we'll look at the map and show you pretty short as far as d duration. that volume is building. we typically see things ease up and kick in again at 6:30. this might be different. heading into downtown, as well. we'll track this for the south bay. no alarm, but just a note of what i'm tracking. the trend here, southbound 880 through hayward and union city. that's a typical time right off of o238 and the castro valley. no problems for the tri-valley. just your build into livermore out of the altamont pass. there's the east shore and bay bridge metering lights are on. smooth drive and starting build out of novato to san rafael. back to you. breaking news from the east bay. an suv slams right through a san leandro home pinning a woman underneath the car as she was sleeping in her bed. >> happened near the corner of farnsworth and purdue street and just east of interstate 88. bob redell at the scene all

morning long and, bob, witnesses say they could hear the family inside their home screaming for their daughter. >> she was pulled out and is in the hospital, sam and laura, while san leandro police are trying to figure out that the driver who crashed into the home was under the influence or some other factor that led up to this crash that caused them to lose control of his suv. a witness believes he was traveling around 100s an hour. around 9:30 last night and came down farnsworth and clipped a car and jumped a curb and careened into the side of the garage, which has been converted into a bedroom for the family's 25-year-old daughter. she ended up pinned underneath the suv as her family frantically tried to rescue her. >> i heard the dad screaming, my daughter. >> the fire department pulled the woman to safety. had her taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the driver also transported the

last we spoke with police, not taken into custody. several people live inside the house, we believe it's all one family. we also believe the red cross will be helping them until their home is made safe, again. reporting live here in san leandro, bob redell. it's 6:02. san jose hacked. the bay area's biggest city finally back online recovering from a day's long cyberattack. scott mcgrew joins us now and likely not the work of professional hackers. >> this is not something where sophisticated hackers steal data, we don't think. but someone is able to send so much data to the city web server it just shuts down. we can set this up from our work computer. it is not sophisticated, it is effective. knocked the city police department's website off line for a while. they successfully defended against it and things are mostly back to normal this morning. now, i.t. workers have a term for people who do this. script kitty.

it's the dismissive term because the program, the scripts to do this are easily available online. and don't take a whole lot of skill to execute. you can kind of think of this as the internet version of graffiti on the wall. it's annoying, it's obnoxious but not the kind of hack we saw at a target or those sorts of things where your personal information is in danger we don't think. we don't believe that's the case. >> they're saying it's amateurish. but for the city, this was obviously a huge pain. >> amateurish and effective. >> thank you very much, scott. a setback now for president obama and his plan for immigration reform. the federal appeals court ruled yesterday that the president cannot use the power of his office and bypass congress to protect undocumented immigrants. 26 states sued to block the obama administration's plan to stop the deportation of undocumented parents of american children. the plan granted work permits to those parents, despite the

setback, the president says his fight is not over. he still has time and is expected to take that case to the supreme court. could hear the case within the next three to six months. in the south bay, a gunman and his hostage are dead and a police officer shot. all of this unfolding in a normally quiet san jose neighborhood. "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us live and, kris, we do not know the exact relationship between the hostage and the gunman, but they did know each other. >> right. we're not confirming the relationship between those two people but we know they knew each other and it did not end well the last time they saw each other. looking here at the video from last night. police got the call about a hostage situation around 2:00 in the afternoon that the suspect had gone into the home after taking the woman by force and firing two shots into the ground. immediately, police set up a perimeter and evacuated neighbors from the surrounding houses to try to come up with a

plan to make contact with that man inside. chp even shut down the freeway ramps to highway 85 for some time. not confirming, again, how the man and the woman knew each other, but neighbors say they've never seen anything like this in this neighborhood before. about three hours after the standoff started, police say the man came out of this home here behind me with a handgun, shots were fired and the suspect fell. that's when officers rush under to the home, but at that point, it was too late for that woman. >> stunned. i've lived here for a30 years and i can't recall anything like this happening in my neighborhood. >> a san jose police officer was grazed by a bullet, but his injuries nonlife threatening and se students at a nearby middle school were on lock down, but, again, everything back to normal for the neighborhood, at, today. in san jose, kris sanchez, today in the bay." >> kris, thank you very much. 6:05 right now on your tuesday happening today the city

of san jose considering reversing course and easing restrictions for ride-sharing companies at sjc. this as taxi drivers plan to respond with a larger strike than the one they staged yesterday. as we showed you, hundreds of drivers held a strike that left travelers stranded. south bay taxi drivers are fuming over a city plan to lift regulations against ride sharing companies. one such regulation would involve fingerprinting requirements, which taxi cab drivers do have to follow. to coincide with today's city council meeting, they plan to expand their strike citywide. they're planning to at least double the number of drivers taking part. hold off on that big mac, fast food workers organizing all-day strikes across the area. part of the action calling for $15 an hour wages. organizers say today's strike involvesers in 270 cities.

in the bay area, that includes add least one restaurant in san jose, san francisco and oakland. fast food workers are generally among the lowest paid workers anywhere. the fast food restaurants argue the typical entry level position can often lead to much better jobs else where in the workforce. a xhildhood concussion such an issue in sports, no more headers. that is the word from u.s. soccer when it comes to kids on the field and it's all in an effort to keep them safe. >> stephanie chuang live in our newsroom and this new protocol stems from a lawsuit filed in the city. >> now, the players and parents sued u.s. soccer not looking for monetary damages, but wanting rule changes and they got them. the u.s. soccer federation announcing the settlement yesterday and along with that, these new guidelines for u.s. youth national teams, namely three things. banneriing soccer players 10 an younger from heading the ball. limiting players 10 through 13

to only head during the game, not in practice. they want medprofessionals on the field to decide whether players suspected of concussion to stay in the game. there are questions about u.s. soccer will enforce this across the country and whether this addresses concussions properly. a recent study by a pediatric journal found it wasn't heading but player-to-player contact that was dominant in causing concussions. a former player for the new england revolution. his career was cut short after he suffered a serious concussion in 2008. can't tell you how emotional i am progress is being made and i can't wait to see it come to fruition. not everyone is happy, though. dylan calder tweeted, this is another reason why we will never be a dominant country in soccer. still supporters saying the big point here is, of course, health and this is a big step in push it forward. live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang,

today in the bay." >> thank you very much, steph. let's check the forecast now and see if kids can get out there. a lot of the kids in the classroom all day. >> yes, my son was inside all day and he was just running all around the house. but it was cool. and if you had a chance to get out yesterday evening, you definitely needed a jacket. you will be putting on a heavier coat this morning as we start out with chilly temperatures and we'll have a lot of sunshine with some breezy wind. only 57 degrees at lunchtime today in the peninsula and the east bay at 59 degrees. but we'll make it into the low 60s. breezy wind and it will feel a little bit cooler in san francisco. 6 degrees as you head home. or getting the kids from school. let's get a look now from mike. leave early if you're heading across the san mateo bridge. >> that's the warning. a couple crashes on the approach and i took a look at the span, as well. look at this, westbound. here's a flat section and the high rise in the distance and that moves really well over the watt. look at your approach coming off

of the hayward side and more slowing coming down 880 approaching that transition on the connector crash. that's the one i'm concerned about. the other crash getting closer to the toll plaza. those usually clear closer to the shoulder. but this entire area coming off of 238 we're seeing some congestion could cause a slow down. over here the bay bridge, that's not unexpected. 580 has the slow down and the build off of 24 and there's your upper east shore for your typical build. no it lays for the north bay. we'll go to the south bay where northbound 101 continues to show a slower drive just north of 680. looks like from this pattern that there is something going on around allen rock but the live camera doesn't show anything and chp shows no problems through the area. we'll keep track of this, guys. back to you. it is 6:10 right now. coming up an extreme makeover for a big south bay mall. major step forward today for the future of valco.

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last night city council members approved a plan to ban two-story homes. the area well known for its one-story eichler homes they designed about 50 homes in the neighborhood, many of which have full-length windows and open floor plans. park leaders plan to announce a new veterans housing project later today. the combined private and public development will be built on willow road and menlo park v.a. facility. what kind of services it will provide. happening today, a significant step in the redevelopment of a south bay mall. the city of cupertino will begin the process of giving valco a boost. a $3 billion makeover. a meeting will be held tonight at the city's community hall to discuss concerns of the environmental impact of that project. people who live there will have a few days to submit feedback before the official environmental impact review begins. the sand hill property company

is proposing a radical transformation to the mall, come includes approximately 800 homes and also commercial offices on the surrounding property. if you plan to apply to a uc fall next fall, your timing may be perfect. janet napolitano says that 5,000 more students may be allowed to enroll next year. if the new proposal gets the green light. the proposal would hike in-state enrollment by 10%. faulted uc administrators for accepting too many out of state students who pay higher tuition fees. they'll debate that plan next week. money can talk there. we've all done this, take an picture of our friends and the friends text you back and say, all right, you forgot to send me the picture. >> that's right. scott mcgrew facebook wants to remind you. >> facebook has gotten smart enough. it knows who your friends are and what they look like. photo magic will notice you have taken a picture of your friends and figure out who they are and say, hey, send those pictures to

those guys. the service will roll out slowly to users. the parent company of tinder will file for an ipo. also owns match.com and okaycupid. this comes as many tech companies avoid the market. generate $2.5 million and tinder the 12th most popular app united states. target says it will open on. opening up at 6:00 p.m. thanksgiving night. cnbc says it will have interesting deals like buy an ipad and get a gift card. stores coming down on either side of this issue. some like targeting advertising open and others proud they're not open. you're not part of this, i'm not part of this, who is part of this? we're looking over data about black friday and bring it to you another day, but it shows in the bay area shoppers don't approve being open thanksgiving. certainly they don't approve of this but fewer and fewer of us

are shopping or rioting on black friday. stocks look to rebound after suffering a worse day in six weeks on monday. the dow in the red for the year as we predicted. investors concern the fed will hike interest rates and take a look at this. swiss watch maker tag hauger working to create this. a smart witch. $1,00. this is not a watch face, this is a computer screen. it looks like a traditional watch, but what i really like, guys. if you wear this, you like it, you bought it, you keep it a couple of years and you still don't like it or change your mine, they will give you credit towards a regular mechanical watch. i tried the apple watch for a while and i think it's right for some people. wasn't right for me and i went back to the old standard mechanical. >> something classic about it. >> i think so, too. >> also you can subtly change it without having to wake it up. >> i know what you're talking about. your time's up, buddy. 6:17 right now. winter storms have people in san

francisco preparing for potential flooding. this weekend neighbors can pick up free sandbags at five different locations around the city. here's a list of those sites. the fire training department facility at 19th and folsom and the great highway at balboa street and lake meced and golden gate on 7th street. all five locations open from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. both this saturday and next saturday, as well. the good news, it should be sunny on those days. you can prepare for when the rain comes. >> looks like the rain can start to move in as early as sunday and, yeah, of course, the thing about el nino is that we see the weather systems a little bit more, producing more heavy rain than we originally forecasted. so, that's just one thing to keep in mind. so, as we take a live look now at san francisco. we're waking up to a sunny sunrise after having some rain yesterday during the morning commute, well now it is looking

much better after a good soaking. a look at all the microclimates now. 46 degrees in the east bay, san francisco peninsula, as well as the south bay. 35 degrees. it's cool in the north bay. so, let's get a closer look there. petaluma is at 36 degrees as you step out the door. santa rosa 34 and hillsburg 37 and vallejo at 34 degrees. going hour-by-hour in livermore. 45 degrees will be your temperature after a very chilly start at 7:00 in the morning and 1:00 we're at 58 degrees and sun setting earlier and earlier. 58 degrees at 5:00. it's shortly after sunset there and it will be aright around the upper 50s throughout the evening. a look at all the microclimates now. cupertino a high of 60 degrees and palo alto 63 degrees and outer sunset at 53 degrees and north bay at santa rosa at 64 and east bay oakland and tri-valley reaching 66 degrees

in danville. that system that brought the rain is now producing quite a bit of snow. it still continues through the sierra and we're drying out and we're seeing the dry air filter in behind this system. so, we are done with the wet weather. at least for the next couple of days. we will have another cold front moving in and it looks like we're starting a pattern here with some rain moving in. just about every sunday into monday. and that one could also bring quite a bit of a downpour. we'll keep you up to date on that. a look at the weekend forecast. it starts out dry, still school. temperatures right at about average for this time of year. east bay 78 and 68 degrees on saturday and sunday with more clouds and the possible of rain temperatures dropping back a few degrees. all across the bay it will be in the 60s. let's check in now with mike and slowing down at the san mateo bridge. >> let's put a positive spin on it first, kari. friday moves well and heading over there to 101 and not as

much of a backup we might have because look at the map. yes, the issue over on the hayward side and the crash 880 at 92. the connector on to the san mateo bridge and the crash in lanes and that is causing a big slow down. a big backup and quickly building back through hayward and starting just at the bottom edge off of 238 and more traffic building and looking at maybe another 15 to 20 minutes until that lane can be cleared. bigger issue out of oakland towards the san mateo bridge and some folks decide to go north and head across the. tuesday a good volume of traffic, but no real problems coming through that area. go ahead and try it, but be patient because then you have a lot longer to drive on the peninsula, as well. as we move our map out, no problems for the tri-valley. just your typical build there. same thing for highway 4 at the top of the last map. south bay now northbound typical 81, 85 build and 85 at winchester a crash and we're

looking at 101 for the live camera to show you that volume. still very slow at the 680 interand you're picking up the pace a little bit. back to you. >> we'll check back with you in ten minutes. thank you, mike. is your child safe enough while riding in the car? new ratings show which booster seats are the safest. the ones that top the list, next. ==sam/cu== a former major

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tommy hanson spent last season playing for the giants triple-a team. he began his career in 2009 with the atlanta braves and also played a season with the angels before signing the minor league deal with the giants. he died last night after suffering catastrophic organ failure and falling into a coma. he was only 29 years old. a leading bay area lawmaker is lending her support to current and former sanford students who were victims of sexual violence. jackie spear last night attended an on-campus summit focused on sexual assaults and better protection for victims. students at stanford say the school's rate of sexual assaults is vastly underestimated. take action to strengthen the policing of-campus sexual assaults. >> what we need to do is put strong laws on the bookz, make sure there is enforcement and change the culture. >> spear co-authored a campus sexual violence bill.

among other ing things, increase focus and provide more money for criminal investigations. the insurance institute released the latest of children booster seats. 20 of them earned the agency's highest rating of best bet. the other threes were rated as good bets. however, the institute's evaluation only focuses on belt fit and does not involve crash test. the institute study pointed out six booster seats that go see where your kids' booster seats and car seats stand search the key word booster seat and also posted the report to our facebook page. a boost in the polls. that's what they're all looking for. round four show down for republicans to square off tonight in a debate focused on the economy. but it might be ben carson's

personal life that gets into the spotlight. plus -- >> a young woman seriously hurt after a 100-mile-an-hour suv crashes into her bedroom last night here in san leandro. that story coming up.

good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. a quick look at what's going on,

but we start with a cold day to greet you with a warm smile. kari hall, good morning. >> good morning. it is behind yesterday's cold front that brought us a soaking to start out the week. now it's 34 degrees in the north bay while the east bay is at 47 degrees. it will be cool, a cooler day with highs in the low 60s and a lot of sunshine with the high of 65 in the north bay and the peninsula will be at 60 degrees. let's check in now with mike with a heads up for the san mateo bridge. >> a good news/bad news situation. bad news a lot more traffic and westbound is already slowing now over here at the section and look at the map. at the plaza you're getting a burst of traffic. the connector cleared of that crash southbound 880 and now still just backed up to about the bottom edge of san leandro and hold steady and build across the dumbarton bridge mild. for a tuesday, not as much backup as we typically see, but that might be tomorrow is a veteran day holiday for a lot of businesses and some schools getting today off.

westbound highway 4 slow through concord and a crash and that's it for the busy drive towards the bay bridge toll plaza and th then as sam talk about, alan rock, nothing dramatic. crash over here on the shoulder. back to you. 6:31. an update to breaking news we have been following for you this morning. a chaotic scene in the east bay. this is why. take a look. an suv slammed right through a home pinning a young woman underneath as she slept in her bed. >> it happened in san leandro just west of interstate 880. bob redell has been at the scene all morning long. bob, witnesses say that driver was going about 100 miles an hour through a residential neighborhood when he lost control. >> and this same witness, laura and sam, described the horrific sound as the family inside this home was frantically screaming for their 25-year-old daughter who was pinned underneath an suv

that it crashed into her bedroom around 9:30 last night. this home, again, on farnsworth in purdue in san leandro. the driver of the suv lost control as he came speeding down farnsworth and jumped the curb and slammed into the side of the garage, which has been converted into a bedroom for the family's adult daughter. the daughter ended up pinned underneath the car. she had to be rescued, taken to the hospital. we know she was seriously hurt and we don't know what her current condition is. the driver was also taken to the #. that witness believes this person 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 and he realized he was on the wrong side of the street and was trying to get over. we heard the brakes and then he went straight through the house. >> san leandro police have not yet determined whether this driver was under the influence or some other reason. some other factor behind why he lost control of the suv.

reporting live here in san leandro, bob redell, "today in the bay." the stage is set for round four. in less than 12 hours, the top republican candidates vying for the white house will, once again, square off this time in milwaukee. "today in the bay" tracie potts live in washington, d.c. ben carson could face some tough questions about his past. >> he could. and he's already faced them on the campaign trail. they could come up again at this debate tonight. we also learned that as of tomorrow both carson and donald trump will get secret service protection and as for that debate tonight, be on the lookout for the two floridians that mixed it up in the late debate. this time they're going after the same endorse. here's what it looked like at the historic milwaukee theater ahead of tonight's debate. with donald trump and ben carson center stage. trump going after carson and marco rubio at a late-night rally in illinois. >> these are people with no

experience. these are people that never met a payroll. >> carson faces tough questions over claims about his past. he said the media has been tougher on him than anyone. >> they do have an actual vendetta or an agenda against some of these knths. >> but carson's opponents insist that he has to be able to take the heat. >> you haven't seen anything yet. >> i'm honored to be here with scott walker. >> already in milwaukee, marco rubio and jeb bush are courting the same governor, scott walker. nbc has learned that rubio meant with walker last night. >> we still have time to get this right, but we do not have forever. >> reporter: an endorsement from walker could bring either candidate much-needed support especially from evangelicals. the focus tonight, the economy. so, expect questions about jobs, taxes and even whether or not the fed should raise interest rates. back to you. >> everybody listening and waiting for that, as well. thanks a lot, tracie.

>> the debate airs tonight at 6:00 and full coverage on nbc bay area news at 11:00 and updates all night long on all of our digital platforms. in the south bay now back at home, so many questions this morning ounding a deadly hostage situation that shut down a busy neighborhood for hours on monday. it ended with both the suspect and the hostage dead and a police officer shot and injured. kris sanchez joining us live from san jose. it's still unclear at this point how the suspect and the hostage were connected. >> yeah, we're not confirming how they knew each other, but we do know that they did know each other. and while the crime scene tape is gone, sam, the investigation continues this morning. but for neighbors who were here yesterday as the scene was unfolding, they said it felt like a war zone. we're talking about the quiet san jose neighborhood, the cambria neighborhood and this is where san jose first got a call about a hostage situation around 2:00 in the afternoon. a suspect reportedly took a woman by force into her home,

but not before he fired two shots into the ground. police set up a perimeter and evacuated neighbors from the surrounding houses they did not know what was going to han next. chp shut down the freeway ramp for some time to try to contain the situation. now, the neighbors say they've never seen anything like this before, but we do know three hours after that standoff started, the man came out of that home with a handgun, shots were exchanged and the suspect fell. officers rushed into the home, but at that point, it was too late for that woman. >> stunned. i've lived here for about 30 years and i can't recall anything like this happening in my neighborhood. >> that san jose police officer who was grazed by a bullet have injuries not threatening his life. he will survive. students at a nearbial school were put on lockdown during the standoff. but everything should be back to mo normal for them and not likely for the families of those two

people. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." it is 6:36. happening today, authorities in santa cruz will address danger that has recently proven deadly. now tied to two deaths, both deaths happened last month. each involved men who believe they were taken xanax pills that were laced with a powerful oeped i. three similar deaths are being investigated in san francisco. happening later today, the debate ramping up about fan safety and alcohol sales. meet to discuss how to eliminate alcohol induced violence. cut off alcohol sales at half-time inof the end of the third quarter policy. a fight broke out at a game back in september and three men were charged with assaulting a minnesota fan. police say they've responded to 24 reports of assault since the stadium opened last year. 6:37. if the fees are adding up on a long overdue book, food may be

the ingredient to clear your name. library branches in most cities are making a unique offer to book delinquents starting on monday. outstanding fines will be waived for donations of nonperishable food, boxed or canned. all donags go the harvest food bank and the lasts until the end of the year. snow still falling this morning in the sierra and take a look at that and because of this fresh powder more ski resorts are opening early. skiers and boarders are already hitting the slopes at mt. rose and starting saturday both heavenly mountain resort and north star will officially open. six days earlier than scheduled. saturday's opening is the earliest for the two resorts 2012. >> those goggles ready. in the meantime, the same storm that brought snow to the sierra also delivered quite the show across the bay area. we're talking about a mix of rain, hail, thunder and lightning. this san mateo home a direct

hit. that lightning strike was so powerful tree fragments were scattered across the entire neighborhood. >> i saw the lightning came from that angle so i was it's a bomb. just like a bomb. >> just bang. >> hit the tree. 1,000 pieces went up in the sky before it came down. >> luckily not on their house. >> right. >> it rattled a lot of nerves and caused quite a mess. nobody was injured. >> wow, like toothpicks scattered all over their roof dup taz. >> just pieces of wood everywhere. >> if you heard some of that thunder and saw the lightning yesterday, it was striking. >> it startled us. many times yesterday morning and this is going on all over the bay area, kari. >> it was. shows you just how dangerous lightning can be and we had those storms rolling through. snow in the sierra and just saw a tweet from kirkwood ski resorts and they had 18 to 23 inches of snow on the ground and great news there. as we start out with chilly

temperatures, not that cold, but look at the north bay. 34 degrees and a closer look at the south bay now at 45 degrees in morgan hill and downtown san jose 42 degrees as you step out the door, highs today in the 50s to mid-60s in the tri-valley. most of us in the lower 60s today and we'll see that weather continuing and there's more rain and snow in the forecast. i'll detail that coming up in just a few minutes. but, right, hayward, we'll see a high today of 61 degrees in santa rosa today and 64 and now let's check in now with mike to see how the roads are moving. >> hey, kari, thank you very much. looking over ohere towards the south bay. a slow down. sticking around here at 101 and back at the maps you'll see now starting to kick in for our typical pattern and 101 slowing at capital expressway and building towards the airport. there is a fire on the south northbound 280 and no homes in danger. we often see smoke coming from the bushes on the side and it sound like everything is under control as far as caltrans is

concerned. a crash there just around winchester boulevard. one lane may be blocked there, but nobody injured as far as serious injuries. and the rest of silicon valley pretty easy drive and tuesday a light flow of traffic. this is the tri-valley slowing builds for south 680 through pleasanton and recovery for south 80 and still holding at about the same speed into hayward and recovering as you're approaching 92 where that crash has cleared the connector. the san mateo bridge sees more traffic on the peninsula and more slowing through san mateo soon. upper east here and concord and the walnut creek interchange and even in the north bay, but this orange there and weather data we might see a little fog, but none shows up in our san rafael camera. back to you. >> thank you, mike xhnchlthsing . coming up next, say good-bye to the shamu show. ending seaworld's famous killer whale show does not do enough to protect the orcas. deal with a hack and good

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saying the shamu show only affected in seaworld san diego. the show will go on in orlando and san antonio but seaworld san diego where the shamu show is the trademark here and declining numbers here and sagging ticket sales and making the change to appease its visitors, although critics say much more here needs to be done. seaworld is saying that while it is closing the shamu show, it's also expanding spending millions of dollars to grow its whale, its killer whale exhibit here. so, critics say this is somewhat of a bait and switch in this area. depends on who you ask whether this is real change here. much more on this story coming up on "today" show in just a few minutes. >> miguel from what i thought is usually sunny san diego. >> it is raining in san diego and raining access request in san jose. try to knock its websites off line. >> scott mcgrew hackers did manage to shut down the police

department site. >> it's back online this morning, laura. i.t. workers with the city tell us it appears to be a simple denial of service attack. sam's right, a rain storm of hacker requests of data on a site and not what we saw here. who did this and why. we just don't know. the latest data on inport prices show things are getting cheaper. for that, you can thank oil prices, they're lower and a strong dollar. this comes as everybody is convinced the fed is going to raise interest rates in december. the fed looks at two things. employment, inflation, as we saw this morning barely exists. conflicting data, but we think the strong employment will win in the end and rates will go up in december. our sister website says considering another reorganization for yahoo!. he she's asked executives to pledge to stick around even if

they're moved around. yahoo! had some problems when it came to staffing. regular workers are uneasy about the layoffs or reorganization and it becomes hard to attract new talent because everybody is on edge about jobs. executives on the other hand leave on a regular because they don't have a regular team. as for the stock market, stocks got crushed with the worst trading in six weeks. pretty flat today. irobot celebrating ten years since they went public and also hearing that dyson, laura and sam, is on their way with a robot vacuum cleaner, as well, to compete with that roomba. >> maybe give an electric charge to the markets. changing the game to keep your kids safe. the u.s. soccer federation wants to ban headers for kids under 10 years old. >> stephanie chau,ng joining us live. the latest push to keep young

kids from getting concussions. >> especially because we don't know the effects of headers on in particular young athletes. a ball flying miles an hour, sometimes 60 miles an hour. a couple from the bay area sued the u.s. soccer federation last year and announced a settlement yesterday. and u.s. soccer saying that players 10 and under from ever heading the ball and limiting players 11 to 134 the ball durg games and not practices. taylor a former player for the new england revolution still an all-time leading scorer tells us i can't tell you emotional i am that progress is being made and i can't wait to see it come to frutitian. he suffered a serious concussion in 2008. calder who identifies himself as

a varsity soccer player tweeted this is why we will not be a dominant country in soccer. addressing concussions in soccer. recent studies show it is play-to-player contact that is dominant in that, but supporters say this is, you know what a step in the right direction. live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." weather and traffic right now at 6:49 on your tuesday. no doubt a lot of kids are out there at recess playing some soccer. >> you go. >> what else do you do other than dodgeball. >> they didn't get a chance to go outside yesterday. >> raining off and on. >> yes, all of that energy will be released today. so, get ready for it. let's get a live look outside right now as we take a look at our view from san bruno mountain towards san francisco. a clear start to the. boy, does this look different from yesterday at this time. a beautiful sunrise drying out after getting a nice little soaking yesterday. here's a look at the 24-hour

rainfall totals in gilroy. over a half inch of rain and livermore, palo alto and san jose 0.6 and san francisco 0.3. this does not include the rain that we had from sunday and parts of the south county had over an inch of rain over a two-day span. now it's feeling chilly out there with temperatures across the mid-40s across the bay area and let me take you to the north bay because these temperatures dropping to the mid-30s. in santa rosa now, it's 34 degrees. novato 37 and napa in the upper 30s there. going hour--hour in san jose. 49 degrees at 8:00. you'll still see a few clouds and then clears out right around noon. 55 degrees. today temperatures stay in the 50s through most of the day, but we will briefly hit the low 60s and a breezy wind makes it feel a little bit cooler and mostly clear skies at 5:00. 56 degrees as many people head home during that commute. so, as the rain moves east, you can see it's still snowing in the sierra and we've had reports

about close to two feet of snow and some of the highest elevations at this point. and as we dry out, we still see that rain moving to the south over the next couple of days. dry, cool mornings and then some sunny afternoons and another front moving in on sunday. looks like it could bring another round of rain into the bay area between sunday night and early monday. but the weekend forecast stays mostly dry friday and saturday. sunday, once again, the day you will be watching as the temperatures are slightly cooler. temperatures right at about average for this time of year and the peninsula. 70 degrees on friday and 69 degrees on saturday. let's get a look now with the traffic with mike. heads up for the south bay drivers. >> kari, we talked abouta fire reported off of 280 over near the mclaughlin off ramp. a nice, puffy one. i didn't see any smoke but what i see slowing off of that 280 interchange and 101,acyual pep the entire area and silicon

valley. we have the general trend. 101, 87 not so bad as we often see and lighter flow as we approach veteran holiday and some schools get even today off. northbound 85 sill slow and crash at the winchester off ramp and northbound direction. the rest of your bay moves very well and dumbarton bridge no problem and san mateo bridge we expected ed ed a burst of traff we have a nice, smooth flow of traffic and the build gentle through san mateo. upper east shore freeway and nothing dramatic for highway 4 or walnut creek interchange. orange highlighting here and novato and north of there, a chance of fog and the rain, of course, yesterday. that leads moisture in the soil and conditions are right and we haven't heard of any problems. back to you guys. >> colorful map out there, thank you very much, mike. a slap on the wrist for obama's illegal immigration reform plan. a federal appeals court upheld the previous decision ruling yesterday the president cannot

use the power of his office to protect undocumented immigrants without congressional approval. 26 states sued to block the obama administration's plan to stop the deportation of undocumented parents of american children. the plan granted work permits to those parents. despite the setback, the president's fight is not over. he still has time and he expects to make his case and take it to the supreme court. hear this case within the next three to six months. coming up, an update to breaking news we have been following all morning long, a speeding suv slams through an east bay home pinning a young woman underneath as she slept in her bed. a live report. we'll tell us what witnesses say they saw as the caus unfolded.

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or some other factor that caused him to lose control of his suv. a witness believes he was traveling 100 miles an hour when he came down farnsworth, clipped a car, hit a curb and careened into a garage which was a bedroom converted and he ended up pinned underneath the suv as her family frantically tried to rescue her. >> just heard the dad screaming, oh, my dpauaughter. >> the fire department pulled the woman to safety and had her taken to the hospital, again, with serious injuries and the driver also transported and last we spoke with police not taken into custody. several people live in this house and we believe the red cross would be helping them until their home is safe again. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we hope she's okay. meantime, in the south bay a gunman and his hostage both dead. all this unfolding in a quiet san jose neighborhood.

>> kris sanchez live in camden avenue near highway 85 and the suspect and knew each other. >> right. well we know that this is not a random crime. an investigation into that relationship will continue today but we already know that it ended terribly wrong. san jose police ended up here rushed to the scene around 2:00 yesterday afternoon on reports that a man took a woman by force after firing several shots into the ground. neighbors say it felt like a war zone out here as they were ordered out of their homes for some time. police say the man and woman did know other, but were not confirming the nature of that relationship this morning. about three hours after the stando standoff started, the man came out of the home with a hand fwn and gunfire and the suspect fell. at that point, officer os rushed into the home, but it was too late to save that woman. a san jose police officer was crazed by a bullet, but his injure are not life threatening and he will survive. again, the investigation will continue today. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, kris.

she has her coat on and she's going to need it. you all need your coats today. at least it's sunny, but it's chilly. >> going to be chilly all throughout the day. we start out atdegrees in the north bay and mid-40s else where and expect highs today in the 60s. 65 in the north bay while san francisco tops out at 61 degrees. >> traffic giving us a thumbs up. >> i mean, it's slower, but considering it's a tuesday, look only the upper east shore freeway has it building in and not so bad for the maze. 580 does show the slowing. disabled vehicle and only incident to call out for that area of the east bay and show you a good recovery, actually, approaching the san mateo bridge in hayward and palo alto and sun in your eyes for some folks and just south of university, we lose a lane. that's why it's slowing. but not quite as bad as we often see. >> traffic tuesday, not living up to its name. >> but it's the holidays. some folks may have shifted their commute.

>> veterans day tomorrow. we'll be here tomorrow morning bright and early. beautiful day in the city. >> it is. back with more on that in 25 minutes. good morning. bring it on. the republican presidential candidates set to face off tonight. donald trump sharpening his jabs against ben carson. carson fired up and vowing he's ready to fight and jeb bush in desperate need of a strong performance. we're live in milwaukee. >> growing calls for russia to be banned in rio after allegations of a widespread doping program. the kremlin pushing back calling allegations unfounded. >> game changer. major new steps being taken by soccer officials to reduce concussion in young athletes. headers to be limited and in