southbound 680, about a five- to seven-minute delay. this crash over here just shy of highway 44 involves a big rig from what i understand. the pickup truck involved may be struck. it's a distraction and quite one as far as the slowing goes. just prepower for that. we also have a new crash over there. west 580 toward the split with 238. a word of a crash just getting over. you may have one lane block. that's a tough place for distraction as well. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. a new twist to what's becoming a common neighborhood crime. people stealing packages. but now take a look. a new surveillance video showing a woman pushing a stroller. there's no baby inside. >> we broke this story last night at 11:00. "today in the bay" sharon katsuda joining us live with the investigation now under way. and, sharon, many neighbors are now onto this. they're installing cameras to

try and catch this thief. >> reporter: that's right, sam and laura. and the vuk tim actually caught the suspect from several different angles on security cameras and the video is very clear. take a look. you can actually see a woman pushing a baby stroller in the neighborhood, glancing here and there and stopping and walking up a porch to swipe a package. this reportedly happened on bennington street in bur know heights early saturday morning. a neighbor has set up cameras because of package theft problems in the area. and his brother-in-law who was expecting the package was upset to see what happened to it. >> we're tired of stuff happening on our street, you know, and we talk to the neighbored a lot because my next-door neighbor, his car had gotten broken into, the other neighbor also got some stolen stuff. >> reporter: more and more neighbors are setting up security cameras and they're hoping to provide more video to police to catch the thief or thieves, and the victim also posted this video on

neighborhood websites, so they're hoping that will lead to more leads for police. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sharon katsuda. >> thank you very much. something to keep an eye on there. a lot harder for some. this is a live look of the hometown american community on quimby and tully roads in san jose. actually this is video from yesterday. people are bringing in water to people because they don't have any drinking water. they can't take a shower. even fill their coffee maker this morning. they lost water when a construction crew hit a line. management last night tried to bring in those packages of bottled water, even port-a-po y port-a-potties, hoping to ease the pain. >> it makes me very upset. i have kids and i have to go to work and i can't shower, haven't showered. >> crews are expected to turn that water back on sometime later today. this is not the first problem for the people who live there. two weeks ago work crews

accidentally severed gas line knocking out gas to 200 homes for three days. emergency funds could be on the way to help rebuild after the loma fire. today the santa clara county board of supervisors will ask for mutual aid. right now firefighters say the fuehrer is 88% contained. they hope to have all fully contained by saturday. at least 45 acres have burned so far. 12 homes have been destroyed. right now decision 2016 and tonight is the one and only face-off between the vice presidential candidates. they're squaring off for an hour and a half in central virginia, home turn to tim kaine. now, both of these candidates are considered mild mannered and very experienced. at times both have disagreed with their running mates, but tonight pence might find himself on the defense after a "new york times" article recently revealed that donald trump may not have paid taxes for decades.

>> zero taxes means zero for our vets, zero for our military, zero for pell grants to send young people to college, zero for health, zero for education. >> i knew,000 use the tax code to rebuild my company when others didn't have a clue. >> all right. you hear from donald trump there. he has neither confirmed nor denied whether he avoided paying federal taxes. coming up in our next half hour, we'll dive deeper into what we can expect for tonight's vice presidential debate. "today's" tracie potts will bring us news live from the report. our coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. tonight right after the "nightly news" with lester holt. 6:04 right now. dreamforce and fleet week. it's a very busy time in san francisco. it's also been a very hectic and violent time with five homicides in just the past few days. we have a map here showing all five locations where people have been killed. it includes the tenderloin south

of market and bur noe heights. four were shot and some stabs near a nightclub. this is the second homicide at the endup club south of harrison in just the past four months. >> it's open all hours and dayfy and night. >> investigators are looking to see if any of the homicides are related. more now on law enforcement issues in san francisco where city supervisors are discussing recent findings and recommendations made by the city's blue ribbon panel on law enforcement. panel members issued their conclusions earlier this year determining that racial bias is an ongoing problem in the police dew point. according to the commission, one it feels must be addressed. the panel suggested more oversight of police officers. sfpd has already been taking measures to reform its culture. today's discussion will be part of the board's wrigley scheduled

meeting. right now nbc bay area response. if you've had trouble booking hotels, you're not alone there. >> that's right. our team has helped many while trying to make reservations. chris chkmur rah with more. in many cases there's been a third thirty paerd involve. sometimes the extra layer is helpful. sometimes it complicates matters. contact the hotel direct will i to make a booking. use their website or call them on the phone the old-fashioned way. it's true some other websites might offer lower rates but not always, our research has shown rates are often equal, no matter where you book. even if a third party is cheaper, try calling the hotel directly. again, the old-fashioned way on the phone. ask the reservations office to match that rate. the answer might surprise you.

i speak from experience on that point. it's worked for me a couple of time. if you have a consumer complaint, you can call us. 1-888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. tomorrow morning, protecting yourself when buying a used car. have a great day. >> all right. learn all the tricks. chris, thank you very much. the tricky question today is what do you wear? >> i don't know. you start out with a sweater, a jacket. do you get to shed it later in the day? let's check in with rob, our fashionista. >> i think layers would be good. today we'll get a little more sunshine. right now a light jacket should be fine with temperatures in the upper 50s. because we have a layer of low clouds. they'll light up the clouds from below. now, later today 70s in the afternoon. you could probably lose the jacket around san jose. keep the jacket on around the coast in san francisco. high today in the low 60s. but check out the seven-day

forecast. jackets not around the san francisco area. you're back to upper 70s and near 80 only saturday and inland spots making a run for the 80s and near 90 on saturday. trending a bit cooler, the sea breeze picks up late in the weekend. mike? >> we're looking over here, trying to make your way to work in many spots. getting a little more difficult as the volume builds. difficult pattern in the paens la. we see this bill. call your attention a little farther east. we still have a little extra slowing there. add another five, possibly ten minutes to save you from that sweat factor as you head south through planeton approaching the crash just before you get to 84 in sonoma. it's a distraction. over here, cleared from the roadway. so is the debreechlt we're left with a little bit of activity and extra slowing. no problems as you pass through union city and we'll get you across the approach toward the bay bridge. we'll show you the live shot. let me assure you, it's filled.

back to you. >> parking lot out there. thank you. >> no kidding. . up next it's being called the most popular system in almost a decade and now it's inching toward the u.s. we're tracking the catastrophic impact this storm could have. and preventing future problems. the changes that city leaders are now considering after well documented problems with the millennium tower. plus, wikileaks promised a block buster secret this morning. did we get it? we'll take a look coming up in business and techs. we've recovered over $250,000 for our viewers. if you want help, call us at nbcbayarea.com/responds.

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==sam/anim== now to a story our investigativ closely-- ==1xvidbox== as san franciscori to prevent another millennium tower debacle. members of s franciscs department of building now to a story our investigative unit has been working on. members are scheduled to discuss construction issues related to soft soils. topic is especially pertinent right now with recent findings uncovered first by nc bay area's investigative unit showing the new millennium tower has sunk more than a foot since the project was first completed. a booming food delivery company is now rethinking its growth strategy after several recent incidents at its blue apron plant. they ship millions of meals across the united states every month. many come from the richmond

facility. police confirm reports of recent trouble at the plant saying officers have responded to ten incidents over the last year including several assaults. we spoke with one worker who's only been at blue apron for a few weeks but is glad to be there. >> people come to work with great attitudes. whatever they've got to do outside of the work site is outside, but when you come to work, it's all smiles. as business continues, the company issued this response saying, quote, blue apron has never had a final osha determination classified as serious, willful, or repeat. there is more fallout, meanwhile, over the scandal at san francisco bay's wells fargo. scott mcgrew with more. >> this comes after the state of california did much the same, refusing to do business with the bank. wells fargo caught creating 2 million phantom accounts for customers who did not want them, in many cases didn't even know

they had them. the ceo john stumpf facing enormous criticism for the plan. he's been forced to give back bonus pay and now illinois is piling on. >> wells fargo's latest fraud is simply a bridge too far. they even been caught discriminating against african-american and latino borrowers, they've been caught discriminating against people with disabilities. frankly their hand has been caught in the cookie jar one too many times. >> in other news julian asaunch has wrapped up a press conference in europe. asaunsange appears on a video conference held in west berlin this morning. he's been more or less trapped in an ecuadorian embassy in london. now, assange promises to release more tan a million documents that include secrets about google, mass vary lance, and the

presidential election. what we did not see today was a leak despite promises. they said there would be absolutely something that would shock us today. there simply wasn't one. >> not so much for the month of october, but specifically today? >> specifically today. >> huh. >> this is when the surprise was promised. >> all right. the day is early. at least here. >> that's true. we'll see if it's bluster or not. in the meantime, a very yuf listing visit this morning. pope francis making a surprise visit to the region of italy devastated by an earthquake in august that killed almost 300 people. the vatican said the pope arrived in am tree cha this morning. he's visiting some of the hardest hit areas. he said he wanted to be close spiritually and physically to pray for the people there. take a look at this. a category 4 hurricane made land fall in western haiti. this is a view from space. it is pack ing 140-mile-per-hou

winds. it could drop up to 3 feet of rain potentially causing catastrophic damage. up next, cuba and bahamas. many boarding up windows and gathering supplies to do what i tla can to get ready. florida where the state's governor is telling residents to prepare. >> if matthew directly impacted florida, the destruction could be catastrophic. just think about it. we haven't had something like this on the east coast for a long time. >> there are report stores are already running out of supplies, something we'll be watching for. >> certainly here the warning from governor scott in florida, but this is not just a florida problem potentially, rob. this could go right up the east coast. >> the packet is taking over highly populated coffeeal communities in hay tay where the damage is going to be catastrophic in some areas. eventually eastern cuba and moving up the eastern seaboard. the carolinas, possibly

impacting the northeastern u.s. before the storm advances out toward the atlantic. there it is. winds sustained at 140 miles per hour. all the computer models, you see it converging just after the florida coast as we get to thursday morning. notice the progrekz of the storm as it begins to move off to the north. there you see that storm starting to approach the coast there thursday. you see by 10:00 right off the coast there of florida and some wind speeds, probably tropical storm force wind speeds around the florida coast. eventually notice the storm center moving through the carolinas and eventually off the coast of new york and boston by 6:00 a.m. sunday. so from thursday through sunday, that impact on the east coast again could be pretty tremendous. rainfall totals could be getting up to five to ten inches of rain. closer to home, much clal mer view. 50s to start off the morning.

still the light chance of drizzle on the coast, clearing skies inland and we'll see the temperatures climb on up from the 60s into the low 70s across the bay area. you'll see the temperatures from about 73 in san jose. up 2075 for coupe teno. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. for your the north bay, highs to low 70s. walnut creek, concord, livermore and pleasanton, upper 60s. things begin to change over the next few days. they head off to the north and behind this pattern we're going to see a high pattern approaching the coast friday. offshore wins begin to develop and you'll see a big jump in temperatures come saturday. check out the saturday forecast for san francisco going into the 60s as we head through the next couple of days but we could get close to 80. 80s by thursday. closing in perhaps as warm as 90 in the tri-valley by saturday. mike? >> drizzle on the coast. the original title for cape by the notion.

little known fact. i could be wrong. looking here at the rest of the traffic i know i'm right about this, folks. a smooth flow of traffic all around the bay. as we look across the bay, we're seeing the build now. across 101 and menlo park, 92. the san mateo bridge starts to build and slowing across the flat section. as we look toward the rest of the commute, the south bay starting to build. again at 680 and at san jose international airplane. your tin cal pattern, 87 also helps where they merge by sjc. we'll give you a live look here by pail low alto. southbound with the taillights. no delays here. we did hear about a delay on the a-train system. i'll give you more details coming up on train number one. back to you. >> mike, thank you. it is knot cake getting to work most mornings in the bay area, and as you get ready to head to work, the worst traffic spots. >> i'm sure everyone has their

own that they feel. this is highlighted in blue from the study. the top ten spots in santa clara county. what do they consider the most congested zone in the bay area? according to a new study it's the six-mile afternoon drive from northbound highway 101 through san francisco to eastbound interstate 80. as for the south bay, the worst traffic said to be southbound 680 near jackson avenue in san jose. >> the traffic between silicon valley and the bay bridge is really the connecting point for most of the congestion that we're seeing. getting b.a.r.t. here next year, even though that's not all the way to downtown san jose yet, it's still going to be a big, big traffic reliever. >> hopefully it will ease the commute. they say more mass transit would relieve some of the bottleneck. they'll be excited when it finally happens. >> that would be nice. coming up next, campus on alert after another reported sexual assault. plus, closer to a cure.

the big step researchers just made in the fight against h.i.v. good morning. coming up on a tuesday on "today," haiti battling right now. also ahead, why doctors are raising health concerns over those new energy-efficient street lights being installed all across the country. and studio 1a will be overflowing with stars from all walks of life, emily blunt, kelly clarkson, lindsey vonn, and pat ma loch by all stopping by as we get set to start on a tuesday morning right here on "today."

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so vote yes on 55. remains in cbaltimore ravens fan it is 6:24. an ugly incident at a football game that now appears to be life-threatening. right now a baltimore ravens fan remains in a coma fighting for his life after two raiders fans attacked him during the game. they're both from new york. police say the pair attacked ravens fan joseph bower why? because bower allowed a woman to cut in line at the concession stand inside of ravens stadium. >> these two suspects resolved a dispute with violence and now we have a family sitting with a victim that's fighting for his life. >> police say the men struck the victim in the back of his head and he suffered a brain injury. they're now facing assault charges. >> 6:24. jury selection is set to begin today in the case of a $21

million civil suit filed against nba player derrick rose. an unfeed woman who is also a former girlfriend accuses rose and two friends of gang raping her three years ago. rose now plays for the new york knicks. his attorneys call the lawsuit a money grab. they also say rose will likely not be in court for jury selection in los angeles but he is expected to appear during the trial. new details now on a story we first brought you yesterday on "today in the bay." stanford just a few weeks into the school year and already there's a lot of concern on campus after a rape inside a dorm room. stanford police say the assault happened friday morning on the east side of campus. a female student told campus security guard that a male student she did not know raped her inside his dorm room. they're not releeing much information about the investigation. this is a month after brock turn irwas released from jail after being convicted of an on-campus

sexual assault. some notable health new this morning. there might be a breakthrough for hiv treatment. it's remarkable. they gave treatments to patients that wipes out the cells in the body even while it's dormant. one patient now shows no trace of the virus in his blood but they're still watching to see if the virus returns and if the other patients will have the same kind of results. >> investigadetails on a suspec behind bars and a search for more victims in the south bay. running water expected to be restored earlier than expected in one neighborhood here in the south bay. i'm bob redell. we're going to have that story coming up. the vice presidential candidates face off. i'm tracie potts. coming up, a preview of tonight's debate. we've recovered over $250,000 for our viewers.

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=laura/4sh= and i'm laura garcia-cannon. good morning. it is tuesday, right now october 4th. thank you for joining us on "today" in the bay. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia cannon. >> we're seeing clouds. the north bay, a few spots in the 40s. 50s elsewhere. you can see 54 degrees out near

emeryville and oakland. by the afternoon we'll see temperatures near emeryville in the 70s. 73 in san jose. 65 in san francisco as the skies slowly clear. let's see if the roadways clear with mike. >> i like a brisk morning, brisk in some spots. slower in others. the south bay starts to build. so we're slowing from the speed limit. now you see the yellow creeping in. your typical pattern down there. atypical for pleasanton. this big rig involved in a crash has been on the shoulder. that's enough of a distraction, 10 minutes, maybe 15. add 15 just to be safe. you should make it in less than ten. we're looking over here toward the hayward area. more slowing as well. down toward the san mateo bridge where the congestion builds toward peninsula. 20 mirchlts going in toward the great american station. back to you.

>> a delay right now in water service for hundreds of people in san jose living in this particular community and it comes at a pretty treacherous timing just weeks after the same community went without gas as well. this is a story we broke at 11:00. bob redell joining us live with a construction problem they're experiencing there, bob. and the rush to get the problem fixed. good morning. >> well, and the good news, good morning to you, sam, the man works for a company that accidentally broke the water main. he tells us that overnight they did fix the water pipe, the pipe that they accidentally broke but that now it's up to the san jose water company to turn the valve back on. so they do expect to have running water restored here sometime today. the original hope was by tomorrow but obviously it looks like it's going to happen today. until then that means the moms, the dads, and the kids who live here won't be able to take a hot shower before work and school,

they'll have to brush their teeth with bottled water and flush their toilets using water they scooped up out of the community swimming pool. this is not the first time these residents have been tremendously inconvenienced. two weeks ago construction work irs accidentally severed a gas line leaving close to 200 homeowners without power for three days. then this week a crew hired to help improve the roads in the neighborhood had the mishap with the waterline which did flood part of the neighborhood which you can see right there in the video. residents are about at the end of their rope. >> it makes me very upset. i mean i have kids, you know. i have to go to work and i can't shower, haven't showered. >> it's awful. i hate it. but what can we do, you know, unless we all get together. you know. it happens. it's an accident, you know. they didn't do it on purpose. >> the mobile home management -- park management tells the nbc

area they're frustrated. they did bring in a truck load of water. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. this is being called one of the worst child pornography cases in their history. santa clara county investigators say cruz possessed and contributed some 10,000 salacious pictures of young children, some even toddlers. the investigation is continuing, now looking for more victims. france police also took down a child porn ring that expand three california cities. these five men were arrested yesterday. police say they upload and distributed child pornography online. police say there are also an additional three men who have not yet been located. well, now to a rash of package thefts in one san francisco neighborhood and it appears the culprit is a woman pushing a stroller, but there's

no baby inside. >> this home surveillance video shows a woman pushing a dog. now you see her walking up the steps there, grabbing that package. it happened early saturday morning. she takes the package, brings it back to the stroller and keeps on moving. >> a woman with a baby carriage. so it was very, very disappointed to see that. >> the victims gave police that video in the hopes that somebody recognizes the suspect. authorities in the east bay are on the hunt for a group who may be behind a string of robberies targeting people in their driveway. they struck people at least sick times in contra costa county over three days last week. the first happened last monday in orinda. that's when we told you about two armed robbers pistol robbed an ma and shot his wife after they returned from safeway.

others following a similar pattern with similar distinct descriptions. >> it's alarming. it usually means there's a crew of individuals out there doing multiple robberies, and we work together with the other agencies to see if there is a link. in a separate incident last wednesday, cell phone video caught a call with at least two men going more than 100 down interstate 68 to. the robbers got away. police say those expects are tied to a robbery in danville. the contra costa sheriff's office says the state is providing a $324,000 grant to purchase two dozen new breath m ammiza leizers. the sheriff's department says they're an upgrade to the ones currently used. president obama is his target. president obama rod rigo due

turkey said, you can go to hell. some 3,000 suspects drug dealers have been killed. last week he public aapologize over the same issue. moving on to decision 2016, tonight is the one and only face-off twine the vice presidential candidates. governor mike pence and senator tim kaine go head to head. >> a look at the stage as last-minute setup is under way. a live preview with tracie potts on what we can expect tonight. good morning. >> good morning. they will gadget err tonight. you know, our latest n b knbc surveymonkey online.

they don't know these candidates well enough to even form an opinion. >> i can't wait. >> republican mike pence already in virginia giving a hint what he'll focus on tonight. >> hillary clinton's record on foreign affairs could take up the whole 90 minutes and it wouldn't be a pretty picture. >> tim kaine is off the campaign trail getting ready for his own debate. at times both have disagreed with their running mates. tonight pence may find himself on defense. >> i knew how to rebuild my money with the tax code when others didn't have a clue. >> the 1995 tax rush has him explaining why he took such a big loss. nearly a billion dollar in one year. qualifying for nearly two decades of zero taxes. >> well, what kind of genius loses a billion dollars in the first place? >> trump hasn't confirmed or denied whether he avoided paying taxes. his supporters don't seem to care. >> any good businessman should

never pay taxes. >> zero taxes means zero for our vets, zero for our military, zero for pell grants to send young people to college. zero for help. zero for education. >> hillary clinton is in pennsylvania with bill clinton, michelle obama, bernie sanders, and elizabeth warren all out campaigning for her. and donald trump in arizona today, but also picking up a key endorsement from the ohio police union. he's up five points in ohio, but in that poll i told you about, he's down six points, behind hillary clinton nationally, and that poll just came out this morning. >> all right. tracie potts with the very latest from the campaign trail. thank you. you can watch the vice presidential debate live right here on nbc bay area. our coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. tonight right after the "nightly news" with lester holt. if you need fresh air from all of the politics, it's a cooler start to our day.

>> i don't know if you can bring that much fresh air, but try for us. >> we've got clear skies out toward parts of the north bay. elsewhere, lots loaf clouds including southeast where you've got temperatures in the upper 50s. hour-by-hour temperatures we should see numbers closer to the 70s. average high, 77. probably not going to get there today, but we certainly will in the seven-day forecast. today, low 70s. mid 60s for san francisco. upper 60s for oakland. check out where things are headed as we approach the weekend. upper 70s. a return to summer-like temperatures especially for our inland locations. 80 by thursday. could be close by 90 on saturday before those temperatures cool again midway through the weekend. mike? >> rob, the commute is heating up. heading over toward peninsula, we'll see it. but so far the bay shore's just fine. it's the south bay where we're seeing the biggest change over the last 20 minutes. 101, 85, and 27, low.

pretty standard pattern there. extra slow here. 680 past bur knell. a bush still on the shoulder here from an earlier crash. no injuries. i thit was out of service but slowing toward the san mateo bridge and the san mateo bridge sees the volume building. a slower drive because all these folks are trying to get across these three lanes over toward peninsula. back to you. >> getting busy. thank you. across the country, the powe owe-like disease that's baffling health experts. >> plus what's next for the raiders. the discussion mapping today that could determine the team's future here in the bay area. word this morning of layoffs in silicon valley. we'll fill you in. let's take you out live to the big board in new york city. a positive day on this second day of the fourth quarter.

ad lib san francisco cam over !! good tuesday morning to you, bay area. a live look outside. 58 degrees outside. >> lightning out there, the light shining down right now on a golf icon. one of the fondest sports names in the history of sport.

a public memorial service set today for arnold palmer. >> you can't help but smile thinking about him. thousands will attend the service in pennsylvania where the famed golfer lived. vince gill expected to sing and palmer's former rival jack nicklaus is expected to speak. palmer died a little over a week ago at the age of 86 from heart complications. happening today, a closed door city council session to discuss a potential transaction involved oakland coliseum properties. last month an investment group led by former 49er ronnie lot made a deal to buy the coliseum. at the time the city went on the record rejecting that bid but it's possible the terms have changed. all right. bring back the change or the plastic bags which could be returning to a store near you. two measures are on the november ballot. one aimed to overturn a ban

governor brown just sign on to ban carry-out bags. governor jerry brown supporting the plastic bag ban. doctors believe s believe s strains of an enterovirus that pair lyles people two years ago may have surfaced again. most have quickly recovered but in a few cases it can trigger polio-like symptoms. as of the end of august, there were 50 confirmed cases throughout the u.s., double the amount of 2015. the virus, interestingly enough, usually peaks in october, and there is novak seen. quarter to 7:00 right now. it turns out fast food is slower at the drive-through but orders are going more accurate at least. the average drive-through time is now about 226 seconds more or less. that's slower by a few seconds from last year. the survey found that orders are correct, though, an average of

90% of the time up from 80% of the time last year. speaking of fast food, let's talk. >> shall we? chipotle adding chur resew to the menu. >> they're testing it. it's going to roll tur rezoe out. it's had several health scares, business down as much as 25%. chipotle hasn't changed its menu since 2014 when it added tofu. you know, you probably didn't realize it, but it's national taco day, the tack co-coming out of its shell today to explain on its website and i'm not making this up, what a taco is. the word taco is the mexican equivalent of the american word sandwich. the tortilla made of corn and wheat and filling made of spice protein, beef, pork, or fesh. you just got taco man-explained to you.

this thing is massive. roughly one out of every eight people in san francisco will be at that conference. google has its own advantage in san francisco. a little more than two hours from now announcing its new phone and its new home assistant. dow industrial up about 34 point, nasdaq gaining 18. we're watching cyprus semiconductor, news of a layoff of 500. and s and axcelis. itz debuta it debuted on friday 102 years old arrested at her assisted live home in st. louis. don't call the p.d.

they did exactly what she wanted. getting arrested was on her bucket list. she's naughty grandma. she was handcuffed, put in the back of a patrol car. officers brought her back after a short ride, took some pictures and the arrest will not be on her record. who knows why she wanted to do that. handcuff me. >> she wanted the thrill of a chase there. >> if you get an arift, it goes on your record forever. >> they're not going put it on her record. >> that's good. >> exactly. she wanted to be bad for a day. >> first we had bad grandpa. now bad grandma. cross that off the list. good news on the weather front. >> good news for some events around the bay area. >> yeah. >> we want to talk about the bobblehead. not us bobbleheads but these bobbleheads. >> we're talking heads. >> there's the preseason opener at oracle arena. they're giving them away to the first 10,000 fans. steph curry with his two mvp awards. that's today.

you'll see traffic around the coliseum. traffic here. over here, this is klay thompson, but he's wearing a sharks sweater. that's because on thursday they're playing a special game at the s.a.p. center as they did last year. boom, he's going to hit that ball. >> that's cool. >> literally too cool. >> all our sports in the bay area. >> watching the giants over at new york -- >> wednesday. >> we'll be wearing orange, no blue. >> no blue. come on. take a look at the weather around the bay area, no light rain around the bay area, but exception to the rule might be along the coast and some of the hill tops where some of the low clouds will be moving over. right now we've got 50s across the board. san francisco, pretty view there. look at that. 61 degrees with the low cloud cover around emeryville. gray skies to start right now. 54 degrees. again, we'll see slow clearing as we head through the day.

58 degree. clouds beginning to thin out. the rain producing clouds for the most part have moved on for your the day. we'll see a lot of the rain in the pacific northwest. notice here around the coast and the golden gate bridge may see a few stray sprinkles or two in the morning hours. then this afternoon, 70s making a return. 60s into peninsula and san francisco and north bay in the low 70s for napa 70s in the tri-vall tri-valley. for here we're going to see the rain stay mainly off to the north. a big shift thursday and friday. if you've got weekend plans, good timing there. it looks like we're going get a lot of sunshine. temperatures warming as much as 15 and 20. check out these changes. upper 70s. maybe close to 80 on saturday. valley temperatures too, seeing those temperatures rise back to summer-like levels friday and saturday. a warm start to the weekend. a cooler finish as we head toward saturday and monday. >> taco day. this is a great week.

looking toward the commute. this is not so bad but you have your slower drives, of course, building for the south bay. we'll talk than in a second. i want to show you the speed centers. 87, 85 all starting to show a slowdownful wanl to show you a live picture at 101 and 680. you see that vacuum starting to ease in. this is not a surprise. back to the map. we'll talk about the travel time from 101 and the 85 split. if you take it all the way through this congestion and easing into mountain view it's 35 minutes and building. 85 is a little bit shorter. of course, that depends on your route, doesn't it. looking toward the tri-valley, we see a crash. it looks like they're going. a little slowing through hayward. back to you. >> thank you, mike. from travels to tours, today's your chance to check out the shift. >> always a cool thing. fleet week throughout the day.

yesterday the navy performed an evacuation to show how officers evacuate the ship in case there's an mrng. fleet week runs through sunday. well, coming up, a rash of thefts in san francisco. a stroller-pushing thief that authorities say is behind it. first happening right now, could it be a first. just posted to our facebook page minutes ago, san francisco supervisor uses drag queens on video to sing about rent control and health care. try to digest all of that for a second. plus on nbcbayarea.com, pumpkin contests, harvest festival and lots of good food. we'll be back with more news in just two minutes. before you head out the door -h

=sam/anim= first-- the sech continuefor a san francisco.ng thief in today in the bay's sharon katsuda is live with the story. sharon? . welcome back. the top news stories on "today in the bay" area. a stroller-pushing theev. we have more with sharon katsuda. good morning. >> the victim actually handed this video over to police. you can actually see the woman pushing the stroll never the neighborhood. there's no baby in it. she glances here and there, then

stops and walks up a porch, just swipes a package. this reportedly happened early saturday morning. a neighbor who's in the security camera business set up cameras because of the history of package theft problems in the area. his brother-in-law was expecting a package and was upset to see what happened to it. more and more neighbors are setting up security cameras and they're hoping to provide more video to police to catch the thief or thieves. back here, i was a victim of package theft last december and we only wish we had this kind of video from our neighborhood. so hopefully this will help police and lead to more leads in catching the suspect. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sharon katsuda "today in the bay." this morning is going to be tougher for a south bay community as they try to wake up without hot water. they can't take a shower or fill up their coffee makers. that i lost water. that mobile home park we should

say, when a construction crew hit water line. they take a pool to flush their toilets. crews are expected to turn back the water on sometime today. management last night brought in a truck full of bottled water and port-a-potties hopefully to ease pain. >> we've got good news for you on the loma fire. it is now 90% contained. in the meantime emergency funds could also be on the way to help rebuild after the fire. today the santa clara county board of videotape advisers will ask for aid. they hope it will be con completely contained by saturday. 12 homes have been destroyed. there could be a lot of foreign aid nighted after this. category 4 hurricane matthew has made landfall in western haiti. it did so this morning a couple of hours ago, pounding parts of the island nation overnight. thousand os ever people have been ordered to get out of the way as that hurricane is packing 140-mile-an-hour winds. it's expected to head north and

straddle the florida coast. >> in fact, it's headed toward the bahamas now, rob, is that right? >> yeah. ice a large hurricane impacting. we saw jamaica and haiti right now. cuba, eventually the bahamas will be next up. category 4 sustained winds of 140 miles per hour. look at the path. it's really the path that's going to take us through the community and through the bahamas. and through the east coast as early as thursday afternoon. right now to the bay area, we've got low clouds, maybe misty skies through about mid morning. then for the afternoon, numbers in the 60s to mid-70s. just in case you missed summer, it's coming back. near 80 in san francisco. good news iffer fleet week coming up? that will be nice. what about that morning commute? >> well, fleet week plays into that. there will be a lot of congestion. fleet week, dreamforce, we talked about that. let's get a look at your map.

we have a new crash in the south bay as it kicks in for san jose. this crash should move quickly to the shoulder but should is a term i like to use. we don't know for certain until it's completely cleared from the roadway. we have 680 recovering. 880 slowing through hayward approaching the san mateo bridge. the earlier crash involved a transit bus. with never got more than that. it never showed any slowing and there's no injuries reported. i'm going to say bus without a service because it did not talk about passengers. there's your bus toward the bay bridge. congestion building toward the city and tonight the warriors play. >> they're back. >> yes, they're back. >> what happened to your cheerleaders? >> hello. >> he does. he's got a bobblehead. >> they're doing traffic research. >> very, very cool. >> all right. >> those are cool. >> that's good. >> right? >> good stuff. >> that's what's happening "today in the bay."

we're back in a half hour with a live local news update and we'll be back at 11:00. >> of course, we will. we have a debate tonight at 6:00 as well. we'll see you in 30 minutes. good morning. breaking news. matthew roars ashore. the powerful category 4 hurricane slamming into haiti right now with 145-mile-an-hour winds, flooding rains, and massive waves. and this morning, an impact on the u.s. appears much more likely. face-off. mike pence and tim kaine set for their showdown in the first and only vice presidential debate tonight. who's got the most to gain or lose as the duel over donald trump's taxes rages on at the top of the ticket. >> i understand the tax laws better than almost anyone. >> what kind of genius loses a billion dollars in the first place? and bound and gagged. chilling new detai e