developing riht now---unearthin" und on e sonoma ate campus. developing right now, unearthing a possible body found on the sonoma state campus. we'll look at the out-of-place clue that led a landscaper to this discovery. the 19-year-old man accused of savagely beating a neighbor in order to rob her will be back in court. it's the first time since she died of those injuries. i'm kris sanchez. we'll update you on the case. here is the 0-1. a tough play. the cubs win the world series! >> and just like that, a century of heartbreak and humiliation erased. cubs fans still celebrating this morning after breaking the century-old curse. "today in the bay" starts right

now. a very good thursday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm tired. i'm laura garcia-cannon, by the way. >> you know who is really excited about daylight saving this weekend, the cubs fans who have not slept. >> us, too. >> a lot of people will be catching up on their sleep. >> quite a night in cleveland. we saw around the bay area yesterday, a little patchy fog over the morning hours yesterday. this morning a lot more clear at least around the tri-valley and north bay. we have 40s and 50s outside. mostly clear skies for your morning commute. as we head through the afternoon, mild temperatures, mid 70s for highs around san jose, even san francisco close to 70 degrees. more on a high surf advisory taking shape this morning. for the first check of your thursday commute, here is mike. >> we have mostly green around the bay on the speed sensors. we have a section of slowing,

both a crash involving two vehicles north 880 at davis and also a construction zone from davis north toward 98. the combination of the start for the construction zone and the crash activity on the right shoulder may leave at least one lane blocked. it doesn't sound like the construction crew was involved. no major injuries, but major damage to one of the cars. another couple crews will be arriving and we'll track the slowdown. meanwhile, looking at the mass transit systems. b.a.r.t. has 18 on time right now. back to you. thank you very much, mike. at 4 d 32. we begin with the developing story in the north bay where investigators are looking into possible human remains found on sonoma state university. a landscaper reported a body yesterday afternoon in a wooded area of the campus, about 200 yards away from one of the parking lots. deputies say while they were investigating, it started to get dark so they decided to wait until it geltz light to exhume

the possible remains. they do say the possible body was buried recently. we're told classes will go on as scheduled today. our own bob redell will have a live report at 5:30. happening today, the 19-year-old man accused of killing a beloved elderly woman in san jose will be back in court. miss flo died last month after being brutally breathe en in a robbery. kris, this is the first time we're seeing this suspect since miss flo's death. >> it is the first time. because of that the rj chas against him could change and he could face even more serious charges than before. initially 19-year-old zachary cuen was charged with attempted murder and robbery. he lived nearby the 88-year-old woman he's accused of beating in her own home. according to investigators, cuen targeted flo douglas, ransacking her home, beating her, stealing

the jewelry off her body and stealing her cars. they say they have video of him using her credit card and driving her car. she clung to life for four weeks. but in the end her injuries were too great and she died on october 8th. zachary cuen is scheduled to face a judge at the legislator county hall of justice at 9:00 this morning. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." it is 4:34 right now. a new twist in the saga of the sinking millennium tower. today san francisco city attorney will announce a legal development in the investigation. while the city attorney won't elaborate, we do know the city served subpoenas to millennium's developer back in september. at issue, whether the tower sinking issues had been disclosed to potential buyers back in 2009. multiple owners have told us they never knew anything until earlier this year. if that is true, millennium partners could be prosecuted

under civil law for withholding information from potential buyers. our investigation initially triggered city hearings on the high-priced towers. if you'd like to see our previous stories, search millennium tower on our nbc bay area home page. facebook is getting even bigger. this week the city of menlo parked approved plans to add more than 6500 employees along the bayfront expressway according to the "mercury news." now, this is a rendering of what part of that expansion will actually look like. the plans also include a new 200-room hotel as well. so-called construction drive project also calls for the social media giant to either build 20 below-market units or pay $6.5 million into a fund dedicated to that type of housing. if you live in the east bay, your tap water might taste and smell a little different today. here is why. the orinda water treatment plapt is getting an upgrade.

during construction the river water will get cleaned and treated differently. the orinda facility was built in 1935 and still had many original pipes. that facility is going back online in april. loveable losers, not anymore. after 108 years you can call the chicago cubs world champions once again following one of the most thrilling ridiculous ends to a world series game. >> this is video into our newsroom. the team arriving at wrigley field in chicago. that's apartment any rizzo with the world series trophy there. >> zobrist and cubs will take the lead. >> did you get to watch it? the game had a little bit of everything. ben zobrist's double in the top of the tenth inning scored two runs, broke a 6-6 tie. the cubs had to hold on in the bottom of the tenth. the indians scored one run. chris bryant threw to first for

the final out. the final score was 8-7 cubs. here is a live look outside chicago's wrigley field. that's where the party continue until the early morning hours even though last night's game was played in cleveland. 108 years of loss time to make up, that i are going to have quite the parade there. we're going to have a live report in chicago coming up at 5:00 a.m. >> no more wait till next year. this year, right now. a south bay 7 eleven robbed. while that kind of crime might be common, it's what one of the suspects was wearing that's concerning police. as we head through a cool start to the morning, saratoga can expect highs in the mid 70s as we track a high surf advisory out along the coast. the latest on the microclimate forecast straight ahead. your live look outside. this is san jose, the entire south bay moving well, 101 and 680. tracking the slowdown from san

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good morning once again. a look at the forecast today in oakland during the day in the low 7 os. this evening, oklahoma city thunder take on kevin durant and

the warriors. temperatures at game time in the mid 60s. >> that's right. k.d. is wearing our uniform this time. over here, slowing for highway 84 through the construction zone around isabel. not a problem for 580, typical there. no problem for the eastshore freeway, at the minimum time, maximum speed. back to you. thank you very much. 4:41. an armed robbery caught on video. this happened at a 7 eleven near downtown san jose. police say it's especially disturbing because as you can tell there the man is dressed up as a security guard. the gunman had an accomplice acting as a lookout. this happened back in august. both men were last seen leaving on mountain bikes on 11th street in san jose. a suspect now in custody after two iowa police officers were ambushed and killed. police identified the victim is,

the officers shot as they sat in their patrol cars. the suspect, 46-year-old scott michael greene was arrested after he flagged down someone to ask for help. greene was taken to the hospital after complaining about a pre-existing medical condition. still ahead, forget about rides, uber wants to be more involved in your life. plus, if hillary clinton wins next tuesday, who will be in her cabinet. bay area politicians are being considered. we'll tell you who after the break. it's thursday vemr 3rd -- you'r-

4:45 right now on your thursday morning. the gleaming city of san jose. you're watching "today in the bay." good morning everyone there and throughout the bay area. we'll have a complete look at your weather forecast and traffic report still ahead. let's talk politics, shall we? decision 2016 down to the final sprint. only five days to go and the candidates are doubling up in north carolina today, a critical battleground state. of course, florida is also in focus as well where donald trump will be today. he'll be addressing hillary clinton's e-mail scandals to try to win over voters. in the meantime clinton campaigned in arizona and nevada. clinton asked voters in las vegas what a trump presidency would look like. >> we youft have to look at everything he has said and done

in this career and in his campaign. >> hillary wants to blame everyone else for mounting legal troubles. >> getting their commercials on during game seven of the world series. >> trump supporters say that people in lar might be putting the cart before the horse here. that said, san francisco mayor ed lee is among the names being bandied about for a role in a possible presidential cabinet for hillary clinton. the big caveat here is that clinton actually needs to win the election. d.c.-based the hill says minority caucuses are pegging lee as as possible candidate for secretary of education or perhaps something in housing and urban development. he's one of dosz engs of names included in the report. if you still have any election questions, and we know there are 100-plus issues on the ballots, check out our voters' edge guide.

go to nbcbayarea.com and put in your zip code and get all the details on the issues and candidates specific to where you live. want to know about weather and traffic? you are in luck. we've got the two guys here to fill you in. first of all, another cold start? >> chilly, 44 degrees, that will wake you up. the midwest having a little bit of a warm wave going on right now. as you can see, 51 degrees in san jose. mainly clear skies. no fog in san jose as we see san francisco 59 degrees, mostly clear. into livermore, 48 degrees, a cool start to the morning and temperatures into the north bay, again, chilly. 44 degrees in napa, about 59 into san francisco. the item to watch as we go through the evening, high surf advisory towards the coast. we corporate to see a northwest swell, 10 to 15 feet. what this means is energy arrives on the shore during the

day through 5:00 '58 friday. could see breakers above 20 feet on the coast. look out for that heading into the afternoon. high 70s around danville, 76 dreeps. peninsula temperatures today climbing into the low 70s around belmont and san francisco. close to 70 degrees today. there you see your north bay temperatures into the low 70s. we'll see a few clouds for friday. next chance for rain coming up, looks like saturday evening for the north bay. here you go, rainfall projections about .10 inch there into the north bay. that's going to be saturday night into early sunday. systems should actually clear as we go through the morning hours on sunday. not a big impact, but one that you'll notice heading into saturday afternoon for the north bay into sunday evening. for the raiders game, you'll see here on nbc bay area sunday evening as we take on the broncos, looks pretty good. temperatures in the 60s around game time as we go through the day on sunday. there you go, forecast looks pretty mild next few days, then the only chance of seeing

showers late saturday into early sunday. mike? >> rob, remember early sunday will be later, right, because of the time change. a smooth flow. the only slowdown is right here in san leandro, northbound 880 approaching davis. a delay from marina boulevard through the construction zone and past the scene of a crash as we lose one lane as well. that's causing the slowdown. looking toward an eight-minute drive for a similar stretch. that's a better stretch of roadway. consider that if you have the option of taking one or the other. on the peninsula, no slowing, southbound 101 from van ness from the home of the giants down to the home of the 49ers, we have just about 40 minutes. a great, easy drive right now. back to you. >> a lot of great teams here. two franchises with recent success. in business news we're watching facebook shares today after the company crushed analysts'

estimates. the company is hoping for a bounceback. >> and san francisco's uber wants to do a lot more than just give you a rigde. for more on that and the rest of the news before the bell, courtney reagan is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. it's nice to see you both, sam and laura. wall street could trade lower again as nervous investors continue to keep track of the election stocks that fell yesterday. the s&p 500 dropping form the seventh straight session, in fact. that's the first time we've seen that in five years. the fed, as expected, kept interest rates unchanged but says it doesn't need much more evidence to justify a move, posting chances for rate hikes next month. the dow falling 77 points to 17,959. the nasdaq off 48 points to 5,105. you want to watch shares of facebook, down sharp li in pre market trading this morning t.

social media jeecht's earnings blowing past the forecasts drech by ads on mobile devices which account for 84% of the company's sales. facebook is warning that torrid growth will slow significantly and that's what's dragging down the shares. uber doesn't just want to deliver you from point a to point b, it wants to be part of your daily life. users will be able to link to their calenders, track where their friends are and get information such as restaurant reviews at their destination. the new features will be rolling out in the coming weeks. i saw an advertisement on television for uber, the first time i've seen one recently. >> that's interesting. a well-known bay area store says good-bye to locals as it's purchased and taken over after 87 years in business. happening right now, sometime in the near future folks will be able to sip a martini at a facebook bar, eat a

steak at a facebook restaurant and enough up pillows at a facebook hotel. you can read that story on nbcbayarea.com. plus a woman who gave birth inside her car in a hospital parking lot is outraged after being billed a delivery room fee even though she made it to the delivery room. we linked up to that story on our facebook page. we're back in two minutes. =sam/2shot= it's an ise that's

airplanes to csh ancould put your safetin jeopar the next time youly. welcome back. it is an issue that has caused airplanes to crash. it could put your safety in jeopardy the next time you fly. >> our investigative unit uncovers bogus parts put into airplanes across the united states including commercial flights. by law, all parts put into

planes have to go through rigorous testing and inspection and have a paper trail. our investigation uncovers that often doesn't happen. >> our approved parts may not go through that, have no idea when they're going to fail. >> if they fail? >> if they fail it could be critical. >> catastrophic. >> catastrophic. >> it is an issue the faa takes seriously. our team found dozens of instances where these parts lead to airplane crashes where people die. tonight at 11:00, vittive reporter stephen stock reports. if you have a tip, call 1-888-996-tips. a long-time bay area market is being sold, an roncos is going to be taken over by safe way. five stores are being sold for an undisclosed price. founded in 1929.

the first store opened in berkeley. shoppers are sad to see the name andronico's go away. >> it's really an excellent store. it's higher and above and beyond other grocery stores. many stores will be renamed safeway community markets. the sale is expected to be phenyl liesed in the next six weeks. another iconic part of the bay area. the old bay bridge is finally vanishing. >> a year ago crews used hundreds of dynamite charges to blast the underwater piers holding up part of the span. yesterday cranes were used to remove the first of 14 sections of the bridge. we sped up some of the action there so you can see the progress. experts compare it to working with legos. you can see it better in the reversal video. special barrels on top of hydraulic yacks and crewtion can

push it up, and lower it on waiting barges. >> we saw the water splashing by the bay bridge. rob, you're watching water splashing along the coast. >> close to 25 feet. meantime, los gatos waking up to temperatures in the 40s, mid 70s this afternoon. how long these summer-like temperatures can stick around in our forecast coming up. a look across the san mateo bridge. no changes to this recently. we're holding steady with the commute driving across towards the peninsula with no delay. we'll talk about why i have my eyes on san leandro coming up. a decision in the courts over medical marijuana puts an end to a three-year battle. that still ahead. you're watching "today in the bay." sometimes we use k-y ultragel to enhance my body's natural

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developing right now, unearthing a possible body found off the sonoma state campus. the clue that lead a landscaper to this discovery. >> reporter: the 19-year-old man accused of savagely beating his neighbor will face a judge for the first time since she died of those injuries. i'm kris sanchez. we'll update you on the trial and the hearing of zachary cuen. >> here is the 0-1. this will be a tough play. the cubs win the world series! >> hey, how about that weight off your chest? just like that, a century of

heartbreak and humiliation for the city of chicago and their sports fans erased. how the cubs broke the curse. "today in the bay" starts right now. in fact, this is video just into our newsroom, the chicago cubs are arriving at wrigley field in chicago. look at that. they're even tweeting and take pictures. they've got the trophy in hand. anthony rizzo got to display it up first. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i don't know if that's his girlfriend. >> maybe. >> anthony rizzo, one of the good guys in sports. he could not contain himself from the sixth inning on. that was a crazy game that kept going back and forth. >> i'm an emotional wreck right now, how do you handle it. >> that's why everybody is