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 lanes. we don't see any slowing.

we'll look at a live look. shows with these headlights coming in towards the interchange, 23 minutes from north greenville road at speed. >> a very sobering store from over the weekend on the roads. we continue to follow developing news out of southern california where a tragic scene played outside of palm springs. a bus carrying people from a casino slammed into a tractor trailer. the impact was so strong, the bus was wedged 15 feet into that traylor. that happened between palm springs and los angeles. 31 others injured including five critically. there are only 44 people on the bus total making this 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 accidents. so it's tough. tough for all of us. >> as far as trying to figure

out what caused the crash, early reports indicate speed could have been a factor. investigators are talking with the driver of the tractor trailer who survived with only minor injuries. >> turning toç decision 2016, are now in that home stretch, just 15 days until election day. if you want to have your say, today is the deadline to register to vote here in california. edward lawrence joins us live from washington tracking the latest from the campaign trail. pressure is growing. still a lot of undecided voters out there. >> donald trump has a mountain to climb. latest poll numbers show he is trailing hillary clinton by 12 points among voters nationally. donald trump says this isn't over yet. some democrats say the election is closer than the polls show.

>> this is not like anybody else who demonstrated that he is unqualified and unfit to be president and commander in chief of the united states of america. >> president obama kept the same theme in his speech saying donald trump does not have what it takes to do his job. >> donald trump is talking about how the game's rigged. i got to say that means he's losing. >> trump didn't shy away or back down on his claim. he kubled down at a rally in naples, florida. >> it is a rigged system. we are going to drain the swamp of corruption in washington,

d.c. >> that message resonates with his supporters in florida. >> i think it's rigged as far as the media making people believe she's already won. >> trump needs undecided voters to believe et and believe he can be the one to make real change. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. again today is the last day to register to vote in the november election. for more information on how to register in the local races impacting you, visit nbcbayarea.com. 5:04 on your monday. a mysterious death while at sea. the u.s. navy confirms a pittsburgh woman died onboard a u.s. ship near japan. the family are left with unanswered questions. the 23-year-old recently joined the navy but suddenly died last week. lucky's family tells us a navy officer told them their daughter died of cardiac arrest. official autopsy results won't be released for several weeks

but her parents say she has no history of medical problems. she had been texting her parents she didn't feel well the week before. a violent crime in a neighborhood unaccustomed to it. burlingame, this has some hotel guest tlts shaken up. >> good morning. burlingame police believe this victim was simply visiting the hotel and this victim was targeted. it marks the city's first homicide of the year. >> it is our belief that the victim was targeted by the shooter and fled the scene. >> burlingame describes this victim as a bay area resident in his late 20s. yesterday morning just before 6:00 a.m. when police arrived, they found that victim in the sidewalk area

of the hotel driveway injured with an apparent gun shot wound. that's where he died on the scene. folks visiting the hotel, this shooting in an otherwise quiet area found it as a surprise. >> something going on in the walkway out there then next thing you know we heard there was a shooting. >> want to point out there was a tattoo convention at this time when the shooting took place. there doesn't appear to be any connection to this and the shooting. there is no known suspect description. if you have information, contact burlingame pb. >> thank you, pete. it is 5:06. a follow-up of a story we told you about friday morning. new rules in place after leaders suspended all fraternity and sorority parties on campus after two sexual assaults happened

offcampus. all greek houses need to have consent discussion. hard alcohol is banned. on top of that, they are required to post consent signs on the front doors and have three people remain sober at parties. another meeting is set for this weekend to decide how long to keep the party suspension in effect. some victims rights groups believe a new report suggest way area colleges are not doing enough to alert students about on campus sex crimes. the 2015 schools issued alerts less than 20% of the time. critics suggest alerts tend to be the exception rather than the rule. school police say they are defending themselves saga letters are not necessary or even appropriate. that is true when there is no imminent threat or victims come forward long after the incident. we look at your forecast.

wishy-washy comes to mind. >> wind around the north bay later this morning. you'll notice how mild it is. mid 60s for most of the bay area. wind speeds gusting to 40 miles per hour. around the hill tops, south of 22. the rain will moch southward out of the north bay by mid to late morning. mid afternoon beginning to see showers crossing the peninsula. by the evening, that system begins to weaken as it approaches the south bay. before the rain arrives, mostly cloudy and breezy today. highs, upper 60s and low 70s. we will see rain later today. probably more for tomorrow morning's commute. a break for the rain wednesday. more rain comes in. that system thursday looks significantly stronger in terms of rainfall and wind and you'll see as we head into the weekend, that rainy pattern continues off and on through sunday. looking at a calm commute. wind is a factor across some of the bridges. chp warned about that.

we are taking you down toward the south bay. there are minor fender benders around. i want to note san jose have caltrans crews working on this blocking your right land before wolf road. the bulk of the commute would be northbound. that is not a problem. 20 minutes from where they split in mountain view. they sacrifice their lives, now have to sacrifice huge enlistment bonuses. >> it was awful. it's gut wrenching. you think it's a joke and you're angry and frustrated. you're in denial and not sure what's going on. >> up next, the reason that 10,000 california national guardsmen are now being told they have to pay up. plus putting her story on paper, the new book coming out today about britney maynard and

the controversy.

monday morning starting off with breezy conditions. wind gusts 35 miles per hour in san francisco. rain moving out of the north bay into your evening commute. how much rain and more storms on the way coming up. relatively active roadways, but no problems with speed. bay bridge toll plaza out altamont pass. 26 minutes for your drive. thousands of california national guardsmen beside themselves right now. they are being ordered to repay thousands of dollars they thought they once earned. years ago the national guard gave soldiers bonuses for reenlisting. that was meant for soldiers with high demand assignments. they found out many bonuses were

given to people who weren't qualified. a guardsman who earned a purple heart in combat has to repay $46,000 in bonuses and student loan money. >> it was awful. it's gut wrenching and you figure 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 that money. the national guard says because taxpayer money once covered those bonuses, they have to recollect it. a class action lawsuit has been filed. britney manard became the face of the dying with dignity. her mother is releasing a book about britney's life. >> britney said many, many things in the last days. i go back to honoring the britney who i knew. >> the book will be released next week but not without

controversy. britney's husband claims her mother has no right to pen the book. you can hear more of this interview with britney's mother on "today" at 7:00 a.m. the at&t and time warner merger having a big impact on consumers. >> let's turn to landon dowdy at cnbc world headquarters. >> good monday morning. wall street could start the week out on a high note as investors clear the at&t and time warner deal. a positive week despite a mostly down day friday. housing and consumer confidence and first report on third quarter gdp. it's the heaviest week on earnings season such as 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 could have a big impact on consumers. it could take a year to complete. it could lead to more entertainment offerings from hbo, tnt and other channels on your mobile devices. the concern is less competition could mean higher prices. some experts say it could improve prices and at&t would be a supplier of content owning versus renting is the trend in the media center. that's why comcast bought nbc universal and netflix and amazon are developing original shows. and the wraps off their competitor to a money transfer app they are backing to go up against paypal and square cash. chase, citi and bank of america are involved. users will be able to send money via their phones to recipients who will gain access to the cash immediately.

>> pretty cool. >> no more excuses why you can't pay your friends back. one pedal closer to san francisco. a new segment of the bay bridge bike path opened this weekend. caltrans says the path will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. with occasional closures while demolitions continue on the old bay bridge. hundreds of cyclists were eager to give this a test run. >> it's a celebration ride. the first time we can ride across all the way and enjoy it. >> i think a lot of people have been waiting for this day. you could not have asked for a better weather to actually open this path. this is a great day for caltrans. it's a great day for the bike community. >> look at the blue skies behind them. >> gorgeous weekend. >> there is no parking near the landing. caltrans is offering a free shuttle to take travelers to

parking on treasure island. >> for the rest of the ride you have to haveç inflatable tires. >> watch out if that's your exit and folks that don't know and that is their exit. >> that is such a habit. >> should improve flow eventually. we are looking to a nice start. >> right now seeing 60s outside. a bit windy. if you're on your bike heading off to work, you have a south wind to deal with. at times up to 30 miles per hour. you see the temperature this morning. no rain to talk about this yet. mid 60s around the east bay and san jose. check out wind speeds. south winds at 13 into san jose. an impressive view on the satellite radar from storm number one. notice the radar is dry. if you're heading to the sierra showers across the high country.

hour by hour, you're seeing the rain in the north bay still. by mid afternoon, starting to see showers moving across the peninsula. notice 7:00. nothing there in san jose. that will be the story of this particular weather system. higher rain totals in the north bay. in the case of the south bay like the last go round,ing computer models indicating a rain shadow. some of the hill top locations of the north bay could approach 1/2 inch to inch of rain from weather system number one. high near 70. san francisco down the peninsula for the north bay rain will start there first later on this morning. tri-valley temperatures today in the low 70s. let's take a closer look at this thursday storm. it will bring more rain our day. getting a boost out of the tropics. a weakening tropical system. see how that pushes good moisture toward the state, central and southern california on thursday could get a good soaking out of this system. that is the one to watch. thursday into friday, stronger

winds, higher rain totals. you see it there on the seven-day forecast. a mid week break. this system dropping the heaviest rain total across the north bay. tuesday afternoon into wednesday looks dry. rain turns thursday into friday. mid week break. mild temperatures, you can see that 60s and 70s. more off and on showers as we head midway through this upcoming weekend. >> changes ahead. changes right now. we are still updating these crashes we've been talking about. minor as far as any incidents. injuries, none. eastbound 580, we did have slowing. single car crash. sounds like everything has been moved after the earlier traffic break. westbound heading over to the bay bridge toll plaza. still this crash on the shoulder west 580 at the dublin interchange. no slowing.

the vallejo ferry has been substituted with a bus this morning. bus service takes about the same amount of time. that will affect stops along the way. b.a.r.t., 38 trains and no delays reported. we are looking at your speeds. minimum travel time along the peninsula, no delays. highway 92 heading north into sfo. >> thank you. coming up, keeping your child safe at bedtime. new guidelines out that could save a newborn's life. kids and anesthesia in the dentist office, a controversial topic about to change. we'll explain how. ways?

patients anesthes?ive ==sam/2shot== 5:24, monday morning. should dentists change their way, especially with anesthesia? >> following the deaths of two bay area children, we are here to explain how your next visit to the dentist could be different. >> good morning. we first started looking into dental anesthesia back in may. we told you about caleb, the 6-year-old boy who died after a visit to the dentist who administered anesthesia and performed the procedure by

himself. right now the board is in the final stage of changing the rules. on the table, proposals that could require more people to be in the room when a dentist sedates kids. tonight at 11:00, a closer look at the board's option and explain why many doctors testified that the changes aren't enough. >> not one more healthy california child should suffer potentially preventible death in a dental chair. >> you will hear the story of another child who died after a visit to the dentist. this time a 2-year-old. finally, we'll show you how you can weigh in on this decision that will likely impact your dentist and you. that's tonight at 11:00. if you have a tip for us to investigate, call us 888-996-tips. have a great day. just out this morning, new guidelines of parents of newborn to help reduce sleep-related

deaths. american academy of pediatrics says when babies sleep in the same room but not the same bed as their mother, it can cut infant death rate in half. that holds until the baby is 1 year old. soft bedding including couches and bumpers and pillows not recommended. skin-to-skin contact is important for newborns to encourage breast-feeding. good news for people hitting the road this morning. gas prices are finally dropping after a two month long spike. according to the lundberg report, the national average pump price dropped almost 4 cents. this is the first drop in 11 weeks. san jose gas prices are $2.77 a gallon. san francisco is on average $2.91 and oakland at $2.76. if you want to fill up, more

on that. more than a dozen dead, many more hurt after a bus slams into a semi. less than 24 hours left to register to vote. we'll tell you what you need to know. >> we are seeing a breezy start to your morning around the bay area. wind gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour around the hills. rain moving out of the north bay into places like san jose. how much rain we are expecting out of this storm and storms to follow coming up. good morning and tnk you fojoin.

and i'm sam brock=4shot= ad lib ts to weathe a very good morning. >> it's a clear start to our day. not too cool out there. >> 60s to start. windy though. >> we are seeing reports of wind on some of the bridges and tracking that this morning. eventually the day will end with rain making a comeback. right now, a little bit of showe showers. rain will start later this morning sweeping south. mild temperatures overall. 60s to low 70s. wind the bigger issue for the morning commute. maybe rain into the evening commute. >> that wind you're talking

about. a tree down now. blocks your two right lanes. caltrans crews are there chopping up that tree removing it. traffic light. there is no real slowing through the area. northbound commute had speed for san jose. this is the only real slowing we see showing up with speeds below the limit out of the altamont. 27 minutes to w interchange. back to you. developing news out of southern california, investigators are continuing to scour this twisted wreckage after a passenger tour bus slammed into the back of a big rig this weekend. more than a dozen people dead and 30 years injured. marin austin is near the scene of the crash with new details we are learning about how this tragedy might have

happened. >> we don't have the victims' names confirmed. the riverside county coroner's office tells us 10 of the 13 killed are men. three of them are women. the survivors onboard told investigators almost all the passengers were asleep on the charter bus when it collided with a semi truck yesterday at about 5:17. chp telling us the bus was coming from a nearby casino. investigators say the semi truck driver was traveling at about 5 miles per hour in traffic when the charter bus traveling at a quote/unquote significant speed collided with the trailer from behind. the semi truck trailer entered 15 feet into the bus along the i 10 west of indian canyon road in desert hot springs. 13 people on the bus died including the bus driver. 31 injured. four patients are in critical condition. that semi truck driver walked away with only minor injuries. the cause of the accident is still under investigation. you can see the i-10 has

reopened in both directions this morning. ntsb are sounding out a team of investigators. we move to politics and the final count down before election day. only 15 days away. today is the last one left to register to vote in california. bob redell joins us live with what you need to know. >> you still have today. you can register online or pick up paper forms at your local election officers dmv, library or post office. a record 18.2 million californians have already registered to vote for this

year's election. that 18 million represents about 3/4 of those eligible to vote. last week the santa clara county registrar voters reassured the public elections may not be rigged as donald trump claimed. they showed the machine and special scanner to make sure they match the signatures on the voter roll. there is concern about voter intimidation. theç county doesn't expect tha to happen but plans to staff the polling places with plenty of workers in case. >> santa clara county, we are going to make sure polling places are as safe and comfortable and nonintimidating as they ever were. >> as i mentioned, today is the last day to register to vote in the state. if you aren't going to register online, make sure your paper form is post marked by today. for more information to register

online go to nbcbayarea.com. bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. for more information as bob mentioned how to register, find the details on our website. more on the local races impacting you come election day. visit nbcbayarea.com and click on decision 2016 tab. 5:35. another creepy clown incident. san francisco police say a security guard may have scared away three armed men about to rob a mall, two of whom were holding clown masks. it happened yesterday outside the westfield shopping center on market street. a guard approached the men near the mall's entrance. one showed a gun but didn't raise it. all three ran from the scene. the masks were reported that creepy clown variety. crime in a normally peaceful part of the bay area.

burlingame police saying a shooting happened not far from sfo at the hyatt regency hotel parking lot. the victim was not a guest but visiting someone there. the shooting happened during a convention at the hotel. investigators do not believe there is any connection. it left many residents uneasy. >> they woke up and heard there was a shooting. >> police believe the shooting was not randomed and the victim was targeted. two men behind a deadly double shooting yesterday. happened about 6:30 outside a home right by king road. 32-year-old laura garcia died in the shooting. her brother-in-law suffered nonlife threatening injuries. that shooting started out as just an argument. >> the victims were standing outside their residents.

the suspects approached on foot. there were words being exchanged. then shortly thereafter, gun shots were fired. >> at this point, police have not indicated a motive. mercury news reports at least one gunman yelled a gang slogan before firing. the victims are not connected to any gang. 5:37. missing child alerts from sonoma county. 7-month-old henry massey was reported in danger and missing about 8:30 yesterday morning. sheriff's office says he is believed to be with his mother hanna ashly. police say they are traveling in a silver 2005 subaru forrester with license plate 5jk-z255. leading pediatricians are meeting in san francisco today holding a forum focused on preparing for outbreaks like zika. american academy of pediatricians is holding a

symposium. one conference includes the leader of the children's preparedness-up why it for u.s. centers for disease control. that conference takes place 10:30 this morning. santa clara leaders plan to discuss the dispute 49ers money the team owes. city leaders are asking for more than they are entitled to. in may, the team filed for ash trag. council members will hold a closed-door session to discuss a possible settlement or more legal action. a unique aircraft has been creating a buzz at holster airport. it's believed to be the prototype of a flying car. >> silicon valley company zee aero signed a 34-year long lease. those who caught a glimpse are impressed.

>> sounds like four bedroom fans pretty loud like you have in your house. and it's all electric. >> not like the roar -- >> not like the roar of that plane. >> could help the local economy here, too. the company is expected to bring in $70,000 in revenue annually to the airport, not to mention new jobs. clear start to our money morning. a change in the works. >> numbers in the 60s and wind speeds close to the 40 mile-an-hour range around the peninsula. san francisco south wind at 22. 62 in san jose. south winds at 13 miles per hour. hour by hour forecast, pretty close to average temperatures approaching 70 or close to it. you see the rain in the north bay. that is going to move south by mid afternoon crossing the golden gate bridge as that rain line tries to approach into the evening. you see the rain around the south bay between 7:00 and 9:30 later on tonight. you'll see our temperatures

running mild. upper 60s to low 70s outside. most of the rain during the day north of san francisco then heading south as we head into the evening. that is the forecast of the day. to see your morning commute, over to mike. >> we look at the map. no major problems as far as speeds go. we have slowing out of the altamont pass to west 580. typical pattern here. calling out a couple of incidents, looking at eastbound 580. activity here. the earlier crash does look like everything's cleared. chp active on the shoulder. we'll follow that until that commute starts to build and they completely clear that. rest of the south bay looks great. 101 with a little bit of slowing. despite that slowing, you'll see a whole lot of change for travel time. 21 minutes for either 101 or 85. back to you. >> thank you. next, the bay area community is very concerned this morning after a man makes an

inappropriate comment to two young girls. this video does president look that extraordinary. just an rv on fire. i don't know. it's certainly making headlines this morning. we'll be right back with that story and much more.

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== rob/wsi== monday morning off to a mild start. 60s and breezy conditions around san jose. no worries about rain for the morning commute. afternoon commute will be a different story as rain marches out of the north bay. latest in the forecast coming up. looking at a smooth drive around the bay. travel time you see increase at the top of the screen. tri-valley going from 580. >> this morning california is mourning the loss of tom hayden. he was part of the chicago 8 who organized an anti-vietnam war

protest that turned violent famously in chicago in 1968. they were tried for the protest and convicted but the convictions were overturned. he served in the california state legislature more than two decades. warning for parents and children in san carlos. two 11-year-old girls reported a suspicious encounter with a man. it happened friday near downtown. they say the man approached them and asked to buy their scooters. they said no and rode away. the man came back asking the girls if they wanted to have some fun. the man is described as white in his 50s with gray hair, blue eyes, an average build and wearing a green shirt and blue pants. be on the lookout there. here in the bay area, no strangers to rvs catching fire. an rv up in flames on a bridge.

this fire smells funny because the rv was packed with candy made with marijuana. rv is a promotional vehicle for weed world candy. 5:46. people in santa rosa are remembering andy lopez, teenager shot and killed by sonoma county sheriff's deputy. over the weekend, people held a vigil to mark the somber anniversary. he was carrying a toy gun which the deputy mistook for the real thing. protesters say justice still has not been served. >> when i look at his story, it's about a child who has been killed by a system that is set up to demonize him.

>> lopez' family is suing sonoma county in an ongoing wrongful death suit. we've seen a growing number of players following colin kaepernick's lead kneeling. >> wearing a black lives matter shirt took a knee to sing the anthem in miami over the weekend as she was performing before a preseason game for the miami heat. lauren says she took the opportunity to show that black and brown people have the right to respectfully protest. a south bay family is being honored with the title of family of the year. hispanic foundation honored cerventes family for their service. it was held over the weekend. all four family members are active volunteers that help immigrants become u.s. citizens.

the president of the foundation says everyone could learn from their contribution. >> basic criteria is finding a family giving back to the community. all four of them, husband, wife and two sons are examples of that community leadership. >> the hispanic foundation honors a special family every year at the annual ball. a group of students at discovery charter school in san jose are working very hard to bring an anne frank traveling exhibit to their school. that opens wednesday and runs through november 18th. students need to raise $400 to meet their goal of $4,000. that's how much it costs to host the exhibit. contact the school if you can help out. drivers commuting to san francisco will see the new on and off ramp for treasure island fully functioning.

another major retailer closing its doors on traditional black friday holiday. rei didn't open last year and will do the same thing this year. all of this is part of the hashtag opt out movement. last year 1.4 million people pledged to opt out of black friday shopping. bill hurrah honored with the mark twain prize for american humor. he received that honor at the kennedy center in washington, d.c. last night but all murray is talking about right now are his beloved chicago cubs.

he crashed a white house meeting to celebrate the cubs. i think everyone in the city of chicago is counting. since the cubs won a world series, and bill murray is not the only one waiting for this. >> a central illinois man has been waiting a long time as well. he's 91 years old waiting for decades for the cubs to once again make their way to the world series.ç >> did you think you would ever see them make it to the world series again? >> no, no. i'm on borrowed time. this is the year. >> they've got to do it for the 91-year-old. he's just as popular, people stopping by supporting his love.

i do officially want them to win now. >> of course you do. >> now he's in chicago and they are heavy favorites to win the world series. a lot of folks rooting for them. we are not breaking history this week with our weather. we are seeing more rain again. >> speaking of the windy city, breezy conditions around the bay area. we are seeing wind gusts up to about 40 miles per hour at times. around some of the foot hills. gusts higher than that around the summit there around highway 17. windy morning. 60s outside. mild start. south winds san jose 13 miles per hour and gusts up to 24 miles per hour. novato 30 into san francisco. we've got a system bringing a lot of rain to the north. for now most of the rain to the north at the north bay.

as we head through the rest of the morning, we'll see the rain line move through sonoma county as you approach lunchtime. by 3:00 starting to see showers across the peninsula, east bay into the evening. south bay by 7:00. beginning to see that rain move in. notice how the system weakens. our rain totals here in the santa clara valley, another case where we miss out. highs 70 in san jose. north bay the rain will stop first. low 70s around the tri-valley. that's why we are thinking we'll get a higher rain total and combusty winds from thursday into friday. you see it play out for the second half of the seven day forecast. we'll catch a break on wednesday. plan on a foggy commute for thursday into friday and more

rain again by sunday. >> we had fender benders and a tree in the roadway. we are talking the build at the commute. over here for 880 through hayward and union city. let me take you to the san mateo bridge. that note talks about gusty winds at the bay bridge. just be careful this morning. we are talking about vallejo, no ferry service being serviced by buses. a synagogue opening its doors to people of other faiths. dangerous chase you must see. people are looking for other options when it comes to voting.

google searches for write-ins surged to the highest point since 2004. read that on our website. tracking the return of rain this week. download our nbc bay area app and get push alerts. outcue: nats of guire, ots

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==sam/cont vo== shootout in theentl valley. wha a police pursuit turns into a shootout in the central valley. what you just saw was the passenger of a white mazda suv fire several shots at a police cruiser. this is video from the officer's dashcam. he was not hurt but a civilian who happened to be on a ride along was cut from shattered glass. that suv was found a short time later, but the people inside are still on the run. decision 2016 and in just 15 days, people across the country will head to the polls to choose our next president of the united states. if you plan to vote come election day, today marks an important deadline. it is the last day that californians can register to vote. for more information how to register and local races that impact you come november 8,

visit nbcbayarea.com. click on the decision 2016 tab. later today, both presidential candidates will look to sway undecided voters in battleground states. hillary clinton is in new hampshire while donald trump will make two stops in florida. a new national poll shows clinton ahead of donald trump by double digits. trump is not shying away from his earlier claims of a rigged election. instead he doubled down at a rally yesterday. >> they want me to take that back. let me tell you, folks, it's raged system. and we are going to drain the swamp of corruption in washington, d.c. >> this is not like anybody else who's ever run for president who has demonstrated unequivocally that he is unqualified and unfit to be president and commander in chief of the united states of america.

just this weekend, trump announced once the election is over, he plans to sue the women who have accused him of sexual assault. >> a nice story of people lifting each other up. a berkeley synagogue welcoming people of other faith whose church was badly burned in a fire last month. they attended services at the nearby congregation bethel the first time yesterday. synagogue leaders were happy to host the displaced members. and they received dozens of e-mail of support for the outreach. invitation comes at a meaningful time for worshippers. >> our holiday which is a time for us to remember temporary shelter and for us to offer shelter to the stranger and having unexpected guests is the

greatest blessing. the arrangement is set to last for the next few months while the first congressional church is being repaired. bust out those umbrellas. we are tracking a week of wet weather as a series of storms moves into the bay area. when the rain drops could hit your neighborhood. coming up in just moments. one of the deadliest bus crashes in history. details that led up to a gruesome crash on a southern california freeway. gun shots in a hotel parking lot. the city's first homicide of the year. our on again/off again love affair with the rain here will be back on again moving forward