long term fame was illusive. vanity suffered years of drug abuse and kidney failure, eventually becoming a born again christian. matthews settled in fremont where she set up a ministry. she was 57 years old. a bay area attorney now missing to severa days. the high profile case take heha linked to. >> reporter: and at the popular lookout where an early morning shooting sunday killed two young men. police have made an arrest. what we've learned this morning. >> reporter: and i'm bob redell and the community response to save the life of this 7 day old colt. "today in the bay" starts now. p. what could be a very heartwarming story there. we'll get to that in just a second. thank you for joining us on this tuesday. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia cannon. let's check the forecast.

>> we're looking great. one last warm day before some rain and cooler temperatures move into the bay area. grab a jacket as you head out, we're now in the low 50s and upper 40s for the north bay, but you'll be taking it off this afternoon as we hit 80 in the north bay and south bay mid to upper 70s elsewhere across the bay area. and then dropping back into the 60s the rest of the week. let's see what is happening in the south bay. >> a lot more traffic than yesterday. in the south bay looking at san jose, south bay schools, a lot of strinlgts have what they call the winter break, so we may see less traffic overall, but a crash around taylor street. we'll talk about taylor swift coming up. rest of the bay looking at a smooth try toward the dublin interchange, slowi ining north livermore.

and in hayward to the minunimit freeway, as well. we'll talk about the metering lights being turned on at their typical time. much more traffic today than yesterday. but nothing dramatic for the maze or the approach. a growing collection of flowers and candles mark the spoke the where two people were shot and killed and another wounded. now police say the person responsible is under arrest. >> stephanie chuang live in san francisco and we've learned the suspect's name. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. richard contreras of san pablo, 27 years old, but already a known felon. this morning behind bars at a san francisco county jail booked on for charges of murder and one attempted murder. you saw the memorial behind us here, but this happening at the popular twin peaks lookout

offering gorgeous views. the suspect was found yesterday in richmond. a dark gray suv they believe he had car jacked and a traffic stop of that suv led to the arrest and search of a home by s.w.a.t. officers in richmond. one major missing piece is the gun used in double killing that happened just after 2:00 sunday morning. it left one man fighting for his life and killed a 21-year-old. his family says he was a landscaper and just hanging out with friends when he was shot and killed. so far people have raised 800 out of an $8,000 goal for his funeral and memorial costs. we also though police have said contreras who they believe again is the gunman knew his victim, but we don't know a motive. we're expecting to saer more

details from san francisco police later today. live here in san francisco, stephanie chuang, today th"toda ba bay". this morning a search for a lawyer linked to a high profile case. steven mitchell was hired by sonoma county to handle the civil suit filed by the family of andy lopez to represent the county. you'll remember lopez was shot and killed by a sheriff deputy who mistook his replica lifl ri for a real one. mitchell's wife reported him missing over the weekend. they found mitchell's car parked in bodega bay, but no sign of him. deputies do not suspect foul play. investigators say robert veg ga shot and killed gus vegas at his home last week. officer vegas was the grand taker of the suspect's son.

investigators are still trying to figure out any motive here or are what led to the shooting. vegas was a 15 year veteran of the richmond police department. he will be honored at a public memorial service in richmond this friday. a warning this morning in campus police at ucburg berkel. a 15-year-old girl was walking saturday night when a man approached her with a knife. the teen was not hurt during the robbery. all new this morning, police searching for an armed robber who held up a cashier at gunpoint at a boost mobile store. this happened about 7:00 last night. investigators say that that cashier was forced to open the register while the suspect pointed a silver revolver at him. the suspect ran off with an undisclosed amount of money and it's not known if any vehicle was involved in the getaway. in just a matter of hours, a brand new pharmacy will open its doors for the first time in san jose. but it redistributes unused

medications for free. >> kris sanchez live in front of the pharmacy on east santa clara street. and it's the first of its kind in the entire state. >> reporter: this could be a model for the entire state. its xwegetting either open dedicated facility and it really is the culmination of nearly a decade of this kind of work providing free prescriptions for people who could not otherwise afford them. back in 2008, the santa clara county department of public health saw a way to put unused prescriptions in to the hands of people who were either not buying them or who were skipping doses in order to make the prescription last. since then it has saved $400,000 and kept a lot of drugs out of the landfills and water supply. and we're scrolling through some of the more than 21 pages of drugs available this week to treat conditions from asthma to heart conditions and beyond. the county accepts unused

unopened unexpired medications from licensed donors. anyone who cannot afford a prescription can bring it here to be filled for no proof income, residency or citizenship required. if the meds are in stock, the prescription is filled just like at any other pharmacy. the stock does vary based on what the dough nations are that week. and it cannot it dispense controlled substances. but certainly a lot of other medications that can help people. the grand opening is at 10:00 and then volunteers get back to to work doing what they have been doing here for about eight years. just at a different location. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." 6:07. one more day needing the sun tan lotion.

>> we will have warm weather. the sun will warm the temperatures up after a start now at 48 degrees. it's 54 in san carlos and 51 in oakland and san jose. looking at those highs this afternoon, once again in the upper 70s and even hitting 80 in gilroy and half moon bay. financial district 76 degrees. also napa. oakland, 80 and livermore 78 degrees. we are in for some rain apmuch cooler temperatures heading into tomorrow. i'll detail that coming up. we'll take you to the north bay, southbound 101 showing a lot more traffic than we had yesterday. southbound 680 slow down toward where we had an earlier crash that moved to the shoulder just past 780. but we've seen the build for the morning commute and that is the concern. 680. westbound 880 is all right

toward east shore freeway. as we move the map out, you'll see the bay bridge metering lights are on. so backup coming off of 580 and 24. fender bender reported just past caster valley. and build for hayward. over here the tri-valley does have slowing west 580 in tort north livermore where we had an earlier crash and that set off the slower drive up to that point. that crash has cleared, but also the point where folks spread down toward north livermore. but not so bad for a tuesday at this time. south bay might see less traffic because a lot of the schools are on winter break this week. the whole week, not just yesterday. we do see the build north 101. and then a crash at taylor off of 87, still no reports. but no slowing showing up here.

an easy build for the nimitz. coming up, an explosion kills several people in russia early this morning. what crews are doing right now. plus can you build a deaf-proof car? and we'll take you live back here to the east bay where it's looking more and more likely that this little baby horse will get that life saving surgery that he desperately needs. ==laura/vo== a natural gas

explosion - including two children -- incene looking at new video of cre s >> a natural gas explosion killed six including two children in central russia today. you're looking at new individual i don't crews searching through rubble and debris. it happened at an apartment about northeast of moscow. five apartments were destroyed, 20 other units damaged. along with the six killed, nine others are hurt. but as of right now, it's still unclear if anybody is missing. no word yet on a possible cause. and starting today, u.s. airlines has 15 days to submit proposals for as many as 100 flights a day cuba. those flights could start as early as the fall and 24e8 they would be the first scheduled service in more than 15 5 5 years. this is part of a civil aviation agreement reached. top officials will sign the

pact. you can build a car in which no one would ever die in a crash? >> scott mcgrew talking about this all morning. >> cars thems are already incredibly safe, it's really the driver where most of the problem lies about so that volvo started thinking about what would it take to prevent all death accidents and thinks it's through a combination of driver assistance technology and cars talking to each other warning each other things like icy conditions. death-proof car not impossible. latest data show that there are some. here is the audi a-4, it's never had an accident before honda odyss odyssey, kia, lexus, subaru legacy, toyota highlander hybrid, toyota sequoia.

never a deadly accident in any of these cars. the man in charnlg in charg experimental project says it originally mattered google cars would drive most of the time. but astro teller says they pound safer just to let the commuter figure it out. he was seen here in a previous ted speech. he gave another talk last night where he updated the world on the project trying to spread internet access to the developing world via weather balloon. teller says they're ready to start real world tests delivering actual connections to people on the ground. he also update order some of alphabet's projects. didn't work out including helping landlocked countries export products uses rockets and vertical farming which is exactly what it sounds like. i think it's cool that not only does google do amazing things,

they do things like, hey, no, that won't work. >> if they hit on it, it changes the entire world. so i guess you can have a few misses. >> no bad ideas, right? 6:16. a week old baby horse is recovering this morning after it was found at the bottom of a steep ravine. it had been stuck there for at least two days. p. >> bob redell live at the ranch where the horse is right now. he's named valentine. he's getting 24 hour care. they will be transporting him to uc davis and they're trying to raise money for the surgery. >> reporter: critical surgery. they need $7,000 to $10,000. you might call that the go fund me the when we started out here at 5:00 this morning was only at $4600 and you can see how much it's grown. they definitely got the minimum

amount, but we know animal services has about 100 voice mails for people who want to donate. so i don't want to say that they have the 10,000, but they're definitely doing a good job. they're trying to save valentine, a 7 day old horse and even though he looks fine, resting right now, probably a little pain meds going on there, as well. if you look at the back part writs's shaved, they did an you will have a sound. his pelvis is broken. and right under the break are vital arteries. so the concern is that if he moves or does anything without the surgery, that that break would rupture the arteries and obviously he could bleed out. he was discovered saturday and you brought him out on sunday. i'm just curious in your line of work, you don't want to get attached to animals, correct? because you see a lot? >> very true. >> but you're attached to this one.

>> i am. our shelter takes in about 9,000 to 10,000 animal as reas a year. and i did get attached to this guy. he's a fighter. >> and we saw some video when you were feeding him. he's jumping around and he's a baby, he doesn't know better that he's hurt and also the pain meds are numbing some of that sensation? >> yes, they send to be more active once they have the pain meds and do things they shouldn't do glp so he will s. >> so he will get some x-rays. let's say you get the money. what did the vet say about his chance of getting through the surgery and that actually fixing the problem? >> she said he's an excellent surgery candidate because he isn't have a fever, his lungs are clear. >> do we know how he ended up in the ravine and where is the owner? >> no one has come forward at

this time. >> i guess that's a whole different story just trying to save this guy right now, obviously trying to get some sleep here and maybe we should turn off the camera light. again, this is what the go fund me account is at right now, $7500. just north of that. and again, they do have a bunch of voice mails at the office people trying to donate. so i don't want to say that they have the amount yet, because you never know, about if you have that extra ten bucks, this guy could use the help. reporting live here at the ranch where he's been taken care of. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> hope he makes it. >> it's been more 80 people that have donated so far to

valentine. $100 i $100, $200, some people 2,000. >> such a giving place. >> lifting our hearts and also temperatures one more day. >> one more day of the warm weather. we take a live look at the bay bridge. we see a clear start to the day and everyone getting out and about. p no worries about fog. and you can leave the up brel are a at home. as we take a look now at those temperatures in the upper 40s heading out, a light jacket needed now and san jose thousand at 52 degrees. heading in to the day, we will start to see some clouds moving in, but i don't think we'll see the clouds until tonight. so in the meantime, our temperatures will warm up into the 70s and 80s. here we are tomorrow morning and we start to see the showers moving into parts of the north bay. and some much needed rain at that as it gets heavier into the evening commute once again this is tomorrow. and we will see those showers lingering into early thursday

before it clears out. at this point it looks like there could be anywhere between quarter of an inch in palo alto, maybe half an inch in oakland and santa rose. but the temperature outlook is well above normal. we should be at about 61 degree this is livermore, up to 78 today. 65 tomorrow with the clouds and late kay showday showers. and cooler on thursday. we will have highs reaching back into the 70s by this weekend. so look good especially on sunday. a lot more comfortable with a high of 73 degrees, but a cool start to the weekend as we will mainly be in the low to mid-60s. and the rain will have a slight chance of that in the north bay on friday. let's check in now with mike. >> we had a lot more traffic compared to yesterday. things are calming down, but we'll look toward fremont.

880 past the truck scale, just fine. a little farther north on the maps, a lot of slowing south 880 coming down toward dakota. crash at thornton. chp hasn't been able to get over there just yet, but they might have moved their way over to the shoulder. so there will shall be slowing past the scene and more distraction. but it might not be as bad as i was originally expecting over the last ten minutes. slower drive and more traffic down through hayward past the is an that dsan mateo bridge. rivy tri-valley holding up nicely. 680 slow toward the extra knee shan brid venetian bridge. metering lights are on bay bridge. there may be something going on in brooklyn from the traffic pattern. so i'll double check with the live camera. peninsula, volume holding pretty steady.

south bay schools off for the winter recess. capitol hill. as president

obama prepares to nominate a replacement fojus a battle brewing on capitol hill as president obama prepares to nominate a replacement for justice antonin scalia. republicans vowing to block whoever that is. >> and he will nominate a nominee and we'll see what happens. tracie potts live in washington, d.c. where democrats say all they're asking for is a vote.

republicans say that's a nonstarter. >> reporter: exactly. and they have been back and forth on this. but the white house is pressing forward saying, yes, this looks like politics, but according to a top democrat here, there is a short list that the president will be looking at. democrats have more that they want to give him, but the question remains even if he does come up with the nominee, will that better than ever gperson a ever get a vote. >> let's hear from our constituents what they think and then vote. >> that is not the way our constitution works. >> i think the new president should have the option. >> practical implications are nil. it's all about politics. >> interestingly one republican orrin hatch was asked what if president obama comes up with someone that you've already afternoon proved, a lower court

judge, that already got republican support. his response, this is the supreme court. it's a different standard. so we wait to see when they come back next week whether or not there will be hearings and an actual senate vote. >> always something to talk about in politics. just going through the motions and holding a hearing looks better than saying i don't think so. we'll see. coming up next, a new way to spa fight the zika virus sparking controversy. >> reporter: and i'm in san jose where the county wants to fill your prescription for free regardless of your income, residency or your citizenship status. i'll show you why it's a money saver. and i'm live in san francisco at the popular twin peaks lookout where there now a memorial. the only reminder here of the triple shooting that killed two young men. what we've learned about the man police believe pulled the trigger. joining us. i'm laura garcia

cannon. =sam/2shot= and i'mam 6:30. thanks for joining us. >> we'll check your forecast with kari hall. clear and warm one more day here. sdl osgr one more day before we have a new jersey cooldown in the bay area. looking for some rain, too. thousa 48 in the north bay and low 50s elsewhere. highs today up to 80 degrees in the north and south bay.

76 in san francisco and 79 in the east bay. as we go into the next couple of days, at least 10 degrees cooler in many spots. i'll detail that coming up. >> in berkeley, live camera didn't reveal any lanes blocked for this stretch, but look at this volume of traffic. there was a crash reported and that is the issue for the backup in toward the area. we're see something recovery now, but you see right where the camera was, a little break down toward the berkeley curve. again a smoother flow now and bay bridge continues to see the backup causing the metering lights to be on. a look at the rest of the bay, smooth drive toward hayward, but bogging down around free month. south 880, a crash at thornton

may still be in lanes. southbound bogging down past the dumb bar top bridge. rest of the day moves well. northbound 101 slow spot. search for a lawyer linked to a high profile case in the north bay. 56-year-old steven mitchell hired by sonoma county to be the lead attorney in a civil suit file aed by the family of andy lopez. you'll remember that lopez was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy who mistook his replica rifle for a real one. the 2013 shooting started several protests throughout the bay area. investigators say that mitchell's wife reported him missing from their santa rosa home over the weekend. they found mitchell's car parked at bodega bay sunday morning, but no sign of mitchell. deputies do not suspect towel play. a agreeing scandals on twin

peaks where two were shot and killed. >> stephanie chuang live and we've learned the suspect's name. >> reporter: that's right. we learned it's richard contreras, just 27 years old. already a known convicted if he will lon behind bars this morning at a san francisco county jail booked on two charges of murder and one charge of attempted murder. we showed you the memorial, but this is at the popular twin peaks lookout where you see the sweeping views of the city. gorgeous sunrise now. this is a shooting that some locals and tourists say people are here all times of the day and night. some expressed relief that police made the arrest. about 25 to 30 miles away in richmond. a break came when police determined the suspect had fled the scene in a stolen dark gray suv. a traffic stop led to the arrest and search of the home by s.w.a.t. officers.

police have not recovered a gun connected for the shooting that left an 18-year-old man fighting for his life and two others dea dead. julio's family told us he was a landscaper and just hanging out with his friends when he was shot and killed. there are questions to the motive behind the triple shooting, but what we do know is that police have said the gunman knew his victims. this was not a random shooting. friends and family are trying to raise money for the funeral and memorial costs. so if a that has reached $800 out of an $8,000 goal. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> south bay man suspected in the death of his co-worker expected to be back in court later today. steve libo is accused of killing the man. they had worked together at a motorcycle shop. investigators believe the

killing happened behind the shop and the body exposed in the mountains. steve libo admitted into getting into a fight with the victim, but maintains that he was framed. also this court this morning, an elementary schoolteacher accused of sexually abusing a student. he was arrested last month for allegedly sexually abusing a girl more than ten years ago. he was a fourth and fifth grade teacher this palo alto. the school put him on unpaid leave. the arrest came after more than a year long investigation into allegations having sexual relations with a girl over a three year period. storting wh inin ining starting was just 11. san francisco planning to level the playing field for a unique law designed to assist elderly bus passengers. when it comes to giving up your seat for a senior citizen, we should all do it, but it's the the law. penalties have always been

steeper for young people. the examiner reports youth fines will now fall in line withed a did you tell fines drop to go $112 from what they previously were almost 400 bucks. while adults only received citations, youths in the past could have also faced criminal penalties. that is also going to change under new mta policy as well as the agency cutting other youth citation fees in half. new this morning, you heard of genetically modified corn and seafood. the secret to stopping the zika virus may be genetically modify mosquitos. in a new statement, an advisory group recommends releasing sterile males to mate with infected females. scientists recently conducted that kind try in the cayman islands. critics say there is no way of knowing the long term effects from wiping out an entire mosquito population. in a matter of hour, a brand new pharmacy will open its doors

for the first time in california and in san jose. it redistributes up used medications for free. >> kris sanchez live in front of the pharmacy on east santa clara street. and very unique here. >> reporter: it is. and it could be a model for the state because it used those unused medications, puts them in the hands of people who maybe could not afford them otherwise. the better health pharmacy is getting it own dedicated building today, but this really is a celebration of eight years of work by the county. back in wow 8, the county found a way to put unused prescriptions into the hands of people who maybe weren't taking their medications or skipping doses this ordin order to make stretch. and they have filled nearly 9,000 prescriptions, saved $400,000 and kept many drugs out of the landfill and water

supply. there are horn 21 pages of drug available just this week to treat conditions from asthma to heart conditions. it works like this, the county accepts the unused unopened and unexpired medications from state regulated facilities. those donors are licensed and drugs checked once they arrive here on site. you can bring your prescription to be filled here. no proof income, resident deps city or citizenship required. if the meds are in stock, the prescription is filled. the stock does vary based on donations. they cannot dispense controlled substances. after the grand opening, the volunteers will get back to work filling the prescriptions for free as they have done for eight years. but again, this is certainly a model that a lot of communities

could benefit from. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> probably popular if you're out standing in line a good day do that. >> the weather has been glorious. >> we need the rain at this point and it is good to see it back into the forecast heading in to tomorrow. so one last day with a cool start. upper 40s right now. reaching in to the low 80s today in gilroy. up to 80 there in san carlos, 77. and we'll also see some 70s and 80s elsewhere. even up to 81 degrees today in brentwood. we could set new records once again, but then rain and cooler temperatures arrive. let's see what is happening on the roadways now. we have more traffic flowing more than yesterday. west 92 showing a lot more

traffic this morning. we don't see the dramatic slowing all the way across the san mateo bridge. 101 itself moving pretty well over there. the big dramatic drive is southbound 880 south of the san mateo bridge into union city and then really bogging down around alvarado where an earlier crash may still be in lanes. chp has yet to get there. so may be tough to get to the dumbarton bridge. an earlier crash in livermore has smoothed things out at north 1st street. so back to typical morning commute. over here east shore freeway also made some recovery after an earlier crash at ashby. approaching the berkeley curve is slow and smooth drive through san rafael. different form of transportation now. happening today, the blue and gold fleet is suspending it

ferry service between continuer r tiburon and san francisco. only way work crews can make a string of necessary repairs to the floating dock in tiburon. bus service will replace it during commute hours. coming up, from the show stopping performance and touching tributes to some technical troubles that may have tripped up adele. we take a look back at the grammy's most memorable moments. plus can you get a tesla for $500? you can, sort of. let's take a live look at the bigboards. not bad. an almost deadly beating has

orinda city leaders thinking about changing the rules for temporary rental units. almost deadly beating has orinda city leaders rethinking the rules for temporary rental units. that incident took place over the weekend. officers found a 21-year-old man with life threatening injuries from a fight. the plan he got into a fight with has still not been found. police say the argument all started inside of a home rented on airbnb. now error rin came's mayor is considering a new ordinance to add new restrictions to those kind of rentals. >> so we know if there is an emergency we know who to contact. >> or 6:44, stock markets back to work this morning. >> early positive sign. >> we've gotten some good

numbers, but there had been a rom from oil producing companies to slow their production that would drive oil prices higher. wall street hoping for that. play-doh at the opening bell. let's talk about the toys here on the nasdaq. those are toy week in new york city where hasbro, play-doh and then you've got radio flyer showing off this. this is tesla's new toy. those are so cool. $500 from radio flyer. radio fryer makes the little red wagon you used to push your little sister down the hill in. now makes a 500 electric toy tesla. and it has working headlights, too. kanye west says he will only distribute his new album via the app tidal. but customers say not only have

they been charged $20 for album they have not never gotten but in-explained fees, as well. tidal is a swedish company trying to create a service that pays artists properly, the kind of app you'd get but the problem is you are getting the sort of app you get when musicians run apps. >> kanye west probably shouldn't be cutting off revenue sources. it's said he's $53 million in debt. music world certainly buzzing this morning following last night's grammy awards. >> one big winner a very familiar face. dim plan dryer has a look at some of the memorable moments from last night. >> good morning. just a couple weeks ago i was out in your neck of the woods

for the super bowl and now at the grammys. i swear this is all work, but i am enjoying every second of it. and it was a great night on the red carpet before the whole thing even got started. so many stars walking past me, but i got to wave at a few and talk to some of the big up and coming stars, as well. taylor swift opened up the night, a wonderful way to open up the grammys. she went on to win album of the year and her acceptance speech maybe a jab at kanye west. we'll have that coming up on the "today" show. we also had very touching tributes throughout the night. but i think it was lady gaga's contribute baut tribute to davi a lot of attention. she was one of the last artists to walk in and she was already dressed in honor of david bow i and she went on for several minutes and squeezed in i think nine songs. and also adele, that was big exciting performance, but there was an audio glitch. apparently the hike crow phone fell on the strings of the piano

and as adele does, she didn't miss a beat, she was right on cue. we'll have all the very latest coming up this morning on the "today" show. p. >> do you have a great gig. thanks. as issshe mentioned, swift album of the year. best song went to thinking out loud. best record "uptown funk." kendrick lamar won five grammys including best rap album and best musical theater album went to the broadway smash hamilton which is coming to san francisco next month. kendrick lamar won five. >> he lost six times. >> let's keep it positive.

>> talk about positive, look at that stunrise behind us. >> a beautiful start. one last day where you can enjoy the sunshine, take in the warmth and then looking forward to rain move aing in along with some cooler temperatures. p it has been very toasty out there. as the "7-day forecast" comes up, you can see how big of a change we're expecting. a it is very cool in some spots. we're in the upper 40s for the north bay and east bay, low 50s elsewhere. and as we take it hour by hour in livermore, we do start out in the upper 40s, but look at how these temperatures climb as we go this to every couple of hours up to about 5 or 6 degrees. so by 3:00, we're at 76 and then clouds moving in. by 7:30 this evening, we do see cloud cover all over the north

bay and then it moves farther to the south. we will start to see the showers early tomorrow morning for the north bay. starting out as light rain and then spreading to the south. maybe heavier down pours by tomorrow evening. the why yellow indicates heavier rain. as it sweeps through, also gusty winds a possibility. so looking at high winds and rain here while we have snow in the sierra. rainfall totals may reach anywhere from about quarter of an inch in san jose up to maybe half an inch in spots like napa. a little higher for far north bay. and into the next several days, after coming up to off of some record highs, in livermore we're looking at 78 today. 65 tomorrow p. and we'll be right at average on thursday into the start of the weekend, we'll start to see the temperature trend going right back up by the end of the weekend, we will have highs back in the low 70s. and mostly sunny skies. we'll also have a slight chance of rain in the north bay on

friday. we'll talk are more about all of that, but let's in now with mike. we have a bigger commute than yesterday, but not as big as a typical tuesday. san jose, we have slowing north 101 just north of 680, but look at your maps and this is not quite as much slowing as we typically see. because it's tuesday, it's during winter recess for south bay schools. we're looking toward slow and go for north 101 at capital expressway, 87, 85 and 280 all showing incal patterns. but a little lighter than we might expect. slower here south 880 down toward thornton. chp has yet to give me the all clear there for lanes slow through union city. building toward the peninsula. build for the east shore freeway slowing down through richmond, berkeley and toward the bay bridge where the meetitering lis are on.

california rock band eagles of deaf metal will make their return to paris. >> the band will perform at olympia hall. in november you'll recall 89 people were killed during their show, one of a series of attacks that eventually left 130 dead. security will be tight at tonight's event. p in a tearful interview with a french television station, the lead singer says it was time to finish what the band started that fateful night. >> it's been such an outpouring of support for us and love for us. it's overwhelming. i don't want to let anyone down, you know. >> hard to get over that night if they ever do. survivors of the attack were given free tickets to the show. psychologists will be on site to provide any emotional support.

6:52. coming up next, an arrest in the shooting death of two people while visiting san francisco's scenic twin peaks. new information would he learned about the man police say is the killer. >> reporter: and i'm with the amazing response from the community that might have just saved the life of this 7 day old horse. his story coming up. happening now, senate republicans vow to stop president obama from nominating a replacement supreme court justice. new election day angle that may allow the president to have his day after all. plus man takes support for bernie sanders to new heights. as in the roof of his house. and facebook hardly making friends with its policies on pot dispensaries. learn about the new cloud of controversy. announcer: through sunday

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to the today show in welcome back. one final check of the top stories. >> right now let's go to stephanie chuang live with details on the arrest in connection with a double homicide. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. we've learned the man behind bars this morning suspected of killing two young men here is

27-year-old richard contreras. you can see now there is a memorial not victims. a reminder of the triple shooting that happened sunday morning. and the search for the suspect ended just before 7:00 last night in richmond where police pulled contreras over. that led to the arrest and then search of a home by s.w.a.t. officers. police have not recovered any firearm connected to the shooting that left an 18-year-old fighting to his life and killed two others. their family saying a landscaper just hanging out with his friends when he was killed. police have said the suspect knew his victims. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> reporter: and in san jose the county will get its first permanent free pharmacy for folks to get their drugs for free with a doctor's note. the better health pharmacy is getting its first of its kind

pharmacy in both successful track record and in 2008, the county started collecting unused unexpired meds from state regulators licensed facilities and give them to people who need them the most and can't afford a co-pay or don't have insurance. it keeps drugs out of the landfill and in that eight years, the county has filled nearly 9,000 prescriptions and saved $400,000. better health pharmacy cannot dispense controlled substances, but everything else is up to grabs. sl we'll be here for the grand opening at 10:00. >> reporter: and i'm bob redell live where it appears that the community it and viewers have come through with enough money for life saving surgery for this 7 day old horse. he was found injured in a canyon in free month. t fremont. if i can borrow my hand, the go fund me account is now over $10,000. what happened to valentine here, if you look at his back left

side, he broke his pelvis falling into miles per hoorrisod that pelvis break is right over a major artery. if he doesn't get it fixed, that could rupture the artery and he could bleed to death. he will be good x-rays and they have the money and vets believe he's an excellent candidate for surgery. so fingers crossed for this guy right here. we were at $4600 at 5:00 and now over ten grand. there you go. >> and he likes, bob. you have to help him through this. look at how quickly just over the last 2 1/2 hours we've been on air, the money raised. great. >> so heartwarming. and another fnice day. >> near record highs. >> more slow heing, but not as bad as your typical tuesday. >> all right. we'll take it. and we'll be back with local

news update in about half an hour. good morning. winter wallop. nearly 50 million am a massive storm sweeping across at least 17 states from north carolina to new england and spauns a tornado outbreak across the south, a 94-year-old woman trapped inside her home. but first responders and volunteers form a human chain to pull that woman from the debris. ultimatum, donald trump threatening to sue ted cruz if the senator doesn't stop running attack ads. >> i have never ever met a person that lies more than ted cruz. and donald trump doubles down on ace attacks on the bush