>> reporter: pete suratos in san francisco where a four-alarm fire is under control but three firefighters are injured in the process. details coming up in a live report. violent night on san jose streets. a man shows up to the hospital in a bullet-riddled car and dies. the 37th homicide in san jose. you will absolutely accept the results of this election? >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything right now. >> in a presidential race that's been like none other, a signature line from last night's debate that is unlike anything uttered by a major party candidate. "today in the bay" starts right now.

that was interesting. we start off our thursday morning right now post debate. glad you're with us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. nothing to debate about in the bay area. we love the weather. >> temperatures going up more today, back into the 80s, we'll see more of that this morning. we still have those typical cool spots like palo alto and places in the north bay. that's where we have our 40s. warmer temperatures this afternoon on tap for you. a lot of places yesterday. upper 70s, into 80s. even san francisco up to 76 degrees today. we have rain in the forecast, but i'll get to that when we get there. we'll talk to mike about the morning commute. >> that's what folks are saying about the morning commute. we'll get there when we get there. it's very clear. in san francisco, even the crash i've been tracking for about an hour, northbound 280, a smooth, easy drive getting towards al meade difficult.

the screen is blank, so i'll hand it back to you guys. now to the breaking news right now. flames broke out overnight in the castro at an unoccupied building, quickly spreading to two adjacent homes there. several people were living in those homes. they're now out of a place to stay. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live. we understand some firefighters were hurt trying to battle the fire. >> good morning, laura and sam. i'm told by san francisco fire, there were three firefighters injured. they're recovering at a nearby hospital. i want to show you the structures affected. we have one structure here occupied by an elderly couple, the structure in the middle unoccupied and another structure to the left. two adults with a child in there. it was the middle structure that was unoccupied is where the biggest flames were when fire crews showed up. they just tweeted out some video. altogether, we ur ear talking

seven folks who were displaced who occupied one of those units. and the other that included two adults with their child. none of the folks were injured and they're receiving assistance from the american red cross. also told there is a missing cat that crews are still looking for. back to the firefighters that were injured. we got this update from san francisco fire. one firefighter has a possible fractured arm. the others have cuts and bruises and recovering in the hospital. that fire was first reported around 12:00 a.m. before crews got it under control around 2:00 a.m. no word on the cause of the fire. as you see here, the street is shut down as they continue their investigation. back to you in the newsroom. >> pete, thank you very much for that update. we appreciate that. just in this morning, preliminary 3.4 magnitude earthquake struck lake county about 3:45 this morning, centered right near the town of cobb not far from middletown. that's the same area ravaged by the valley fire a year ago.

so far no reports of injury or damage. police investigating a deadly shooting last night near a san jose elementary school. police say a man walked into regional medical center with a gunshot wound before 9:00 p.m. police later determined the man had been shot in a car near doug hill elementary school near highway 101. the victim then drove the car to the hospital where he died a short time later. the victim so far has not been identified. from everything i see has no respect for this person. >> well, that's because he'd rather had a pep puppet as president. >> no puppet. you're the puppet. >> name calling last night among other forms of conversation. the last presidential debate is now over. you hear vladimir putin was one of the topics. >> just one of the many. >> this morning there's reaction to donald trump saying he may not accept the election results if he loses.

nbc's tracie potts has more. >> reporter: trump who has repeatedly called this election rigged declined twice to accept the results if he loses. >> i will tell you at the time. i'm keep you in suspense. >> that's horrifying. >> are you serious? you think if someone is committing fraud, they should accept the results regardless? give me a break. >> reporter: his team hinting this could be a long drawn-out fight. >> remember al gore in 2000? >> if the vote is fair, i'm confident we'll accept it. >> reporter: it started on the most substantive debate yet on things like guns versus abortion, overturning roe v. wade. >> that will happen automatically in my opinion because i'm putting pro life justices on the court. >> i don't think the united states government should be stepping in. >> reporter: there were moments of confusion and contention, on russia's president. >> that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet, no puppet. you're the puppet. >> reporter: besides debt, the economy, immigration, they hit

sensitive subjects like leaked e-mails. >> the russian government has engaged in espionage against americans. >> reporter: and sexual assault allegations. >> i didn't do anything. i think they want either fame or her campaign did it. >> reporter: trump claimed the latest offensive against isis is political. >> the only reason they did it is because she's running for the office of president and they want to look tough. >> reporter: clinton brought up trump's still unreleased tax return. >> we have undocumented immigrants in america who are paying more federal income tax that a billionaire. >> reporter: final arguments with less than three weeks left to win voters. tracie potts, nbc news, las vegas. >> the debate, of course, is over now, but our coverage continues as we take a live look from the convention center where this all happened. "today in the bay's" mark matthews is in las vegas. he spoke with donald j. trump junior, trump's son right after the debate. that part of the story is coming

at 5:00. a significant day today, 25 years since the oakland hills firestorm. 25 people died while trying to escape the fire. it burned 1500 acres, destroying 3500 homes in oakland and berkeley, triggered by embers from a grass fire the day before. the great california shakeout. across the state californians are invited to participate in the earthquake preparedness drill. in san jose the tech museum has students joining them. >> not exactly, pretty similar conditions to what we saw yesterday. a chilly start to our morning, but getting used to nice finishes by the afternoon, anthony. >> yes. needy say more? i'll have the forecast coming up

in just a little bit guys. >> enough said. anthony drops the mike. we're not dropping the speeds at all through the tri-valley. we'll talk about your drive times here and give you an update a little farther north. because she doesn't know that it kills 40,000 californians... every year. because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emphysema. because she is a butterfly, who fights fires. because she is my daughter, and the surgeon general says that raising tobacco taxes...

is a proven way to make sure she never smokes. that's why i'm voting yes on 56. i'll take it from here. i'm good. i just took new mucinex clear and cool. ah! what's this sudden cooooling thing happening? it's got a menthol burst. you can feel it right away. wow, that sort of blind-sided me. and it clears my terrible cold symptoms. ahh!

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no word on what caused the crash. the new year will begin with a long-awaited start of a highly anticipated murder trial. according to "mercury news," january 3rd is now the firm start date for opening statements in the trial against anton anyone torres, accused in the murder of sierra lamar. the body was never found. the judge issued the start date yesterday. juror questioning is scheduled to take place in mid november. funeral services are going to take place today, laura, for a beloved elderly woman killed in a home invasion robbery. mourningers will honor miss flo, 88 years old at the time. flo douglas was affectionately called mis flo. she died from injuries suffered in the robbery. zach quinn cuen was caught using her credit kaurds and driving

her car. today's service is scheduled for 11:00 in the morning. 4:41. an about face for lieutenant governor gavin newsom. once a california critic of california's high-speed rail project, now he's turned into a supporter. what made him schang his mind? details next. you're watching "today in the bay." [gun shots

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intensifying. right now iraqi special forces are moving in on a nearby town also controlled by militants. american troops are guiding iraqi and kurdish troops to take back iraq's second largest city. the massive operation is in its fourth day. lieutenant governor gavin newsom is getting on board what some have called a financial boondoggle. he changed his mind on the proposed california high-speed rail project. in sacramento yesterday he said he's no longer against the projected $68 billion effort. he withdrew his support two years ago criticizing the ever changing business plans and the ballooning cost. now he said he's 100% looking for a funding source for the train if elected governor in 2018. at least seven deaths right now are confirmed from the powerful typhoon that rolled through the philippines. cameras caught the fury. you see a piece of it there.

relentless winds and driving rains made landfall, a category 5, the strongest in three years. communications and power have been cut off in many towns there. so far there are no reports of major destruction. some are saying the number of casualties could have been far worse. >> just trying to recover from that is going to be a tough one. in our neck of the woods certainly nothing like that. we'll start so. >> we'll see rain later, next week, but not in the short term. temperatures have been getting each and every day a little warmer. today we're going to see the heat peak at its warmest, mid 80s for inland valleys. gilroy at 46 degrees this morning. palo alto at 48 and santa rosa at 49. napa 47 as well. later this afternoon you'll notice the temperatures warming up. 85 today. even at the coastline, offshore winds that will warm quickly for places like half moon bay.

76 in san francisco and a slew of 80s for the east bay, river more, walnut creek, san jose reaching into the low 80s. it's because high pressure is in control driving our winds offshore. look to our north, there is still rainfall into places like portland and seattle. that's been the trend for the past week or so. that storm track will sag south as we head to the next couple days and then as we head towards next week. here is that rain i was telling you about. it can be lining up as soon as sunday night across parts of the north bay as we head towards the end of the rest of the week we'll be looking at a few more storm systems slide on in. for tuesday and wednesday, still determined to see if we'll see rain or not. computers models going back and forth. the rainfall amounts have been increasing. we will talk about when we will see this rain move in and when exactly it will move out coming up in my next report. plus a look at the seven-day forecast in a bit. mike will get you to work on time. the man of the hour.

>> good morning, anthony. i'll take that hour. more than i get some days. over toward the bay a lot of breaks right now, a good break on your drive. north bay, no delays everything green for our speed sensors. those drive tierms across the east bay. upper east shore are looking at 12 minutes from highway 4 through the maze itself. at the minimum for most of these dries, an issue for b.a.r.t., a minor one, a ten-minute delay reported out of san francisco and heading toward the east bay. some equipment problems reported on the tracks. everything throughout the east bay all right. we're also showing you travel times through the tri-valley. i showed you the earlier live shots through dublin. from grand line road toward the dublin interchange, 23 minutes. the traffic flowtion nicely westbound. there's a truck behind me on my right-hand shoulder that has cleared from the westbound direction. no delays on the spans.

back to you. 4:48 right now. after doing business with wells fargo for more than 25 years, santa clara county is cutting ties. >> the board of supervisors unanimously voted to end all business with the fran-based bank for a period of two years. they'll use wells fargo for day-to-day business but not investments. state attorney general carmekam harris is calling for an investigation. palo alto's tesla is putting new gaj nets the car. >> for more on that and the rest of the news before the bell, we turn to landon dowdy who is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to you both. wall street will try to make it three straight days of gains today. stocks rising yesterday led by the energy sector. oil prices jumping to their

highest level in 15 months following data showing another decline in u.s. crude supplies. look for reports on unemployment and home sales. also we get earnings from the likes of travelers, verizon and microsoft. the dow rising 40 points to 18,202. the nasdaq up two to 5,246. tesla makes the big announcement about the future of driverless cars. ceo elon musk says all new tesla vehicles, model s, x and 3 will now come with hardware to make them fully self-driving when government regulations allow. this includes eight cameras, a dozen sensors and faster radar. the new package will cost $8,000. musk says he expects by the end of the year that a tesla car will be able to drive from los angeles to new york without the need for a single touch on the wheel. google has reportedly struck a deal with cbs to carry the network on the new web tv service. reports say it's also in talks

with fox and viacom to distribute their channels. the service will be part of google's youtube platform expected to launch early next year. it will include all of cbs content including live nfl games. the package is expected to cost between $30 and $40 a month. back to you. >> another 07 shun. landon dowdy, thank you very much. another option for your sweet tooth, sam brock. m and m's introducing a new flavor. mars has announced that caramel will be the newest filling. the flavor celebrating the candy's 75th birthday. m&m you look good for 75. you've got to wait until next spring, in may. >> the best news since crispy m&ms were introduced. >> i'm with you on that one. 4:51 right now. so we've heard donald trump talking about building that wall, but this may not be what he was thinking. what popped up outside last night's debate.

first, happening right now, pretty in pink, a u.s. navy plane is going pink this week in support of breast cancer awareness month. read more about the retired fighter jet's new mission. our political team still fact checking the third presidential debate. plenty of material. you can see the analysis in realtime on nbcbayarea.com. you can see us in realtime. back here in two minutes. they prey on our children, spending billions.

addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. vote yes on 56. involved in the team's pped move to las vegaslaura/2shot= the raiders are now rehg raiders fans are becoming directly involved in the team's proposed move to las vegas. >> the raiders are reaching out to their season ticket holders. there's an e-mailed survey asking if the fans would support the team's proposed move to las

vegas. all this while raiders owner mark davis is in houston attending the nfl owners meeting. he told his fellow owners he's not using las vegas for leverage to get a better deal than oakland. nevada pledged $750 million in public funding for a new stadium. >> it's unfair for people to keep bringing up what if oakland does this, what if oakland does that. las vegas has already done what they're supposed to do. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf says she won't enter into a bidding war but will work on keeping the raiders in town. speaking of the nfl, it's been a long time since we've said this. fewer people are watching games this year than last year. ratings are down. the first six weeks of the season, the nfl saw an 11% dip in viewership compared to the exact same time last year. three days, three homes. habitat for humanity is doing a home repair blitz to keep three senior women in their bayview homes starting at 8:30 this

morning. cal osha is holding a meeting this morning to discuss regulations to prevent violence in health care workplaces. california nurses association support that idea. they'll be rallying today in oakland. also in oakland, the 50th anniversary commemoration of the black panther party starts today. the oakland museum is hosting a conference asking where do we go from here. that conference starts at 11:00 a.m. let's close this half hour by going back to las vegas where the pptal candidates met. >> outside the venue, they built a wall of taco trucks. 35 food trucks parked outside the trump international hotel in las vegas for most of the day. of course, that was part of a protest from the culinary union in nevada. you may remember earlier this year, a donald trump supporter warned that the expansion of latino culture could lead to taco trucks on every corner. some people see it as a protest. i see it as lunch.

>> 4:56 right now. coming up, make sure to grab a jacket or sweatshirt from the kids this morning. make sure they label it. >> you may want to always bring it home. i had so many clothes yesterday i was carrying home. we'll talk about your weather forecast coming up after this, guys. hopefully you don't find any of his clothes on the golden gate bridge. it looks clear here. talking about a crash that may affect you in the south bay for your commute. sometimes we use k-y ultragel to enhance my body's natural

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pete suratos in san francisco where fire crews are able to put out a four-alarm fire. three firefighters are injured in the process. we'll have an update on their condition coming up. a violent night on san jose streets. a man shows up to the hospital in a bullet-riddled car and dies in treatment. the investigation into san jose's 39th homicide, plus -- >> that you will absolutely accept the results of this election? >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now. i'll look at it at the time. >> in a presidential race that's been like none other, a signature line in last night's final debate unlike anything ever uttered by a major party candidate. "today in the bay" starts right now. good thursday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get straight to the forecast. a cool start. >> we've got rain on the way, but i'll look at it at the time.

>> next week. >> we are looking at chilly weather this morning. 40s out there once again across most of the bay area, especially in the north bay. we've got 50s as well. clear skies for everybody and we do have warmer temperatures on the way as well. there are the 40s, half moon bay to palo alto. later this afternoon, we will warm even more. 83 for walnut creek, 82 for livermore. same deal for san jose and 70s for the coastline. nice comfortable weather today. we'll talk about the rain chance as we get going this morning. let's talk to mike right now as you get going out the door. >> good morning, anthony. the freeways are looking great. we have been monitoring the situation in the south bay. in san jose almaden expressway south of highway 85 in the southbound direction, we still have reports that both southbound lanes are closed. there's a crash closing and construction work combined to have closure from