for sfo to turn around. "today in the bay" starts right now. and a good monday morning. thank you for joining us. starting your workweek out right here. i'm sam brock. >> here we go on a monday. i'm laura garcia cannon. first we take you outside this morning. a live look at san jose, where some overnight sprinkles linger this morning. >> meteorologist kari hall monitoring the situation. what can folks expect this morning? >> you hey have to turn on the wind shield wipers with the mist and drizzle happening in some parts of the bay area. we've had it here in san jose and the streets are wet too. so you may want to head out earlier than normal. we're in the low 60s across most of the bay. the north bay now at 53 degrees, and look at these highs this afternoon. very comfortable in some spots, cooler than average for the middle of october, and highs today will be in the 70s, but then it warms up as we head through the week. so i'll detail that coming up in the full microclimate forecast. let's check in now with mike. any better in dublin yet?

>> kari, the live shot from time to time sees traffic moving better like now. westbound 580, approaching to saya hara. an overnight road crew past this camera shot, but you see trees in your way. this is starting to move better as far as speeds go, but more traffic out of the altamont. we should see great improvement. easy drive, cash payers pausing. move through, and then in the south bay, a smooth drive. as kari talks about, i use my windshield wipers. back to you. >> mike, thank you. new this morning, a fight between passengers caused a flight to turn around. >> kris sanchez joins us now. this escalated quickly. >> reporter: the flight attendants told the captain. the san francisco-bound flight initially arrived at sfo about three hours ago, minus one passenger. we have a look at the plane as it landed. that was from a passenger there

who also spoke with an nbc crew at l.a.x. she says it seemed to start when that woman reclined her seat, and the man sitting behind her got upset and started to choke her. the woman screamed for help and flight attendants rushed over. the captain called air traffic control to declare an emergency. >> the flight attendant just called. evidently we've got two passengers that are in a physical altercation. we need to get turned around and back to l.a.x. >> when that flight landed, the fbi was waiting, along with a string of lapd police cars. according to the fbi, quote, an individual was detained for questioning following the return of the southwest aircraft flight. two l.a.x. faced allegations of an assault, involving a fellow passenger. no arrest has been made at this time. southwest airlines says the crew responded very quickly to separate the passengers, and to land that plane safely. the passengers, all but the one who is still in l.a., they were

switched -- switched planes and arrived in san francisco about five hours after their due time. but certainly we're going to be talking about today, because we all fly. we all recline our seats. well, maybe most of us. >> look behind you. >> what is it about how we treat each other inside a plane that just completely gets changed around? thank you very much, kris. a trip in the bay area took a disturbing turn. this after a boater spotted a body in the san francisco bay. >> yeah, "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang, what do we know about the investigation going on? >> reporter: well laura, very early in the investigation. what we do know, the body was that of a man found floating in the waters here in the bay between alcatraz and angel island. here too, this fire station the embarcadero, a rescue crew broughted body, 3:30. half an hour after the boater spotted this body.

san francisco firefighters as well as police working together with the coast guard to retrieve the body from the water. since then, the medical examiner is the one that has had the body, of course, trying to figure out a lot of things here. we don't know who this man was, d how he died. so top of mind here for the medical examiner. we're hoping to get answers later today on this investigation. right here in san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> 5:04. a san jose student died after water polo practice at the pool. ryan harriman was taken off life support saturday. university police found harriman unconscious during a water polo club team practice tuesday. his team posted this testimonial to facebook, saying, rest in peace to our teammate, friend and brother. he never missed a practice and was one of the most dedicated members of our team. he brought a positive attitude and made us smile at every

opportunity. authorities still don't know what the 24-year-old to lose consciousness. happening today, the voting process begins to decide whether university employees will go on strike. that vote coming after several efforts to get a 5% pay raise. union members say the current 2% offer, not enough for teachers to sustain a career. rallies are expected to be held at many of the 23 csu campuses, including here in the bay area. that vote will run through the end of october. also happening today, keeping bicyclists safe. construction for san francisco's first raised bike lane gets under way. it will run for two blocks on eastbound market between goth and 12th streeted, bob redell is there. how are the lanes supposed to work? >> reporter: the idea, this would discourage drivers from veering into the bike lanes. so you already have the existing green bike lanes. now you're looking westbound on market, we're between 12th and

goth. and what muni and the san francisco works department will do, start raising that green section of bike lane, not all the way up to the curb, halfway up the curb, and the idea, if you're driving down the road, naturally you'll see the raised section and as a driver, wouldn't veer into the rain, making it safer for the 3,000 bicyclists who ride into the city every day for their jobs and what not. and then it also encourages bicyclists to stay off the sidewalk, because now they'll feel like they have a safer venue to get in and out of the city. >> all the streets in san francisco are different. and that's why it's important to have a really good tool box of design to provide protection for people riding bikes. you have green lanes, you have physically protected bike lanes. and now san francisco will have raised bike lanes for people riding bikes. >> reporter: so again, right now what muni and the public works department have going to do, just going to raise the bike lanes for two blocks on

eastbound market between 12th and guff. they'll see how this goes, do a study. the idea is to double the number of regular bike lanes in the city over the next three years. reporting live in san francisco, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. want to check the forecast now with kari, because you may notice some wet roads out there. >> yeah, i can see it a little bit in bob's live shot there, a little bit of some sheen on the roads. so you may want to be careful as you head out for work. and we have been able to pick up on just a little bit of this, really not picking up on much on the radar. but you may have to turn on the windshield wipers, and some light rain this morning as our temperatures start out in the low to mid 60s. here's a look at where we're going this afternoon. expect a high of 76 degrees in san jose. redwood city, 73 degrees. castro at 71 degrees. and in napa today, 78 degrees. hayward, 70 degrees. and livermore today, topping out

at 78 degrees. nice and comfortable. but it will be heating up as we go through the week. i'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. let's check in now with mike to see if it's slowing you down in the south bay. >> kari, we look at the san jose camera and you can see the little glow. see it in the atmosphere there. that's indicating moisture in the air and sheen. nothing dramatic from this shot. i did have to use my windshield wipers from san jose, as well. i want to show the map. the speed sensors not reflecting problems, and also the red weather index, watch for slicker conditions in spots. slowing over here toward west 580 and the overnight road crew still presenting slowing there and slowing here toward the bay bridge toll plaza and sausalito after ramp. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, a nice easy drive and slowing toward the end. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> coming up next, laying down the law. the feds put their foot down when it comes to drones.

what anyone buying one needs to know. >> google wins a court case, and cool news for star wars fans. and hillary clinton says it's motivated by politics. but house republicans say it's more about the facts. more on the showdown over the benghazi terror attacks. got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area. we investigate.

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be an important week for hillary clinton. she's being called up to testify before a house committee investigating the 20-12 terror hillary clinton is being called to testify before a house committee investigating the 2012 terror attack in benghazi. >> brian mooar is live in washington with what is expected at that meeting. brian? >> hi, laura and sam. last week hillary clinton is debating her democratic opponents. this week, she is mixing it up with republican house members here on capitol hill. >> hillary! >> democratic front-runner hillary clinton is prepping for a house hearing on benghazi, she says is motivated by politics. >> i don't know that i have very much to add. this is, after all, the eighth investigation. >> house republicans say the hearing is not about her last

name. >> we have already talked to 50 people not named clinton. we're going to talk to another couple dozen not named clinton. >> at a north texas presidential forum featuring six gop candidates, clinton is an easy target. >> hillary clinton's rationale for her candidacy seems to be that she's a woman. >> it was a stage for showcasing conservative credentials. >> what god fixes a problem, he doesn't just do a paint job, he fixes it from the inside. >> in public life today, it is so important to be able to pray and to think about things calmly, because the world has been turned asunder. >> also, an opportunity to upstage donald trump. >> we'll get this done, right? >> the front runner who didn't attend but still dominates the republican race. meanwhile, there's word today that vice president biden might announce this week whether he is or isn't running for president. laura, sam, back to you. >> say whaul, brian, it hasn't been boring.

if you buy a drone, you probably have to register it. today the federal government expected to announce new drone owners after hundreds of instances where pilots spotted drones close to major airports. earlier this year, a bay area pilot reported that one drone actually hit his plane. if the announcement comes today as expected, anyone buying a new drone would have to register it with the department of transportation. reaction over that mandate is mixed. >> i don't want other people to know i have this one. and where i fly it. and how long i fly it. >> i'm an airplane pilot. i fly single engine land, and those are aircraft are already -- and drones are flying aircraft as well. >> if a drone should get lost, the registry could help find the owner. a 49ers win. >> their second win of the year. but fantasy football leagues

flying defense. >> take a time-out. draft kings and fan duel, are under investigation, as you know, by a squad of law enforcement from the fbi to states attorneys general n. nevada, the state gaming board ruled they were not supposed to operate in the state at all, ruling fantasy football is gambling. the ruling only affects nevada, but is significant because of that legal distinction between gambling and games of skill. slot machines are gambling, poker is skill. this is why generally you can't play a slot machine in california, you can enter a poker tournament. this news is a little old, but i wanted to make sure we didn't forget to mention it. back on friday, a court ruled google's effort to scan the world's books was legal. this ends the battle between google and book publishers that dates back to 2005. google had wanted to digittize all the world's books so you

could find information you wouldn't find anywhere else, particularly if that book were out of print. let's check the news before the bell. landon dowdy is live. good morning. >> hey, scott. good monday morning. >> the markets could be under pressure today, following weaker than expected chinese data. it comes after the dow s&p 500 and nasdaq posted their third week of gains in a row. new major economic data today. look for earnings from morgan stanley and ibm. 17,215. the nasdaq up 16 to 4886 and the s&p on pace for its biggest monthly gain in four years. scott, back over to you. >> landon, thanks. today is a big day for star wars fans. a new movie trailer running tonight on monday night football. disney's released a few teasers, but that's it. this will run at halftime. disney owns star wars, and they also own espn.

and then tickets go on sale tonight for december 18th. i know. i lost interest in "star wars" after the next three -- i was so hopelessly confused. i think i'll watch this one, though. >> this coming from the guy who owns a darth vader suit. >> i do not. but i did when i was 10. >> heavy breathing in the newsroom. >> hearing laura do that was worth it. rescue crews in the philippines scramble to go reach hundreds trapped in their flooded homes stranded on top of rooftops as a slow-moving typhoon slams the islands. nine dead, but officials warn entire neighborhoods are in danger of being swept away by mudslides. parts of the philippines under 3 feet of water and 20,000 people are in shelters. the storm is not expected to move out until tomorrow or wednesday. >> really tough to see. having a tough time getting the elderly and children out to safety. which wish them well there.

in our neck of the woods, not to that extent but rain out there. >> it's good to get the rain a little bit at a time. because that's what we have been experiencing over the weekend. we had a little bit of some showers. people just cheering when it started sprinkling and then it stopped. now as you look outside, we do have some sprinkles this morning. and still some cloudy skies. but that will clear up today. things drying out as the winds increase this afternoon. the winds really are going to be an issue, especially along the coast. and also in the hills. as we take a look at the current temperatures now, 64 degrees in livermore. sunnyvale at 62 degrees. and a nice calm wind for most of us. still a breeze across the bridges and going over the bay. and into the afternoon, look at the wind forecast. these are the numbers. the wind speeds in miles per hour. and the air will show the direction coming from the northwest. up to 20. these are sustained winds. we will have some higher gusts and more of the same tomorrow,

too. and with mostly cloudy skies. we will see that as we go through the morning. and as we take it hour by hour in san jose, in the mid 60s. and some low 70s today. it's going to be really nice with a high of 76 degrees. palo alto, 75 degrees. the embarcadero up to 68 degrees. 73 in sausalito, and hayward, 70 degrees. dublin today reaching 75 degrees. in the tri valley, we will have temperatures slightly above average today. we should be at 76 degrees in livermore. we're up to 78 today. and then tomorrow we're up to 83. you see the warming trend for the middle of the week. and we will continue that as we go into the weekend. some warmer days ahead not only in the tri valley but across the bay. won't be until friday when we have a weakening cold front to knock this heat back and cool us off in time for the weekend. i'll keep you up to date and another look at the forecast in a few minutes. let's check in with mike. a slow down going on? >> yeah, kari.

the goalen gate bridge not the source of the problem. but heads up. moisture in the air. the problem on the maps we'll show you is southbound. 101. headed through sausalito near the sausalito off-ramp. there's a crash and a fire crew on scene. still trying to find out the details. we do have slowing right at the scene itself. the rest of your bay shows an easy drive, south bay peninsula. over here in the tri valley, slowing for west 580 out of the altamont. and a live look there, traffic slow starting to move better than the last 45 minutes, now mild slowing as road crews clear. >> thanks, mike. 5:20. commuters in the east bay may find congestion if they're carpooling. the new hov lane southbound 880. an additional three-mile stretch to a carpool lane that runs south to san leandro. a car-lover's nightmare.

a wrong turn that ended with several brand-new lexuss smashed. >> got a tip? call 1- 88-996-tips. nbc bay area. we investigate. take a look at this. a car

crashed right into a lexus dealership. this happened at the lexus take a look at this. a car crashed right into a lexus dealership in san jose yesterday. the black jeep drove over the sidewalk, it flipped and slammed into the front of several brand-new cars. the driver of the jeep was hurt in the crash. luckily, no one else was hurt. >> probably had some insurance on those cars. 5:24. dozens of people and three teenagers died in a street racing crash last week. >> a woman turned her grief into giving. from the streets to the grave after her son was murdered two years ago. last night, they organized a vigil for the 15-year-olds.

>> when i went through what the loss of my son and the hurt and pain, i decided that i needed help, and i didn't find any resources to help me as much as there was out there. that i didn't know about. so then i decided to start going out there and helping out other families. >> from the streets to the grave is also offering families assistance with funeral costs. since it began in 2013, the group has helped 42 families. >> the chp broke up a dangerous sideshow on a busy oakland freeway. a crowd gathered to watch early yesterday morning near the fruitvale exit. one driver was cited, then released after a short chase. officers say the driver is going to pay for his reckless behavior. his car will be impounded for a month, adding up to a lot of tow fees. coming up, a disturbing discovery in the bay. the investigation under way

after a man's body turns up in the water. plus, a mid flight fight, forcing a plane to turn around. the move by one passenger that started the entire incident. got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. joining us. i'm laura garcia

cannon. a very good monday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. a wet weekend in the bay area. first we take you outs right now. a live look at san jose where overnight sprinkles are still lingering this morning. >> will you have to use the windshield wipers or bring an umbrella? let's check with kari hall. >> the drizzle and mist has been coming down in some spots in the bay area. have to turn on the windshield wipers in san jose, but that was a couple hours ago. as you head out this morning, it's now in the lower 60s, a lot of clouds. and you may see some of that rain early. but it all clears out this afternoon. temperatures staying nice and comfortable after a nice cooldown over the weekend. the winds will be increasing, too. so expect a windy day, especially after noon. so i'll detail that coming up, in the microclimate forecast. let's check in with mike to see if those sprinkles may slow you down. >> the glow from the san jose camera has also started to clear

up. we'll take you to the bay bridge. while this isn't necessarily rain-related, the bay bridge and metering lights should be turned on in the next couple minutes. a slight glow to the lights. we'll show the map. not enough moisture to show up, but watching for slicker conditions, places like san jose, maybe fremont and milpitas. southbound 101, a crash blocking the right lanes at the off-ramp for south 101. the golden gate bridge clear, watch ago the commute builds there. easier drive towards the dublin interchange. >> thanks, mike. new this morning, tempers flaring, a fight over a passenger reclining seat, the plane had to turning around at l.a.x. >> kris sanchez joins us now. you can hear the audio from the cockpit to the control pow thao we are. >> we've all been on planes and frustrated and that just boiled over.

and yet the cockpit recording, very calm and collected as those pilots should be in an emergency. as san francisco-bound flight eventually arrived at sfo about 2:00 this morning, minus one passenger. according to southwest airlines, it was a situation that escalated quickly, a few minutes after takeoff. this is a picture shared by a passenger on board as they returned to that landing at l.a.x. another passenger said it all started when a woman reclined her seat and the man sitting behind her started to choke her. that witness says that woman screamed for help, and flight attendants rushed over and the captain called air traffic control to declare an emergency. >> a flight just called. evidently we've got two passengers that are in a physical californiater occasion, so we get to get turned around back to l.a.x. >> when that flight landed the fbi was waiting along with a string of lapd police cars. according to the fbi, an

individual was detained for questioning following the return of the southwest aircraft, based on the allegations of an assault involving a fellow passenger. no arrest has been made at this time. that's according to the fbi. now, southwest airlines says the crew responded very quickly to separate the passengers, reseat that woman and land safely. 136 passengers all but the one man who was released, landed in san francisco about five hours behind schedule. this is certainly something you might be talking about with your friends and colleagues today, because we all fly and we're all tempted to recline. we're going to follow this story today. sam and laura? >> thank you very much, kris. now to a gruesome discovery in the san francisco bay. a boater runs across a man's body in the water. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang with what we know so far. >> reporter: laura and sam, it

is early in the investigation. what we do know, what you mentioned. the body of a man floating in the water and that it was an unfortunate boater who spotted this body in the water. somewhere between alcatraz and angel island. and a rescue crew brought that body here along the embarcadero to the fire station, around 3:30 in the afternoon yesterday. it was first called in. a rescue crew had to retrieve the body working with multiple agencies with san francisco firefighters as well as police working with the u.s. coast guard to get the body out of the water and here. since yesterday, the body has been with the medical examiner, working on the identification, who was this man, how did he die, and how long was the body in the water. all very important questions. we're hoping to get answers to later today. live here in san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. new details now on a crash that sent a car flying into the ocean off the santa cruz wharf. police now say one man is dead,

another in critical condition. you're looking at some of the rescue video there. that video shot by a santa cruz sentinel reporter, showing rescue divers freeing one man from the submerged vehicle saturday night. this as people looked on. police say it's not clear what caused the car at that drive off the wharf. witnesses say the driver was moving aggressively, whipping through lanes and nearly striking pedestrians. they also said they watched as the white cadillac swerveded to avoid another car before hitting a guardrail and plunging off the wharf. happening today, a procedural hearing in the federal racketeering trial against ciao, charged with running a gang. facing multiple charges that play include soliciting murder. today's hearing is supposed to involve disclosure of identities of undercover fbi agents who may testify against ciao when the

case goes to trial next month. a meeting in san francisco today to explain what exactly what happened when police killed a man last week. a man was throwing bottles on to market street near 8th. police say that the officers shot the man when he managed to grab one of their guns as they were trying to arrest him. the two officers suffered minor injuries. this meeting is going to begin at noon at the main public library at the civic center. happening today, the voting process begins to decide if california state university employees will go on strike. the vote comes after several efforts so get a 5% pay raise. union members say the current 2% increase is not enough for teachers to sustain a career. rallies are expected to be held at many of the 23 csu campuses, including in the bay area. the vote will run through the end of october. the city of sonoma is thinking about tighting its grip on where you can light up. the city council is discussing an expanded smoking ban,

covering living dwellings, including apartment complexes throughout town. e cigarettes and marijuana will also be considered in today's meeting. sonoma has never changed its smoking restrictions ever since the statewide ban in restaurants and clubs took effect two decades ago. happening today, a new era for bicycle riders in san francisco begins. construction for the city's first raised bike rain gets under way. >> it's going to run for two blocks on eastbound market between goth and 12th streets. b bob redell is there now. it's supposed to keep bicyclists safe. >> reporter: 3,000 bicyclists come into san francisco especially on market, as you mentioned, between goth and 12th street. muni and the public works department will raise this green bike lane you see here. they'll raise it just probably halfway between the street level and curb.

so still shorter than the curb. and as you head back into the auto lane, it will taper off. the raised bike lane would be built over existing bike lanes, not lead to the loss of parking spots. the idea is to make travel safer by discouraging drivers from veering into the bike lanes, muni and the city hopes it will discourage bicyclists from using the sidewalk. >> market is a great place to demonstrate this project, because it will help the agency working on it figure out how to roll these out on streets across the city. >> reporter: muni will study the project before building more raised lanes. the city has already committed to doubling the number of regular bike lanes over the next three years. reporting live here in san francisco, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. sunday area communities are preparing for the possibility of intense winter weather. forecasts of the el nino have

the san francisco creek joint powers authority clearing debris from major south bay creeks. the agency is also launching a website it hopes can provide faster and more detailed flood information with as much as twice the advanced warning as current online services. people who live in san francisco could have to pony up some tax dollars as city leaders are looking at ways to offset rising bay waters. a new report by more than 100 bay area scientists and 17 government agencies says that san francisco's infrastructure would be at risk in the coming years because of climate change. the report says the looming threat of rising seas, surging tides and extreme storms could lead to a tax measure aimed at combatting potential dangers. experts say money could be used to restore 54,000 acres of wetlands around the bay, which would help knock down waves and reduce flooding. 5:38. in southern california, crews free dozens of stranded cars after massive flooding. progress is being made,

especially on state route 58, one of the hardest roads hit. state officials say as of yesterday, only two big rigs and five cars were still trapped in that mud. at one point, there were more than 100 vehicles stuck. officials hope to have the road back open by thursday at the latest. and if more rains come, geologists say the hillsides are stable so another mudslide should not happen. >> just a sea of mud as we look at the cars covered up, top bottom. a sprinkle of rain and more over the weekend, kari. >> more than an inch in parts of north bay, well north of the bay area. as we take a look at what's happening out there now, it's in the mid 60s as you step out the door in livermore and napa at 53 degrees. here's a look at those highs this afternoon. it is going to be a nice one. the light rain we're feeling this morning will be clearing out. a mixture of sun and clouds in saratoga, high of 75. 73 in redwood city.

the marina, 64. low 70s in the castro. and the napa, 78 degrees. oakland, 74 and pleasanton, 79 degrees. over the next few days, temperatures will be heating up. i'll talk about that, and we'll even look ahead to the weekend coming up just a little bit later. let's check in now with mike to see what's happening with the morning commute. >> the bay bridge, already slow. that's what we have. the bay bridge metering lights on and the back-up predictable. your map, two updates for this span. the metering lights on at the bay bridge, and chp says south 101 should move smoothly through sausali sausalito, no problems across the golden gate bridge. a typical pattern for the tri valley, as well. and same for the northbound 101 through san jose. a note for south bay drivers coming up from the santa cruz mountains. north 17 at the summit reports of a single car spin-out usually means slick roadways.

we'll track that. back to you. >> thanks, mike. next up, a wedding celebration for hundreds but the bride left standing at the altar. why she was still smiling despite her fiance getting cold feet. >> a lot of investors getting cold feet about ipos. and the up house in oakland gets a new home. where, got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate.

well, the clock everyone knows is big ben, could go silent if millions of dollars in repairs are not made soon. some british politicians are concerned about the state of disrepair of the world's most famous clock and its signature bells. the price tag ranges from $7.5 million to almost $45 million for complete refurbishing. it's been 31 years since its last overhaul. the biggest problems for the 156-year-old clock tower, cracks in the masonry. >> members of parliament showing up late for their next meeting. 5:44 now. national school bus safety week and safety experts have an unnerving new static for parents. a new recent survey revealed on average more than 78,000 drivers

illegally pass school buses in a single day. that figure adds up to 14 million violations over the span of one school year. experts maintain that riding a school bus remains the safest way to transport a child to and from school. >> they're big yellow vehicles, they're conspicuous, easy to see and they're high. they've got all the kids up high, out of the crash zone. it is the way to get kids to school if you want them to arrive safely. >> there is still a push for features like longer stop arms and mounted cameras outside and inside the bus to encourage safe driving by everyone. 5:45. we all know that any of us could become victims of identity theft. but new numbers out this morning suggest not enough people are doing enough to stop it. a report released by bankrate.com find 46% of americans have either been a victim of identity theft or know someone who was. the study also found 77% of

americans are frightened of identity theft, but many are not taking necessary precautions to protect themselves from it. nearly half say they're not checking their credit reports regularly, and they continue to do their banking in other sensitive business on unsecured wi-fi networks. from cyber theft to plane old fashioned theft. a new study tracking teens and young adults finds roughly one in six admit to having stolen something in the past year. however, there's hope for these young thieves. the study published in the journal of economic behavior and organization found that it's just a temporary phase for most. likely because they eventually decide the risks of stealing outweigh the benefits. a federal appeals court this week will assess how much a 30-year-old hacking law applies to password sharing. the case involves a southern california recruiter who repealed part of his conviction for hacking his former workplace while working at another firm. now that worker wants to appeal a separate part of the case involving the sharing of passwords to retrieve

information. supporters say the government's case is modeled after an outdated anti hacking law that should be modified. here's a question for startups. is it just a terrible time to take your company public or an awful time? >> those two things sound pretty similar, scott mccrew. >> the worst of times. the ipo market has been very rough, very few companies have dared try t. the latest was first data last week, sound like a silicon valley company, in fact they're out of georgia. this stock did not do well in its first day of trading, which has been true of most of the ipos. ferrari is scheduled to ipo this week. it will trade on the new york stokes. ferrari is spinning out of chrysler, and yeah, chrysler owns ferrari. it stillactually will own a portia of portion of it. you can always buy a share and say while you don't have a ferrari, you are part owner of the company. china says its growth continues to slow.

6 6.9% growth. in america, that would be a miracle. in developing companies, that would seem slow. two bay area movies in the move. "the martian" was beaten by "goosebumps" and steve jobs opened in more theaters in cupertino at the amc in cupertino square. a lot of people over lunch at apple will go and run and see the movie. >> you couldn't see it there before? >> you could not. you couldn't see it in cupertino until this weekend. it's been really slow. it was in 60 theaters this weekend. it has not come anywhere near number one. >> you're like the new mr. moviefone. >> cramer comes to mind on that. thank you very much, scott. it's been called the up house. the story is similar to the house in the pixar movie of the same name. and this morning the house has a

new home. bear with us for a second. for years, this house sat in oakland. sigh it being tugged away there. the man who owned it refused to sell to the nearby hospital. it was his parents' place and had been there for 81 years. when the man died, the hospital bought the home and it still sat there. recently, the hospital sold the house and the new owner agreed to move it right down the street, actually move it in one piece. this morning, it's no longer surrounded by buildings. now it sits on a lot with plenty of trees. happy ending. >> nice. want to check the forecast starting out our monday morning with rain. >> yes, because, lawyura, i saw you touching up your hair with the curling iron and i ran over to the flat iron. so ladies, a good tip this morning, bring the travel flat iron. it will be misting. >> crazy. >> your hair looks beautiful now, laura. as we look outside now and a

view of the bay bridge, wet in some spots. and temperatures are very mild. feels humid, too. especially with that mist flying through the air. some of us have measured a little bit of rain in sports parts of the south bay. a quarter of an inch overnight. so great to finally get some wet weather across the bay area. and it will be breezy heading out the door. winds continue to pick up as we go through the day, especially along the coast. and also advisories for the north bay hills, where it will be drying out, the winds increasing. these are sustained winds, up to 24 miles per hour in santa rosa later on this evening. we'll be breezy again tomorrow. so as we take it hour by hour in san francisco, a lot of clouds this morning. we start to see the sun peeking out right around lunch time. 68 degrees by 2:00. and this afternoon, some mostly sunny skies and staying clear into the night. warmer days ahead. we're getting ready for this high pressure to build. it fights back that on shore

flow and will also keep it warm through the middle of the week. but then by friday, a system will be rolling through, bringing our temperatures down and watching out for the potential of some more rain heading into the start of next week. but most of this week will be dry. so this weekend, expect highs in the 70s and 80s. we're going to bring the temperatures back to close to average for this time of year. and mostly in the 70s and 80s, a mix of sun and clouds. and a high of 75 degrees in the peninsula on sunday. we'll check out the forecast once again coming up in a few minutes. let's check in now with mike. a slow down in san jose? >> kari, our first. we don't get one but two slow downs in san jose this morning. the first now, and that should ease off over the next 20 minutes, and 6:30 when we see the next burst of traffic. 101 right at the 680-280 crossing. this entire area likely to have damp roadways, overnight drizzle. we found as we came through the station, folks. northbound 17, heard about a

spin-out blocking one of your lanes. be careful. slick conditions there, highway 17. in the tri valley and east bay, 880 off the castro valley. and the same pattern you're used to here for somebody 680, pleasanton. and as we move over, we see the whole east bay looking nice. typical slowing for west highway 4 into concord, and speeds dipping down just below 60 miles per hour. the bay bridge metering lights on, and sausalito, cleared from the roadway. back to you. >> thank you, mike. talk about turning lemons into lemonade, a jilted bride's biggest heart break became a once in a lifetime event for the neediest. >> she heard her fiance was backing out the weekend she was supposed to get married. she had a $35,000 wedding event locked in at one of the nicest hotels. she invited sacramento's

homeless instead, including some of the neediest families. >> when i found out monday the wedding would not be taking place, it seemed like, of course, this would be something we would do to give back. >> i think it was very generous, actually, to lose out on something so important, and give it to someone else is really giving. >> wow. guests feasted on a four-star meal with plenty to go around. the bride-to-be chose to stay home. on a lighter note, she will be taking the nonrefundable honeymoon to belize but is going with her mom. >> hopefully she will be better off without him. coming up, hillary clinton takes a break from the campaign trail. the showdown she is gearing up for that could reveal more about the 2012 terror attack in got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. ==laura/ots== democratic

presidential at 5:56, decision 2016, democratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton taking a break from the campaign trail. she is preparing to testify this week before a house committee. investigating the 2012 terror attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. here is "today in the bay's"

brian mooar. >> reporter: democratic front runner hillary clinton prepping for a house hearing on benghazi she says is motivated by politics. >> i don't know that i have much to add. this is after all the eighth investigation. >> reporter: house republicans say the hearing is not about her last name. >> we have already talked to 50 people not named clinton. we're going to talk to another couple dozen not named clinton. >> reporter: at a north texas presidential forum featuring six gop candidates, clinton was an easy target. >> hillary clinton's rationale for her candidacy seems to be that she's a woman. >> reporter: it was a stage for showcasing conservative credentials. >> when god fixes a problem, he doesn't just do a paint job. he fixes it from the inside. >> in public life today, it is so important to be able to pray and to think about things calmly, because the world has been turned asunder. >> reporter: also, an opportunity to upstage donald trump. >> we'll get this done, right? >> yeah! >> we have no choice. >> reporter: the front runner who didn't attend but still follow dominates the republican

race. >> reporter: meanwhile, there's word vice president biden might announce this week whether he is or isn't running for president. brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >> until then, we keep reserving podiums. thank you very much, brian. happening today, the voting process begins to decide if california state university employees are in fact going to go on strike. the vote comes after several efforts to get a 5% pay raise. union members say the current 2% increase is not enough for teachers to sustain their careers. rallies are expected to take place at many of the 23 csu campuses, including here in the bay area. that vote is going to run through the end of county. the city of sonoma is thinking about tightening the grip on where you can light up. sonoma city council will discuss an expanded smoking ban today, covering common living dwellings, including apartment complex complexes. e cigarettes and marijuana will also be considered. sonoma has never changed its smoking restrictions ever since

the statewide ban in restaurants and clubs took effect two decades ago. at 6:00, lingering sprinkles making their way through the bay area right now. kari hall set to show us what to expect. and chaos. the common moves that sparked a big fight on board a southwest fight bound for sfo. and taking bike safety to new levels. actually, the change coming to a bike lane near you along one of san francisco's busiest streets. "today in the bay" starts right now. and a very good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we start by tracking weather and roads. mi mike tracking your roads. we begin with kari hall tracking your forecast. we begin with a wet monday. >> yeah with rain pouring. you may want to roll over and get back in bed. and just go back to sleep. with our temperatures in the low 60s, you've got to get up, and

get this day started, head out to work or school. highs today so nice and comfortable. mainly in the 70s all across the bay and the winds picking up too with a lot of sunshine, and a mixture of sun and clouds in some spots. so i'll detail all of that coming up, and a look ahead at what to expect for the rest of the week coming up in a few minutes. let's check in now with mike tracking a few slow downs across the bay. >> yeah, kari. and in general, nothing really surprising, but the slowing is starting because of that commute. here's the berkeley curve, as folks make their way toward the bay bridge. this is west 580 coming in as well. a look at your map. you didn't see any folks stopping. a report of a crash near the berkeley curve. i don't see any lanes blocked, haven't heard of any further updates. here's the rest of your east bay and north bay, showing a nice applicable driving.