campaign he is running. >> she has hate in her heart. and a boat filled with families sinks to the bottom of the san francisco bay. this morning the search for the boat and the reason it went under. and a live look outside. no rain just yet, but changes are coming and soon. your full forecast right now on it "this week in baseball." e.e.e.e.e.e.e. e.e.e.e.e.e. "today in the bay." >> a summer-like weekend which is great for the outdoor activities this morning a different story. low clouds, misty skies around san francisco. 40s and 50s to start the day. we should start the day in the mid to upper 70s inland. close to 80 in the warmest spots. check out the rain estimate. next seven days, big rain coming back to southern california.

we'll tell you when we will find the most rain coming up in a few minutes. let's see what's happening with your sunol commute. >> a trend around the bay is more gradual. columbus day, some schools get the day off. we may have a disturbance in the flow. the south bay, some slowing there. sunol with the most slowing. we have the castro valley with that build off of 580 and 238. a look at mass transit. no problems, but muni specifies columbus day service because they may have a couple express trains not running. they are enforcing the parking zones. back to you. >> good to know. 6 6:01. the second presidential debate began with the candidates talking about the latest scandal. >> donald trump was talking about women in vulgar terms. >> yes, i'm very embarrassed by it. i hate it.

it's locker room talk. it's one of those things. >> he's said the video doesn't represent who he is. but i think it is clear to anyone who heard it that it represents exactly who he is. >> trump says the video shows usual locker room talk among men and then accused bill clinton of being abusive to women. hillary clinton's e-mails were also brought up. clinton, once again, saying it was a mistake to have a personal server. trump suggested putting his opponent in jail for it. >> hate to say it, but if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. because there has never been so many lies, so much deception, there has never been anything like it. >> it's awfully good that someone with the temperament of

donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> yeah, because you'd be in jail. >> both candidates were asked what they most respected about each other. clinton says she respects how trump raises children and trump called clinton a fighter who never gives up. much more from the debate coming up in a live report from washington, d.c. in 30 minutes. as you might imagine there was plenty of reaction in the bay area to that fiery debate. some people were frustrated that many of the issues facing normal ordinary americans just didn't get discussed. >> it's a great form of entertainment but almost painful. a lot of this matters to a lot of us. i have massive student loans. a lot of americans have issues. >> democrats we talked with were not satisfied with trump's answers on the tapes released on friday. some local republicans tell us that they think trump did well last night. our debate coverage continues later in the newscast with a live report from washington. in the meantime, nbc news fact checked the debate

and those results are posted online. find them for yourself at nbcbayarea.com. more fallout for billy bush in the wake of the trump audio scandal. nbc confirms that bush is being suspended from the "today" show. it is unclear if he will ever return to the broadcast. numerous calls have been made for bush to be disciplined for the release of the vulgar conversation he had with donald trump back in 2005. right now search crews are using sonar equipment to scan the bottom of the san francisco bay looking for a boat that capsized over the weekend tossing all of those people into those cold waters, including three children. >> you can see the frightening video there. "today in the bay's" pete surato is live this morning. and so good news, nobody died in this accident. >> all the passengers are expected to survive, including a 5-year-old, one of eight sent to a hospital. he's described as being in good condition.

it was quite a scene on saturday when the boat capsized. >> coming in. >> get the life jacket. >> reporter: you can see life vests thrown into the water from nearby boaters. the boat capsized near pier 45 on saturday. today we will see crews with sfpd using sonar equipment to look for the boat that's completely underwater. they will investigate a number of things as it relates to this accident such as if the 30 passengers on board may have been too many for that boat and if there were enough life vests on the boat. also if alcohol may have played a factor. most importantly what caused this accident in the first place. witnesses here on saturday described it as a chaotic scene. >> there was a ton of people in the water. just started throwing life rings. >> a lot of people in the water.

couple kids in the water. >> reporter: that investigation began sunday night and will carry on through today. investigate hearse to wait out for things to clear out following that busy weekend of fleet week air show activities. no charges have been filed, and sfpd says it could be a few weeks before we know who's at faul fault. >> tragic new details on a violent home invasion investigation in san jose. the elderly woman who neighbor's called miss flo died of her injuries. now that suspect will likely face murder charges. 88-year-old flo douglas died early saturday morning. she spent the last four weeks in critical condition. deputies arrested 19-year-old zachary quinn for the assault. he lived directly across the street from douglas and was caught on camera driving her car and using her credit cards. now that she's gone, friends and family have a specific message

for her accused killer. >> tell the truth, in spite of what anyone else tells you, tell the truth for your own conscious. >> there's a gofundme account for douglas, it was intended to pay for her ongoing care, now that she passed it will be used for her funeral expenses. that suspect is due back in court at the beginning of next month. new this morning, more bad news for samsung regarding its popular smartphone. new reports say samsung is temporarily halting production of its galaxy note 7 smartphone. the phone was originally recalled after reports that some guys were catching fire. now the replacements may have the same issue. a southwest airlines flight in kentucky had to be evacuated because of smoke coming from one of those phones. it is a good day to grab a pumpkin spice latte and head to half moon bay for the pumpkin weigh off which is happening at the historic half moon bay

pumpkin ve pumpkin festival. there's a lot at stake, the biggest, baddest, fattest pumpkin gets a top prize of 30,000 dollars. the way-off happens in an hour. the festival opens this saturday. a familiar territory for the san francisco giants. win or pack up those lockers. a live look at a quiet at&t park. tonight 40,000 fans will be on pins and needles hoping for a win. just last week mad bum put the team on his back tossing a complete game shutout in the wild card showdown against the mets. giants are 9-0 in postseason elimination games. bruce bochy knows his guys can hand the pressure. >> this club has a history.

that's what you like now, finding a way to win the game they had to win, moving on. that's experience that's so vital to draw on. if you don't have that, you may not have that belief that you can do it. they know they've done it. >> coach tells them to do it again. first pitch at 6:30 tonight. if the giants win, they'll force a game four tomorrow night. i love bruce bochy's voice. >> between packing and winning, i would just win. i hate to pack. all right. let's bring it home and get a win tonight. it's been a foggy start in some parts of the bay area. what will be the weather be like for those lucky fans? >> seeing similar conditions, fog in san francisco. first pitch temperatures after 6:00, low 60s out at at&t park. numbers in the upper 50s. cool evening around san francisco. numbers in the mid 60s as the weekend summer heat has moved on. 70s to near 80 in the warmest

spots inland. after today, san francisco looking at a cooling friend that will take us through the week leading us up to rain chances thursday neegt and friday. inland spots seeing temperatures drop off. nowhere near the 80s and 90s. increasing chances of rain wrapping up the week. >> chances for a good commute right now, i would love for you to stick around as long as you can for the morning show and get that important news. one of the few spots we have slowing, southbound 680, reports of a crash, slowing from monument down through this area, south of 242 heading towards that walnut creek interchange. that crash should be out of the lanes any second. the rest of your approach towards the bay bridge moves well. fog indicated for the north bay. the bay bridge did report -- there was report of a crash at the bay bridge near the toll plaza. we'll give you the live look out there. we don't see disturbances to any of the lanes. a couple lanes did have cars in

them for a few minutes. they may be cleared right now. >> thanks a lot. a ghostly find at the famous winchester mystery house. up next, we'll show you what's now known as sarah's attic. and creepy clown crimes spreading across the bay area and the country. and now the federal government is working to get to the bottom of this troubling trend.

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the fbi is on the creepy clown case. clowns have been posting threatening m ining messages to across this area and the nation. oakland unified claims the fbi has the technology needed to find those who posted the threats. the district went on lockout mode on friday because of threats like that. there have been clown sightings across the country. in michigan, a 7-year-old boy said a clown tried to grab him. >> he had red hair, a red nose. he dragged the knife on my arm. >> there have been clown sightings in san jose as well and the police say they are take the threats seriously. it is 6:14 right now. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is making a trip to silicon valley to promote climate change today.

he will take part in a roundtable discussion about new and innovative ways to promote and use clean energy. this is happening at the four seasons hotel in palo alto. kerry has been an advocate for the tech industry and its role helping to solve some of the greatest issues. most people working in the gig economy just as driving for uber or making on-demand deliveries are not there for the flexibility, for some of them it's the only option they have. up to 30% of american wokkers are part of the so-called gig economy. most workers are from low income households and most choose the gig economy for lack of better options. most gig economy companies don't offer employees help or other benefits. the tech world is buzzing over tesla's next big thing. elon musk says is he about to unveil a new product. he tweeted over the weekend that

there will be a product unveiling on monday. musk says this will be a separate product from another unveiling that will happen on the 28th involving tesla and solarcity. experts think possibilities include a new vehicle or improvements to the autonomous driving feature. >> you may have noticed prices at the pump have been going up over the past two weeks. industry analysts say retail e and refiners are upping their prices in response to the rise in crude oil. the highest price of gas for unleaded is right here in the bay area. in san francisco you will pay $2.92 a gallon. elsewhere, san jose, $2.80. oakland, the average is $2.79. new discovery at one of the bay area's iconic historical landmarks. >> preservation team opened up a sealed off attic in the winchester house in san jose. >> what do you think they found

inside? >> creepy stuff, right? the room was boarded up after the 1906 earthquake because the owner, sarah winchester, was trapped in the room and allegedly thought spirits caused the quake. the preservation team found items not touched for decades, like a pump organ -- no. >> a couch -- >> no. >> and several suing machisewin machines and paintings. it was turned into a new attraction now at the mansion called sarah's attic. >> i know people love the winchester mystery house. >> a lot of people go on a flashlight tour. >> no. >> you've done it? >> we've been there. we've done some tours during the day. >> we did a life shot there once. >> wait. wait. >> rob's wife is named sarah. >> what's in your house? >> my house is very clean. she's very organized. if you would like to enjoy halloween weather, we have some ghostly cloudy skies out on the

coast. some fog, 40s and 50s right now. drizzle in san francisco. 45 in the north bay. look at that view, san bruno, you have some low clouds, 57 degrees. in san francisco, the fog taking over the west side of downtown. 52 right now. the low clouds, reducing visibility. half moon bay is less than 200 feet right now. that is not good news for your coastal commutes. mike is keeping an eye on that. notice the effects of the ocean air conditioning and low clouds dropping our temperatures well out of the 80s and 90s inland. mostly 7 0s and increasing high clouds. temperatures around the south bay, mid to upper 70s. 60s from the peninsula into san francisco. for the north bay and tri valley, highs down 10, 15 degrees from what we saw this weekend. 70s for most spots inland. watch the progression in the seven-day forecast moving forward a system here approaching on thursday with a tap of moisture that extends out to the north of the hawaiian

islands. when we get this this can be a rainfall boost at times when it aims in on the pacific northwest and the bay area. we'll see this pattern evolve thursday into friday. a second system to follow as we head into the weekend. rainfall projections here, very impressive by mid-october standards. 200 to 300% of average if that verifies for the coast. they could see three to five inches for the bay area. a little less south. three out of the next seven days has the rain chance making a comeback. for san francisco, thursday night into friday, inland locations much cooler than we saw this weekend. >> we'll hope for an easier commute despite that rain but tracking things, you have warned us about half moon bay. down to a couple hundred feet visibility along the coast. keep that in mind. also tough to see anything but the giant pumpkins where bob redell is following those.

more fog for the north bay. petaluma, yellow highlights indicate reduced visibility. a smoother flow of traffic through the tri valley. the bay bridge toll plaza, nothing unexpected. some clouds, i did want to show you from time to time you can see the clouds drifting around. that fog may be a factor, just patches on the east bay as well. so far the bridge traffic is moving well in towards san francisco. back to you. >> thanks. 6:20 right now. swimming to fight obesity and diabetes in the american indian community. that's happening today as several people will try to swim from alcatraz to san francisco. swimmers jump in the water at 8:00 this morning. the goal is to educate american indian and alaska natives about healthier lifestyles. nearly half of the children in those two communities are overweight or obese which is a

rate almost double that of their white peers. coming up next, teammates hoping for a speedy recovery, and tiger woods looking just fine. >> and grannies doing graffiti to fight against memory loss. coming up on "today," every angle of that heated presidential debate covered. did donald trump do enough to stop women voters from fleeing his campaign. did he go too far bringing up bill clinton's past? we'll talk to the xhcampaign managers on both sides. the academic lies of doping, why college students who don't have adhd are turning to that drug. and norah jones when we see you on a monday morning on "today."

tobacco companies knew that smoking kills. and they lied about it for decades. now they're lying about prop 56. if you don't use tobacco, you don't pay. smokers pay - their fair share of the 3 billion in health care costs all taxpayers are paying now. and there's one more thing: our kids. every state that's significantly raised tobacco taxes has reduced youth smoking.

please. vote yes on 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. there who would really a good thing to keep in mind with halloween around the corner, millions of trick trick-or-treaters would appreciate your participation in the teal pumpkin project. to keep things safe for kids with food allergies, hand out toys or other non-food items, and you can let everyone know you participate by putting out a teal pumpkin. nancy gregory says this makes the holiday less scary for parents.

>> you have safe options for kids with food allergies or other dietary restrictions for whom candy may not be an option. >> gregory says to remind your children not to snack while trick or treating and inspect the candy before eating. >> but don't inspect it all at once. the oakland raiders keep winning on the field, but they will have a new home field to continue their winning ways if las vegas has their way. today the nevada state legislature will meet for a special session to discuss a proposed stadium that the raiders could call home in las vegas. lawmakers need to approve $750 million of funding for a domed stadium that would cost roughly $2 billion. even if the legislature says yes it's still not a done deal. the nfl still has to approve the raiders move to las vegas. so far it doesn't appear that's a done deal. tiger woods helping steph curry feel better. curry missed the last couple of

warriors practices because of flu-like symptoms but he is supposed to be woods' partner this wednesday in the pro am in napa. this duo will draw a crowd. the star says the event happens before the safeway open this week. this is woods highly anticipated return to the sport in more than a year. what a match-up there. >> he's like i played with the president, so it's no big deal. a rather odd sight around denver, colorado because a bunch of seniors are tagging buildings and sidewalks. >> it isn't grandparents gone bad but seniors battling memory loss. a program called granny does graffiti helps them manage alzheimer's by keeping their minds sharp through graffiti art. >> my daughters brought me down here so they could see a sadness that i had. >> for mary, painting her initials triggers thoughts of high school.

>> wow. >> because she had that monogram. the program's creators say trying something new could open a channel or different pathway in the brain of alzheimer's patients. >> you have been to denver, you know everybody wears bronco gear there. >> always. coming up next on "today in the bay," 90 minutes of tension and insults, at one point donald trump said hillary clinton should be in jail. but last night's heated presidential debate all ended in a rare complimentary moment. and dust off that umbrella, major changes on the way on what could be the wettest weekend in months. rob mayeda has what you need to know as you head out the door. good morning, i'm bob redell, back here live at half moon bay, we're hours away from finding out if one of these pumpkins could see the a new local record at the weigh-off that story coming up. joining us.

i'm laurgarcia caon. =kris/4shot= and i'm kris sanchez... br good monday morning to you. thank you very much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm kris sanchez. sam brock is off this morning. i made a mental note to myself, find the rain gear by thursday, you're forecasting rain. >> big changes coming up for the end of the week after summer-like temperatures this weekend. today feeling more like fall. low clouds sweeping across the sea level locations, high clouds, too, in the mix. 40s and 50s this morning.

much cooler this afternoon for inland spots, 60s close to san francisco. as early as thursday now, looks like we'll see rain making a comeback. a closer look at that in a few minutes. now to see what's happening toer your commute in walnut creek. >> the walnut creek commute is unpleasant. everywhere else as pleasant as can be when you look forward to a week of work. tri valley, typical pattern through pleasanton. extra slowing past monument boulevard into walnut creek. 242 shows slowing as well. this crash should be out of the lanes. once you get to the walnut creek interchange, you're oak when you get to the bay bridge. look at that just the crowd going on ther. back to you. >> yes, i'm embarrassed by it, i hate it. it's locker room talk. it's one of those things. >> he has said the video doesn't represent who he is. but i think it's clear to anyone

who heard it that it represents exactly who he is. >> the elephant in the room addressed right off the bat during last night's presidential debate. the fiery night ended with donald trump supporters saying he did better than in the last debate, despite being on defense all weekend over the videotape in which he admits to groping women. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. with a recap and reaction this morning. tracie, what's the fallout? >> initial reaction from the overnight surveys is that hillary clinton won the debate by 5 points, or in another one where they admittedly asked more democrats, by more than 20 points. >> how you are feeling? >> i feel great. >> we won the debate tonight clearly. >> reporter: both sides spinning victory after a debate that dealt with the videotape. donald trump more than a decade ago saying he kissed and groped women against their will. >> you bragged you have sexually assaulted women. do you understand that? >> no, i didn't say that at all.

>> have you ever done those things? >> women have respect for me -- i will tell you, no, i have not. >> facing women who accused bill clinton of sexual misconduct guests of donald trump. hillary clinton shot back. >> it represents exactly who he is. >> reporter: and her deleted e-mails. >> there's no evidence that anyone can point to at all, anyone who says otherwise has no basis, that any classified material ended up in the wrong hands. >> reporter: each accusing the other of lies. >> it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you would be in jail. >> reporter: the debate make news. trump rescinding his muslim ban, admitting he paid no federal tax force an unspecified number of years and breaking ranks with mike pence on syria. >> he and i haven't spoken. we disagree. >> reporter: there were clear policy difference on tacks and healthcare. >> obamacare is a disaster. >> if we rip it up and throw it

away, what donald is not telling you we turn it back to the insurance companies the way it used to be. >> reporter: now, besides that what is interesting after the debate is that the republican party, which over the weekend said they were putting a hold on their victory efforts for donald trump put out a statement saying that they thought donald trump displayed strong leadership and would display strong leadership if elected. back to you. >> to wrap up last night's contentious showdown, both candidates were asked to talk about one thing they respect in each other. >> i respect his children. his children are incredibly able, devoted. that says a lot about donald. >> i will say this about hillary, she doesn't quit. she doesn't give up. i respect that. i tell it like it is. she's a fighter. i disagree with much of what she's fighting for.

i disagree with her judgment in many cases, but she does fight hard and she doesn't quit and she doesn't give up. i consider that to be a good trait. >> the third and final presidential debate is set for next wednesday, october 19th. >> so no competition with football at least at that time. as the presidential candidates debated in st. louis, a running mate campaigned in the california capital. democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine was in sacramento yesterday. a large crowd was lined up outside the golden one center to hear him speak at the fund-raiser there. many people attending the event seemed confident they were about to see the next vice president speak. including the sacramento mayor-elect who doesn't think donald trump can bounce back from the most recent controversy. >> i think it's over. maybe it was over already. >> donald trump's running mate, mike pence, canceled a scheduled visit to new jersey today. it is 6:35.

an 11-month-old baby girl is recovering after being shot in a home in petaluma over the weekend. police say the shooting appears to be an accident and investigators are trying to figure out how it happened. the child is expected to survive. there are no plans on arresting anyone at this time. also in sonoma county, a boy stabbed numerous times at a school playground. deputies say it happened saturday at the sheppard accelerated elementary school. the boy was skateboarding when several classmates attacked him. no word on the boy's condition. no arrests have been made. the search is on this morning to find the boat that flipped in the san francisco bay this weekend tossing all of those folks into the cold waters. sonar equipment is being brought in. 30 people were on board including several children of that privately owned 34-foot cab din cruiser which capsized near

pier 45 on saturday. investigators are looking into the heavy number of people on board, whether it was too many, and whether there were enough life vests for everyone. teams dived last night and today they will try to locate the boat which is now at the bottom of the bay. >> it may drift a bit with the tide. if it's on the bottom, as we suspect, it won't move terribly far. >> all passengers who were hospitalized are better. most have already been released. even a 5-year-old boy on board has improved to good condition. no doubt the san francisco bay was more crowded than usual but of the fleet week festivities. >> quite a show by the blue angels. they took to the skies this weekend. people arrived hours early to get a glimpse of the bad boys in action. >> i saw them fly over the bridge, that's one of my favorite parts. it's pretty, and i also like how loud they are. >> spectacular. the blue angels are done for

this year's fleet week, some events are still going on today including the annual ship tours. happening now, top farmers from across the world are bringing in their prized pumpkins to the bay area in hopes of smashing some records. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at the pumpkin weigh off at half moon bay, as he has been for many years now. there's some serious cash on the line for these growers. >> reporter: you are looking at six bucks per pound for the winning pumpkin. you could be looking at an $11,000, $12,000 prize. this is the 43rd weigh-off here in half moon bay. the record last year was 1969 pounds. two years ago it was just over a ton. tim sherwood, your first year here was 2000, right? >> yeah. >> if you look at it back then the winning pumpkins were 900,

1,000 pounds. >> yeah, barely over 1,000 pounds. >> now we're over a ton locally. you're entering this beauty? >> yep. >> what is she taping at? >> taping probably in the mid 1600s. >> right. >> we hope it will go heavy. >> it tapes in terms of size, but sometimes the walls could be thicker. >> yep. we always hope they will go heavier than you think. >> we were talking, a new world record was set on saturday by a belgian grower in europe. what did that come in at? >> 2624 pounds. >> you thought the ceiling would be 2500 and he blew that away. >> totally. >> what do you think the ceiling will be? is there ever going to be a ceiling? >> i've seen a guy on the blog the other day saying he thought 7,000 pounds is not out of the realm because of the way they're growing these. 3,000 has to be the next benchmark. we'll see what happens. >> what is the guy in belgium

doing differently than what you're doing in oregon or washington state and california? >> nobody really knows. hopefully we'll find out this winter at our annual meeting. hopefully he'll give us a few secrets. we have to catch up. >> jim, good luck. >> thanks. >> the weigh-off starting at 7:00, pumpkins like jim's, and you can see this one in the white pickup truck. that's cindy's, she's a grower from washington state. that one is taping around 1900, 2,000 pounds. right now the leading favorite. we'll find out at about 11:00 who will win. the 43rd annual pumpkin weigh off in half moon bay. whatever that winning pumpkin is will be on display at the art and pumpkin festival this weekend. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we were talking about all the recipes you can be making. >> i love pie. >> that's a lot of pie and whip cream. feeling like fall finally in the air. >> let's check in with

metrologist rob mayeda who is projecting some rain. first some fog this morning. >> a lot of low clouds. out at half moon bay, temperatures by 1:00 near 60. not much warmer than that. 64 degrees around san francisco. low 60s down the coast. santa cruz, low 60s. san jose, mid 70s. from here temperatures will trend cooler, notice three out of the seven days include some rain. we'll be seeing that around san francisco and through the weekend across the valleys. mike? >> a look around the bay, no major outstanding issues. some extra slowing through walnut creek because of an earlier crash. south 680 holding steady from 580 down through sunol boulevard. 880 moving slow towards union city. just north of that dumbarton bridge where things continue to move well. west across the san mateo bridge, the build heading over towards the peninsula side. 92 continues to half moon bay, some fog along the coast.

a quick look at palo alto traveling on 101. this crash near embarcadero has cleared. coming up, the popular lunchables you should be tossing out this morning. >> and the dow jones in green territory. that's good news. we'll check business and tech news coming up. prop 64 makes marijuana legal in california for adults 21 and over. and here's what else it does: bans marijuana use in public. permits sales only at licensed marijuana businesses, not at grocery or convenience stores. and prop 64 generates a billion in new tax revenue for california to fund after-school programs and job training and placement initiatives.

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storm matthew - is moving out to sea... ==vo== . what is left of now tropical storm matthew is moving out to sea, but the damage is far from over forred flo ethe flooded ci see here. they're trying to dry out and people downstream are keeping an eye on the rivers where they live which are still on the rise. >> miguel almaguer is live with more. what is it like out there now? >> that storm is gone, but the devastating after-effect, the wake of the devastation here is visible to us. we are 100 miles inland off the coast, the homes behind me in this neighborhood are swamped. the floodwaters here we're told will continue to rise for the next several days. that's because matthew dumped a torrent of rain in this area, up

to a foot of rain. it's not only threatening the communities here but also some local rivers and dams that could overflow banks. they are closely watching dams for the possibility of failure here. meantime we are told by officials now that the death count of hurricane matthew here in the u.s. stands at more than 20. likely the number is 21. they say more are still missing. authorities will be sweeping the neighborhoods behind me checking for other possible people that may not have been accounted for quite yet. authorities say the situation here is still very fluid. the storm is gone, there's a very clear sense of danger. >> thank you very much, miguel. we'll follow that story on the "today" show in 15 minutes. an american navy ship targeted in the middle east. two missiles fired at a navy destroyer in the red sea near yemen. it happened last night. the missiles missed that ship which is conducting routine

operations in international waters. the missiles came from a territory controlled by rebels fighting the yemeni government. saudi arabia led air strikes killing 140 people attending a funeral on saturday. fighting in yemen began last year. a community is grieving this morning after two officers are gunned down this weekend. as palm springs continues to mourn their deaths, we're learning more about the man accused in the killing. people gathered for a vigil last night to remember the two officers killed saturday. the officers were responding to a family dispute at a home when a man opened fire. the officers killed were jose gilbert vega, a 35-year veteran of the department due to retire in december. lesley zerebny, who had recently returned to duty after giving birth. >> a real genuine nice guy. always there to help. >> people respected them. people loved them in the community. >> very tough. you know, i feel sad for him, for his family. for lesley's family.

>> police say the gunman, 27-year-old john felix, who was a known gang member was previously arrested for fighting police. he was wearing body armor and allegedly told his father moments before the shooting he wanted to kill cops. the d.a. says fell lix may be eligible for the death penalty. >> the cancer drug that treated jimmy carter's melanoma may help people fighting lung cancer. keytruda unmasks tumor cells so they cannot hide from the body's immune system. the latest trial included 305 patients with lung cancer. keytruda lengthened survival rates. promising news for women who have been treated for ovarian cancer. a danish study fines that an experimental drug can delay the time it takes for the cancer to grow again in some patients. the study involves women with recurrent ovarian cancer with the brca mutation. the company that makes the drug

may apply for fda approval by the end of this year. there's a nestle recall to warn you about this morning. the foodmaker is recalling its drumstick ice cream cones in 16 count variety packs and 24 count vanilla packs. the products tested positive for listeria which can cause fever and diarrhediarrhea. they were sold at stores throughout the country. hopefully you're not sending your kids off to school today with kraft lunchables ham stackers. nearly 1,000 pounds are being recalled. the usda says the lunchables have wheat and soy which are known allergens but kraft didn't put that information on the packaging. there's been no reports of anyone getting sick so far from those lunchables. >> regular sandwiches it is. imagine working six hours a day. some workers in sweden are having a reality of that right now, but it's part of an experiment.

it's all part of an experiment underway right now. the orthopedic department of the hospital. six-hour workday means nonstop surgery and no lunch break. so far the reduction in working hours resulted in more productivity. the critics say a 30-hour work week is expensive. if the experiment is successful the system will become permanent. >> 6:50 right now. a lot of people getting ready to start their 40-hour work week if not more. what are we in store for today? >> seeing a cooldown. low clouds, fog, misty skies in a few spots around the coast. eventually the week will end as we head towards the weekend with rain making a big comeback. >> right now you have patchy low clouds, low clouds around san francisco. also some mid and high level clouds coming in to san jose. pretty picture there with partly cloudy skies. the view from san bruno shows you both layers of clouds, low clouds below, high clouds above. 57. the fog taking over downtown san francisco, misty skies. 52 degrees this morning. visibility is down to less than a quarter mile.

it's been that way throughout the morning, the coast down to santa cruz, so highway 17 and highway 1 having some issues. thanks to cloud cover at the coast and a sea breeze, temperatures running cooler than this weekend. mid to upper 70s around san jose, low 60s for san francisco. low 70s around palo alto. north bay and inland locations in the 70s. just a few spots out near livermore close to 80. the big changes for the second half of the week. cooling changes through thursday. then check out the pattern thursday night into friday. a connection that we think will connect to the sub tropics, sometimes recentered tos ed ted atmospheric river, so thursday and friday looks to be round number one for the rainfall. for the weekend, another system follows to keep those rain chances going saturday into

sunday. some parts of the california coastline could see 200% to 300% of average rainfall. rainfall by the inch or more north of ukiah, for the north bay, a half inch, less south of san francisco. notice the seven-day forecast, the last three days include rain chances friday into weekend. cooling temperatures across the valleys, into the 60s and 70s later this week as rain chances increase friday and follow us into the start of next week as well. >> looking at a pleasant commute to start your week. the build is on into silicon valley out of san jose. heard about a crash around castro valley, no lanes blocked, but i'll get an update once chp arrives this crash in walnut creek causing a distraction, slowing back to 242 southbound an moving down toward the the walnut creek interchange, 24 and

680. mass transit not a problem. b.a.r.t. reporting -- just got reporting of a possible ten-minute delay recovering from earlier problems out of san francisco. so minor delays out of the city now. muni has slight modification to services. in the south bay, we showed you the sensors, i want to show you the volume of traffic for 101 north of 680. >> the big story this morning is last night's presidential debate which generated a lot of buzz on twitter. in fact, potentially millions of tweets, even b.a.r.t. here got into the spirit. the person behind the transit agency's twitter account sent out several presidential-inspired messages, including one that said we will build a better b.a.r.t. and make metro los angeles pay for it. another read i know everything about running a railroad, the most. new developments this morning surrounding samsung and its popular smartphone. up next, the reason the company is expected to stop

production of all its galaxy note 7 smartphones. first happening now, a couple's reddit post on their hospital bill showing a $30 charge for skin to skin contact with their baby, but on our facebook page find out why the hospital is saying their claim is not exactly right. and the nbc news politics treatment has been working overnight to fact check the presidential debate. see what they uncovered so far on nbcbayarea.com. see if it answers your questions. back in two minutes. they prey on our children, spending billions.

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support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. vote yes on 56. here are the top stories on nbc welcome back on this monday morning. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on nbc bay area. last night at the presidential debate, donald trump said the vulgar comments about women was just locker room talk. >> hate to say it, if i win, i'm going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look in your situation, because there has never been so many lies. >> you know, it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our

country. >> yeah, because you'd be in jail. >> there was so much more that was said during that debate. of course a complete coverage of last night's debate is coming up next on the "today" show. the search is on this morning to find a boat that flipped in the san francisco bay this weekend. sonar equipment is being brought in. 30 people were on board including several children. the privately-owned 34-foot cabin cruiser boat capsized near pier 45 on saturday. all the passengers are better this morning. most have been released from the hospital. bad news for samsung regarding its popular smartphone. new reports say that samsung is kem prayerly recall thing production of the galaxy note smartphone. that smartphone was recalled after some devices caught fire. now we're learning the replacement ones may have the same problem. a southwest airlines flight in kentucky had to be evacuated because of smoke coming from one

of those phones. >> foggy start to the day, and rain by the end of the week. >> feeling more like fall as we have the low clouds making a comeback. 60s and 70s for most for the afternoon. here's the bigger change in the seven-day forecast, the chances of rain picking up for most places for friday into the weekend as temperatures continue cooling down this week. >> all right. sounds good. you were saying things look peachy some places. >> pretty preacheachy. some slowing. northbound 280 does show more slowing towards 17. the rest of san jose showing a lighter flow of traffic. folks might be getting a slower start. some schools are off. northbound 101, a new crash may cause some slowing in towards san francisco. and those giant pumpkins in half moon bay along with some fog.

>> weigh-in starts in a half minute. >> we'll have more on the midday show. we thank kris for joining us this morning and you'll get to join her midday. >> bye-bye. . good morning. race to the bottom? donald trump and hillary clinton don't even bother to shake hands before facing off in a debate filled with accusations and insults. trump's remarks about groping women caught on tape center stage. >> this was locker room talk. i'm noproud of it. >> i think it's clear to anyone who heard it that it represents exactly who he is. >> trump goes for the jugular inviting women who accused bill clinton of sexual misconduct into the audience after a pre-debate photo-op. >> if you look at bill clinton, far worse.