of a deadly shooting all morning long. we check in with him with an update in moments. gaining strength. millions of people from several states bracing for hurricane matthew and evacuating as that storm inches closer and closer to the united states. the ripple effects being felt in the bay area. champagne showers in the big apple. inside the giants clubhouse as they celebrate a wildcard victory thanks to an unexpected hero. today in the bay starts now. a very good thursday morning. thanks for joining us. i am laura garcia-cannon. >> i am sam brock. as if the outcome were ever in question last night. >> exactly. >> always someone stepping up and a big win. more on that to come.

first a check of the weather. rob mayeda joins us. >> the weekend is coming, seeing temperatures on the rise the next couple days. you still need a jacket for the morning. 40s in the bay area. tri-valley, north bay down to 45 degrees. afternoon highs in the valleys in the low 80s today. by the time we get to tonight, could see 80s and 90s inland. >> in the south bay, a new crash for you. extra slow off 880 westbound on 237. that's the commute to first. we have a crash which should be clearing quickly but you see how quickly this buildup forms. over here in livermore, dublin westbound 580. reports of a deer hit on the roadway. i didn't see any activity on the camera. but see slowing on sensors. and approaching the bay bridge,

crash at the curve. talk more about that coming up. back to you. >> thank you very much. breaking news we have been following since 4:30. one person dead, another in the hospital following an overnight shooting. today in the bay bob redell is near bee and seventh street. it has been an active scene all morning. what's the latest? >> reporter: hayward police just left the scene. it happened here in front of this small apartment complex on the 1700 block of bee street. there was a car, you can see broken glass. it was around 11:30 last night when someone opened fire. this is what the car looks like. it was removed from the scene an hour ago on the back of a wrecker, white sedan. driver's side window and passenger window were shot out and passenger side, two windows in the driver's seat, one of the passenger windows was shot out around 11:30. one person in the car was shot

and killed. the other person injured. taken to eden medical center for treatment. their condition unknown. as far as there being suspects, police haven't released a description or indicated whether they made any arrests. we spoke with what we believe were homicide detectives, they said the public information officer would release more information soon. one person shot and killed, another person injured in a shooting that took place in this driveway at this small apartment complex. live in hayward, bob redell, today in the bay. 6:03. more breaking news as millions of people are bracing for the worst as an intense finding hurricane matthew bears down on the southeast coast. all flights from the bay area to south florida are cancelled. evacuation orders are in effect from south florida up to the carolinas. so far the path of the hurricane left at least 25 people dead after hitting haiti and cuba very hard.

right now matthew moving through the bahamas. it is expected to gain strength. people in florida are scrambling to get out of the way because the storms move in tonight. >> m plan is head to colombia, stay with a co-worker. wait out the storm, come back, be glad i left. >> store shelves up and down florida's atlantic coast are nearly empty as people prepare homes and businesses before a major hurricane strikes. we have a look at the powerful path of the storm. meteorologist rob mayeda has been tracking matthew closely for us all week long. as it gains strength, we will check in. coming up at 6:30, we go live to florida as millions in the state are preparing for what could be the strongest storm to hit the area in a decade. >> good to see people heeding warnings and leaving. last night, another interesting classic.

>> a reason we are wearing orange. the giants headed to the windy city after a dramatic wildcard victory last night in the big apple. take a look. >> like he is coming to home plate after a walk off homerun. that was a walk off champagne spraying. hero's welcome. they waited for connor gillespie to finish his post game interview and then the champagne began to flow. unexpected hero in the ninth inning. a three run homer with two men on, top of the ninth. what had previously been a scoreless game the entire night. who else, madison bumgarner coming out in the ninth, even though he had 106 pitches to close out the game. a shutout for the playoff ace. giants win 3-0, advance to the

postseason. >> now i know why you didn't want to talk to me, you were preparing for a three run game winning homer. >> you know, i just don't have a lot of words for what happened. i am a lucky guy. >> last time you had a group of teammates chant your name over and over again? >> this will be the first. no. what a great moment. i will never forget it. >> best moment of his career. >> the giants won't forget this either way. bumgarner has thrown 23 scoreless innings in winner take all playoff games as clutch as they come in baseball. so what's next? best of five series against the cubs. something has to give. game one in chicago friday night. the cubs haven't won a world series since the early 1900s.

by the way, giants have their own streak of winning every other year. they have game two in chicago saturday. come back to the bay area game three. then it shifts for 3 and 4 if necessary in san francisco. and this morning, sheriff's deputies have a new way to keep guns out of the wrong hands. starting today, gun vaults placed in deputies' personal and take home vehicles. they're expected to store weapons in them while off duty. stolen weapons are a concern. last year a gun taken from an off duty car was used in a shooting in san francisco. just how many guns were stolen from law enforcement agencies last year. to see the investigation, head to nbcbayarea.com and click on investigation. people are on heightened alert after creepy clown threat took a scary turn.

threats of violence taking over social media. some law enforcement call it a hoax, but the hoax reportedly became real for a mother in concord. she told police a man dressed in a clown outfit tried to take her baby. >> he had a wig on, black, but smiled and said oh, and took her hand and grabbed it, looked like he wanted to kiss but didn't. he touched her arm instead. >> she fought back and the clown ran away. police are taking it seriously. the incident comes after several bay area schools were threatened by clowns on social media. b.a.r.t. will be paying out. the transit agency agreed to settle a wrongful death suit. a trainee was operating the train that day. an investigation found the

operator supposed to be supervising was not present and may have been texting on a cell phone. could this have been prevented? anger on the peninsula. two women struck by a car in an east palo alto intersection that many say is known to be dangerous. the driver hit the women last night while they were crossing bay road near addison avenue. injuries are not considered life-threatening. but five years ago a seven-year-old was hit and killed in that same intersection. the city added crosswalk lights but neighbors say it is not enough. >> we need lights at every crosswalk. need butt ons. something has to happen around here, this is insane. it is going to keep happening. >> the driver was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. 6:09. another cool start to the morning. the afternoon should look nice. the blue angels are in town for a practice run. >> and clear skies, we hope. >> clear skies, good visibility

for an air show and sleeping without a blanket in spots. 48 in livermore, 52 in san jose. up to 78 later on in the south bay. 82 in livermore, 70 in san francisco. the warmup today will follow through for most of the upcoming weekend. saturday, warmest of the next seven. cooler sunday in san francisco. inland locations could get close to the low 90s saturday and mid-80s as we wrap up the weekend. easy thursday commute. want to focus on silicon valley. a tough morning with a series of crashes. police activity there, no lanes blocked. still have one of the middle lanes blocked here westbound 237 off 880. around north first, activity in the lanes and activity off to the shoulder on the approach. 101 is not a problem northbound

through san jose. westbound 80, east shore freeway moving better after the crash cleared past the berkeley curve. slowing at university. upper east shore will see slowing as it ripples back. overall, seeing a nice approach to bay bridge. back to you. up next, bay area psychologist accused of preying on the same kids he was supposed to be helping. a smoking samsung phone forces a plane to evacuate. the reason this is different than others making headlines. and they are nose's fall from grace. we will look in business. the repairman never shows, the refrigerator begins to grow mold. i am investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. a bay area psychologist who

built his career gaining the trust of kids is accused of possessing child pornogrhy. 6:14. a bay area psychologist who built his career gaining the trust of kids is accused of possessing child pornography. he runs a place called a child's point of view. some bay area detectives searched his house and found files on computers and storage

devices and found pornography at his office. he is now in custody. two sexual assaults on the campus. one suspect is behind bars. first one was two weeks ago in a graduate dorm. over the weekend, campus police put out a safety alert, saying another alleged rape happened in another dorm. many students saying they have been required to participate in sexual assault education and add it is not just about awareness. >> i think it is culture. i don't think it necessarily changes right away. >> last month, governor brown signed a tougher rape sentencing law inspired by the case of brock turner. problems with the replacement samsung phone.

it happened yesterday in kentucky. nobody was hurt. that phone began to emit smoke before takeoff. here's the interesting part. the samsung 7 was replacement phone according to the passenger who says he replaced the original samsung 7 phone which the company warned was prone to exploding. and theranos is laying off people. >> disappointing results. elizabeth holmes says she's shutting down theranos labs, laying off hundreds of people who stuck by her as many, including "the wall street journal," said her sence is fraudulent. theranos claimed to be able to test a single drop of blood for a host of diseases. most doubt that. the federal government says the labs are badly mismanaged. homestead, we are profoundly grateful to team members many of whom have devoted years to theranos and our mission, for their commitment to our company.

she quit stanford for what was a multi million company. you see her here with vice president biden. said the labs were state of the art. the government said she so badly mismanaged them, they forbid her from going inside them. they touted blood testing machines as revolutionary, later told doctors to throw out the results. holmes says the company has a new machine, the mini lab. this one she says is revolutionary. we saw the debut of a software company skyrocket on the open. today, see the debut of another. we have seen two hot tech ipos that begin trading this morning. bring it to you shortly after the bell.

6:17. nbc bay area responds to a woman with a problem frig.. >> consumer investigator chris chmura has the frustrating story. >> good morning. jacqueline stone bought a refrigerator from sears three years ago, it recently stopped working. since it was under warranty, she called sears and scheduled a service appointment. she says the repair person didn't show up. she scheduled another appointment. again, no show. two weeks later, she says the refrigerator was full of mold. she called sears and asked to replace it but the company said no, pointing to her warranty that requires four service accounts. -- attempts. she argues it is unsafe because of mold which might not have been a problem if the original service call was answered but sears wouldn't budge until we called. they said it requires four service attempts. after we called, sears changed its mind, said it is going to go ahead and replace that refrigerator and pay $250 to

cover lost food and medicine son, savings of $2700. in a statement, sears says it regrets delay in service and hopes that jacqueline will remain a loyal sears customer. if you have a consumer complaint, call the number. 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. tomorrow we have another saving your money. the frigid conditions are morphing into 70s and higher for the weekend. >> clear skies, dry air around the bay area. case in point in the north bay. numbers at 45, very nice on the left side of the screen around the peninsula and south bay. some of the cooler temperatures,

napa 45. closer to water in the north bay, temperatures are 46, 45. south bay, campbell, 48 degrees. 48 in redwood shores and san francisco mild, closer to water's edge. temperatures at 58 degrees. for the valleys, starting in the 40s, could end in the 80s south of san jose. 70 in san francisco. north bay highs upper 70s to mid-80s around santa rosa. tri-valley numbers in the low 80s. seven-day forecast continues to warm. san francisco close to 80 saturday. notice inland temperatures saturday close to 90 degrees. slight cooling sunday into monday. the seven-day forecast is interesting. once you get through the weekend, this pattern shift taking place. first a summer like weekend and high pressure weekend moving to

the east. notice storms get progressively stronger. wednesday and thursday next week, haven't seen a pattern like that in a while. hopeful by middle of next week talking above average rainfall come next thursday. meantime, enjoy a summer like weekend. san francisco well above average to start the weekend. cloud free. and valleys as we pointed out close to 90 saturday, trending cooler sunday into monday. mike? get the car washed and get sprinkles again. over to the south bay, looking at slowing. things are pretty light. gradual build. we have seen a big slow down on 237 westbound around north first where the crash finally cleared. we have residual backup. the ripple toward the approach of southbound 880. south of mission boulevard. brake through the area. that will likely stick around the rest of the morning commute which is just hitting the rest

of san jose. 101 and 87 here's the tri-valley. down the east shore freeway, another crash at university and toll plaza. back to you. coming up next. bay area convict on the run after cutting off his own ankle bracelet. and it is all about the details, where and when to catch the blue angels in action minus the crowd. good morning. coming up on thursday on the show, hurricane matthew set to strengthen today with a very damaging strike on the u.s. now expected. live in florida, al is tracking it. and governor mike pence

joining us live. and seth meyers, judge judy, ashton kutcher stopping by studio 1-a. and gearing up for a concert from rick astley on throw back thursday on "today." a sonoma county convict is still

on the run from deputies this m. ==take chy== this is a mug ot "michael christopher jones". he was under home arrest when he 6:25. a sonoma county convict on the run. this is michael christopher jones, under home arrest when he

cut his ankle bracelet. disappeared two days ago. he was in custody for petty theft and other minor crimes, not considered dangerous, but sonoma police department, sheriff's department want him back. people will be able to shower in a mobile home park. water back up and running. it was out since monday. people in the community in east san jose had to bring in water from a pool just to flush toilets. construction workers caused that water main break and two weeks ago knocked out gas. hope the bad luck is over. warm showers will feel good this morning. recent concerns over street lamps won't slow plans to build the rapid bus line. the mta kicks off work october 24th. news comes despite a push to preserve more than 200 street lamps they planned to remove. supervisors this week voted to preserve the historic looking lights.

catch the blue angels in action before their shows tomorrow. the pilots perform their test flights today. >> lighting up the sky. that starts around 1:00 in the afternoon over the san francisco bay. test flights take place all afternoon. the blue angels air show officially starts at noon tomorrow and goes through sunday. 6:27. next, uc researcher killed in violent protests overseas. millions evacuating and packing up headed for safety with hurricane matthew bearing down on the florida coastline and up the mid-atlantic. take you to florida live after the break. in san jose, our first look at the lock boxes where sheriff's deputies soon have to store their guns. but it doesn't apply only on duty. details coming up in a live report.

narrator: it wasn't that long ago. years of devastating cutbacks to our schools. 30,000 teachers laid off. class sizes increased. art and music programs cut.

we can't ever go back. ryan ruelas: so vote yes on proposition 55. reagan duncan: prop 55 prevents 4 billion in new cuts to our schools. letty muñoz-gonzalez: simply by maintaining the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. ryan ruelas: no new education cuts, and no new taxes. reagan duncan: vote yes on 55. sarah morgan: to help our children thrive. good morning -nd thks for i'm laura garcia cannon.day. =sam/2shot= and i'm sam morning. thanks for joining us for today in the bay. i am laura garcia-cannon. >> i am sam brock. an active morning for commuters. mike, you're tracking another crash. >> slowing because the crash took awhile to clear from lanes on 237. you see the map, big slow down unexpected west 237 and north first street. this ripples back, causes more slowing for folks southbound. that's an unexpected slow

corridor. getting towards san lee and dra, got word of this. marina around el dorado, crash by the jack in the box. car dealership and chevron in that area. folks headed past there to or from the freeway have to be rerouted a couple of blocks. that's a pain. show you the rest of the commute. smooth flow of traffic, slowing on the east shore freeway and rob, crisp skies today. the fog is not a problem today. you can see clear skies in the south bay and jacket weather this morning with mid 40s around north bay. then warming into the 70s and 80s across the valley. close to 70 in san francisco. while weather here is nice and calm, different story here on the satellite and radar. miami, florida, beginning to see the eye of hurricane matthew moving away from the bahamas. big impact on the florida coast

starting later this afternoon. hurricane matthew is strengthening overnight. we give you some pictures from it. making its way closer to florida. the coastline there as rob mentioned is expected to be the strongest storm to hit the region in a decade. >> stay in daytona beach where sarah rosario is reporting about millions fleeing the storm. >> reporter: 12 million could be in the path of hurricane matthew. it could be the biggest evacuation. governor rick scottish used a dire warning. >> this can kill you and we can't save you. >> reporter: people filling their tanks. some drivers say fuel is hard to find. state of emergency declared in florida, georgia and carolinas. in south carolina, both lanes of freeway traffic are diverted

from vulnerable areas. >> the plan is to head to colombia, stay with a co-worker, wait out the storm, hopefully come back and be glad i left. >> reporter: millions of people are racing to get out of the storm path, while matthew moves closer to the coast. >> we will continue to track progress of matthew. more breaking news at home. bob redell is gathering information about a deadly shooting in the east bay, following this since we came on air. from hayward. it happened a little before midnight. give you background. someone shot a car as it pulled into a driveway at an apartment complex on seventh and bee street, one of the cars being towed away. one person in the car died, a second person injured. so far police aren't saying anything about suspects or arrests. bob has a live report in 20 minutes. 6:32. uc davis researcher identified as the american woman who died

tuesday protesters in that country threw stones at her vehicle. 30-year-old sharon gray was going to attend a planned biology meeting there, anger had been brewing since sunday. at least 55 died in a stampede during a religious festival. police are blamed for sparking the stampede. a dispute among a couple of juveniles led to one of them being stabbed at a taco bell in the east bay. the two started to fight 5:00 last night and the restaurant was on string dale avenue near the mall in pleasanton. they tracked down the suspect after setting up a perimeter. we are told he is now in custody. the victim will recover from injuries. sheriff's deputies in santa clara have another way to keep guns out of the wrong hands. pete, we understand deputies will have access to gun vaults in their personal cars. >> reporter: good morning, laura. santa clara sheriff's department

will unveil gun vaults around 10:30 a.m. they ordered about 700 of them. it will be in deputies cars, squad cars and personal cars they take home. they tweeted a photo last night. this is from the santa clara twitter account. the lock box is still in packing. the size is 11 by 8 inches. new requirement after passage of senate bill 869 signed into law last week by governor jerry brown. they have to either lock them in the trunk of squad cars or personal take home cars or secure it in the lock box where no one can see it. the point of these comes after several incidents involving guns being stolen from law enforcement vehicles. the most high profile incident last year when it was used in

the murder of ka. they can be find up to $1,000. and it takes effect next year. right now, a morgan hill fitness trainer accused of sexual assault crimes could be getting back into business. they shut down the gym in june after arresting him in april. our investigative unit learned he registered a new personal training business outside morgan hill. records indicate wolfsmith got a business license in august. down the new gym. he is facing characters that include child molestation. his attorney says he is innocent. former client who spoke to police is speaking out in an

effort to warn clients. >> they want to know why no red flags went up. we tell you where he opened up shop. that story tonight at 11:00. if you have a tip, call us. or send an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. 6:37. californians are not saving as much water any more. water conservation slipped for the third consecutive month in august. but there's good news. in the bay area, we are among the strongest water savers, surpassing 20% savings goal. some like beverly hills increased water use compared to last year. should be proud of yourself, bay area.

we are having some rain in the forecast. if you look farther out, rob mayeda is tracking it. >> the timing working out good. fleet week in town, just in time for that, warmest temperatures in the seven-day forecast outside this morning, cool start. 40s and 50s. not fun being up this early but if you are, pretty views. 52 degrees. no fog. clear skies. 53. on the way to temperatures in the 70s to low 80s. inland areas south of san jose, even san francisco, close to 70 today. mid-60s on the coast. notice changes in the seven-day forecast. first a warmup. we start the weekend and your eyes on the right side of the screen. chance of rain next week and perhaps a few days of it, too. meantime, get ready for summer like temperatures, close to low 90s to start the weekend and cooler to finish the weekend sunday. reminder to friends elementary school and high

school ages, summer like weather, still have school today. south bay, still have work as well. delays, unusual delays. southbound 880 from mission south, earlier crash at dixie landing cleared but have a slow drive around the bend. north first, activity there in the center divide. distraction sets off slowing there. the rest is a typical pattern. same for the east bay. earlier crash cleared by the coliseum. bay bridge, not a problem. earlier crashes cleared. train one, about half hour delay. trains three and five are on time. no problems for b.a.r.t. doing well as well. back to you. >> thanks, mike. promising news in the fight against the zika virus. take you to the big board on

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approaches to prepare. hillary clinton is pressing behind closed doors, studying policies and practicing with her team. meantime, donald trump is going public, holding a town halle vent in new hampshire to practice for sunday's debate which is also a town hall. half the questions sunday will come from audience members. public health news that's interesting. a look at this morning's top health headlines. good news for women that work the night shift. new research from british scientists who studied a million women reveals overnight schedule does not increase the risk of developing breast cancer. one vaccine showing great promise in fighting the zika virus. scientists at kansas state university bio security research institute developed this vaccine. it is awaiting human testing, could provide five years of protection against zika. and the federal government says mylan overcharged medicaid for the epipen. they classified it as a generic

instead of a brand name product, allowing mylan to pay a smaller rebate. life expectancy has risen. if you thought you would live forever, think again. you're not living to 200 and beyond. scientists at albert einstein college of medicine say human life span has a ceiling that's already been reached. they calculate the average maximum life span is 115 years, with the absolute limit being 125. 6:44. major marijuana bust. in the middle of a fire zone. santa clara deputies arrested a man yesterday. they found 89 marijuana plants within the loma fire area. they were found close to where the fire broke out. sheriff's deputies say there's no indication that the grow is related to cause of the fire which has not been determined. fast food workers in oakland plan to protest allegations against mcdonald's tied to

workplace sexual harassment. the protest in response to 15 complaints filed around the nation, accusing mcdonald's of ignoring harassment claims by female employees. the new rally one of dozens nationwide to support the claims. in a statement yesterday, the company said in part there's no place for harassment and discrimination of any kind in mcdonald's restaurants or in any workplace. only been a couple years since edward snowden. a contractor is behind bars accused of holding classified information. he stored that material in his maryland house and car. the fbi arrested him in august after agents say he admitted to taking government secrets. his attorneys say he is a former navy lieutenant never intended to betray his country. big push back to the push to start holiday shopping thanksgiving day. one of the world's shopping meccas announced it will be

closed for thanksgiving. the mall of america in bloomington, minnesota first opened on thanksgiving four years ago, encouraging all stores to follow suit. this year, the mall gives the stores an option to be open. we have seen an ipo drought. now it is back and better than ever. another bay area company making its first appearance on the stock market. >> scott mcgrew. >> i always mispronounce that. they jumped more than 170% in first days of trading. coupa software, i looked it up, they have 33 jobs open. last night above range. investors spent more on shares than the company asked for. goldman, sachs says tesla stock is no longer a buy.

analysts are worried the car company will miss targets to make the model 3. so-called low cost tesla. hundreds put money down hoping they'll deliver. shares on twitter down after a number of companies aren't interested in buying the san francisco company. because nobody wants to buy twitter, everyone is selling twitter. you 2 played a benefit concert for children's hospital. part of the big sales force conference. it raised $11 million. and there was appearance by donald trump, sort of. >> only real question we have for you this evening, what is your vision for this great nation? >> i will build a great, great wall on our southern border and i will have mexico pay for that wall.

>> a wall? like the berlin wall? like the great wall of china? >> donald trump wasn't really there, even by video, it was video clips. bono continues to be a political singer. what is your favorite color? >> you wanted to hear the song keep going. pretty talented. 6:48. students can satisfy that fro-yo jones with a drone. it is a drone delivering frozen yogurt for the first time to students. thanks to a pilot program, they can order it delivered by drone to the school's pine grove. the store is only a mile away. high drive to right center field. going back is bruce, going back, there it goes!

it is a three run homer for conor gillaspie and they're stunned in the big city. >> all right. no matter what language, conor gillaspie yanking this pitch. over right field fence. that was absolutely the game winner. unbelievable with this team, always someone different stepping up in the clutch. often times role players to get them where they need to go. they won that showdown against the new york mets at city field. you see a silent, stunned crowd after this happened. the final score 3-0. if you won the wildcard game, moving on, how do you celebrate? obviously in new york you have to try the pizza. joe panic tweeted overnight. got gillaspie, the hero on the left. brandon crawford on the right. panic next to him. who is the other guy? that's the owner of the pizza

joint. art choke pizza which actually has one in berkeley. >> they worked it off during that game. >> exactly. >> that was one of the most anxiety filled games to watch, scoreless all the way to the ninth inning. then a big clutch hit. >> now we have to go friday. >> we have orange pride. we have nice weather. big events in san francisco. fleet week. just in time for that, temperatures are returning to summer like levels in the bay area. look at presunrise views. gorgeous views around the bay area. it will cost you to step outside. chilly, 45 degrees on napa. north bay, micro climate, 40s to low 50s. tri-valley, waking up to 46 in livermore, 45 in pleasanton, 48

towards fremont. temperatures of 47 downtown. you can see with clear skies without low clouds, chilly start around the peninsula. redwood shores, 48. should see highs close to 70 in san francisco. 70s to low 80s in the south bay. peninsula temperatures in the 70s and north bay and tri-valley, 70s to low 80s for highs. check out the seven-day forecast. feeling more like summer to start the weekend. keep an eye on the wednesday forecast. we have clouds filling in. temperatures cooling from 90 inland saturday. here's where it turns interesting. summer sized ridge of high pressure starting off the weekend, and eventually not only will that move away from the bay area, progressively stronger systems stacking in the pacific. by middle of next week, good news. if you like skiing early, like rain, that starts to add up. forecast for the middle of next

week above average for rainfall. notice the time stamp. nothing to worry about for weekend plans. that's next thursday. could see a healthy pattern shift ahead after a summer like weekend. should be fine. watching low clouds late sunday, returning to the coast. you can see temperatures are near 90 saturday. could see 60s and low 70s as the rain makes a come back through next week. paul sanchez reminded me of my love for cheat ohs. showing you the orange on the roadway. slowing in silicon valley. extra slowing for 237. earlier crash out of lanes but on the shoulder and a distraction. fremont, palo alto. southbound 880 through fremont

jammed up. toward tesla, mission boulevard. earlier crash cleared. then show you palo alto, crash blocks two left lanes south of here. this is around university. south of here, closer toward embarcadero, crash blocked two lanes. we will track it again. back to you. 6:53. sheriff's deputies in santa clara county have a new way to keep guns out of the wrong hands. gun vaults are about to be placed in deputies' personal vehicles starting today. deputies expected to store weapons in them while off duty. stolen weapons are a major concern for law enforcement. last year a gun stolen from a federal agent's car was used in the shooting death of kate steinle. just how many guns were stolen from law enforcement agencies last year alone. to see that investigation, head to nbcbayarea.com and click on investigations. 6:53. people on heightened alert after

creepy clown threat took a scary turn for an east bay mother. threats of violence taking over social media. some law enforcement call it a hoax, but the hoax reportedly became real for a mother in concord. she told police a man dressed in a clown outfit tried to take her baby. >> he had a wig on, black, but smiled and said oh, and took her hand and grabbed it, looked like he wanted to kiss but didn't. he touched her arm instead. >> she fought back and the clown ran away. police are taking it seriously. the incident comes after several bay area schools were threatened by clowns on social media. coming up on today in the bay. breaking news we are tracking since we first came on air at 4:30 this morning. a hayward neighborhood turned crime scene. a person found shot to death in

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in hayward - whe a rson is dead and another victim in an overnight shooting. - after welcome back. an update to breaking news in hayward where a person is dead, another person in the hospital after an overnight shooting. >> today in the bay bob redell is near the scene with the latest on the investigation. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura, sam. the shooting happened down bee street in a small apartment complex in the 1700 block. there was at least one person sitting in a car when shot and killed. take a look at the vehicle. white sedan was removed from the scene within the past 90 minutes. on the driver's side, both windows shot out. passenger side front window also shot out. one person was shot and killed as the car was moving into the driveway of the apartment

complex around 11:30. police tell us another person was also injured, taken to eden medical center for treatment. no word on whether there's a suspect still outstanding and no description from police. bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you very much, bob. the temperature swing we have been seeing the last few weeks in full swing today. talking about 30 to 40 degree change? >> for the north bay, looking at today, mid 40s. by afternoon, temperatures climb. 43 in napa. 83 by the afternoon. 80s and 90s in reach by saturday. high pressure builds in. >> heating up there. slowing down on the bay area roadways. >> dramatic slowing in silicon valley. overall, traffic volume what you expect. both sides of the bay, south 880 through fremont, south of mission, earlier crashes at dixie miami road. peninsula south, slowing there because of a crash south of palo

alto. and closure of marina boulevard. >> we will check back and the day's news with a local update. 12 million in the path of hurricane matthew. "today" show picks up coverage now. good morning. breaking news. hurricane matthew powering up, now expected to slam florida tonight as a powerful category 4. >> folks, this is no joke. all the models show this thing on track to hit a big part of the southeastern coast. results could be catastrophic. if you aren the strike zone and your officials tell you to get out -- get out! >> this morning, full live coverage as matthew bears down on the bahamas and makes its way toward the u.s. candid kaine. hillary clinton's running mate acknowledging he may have been too aggressive at this week's vice presidential debate. >> i got dinged a little bit, even by my wife, for interrupting too much. >> as donald trump pats el