step out. in the lower 50s all clear skies and warming up quite a bit today. one of the warmest days of the week reaching 86 degrees in the north and in the south bay expect a high of 81. san francisco 72. i'll give you aer look at what to expect heading into the weekend, but let's check in now with mike to see how the commute is rolling. >> it's rolling really well, kari. we are in san jose and first of traffic at 5:40 and already eased up. getting ready for the second wave to kick in about 6:30. weal look at your map. see some slowing on those sensors and again left over from the first burst that we saw. crash westbound 237 and your commute direction over towards sunnyvale and right around great america parkway and everything looks like it's off to the left shoulder. watch your left lane as you pass by. slower drive developing for hayward. typically see that for the nimts and no real slowing off that dublin interchange 580 through dublin and livermore.

easy drive towards the bay bridge, as well. the metering lights are on at the toll plaza. the flashing lights might be visible and might be slowing around university. we see the slowing, that might be the reason. we'll head back to you guys. >> we like clarity here in the morning. new details now and an all-clear for a roanoke peninsula hotel after a suspicious smell brought a hazardous material scare. we brought this to you as breaking news last night and between then and now we know 12 people ended up in the hospital. >> bob redell live at the westin tell in palo alto. are investigators any closer to identifying what that smell was? >> not so far, sam and kris. the palo alto fire department does not know what caused the suspicious smell, but they are confident that the hotel is safe. hazmat team responded around

10:30 last night. guests started complaining about an irritant in the air. whatever the smell and whatever the odor was it got so bad that 12 people ended up in the hospital while the rest of the guests were asked to shelter in place. >> leaving for dinner tonight probably around 9:00 p.m. a couple guests refused to check in and caused a little bit of commotion and kind of ignored it until we drove back from dinner and saw all this craziness going on and now we're waiting to get our stuff back to check into a different hotel. >> again, the fire department has cleared the scene. they cleared it around midnight last night. the hotel is safe and we expect, based on what we've heard from the fire department, that the 12 people transported to the hospital will be okay. reporting live here in palo alto, bob redell. >> thank you very much. a cross country drug scandal leading right back to the bay area. san francisco dentist under arrest accused of smuggling and selling marijuana across the

coast. >> stephanie chuang is live in our san francisco newsroom. this man was arrested after his own son was busted for the same thing. >> almost a year ago to the day, actually. this week the father now behind bars in new york, also serving time where his son is serving time for being busted last year for something very similar also in new york. now, take a look. 63-year-old jerome weitz is accused of being part of a sizable marijuana selling and smuggling operation. according to court documents new york detectives have been tracking two other men for illegally selling marijuana going back to april and arresting both of them monday. now, police say one of their cell phones had text message exchanges with weitz setting up a place and time to sell some of this. prosecutors say weitz had at least ten pounds of marijuana in 11 vacuum sealed plastic bags and more than $10,000 of cash on

him when they arrested him in a new york city apartment monday afternoon. he is the founder of mission dental health. according to the website, which also says he's been practicing in the mission since 1975. the site used to feature a video with weitz talking directly to marijuana smokers and encouraging them to see a dentist often and more. the caption reads at the bottom of the page, we want patients to know how important it is to seek regular dental checkups if the patient smokes marijuana. you can see it's a black, empty link now on that pace. weitz has been charged with two counts. one for conspiracy in the fourth degree and one for criminal sale of marijuana. live here in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang. 6:04 right now. one man is in the hospital and another in jail after a fist fight in a quiet san jose neighborhood turn under to a stabbing. this happened just after 7:00 last night near the corner of

mohave drive in the valley of san za. police say the men were fighting in the street when one man stabbed the other several times. that victim is expected to recover, but we still don't know why the fight broke out in the first place. we now know the name of the man was shot and killed at a house party in santa clara this past weekend, but we still don't know why he was shot and killed. investigators identified the victim as this man, mario hernandez. a 22-year-old who moved here from mexico just two months ago. police have said the shooting was not random. they have not said much about a suspect. the attack happened on glade drive near crystal drive, less than a block from wilcox high school. his death is the first homicide in the city of santa clara since 2011. the fight is not over between a roanoke park man and a police officer. this comes after a two-month internal investigation started by a viral video. you might have seen it. the city attorney says the officer seen right here getting out of the patrol car and pulling out his gun did not do

anything wrong. the officer said he was in the area to check on parking violations, but things quickly escalated between him and the roanoke park man. all of this took place in july. the man's lawyer filed a claim against the city yesterday calling the encounter harassment. >> the actions of the officer were so egregious that we felt that we had to look into it. >> the lawyer expects that claim to get rejected by the city since the investigation is closed. if this happens, he plans to file a lawsuit on his client's behalf. a new lawsuit contends that a woman who was a carjacking suspect and shot and killed by emorivilly emoryville police was not facing the officers when she was killed. even though police said otherwise. officers shot yvette henderson in february. they say she tried to carjack three drivers before then pointing her gun at officers. her family is now suing for

damages citing the coroner's report saying that henderson was shot only in the back and in the side. the family's attorney claims henderson never even raised a gun and he believes surveillance video exists that will strengthen their case. 6:07 right now strengthening oakland's police force. they're soon going to have 35 new members graduating from the police academy at 10:00 this morning during a ceremony at the scottish rights center. 18 college graduates, seven women and several bilingual officers. also happening today, what may be a make or break day in a bitter contract dispute involving teachers in san lorenzo. locked in a contract stalemate with the teachers union there. reporters last week broke up a school board meeting to air their concerns and both sides will meet for mediation. teachers say if an agreement is not reached, a strike may be their only alternative. water shaming, again, in the

east bay. new list of water wasters is out and there are some notable names on that list. east bay mud released it. suriyakumar sits atop that list. he used more than 9600 gallons a day, which would represent 38 times the use of an average customer. other notable names on the list, former ceo of safeway, steven burd was fourth after using 7,200 gallons and number 42 on the list, former warriors star adonal foyle. from the basketball court to the court of public opinion for mr. foyle. >> that is a difficult thing, but they certainly can turn off the tap. we'll turn on the on sunday, though. we'll get a little bit of rain then. right, kari? >> we can see rain moving across the bay area. you let the lawn die and water the trees and that's it. as we look at the microclimates right now. in the upper 40s in the east

bay. we've got some mid-50s in the peninsula and san francisco. as we take a closer look at the south bay, it's in the upper 40s in many spots and we're at 51 degrees in morgue on hill is 56 degrees. so, a cool start to tday in the north bay. a look at all the microclimates warming up quickly under a lot of sunshine today. 82 degrees in cupertino and palo alto 79 degrees and expect a high of 71 degrees while napa tops out at 86 and oak oland 79 and livermore 87 degrees. very warm for the end of october. and we'll have a front that will knock us back into some much cooler than average temperatures and some rain. i'll detail that coming up a little bit later. let's check in now with mike coming up with where you may be slowing down on the roads. >> east shore freeway is one where we expect some slowing and have a little worse issue here. this is the silhouette for university. the overcrossing there. right there you can see the reflection off of the car.

they just turn lights off. it's on the shoulder right-hand side west 80 at university. that's a bad spot and tough to see. again out of lanes causing a little detraction and more slowing. we'll look at your map. one eastbound, as well, not presenting any problem. that westbound slowing past the scene and see it building up from golden gate field. ing up san pablo another crash in the middle of the roadway trying to get over to the shoulder quickly and looks like everything should be fine in the next couple of minutes. another distraction, more slowing for the upper east shore. the rest of fremont moves well. northbound through san jose, everything looking really good and that crash at great america parkway. we talked about that crash. 880 through the area picking up the volumeilatal south of the crash, but traffic seems to be getting through just fine. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. a follow up. now turns out repairs to that gaping sinkhole on union city could continue for a while.

at this point indefinitely. the sinkhole opened more than two weeks ago right next to alvarado middle school. a ruptured water line running near the sewer line. repairs have been difficult to make. that intersection is open, again, but one lane in each direction will remain closed until all that work can be finished. 6:11 now. he was attacked by a shark and lived to talk about it. what a 10-year-old boy has to say about the pain that might surprise you. a san jose high schooler gets national recognition, as well. take a look coming up in business and tech. what on earth? >> that's a run away pumpkin. mother nature causing halloween to come a little bit early in arizona.

>> i did it. oh! >> that is a pumpkin on the loose. that guy said it did it. >> it broke loose. it's on the loose. halloween in arizona came early as a giant inflatable pumpkin bouncing through a busy intersection. this 25-foot tall, 350-pound oronge jack-o-latern tumbling several lanes of traffic before coming to a stop in a neighborhood park. the pumpkin escaped from a

display promoting a local halloween party thanks to strong wind gusts in the area. no one was hurt, but it did damage a few street lights along the way. >> that must have been surreal to watch. well, tomorrow brings one of the most anticipated nights of a child's year. tell me about it. poison control experts, though, do have some tips on how to make hola treat for everyone. they say, inspect your child's candy for holes or tears before they eat the candy and test all face makeup on other areas of skin to check for allergic reaction. finally, remind children not to chew on or break open glow sticks or any other glow in the dark products. that liquid could cause skin irritation and nausea and burning if they swallow it. >> but do dress up as dinosaurs and officers and the like. a san jose girl is not going to be dressing up as a scientist tomorrow because she is already a scientist. >> now scott mcgrew says she's

getting nationwide attention. >> that's right. we have been aware, kris and sam. the presentation high school student who has been working on a medical device, a fairly simple device but using 3d printing and able to cut down the cost to $35. our own garbin thomas featured her recently in bay area proud series where he tells you about some of the nice things that are happening in the news. now, she is getting national attention. and international attention because she's featured in this month's issue of "popular mechanics." the magazine recognizing innovators. take a look inside. there she is. not new, but the 17-year-old getting that recognition by building one affordable enough for developing countries to use. other news you may recall, new laws restrict what the nsa can do as far as tapping into your calls and data. those laws have been passed, but haven't taken effect.

privacy advocates are pushing for the courts to insist that the nsa and other spy agencies do now what they'll be required to do later and the court so far has said no. several news outlets are reporting that t-mobile will announce next month that it's dropping data charges for netflix and other streaming services. in other words, watch all the netflix you want over cellular. pink is the new orange is the new black. don't do it now, wait for the announceme announcement, if it comes at all. on the face of this, this sounds great. if you have a data provider who is favoring other services over another, though, allowing free data from itunes and the net neutrality movement. now, cell phone companies are covered by net newal tr neutral. there are dragons here. it sounds great. watch all the netflix you want you want. if t-mobile will give preference

to somebody, that really violates the spirit of data. >> and then you bring the fcc into the mix, again. it takes 7 1/2 years to resolve and we're all confused in the process. >> meanwhile a lot of netflix. >> but you do get that. >> missed out on some other stuff, though. the 10-year-old boy attacked by a shark in hawaii terrifying, life threatening moments. the boy was body bording on wednesday when that shark bit his leg. nearby swimmers were able to bring him to shore and quickly wrap his thigh. the boy says he was scared but the pain, he says, wasn't that bad bad. >> then it just started kicking in. and i was calling for help and then the guy -- >> a warning signs are now posted that beach. life guards say that this is the first shark attack at that beach in nearly 50 years.

the boy's mom says he will return to school on monday, i guess if it doesn't hurt that much, son, you go to school. >> shake it off. man, talk about going to school in conditions. so, this weekend a lot of shades of nge, of course. halloween. we're all wearing pink and we're doing it for a good cause. >> we're trying to raise attention for breast cancer awareness. of course, we're wrapping up that month. but there is an event coming up tomorrow. >> making strides in silicon valley. they already raised $250,000. $255,000 and it's not too late to donate or come out tomorrow. that's at 8:00. what kind of weather are those walkers going to have? >> absolutely beautiful weather. beautiful as the event. take a live look outside right now as we see san francisco start out with some mostly clear chis and all dry and it is cool this morning. we'll have more of this cool weather. so, let's take it hour by hour. let's go to oak oland. it's 58 degrees at 8:00. a lot of sunshine as those temperatures warm up into the low 70s lunch outside day,

again. 72 degrees at 12:00. and a lot of sun with some breezy winds making it into the mid-70s by this afternoon. we've been talking a lot about rain and how desperately we need it. and here is the reason why. in san francisco, even though we did have some days of some low clouds, we didn't get anything measured at the airport or downtown. and the normal amount is close an inch for the amount of rain we should get in the month of october. and for the year, we're down nearly 12.5 inches. san jose, on average, we get about 0.75 and we only measured 0.03. and then as you head over to the north bay, in santa rosa, we've also been really dry. only making 0.09 and you should get close to two inches of rain for the year. we're lacking 17 inches of rain and as we go into the weekend, this high pressure will be moving away. but temperatures will be building today and tomorrow.

by sunday, the cold front starts to drop in. out ahead of that, some scattered showers and unfortunately with each run of the computer models it dries out that front. at least we could see some snow showers in the sierra and elevations 5,000 feet and above. in the futurecast. let's get a closer look at when we could start to see that rain moving in by 5:00 friday afternoon. it could linger into monday, which is great news. hopefully we see light amounts of rain for a long period of time. looking at the forecast. we will continue to have warm temperatures today and tomorrow. let's get a look at the commute with mike. >> slower spots, especially over here at the bay bridge and the approach. heads up, folks, if that's where you're headed. backup and metering lights and east shore freeway. look at that. we have some slowing west 80 at university. the car was pulled over to the shoulder blacked out. lights are out. tougher to see.

it was a big distraction and thingerizing themselves out and they may have cleared that car in the last few minutes. another crash west 80 at san pablo and looks like it made its way over to the shoelder and now maybe two cars there doing some paperwork and slowing for the east shore all the way to the berkeley curve. that's kind of the worst of it for the east bay. slowing through hayward and a crash for southbound 880. looks like it's not presenting much of a problem. heading over there we'll show that in a second and want to show you the rest of the south bay. a crash at great america parkway and crash east 237 and that san mateo bridge will end with that live look. southbound does move well to 101. thank you, mike. forces a plane to make an unscheduled landing, again. the disturbing statements he allegedly made that had some other passengers fearing for their lives. [female announcer] if the most challenging part of your day

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new this morning, a man is undergoing a psychiatric evaluation for causing a disturbance on a flight bound for philadelphia. it was a flight that had to be divert phoenix. but here's the interesting part, people onboard say that the man was walking around the first class cabin ranting about the september 11th terror attacks adding he would be famous. >> he was angry, swearing and talking about the government and that he was mad at the government and he has plans and

all this stuff. >> how he eventually sat back down where the flight crew subdued him until the plane was able to land in phoenix. he was then escorted from the plane. he could face charges of intering with the flight crew. it is 6:26 right now. a u.s. soldier is set to be buried today in southern california, 65 years after he disappeared during the korean war. the remains of army corporal were returned from north korea earlier this week to his sister in huntington beach. he was captured during a battle in 1951 and that he died from malnutrition. he was only 20 years old at the time. witt is going to be buried with full military honors. >> nice for them to have closure. coming up, we have a deal, ladies and gentlemen. an 11th hour vote keeps our government funded. what happens now and what it means for you and possibly your social security. plus, sickened by a smell of a mysterious odor at a popular peninsula hotel sends a dozen

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garcia-cannon who lost her voice this morning. mike has a look at your friday morning drive, but we start with meteorologist kari hall who has a forecast that is perfect for trick or treating. >> great weather warming up. no worries about rain until sunday. and it will be great to get some of those scattered showers moving through the bay area for the end of the weekend. now, it's all clear temperatures in the lower 50s. expect highs today in the 70s and 80s, even warmer than yesterday. in the north bay, 86 degrees. in san francisco 72. and in the peninsula, expect a high of 79 degrees. let's see how the roads are moving now with a check of the roads with mike. >> kari, look at the south bay. san jose first. we see traffic volume starting to build a bit and typical pattern for a friday. look at your map. lighter than the rest of the week, typically. that's what we're seeing except for right here. west 237. there's 101 northbound where the build is. slowing the crash first reported opposite the commute and now reported with the commute

blocking one lane at lawrence expressway. that's slowing you and intoyvale. that's an early problem and we'll track that because the build up is pretty quick over there. rest of your bay moves well and no drama. travel in towards 580 and the dublin area and also 880 move very well. approaching the bay bridge, you have ca couple crashes on the shoulder. things have kind of smoothed themselves out. we'll send it back to you. new this morning, burning the midnight oil. the senate worked overnight to get the vote and succeeded just six hours ago. a two-yeart deal is now headed for the president's desk. "today in the bay" tracie potts live in washington, d.c. tracie, supporters say this will stabilize the government, but opponents say this deal is really a political gimmick. >> exactly. several of those opponents came off the campaign trail to spend part of their night an hour and a half for ted cruz and an hour and a half for rand paul on the

senate floor trying to oppose this before it eventually got passed. the vinyl vote was 63-35. the house already passed it and it's a done deal headed to the president's desk. just this morning, a statement from president obama applauding democrats and republicans for working together to get this done. but is spending more $80 billion worth of cuts rolled back and borrowing more at the same time really a good plan? now, which part of the opposition here. nevertheless, it's moving forward but not the end of the story. the budget is a plan for how you're going spend the money, but, actually, doling out the cash appropriations, that's a different process and 12 appropriations bills that congress wants to pass before the end of the year. so, not quite over. >> just when we thought we had closure. thank you very much, tracie potts live from washington this morning. new details now on an unnerving situation at a well-known peninsula hotel. a suspicious smell sent people

to the hospital last night, also led to a hazardous materials shut down. that scene is all clear now off of el camino real. what made those people sick is still a mystery. >> "today in the bay" bob redell is live and, bob, we know you can't smell it any more. but do you know if investigators are any closer to identifying what it was? >> not yet, kris and sam. palo alto does not know that irritant was but they are confident. guests started noticing a suspicious smell from the parking garage. this was around 9:00 last night. someone finally called 911 around 10:30. hazmat team with the fire department arrived and asked guests to shelter in place, stay in their rooms are why they tried to take care of the source. medics eventually transported 12 people to the hospital. >> kind of causing a scene. one lady was covering her nose

and mouth and thought they were being a little bit ridiculous. apparently a bigger issue than i thought it was. >> firefighters eventually cleared the scene around midnight last night. based on what we're hearing from the fire department, we have every indication that those 12 people will be okay. reporting live here in palo alto, bob redell. >> good they're healthy and okay. 6:34 right now. uc berkeley police investigating a report that at least one person might have been drugged at a campus fraternity. they're asking anyone with information to contact police and anyone who thinks they might have been drugged should go see a doctor immediately. police are not revealing where the report came from or even which fraternity is under investigation right now. busted in the big apple. this morning a bay area dentist is accused of being one of the leaders in a cross country drug smuggling ring. >> "today in the bay" stephanie chuang joining us from the newsroom there but we hear a

family practice, but the exact same thing that happened to his son, as well. >> that's right. about a year ago, almost a year to the day, now, this time around it's the 63-year-old dentist and it goes back to april this undercover sort of investigation tracking two other men. police say then they were able to bust the san francisco dentist for what they say was illegal marijuana sales. take a look, this is jerome weitz. according to court documents, the 63-year-old was arrested for his role in new york shipping from california. detectives say he had been exchanging texts with a dealer he sold marijuana to setting up a time and a place to exchange some of this. take a look at what police say weitz had on him. ten pounds of marijuana in 11 vacuum sealed bags and $10,000 in cash on him. when they arrested monday afternoon. now, weitz is the founder and leader of mission health,

according to the website. which also says he's been practicing in the mission since 1975. the site also used to feature a video of weitz talking directly to marijuana smokers encouraging them to see a dentist most freakily. the caption reads in part, "we want patients to know how important it is to seek regular dental check ups if the patient smokes marijuana." now it was almost a year ago to the day when weitz's son, joshua, was arrested also by undercover new york cops last october 29th for illegal sales and he is serving a sentence in new york for that now. >> interesting bit of irony there. thank you very much, stephanie. 6:. the cause of the shigella outbreak at a san jose restaurant could remain a mystery. one employee did test positive for the bacteria, but santa clara county health officials

say that person got it from eating contaminated food at the restaurant. six counties have now reported 90 cases in total. 94 of those have been confirmed by a lab. the investigation is still not over. happening today, we will find out if our shorter showers and our brown lawns are making a difference. the state water board is set to release water conservation for september. the good news is, the government says it appears that californians have met the target for a fourth sconsecutive month. all californians use 25% less water or be in for a personal visit by local water officials. meantime, water officials are warning californians to not be distracted from water saving by the promise of a rainy el nino winter. >> kris, check this out, when it comes to water one hit or miss proposition by new technology being developed by bay area

scientists. using medical image base technology to take the guess work out for underground water. first of the kind project is going to be done looking for aquifers hidden underground. really expense frv the farmers to dig it up themselves. hope their efforts will lead to possible new water sources and restoring water supplies when the rain does return. >> that would be nice. 6:38 right now. we want to get a look at the weather forecast. before we get to trick or treating, we need to know sweater this morning, kari? >> sweater this morning and very warm into the day tomorrow. wide range in temperatures going up from the morning to afternoon hours. now 48 degrees in livermore and 50 in concord and oakland and san francisco now at 55 degrees and as we go into the day, expect highs to reach into the 70s and 80s, once again. san jose up to 80 degrees. palo alto 79 and a high of 71 degrees and fairfield 87 and

oakland at 79 degrees. livermore today 87 degrees. very warm above average for the late october and into the weekend. we're getting ready for some cooling changes, which could include some rain. i'll detail that coming up in less than ten minutes. let's check in now with mike with a heads up for south bay drivers. >> let me give you the overview of the bay. nothing unusual about the pattern. lighter for this friday. here's the problem. this is unexpected. west 237 and this kralsh just cleared out of the roadway and still a distraction. a number of vehicles there slowing. all the way in towards sunnyvale and once you pass the expressway, an ease drive towards 101. 101 maintains a typicalern through the area. the rest of the bay looking good and slowing for the upper east shore and university avenue have both cleared from the roadway. bay bridge metering lights are on and build now coming in out of pleasant hill and walnut creek for south 680.

let me show you that san mateo bridge, as well. this burst of traffic moving smoothly, but slower now. so, 101 will see some slowing, as well, at the interchange and palo alto soon off the dumbarton bridge. you will have an extra hour from the trick or treating daylight savings this sunday and you should also change the batteries in your smoke detector. >> batteries should always be replaced one time every year. the cpsc says two-thirds of fire deaths in homes happen because no smoke alarms or the alarms weren't working. coming up, hundreds pack the paramount theater in oakland to keep the raiders from skipping town. the surprise guest in that crowd. good news for frequent fliers, particularly if you fly out of sfo. we'll tell you all about it coming up in business and tech. biker gang shootout. you heard about this months ago and now seeing video of it all

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and fear: it's our first lookns new video just now released. knives, guns and fear. it's our first look inside of that bloody biker brawl in waco, texas, earlier this year. nine people were killed and 18 others hurt when hundreds of bikers got into an alleged gang fight. you see people crawling down underneath the tables there. the gunfire broke out at the twin peaks restaurant territory

where the gangs clash. in total about 170 bikers were charged with participating in organized crime tied to capital murder. police are still investigating that incident. terrifying moments on the tarmac. a plane full of passengers caught fire just before takeoff at the fort lauderdale airport yesterday sending thick, black smokeoing into the air. this morning we're hearing from some of the passengers who say they did not know if they were going to make it. >> what goes through your mind is, i mean, in two second or not. >> more than 100 people were onboard at the time when the crew said it saw a fuel leak from the and then one of the engines caught fire. >> smoke all over the place. so, we got out and started running through the grass as far from the airplane as possible. >> 15 people were hurt, including a baby. most of the injuries were minor

bumps and bruises from exiting the emergency slide. no word yet on what caused that fire but federal investigators are on their way. >> that much black smoke, pretty amazing no one was seriously injured. back here at home, virgin america doubling down. >> scott mcgrew, already the hometown airline. >> born and raised in the bay area. company looking around at how busy sfo has gotten. especially the big double decker planes from overseas. it will add domestic flights and destinations. its ceo says san francisco is now the strongest market in the u.s. for airlines. 53 virgin american flights leave sfo every day. the airline recently announced it would install the fastest net in the air into its airplanes allowing people to watch netflix from their portable devices. jetblue offers something similar with amazon video. speaking of airplanes. this is south san francisco myokardia ringing the nasdaq.

celebrating the ipo. it works on heart medicines. the folks here just barely made it to times square. bad weather on the east coast meant they were routed through albany, new york, and then newark landing just 3 1/2 hours before pressing this bell. that was cutting it super close. sam ask kris, you remember we ran the story yesterday about china changing its one child policy to a two child policy. i missed something so very obvious. kicking myself, really china is going to double the purchase of baby products some time soon. what i should have realized and then pointed out to you yesterday is the baby product companies will do very well on yesterday's stock market. i know you guys count on me to identify trend before they happen and punish myself. i am sending myself home. >> but you'll be back on monday. >> i'll be back on omonday. >> note to self- >> too late to invest in pampers, thank you very much,

scott. the oakland raiders stay at o.co coliseum or leaving on a jet plane? a question hanging over raiders fans for a couple of years now. last night fans finally got the opportunity to at least plead their case to the nfl, but was the nfl and roger goodell's reps actually listening? >> oakland is home. just stay, baby. >> some 450 members of raider nation filled paramont theater last night in oakland pushing to keep the team at home here in the bay area. right now there is a proposal on the table to build a joint stadium with the san diego chargers down in southern california. it's a plan that these fans hope to sideline. >> we have gone to eir meetings city council meetings that you were absent at and thank you for coming here, this is your first meeting. >> i want you to know that we have been trying for at least the past six years. hundreds of hours in this organization and the people that work in this organization trying to get something done here in oakland.

>> that man at the podium,ers owner mark davis who made an unexpected appearance last night. greeted by a standing ovation. he also met with nfl officials in oakland mayor libby schaaf and so far no word on what was discussed. >> like to hear now from the man with the dagger mohawk. >> take away your saying. >> you can't say that raider fans aren't spirited. that's for sure. >> so, speaking of oakland. nice today? >> yeah. very beautiful day. and a lot of sunshine. we're looking forward to some weekend rain, though, because i'll show you why we need it so desperately and, of course, you already know. as we take a live look now at san jose. we start out with clear skies, again. and it will be sunny, bright temperatures warming up quickly. so, let me take you hour by hour. 52 degrees at 8:00. at 11:00, you're stepping outside at 67 degrees and

lunchtime outside, 71 and 74 degrees by 1:00. and the winds start to pick up as we go through the day. after hitting the upper 70s. talking about that rain this weekend. in san francisco, here's a look at how much you've measured so far. not a drop. now, the average amount for the month of october is an inch or close to an inch. and for the year, we're down 12 1/2 inches of rain. now, let's head over to san jose where the average amount of rain for the month is 0.75. this is how much we've measured, 0.03. and we're down 7 inches for the year for average. and, of course, the most extreme for the north where you do get a little more rain, we've only gotten about 0.09 and you should be closer to an 1.75 and for the year you're down 17 inches. of course, with this drought going on for serveral years, its more extreme when you look at how much rain we're lacking. as we head into the weekend,

we're looking forward to a slight chance of rain. with every run of the computer models, kind of dries out our chance of showers. hopefully turns out a little more robust than what we're seeing on the models. what does look promising is that we could see some snow showers in the sierra, especially as we head into monday at elevations at 500 feet and above. that looks good into next week as far as the bay area and how much rain we could see. we start to see the clouds moving in on saturday. light rain moving into the north bay by the afternoon hours and this is what it could look like on the radar heading into monday. so, the rain may linger into the start of the week after having temperatures that are well above average for today and tomorrow. halloween is looking very warm, but dry. and then temperatures drop off quite a bit on sunday with more clouds and some rain moving in. now, mike has a look at what's happening in the south bay. really a slow go there. >> kari, very unexpectedly slow

for folks on 237. things are sort of settling down throughout the south bay. we are seeing thatual build for all of your freeways and sees gentle, gradual growth to the commute. in the 50s for the worst part. we are looking at that big slow down that has sorted itself out for westbound 237. slow all the way in towards sunnyvale and the crash at lawrence expressway cleared and that is causing a big backup for a few minutes and now only taken ten for the speeds to start to recover. again, indicating a light friday throw of traffic. tri-valley no problem. slowing through hayward and over here walnut creek and crash north 680 and that sorted itself out, as well. the bay bridge with the metering lights. take a live look there and show you nothing unusual here and past 880 towards west grand and berkeley 101 through san rafael. you have some company but nevada to the golden gate bridge is great. back to you. >> thank you, mike. we now know who the man was

who was kill in a house party in santa clara this past weekend and he had just come to the u.s. two ago. investigators still won't say why the victim, 22-year-old mario hernandez was shot, but they do say the shooting was not random. the attack happened on glade drive near crystal drive, less than a block from wilcox high school. hernandez's death is the first homicide in santa clara since 2011. the fight is not over between a man and an officer. this coming after a two-month long investigation started by a viral video that you've probably seen. city attorney says the officer seen here. the officer said he was in the area to check on parking violations. things did escalate quickly between him and the man who recorded the incident on his phone. the assault took place back in july. the man's lawyer has since filed a claim against the city. he did so yesterday calling the encounter harassment. >> the actions of the officer

were so egregious that we felt that we had to look into it. >> the lawyer expects the claim to get rejected by the city since the is closed. if that were to happen, he plans to file a lawsuit on behalf of his client. 6:53 now. coming up, a hazardous material scare at a well-known posh peninsula hotel and dozens of people are rushed to the hospital. the strange smell that could be to blame. at least 12 people rushed to the

hospital after they wer so, what made them sick? at least 12 people were rushed to the hospital after they were exposed to a suspicious smell at a well-known peninsula hotel. >> "today in the bay" bob redell joining us from palo alto with new details and this is right on stanford's doorstep. >> it is. just across from the campus. this hazmat situation is clear right now and the fire department still not sure what caused that suspicious smell to emanate from the parking garage here at the westin hotel on the el camino in palo alto. the fire department is confident that the hotel is now safe. a m hazmat team responded about 10:30 when guests started complaining about an irritant. it got so bad 12 people ended up in the hospital while the rest of the guests were asked to shelter in place. >> leafing for dinner tonight probably around 9:00 p.m. there

were a couple guests refusing to check in and caused a little bit of a commotion and kind of ignored it until we drove back from dinner and saw all of this craziness going on and now we're just waiting to get our stuff back to check into a different hotel. >> the fire department cleared the scene, cleared the hotel at around midnight last night. and as far as those 12 people who were transported to the hospital, we have every indication that they're going to be okay. reporting live here in palo alto, bob redell "today in the bay." one man is in the hospital and another in jail after a fist fight in a quiet san jose neighborhood that turn under to a stabbing. happened just after 7:00 last nig night. police say the men were fighting in the street when one man stabbed the other several times. and we do know the victim is expected to recover, but we don't know why the fight started in the first place. well, san francisco dentist is accused now of dealing dope. he's in a new york jail accused of smuggling drugs across the

country. >> "today in the bay" stephanie chuang live in our san francisco newsroom. we're not talking about a case of medical marijuana here. >> no, we're not, kris and sam. new york police undercover investigation and a san francisco dentist accused of illegally selling thousands of dollars worth of marijuana. according to court documents, police arrested 63-year-old jerome weitz monday afternoon in a new york participate. he is accused of being a marijuana supplier shipping from california. weitz had ten pounds of marijuana and 11 vacuum sealed plastic bags and more than $10,000 cash on him at the time of the arrest. weitz is the founder at mission dental health in the city. the website also says he's been practicing in the mission since 1975 and on the site there used to be a video targeting marijuana smokers and encouraging them to see a dentist frequently. now, almost a year ago to the day, weitz's son, joshua, was

arrested for illegal sale of marijuana in new york and he's currently serving time for it now here. >> interesting parallel there. not the kind of family tradition that you want to start. thank you very much. yeah, well, so, the good news is we have a good forecast for halloween. we don't have to feel guilty about it because there's rain in the forecast, too. >> there is rain on there. sunday, it holds off for halloween. warm today with highs in the 70s and 80s all across the bay area andtherm wast temperatures today in fairfield and livermore. 8 degrees. >> what is the little guy going to be? >> guardian of the galaxy. >> starwars. >> i have a princess, a moon princess and my son will be a warrior. steph curry. looking over here, more traffic over here. smooth drive across the bay. no problem for the san mateo bridge. san jose also shows you a nice move and building a bit and palo

alto and no drama here and, of course, you have slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza which is expected. >> thanks for letting us get in thoseumes. we'll be back with more local news in 30 minutes. good morning. breaking overnight, a dangerous fugitive wanted for opening fire on an officer in tennessee gets in a shoot out with police. a massive man hunt now over. nbc news exclusive, the mother of the victim. the sexual assault case in a new hampshire prep school for the first time. >> it's been excruciating for her. she just wanted to do what was right. >> sentenced to one year in prison and a lifetime as a registered sex offender. grand problems. republican candidates meeting