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 into the week.

more to the end of the week. >> it's a thursday storm that will have the most rain and wind. it's mainly the wind you have to worry about. mild temperatures. low 60s for the moment. upper 60s to low 70s during the day today. hour by hour, here is what you can expect. mid morning commute, north bay continue to see the rain. lunch time moving south into the peninsula in east bay. by 6:00 and 7:00 beginning to see rain approaching the south bay for the evening commute. the story this morning, those breezy conditions. >> there are advisories from chp from the san mateo highrise so be careful as you're crossing the bay. i don't think it's due to the winds. as we jump into the south bay, 280, we did have a tree down across lanes. good news, caltrans cleared that. remaining activity off the shoulder down 280. northbound, a little commute starting to slowdown north of 680 despite that patch of slowing. about 22 minutes for 101 from

where it splits with 85 to where it joins with 85 in the north. faster for 85 if that's your route. >> thank you, mike. to that horrific bus crash in southern california. early reports suggest the bus was traveling way too fast when it slammed in the back of a semi truck. this killed 13 people and injured dozens more. the truck slowed down for overnight road work moments before the crash. it happened on interstate 10 yesterday early morning near palm springs. the bus was wedged 15 feet into that semi. the bus was headed back to los angeles after a trip to the casino. many of the passengers onboard were asleep at the time of the crash. they awoke to the sounds of screams and crushing metal. chp says this crash is one of the deadliest in state 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. >> the bus driver died and the driver of the truck survived with minor injuries. >> as of now, it's unclear if alcohol, drugs or fatigue played a role. we do know that bus was last inspected in april and at that time it had no mechanical issues. >> incredibly tragic. 6:03. police in san jose are on the hunt for two men behind a deadly shooting early yesterday morning about 6:30 in the morning. outside a home near king road where two people, a man and woman, were in their driveway when 32-year-old laura garcia was shot and killed. her brother-in-law suffered nonlife threatening injuries. the shooting started out as an argument but they have not indicated a motive yet. at least one of the gunman yelled a gang slogan before firing. the victims aren't connected to any gangs.

this marks san jose's 40th homicide far outpacing last year when san jose was at 30. on the peninsula, a crime in a normally peaceful part of the bay area burlingame police are investigating that city's first homicide of the year. it happened early yesterday morning in a hotel parking lot by sfo. pete joins us live from the hyatt regency hotel. >> burlingame pd believe this victim was targeted as he was visiting the hotel. their attention has turned toward finding that suspect. >> it is our belief that the victim was targeted by the shooter and fled the scene immediately. >> police are describing the victim as a bay area resident in his late 20s. they have not identified him at this time. we do know this took place yesterday morning just before 6:00 a.m. when police arrived after reports of gun shots in this area near the hyatt, they found that victim in the sidewalk area

of the hotel driveway injured with an apparent gun shot wound where he died on the scene. for folks visiting the hotel this shooting in a safe area of town came as quite a surprise. >> something going on in the walkway out there. then next thing you know you heard there was a shooting. >> there was a tattoo convention at the time but it doesn't appear to be any connection to the shooting. they don't have a description of the suspect. if you have any information, contact burlingame police. live in burlingame. >> thank you very much, pete. 6:05 this morning, missing child alert right now in sonoma county. the sheriff's office says 7-month-old henry massey was reported in danger and missing about 8:30 yesterday morning. the sheriff's office says henry is believed to be with his mother hanna ashley. both pictures are shown on the screen.

they are traveling in a silver 2005 subaru forrester. thousands of california national guardsmen are extremely angry 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 performing high demand assignments. in 2010 federal investigators found many of the bonuses were given out to people who didn't qualify for them. many of those folks were here in california. a former guardsman who earned a purple heart in combat now has to repay $46,000 in bonuses and student loan money. >> was awful. it's gut wrenching. you look at that and think it's a joke. you're angry and frustrated. and in denial. you're not sure what's going on. >>ç some former guardsmen had

wages garnished just to pay that money back. the national guard says because taxpayer money once covered the bonuses, they have to recollect it. a class action lawsuit has been filed. a mysterious death at sea. the u.s. navy confirms a pittsburgh woman died onboard a u.s. ship near japan. her family says they are left with a lot of unanswered questions. 23-year-old danielle lucky recently joined the navy. lucky's family tells us they told them their daughter died of cardiac arrest. their daughter has no history of medical problems, but she had been texting her parents she didn't feel well the week before. at 6:07, some victims rights groups released a report suggesting bay area colleges are not doing enough to alert about on campus sex crimes.

in 2015, schools issued alerts less than 20% of the time. critics suggest alerts tend to be the exception rather than the rule. school police agencies defending themselves saga letters are not necessary or even appropriate. that is especially true when there is no imminent threat or victims come forward long after the incident. some victims rights groups believe a new report suggest bay area colleges are not doing enough to alert about on campus sex crimes. a follow-up on a story we told you about friday morning. there are new rules in place after greek leaders at uc berkeley suspended all fraternity and sorority parties on campus after two more reported sexual assaults off campus. the interfraternity council announced all greek houses need to have a consent discussion and hard alcohol is banned. on top of that, they are required to post signs on their front doors and have three people remain sober at parties. another meeting is set to decide

how long to keep the party suspension in effect. turning to the weather. live look outside at san rafael and san francisco this morning. rain is on the way. we are talking a series of storms that will be moving. in actually just starts in a matter of hours. let's check in with rob. >> starting in the north bay, we'll see the rain spilling. in mild temperatures, 50s and 60s out there. it is breezy this morning. south winds at times up to 25 miles per hour on the bay area. we'll watch that rain starting off the north bay before lunch time. by mid afternoon, trying to cross the peninsula to parts of the east bay. will probably hold off until about 6:00 or 7:00. you see the rain moving into the south bay. today we are going to see mild temperatures mid 60s, san francisco. rain closer to 70. stronger storm due in on thursday. a closer look at that. what's happening, your typical pattern. that's great news as far as your commute goes.

looking at a smooth flow of traffic. the tri-valley. we are looking at slowing starting at the dublin interchange. 680 slows down sunol boulevard. continues down 84. this just happened the last couple of minutes. builds down toward union city. talking about mass transit. today you'll be riding a bus instead of the vallejo ferry for the 8:00 a.m. departure. travel time total should be about the same. no delays for b.a.r.t. or rest of the rails. back to you. transportation in the future traps. it's a flying car. up next, the unusual sight hovering at a nearby airport. worried about your financial future. new research shows retirement may never be an option for many. especially a specific group of women.

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around the bay area and snow showers across the higher elevation of the sierra. this is the rain line we are watching. that will impact the rest of the bay area evening commute. how much rain you can expect coming up. >> you can expect your build but the south isn't seeing much slowing. 101 a little slow. 22 minutes. more slowing for the tri-valley. 680 slows from 580 to vargas road. quickly approaching 6:15. britney maynard became the face of dying with dignity movement after choosing to end her life in 2014. her mother is releasing a book about britney's life. >> britney said many, many things in those last days, and i again 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 on this interview with britney's mother deborah on "today" at 7:00 a.m. niners haven't been winning much on the field this season, but they are hoping to win a dispute with santa clara. city leaders are going to huddle up to discuss an ongoing dispute over money the city believes the team owes. santa clara is seeking a rent increase but they say the city is asking for more than they are entitled to. in may the team filed for arbitration. they are holding a closed door settlement to discuss a settlement or legal action. many low wage earners, the idea of retirement is nothing more than a dream that will never be realized. 1/3 of low wage workers believe retirement will never be a realistic option. among those people, minority

women are the ones who most commonly see themselves working forever. nonpartisan report found women are 80% more likely than men to be living in poverty during retirement age. hot topic this weekend was the mega merger, at&t's $85 billion deal for time warner, which could have major impacts on consumers. that merger, if approved, could take at least a year to complete but would lead to more entertainment offerings from hbo, tnt, tbs and other channels. the concern is less competition would mean higher prices. some telecommunications experts say it could improve prices as at&t is going to be a supplier of content. good news for people hitting the road. gas prices finally falling after a two-month speak. according to the lundberg report, the pump price dropped nearly 4 cents. in the bay area, san jose gas

prices stand an average of $2.77 a gallon. san francisco price at the pump on average $2.91. lastly, oakland gas prices average out at $2.76. gas prices going down, your car is flying up. a unique aircraft is creating buzz. it's the prototype of a flying car. zee aero signed a 34-year lease to build the operation. >> 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. >> we'll have to wait longer for our glimpse of it. the new partnership is expected to bring lots of new jobs to the airport. >> a new segment of the bay

bridge bike path opened this weekend to connect the 4.5 mile pass from emeryville to a new end point on the island. it will be open 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. demolition continues on the old bay bridge. hundreds were eager to give it a test run. >> it's really a celebration ride. this is the first time we can ride across all the way and enjoy it. >> i see a lot of people waiting for this day. you could not have asked for a better weather to actually open this pass. this is a great day for caltrans, a great day for the biking community. >> it was a gorgeous weekend. there's no parking near the l d landing so caltrans is offering a free shuttle every 30 minutes. get the bike ready. >> i think we said 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., when you're backed up

on the bridge, get the bike out of the trunk. >> don't leave your car out there. it's a nice start. >> mild temperatures are staying low. 60s outside. a wind a bit of an issue if you're traveling the mid span of the san mateo or bay bridges. 59 in san francisco. some gusts around san carlos 20 miles per hour. out of the southeast and 13 mile-an-hour winds in livermore. the widespread rain on the north coast. showers around the sierra. the time line for this particular weather system will approach the north bay by mid morning. as we head toward lunch time beginning to see showers. by 3:00, scattered showers into the east bay and around the peninsula. probably not until about 7:00 or

6:00 right toward the second half of the evening commute where the rain moves into the south bay. you see the rain in south bay. we are not expecting much around the santa clara valley. hills in the north bay with this storm number one. thursday a different story. we can see highs in the low 70s. mid 60s for san francisco. mid 60s most of the north bay and 70s across water creek towards livermore. here is the set up for the second storm thursday which is tapping into tropical moisture sent toward california. so that will likely bring up higher rain totals as you get into thursday, probably into friday. saturday, a brief break. more rain due in on sunday. your first check of your halloween forecast looks pretty good. we will hopefully see that break. in the meantime off and on to the week, weather system number one coming in later today. wednesday a break. thursday into friday. the strongest of the three storms. then sunday more rain to wrap up

the weekend. highs staying mild which means 60s to low 70s. >> we are looking at a break for folks. not a lot of brake lights. i want to take you to san francisco. we have this one issue getting off the bay bridge. down toward the split with 101. you have reports of a little fender bender. that will be a distraction but the bigger build is coming off the skyway. remember that treasure island off ramp shifted to the right side. on the approach out of highway 4 and hercules we have a slower drive. 20 minutes to the bay bridge toll plaza. that sign lights up to talk

about what rob said, wind across the high line. protecting newborn babies. just released this morning in hopes to reduce the number of babies dying from sids every year. >> kids and anesthesia in the dentist office. we'll explain how that will change, next.

should dentists change their ways giving anesthesia to children? >> how your next visit to the dentist might be different. >> good morning. we first started looking into dental anesthesia back in may. we told you about caleb, the 6-year-old albany boy who died after a visit to the dentist who administered anesthesia and performed the procedure by himself. following caleb's death, the legislature ordered them to review their anesthesia procedures. on the table, proposals that could require more people to be in the room when a dentist sedates kids. tonight at 11:00, we'll take a closer look at the board's options and explain why many doctors testified that the changes aren't enough. >> not one more healthy california child should suffer a potentially preventible death in

a dental chair. >> you'll hear the story of another child who died after a visit to the dentist. this time a 2-year-old. finally, we will show you how you can weigh in on this decision that will likely impact your dentist and you. if you have a tip for us to investigate, call 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/response. have a great day. >> thank you, chris. it's 6:26. just out this morning, new guidelines for parents of newborns to help reduce sleep-related deaths. american academy of pediatric says when babies sleep in the same room but not the same bed as their mothers, it can cut infant death rate in half. that holds until the baby is 1 years old. soft bedding, bumpers and pillows still not recommended. >> if i had to choose one place where i would never want a baby to sleep it would be on a couch or sofa.

>> experts plan to talk more about the new guidelines later this morning at the american academy of pediatrics conference now taking place at san francisco. next, security guard fought three men armed and carrying clown masks near one of the busiest shopping malls. what authorities think the men were planning to do. next. you have less than 24 hours left to register to vote. what you need to know in a live report. right now, we know that the nba season is about to kick off. a live look at oracle arena. it's quiet at this point in time. that place is going to be buzzing come tomorrow night. warriors open up the regular season against the san antonio spurs. tipoff is at 7:30. joining us. i'm laurgarcia cann.

and i'm sam brock (toss rob) good monday morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. maybe windy today but for the most part dry and clear. >> mid morning we'll see changes out of the north bay moving south as we head through the rest of the day today. outside, you might be surprised by how mild it is to start the day. low 60s for most of the bay area. wind speeds up to 20 miles per hour at times. san carlos peninsula locations and then you see the rain on the north coast.

toward the evening commute looks like that rain will make an impact across the south bay. >> allow extra time. over here we are tracking a trailer that may be an issue for folks traveling westbound 580. we do have that trailer report detached from the car pulling it. the other vehicle a few hundred yards away. looking at a slower drive. that's a maybe. the rest is a typical slowing for 680 and 880. pushing west. your travel time throughout the south bay, 26 and 29 minutes respectively. we are expecting an update at some point this morning on the investigation into this gruesome crash that happened

over the weekend in southern california just outside of palm springs. it is one of the deadliest in state history. at least 13 people were killed. 31 were injured. that includes five people critically. earlier reports point to speed as a possible factor. here is the latest on the investigation. >> we still don't have the victims' names officially confirmed. the riverside county coroner's office tells us 10 of the 13 killed are men, three are women. the survivors onboard told investigators that 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 five miles per hour in traffic when the charter bus traveling at a significant speed,

according to officials, collided with a trailer from behind. the semi truck trailer entered 15 feet into the bus along the i-10 west of indian canyon road here in desert hot springs. 13 people on the bus died including the bus driver. 31 were injured. four patients this morning 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 reopened in both directions this morning. the ntsb is sending out a team of investigators to come out and investigate. we'll keep you posted. back to you. >> thank you very much. it is 6:33. crime in a normally peaceful part of the bay area. burlingame police investigating the first homicide of the year. the shooting happened early sunday morning at the hyatt

regency hotel parking lot. the victim, a man in his late 20s, was not a guest but visiting someone there. the shooting happened amid a convention at the hotel but they do not believe there is any connection. it left many residents uneasy. >> there is something going on in the walkway out there. next thing you know we heard there was a shooting. >> police believe the shooting was not random and the victim was targeted. >> that's the first time this year in burlingame. now to the 40th in san jose over the weekend. police in san jose on the hunt for two men behind a deadly double shooting that happened early yesterday morning about 6:30 in the morning outside a home near king road. 32-year-old lawyeria garcia died in that shooting. her brother-in-law suffered nonlife threatening injuries. that shooting startinged out as an argument. >> victims were standing outside their residence.

the suspects were on foot. there were words being exchanged. then shortly thereafter, gun shots were fired. police haven't indicated a motive yet but mercury news reports one gunmen yelled a gang slogan before firing. the victims are not connected to gangs, say family members. this is san jose's 40th homicide of the year. seven people injured after a shooting in west oakland over the weekend. this morning the hunt continues for the gunman. this happened saturday night on bancroft near 73rd avenue. all seven people shot went to the hospital. one is in critical condition. so far, no arrests have been made. new details to share in the search for a hit-and-run driver in sonoma. police released this image of the suspect's car and urging anyone with information to come forward. the driver seriously injured an elderly man in a crosswalk

saturday afternoon. that car is a silver pontiac grand prix. investigators say there appears to be damage to the hood and windshield. as far as they can tell, the driver is a white man wearing an orange t-shirt. san francisco police say a security guard may have scared away three armed men about to rob a mall, two holding clown masks outside the west field shopping center on market street. a guard approached the men. all three men ran from the scene. the masks were reportedly the creepy clown variety. if you want a say in election day, today is the last one to register to vote in the state of california. >> bob redell in san jose. good morning. this is it. people got to get their names in. >> this is the day for those

procrastinators. you have less than 24 hours to register to vote in the state of california. you can register online or you can come here to your local election office. pick up the paper forms. according to the california secretary of state, a record 18.2 million californians have registered to vote. that's about a million more than 2012. that 18 million represents about 3/4 of those who are eligible to vote. last week county leaders reassured the public that the elections won't be rigged as republican candidate donald trump has suggested. they showed us the machines that score the ballot and special scanner that makes sure the signatures match the signature on the voter rolls. there is concern about voter intimidation at the polls. the county doesn't expect that to happen but does promise to staff with plenty of workers.

>> santa clara county, we are going to make sure polling places are as safe and comfortable and nonintimidating as they ever were. >> today is the last day to register in the state. if you aren't going to register online, make sure your paper form is post marked by today. for more information go to nbcbayarea.com. bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. if you haven't decided lo you are going to vote for, both presidential candidates are looking to sway those who are still up for grabs. they'll be in battleground states, hillary clinton and donald trump today. clinton is in new hampshire while donald trump will be making two stops in florida. a new national poll shows clinton is well ahead of donald trump by 12 percentage points. trump is not shying away of his earlier claims of a rigged election. he reemphasized it at a rally

yesterday. >> they want me to take that back. let me tell you, folks, it's a rigged system. 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 ç 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. checking what hirlt clinton or donald trump say on the campaign trail is now as easy as saying, alexa, is that true? they added a skill to the amazon echo that lets you fact check anything politicians say. if it's been scrutinized by

politifact. it's not perfect. you have to sit through a lengthy introduction and mention major key words to get the right answer. >> alexa is fit and ready to be fact checking. a lot of material. 6:40. we are looking at the facts of the rest of the week here. nice day to start. >> rob, will it rain? >> yes, it will. we've got breezy conditions, mild temperatures, 50s and 60s. we see rain starting off in the north bay before lunch time. we think it will cross towards the peninsula but may hold off until 6:00 or 7:00. temperatures looking mild. rain changes the showers tomorrow. we catch a mid week break wednesday and windier and wetter system likely due in thursday to friday. >> we are looking at the bay. typical pattern.

calling out eastbound 580. that tractor trailer that got detached from the car pulling it. we are watching that and watching this slowing across the flat section of the san mateo bridge. >> you can take the bus. that is your alternate and b.a.r.t. as rest as the rails running on time. back to you. >> thank you, mike. the bay area committee is very concerned after a man makes inappropriate comments to young girls. an rv on fire. what's inside the rv is what's making headlines this morning.

so far, so good in terms of how it's affecting the market. dow jones up 112 points in trading.

outside this morning, the not so calm before the storm. gusty conditions around the bay area winds 20 to 30 miles per hour as we await this next round of rain dropping into the north bay. how much rain you can expect coming up. we are looking at travel times. looking at a pleasant but slower drive to the upper east shore. 32 minutes heading to the bay bridge. 280, 15 minutes from 101 to 85. this morning, california is mourning the loss of tom hayden, a long time state law maker and political activist. hayden was part of the chicago 8 which organized an anti-vietnam war protest that turned violent in chicago in 1968. the convictions were later overturned. hayden served in the california

state let year more than two decades. 6:45. a warning for parents and children in san carlos. two 11-year-old girls say a man approached them and asked to buy their scooters. they rode away but the man came back asking if they wanted to have fun. the man is white in his 50s with gray hair and blue eyes, average build wearing a green shirt and blue pants. 6:46. an rv on fire in the delaware bridge is getting extra attention because things smelled funny. the rv was packed with candies made from marijuana. the rv is a promotional vehicle for weed world candies. luckily no one was hurt and no word on what caused that fire. gone but not forgotten. people in santa rosa are remembering andy lopez, the teenager who was shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy. this happened three years ago.

the community held a vigil to mark the somber anniversary. lopez was carrying a replica toy gun which the deputy mistook for the real thing. he was cleared of wrong doing. protesters say justice 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 in an ongoing wrongful death suit. we've seen a growing number of nfl players kneeling during the national anthem. now a performer is joining the protest. she is wearing a black lives matter shirt as she takes a knee to sing the anthem in miami over the weekend. lawrence is performing before a preseason game for the miami

heat. she says she took that opportunity to show black and brown people have the right to respectfully protest. a south side family being honored with title of family of the year. it was at the annual 27th ball held over the weekend. all four family members are active volunteers that help immigrants become u.s. citizens. the president of the foundation said everyone could learn from their contribution. >> finding a family giving back to the community. all four of them, their husband, wife and two sons are examples of that community leadership. >> 6:48, a group of students at discovery charter school in san jose working hard to bring an anne frank holocaust traveling

exhibit to their school. it runs through november 18th. the students are a little short. they need to raise $400 to meet their goal of $4,000. that's how much it costs to host this exhibit. contact the school. 6:49. drivers will see the new on and off ramp to treasure island fully functioning. the ramps open this weekend replacing the tight turns and mergers. >> bill murray was honored for the mark twain prize for american humor. he received the honor at kennedy center in washington, d.c. last night. all he is talking about is his beloved chicago cubs. they secured a spot in the world series the first nim a long time. murray crashed the white house briefing to celebrate the cubs.

a lot of people heard about it. we are excited, too it's been 108 years since the cubs won a world series. >> an illinois man has been waiting a long time. 91-year-old russ has been waiting decades for the cubs to make their way to the world series. hopefully win this time. a local television reporter caught up with a fan outside his home where he's been signature in his cubs gear every day since the cubs made the playoffs. >> did you think you would see them make it to the world series ever again? >> no. i'm on borrowed time. >> this is the year we've been waiting a long time. >> got to get him to a game now. he's become just as popular as the cubs, people stopping by, supporting his love for the chicago cubs. i hope they do it for his sake. >> people are doing crazy nings

out there. one man spray painted his dog red and blue with the cubs logo in the front. >> i bet the dog had enough of that though. let's check with the humane society and make sure that's okay. we are getting a bath from mother nature. it's going to pick up our chances of rain throughout the week. >> looking at wind and clouds and a rinse cycle maybe on for the evening commute. we've got wind speeds up to 30 miles per hour in parts of the bay area we are starting off in the low to mid 60s outside. south winds around san carlos, 20 miles per hour. southeast breeze and gusts around the hill tops this morning. close to 40 miles per hour. we've got rain and thunderstorms down south around los angeles this morning. here we are in the bay area, clouds on the increase, rain starting to drop through the north bay by mid morning. by lunch time showers on approach to san francisco, by mid afternoon 3:00.

south of the golden gate bridge. for the south bay, probably not until the evening. 6:00 or 7:00 before we see the rain come in. we are not expecting a lot of rain, unfortunately, especially around san jose. misting out with higher rain totals around the coastal hill top. we'll see those numbers above 1/2 inch of rain. temperatures today near 70. 60 in san francisco and peninsula. north bay seeing mid 60s for highs and close to 70 around the tri-valley. we'll talk about the second storm which we think will bring more rain. it will trap tropical moisture two or three times the amount of available moisture today's storm has. thursday into friday plan on widespread and heavier rain. a break saturday and into sunday, round three. halloween forecast four, we are going to expect clearing skies approaching next monday. off and on rain for the week. strongest storm on thursday with more wind. you'll see that thursday into friday. plan on a third system arriving the second half of the weekend.

fingers crossed, trick-or-treat time things clearing out early next week. >> maybe we'll have more leftover candy at the house. the build is on in the northbound direction. typical pattern heading over to the peninsula except for one key spot. the san mateo bridge. westbound. look at this live shot. we have that disabled vehicle, flashing lights cleared just here that. should mean a better flow of traffic. slow coming across that flat section. makingist way across the peninsula side. more traffic will head to 101 where we do have slowing heading northbound to san mateo. southbound, no delays, no problems. dunbarton might be more traffic. northbound, slower drive. about 30 minutes to 101 or 85 where they split all the way up

at mountain view. some slowing up there. we'll check on that. top local stories making headlines this monday morning. investigators in palm springs trying to figure out why a tour bus plowed into the back of a truck killing 13 people. why it will take some time to identify the victims. happening right now, what's the most obvious sign people are discontented with their options this election season? google searches for write-ins. >> and tracking the chance of rain this week. never be caught without your umbrella. sometimes it feels nice to feel the rain. download our app and get push alerts from the change. because she doesn't know that it kills 40,000 californians...

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welcome back on your monday. here are the top stories on the nbc bay area. >> we begin with the "today" show in palm springs where the challenge is to identify victims of a deadly tour bus crash. >> authorities have the names of all the passengers on that bus, but they haven't been able to confirm all their identities because some of them didn't have state or government-issued i.d.s. that's why federal investigators

are on the scene trying to figure out exactly what happened that killed 13 people and left several others waking up in area hospitals like this this morning. coming up on the "today" show, the latest on those victims, updates, clues where investigators have and where their investigation goes from here. back to you. >> thank you. at 6:58, police in san jose on the hunt for two men behind a deadly double shooting. it happened last night outside a home near king road. 32-year-old laura garcia died in the shooting. her brother-in-law suffered nonlife threatening injuries. the shooting started as an argument. it is the 40th homicide of the year. there were 30 of all of last year. i believe that happened on saturday night. decision 2016 right now, in just 16 days, people across the country will head to the polls to choose the next president of the united states. if you plan to vote come election day, today marks an important deadline. it is the last day californians can register to vote.

for more information how to register, visit nbcbayarea.com. i tweeted out a link, so no excuses. register to vote online. you just got it from laura there. 6:59. beautiful temperatures to start. >> windy and mild. rain will drop north to south. rain up on the north coast. about lunchtime you see the rain approaching the central bay. it will be toward the evening for the rain drops from 60 near 70. >> take it easy on the road. >> it looked like a crash. you see all the jam to the oregon expressway off ramp there chp has no injuries. there was a disabled vehicle farther north. there is your south bay typical pattern. same thing approaching the bay

bridge. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> back to business. see you again in 30 minutes. good morning. time running out. a new poll shows donald trump now 12 points behind hillary clinton with just over two weeks to go. top republican strategist karl rove saying a win is unlikely. >> i don't see it happening. >> trump not giving up. >> we are going to win back the white house. >> clinton sounding confident. >> i debated him for 4 1/2 hours. i don't even think about responding to him anymore. >> so is it over or can trump turn the tide in the next 15 days? horrific crash. speed and driver fatigue possibly behind a tour bus accident in southern california that left 13 people dead, and 31 others injured.