one of the deadlie bush history---and so much is sti kn we're hearing fir-hand accounts from survirs of a violent crash nr lm springs.samo and it's ner too lateo register---- unt it is. tod first hand accounts of the violent crash in palm spring. >> today is the deadline to cast a california ballot in this year's election. we'll guide you through the process. >> early morning shooting on the door step of sfo. today in the bay starts right now. yay, a monday morning. who's with me? at least hopefully you're coming out of a nice weekend, right? good morning, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. on again/off again, nice

weather, lots of rain, clear last week, back to the rain pattern. >> transitioning back to a rainy pattern. this morning you may notice the winds around the bay area gusting up to 35 miles per hour. got cloudy skies. later on we'll see north bay rain on the increase. on the right hand side north bay and san francisco. you see that storm wrapped up in the pacific northwest. thunderstorms in the east and rain will make an approach as we head towards the evening commute. now some issues with the wind around san jose. >> wind advisories. chp says watch it across the san mateo bridge. we'll as reports come in. in san jose, i don't know if this is caused by the wind or perhaps another impact, maybe a car brushed it by, but reports of a tree that eventually came down across your right two lanes. 280 wolf road. an issue for folks in the area

traffic so light, it's all right as far as speeds go. caltrans crews are on the scene. >> thank you very much. we continue to follow developing news out of southern california and a tragic scene just outside the palm springs. a bus carrying people home from a casino early sunday morning slammed into a tractor trailer. the impact so strong, the bus was wedged 15 feet in the air. >> it happened on interstate 10 between palm springs and los angeles. more than a dozen people died and 31 others are hurt, including five critically, making it one of the deadliest bus crashes in california history. >> in almost 35 years, i've never been to a crash where there's been 13 confirmed fatal victims. it's tough for all of us. >> speed might have been a factor. investigators are talking with the driver of that tractor trailer who survived with only

minor injuries. we are learning more about the company that operated that bus. it was operated by l.a.-based usa holiday. one of the owners was driving and among those killed. authorities say the bus was last inspected april this year and did not have any mechanical problems at the time. much more to come on that story. we shift gears to politics. a new national poll shows hillary clinton is ahead by donald trump by double digits. both of them, trump and clinton are campaigning in battleground states. >> clinton at a north carolina early voter event stayed on message, trump isn't fit to be president, she said. trump continued his push that the system is rigged. >> they want me to take that back. let me tell you, folks, it's a rigged system. and we are going to drain the swamp of corruption in washington, d.c.

>> donald trump is already talking about how the game's rigged. i got to say that means he's losing. >> donald trump has two more events in florida later today. in the meantime, hillary clinton will be in new hampshire for a rally. an important deadline to remind you of this morning. today is the last day to register to vote in the november election. for more information how to register and for the local races impacting you, visit nbcbayarea.com. click on decision 2016 tab. thousands of california national guardsmen are livid. they are being reordered to repay thousands of dollars they thought they once earned. years ago the national guard gave soldiers bonuses for reenlisting. in 2010 investigators found out bonuses were begin to people who didn't qualify.

many were here in california. a former guardsman who earned a purple heart has to repay $46,000 in bonuses and student loan money. >> it's awful. you look at that and think it's a joke. you're angry and frustrated. you're not sure what's going on. >> some former guardsmen had their wages garnished to pay back the money. national guard says because taxpayer money once covered the bonuses, they have to recollect it. the class action lawsuit has been filed. 4:35. another creepy clown incident. a security guard may have scared away three armed men about to rob a mall two, holding clown masks. it happened yesterday on market street. a guard on his round approached the men near the mall's entrance. one showed a gun to the guard but didn't raise the gun.

all three ran from the season. the masks were the creepy clown variety. burlingame police are investigating the first homicide of the year. that shooting happened early sunday morning not far from sfo at the hyatt reachensry parking lot. they believe the victim, a man in his late 20s, wasn't a guest at the hotel but visiting someone staying there. the shooting happened during a convention at the hotel. investigators don't believe there is any connection to that. still, it's left many residents shaken. >> be there is something going on in the walkway out there and next thing you know we heard there was a shooting. >> police believe the shooting was not random. they think that the victim was specifically targeted. seven people injured after a shooting in west oakland over the weekend. this morning the hunt continues for the gunman. this shooting happened before midnight on saturday on bancroft avenue. all seven people shot went to

the hospital for care. one is still in critical condition. so far no arrests made. 4:36. missing child alert in sonoma county. 7-month-old henry massey was reported in danger and missing 8:30 yesterday morning. sheriff's office said he is believed to be with his mother hanna ashley. both pictures shown here. they are traveling in a silver 2005 subaru forestburg 5jkz-255. we hinted at it. big changes on the weather front. >> that's right. clear skies but rain in the works. >> we are seeing in the morning commute windy conditions. san francisco south winds 26 miles per hour. rain approaching the north bay. how much you can expect and when. >> we do expect that commute to build. we already have these folks for

dublin out of liver moment we'll show you how that reflects on your roadways. keeping mothers and babies safe. the forum in san francisco to discuss how to contain the zika outbreak. 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. meeting in san frais. they

are holdina forum tod focud on preping for outbreaks like zika rus. leading pediatricians will be meeting in san francisco holding a forum focused on preparing for outbreaks like the zika virus. they are holding a four day symposium. the conference includes the leader of the children's preparedness unit. the conference takes place at 10:30 this morning. 4:41 on your monday. santa clara city leaders are planning to huddle up to discuss an ongoing dispute with the 49ers over money the city believes the team owes them. santa clara is seeking a rent increase but niners say they are asking for more money than they are entitled to. in may the team filed for ash trag. city council members will hold a closed door session. take it to the skies. the unique aircraft seen at the

holster airport. how it has a bay area connection. 

i decorated, i put those webs up everywhere and now it's going to rain. >> wind this morning, eventually rain dropping in the north bay later on this morning. interesting the way the rains should play out over the rest of the bay area. you might be missing out on some of those rain totals.

right now, kind of a mild start. look at the numbers. 60 outside. that is a mild start to the morning in emeryville. some wind speeds up to 35 miles per hour. you'll notice those gusty winds at time. most of the action is up here on the north coast. this is the line that's going to progress southward probably through the afternoon and evening. morning commute, you'll begin to see the rain fly in. we have to wait till about 6:00 and 7:00 before the showers stop to drop south. punch by the time it reaches the south bay into tomorrow morning's commute. probably going to have to deal with rain at times. higher totals in the north bay then we get something here the santa cruz mountains. another rain shower for santa

clara valley. could go over 1/2 inch or more for parts of the north bay. today's forecast will have temperatures mild around the south bay. close to 70. rain holding off until the evening and most of the showers likely in the santa cruz mountains. peninsula in san francisco, mid afternoon expect the rain to march southward. temperatures in the mid 60s. plan on the rain arriving first in the north bay by mid morning then showers in the tri-valley. highs today in the low 70s. once this system moves through, wednesday looks like a break but plan on quite a bit of rain for that thursday into friday storm. another system following the second half of the weekend. enjoy the mainly dry conditions this morning. rain makes a comeback for tomorrow morning. >> just in time for the tuesday mute which is a bigger one. very light though. we take you to oakland. there is a crash eastbound 580. typical commute westbound. right now traffic just very

light. single car crash blocked the fast lane. we'll move you down here. approaching the bay bridge. still at the minimum time because speeds are at your max. 13 from highway 4 to the maze and toll plaza. looking at a smooth drive. southbound 280. there is a tree down blocking your two slow lanes. caltrans cutting up the tree. rob talked about wind for some of the bay area crossing. that plays out to gusty conditions. we've been tracking the political candidates trying to hold the powerful accountable. you can fact check by asking amazon echo. >> let's ask landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters.

wall street could start the week out on a high note as investors cheer the at&t/time warner deal. markets are coming off a positive week despite a mostly down day friday. housing, consumer confidence and first report third quarter gdp. it is the hef quest week of earnings season with apple, boeing, gm ford and amazon set to report. friday the dow fell 16 points to 18,145. nasdaq rose 15 to 5267. at&t's $85 billion deal for time warner having a big impact on consumers. the merger, if approved, could take at least a year to complete and could lead to more entertainment offerings from hbo, tnt and other channels on your mobile devices. a big concern is less competition could mean higher prices. some experts say in this case it could improve prices as at&t will be a supplier of content

owning versus renting. >> now checking what hillary clinton and donald trump just said on the campaign trail. they added a skill to the amazon echo that lets you fact check anything politicians say. it's not perfect though. you have to sit through this lengthy introduction and mention major key words to get the right answer. could make for some interesting dinner table debates. >> no kidding. >> bring extra batteries if you're going to ask a lot of questions about fact check. it's 4:49. america's biggest banks have taken the wrap off their competitor. chase, city and bank of america are involved.

when it launches next year, users will send money via their phone to recipients and gain access to that cash immediately. you'll have more cash, at least for a lot of drivers who do a good amount of commuting. positive news for folks who hit the road. gas prices are finally falling. according to the lundberg report, the pump price dropped almost 4 cents. this is the first drop in about 11 weeks. here in the bay area, san jose gas prices average $2.77. san francisco average $2.91. oakland are at $2.76. unique aircraft has been creating the buzz at the holster airport. it's believed to be a prototype of a flying car. >> z arrow signed a 34-year lease in the holster airport too build a base of operation.

those who caught a glimpse of the prototype seem to be impressed. >> sounds like four bedroom fans really loud, like you have in your house. not like the roar of that plane. >> the company is expected to bring in $70,000 in revenue to the airport, not to mention new jobs. will that be the key to the transportation future? in the meantime look at this key. it looks like a rusty old one, right? it's worth a huge chunk of money because historically this corroded iron key was on the "titanic" and sold for $104,000 at an auction in england. it belonged to a steward, one of the 1,500 people who died back in 1912. it is attached to a brass tag stamped locker 14. >> 4:51.

the traffic stop leads to an intense shootout. the frightening home. s as a man opens fire at police. first happening right now, people are looking for other options when it comes to voting. google searches for writing, the highest search since 2004. tracking the return of rain. download our nbc bay area app and get push alerts about changes coming and personalized forecasts. we're getting a glise at vidof .

a dash cam - shows e moments am we are getting a glimpse of a wild shootout in central valley. this dashcam shows you moments a

man shot at police. it happened early sunday morning in madiera. bullets hit the windshield but no one inside the squad car was struck. officers later found that suv abandoned. the people inside the car are still on the loose. new details to share this morning in the search for a hit-and-run driver in sonoma. police released an image of the suspect's car. they are urging anyone with information to come forward. the driver seriously injured an elderly man in the crosswalk saturday afternoon. the car is a silver pontiac grand prix. investigators say there appears to be damage to the hood and windshield. a berkeley synagogue is welcoming people of another faith whose church was badly damaged in a fire last month. about 250 members of the first

congregational church attended services for the first time yesterday. synagogue leaders were happy to host the displaced members and since informing their congregation, they received dozens of support. >> a time for us to remember temporary shelter. and for us to offer shelter to the stranger and having unexpected guests is just the greatest blessing. >> that's lovely. >> the arrangement is set to last for the next few months while the first church is repaired. hillary clinton's campaign usually more of a nuts and bolts kind of thing than pizzazz, but wait. 200 people in raleigh, north carolina, showed their support for hillary this weekend with a flash mob dance.

>> gasp, girlfriends actively supporting progress. organizers say the performance was inspired by the original pantsuit power dance in new york city earlier this month. >> pantsuits have never gotten this much love. >> i could probably break out old anchor pantsuits. >> check that out. >> we are seeing winds picking up this morning around san jose. mild start. 62. you see the rain on the north set to sweep into the bay area today. we'll talk about a series of storms to line up. a few cars lined up here. 101 through palo alto. talking about a new crash at the dublin interchange. >> high speed played a role in a horrific california bus crash. no one escaped uninjured. 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. more than dozen killeand ma more injed.. the details we're arning abouthi more than a dozen killed and many more injured. details of this gruesome scene out of southern california. over two weeks away from election day. what you need to know about today if you want to have your say. >> sfo hyatt where a man was

shot and killed yesterday morning. details on that investigation coming up. "today in the bay" starts now. >> thank you, pete. thank you for joining us on this monday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. up early and a nice start to our morning. >> we are waking up to 60s. that's a mild start as you step outside. you may not need a jacket this morning, but pack the umbrella for later. 50s and low 60s. you see here in the hour by hour forecast. north bay rain before lunchtime. by 3:00, into the evening commute we'll begin to see those rain showers moving across the peninsula. >> tomorrow morning you'll be greeted with different conditions for your commute. great conditions, but we have a number of little crashes we are watching. westbound 580 at the dublin interchange. sounds like the two vehicles involved are out of