the national guard in charlotte, the violence escalates as one man clings to life. >> people were hurt by this. lot of people lost family in the holocaust. >> hateful graffiti at san jose state. who is targeted, how the university is responding. today in the bay starts now. thanks for joining us on the first day of fall. kris sanchez, laura garcia-cannon is off. >> sam brock. talking pumpkins a second ago. you have the orange dress on. feel like you're in a halloween mood. >> loving it. >> you can't miss the winds flapping around. >> feels like fall. grab the jackets for the little ones, it will be with them this

morning. winds are active this afternoon. temperatures are cool. starting this morning different. in the 50s where we should be this time of year. unlike the past couple mornings, it has been mild. the other thing you'll notice is winds. that's the other thing you notice when you get going, especially across san francisco at the coastline, higher elevations as well. look at the high temperatures later on. 60s for most of us throughout the day, a few low 70s, san jose, concord, livermore at 70. oakland 67. 65 for san francisco. we will talk about the weekend forecast around the corner on time to work. looking at the peninsula. we had a lot of wind reported early this morning at 4:00 in san francisco. that might have calmed down for the time being. i want to show you what else calmed down. northbound 101, coming up north of san martin avenue. they reopened two lanes a few

minutes early from the overnight construction. no stall that i can see on either side of the bridge. from time to time, we will see the camera shake. wind advisory. developing overnight in contra costa county, people tell us they heard gunshots and screaming outside their houses in concord. now we know two people were shot in their own home, one in critical condition right now. >> sharon katsuda joining us from concord. sharon, police are investigating what relationship might exist between people that attacked and those two that were in their home at the time. >> reporter: that's right. the shooting happened behind us in this private neighborhood, you can see seven homes away from the area. police were here all last night, the last investigators left about an hour ago. neighbors on the 2900 block of

bella drive heard gunshots about 9:50. police say the suspect or suspects shot them in the home. the woman said she was followed home. there was possibly a pickup truck involved in the shooting. >> it happened fairly late so there wasn't too many neighbors that were actually outside who saw what happened but they did hear the shots. not sure about the relationship with the boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, wife. i believe two victims live together. >> police say that female victim is 29 years old. the female victim shot in the head is 28 years old. police say the suspects were wearing all black clothing. last we heard the male victim is in critical condition. live in concord. sharon katsuda, today in the bay. developing out east, live out to charlotte, north carolina. all is calm now, but this is after a full night of developments in that southern city.

state of emergency declared in north carolina with the clouds over the city now as protesters clashed with police for a second night in a row. police in riot gear fired tear gas into a crowd blocking the interstate and the violence only escalated from there. one person is in critical condition after being shot by a protester. they stress the shooter was not a police officer. >> i don't know, they shot somebody laying there in front of the omni, there was blood, there was a crowd of people. i don't know if he's dead. >> panic, confusion, tear gas. four police officers were also injured in that melee. all of the chaos resulting from a police involved shooting tuesday when a black police officer shot and killed a black man named keith lamont scott during an investigation at an apartment building. we will take a closer look at damage left behind coming up in

a live report in the next hour. back at home. students of san jose university feeling uneasy after the discovery of swastikas and other hate filled graffiti at two separate dorms. in one they placed a swastika in place in name tags. in the other, swastika and hate language were put in a seven person suite in campus village. those images are calling for student meetings. we have a live report at the bottom of the hour. still have no answers about what caused a stench that sent dozens to the hospital with breathing problems. you can see the coast guard was out investigating an oil sheen seen on the water. that could be to blame for the stench, but we don't know yet. authorities are looking at the tanker that's docked at the phillips refinery and could be the source of the spill. >> may have some. we don't know. there are a lot of unknowns.

this is one possibility, if it was lighter oil, it could have just evaporated. >> it promised a lot of 911 calls and dozens went to the hospital feeling sick. they issued a shelter in place which has been lifted. oakland police are debuting a new substation. it is at high street and international boulevard. that station is a place for kids to do homework and work on computers alongside officers. opd says it is a chance for officers to interact with the community there. we are talking law enforcement, in berkeley, a bombshell after sudden resignation of the police chief. michael meehan cited personal reasons in an announcement. he wrote a detailed letter explaining the decision to leave in a month. instead, they accepted that

effective immediately. while he faced few controversies during time as chief, others say the friction was brewing among rank and file. >> tensions between him and the police force and thank god it wasn't some sexual relationship or misuse of force or guns or covering up something. >> following meehan's announcement, city leaders quickly appointed berkeley captain greenwood as acting chief. berkeley is one of many bay area police departments currently without a police chief. back in may, san francisco police former chief was forced out and a search is under way for his replacement. the interim chief chaplain is in the running. in june, oakland went through not one but three chiefs in the wake of a sex abuse scandal. the department is still looking for a permanent replacement. lastly, hayward's chief is out on administrative leave. not so fast, the nfl

commissioner says that raiders move to vegas may not be likely. the governor of nevada intends to call state lawmakers into special session early next month to consider a public financing plan for a new stadium there. however, nfl commissioner goodell thinks there's a deal to be had in oakland. and there's speculation former raider ronnie lot is part of a group looking to buy the coliseum site for a stadium here. >> let's make a deal to keep the raiders in town. i think a lot of people would be behind that. a lot of people are behind changes we see in the forecast, anthony. very pleasant, but cool. >> starts at 7:21 this morning, fall. 54 in livermore, 58 in san jose. 55 in santa rosa, 53 in napa. winds are gusty for the first half of the day. been gusty in san francisco. overnight, up to gusts of 40

miles per hour. everywhere else seeing winds subside. highs today are cool. grab the jackets and keep them. you need them this afternoon. 73 for san jose, 65 for san francisco, only 70 for livermore. the weekend forecast is straight ahead. mike, what are you tracking? >> tracking traffic. great news for the commute. tracking wind advisory. gusts across the san mateo bridge and altamont pass. no additional difficulties reported. fremont, live camera, traffic is as you would expect. the bottom, you see that flag blowing strongly in the breeze. so far, no additional issues. back to you. coming up, silicon valley giant known for fund-raising and candidates as a republican hosts democratic vice president tim kaine. we will show you that garden

event. and yahoo! may have had one of the biggest hacks in the history of hacks. we will take a look coming up. anim

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of a question and answer session at the home of entrepreneur steve spinner. prominent republicans were there. hp's top boss meg whitman hosted that. she ran for governor, was a prolific fund-raiser then, too. now to the presidential race. hillary clinton and donald trump are weighing in on protests that continued another night in charlotte as we have been reporting. >> tracy potts is live in washington with what they're saying, whether it will make a difference. >> reporter: yes. certainly what they're saying related to this may make a difference. hillary clinton and donald trump weighing in on the violence with different ideas how to fix not only what's happening now but some things happening in the african-american community that led up to this level of frustration.

presidential candidates are reacting to the violence in north carolina, a battleground state, the police shooting of an unarmed man in tulsa, oklahoma. >> unbearable. needs to become intolerable. >> reporter: donald trump in a fox town hall says to stop inner-city crime. >> i would do stop and frisk. i think you have to. >> reporter: they declared it unconstitutional. trump argues democrats turned their backs on black voters. >> they look for votes of people living in the inner-city and then they say we will see you later in four years. >> reporter: trump down 7 points among likely voters in the latest poll. clinton's team says she's practicing, not sure as they put it, which trump will show up. she's hitting trump on not releasing taxes yet. >> don't you think there's almost like something wrong? what's wrong. >> and using charity to pay off

a legal settlement. >> trump is aligning himself with ted cruz, backing his push to send government authority over the incident. here on capitol hill, top democrats asked the irs to investigate trump's foundation, keeping in mind that they were already taking a look at clinton's. >> the irs has a lot on its agenda. thank you very much from d.c. students and parents last night asked berkeley school leaders to reinstate a teacher suspended in the wake of a violent confrontation. three months ago that popular teacher, civil rights activist was among ten beat up when they confronted a group of neonazied at a sanctioned rally. following the rally, the administration got threats if they didn't fire her, students at the school could be harmed. >> barring me from the chance to continue to teach students is not only silencing me but

silencing them and i promise you, you will not get away with it. >> ever since school resumed, she had been back in the classroom teaching but the board suddenly suspended her this week. not commenting about why other than saying, quote, it is a personnel matter. a simple explanation of american politics, rich people tend to support republican candidates, but this election is not so simple. >> throwing everything we thought out the window. this time hillary clinton getting that support. >> big support. bloomberg looked at the numbers, found the same group of high earners that supported mitt romney last time around now overwhelmingly support hillary clinton. 46% of households earning $100,000 or more identify as democrat in this election. curiously, the same voters admit their personal finances would be better under trump but they're still going to vote for clinton.

dr. priscilla chan announced that she and her husband mark successor berg will set aside $3 million not just to fight childhood disease but end it through a new science foundation. chan, a pediatrician, talked from her own experience telling families their child was fatally ill. >> by investing in science today, we hope to build a future in which all our children can live long and rewarding lives. we set a goal. can we all together work to cure, prevent or manage all disease within our children's lifetime. >> big goals indeed. let's check the rest of the news. landon dowdy has more. good morning. >> the markets could take a breather following gains fueled by the federal reserve. nasdaq closing at an all-time high, futures are higher this

morning. the fed leaving interest rates unchanged, stressed the need for a rate hike, a signal a move is likely in december. new look today at unemployment and housing. >> thank you. the blog is saying yahoo announcing a hack. we just simply don't know how bad it is. how much information hackers were able to steal. the bottom line is going to be how big it is. apparently it is enormous. also t mobile had a nationwide outage. we are looking at that. we will tell you more about that. >> some people may get a respite

from the phone. live look at fremont. first day of autumn which means end of summer. it absolutely feels that way. looking now, there's a flag on the bottom left-hand corner of the screen flapping around, it is pretty breezy. this is the season for pumpkin latte and pie, anything pumpkin, getting ready to carve out those pumpkins for the holiday. i don't know why we are talking winter. enjoy the moment. >> enjoy fall. do it before the weekend, it will be hot this weekend. temperatures are going up. we feel like summer for saturday and sunday. relish in today and enjoy it. if you like cool weather, it will be with us all day. breezy conditions as well. first day of autumn, 7:21. that's what the scenery will look like. clear skies. for the most part, don't have

fog, but a few clouds that move by. temperatures now are much cooler than they have been in the past couple mornings. back in the low 50s for morgan hill. livermore, 54 degrees after a low temperature two mornings o ago at 70. the coastline, in san francisco, inland valleys, winds are starting to subside in san jose. not seeing much in terms of gusty conditions. later this afternoon will feel nice. 60s and 70s and that's it for daytime high definition because of this area of low pressure spinning across the pacific northwest. this will continue to hike out as we head to the next couple days, allowing for an area of high pressure to build in off the coastline. this will be our neighbor for the weekend and will bring in hot weather. 90s for saturday and sunday. some of us may hit 100, but even

in san francisco, a warm one. talking 80 by sunday. switch gears, talk to mike. what are you tracking? >> a nice easy drive. a bit of wind has been reported across bridges, anthony, you talked about this, gusts through san francisco. we will talk about speeds, nothing bad going on here. smooth drive across from north bay to east bay. 101 to golden gate bridge. bay bridge toll plaza, little color change. traffic starting to build. peninsula shows a smooth drive. palo alto, showing a little shake. breezy conditions around the bay. be prepared. back to you. we are tracking a developing situation in charlotte, north carolina where protests and rioting happened again last night in response to the deadly shooting of a black man by a

police officer. battle one. water resistant bones versus water. customer versus carrier. consumer investigator chris ga more a. that's next. tracy potts. help is pouring in for an east

bay family after thier two year old was kl by an a-c trsit bus this week. help pouring in for an east bay family after their two-year-old was killed by a transit bus this week.

an oakland police officer set up a go fund me page to help the family of the two-year-old. the community contributed $15,000. the toddler died tuesday when he ran into the street chasing a ball and was hit by the bus. >> nice to see the community trying to rally behind that family. 5:25. nbc bay area responds to a south bay woman that called about a water resistant phone that turned out to be not water resistant. >> we have the story, how he helped her get results. >> reporter: good morning. michelle martinez bought the samsung galaxy 7 edge. she chose that model, it is advertised as being water resistant. three days later, it was splashd with water on vacation and quit working. michelle asked t mobile to replace it, told her she had to file an insurance claim, and pay a $175 deductible. she didn't think that was fair

saying the phone was clearly defective. we reached out to ask why they wanted her to pay deductible for a phone still under warranty. it quickly replaced her galaxy 7 we asked t mobile for comment but it didn't respond. if you have a consumer complaint, call us. 888-996-tips or log onto nbcbayarea.com/responds. once there, click the yellow submit bar, share photos, videos to help us investigate your case. tomorrow, the latest total on how much we returned to viewers like you. have a great day. >> you, too. we are closely watching a situation in charlotte which is heightened after another night of violent protests. >> this time a person was shot in charlotte. a live report from the city in turmoil after the governor called a state of emergency. for joining us.

i'm sam brock. and i'm kris sanchez -- in laur. good thursday morning. i am chris brock. >> i am kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. it is first day of fall. feels like fall today so you get used to it. >> changes for the weekend. >> crazy, back into the 90s for sunday. even yesterday was a nice day, comfortable. room temperature. back in the 70s. that's what it will be this afternoon. 50s for the most part. some of us in the 40s. morgan hill and near napa ,

santa cruz. really in the 50s this morning. high temperatures this afternoon are comfortable in the 60s and 70s, cooler than yesterday. you may need jackets in the afternoon. looking good, 17 toward the beach on the weekend, but worried coming in, northbound 17 around glenwood drive, heard about a crash blocking the right lane. everything on the map shows a smooth drive, except the blip westbound 5-a at the dublin interchange, i see slowing. i will check the live camera for issues there. bay bridge toll plaza, should see metering lights turned on. there's a minor delay now at the bay bridge. back to you. we continue to monitor a developing story out of concord. a live shot now from concord and a quiet neighborhood where an investigation is moving forward. two people were shot inside their home. one of them is dead and the

other in critical condition. this happened on belleau drive, not far from alameda. police believe they entered and shot both a man and woman. sharon katsuda will have a live report at the top of the hour. another developing story from charlotte. we look live at the city. a gloomy day on a morning that follows nights of turmoil where anger and racial tension boiled over yet again after another officer involved shooting. north carolina hundreds took to the streets rallying about the death of keith lamont scott. sarah rose ar i don't see has more. >> reporter: chris, it was violent protests for a second night in a row, saw it tuesday

and last night with protesters, hundreds marching up the street in uptown charlotte, that's what the heart of the city is called, uptown, all in protest of the 43-year-old keith scott shot and killed tuesday by police. we have anger, racial tensions boiling over after another officer involved shooting. the unrest in charlotte continued. second night of violent protests brings out police in riot gear using flash grenades, rubber bullets and tear gas. hundreds taking to the streets with signs, protesting the death of 43-year-old keith scott killed tuesday by police. overnight the loud booms sent demonstrators running for cover. police saying at least one person was shot, the gunman was not a police officer. >> i don't know, they shot somebody, he is laying there in front of the omni, there's blood and a crowd of people and i

don't know if he is dead. >> reporter: the violence continued with several people injured, including officers. setting fires, throwing rocks near the scene keith scott was killed earlier. they think he ignored officer commands to drop his weapon, despite witnesses saying scott didn't have a gun but instead was holding a book and was shot waiting for his son to get off the bus. an evening beginning with a peaceful candlelight vigil was soon overshadowed with a display of violence. the governor called in for backup bringing in national guard and highway patrol to keep officers safe and be a backup for officers should more protests arise today. live in charlotte, sarah rose ar i don't see, back to you.

>> thank you very much. no word on the stench that sent hundreds to the hospital. an oil sheen was spotted in the san pablo bay. authorities are looking at the tanker that's docked at the phillips refinery in rodeo. that could be the source of the spill. the coast guard can't say if it is behind that odor that prompted hundreds to call 911 late tuesday night. dozens felt sick and the city ended up issuing a city wide shelter in place. there were several rape cases reported at uc berkeley in recent weeks and now an arrest. berkeley police arrested this 25-year-old man for raping a 19-year-old student in her dorm three weeks ago. police say the victims did know the suspect but gave no other details. this was the fifth rape case

reported on campus just this month. students of san jose state university feeling uneasy this morning after discovery of swastikas and hate filled graffiti at two separate dorms. bob bird ellis looking into this story. what are you learning? >> reporter: good morning, sam. we spoke to one student yesterday at san jose state, hoping this was some twisted joke and not an actual threat, but police of course are taking it very seriously. they're investigating the two separate instances and both took place on tuesday night. one was inside washburn hall. someone created a swastika out of name tags, put it on a hallway door, moved it to a window in a dorm room. wrote something hateful. police won't indicate what it was, only that it targeted a specific group of people. and students in a seven person suite came across another swastika and more hate speech.

>> people should be educated on how things like this aren't a joke. people were actually hurt by this, many families lost people in the holocaust. >> a little bit awkward, yeah. >> reporter: racism is not acceptable. i would say this symbol is anti-semitic, right, so it is not acceptable but it is a reality we deal with. >> reporter: san jose sent a letter to campus to let us know what happened. let's us know how sad and angry the university is over the hate speech. the campus will be organizing in person meetings with students as well. live at san jose state, bob redell, today in the bay. 5:36. a tragic accident in sierra, nevada takes the life of a grad student. she was killed sunday climbing. she was 26 years old.

she was a fourth year grad student studying immunology. authorities say she was climbing near bear creek spire when she lost her footing, fell more than 800 feet. this is the second tragic accident to hit a bay area university this week. monday, we reported the death of a student that drowned in a lake east of fresno. happening today, san francisco supervisors will hold a hotly anticipated hearing about the slowly sinking millenium tower, the high-rise sunk more than a foot in the short time since it finished. today supervisors will hear from current and former building inspectors about what they knew and when. nbc bay area investigative reporter broke that story. he now says a top member of mayor's staff will also face tough questions. he formerly was a private

consultant that got major projects built, including millenium tower. one of the most well known mayors, kevin johnson, assaulted at a dinner event. protesters threw a pie in his face. that's when johnson fought back, allegedly punching the man in the face. the protester was arrested. johnson is a former nba star, cal basketball player. he was elected mayor of sacramento back in 2008. nasa is giving us a new look at the damage caused by the massive fire near big sur that continues to burn. this combines infrared and green light. areas in red shows places that are burned. it is now the costliest fire in u.s. history, tab of more than $200 million and counting. full containment is expected by end of the month. >> that image is sobering. shows us exactly what we already knew, that we are seeing such extensive damage this fire

season. anthony slaughter joins us this morning. temperatures have come down in recent days. it is good news. we have a red flag warning in effect. looking at gusty winds and dry conditions, cool conditions now. 55 in north bay, 56 in san francisco. notice the high temperature today definitely not as hot as they were two days ago. high temperatures, some of us are low temperatures we saw a couple of days ago. 73 for the east bay, 74 for south bay, 65 for san francisco. we will talk about that weekend forecast around the corner. meantime, we will toss to mike tracking issues. we are watching the bridge in san mateo, san francisco and pacifica, getting gusty there as well. altamont pass, gusty winds earlier. no problems. earlier slow down sorting out as you approach dublin interchange.

no additional issues. metering lights are on. there you go. back to you. coming up next. get the fall sweaters out. it is, after all, fall officially. anthony has been talking about it all morning long. we take a live look now at a lit up bay bridge. and clever idea by bay area inventors that could save children's lives. we will look coming up in business. ==sam//take vo==

iraqi troops along with forces from a pro-iraqi government militia reportedly retook som 5:43. new this morning, iraqi troops with forces from pro-government militia reportedly retook villages from isis. video showed tanks firing at targets and showed thick smoke billowing in the distance. that footage demonstrated some families were fleeing crossfire, being assisted by iraqi troops. the prime minister says the country is working at retaking mosul, the second largest city and has been held by isis since 2014. some call t mobile the uncarrier. today that is definitely true. >> subscribers are having all kinds of issues just connecting. >> all kinds of trouble. hearing reports of an outage of t mobile service throughout the united states overnight, sam. about two hours ago, t mobile announced it was back up and running. if you're having trouble, we would love for you to tell us.

news tips at nbcbayarea.com. and we will investigate. tesla sending an update to cars that the manufacturer says will improve its ability to drive itself. ee lan must being says it would have prevented that accident in florida because it uses radar over cameras. the radar has its own problem, like a tin can to look big on radar, particularly if crumpled like this. that's the right way it reflects radar to look like a big truck. it will include something called max temperature control. turning on air conditioning in a parked car if temperature goes over 105 degrees. up to 12 hours after the driver exits the vehicle. obviously in the hopes of saving lives of kids and pets forgotten in the back seat. speaking of smart people,

hats off to winning mack art they are genius award. given amnesty under reagan's immigration program, helps poor families get credit. and award for manu pra cash for inventing a paper microscope. ten of the winners are from california. four from the bay area. the neat thing about the award, is the money. they can do anything they want with the money. no restriction. they have time and salary to work on whatever they want. it is really cool. >> these are people that seem to pay it forward. >> really great people. and he is representative of the silicon valley. someone that came here as an immigrant, started out poor, lifted himself up.

it is a great story. so typical in a good way of what we represent. >> i will be honest, i don't know the ethnic background of everyone else, but those are pra cash and yang, et cetera, they earned it. a brazen car break-in down the street from google and linked in. it happened offshore line and pear avenue. police say the victim's car was parked feet from a 7-eleven and starbucks. you see the man show up, smash the back window with his hand and sweatshirt and take a backpack. soon takes off in a gray hyundai sonata. neighbors are shocked. >> amazing how in broad daylight. >> it is a crime of opportunity. not sure if they were following him or casing the parking lot already. >> police say the victim stopped to get coffee and was just gone a few minutes. the laptop was in that stolen

backpack. if you recognize the suspect or the car call the police. repairs to a san francisco commuter tunnel taking an unexpected and rather expensive detour. crews are working on the sunset tunnel which services the juneau line. the examiner reports crumbling walls in the tunnel will delay completion of the project and add $3 million more to the cost. it is possible those renovations will lead to delays. lots of folks want a cup of coffee, hot cocoa, tea, whatever your jam is. it is cooler to start today. a live look now from fremont which we now know is one of the best places to live. reported this yesterday. top 50 by money magazine. fall in fremont, definitely a

good idea. >> congratulations, fremont. anthony slaughter joins us, has been talking about the fact that it is starting to feel like fall. that will last a couple of days? >> today and tomorrow, temperatures go back into the 80s. enjoy it. 60s and 70s, it will feel like fall. grab the jackets and as you mention, pumpkin spice latte as i have always been talking about the past week or so. >> i think you have a problem. >> yeah. i like pumpkin spice latte. let's talk weather. we are looking at clear skies in san jose. a few clouds this morning, nothing like yesterday. no fog, no drizzle. 55 in san francisco, 56 in palo alto and livermore. stark contrast to two days ago in the 70s at this time of morning. you can see winds are whipping out of the northwest through the

morning. that continues to keep us cool through the afternoon. 67 the high in oakland. 72 for palo alto. 73 for san jose. comfortable, room temperature weather for most of us. the reason we have temperatures cooling is this pressure to the north. all of the moisture is spread across the rockies. for us, this will continue to move in through the day. winds continue to be breezy the first half of today. moves out the next couple days. by the weekend, high pressure builds in and that brings hot weather. talking 90s, low 90s by saturday. mid to upper 90s by sunday. we stay there as we head to next week. san francisco, saturday in the 70s and by sunday, san francisco standards could be talking sweltering record heat by sunday. if you don't have air conditioning, that's the day to

head to the beach. maybe you're headed to work. mike, what are you tracking. >> i'll let you know, enjoying these couple days. traffic wise, folks enjoying a smooth drive. just the beginning of typical patterns. tri-valley, no big problem for 580, up to speed. 680 slow, clearing by sunol. 880, slowing typical on either side of the san mateo bridge. south of there, south bay, northbound building. 87 to downtown just under the speed limit. 101, live camera, that's the first burst of traffic we see kicking in now. no crashes. this should move better in the next 20 minutes. in oakland, nice smooth drive as well. you can see approaching the

toll plaza, meter lights are on. back to you. >> thank you very much. if you have seen the future of roller coasters through goggles, might want to keep them handy. the kind of roller coaster rolling out at a popular bay area amusement park. >> rage of the gargoyles as six flags. riders wear virtual reality goggles and pass through demonic creatures. >> the whole experience is demonic for some people. >> you take off the sunglasses, they fly off. i wonder how they stay on. >> strap. celebrity couple brangelina split. so did their wax. >> they had to split it down the middle. the museum put another wax figure between them. don't know who. they were popular on display 15

of 20 locations around the globe. >> i am glad they didn't put jennifer aniston in the middle. it is sad because there are kids involved. >> maybe they had to take out a new insurance policy when they do couples together. hollywood couples. >> you're going to go down the aisle at some point, maintain your separate identity, it is a good thing. coming up. we are going to charlotte where it is the morning after another night of violent protests in the southern city. this time a person is shot. a live report from the city in turmoil after an african-american man is shot by police. the race to the white house has been a roller coaster as well. who is in the lead going into the first debate? we breakdown the latest polling. first, happening now. a warning for parents. 32,000 booster and car seats are

being recalled. evenflo is giving owners a new harness adjustment to stop the possibility of a child loosening that harness without an adult's help. looking for a full list of items recalled, find that on our facebook page. plus, meet a seven month old polar bear found and sheltered by villagers. what the zoo is doing to save her life. back in two minutes. new surveillance video allegedly

shows the moments before a bombing ineyor police say the footage shows the suspect-- "ahmad rahami" this surveillance video shows moments before a bombing in new york city saturday night. police say that footage shows the suspect wheeling luggage down the street that night. it is believed it is ra ham ee as he pauses a moment, walks toward the camera on manhattan's west 27th street. the video is from about 8:30 eastern time saturday night, the same time an explosion took place four blocks away. authorities believe this suitcase contains the pressure cooker bomb he would plant a

short time later. to decision 2016 now. and a new nbc "the wall street journal" poll out shows hillary clinton with a sizable lead over donald trump heading into monday's presidential debates. >> the polls fluctuated among likely voters as clinton releases a web video knocking trump for not releasing his taxes and using money from his charity to settle legal disputes. top democrats are asking the irs to investigate spending by the trump foundation. trump in the meantime is now voicing support to extend government authority over the internet, an idea backed by his former rival, ted cruz. tim kaine was raising money in the bay area here. he was in atherton yesterday at the question and answer at the home of the silicon valley entrepreneur steve spinner.

prominent republicans were there. maybe the story line of the day, the fact that hp top boss meg whitman, registered republican that ran for governor as a republican hosted that democratic event. one of the biggest questions voters want to know is will hackers attack the voting system. the president and fbi warned it could happen so we sent our investigative unit to find out how realistic the threat is. almost all voting machines in the nation, including here in california, date back to the hanging chad debacle of the election. those machines are vulnerable to attack, even though a large scale attack is improbable. they say what they worry about is the effect of a small scale attack. >> do you need a large scale attack to wreak havoc on the system?

you have to have thousands of voting machines. probably not. probably all you have to do is hack a few and prove there were hacks. >> tonight, we investigate voting vulnerability and go to sacramento to interview the secretary of state to get answers. that's tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. if you have a tip, call us. 888-996-tips or send an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. two people trapped in their home, developing news we have been following overnight. >> reporter: i am sharon katsuda. where the man and woman were shot in their own home. the latest. and a bad situation got worse in night two. another night of chaos from charlotte, the state of emergency now in effect after

hours of violence. today in the bay continues right now. good thursday morning. thank you for joining us, i am sam brock. >> today is the first day of fall. we have traffic. >> turning over a new leaf yet. >> not yet. we will be cooling off today. next couple of days, yes, turning the other leaf the other way. looking back to summer for the weekend. temperatures back into the 90s. you can see the bridge is clear. temperatures are cool. grab the jackets. later this afternoon, you need jackets in san francisco. oakland, 67. san jose, 73. pretty nice. let's talk to mike, how is it looking on the roads? >> looking pretty good. easy breezy. the wind is a factor possibly