breaking news: an s-u-v races down a neighborhood street, loses control, and breaking news. an suv races down a neighborhood street and loses control and crashes into a person's garage. the people living there scream because of what was inside of that east bay garage. and the three-hour hostage standoff in san jose leads to tense moments and ultimately a shootout. back up and running after a government-wide cyberattack. the online request that sent san jose reeling. "today in the bay" starts right now. and a good tuesdayern moi m thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. kari, good morning. >> quick-moving shower moved through and wet streets just

briefly and now getting a chance to dry out and for the most part we are done with the rain as drier air starts to filter in. you can see all the rain and snow that is now heading off to the east. temperatures are in the upper 30s in the north bay and upper 40s else where across the north area and looking at highs today in the 60s. a cool but sunny day with some breezy winds and those winds make it feel a little bit cooler as we go through the day. i'll detail that and what to expect for the rest of the week. that's coming up in a few minutes. let's check in now with mike. how is it looking in the outh bay? >> zoomed our camera in trying to see some of that water we encountered many of us as we came towards the station on the surface streets. it's all right. it's damp. we'll look at the roadways and don't see anything registering on our road weather index. recent activity, as well. may leave the surface streets and damp ramps. early morning hours until the sun can dry everything out. until then, we're doing just

fine. 88 in the sierra, they both still have that overnight winter adviso advisory. back to you guys. we begin with that breaking news. an suv slammed into a home in a san leandro overnight. take a look at these pictures. that car pinned a woman who was in bed and an investigation into what happened is now under way west of interstate 880. >> "today in the bay" bob redell joins us live from that area. bob, witnesses describe a chaotic scene saying that car may have been going as fast as 100 miles per hour. >> one witness we spoke with describes a horrific sound. t the 25-year-old daughter was pinned underneath an suv that crash under to a bedroom. but that's where the accident took place. that crash happening in her bedroom around 9:30 last night at her home here on farmsworth

in purdue in san leandro. the driver of the suv lost control as she camepeding along farmsworth and slammed into the side oaf the garage. the garage converted to a bedroom for the adult daughter. the woman underneath pinned underneath the car. she had to be rescued by professionals and she's taken to the hospital. not clear how badly hurt she is. the sdrirve al the driver also taken to the hospital. the person, the driver was going at around 100 miles an hour before the crash. >> he went straight through the stop sign after he clipped this girl's car he realized he was on the wrong side of the street, was trying to get over. we heard the brakes and then he went straight through the house. >> we spoke with police. they say right now too early to tell whether or not drugs or alcohol were involved or there was some other circumstance that led to this horrific crash in this residential area of san

leandro. at the home, yellow tape around there. we do believe that right now people aren't going to be allowed to live inside, even though it was the garage that was impacted. several people live there and we assume they're looking for a temporary home at this time. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. san jose police investigating a shooting that left a hostage and gunman dead. near camden avenue in highway 85 turned upside down last night after police received a call around 2:15 in the afternoon of someone claiming that a man forced his way inside of a home with a gun. that call soon turned into a tense hostage situation and three-hour long standoff. police say officers and the gunman exchanged fire and that the suspect was pronounced dead a short time later. once officers were able to gain access into the home, they found the woman hostage also dead. neighbors tell us they're shocked. >> stunned.

i've lived here for about 30 years and i can't recall anything like this happening in my neighborhood. >> police say that they don't have the relationship between the suspect and the victim. but a source tells us the suspect and the hostage definitely knew one another. happening today, the debate ramping up about sound safety and alcohol sales at levi stadiums. ways to limit alcohol-induced violence. one idea is to cut off alcohol sales at half-time instead of the third quarter. a fight broke out at a game in september. three men have been charged with assaulting a minnesota fan. police say they also have responded to 24 reports of assault since the stadium opened last year. the bay area's biggest city back online this morning. this after a massive cyberattack. that problem started last thursday when several san jose city websites, including the police department's home page kept having outages. eventually tech specialists made

the fix. they say hackers flooded web servers with too many access requests. last year oakland city websites were targeted in a very similar way. want to check the forecast for this now tuesday morning. we have a lot of rain yesterday and dry out today, kari. >> we'll dry out today with cooler temperatures and now mostly in the upper 40s across the bay area. but 37 degrees in the north bay. getting a closer look at the north bay now, the femptutemper are chilly and low 40s around and 46 degrees and highs today generally in the upper 50s to lower 60s and i think we'll see more 60s today with a breezy wind that will make it feel cool and our temperatures are just below average for the beginning or we're in the middle of november, heading towards the middle of november now and 65 degrees can be expected in pittsburgh, as well as livermore. i'll detail what to expect as we head into the next few days coming up. but how is it looking in the

tri-valley, mike? >> a volume check. my volume a little louder than you might like. 580 just fine. no problems. as we look at your map, you don't see any slowing or puddling or ponding left over and before the sun gets a chance to dry everything out but flow towards the bay bridge and quick check shows you no problem for the cash lanes or the backup. >> thank you, mike. caught running a red light? you could be off the hook for paying it. where in the bay area hundreds of tickets are just being ripped up.

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exclusive: ==sam/2shot== you might be off the hook for running that red light. a bay area city is voiding hundreds of tickets. all because we uncovered a problem with those red light cameras. ==laura/2shot== tickets are being ripped apart and money is being refunded. chief investigative reporter tony kovaleski joins us with the exclusive investigation. tony? ==take >> you might call it an early holiday gift from the city of san mateo. right now 948 bay area drivers are receiving letters rescinding the red light camera tickets and those that already paid are getting checks in the mail. why? our investigation during the past three months uncovered two traffic lights in the city of san mateo that were not properly timed making the tickets invalid. the lights are located at saratoga and hillsdale and hillsdale and norfolk in san

mateo. all starting when burlingame resident reached out and he just convinced the judge that the yellow light timing was off for a ticket he received in san mateo. the questions prompted the city to look closer and that's where the mistakes were identified. nearly 1,000 tickets already rescinded and the city continues to investigate. now, we wanted to talk to some of the drivers who got their tickets torn up, but the city won't give us that list, so, we need your help. if you got a letter or a check from the city of san mateo clearing you of a red light camera ticket, we're asking you to call our tip line. we'd want to talk with you. if you want to see our complete investigation it's also available online at nbcpayarea.com and you'll find it on the home page. with the nbc bay area investigative unit, i'm tony. >> give us a call or send us an

e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. coming up next, does the fun ever end on the campaign trail? >> why would it? >> it's nonstop. here we go, the gop debate takes center stage this eevening. shift the lead in the poll.

coming up on 4:45 on your tuesday morning and, you know what, the thing about the weather models, they can be kind

of unpredictable. you think you're getting a little bit of rain and all of a sudden you look at the totals and they're pretty hefty. >> depends where the rain bands set up and that's what we had yesterday. >> good stuff. >> really good. if we get more than what we expect always better than getting less, especially in this drought. as we take a live look outside as we are starting to dry out now. taking a look now at the bay bridge. we have mostly clear skies and the roads may still be wet in a couple of spots. we had a quick-moving shower just one of those last little bits of moisture rolling through the south bay. look at these rainfall totals. los gatos 1.5 and about in san jose over an inch and also in lafayette. our rainfall averages were well above the percentage of normal and, now, our temperature starting to settle back into the upper 40s all across the bay area while we do have some 30s for the north bay. the wind coming in from the

north makes it feel cooler. our wind speeds coming in at about 14, 15 miles an hour sustained as we go through the day looking at more of a northerly wind and a breeze starts to calm down later on tonight. it will be a day where you have the jacket on most of the day, most likely even as we start out in oakland, it's 46 degrees. into the afternoon, we will see those temperatures slowly warming up. we're at 56 degrees at 10:00 and then a lot of sunshine with highs today topping out in the low 60s. so, a beautiful day. looking ahead to the weekend, expect a high of 71 degrees in the south bay on friday. and starting to cool off a couple of degrees heading into sunday. that's actually when we will be tracking the next rainmaker moving into the bay area. looks like it arrives on sunday, may continue into monday. so, we could be starting a trend here. let's check in now with mike to see how it looks as you head across the san mateo bridge. >> we're looking over here, yes, crossing the bay.

san mateo bridge looks fine. high rise and flat section we keep an eye on and both sides we have cameras there on either side. we'll look at the map and the speed sensors across 92 and the rest of the bay looking great right now. nothing really unexpected. a slight build for livermore 84 out of pleasanton and no big drama and jump to the north bay and san rafael southbound and no puddling over here on the shoulder. fast food workers are organizing all-day strikes at restaurants across the country. >> for more on that, let's turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> sam and laura, good morning to you both. more red arrows on wall street of stocks suffered their worst day in six weeks on monday. the dow is back in the red for the year. fears the fed will pull a trigger on an interest rate hike

next month. the dow falling 179 points to 17730. the nasdaq 5095. fast food workers are saving protest in 270 cities today calling, once again, for higher wages and union rights and hoping to catch the attention of the presidential candidates. the walkouts come on the same day that mcdonald's holds an investor ming in new york. a lot of amproducpple produ the list and a target gift card up to $250. beats headphones are on sale for $100 cheaper. target will be open at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving day and more deals on tap for 7:00 a.m. on black friday. sam and laura, back over to you. >> walk around and shop while we digest our pie. >> we have a month and a half to try to figure out the best

deals. a very unlucky day for people across the state. the california lottery went offline at hundreds of schools. the computer glitch of some kind shut down lottery turchlinermin 350 stores yesterday morning. people could not get their power ball numbers and couldn't play their super lotto and only the scratch off tickets were available. some stores were off line five hours before the problem was eventually solved. the cause of that glitch is still under investigation. time for decision 2016. the stage is nearly set for the latest round of gop political fireworks. tonight presidential contenders take part in their fourth debate. being held at the historic milwaukee theater in wisconsin. once again, focus on the economy. many expect gop frontrunner ben carson to get a dose of personal questions this time around, including something about his history. opponents including chris christie and mike huckabee say it's all part of the job

deitscriptidei descripti description. >> how, you ain't seen nothing yet. >> as for the other debates, an undercard. the main debate is scheduled to start at 6:00 p.m. pacific time. "wall street journal" and fox business news are moderator. the president of inuniversity of missouri resi resigned. tim wolf's leadership was in question after students claim he did not do enough to deal with racial issues on campus. a hunger strike by students and walkout by members of the football team led up to that resignation after several racially charged incidents on campus. the chancellor announced he will be stepping down at the end of the year. a setback for president oba obama's immigration reform. a federal appeals court ruled yesterday that the president denot use the power of his office to protect undocumented immigrants bye-byepassing congress in the process. 26 states sued to block the

obama administration's plan to stop the deportation of undocumented parents of american children. that plan would have granted work permits to those parents. despite the setback, the president says his fight is not over. still has time and is expected to take his case to the supreme court. the supreme court could hear this case within the next three to six months. 4:51 right now. is california benefits for undocumented immigrants and half would have incomes low enough to find. the findings of a new study by california public policy institute. researchers found nearly 1.5 million undocumented immigrants would be eligible for the government-funded health care program. in june, governor brown signed a state budget funding plan for about 170,000 undocumented children under the age of 19. at the time, state lawmakers dropped the idea of medical for adults. last time you have been to the library and took out a library brook. >> yesterday. >> did you notice a long line?

>> i was turning in some overdue books. >> theres an innovative way you can pay your fine, hopefully laura's paid hers, while helping other people this holiday season. we'll explain. got a tip for nbc bay area investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate.

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but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. okay. >> okay. >> the car is pretty clean now with all the rain across the bay area and maybe check the windshield wipers because we need a break before our next storm, kari. >> a nice little break if your car is still dirty you can go out there and wipe it down a little bit and get the

windshield wipers checked because we'll need it as we head through the rest of the winter. as we go hour-by-hour in san francisco. cool to start a heavier jacket needed early and by 1:00 we're at 58 degrees with a cool breeze that will feel like definitely it's fall. and it's 59 degrees with the expected temperature at 3:00 and after the sun sets we'll be settling back into the lower 50s in the city. as we go into the next several days, more weather like this. let's check in with mike in fremont. >> 880 moves very smoothly and like volume of track and damp roads. even watch out on those transitions. the map will show you no delays here or for the rest of the bay. no big incidents. zee a ladder reported in the lanes right around olympic, but that should be cleared shortly. watch for a quick traffic break headed into walnut creek and a look at the span and traffic into and out of that treasure island tunnel and sparkly clear just like the sky. back to you. >> and your eyes, mike. thank you very much. happening today, the city of

san jose considers easing the break brakes on restrictions for ride sharing companies. taxi drivers plan to respond with a larger strike than the one they staged yesterday. as we reported all day yesterday, hundreds of drivers held a protest and a strike that left travelers stranded. south bay taxi drivers fuming over the city's plan to lift regulations against ride sharing companies at the airport. one regulation involves fingerprinting requirements which taxi cab drivers would have to follow. to coincide taxi drivers plan to expand their strike citywide and are promising at least double the number of drivers taking part. it is 4:56 right now. new details to you tell you about this morning and apparent break through for san francisco's south and market neighborhood. supervisor committee recently improved plans at fifth and

mission streets that calls for three buildings, two residential with some 850 living units. supervisor jane kim now says the developer has agreed to provide 40% of the units as affordable housing, that's up at 33% in previous plans. the developer for the city is scheduled to present its controversial plan to the full board next week. if the fees are adding up on a long overdue book, food could turn out to be the key ingredient here to clearing up your name. that's the plan in san mateo county this holiday season because library branches are making a unique offer to book delinquents. starting on monday, outstanding fines will be waived for donations of nonperishable foods boxed or canned. the drive lasts until the end of the year. 4:57 right now. coming up, one of the most dangerous sports for childhood concussions changes its protocol taking the old rules to the curb. the u.s. soccer federation

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lives. "today in the bay" starts right now. and a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> starting to become an early week trend. the case of the mondays means the case of rain in the bay area. kari hall is tracking that and how were our totals, kari? >> most areas getting half an inch of rain and a nice way to start out the week with the soaking of rain. now it's starting to dry out and feeling much cooler in the north bay. it's 35 degrees and 47 degrees in san francisco and the east bay and the peninsula. today expect highs in the low 60s and a few mid-60s there in the north bay and i'll detail that and a look ahead to the rest of the week, coming up. but let's check in now with mike and how is it looking at the bay bridge toll plaza? >> someone backing up. not a big backup, one van was backing backing. don't ever back up. continue through and take care of it with the folks at the toll gate. note crash and as we look at the