el char row over to the scene. it will sort itself out there. 880 toward fremont and union city, a smooth drive into t