cooling off in time for the weekend. i will detail that coming up, but a look at a slow down at the bay bridge. >> you expect a backup at the bay bridge but don't expect this. you can visibly see these fast track lanes moving, that means traffic flow is a little better than what we have seen for the last few thursdays. we will look at your map and don't see any real problems over toward the maze itself, as we zook out we will see more slower spots, the yoel lows creeping up. a crash, the first one at san marco cleared from west highway 4, another one right around railroad. more slowing out of antioch. concord holding steady. southbound 880 slow from hayward down toward union city. 92 and 84, the dumbarton bridge show a little increase in volume but no slowing over to the peninsula. we will see that come up in the next 20 minutes. northbound 101 a crash just reported northbound of our camera. i will show you if we see anything in the next couple minutes.

i want to show you the traffic volume heading down there 880 toward fremont. breaking news to report to you, just hours ago a masked man reportedly armed with a soared attacked several people inside of a school before he was shot by plit. the hospital in trollhattan confirms one teacher died, two students are in surgeries having sustained serious cuts, the students are 11 and 15 years old. that suspect is also in surgery. police say he is in his 20s and was armed with more than one weapon. so far no motive for the attack. swedish media say the school held a safety meeting with teachers just before the attack, that focused on concerns the school was too open allowing anyone to come on to campus. breaking news closer to home. two burglars are on the run in the east bay after they attacked a man inside his home in san lorenzo. >> this happened after midnight on via premero. "today in the bay" bob redell live in san lorenzo for us this morning. bob, all this could stem from

what deputies found inside that man's home. >> reporter: sam and laura, there are roughly 200 pot plants that the homeowner had been growing inside his home here in san lorenzo. it was supposed to be a secret, but two other people learned of what was going on inside. last night around 11:30 this homeowner returned to his house to find two men who had broken to into his home trying to steal the marijuana plants. they briefly ran out, quickly returned, hit the homeowner, the homeowner grabbed a knife and chased the two burglary suspects away. it was a neighbor who actually called 911, they called the commotion, and they called 911 in spite of pleas from the homeowner not to call 911 because the deputies do not believe that he wants them to be aware of what's going on inside. they are now intervening the homeowner, the deputies are, and telling us he is not being super cooperative. >> the homeowner has a cannabis card, is a caregiver of some

sort, but the plants that he has near exceeds the limit that he should have had under his marijuana card. >> reporter: the alameda county sheriff's department, again, they have detectives inside after they obtained a search warrant this morning looking inside this home. again, they believe there are roughly 200 pot plants in there and they tell us that state law if you have a medical marijuana card or you are a caregiver of that sort you are only permitted 30 plants. so they are of course investigating the homeowner and still looking for its two burglary suspects, the only description is that they are both men and both hispanic. reporting live in san lorenzo, bob redell, "today in the bay." a developing story we're following this morning, the investigation into what went wrong happening thousands of miles away, but the heartache being felt right here in the bay area. a marine pilot skilled when his fighter jet went down yesterday morning in england grew up on the peninsula. "today in the bay" kris sanchez

joins us now. some calling that his final act very heroic. >> reporter: when that fighter jet went down near homes in england people on the ground say it appeared that the pilot maneuvered to miss those homes so no one would be hurt on the ground. that's what witnesses told the bbc about taj sareen's deadly crash. it was to be the first leg of his journey home to hillsborough. at his home in hillsborough his mother and sister asked us for some time. we honored that request. we have learned that sareen graduated from the university of san francisco with a double major in political science and economics and also played tennis. sareen lived at an apartment complex in san diego when he was working where neighbors are shocked that he survived six months of missions in the persian gulf only to die on the way home. >> super person. i mean, he would give you the shirt off his back, a very nice, a pleasant, great person. i'm just devastated that he is not here tonight.

>> the crash still under investigation. the site where the hornet fighter jet is under guard. we do know that major sareen eventually ejected from that f 18-c yet but did not survive. many people have posted public comments on facebook all echoing the same sentiments that taj sareen was a great pilot and great friend who always put others before himself. sam. >> clearly left quite an i'm paint prin on his community. happening in less than four hours health officials with santa clara county are going to give us an update on the growing shigella outbreak. the lastity almost 100 people sickened, most of them living in santa clara county. now health officials in san mateo and santa cruz counties say they are also investigating reported shigella cases. a majority of people who got sick ate at mariscos san juan restaurant number 3 in san jose. others may have been infected by family members. it is very contagious, can cause

diarrhea, fever and abdominal pain. we spoke to one person sickened in the outbreak, he and his lawyer have filed a lawsuit against the restaurant owner >> it is reasonable after the amount of physical suffering i have gone through to have some kind of compensation. >> another reported victim also filed a lawsuit. meantime mariscos still close this had morning. the health department says that all employees are being tested and they will need to be cleared by a doctor before they can come back to work. again, the santa clara county public health department will hold a news conference with an update at 10:00 this morning. we are going to have a live crew there and bring you the latest through our nbc bay area app and on air. in the meantime a san jose supermarket is back open after being shut down for rodents. the health department found an infestation inside the me pueblo market. the santa clara county health department sent inspectors back to the supermarket and found the problems were fixed. the supermarket was able to

reopen. >> now to events that look to be serial and they alarming. parents, kids and police on high alert in berkeley this morning after yet another attempted kidnapping. that now marks seven girls in just the last month who say a man tried to lure them into his van. all of this happening in the area that you see right there on your map. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang joining us in berkeley with what police are doing to keep folks safe. >> reporter: this is top priority. we are talk being four reports of a man trying to kidnap girls in the area, each chasing some of them down. so berkeley police adding officers to areas around schools and around college and webster here because this is where the two most recent reported attempted kidnapping reports that happened minutes apart on sunday, just yesterday police got the latest report 6:00 sunday night, a man approaching a girl trying to kidnap her. 15 minutes later three girls in the same area say they walked by a man standing next to a van yelling at them to get inside,

police say the girls ran away and screamed when they realized he was going after them. the man got into his van and drove away south on college avenue. this is happening weeks after three girls in two other separate instances reported a very similar thing happening that was september 18th a few blocks away here willard middle school on telegraph avenue. police are coordinating with the school district to encourage safety recommendations and procedures. take a listen here, in all four reported cases the same man was described, we are talk being a scruffy-faced hispanic man, mid 20s to early 30s, dark hair, black or dark-colored kwul sized cargo van with no side or rear windows. along college avenue, a very busy popular street. police are checking security cameras to see if they can identify and track down this man. a fall day to start in your morning but it heats up again. kari hall has the latest in the forecast. >> it will be cool this morning as our temperatures are in the

50s right now. we are at 55 degrees in livermore in san francisco, oakland at 54 degrees, heading into the day our temperatures reaching into the 80s all across the bay area. so after a cool start expect it to get up to 83 degrees in los gatos, san mateo 76 degrees, in san francisco mid 70s, mid 80s in the north bay and we will also be anywhere from the upper 70s in oakland to 84 degrees in brentwood and some mid 80s in the tri-valley. did you find a crash in the south bay, mike? >> no, but i was looking for it. i was swinging this camera around, i point it had north so that taillights are going north on 101. we are looking for a crash around alan rock, we don't see it. we will show how on the rock where it's indicated that three vehicles are in the center divide north of our camera shot. it's light you saw from the live look and our seasonsers are showing the same thing. i expect another 12, 15 minutes and we should see a lot of slowing. we will check on this again in the next report. a little build for the

tri-valley. here is south 680 through pleasanton, sunol and south 880 through hayward and union city. the nimitz shows the biggest volume increase. back to you. coming up, hillary in the hot seat. in less than an hour the democratic front runner is set to square off with republicans on capitol hill. the focus, benghazi. the new information we could learn about the days leading up to that deadly attack. an exciting 49ers game tonight, but the real history in tech will be made on sunday. we will take a look coming up in business and tech. happening today: ==sam/ots== in

less than an hour - former secretary of state and 6:13 on your thursday morning. happening today in less than an hour former secretary of state and current democratic front runner hillary clinton is going to testify before the house committee investigating the deadly 2012 attack in benghazi. "today in the bay" tracie potts joining us live from washington, d.c. tracie, today's hearing set to focus on what happened before the attack. >> exactly. it could take a while. we're hearing she could be testifying for eight hours. lots of questions from democrats and especially republicans who want to get to the bottom of this. just a few minutes ago we learned that some of the families of the four americans who were killed will be at this hearing today. it's the first time that the benghazi committee has been able to talk to secretary clinton, she was here before speaking with another senate committee

that had seven committee investigations, a review board and still more questions. that's one of the reasons why her team and democrats think this is a partisan witch-hunt trying to answer questions that have already been answered before, but the republicans in charge say they have got new information, new documents, including 8,000 e-mails not from hillary clinton, but from ambassador chris stevens before he was killed in that attack asking for more security and not getting it from the state department. >> tracie, for many folks this feels like it's been going on forever, the investigation has been going on for almost a year and a half. that's longer than some of the investigations linked to some of the most historic moments in u.s. history. >> 17 months, longer than it took congress to investigate the jfk assassination, hurricane katrina, the pearl harbor attack, all of them shorter than this and it's still going, trey gowdy says after secretary clinton leaves today it's not

over. they've still got more people they want to talk to, more documents they want to get their hands on. >> thank you very much, tracie potts, live from washington. the speculation is over. decision 2016. joe says no. it took seconds for vice president joe biden to end months of speculation he will not be running for president. >> unfortunately i believe we are out of time, the time necessary to mount a winning campaign for the nomination. >> biden says the grieving process over his late son beau was pivotal in making the decision not to run, but biden says he won't sit on the sidelines during this election. he says president obama led the u.s. from crisis to recovery and that democrats should defend his record. >> this party, our nation will be making a tragic mistake if we walk away or attempt to undo the obama legacy.

>> yesterday's announcement gave democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton a 5% boost in the polls. biden says he is dedicating himself and his office to the fight against cancer for the remainder of his term. >> new this morning, a $600 billion defense bill shot down by president obama. the white house says the president is going to veto that sweeping bill later today, citing his opposition to the way that it would be funded. president obama also poses a provision in the measure that would complicate he says the closure of guantanamo bay's detention facility. this marks the fifth veto during president obama's tenure. 16 minutes after 6:00, silicon valley ceo many on wednesday simply by showing up to a conference. >> scott mcgrew, she is walking basically right to the lion's den. >> if the lions in that den with "wall street journal" reporters. ceo the elizabeth holmes she is head of their knows a company that says it is revolutionizing the blood testing industry.

here is video of her at that conference in southern california. she had been scheduled as a guest for months but the reason this video is so startling is the journal published a devastating set of articles criticizing the foundation of her company and many wondered if she would show up much less take the stage. the company is hot because it says it invented machines that can use one drop of blood to test for a lot of different diseases and afflictions in the article the journal alleges in many cases her company is not using the machines of its own to run those tests. now, holmes says she will publish a point by point refutation of those claims sometime soon. other news, apple is telling a judge on the east coast it simply cannot open a locked iphone no matter what if that iphone is running ios 8 or 9. that's about 90% of all the iphones out there. apple says it could open an older iphone, but urged the

judge in the case not to force the company to do that. the request comes from a u.s. attorney as part of a search warrant. it's a bit fuzzy what the larger case is about. wikileaks also published many of the hacked e-mails from the director of the cia and his personal aol account. they appear to be old from before he became director. nothing super secret but there are items in there you would be surprised someone would use aol to send back and forth, for instance, an e-mail he received from the senate select committee on intelligence on what interrogation techniques or torture should and should not be allowed. we were talking earlier about that buffalo bills jacksonville jaguars game in london. it's going to be streamed online for free by yahoo. this is history, but who is going to watch? it's on at 6:30 our time. reports say yahoo is reducing the costs of its ads on line from $200,000 to $100,000 on worry not a lot of people are

going to watch. you can go to yahoo.com or use the app to play the game. the big play in the u.k. "sesame street" has a new kid on the block, her name is julia and she is the first "sesame street" character with autism. it's also to help others to understand what it means to be autistic. julia's first adventure is a playdate with elmo. if you want to check out the story it's free, it's in a book available online. >> teaching moment in a new kind of way for "sesame street." >> i love how it's always been so progressive with teaching important issues, not only for the kids but the parents, too. we will have a sunny day. >> yay! >> i'm not going to sing it. i don't want to mess up anybody's morning by singing the song. let's take a live look at san

francisco. we have mostly clear skies and we will start to see a few clouds moving in, but you will see a mix of sun and clouds in san francisco and temperatures still about the same as yesterday. heading to santa clara for the big game today, tailgating, we will have perfect weather. how about 76 degrees at 5:00. and then by the end of the game it's around 70 degrees. i think it will be perfect with a light wind. in san francisco let's take it hour by hour. at 9:00 we are at 60 degrees, up to 70 degrees by 1:00, once again, just like yesterday, reaching into the mid 70s, mostly sunny skies and then clear as we head into tonight. i'm watching the next system moving in. we see this large cluster of clouts over the pacific. it will be here by tomorrow. more cloud cover, slightly cooler temperatures, but i don't think we will see a lot of main out of that, although i wouldn't rule out a few sprinkles. this weekend there will be a cold front moving in, that is being picked up on some of the models to bring light rain,

especially to the north bay. the rest of us will feel the winds picking up. where the winds are v. definitely picked up well east of hawaii, we have hurricane olaf, wind speeds at 120 miles per hour. this is a category 3 but will be weakening offer the next couple of days. look at the path it takes, it curves off to the north and east and will be picked up into a system that will be moving into the bay area by the middle of next week. this may give us our first significant chance of rain for the middle of next week. we will keep you up to date on that. widespread rain possible, but our weekend stays mostly clear with the exception of that slight chance of rain for the north bay on sunday. all of us feeling slightly cooler air moving in, highs going from the low 80s in the peninsula to 75 degrees on sunday. any slow downs as you head out, mike? >> not as much as i was expecting. this is san jose north 101 just now kicking in. 6:21 we should see this building over the next five or six

minutes. northbound 680, the crash at alum rock, sounds like everything in the center divide. all in the general trend for san jose. we are on schedule for the trend, but a little lighter right at our camera shot. slower drive for south 880 through fremont. over on the peninsula side a smooth drive for 101, dumbarton and san mateo just picking up the volume a bit. smooth slow of traffic on the upper east shore freeway. bay bridge metering lights are on. walnut creek is feeling that commute for 680. a nice easy drive southbound 101. no delays novato. [female announcer] if the most challenging part of your day

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would you recall under the 580 freeway. his memory is part of the oakland superheroes mural project. his brother spoke to the crowd who attended an emotional ceremony. >> we lose track of our humanity and we end up walking around doing things like what happened to my brother. >> now ramos's memory will live on through that mural. police do have a suspect in this the case. after three years of being closed the san francisco museum of modern art will reopen in may. it was closed due to expansion work. when it reopens next year there will be seven floors of exhibition space which will display thousands of new works of art. it is now the largest art museum in the bay area. one to check out. 6:26. the flames fizzling out. how a new first of its kind ban is going to affect you whether you have a wood burning fireplace or not.

breaking news we've been following since we first came on air at 4:30 this morning. a san lorenzo home turned into a crime scene. the unexpected discovery deputies made when responding to a burglary. joining us. i'm laura garcia

cannon. =sam/2shot= and i'm samro good morning to you thanks for joining us. 6:30. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we are tracking the weather and the roadways, mike inouye is looking at your morning drive. we start with meteorologist kari hall with continued taste of

summer in the fall. >> at least it feels like fall during the morning and then it warms up and it feels like summer during the afternoon. we have a wide kang rank in temperatures to expect. 47 degrees in the north bay, 55 degrees in san francisco and the peninsula. look for highs in the upper 70s in the peninsula, while the east bay tops out at 81, the north bay up to 83 degrees. so a little bit warmer than average, but we will be a little bit cooler heading into the weekend. i will talk more about that coming up. track ago low down over the san mateo bridge. mike. that's right. it's not surprising there are no incidents, but still look at 92, right on schedule. there is the slowing over to the peninsula side. i will show you the maps, the big issue is for 880 come ogg of # 8 0rks slowing for west 92 and west 94, that's the dumbarton bridge. over here the tri-valley we have a smooth drive but just in the last few minutes we have had a crash reported coming down in towards sunol, still trying to get information on whether or not lanes are blocked. you see the pattern, slowing up

to the scene at least a distraction. the map shows you north of there a smooth drive toward the bay bridge, metering lights are on. no slowing for the north bay. we have highway 4 over here in the east bay, antioch over in toward concord. the slow down sticks around. looking to the south bay your northbound routes continue to build, gently building through san jose. i will show you that live shot. we are seeing more slowing in order bound toward alum rock and mckee. this is five minutes later than we see on a thursday. at 6:31. an update to breaking news. the attack by a masked man reportedly armed with a soared who was shot by police inside a school inside sweden, happened near the city of got.burring. we've learned that a student has died, a teacher was killed, another student is in surgery. we know the students are 11 and 15 years old but don't know yet which victim did not survive.

the suspect also in surgery this morning. police say he is in his 20s and was armed with more than one weapon. so far there has been no motive for the attack. coincidentally swedish media say the school held a safety meeting with teachers just before the attack. it focused on concerns the school was too open. more breaking news to tell you about. right now two burglars on the run in the east bay after they attacked a man inside his home in san lorenzo. >> it happened after midnight near his peer i don't know boulevard and interstate 88 no, "today in the bay" bob redell live in san lorenzo this morning. all of this could stem from what deputies found inside that man's home. >> reporter: laura and sam, detectives with the alameda county sheriff's office are inside this home behind me investigating the roughly 200 pot plants that had been found inside. the homeowner apparently did not want anyone to know about his grow operation, but at least two

men did find out about it and last night around 11:30 those two men broke inside this home to try to steal the homeowner's marijuana. >> the homeowner comes home, confronts the two suspects that are in his house, they had assembled some marijuana in the living room of his home that he had been growing, they fled out the back, doubled back around and came into the home again to try to retrieve the marijuana and at that time there was a confrontation, the homeowner was definitely struck by the suspect, the homeowner defends himself with a knife. >> reporter: not clear if the homeowner actually hurt the burglars with a knife but we do know that he chased them off. a neighbor heard the commotion, called 911 even though the homeowner implored him not to. turns out the homeowner according to the sheriff's office does have a card that allows him to grow marijuana for medical purposes but the shave rifs office points out that the law only allows for 3 30 plants,

not 200. they are interveniiewing the homeowner no they say is not being super cooperative. within the past half hour or so pg&e has arrived at the scene, they are looking inside the circuit box on the outside of this home to see if this home has been wired illegally to try to pirate energy. that is not unusual when you have a grow operation of this size. reporting in san lorenzo, bob redell, "today in the bay." now a developing story we are following this morning, the investigation into what went wrong happening thousands of miles away, but the heartache certainly being felt right in the bay area. the marine pilot killed when his fighter jet went down yesterday morning in england grew up on the peninsula. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us now. kris, this marine was supposed to be headed out of harm's way coming home re soon. >> reporter: taj sareen survived

six months of missions in the persian gulf only to die on his first journey home. he was due back home in hillsborough this weekend. at the 34-year-old's home in hillsborough his mother and sister asked for some time and of course we honored that request. sareen graduated from the university of san francisco with a double pager in political science and economics and played tennis at usf as well. sareen lived at an apartment complex, this one here in san diego where neighbors are shocked that he won't be coming home. >> super person. i mean, he would give you the shirt off his back, very nice, pleasant, great person. i'm devastated that he is not here tonight. >> reporter: the crash still under investigation. the site where that hornet fighter jet crashed in england is under guard. we do know major sareen ejected from his f 18 c jet but did not survive. the fighter jet crashed near homes, but no one on the ground

was hurt. witnesses on the ground told reporters that it appeared from the ground looking up that the pilot maneuvered to miss them. laura and sam. >> selfless act facing death there. thank you very much, kris. happening later today in a matter of hours the sunnyvale man accused of stabbing his own parents is going to make his first appearance before a judge. daniel trujillo stabbed his elderly mother and father inside of his home. they are expected to make a full recovery. so far police have not released a motive behind that attack. a san jose police officer who antagonized a black lives matter on social media won't be heading to work this morning. he is no longer with the san jose police department. he drew national attention for sending out combative tweets following racial protests in ferguson, missouri, and new york city. at the time his tweets were condemned by the department. the police union and city leaders. white has been a well regarded

member of the department for more than 20 years. seven girls in just the last month, that's how many were nearly kidnapped in berkeley. now this disturbing pattern has parents on alert and more officers patrolling that area. someone tried to kidnap a girl just before 6:00 sunday at college and webster. police say a man approached the girl and tried to lure her into his van. 15 minutes later it happened again in the same a i can't to three other girls. we reported that event earlier this week. apparently also happened last month to another three girls near willard middle school on telegraph avenue. right now police are searching for a black full sized cargo van that does not have any side or rear windows. officers believe the suspect a is a hispanic man and was described by one of the girls as having dark hair and a scuffy looking face. wood burning stoves and fire leis places are l. soon be a relic of the past in the bay area which becomes the first

region in the country to ban them in new construction. they say the fine particles are one of the biggest health threats during winter. no burn days introduced back in 2008 did not go far enough to clear the air. >> par tick particular matter is our largest wintertime air pollution problem and although we have made gains at reducing the par tick particular matter we still see high levels and many days in the winter months when we exceed the federal health standard. >> if you already have a wood burning fireplace and are planning to sell your home you will need to disclose the hazards to future buyers. this new rule goes into effect november of next year. >> leading the nation here in the bay area. i want to check the forecast. are we leading the nation in temperatures? maybe that belongs to arizona. i don't know. >> i have been sticking some books and stuff in the fireplace to decorate t what do you do with it now? i don't know. >> designer.

>> now it's 55 degrees in sun sunnyvale and livermore, also in san francisco and as we go into the day it's 82 degrees for the high in san jose, san mateo 76 degrees, the embarcadero at 75 degrees. 83 degrees will be the high today in napa and oakland 77 degrees while alamo tops out at 84, we are still above average today but it will be cooling down maybe a little bit of rain for the weekend. i will have details on that coming up in less than ten minutes. let's check in with mike tracking problems force the east bay. >> we are kind of easing into the morning commute, it's a little more gentle that we often see on a thursday. we're seeing these lights, people are tapping their breaks at high street and that's cause ago blinking light effect. we don't see a lot of slowing on our sensors, it's the upper east shore freeway and you expect that, you also expect slowing for highway 4 but it's consolidated toward concord out of bay point and now we have traffic making its way to walnut creek south 680 at 24 the

slowing of that connector still blocked by a crash that happened a few minutes ago. that may cause a problem coming on of the benicia bridge. i will slowly foley that for folks heading down to the tri-valley as well. more slowing for south 680, the crash is on the shoulder but enough of a distraction to add a little more slowing there. your pattern for hayward down into n. toward union city, 880 shows a slowing and of course getting across the san mateo and dumbarton bridges building to the peninsula slowing a bit through san mateo. northbound routes through the south bay typical pattern. slowing around capital expressway. typically we do see a lot of cars on the roads, obviously population picking up in the bay area. is it a sign of the times? how the booming silicon valley could be forcing two dog training companies to find a new place to call home. more evidence of the boom, people are losing their jobs, we will take a look at that and tell you why google is the stock to watch and take a live look at

the big board, dow industrials up 113 points this morning. the future is uncertain for two

dog training clubs in the south bay. the reason - rising rents the future uncertain for two dog training clubs in the south bay. the reason, rising rents. the santa clara dog training club and town and country dog training club both operate at the santa clara county fairgrounds but they will have to find new homes by the end of the year. this coming after the fairgrounds decided to raise the cost of doing business there from $300 to $3,000.

and the clubs say they simply can't afford it. >> i think the county forgot what animals and the fairgrounds mean. >> the town and country dog club was given the option to move to the back hot of the fairgrounds or simply leave. it declined the offer due to a lack of lighting. we reached out to the fairgrounds for a spoons, we are still waiting to hear back. in san francisco mayor ed lee unveiling a new plan to help teachers live in the city, he hopes to provide affordable housing by 2020. it including building new homes specifically for teachers and renewing a program that offers help with down payments and loans. the irs is recognizing same-sex marriages neighboring wide for tax purposes, even if those marriages took place in states where same-sex marriage is not officially legal. they apply to all federal tax provisions including exceptions and deductions. happening today, hillary clinton in the hot seat.

in just about 15 minutes the democratic presidential candidate will be testifying before the house committee investigating the deadly 2012 attack in benghazi. this is the first hearing since january. it's expected to be an eight-hour affair. a special committee will focus on what happened before the attack. republicans say this is their chance to find out why four americans died in benghazi, including bay area native chris stevens. e-mails revealed stevens asked for more security before he was killed, but did he not get it. clinton's team says those requests never reached her desk. upbeat news from the economy. the number of people right now lining up for unemployment actually the lowest since 173. >> that's pretty big. scott mcgrew, lots of hiring, little firing. >> the only thing we are not seeing is an increase in wages. you would think as it gets harder and harder for companies to find workers pay would go up significantly. we are not seeing that.

otherwise, alphabet reports profits, alphabet the new umbrella company which includes google and all the other companies. eventually alphabet is going to break out the numbers for its more wild projects, things like robot cars and internet balloons, it's so-called moon shots. as one of the google founders said, we have all this money and all these smart people, why aren't we trying to do more? when google or alphabet does break out those numbers eventually i'm investors should remember google has from its very founding warned it's going to spend money on crazy things and investors should expect that. it is literally in the ipo filing they said that. let's hope wall street remembers that. apple has released its newest ios 9.1, a couple of bug fixes but notice clee blue emojis, those are tacos and burritos. these are northern california burritos not those lame southern california burritos. the way buff reit toes that god intended. >> as long as they don't have

shigella. do they have an emoji for that? >> actually, they probably do. >> they do. >> let's not go there. >> i'm happy because they have new weather emojis, too. they have partly cloudy and sunny and all of us weather people are rejoicing today. >> there are so many of them you can have an entire text conversation in just emojis. >> i do that with a friend of mine. >> my daughter does that. >> i'm going to do that weather forecasts, too. just show you the icon and some clouds, i don't need to talk. >> please to do. >> we are taking a live look at san jose. a clear start to the morning. we will have a lot going on here because the niners game happening today and just in time for rush hour. mike will keep you updated on that. the forecast is going to be great. 76 degrees at 5:00 and by 9:00 it's 70 degrees. a light wind coming in from the northwest. we are going to start to feel those winds picking up but it's not giving us an ocean breeze,

you can tell by the direction of the arrows that it is blowing offshore. when we get those days the temperatures just heat up, especially inland, and we will feel those winds picking up to about 10 to 15 miles an hour as we go through the day. let's take you hour by hour in oakland. 57 degrees at 8:00 and then up to 66 degrees at 10:00, and lunchtime a beautiful 71 degrees, all of that sun beaming down and our temperatures warming up to into the mid to upper 70s today in oakland and by tonight we will have a nice clear sunset, but i'm watching the next cluster of clouds, it's well offshore now, this should be here tomorrow and that will knock back our temperatures a few degrees. i don't think we will get a lot of rain out of that. i wouldn't be surprised to see sprinkles. we will have a slight chance of rain for the north bay on sunday with a cold front moving in but the models aren't mannedling that well. we will keep you updated on their next chance of rain there. looking at a more significant chance of rain, hurricane olaf

well to the east of hawaii, but this thing starts to turn to the north and east toward the bay area, it will be picked up by a cold front and could bring some widespread rain for the middle of next week, the models are doing a good job handling this or bringing a lot of moisture to us. we will see if this pans out but it looks like it could be for the middle of next week, we could be tracking pretty nice rainfall and, boy, do we need it because it will be a dry weekend except for the north bay, that slight rain chance there. temperatures coming down and we will have highs mostly in the 70s and 80s, a little bit closer to average for this time of year. let's see if there's any slow downs as we check in with mike. >> we have a gentle build pretty much in all parts of the bay. looking at the north bay, southbound 101 through san rafael just the volume of traffic. a little slowing down out of novato in towards central san rafael, a clear drive toward the golden gate bridge. off the of the east shore freeway where you see that

volume. behind me highway 4 and also south 680 an earlier crashes on highway 4 in bay point cause add low down, a burst of traffic headed down toward wall nurt creek. watch the walnut creek interchange and watch for debris in that area. as i move out the map we don't see anything unexpected. that build for 880 south down through hayward in through fremont brings traffic over to 101, slowing through san mateo. i want to check the south bay, you see the northbound push for san jose. there is a game tonight at levi. a sam and laura will talk more about that is correct that will be an issue for santa clara city streets and transit. 101 shows a smooth flow. look at that southbound and northbound, south of university we are starting to see a burst of traffic kicking in now. san jose supermarket back

open this morning after being shut down for rodents. health department found an infest tags inside the mi pueblo market. the santa clara county health department sent inspectors back to the supermarket and found the problems were fixed and the supermarket was able to reopen. mike was talk being football games, we have a couple them coming up but a restaurant yards from levi stadium facing the possibility of a shut down when super bowl 50 comes to down. you would think the location for david's restaurant could not be more ideal, sitting next to levi stadium and often packed for niners games but the biggest game in the world comes with major security. the mercury news reporting that the homeland security's 300 foot perimeter around levis starting one week before super bowl 50 is going to keep david's under virtual lock down. the onlier is already throwing the challenge flag hoping that his case gets further review from city leaders, the nfl and

federal agents. taking live look at levis stadium where it's hoped the gridiron doesn't give way to the gridlock during the even community. tonight they host the seahawks in a thursday night game, kick off a little after 5:00. it will be the first week knight game at life vees during hush hour. at the same time no matter who wins victory will be on full display at tonight's game. the latest stop on a super bowl 50 tour celebrating past bay area football champions and including super bowl trophies won by the raiders and niners. parents and police on high alert with new information from berkeley police about yet mother attempted kidnapping. a man attacked inside his own home and now the burglars on the run. what deputies just told us with about the strange discovery that may have started the chaos. [female announcer] if the most challenging part of your day

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concern, the 200 pot plants he is allegedly been growing inside his home. last night around 11:30 he returned home to find two men that broke inside, trying to steal his marijuana. they hit him, he grabbed a knife, scared them off. the homeowner tells the sheriff's office that he does have a card that allows him to grow marijuana for medical purposes but the so says state law only allows for 30 plants, not 200. he is under investigation, detectives did get a search warrant earlier this morning, they have been inside investigating those pot plants, they are still looking for those two burglary sus spkts. reporting live in san lorenzo, bob redell, "today in the bay." we move to a developing story, the crash that happened overseas but the heartache hits close to home. the marine pilot killed when his jet went down outside of london grew up in the bay area. >> he was just about to come home, "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us now. >> reporter: when that fighter

jet was going down near moments homes in england people on the ground say they looked up and it seems that the pilot was maneuvering to miss them. that's what the witnesses told the bbc about major taj sareen's deadly crash. it was the first leg of his journey home to hillsborough. at the 34-year-old's home in hillsborough his mother and sister asked for some time and we will honor that request. we have learned that sareen graduated from the university of san francisco with a double major in political science and economics, he also had a master's degree in military strategy. he also played tennis at usf. sareen lived in an apartment complex when he was working down in san diego and that's where neighbors say they are shocked that he survived six months of missions in the persian gulf only to die on his way home. the site where that hornet fighter jet crashed in england is under guard. we do know that major sareen ejected from that f-8-c jet but not survive.

many people have posted comments on facebook all echoing the same sentiments that the major was a great pilot and great friend who always put others before himself. 6:57. i want to turn things over to "today in the bay" stephanie chuang. she is live in berkeley where police are stepping up their patrols near schools after yet another attempted kidnapping. a lot of them, almost seven now, steph. >> reporter: that's right. almost seven girls in these attempted kidnapping reports. the latest report coming in yesterday for police who say that now makes it four cases of attempted kidnapping in berkeley in just the last month alone here in the area. now, most recently around 6:00 sunday night a man approached a girl trying to kidnap her, 15 minutes later three girls, the man drove of college avenue.

this is happening a month after three girls in two separate incidents reported similar attempted kidnappings on september 18th that was on telegraph avenue. in all four reported cases a similar suspect description, scruffy faced hispanic man, mid 30s 20s to early 30s. dark hair. police are checking security cam but will be stepping up patrols in the area. live in berkeley, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." a little bit bundled up out there. it does feel like october at least to start your day. >> but it feels more like september, i ge, as we go into the afternoon. it will be warmer than average, mostly in the 70s and 80s, 85 degrees santa rosa, pleasanton a high of 85 as well. >> look at this beautiful sunrise i have to show you guys that's above the traffic. >> the slow down we expected 101. we look at your map. this kicked in a little late for that portion but the arrow shows you right around capital

expressway slower than you might expect. other build for 680 and 880 southbound toward fremont and expect the same thing for the approach to the bay bridge. the benghazi hearings starting right now. the "today" show will pick up coverage. good morning. breaking news, u.s. forces suffer casualties in a daring nighttime rescue in iraq. we're live at the pentagon with the very lest. the hot seat, hillary clinton on capitol hill this morning for the hearing on benghazi. will there be any fireworks? >> what difference as this point does it make? >> and will there be new evidence revealed today in a case that has polarized so many? confession, the suspect in the road rage killing of a ye