that's the focus for investigators this morning. the good note is so far there's no threat to the public because it appears the shooter and the victims knew each other. it is back open, as you said, last half hour, eastbound lanes all open. investigation had been focused along the stretch here along appian way. this is where the chp said there was a deadly shooting around 11:00 last night. investigators say a car pulled up next to a black audi and someone shot through the driver's side multiple times, hitting the driver and a female passengers. the female passenger is expected to survive. chp says both victims 20 to 30 years old. the search is still on for the gunmen. the preliminary investigation revealed the shooters and the victims know each other. >> under further investigation, it is a confirmed homicide at this point. it was not a random act of violence. it appears this vehicle and the people inside the vehicle were

targeted. >> the investigation took six hours on the actual roadway because chp had to shut down all the lanes to preserve evidence. investigators had to focus on and light the roadway section by section to search for things like bullet casings. one good part of the investigation, the chp says there were plenty of drivers out last night at the time because today is a holiday. so good witnesses helping with the case. but so far no suspect vehicle description. now let's bring in mike inouye. mike, not too much traffic given this was countercommute and also happened to happen on a holiday. >> and also happened very early in the morning, before the commute got started. chp and police did a great job of quickly getting as much of that clear as they could. the traffic flow smoothing through the area, as we said, eastbound 80 all clear at appian way. it sounds like still more details to sort out. the bay bridge toll plaza, the

metering lights are on. so there's the backup. that's about it for the east bay. two things i'm watching for the tri-valley and the east bay. westbound 580 around santa rita, i scanned the camera in the area and i don't see any problem. a lighter volume there. also a crash, looks like one crash. i'm marking two right now right around the yar of washington for southbound 880. look how light the volume of traffic is. veterans day is a holiday for many schools and businesses. that's why we're likely to see a lighter flow of traffic off much of the morning's commute. we have a slowing northbound 101. maybe as many as five vehicles on the shoulder. we need a couple of tow trucks. kari, it's cold in the area. i think there's a frost advisory? >> yes, not a freeze warning as mentioned earlier, but a frost advisory. you may be scraping the windshield and sensitive crops and plants may be damaged. it doesn't have to dip down to

32. but for santa clara valley as well as marin, sonoma and napa counties where temperatures will be 33 to 37 degrees. that until 9:00 this morning. now it is in the low 40s in san francisco. expect highs today to top out around 62 degrees. 65 in the north bay. warming up nicely this afternoon. sam and laura? >> thank you very much, kari. new this morning. a new claim of abuse by another inmate at the santa clara county jail. three correctional deputies facing murder charge ms. the death of an inmate dating back to august. now the "mercury news" is reporting an inmate who witnessed the beating is planning to file a claim of s own. ruben garcia says two guards severely beat him back in july. garcia's attorney plans on filing that new claim today. in the meantime, sheriff lori smith says she's looking into the allegations. good news this morning. the couple reported missing last

night is safe. we found out they told authorities they were taking a mini vacation. police were worried about the couple when their son reported them missing. police became suspicious when they withdrew a large amount of money and ignored appointments. san jose taxi drivers say they'll strike for a third day in a row. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joining us from san jose international airport. taxi drivers are committed to driving en masse at a snail's pace with the goal of tieing up traffic. >> reporter: right. you can see the traffic behind me. it's pretty smooth going right now. starting at 8:00, the taxi drivers who have been on strike twice say this will be their biggest show yet. they will circle the airport as you said and try to tie up traffic. that's because today is day one that passengers arriving an

mineta san jose can call for an uber or lyft or other ride share service. the city council voted to soften the rules for the ride sharing companies. among the changes, uber and lyft drivers only have to have random checks, where each and every taxi driver has to show a clean record. taxi drivers say the city should be fair in this matter. but the councilman who represents this district says the city's hands are tied because cabs are regulated by the state. >> we want to go to the state and advocate that the cpuc improve and strengthen their requirements for background checks. that way it will affect more than just the airport. it will affect our entire city. >> reporter: so you might be thinking, yeah, so what does this mean for me? well, you're going to have a hard time getting a taxi anywhere in the city because drivers are planning on slowly circling the airport instead of picking up passengers. though you can use a ride share

company to arrive and leave the airport, you may get stuck in the logjam. give yourself extra sometime if you're flying out today or picking yourself up at the airport. by the way, mineta san jose international airport was the last major airport to not allow ride share companies to pick passengers up at the airport. that changes today. but the taxi drivers say they're not going to go away quietly. in san jose, kris sanchez torques day in the bay. a major intersection in santa clara is back open after a deadly crash during last night's commute. it happened last night at 5:15 as police say a 20-year-old on a motorcycle was killed. an suv was also involved. it's not clear if that driver was hurt. investigators have yet to release the cause of the crash as well. happening today, a live look at arlington national cemetery. we're hoping to give you that, where we see the tom of the

unknown soldier, president obama usually lays a wreath at the tomb. a very nice tribute. >> a somber day, celebration for veterans. the white house also watching a new push to improve veterans issues in many areas. but also an event to improve life for veterans at home. bob, what's being planned here in the south bay? >> reporter: laura and sam, before today's annual veterans day parade in san jose to honor the veterans at noon, at 10:00, the city leaders and county leaders are announcing a new plan to try to end veteran homelessness in the south bay. this will be sam liccardo and dave cortese in conjunction with destination home an nouning a new initiative called all the way home. this campaign will try to get homeless veterans off the streets in the south bay, the goal of trying to do this by the year 2017.

unfortunately it's a big problem here. estimated there are more than 700 veterans homeless in santa clara county. this campaign will call on landlords, apartment owners, corporations and faith-based organizations to help find these people housing. at 11:00 we'll have the special commemoration for veterans at plaza de cesar chavez. at noon the veterans day parade leaving the staging center at s.a.p. center and marching downtown. unusual this year, a world war ii veterans flyover. when you look to the sky and see this ceremony, you might be able to hear the sounds of two radio engines putting out 2,000 horsepower each, those are attached to a 1945 lockheed pv-2d harpoon. one of the pilots is a veteran from livermore who flew that kind of aircraft back in the day again. that will be flying over to san jose veterans parade, heading north to moffett field, over

oakland international, sf and the richmond stock yards before heading back to stockton. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> always a nice tribute across the bay. bob has his coat. hopefully you have yours at the ready for today because you're talking about a frost advisory this morning in effect for large parts of the area. >> for the south bay and the north bay, just in the valleys, now our temperatures at 37 degrees in the east bay. san francisco not included. it's 44 degrees. a closer look at the north bay. in novato, 36 degrees. napa, 35 degrees. as we go through the day, it warms up nicely with many spots hitting the low to mid 60s. half moon bay 67 degrees. san jose 63 and the castro at 62 degrees. 67 in santa rosa and 68 in pittsburgh. livermore, you're looking at 65 degrees today. we'll take a look ahead to the weekend coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with mike to see

how things are going now. >> we're tracking the crash over on the shoulder at 101 in san jose. here north of the crash we see more traffic coming through and beautiful sunrise peeking through. the pattern at tullie road looks like it's starting to loosen a bit. tow trucks may have arrived in the last few minutes. i say maybe because chp has not given an update to the case. we see the traffic flow improving a bit. 87 and 101, slight. no problems or slowing for the dublin enter chachlkt we have two separate crashes, north 101 at washington. another at marina. the one at marina may still be blocking one lane. a lighter volume of traffic there also keeps things moving at speed past those scenes and building through hayward and union city. north of the san mateo bridge, a new crash at highway 24, slowing out of the concord, but not necessarily due to the crash. we're going to get an update as chp arrives and a little bit of

conditions where that there may be fog in the north bay. as we look at the bay bridge, the metering lights are on a gentle build here. a slightly lighter flow of traffic due to folks being off. folks have likely shifted their morning commute. back to you. 6:11. coming up. two women with the same social kurt number. seemed like identity theft, but turned out to be a totally different problem. plus some news of lay-offs in san francisco. we'll take a look at some of the winds of change in the economy coming up in business and check. scott, we talked about what's happening in san jose this veterans day holiday. in san francisco huchb dreads of veterans and members of the military will spend their day at the zoo for free, just one of many places offering free or discounted admission to veterans today. the park opens at 10:00 in the morning. the zoo say this is is its way of showing appreciation for everything our military has done. we'll be back right after this break. a texas grand jury has returned

indictments against 106 of the 177 bikers arrested following a deadly shootouou at 6:14 a texas grand jury returned indictments of 176 of the 177 bikers following a deadly shootout outside waco earlier this year. nine people were killed and 20 others hurt between the may shooting between rival motorcycle gangs and police. more than 430 weapons were

recovered from that scene. the district attorney says the other 71 cases were not presented to the grand jury but added they will be at a later time. at 6:15, a developing story. security extra tight on the university of missouri campus following online threats tied to that school's recent racial turmoil. earlier in the week the school's president and chancellor stepped down in a firestorm over the handling of racially charged incidents. yesterday users on at least two messaging sites posted threats of violence directed at the african-american community. campus police are investigating those threats and some students want classes canceled today. scott mcgrew, a sign of something bad. what is it? >> i think it's the case of a small startup changing its focus and reacting to competition. the startup is hotel tonight. it helps you find cheap hotel rooms, says it will layoff about

35 workers. hotel tonight has raraised abou million in funding. this is ceo steve shank. i'm telling you this anecdotally, ceo are saying there's more pressure to get the business right, investors less likely to throw money in. they're calling in more and asking, hey, how are things going. one of the big investors of snap chat has decided that investment is worth billions less than it first thought. fidelity marked down investment in snap chat by 25%. when a private investor invests in snap chat, he doesn't tell us how much he thinks that investment is worth say a year later. they don't have to. mutual funds like fidelity do have to tell us. this gives us a window into snap chat's finances we wouldn't otherwise have because this isn't a publicly-traded company. is this critical news? no. i like telling you about some of

the winds of change we're seeing. this is not a storm, but it is a change in the direction of the breeze. wall street continues to react to concerns the fed will raise rates in december. this dates back to friday's good jobs number. the markets are open despite the fact your kids are not in school and the banks are closed. it's quite the holiday, singles day in china when people buy themselves gifts, like val tynes day without the day. $9 billion spent today. national retail federation christmas, about $7.5 billion. in the bay area you may have seen lanterns up. it's veterans day here in the u.s., or armistice day. two countries that don't celebrate the holiday, germany and new zealand.

>> i'm surprised the u.s. also does haven't a sing day. >> it's 1111 singles. >> i was just thinking commerce. >> that, too. >> cyber monday was i think $1 billion. that's how much made. $10 billion in china in one day. when it comes to your identity, nothing more sacred than your social security number. what if you discovered that someone else legally possessed the very same nine digits. >> it's a nightmare recently skofd by a florida woman, joanna rivera. the first clues came when a woman called her and accused her of stealing her identity. the mystery deepened with a rejected tax return. she eventually discovered the government gave two babies born the same day in florida identical numbers 25 years ago. >> my name is joanna.

her name is joannie. >> it happened a quarter century ago, they just discovered it now. the government recently gave rivera a brand new social security number. she says the problem is still impacting her efforts to build credit. >> the tax holiday for joanna rivera. >> or the opposite. >> a lot of people celebrating the veterans day holiday today. >> that's right. a lot of parades happening across the bay area. >> you need a heavier jacket, maybe a scarf and gloves if you'll be outside for a while. temperatures are dipping into the 30s. as we take a live look at the sunrise from san francisco, a beautiful shot. lots of color in the sky, and we have mostly clear skies as we take a look from the north bay, tiburon, you see it is nice and clear. clouds in a few spots like the north bay. it's 33 degrees.

we'll take you to the east bay. it's also very chilly there. livermore, 34 degrees, patchy frost you may be scraping off the windshield. in lafayette, 33 degrees, oakland 34. there are some spots where it feels a little better. also 44 in san francisco. as we go hour by hour in san jose. after the parade it will be cool, starting at 46 degrees and making it up to 58 degrees by 11:00 and at noon it's 59 degrees. lower 60s there. a light wind, a lot of sunshine and mostly clear skies as we go into tonight. temperatures dipping quickly once again. we won't be able to tell, but there will be another cold front moving in today to reenforce this cold air. we're already feeling it with the breezy wind. as it moves through, we may have winds picking up as we go through the day. but no changes as far as the weather. as we go into the weekend, there will be rain moving in. it looks like it starts on

sunday. possibly another good soaking that could linger into the morning commute on monday. we'll keep you up to date on that. a look at the weekend forecast, it is going to be a nice one, especially on friday and saturday in the tri-valley. highs in the low 70s. by sunday the clouds move in. we'll start to see the scattered showers and possibly heavy downpours here and there. temperatures in the 60s all across the bay. it dips once again heading into the start of next week. let's check in with mike for an update on the morning commute. >> we'll start in the north bay where you talked about the frost advisory. not a problem as the drivers go. a gentle build kicking in. conditions there, maybe a little fog, but unlikely to affect your drive. i don't see any problems for our live cameras. the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are on, but only at the toll plaza. no problems for the maze or upper east shore. highway 24 approaching 242, a crash there off to the shoulder.

a mild slowdown on the approach. the two cars on the shoulder, it looks like the tow truck is arriving. chp left the scene. not much of a distraction. looking toward palo alto, green sensors and the live look shows a light easy drive through the area north of university. no problems from palo alto into the city. more after this quick break with news you'll want to share. nearly 130-thousand kids straw

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morning. lib bip schatz is in new orleans trying to convince owners that the silver and black is her city's team today. she sa instead, mayor shaf said the city would seek private investme investment. the raiders and chargers have taken steps to getting approval for a joint stadium in carson. we could make a decision in january. warriors coach is able to make an impact off the court. >> coach kerr sent this handwritten letter to a fan also recovering from back surgery. the coach was responding to a letter he received for the woman asking for his advice on how to get better. he said he felt her pain and to trust her body to recover on its

own time. a traffic tie-up involving taxis. the action cabbies across san jose will take in just hours hoping to bring attention to the fight against ride share companies. an update to breaking news we've been following since 4:30 this morning, a deadly shooting on a bay area freeway. all lanes just reopened within the last hour. up next, a live report from the scene on the search for the gunman.

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it's cold outside... ==laura/anim== let's get right to kari hall - she's got a look at your good morning. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> it's veterans day. cold outside. kari hall has a look at the forecast. >> definitely dress in layers. we're seeing 30s in parts of the bay area while most of us in the low 40s, a few of the valleys dipping down. patchy frost in the north bay as well as the east and parts of the south bay. today's forecast warms up nicely with highs in the low to mid 60s. i'll detail that. i'll send it to you for an update on breaking news. let's get to that. we're updating what's happened on eastbound 80 in pinole overnight. there's a deadly shooting there. just an hour ago all lanes of eastbound 80 reopened after being shut down for some time while investigators combed the freeway for clues. that shooting happened late last night near the appian way exit. >> stephanie chuang has been at

the scene all morning long. it appears the victims were actually targeted. >> it does, the chp telling us this morning that investigators found enough at the scene to show the gunmen knew the victims, of course not specifying what they found. as for everyone else, no traffic impact if you're driving through the area in pinole. all eastbound lanes open as of an hour ago after this deadly shooting on appian way west of pinole valley road is where a car pulled up next to a black audi around 11:00, with two people in their 20s or 30s inside. someone shot through the driver's side multiple times, hitting the male drive who are died at the hospital and hitting the female passenger in the arm. she's expected to survive. the search still on for the gunmen. the chp says there should be no threat to the public because it appears the shooter or shooters and the victims know each other. >> definitely something to be concerned about. the shooter is still out there.

however, since we believe this is a targeted event, the chance of a random shooting like this to occur is not likely. >> the investigation took six hours on the highway because the chp had to shut down all lanes of 80 to preserve evidence. lighting up the road section by is section to search for things like bullet casings. a bit of good news, because it was around 11:00 last night and it's a holiday today, the chp says there are plenty of drivers out. there are good witnesses helping with this case. although so far no suspect vehicle description. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." now let's bring in mike inouye. not too much traffic there. >> that's right. by now the lanes have been open for more than an hourment traffic the flowing smoothly. there's that region. we're looking at the opposite direction, the commute direction with not much of a commute. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. that's about the worst of it for

the bay. showing a smooth drive pour the rest of the approach. the san mateo bridge showing slowing. i'm watching a crash south of 680 south of sunol boulevard. we'll give you the update once they arrive. here is the south bay. traffic does build. typical pattern, 101 and 87. just kicking in for 85. this is not as heavy as we typically see on wednesday. the san mateo bridge, we talked about it being a slower drive developing. let's get a live look at the san mateo bridge westbound. we have a good volume of traffic making its way without a problem over to 101 on the peninsula where you should see a little building as well. turning now to decision 2016. >> you're absolutely wrong on this. we're in the going to be the world's policemen, but we sure as heck better be the world's leader. >> plenty of political punches, even a little policy mixed in for good measure. this year from syria to immigration and the economy sparked spirited debate last

night. "today in the bay's" tracie potts joining us live from washington, d.c. where some of the major takeaways. >> reporter: one of the things we learned after spirited discussion and heated exchanges between these candidates is even though they're all republicans, there are serious policy differences between them. >> we are a country of laws. we need borders. >> reporter: in the fox business network deb late, donald trump's plan to build a wall with mexico and deport more than 11 million undocumented immigrants drew criticism. >> it's a silly argument. it makes no sense. >> if republicans join democrats as the party of amnesty, we will lose. >> jeb bush pushed back on trump's idea that the u.s. should not get bogged down in syria. >> he's absolutely wrong on this. we're not going to be the world's policemen, but we sure as heck better be the world

leader. >> reporter: taxes and military spending exposed deep differences between the candidates. >> strongest military on the face of the planet and everyone has to know it. >> i want a strong national defense, but i don't want us to be bankrupt. >> we can't even have an economy if we're not safe. >> reporter: ben carson defended claims about his past. i have no problem with being vetted. what i do have a problem with is being lied about. >> reporter: this debate largely stuck to the issues with middle tier candidates grabbing much of the spotlight. now, as we continue to look forward, one of the things they talked about was the middle cls, middle class families, minimum wage. donald trump and ben carson saying they would not raise the minimum wage. the next time we'll see them altogether on the stage, december 15th in nevada. >> tracie potts from washington, thank you. our political analyst larry gerston says financial backers

now have very difficult decisions to make. >> when they wake up this morning, they're going to have some thinking to do. we've got five weeks from today until the next debate. the question is whether they want to spend more on their candidates who may not have done as well as expected or whether they'll walk away and choose somebody else. >> as tracy just mentioned, the next republican debate is going to be held on december 15th. that one is in las vegas. this saturday it's the democrats' turn. hillary clinton and bernie sanders in the debate in des moines, iowa. it is 6:36. if you're hoping to catch a cab at mineta san jose international airport, think again. an ongoing battle with ride sharing companies and cabbies. cab bees expecting to strike. kris? >> reporter: this is not exactly the kind of day where you want

to stand around waiting for a taxi. you may not have a choice but to stand out in the cold because taxi drivers say they'll strike for a third day in a row and this will be their biggest day yet. this is in response to the city council's vote to soften rules for ride sharing companies. among the changes, uber and lyft drivers only have to have random background checks, whereas each and every taxi driver has to show a clean record. taxi drivers says the city is not being fair but council members say the city's hands are tied because cabs are regulated by the state. >> we want to go to the state and advocate that the cpuc improve and strengthen their requirements for background checks. that way it will affect more than just the airport, it will affect your entire city. >> reporter: so what does this mean for you? starting today you can all for an uber or lyft or other ride

share company as you're arriving here at the airport. for today, you might have a hard time getting a taxi because the drivers are planning to slowly circle the airport after 8:00 this morning. you use a ride sharing company, but you could still get stuck in the logjam. if you're picking someone up at the airport, tell them to be patient because it might take you a minute to get there. mineta san jose international airport was the last major airport to prevent ride share companies from picking passengers up here at the airport. that changes today. we'll have to see if that eases things up at the airport after the strike is over. at min nate that san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." meantime a steep stretch of road expected to reopen in san francisco this morning after a big rig crashed into a high voltage transmission pole in potrero hill. pg&e workers are still on the scene. they say remaining customers

without power will get it back by 10:30 a.m. that's also when the road is expected to reopen. this happened yesterday morning near 20th and dehero streets. the truck also hit a house shearing off the gas meter and causing a leak. a story we first brought you as breaking news yesterday morning. a newly engaged woman is recovering after this horrific crash in san leandro. the diver of an suv slammed into her home and landed on top of her. the crash killed two puppies and also hurt the 20-year-old driver. witnesses say he was going 80 to 100 miles an hour when he lost control. he is being tested for drugs and alcohol. >> we were covering that all morning yesterday. that was tough to watch. a frost advisory in effect. that's because there are cold temperatures sprinkled all over the bay area today, kari. >> especially for the north and south bay. in the south bay it's south of the city and in the valley. that's where temperatures will be really dipping.

you may have to scrape some of the frost off the windshield as we look at parts of marin, napa county, the frost advisory i effect until 9:00. we can see how cool it is. so be sure to dress in layers before you head out. in the east bay, 37 degrees. in the south bay 42 degrees. a closer look at the north bay. we have freezing temperatures. santa rosa, freezing there, but maybe frost in the low lying areas even as it dips into the upper 30s. as we go into the rest of the day, we will see these temperatures warming up nicely. i'll detail that and we'll look ahead to the weekend which includes some rain. that's coming up in less than ten minutes. let's check with mike for a look at what's happening as you head out the door. >> starting in san jose we have a nice light volume for '101 north of 680. things are looking great all over in silicon valley. we got reports of a crash in the last few seconds, northbound 101

at the 80 merge. sounds like a fire truck is blocking your fast lane near the center divide. that's causing a bit of a slowdown. again, only one lane blocked. a lighter volume throughout the south bay. you have your northbound trends showing slowing. no major issues southbound. farther south around stephenson, reports of a fender better off the shoulder. it looks like everything is off to the shoulder there. a little distraction. i'll leave it on the map. there's not a lot happening on this veterans day. bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on and it looks like this. fast track is moving. >> something is moving out there. next, controversy surrounding an oakland raider and a police dog. the strange tunnel encounter that could land one of the raiders' linebackers in legal hot water. some trouble for fantasy sports this morning. meet a guy whose credit card limit is unbelievable coming up

in business and tech. a big veterans day event at the veterans memorial in mountain view. it starts at 11:00 on eagle park in franklin street. there will be a ceremony where the city will run veil a veterans recognition plaque. now to breaking news in new

jersey. ==sam/vo== that's where crews are franticly working to rescue somne right now we're following breaking news out of new jersey. that's where crews are frantically working to rescue someone trapped inside a collapsed house following an explosion. this is video just in to our newsroom of the scene in union,

new jersey, near newark international airport. one person is confirmed dead and seven others injured. the blast was reportedly on the second floor of the house, but the cause is still under investigation. meantime, at quarter to 7:00, a developing story to tell you about. authorities in akron, ohio, will tell us more about a small plane that slammed into an apartment building yesterday. a neighbor happened to be live chatting with a friend when the doomed plane suddenly flew by. >> oh, my god! >> you can see her reaction. the building burst into flames, set a nearby unit on fire. amazingly no one on the ground was hurt. while it's confirmed no one on board that plane survived, authorities say it will take time to determine the exact number of passengers. it's believed the plane carried nine people. the crash is under investigation. a raiders player could be facing criminal charges, this after a confrontation with a police dog. linebacker ray-ray armstrong is

accused of taunting a canine dog before sunday's game in pittsburgh. armstrong reportedly lifted up his shirt, pounded his chest and barked at thing the in the stadium's tunnel in pennsylvania. and in the state taunting a police dog is a third degree felony and comes with up to seven years of jail time. the sheriff's office in pittsburgh is investigating the case. so far no charges have been filed. happening today, it could be a make-or-break day for oakland when it comes to keeping the raiders in town. this morning oakland mayor libby schaaf is thousands of miles away in new york trying to convince nfl owners that the silver and black is her city's team to stay. schaaf says taxpayer dollars will not be used to build the stadium. instead the mayor say it is city would seek a private investment which would be paid back by future revenues. the raiders and san diego chargers have taken preliminary steps forgetting a joint stadium in carson. st. louis rams want to move to l.a. as well. the league could make a decision

by january. new york's attorney general has been convinced, no more draft kings in new york state. >> the attorney general there says it's illegal. >> there's some federal law that spells out fantasy football is not gambling. the state attorney general september a letter to draft kings and fan duel say they're not allowed to operate in new york state. yahoo! also does a contest. we done know if that is prohibited, but we assume it is. t-mobile announced it would provide free data to customers using netflix, hulu. the video quality is not quite what you would get on wi-fi, but it's free. cell phone companies are not subject to net neutrality rules so t-mobile is not breaking any rules. but there is a principle of data

providers showing favoritism to one service over another. the whole idea of net neutrality is that all data is supposed to be treated equally. t-mobile is not subject in net neutrality rules. the ipad pro went on sale at midnight, still available online. it's in stores friday as well. this is your big as your head ipad. you guys saw that painting called nude reclining, it set records as the second most expensive painting ever sold at $170 million. the painting shows more than this. we cropped it because we don't show nudes. cnbc say it is chinese billionaire who paid $170 million put it on his american express card. can you imagine having that kind of credit rating? >> doesn't have to leave home without it. >> $170 million. >> look at the points. he can probably loo fly wherever

he wants. this morning all across the country people are thanking veterans for the service they've given to the country. one of the celebrations in the south bay. "today in the bay's" bob redell live in san jose for the ceremony longstanding will be happening in just a few hours. bob? >> reporter: laura and sam, in a few hours from now in downtown san jose, a ceremony and parade to honor veterans, but something a little different beforehand this year. the mayor of san jose sam liccardo will join his counterpart on the board of supervisors dave cortese launching all the way home, campaign aimed at getting homeless veterans off the street in the south bay. it's estimated more than 700 veterans are homeless in santa clara county. this campaign will call on landlords, apartment owners, corporations and faith-based organizations to help find these

people housing, the goal of getting these people off the streets by 2017. that's at 10:00 a.m. at 11:00, on the 11th day of the 11th month, today, veterans day, the city and county will commemorate veterans at a special ceremony. then at noon the annual veterans day parade will leave the staging area at the staging center and march through downtown. a world war ii veterans flyover, taking place throughout the bay area. it's going to involve a 1945 lockheed pv-2d harpoon. a bomber with a very distinct sound with its two two-horsepower engines. lit fly over stockton, over moffett field, oakland international which used to be a naval air station, sf and the richmond shipyards before heading back to the central valley. live in san jose, bob redell. >> bob had his heavy coat on

this morning. >> bundle up as you head out for the veterans day parades and celebrations. it's cool, also, if the kids have school, make sure they have lots of layers on as we get a live look at san jose, the sun is rising, just a thin veil of clouds as you head out the door. yes, it is chilly. we have the first frost advisory for parts of the south bay and santa clara valley. as we look now in mount tam, we have frost advisories in the val liss up there. in the north bay mostly clear skies. 44 degrees in san francisco. no frost there. look at santa rosa, 34 degrees in san jose 42 agrees. hour by hour in walnut creek, we'll see the temperatures warming up nicely. it's already 61 degrees. we will have 60s throughout the afternoon. after the sunsets we're dropping off once again, very quickly back into the 30s and 40s. all the microclimates in san jose, 63 degrees. also 63 in san mateo. embarcadero 61 degrees.

looking at the rest of the microclimates, in santa rosa 67, pittsburgh 68. pleasanton, 66 degrees today, a light wind, but we also have kind of a dry cold front moving in, a reenforcing shot. you see the rain farther north but it dries out before it gets here. you won't be able to tell much of a difference kpeept for the winds picking up through out the day. look at weekend. this is sunday at noon. we see some more rain moving in. this is with cold fronts moving in by the end of the weekend. may cause more wet weather for the morning commute on monday. a nice weekend to start. cooler on sunday. once again, that's when the rain moves in. let's check the morning commute now with mike. >> we do have a commute to speak of at the san mateo bridge, starting to see a little slowdown with the volume increase. on your map, it's not that bad and not that widespread. it's just off 880 coming across 92. just a little bit for 101. this is lighter than we often see this time of day. looking over here for southbound

880 at stephenson and andrade. a light easy drive. northbound 101 at 87 there's one lane blocked by the fire crew from a crash there. no big problem for the south bay. no problems approaching the bay bridge. a light flow of traffic. that's a great flow off the eastshore freeway and the north bay. back to you. up next, an update to breaking news we've been following all morning. shots fired on a busy bay area freeway overnight. one person dead. officers are still on the hunt for the killer. ==laura/2shot== bullets fly on

a busy bay area freeway. eastbound 80 in pinole reopen an update to breaking news this morning. bullets fly on a busy bay area freeway. eastbound 80 in pinole just reopened about 90 minutes ago after a deadly shooting. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live on the scene near appian way. investigators say it wasn't random. it looks like the man and woman inside the car were targeted. >> reporter: that's right. investigators finding enough evidence here on the scene by appian way at eastbound 80 to suggest the gunman knew the victims. for anyone driving around here, no impact. this is west of pinole valley road. the chp says the car pulled up next to the black audi around

11:30 with two people inside in their 20s or 30s, shooting through the 2kr50i6er's side, hitting the male driver who died at the hospital. the passengers is at john deere medical center and is expected to survive. it's important to reiterate, no threat to the public because the preliminary investigation reveals a relationship between the gunman and the two victims. because of the holiday and the time it happened, the chp says there were enough drivers out there, good witnesses helping in this case. still no suspect vehicle description. live in pinole, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." also new this morning, a new claim of abuse by another inmate from the santa clara county jail. three correctional deputies already facing murder charges in the death of a santa clara county jail inmate back in august. now the "mercury news" is reporting an inmate who witnessed that beating is planning to file a claim of his own. ruben garcia spoke to the newspaper and says two guards severely beat him in july.

garcia's attorney plans to file the new claim today. sherry smith tells the merc she's looking into the issues. hard to catch a cab in san jose as taxi drivers ramp up their strike live in the third day. >> chris sanchez live at sjc where the drivers are expected to gather in a little over an hour. >> reporter: here is what you need to know today. taxi drivers are expected to circle the airport on the first day that uber drivers are allowed to also show up and pick up passengers. the rules were changed last night unanimously by the san jose city council making some changes for uber lift drivers. they're only subject to random background checks whereas taxi drivers still have to show a clean record each and every time. taxi drivers say they are going to go on strike for a third day in a row. so whether or not you use a taxi or uber, if you're headed to the airport, you could get stuck in the logjam that we expect will develop after 8:00 this morning. we're following this story for you online and on social as

well. so follow us there for the latest details to see how this one shakes out on this very cold morning. at mineta san jose, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> what a transition there. it is a cold start to the day. >> we sit down to 32 degrees, freezing temperatures for the north bay from santa rosa. low 40s also. san francisco the warmest at 47. we'll see 60s across the board as we head into the afternoon. today is the veterans day holiday. mike, you can tell it's a holiday because there's not that many people on the road. >> you can see the fast track lanes moving. even though it's filled for most traffic. let's look at your map and that will yield all the green. the orange highlight at the top, you might find a patch or two of fogg, but we haven't found any in our live cameras. look how mild it is coming in to fremont and north 101, the worst of the slowing past the scene of a crash at 87. one lane is blocked and no major injuries. that's it. >> that's what's happening

"today in the bay." wheel be back at 7:25 and every half hour after that. >> maybe you slept in today. if so, hopefully you enjoyed your morning. a live look at san francisco. right now have a great day. good morning. who won, who lost and who held on. the republican candidates square off for the fourth time. jeb bush on offense, going directly after donald trump. >> he is absolutely wrong on this. we're not going to be the world's policemen, but we sure as heck better be the world's leader. >> ben carson saying he can handle questions about his life story. >> i have no problem with being vetted. what i do have a problem with is being lied about. >> all the highlights from the debate straight ahead. the question, was it a game-changer for anyone. oh, my gosh! >> moment of impact. captured. fiery