a "dole hocide"n theast bay- anr from locahigh hool.we'ron thscen >>. >> a double homicide in the east bay happening not far from a local high school. we are on the scene this morning. >> janet reno remembered. the nation's first woman attorney general dies after a battle with parkinson's. we'll take a closer look at the legacy she leaves behind. no charges over hillary clinton's e-mails. the fbi director delivers on demands for more information. a good monday morning, i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez. >> we have patchy fog in a few spots as we look at the biggest

change weatherwise. you can see 6:42 thanks to the time change yesterday. it's brighter earlier in the morning. you see numbers in the 50s. patchy fog. santa rosa closer to 50. mostly 70s this afternoon. temperatures in a few spots approaching the upper 70s for election day. now see what's happening with your monday morning commute. >> might be easier to get to work because of that time change. make sure you do. you want to take we get this first. traffic flows smoothly. >> now to breaking news in the east bay. a deadly scene in a hayward

neighborhood overnight. more than seven hours later, police are trying to find out why two people there were killed. >> pete is joining us live from hayward police station with what we know so far. >> we are hoping to get more information on this double homicide. we did pass by the neighborhood. we'll show you the video when the scene was active. you see police here investigating that shooting. the information is limited. we do know it took place around 9:00 p.m. near 400 ranker place in hayward. we are being told from a witness offcamera, he believes a man may have started this altercation in the parking lot of an apartment complex in that area. it was a residential area with an apartment complex. that man tells us this shooter ran into two men who live in the apartments which led to the shooting. they weren't sure if the shooter

knew the victims or this was targeted. there was a posting for that neighborhood where they mentioned there were five homicides there the past two weeks. these past two homicides mark the 11th and 12th homicides of the year. we are waiting for more information if they have this shooter in custody. live in hayward p.d., pete suratos, kai in the bay. breaking news. former u.s. attorney general janet reno died early this morning due to complications from parkinson's disease. she rose to become the first woman ever to serve as u.s. attorney general during the clinton administration. reno was at the epicenter ofç several high profile convictions and political controversies. those included the case of ted

kazinski and authorization of the armed seizer of 5-year-old eli gonzalez. >> look at that single number up there right now. just a matter of hours ahead of tomorrow's big day. hillary clinton holds a six-point lead nationally over donald trump. that poll comes in the wake of the news fbi will not be recommending charges against clinton in its latest e-mail probe. trump jumped on that news early during a rally yesterday. >> hillary clinton is guilty. she knows it, the fbi knows it. the people. the people they know it. >> hillary clinton has not mentioned the fbi decision while on the campaign trail yesterday. instead she focused on what has to happen after the election. >> we will have some work to do to bring about healing and

reconciliation after this election. we have to begin listening to one another and affecting some action. >> both candidates are going all out later today. both trying to reach as many battleground states. trump is supposed to hit five and hillary clinton is supposed to campaign in three different states. >> a scare at a trump rally saturday night in reno is having an impact here in the bay area. trump was rushed off stage as a protester with a sign made his way to the front. he did not have a gun but he alone with family members are getting threats themselves. his sister-in-law says he's been getting messages from people threatening her and her family. the family notified police. jobs are going to be issued, number one for san jose voters as they tackle that topic

election day. a coalition of hourly workers are expected to rally outside the san jose chamber of commerce in support of measure e. measure e is guaranteed more hours to part-timers. business owners say it would damage the economy. that would force employers to offer more hours to part-time employees. they say that would mean more money in their pocket but it could hurt local businesses. >> there is no way you can feed your kids with only $100 weekly. >> it's going to shift all the hours over to 28,500 employees and the rest of those which is roughly 40,000 employees are all going to lose their jobs. >> if approved, the measure would go into effect january 31st, next year.

on election day, nbc bay area investigative unit has your back. if you experience problems at the polls, call our tip line at 844-nbc-vote. you can file a complaint online on our website. nbcbayarea.com. every election day, you wonder if weather will keep people away from the polls. >> weatherwise, no excuses. we have clouds on the way. we are seeing overcast skies. los gatos, nice day. when will those clouds bring a chance of rain? a look at that coming up. >> dry roads in this shot. we are watching rob's report. so far your morning commute moves easier. you might get up more easily. the n pushy rair natn tokeephe n >> raiders are polling, especially after last night's win. the new push by raider nation to keep the 7-2 silver and black in oakland.

here is a look at palo alto. overcast skies. plea pleasant day ahead. the full forecast in a few minutes. we have a nice easy drive for the north day to novato. 13 minutes across the san mateo bridge westbound. that's from 880 to 101. thank you very much.

4:40. frenzy at the coliseum helped to propel the raiders to their biggest win this years last night. fans delivered a message with the madness. stay in town. in the game featured here, the raiders romped to a 30-20 win over denver. fans were anxious with the toblt the team could pack up and move to los angeles. fan groups took advantage of the national spotlight handing out thousands of signs before the game started. >> we've gone through 14 years of losing and now we're winning. we do not need this distraction. this is our home and we're not going anywhere. >> they defended it last night. they are now 7-2. nevada law makers agreed on a stadium funding plan in vegas. nfl owners have not signed off on that move yet. that vote won't happen until some time in january. >> interesting to hear that talk before a national audience. the whole nation was watching

that debate. the fate of a controversial redevelopment plan in the south bay is now in the hands of voters. devisive issue on the ballot will determine what will happen to the old valco mool in cupertino. in cupertino.a in cupertino. l in cupertino. l in cupertino.

we banked an hour of sleep. >> you look younger. >> we have an earlier sunrise.

>> that has a big impact on the commute. especially the evening which mike is tracking this morning. fog not too bad around the bay area. you do have mostly cloudy skies which are helping to keep temperatures out of the 40s. mid to upper 60s around south bay. san francisco right now, low clouds. not much in the way of any fog. you've got 58. patchy low clouds will take you towards livermore. 57 in san jose. mostly cloudy skies to start. trending partly cloudy by 4:00 and fast forward to election day tomorrow. the morning looks mostly clear. nothing weatherwise to block from you getting out to vote. couchy fogs on the coast. temperatures climbing to mid 70s with hazy afternoon sunshine around san jose.

60s near half moon bay. san francisco close to 70 for a high today. friday night into saturday, we are talking about early drizzle. notice the seven-day forecast. mid 70s above average temperatures. high surf. we'll have a closer look in the next half hour. the one chance of rain early saturday morning. i have an update for the tri-valley. the crash approaching highway 84 and connectors over there everything is off to the shoulder. no slowing up showing over the last 10 minutes. times around the area mass

transit, no problem. 14 minutes on the bay bridge. great drive. the bay bridge is moving smoothly over here by the tower. r runrise affected. you're going to see an earlier, harder-hitting commute around 5:30. samsung back at it. the tech company adding a digital assistant to its flagship galaxy smart phone. >> good morning. wall street could be set to open sharply higher after the fbi announced sunday new e-mails don't change the decision not to

bring charges against hillary clinton. asian and european markets are firmly in the green. financial markets do view a clinton win as a better outcome with fewer unknowns and triggering relief rally after election day. friday the dow fell 42 points while nasdaq to 5042. samsung will offer a digital assistant in its flagship galaxy smart phone which is expected to hit stores next year. the phone will let users order food without going through a third party app. tomorrow cast your vote and get a reward. many national chains are offering freebies and other deals on election day. if you show your "i voted" sticker at krispy kreme, you get a free donut and work off calgaries and gold's gym if you show the same "i voted" sticker.

7-eleven you can get a free cup of coffee. zip car is making more than 7,000 cars available if you reserve online. lots of incentives to get out and vote tomorrow. >> that is interesting. a donut, a ride. >> a decisive issue for the ballot in cupertino is what to do with a valuable and well-known fixture of land. measure c would nix development plans for the old callco mall which is abandoned. people say redeveloping vallco would open the door to massive homes being developed there. others say it's a great growth opportunity for the region. >> i'd like to see;hp combinatn of entertainment, retail and dining. >> measure c if passed will allow homes to be built up to

four stories and small, low-level residential communities in this town. >> a judge ruled the ballot language for measure c is false and misleading. donald trump no longer has control of his own twitter account. the new york time reports his advisors to convince him to let his aides tweet for the donald. it is part of an effort to keep trump on message. one of his recent controversies started when the presidential candidate tweeted at 3:00 in the morning to lash out against hillary clinton and a former miss universe. it's 4:50. trump's accusations of a rigged election triggered response from san francisco's district attorney. any reports of voter fraud will be thoroughly investigated. >> we do not have any indication there are any problems during this election cycle. we want to make sure we let everyone know we are vigilant. >> san francisco's elections

director says ballots with crossouts or other marks that can't be read by the machines are being hand-checked by teams of two to ensure voters' intent is followed correctly. a rumbling in the midwest is stronger. an earthquake in oklahoma. happening right now, fearing election chaos, stock piling food. we linked up to the nbc news article on our facebook page. we've been sifting through what will be on your ballot for months. you can find your ballot in voter's edge session. very specific to your neighborhood.

the u.s. is the beacon of freedom around the world. those of us who served in the military are very proud of that. i believe very, very strongly in our country and what we stand for. i went to iraq in 2004 to fight for freedom. for generations, our troops have sacrificed for our freedoms. one of the most important things we do is vote - to protect that freedom. i'm tom steyer. let's make the people we're so proud of, proud of us. please. vote. vote. vote. vote.

good morning to san rafael, all the folks in the north bay as we take a live look. traffic moving smoothly as we look to kick off your monday morning. a 5.0 magnitude earthquake rattled oklahoma last night. the epicenter was near the city of cushing. no one was hurt in this quake. there has been a spike in powerful earthquakes throughout the midwest in recent years which scientists say is linked to fracking. >> this is video of first responders working on a victim, 68 yield man. he was crossing market street saturday night outside a crosswalk when he was hit by a car. this happened in the mission, an area that can be very confusing for pedestrians. >> it's difficult to navigate at

times. the crosswalks maybe aren't placed where they need to be in order to get safely across the street. >> the elderly man died and the driver cooperated with police and is not facing charges. >> two people were hurt during an annual pumpkin chunking contest in delaware. police say the air cannon known as the pumpkin reaper was about to launch when the trapped door where the pumpkins are loaded separated. the door and other parts were blasted in the air, hitting a woman in the head and face and injuring another man, as well. both were taken to the hospital. the woman is in critical condition but the man is expected to be okay. the pumpkin chunking is a three-day festival which teams compete to swing pumpkins the farthest. >> maybe that's a hallmark of

fall. something else that happens in fall a lot of people get anxious about the new york city marathon. >> 60,000 people from 120 countries were among the elite athletes competing in the new york city marathon yesterday. >> no doubt they trained for months and months of mary kitani from kenya came in first place for the women's team. africa won the men's team. coming up, we are going to look at your forecast that is not going to keep you from going to polls. >> seeing above average temperatures later today. livermore waking up to overcast skies. highs approaching 73. out to the west we see these powerful storms sending who i surf again. will they bring us rain? >> surf's up, dude.

the commute is still down low. no problems in san jose. you can see the silhouette of 280 into 680. fog is not an issue here. there is a crash nearby. >> neighbors heard the shots, then police found two bodies. the moments before the neighborhood was turned into a crime scene.

two men shot and killed in the city overnight. what may have led to those killings. also breaking overnight. one of the most well-known figures of the clinton administration is dead. details just coming into our newsroom about the death of janet reno, first woman attorney general. >> we are down to the final hours. it is the day before the election. it will be a busy one. we'll break down with each presidential candidate stands this morning as the countdown continues until the polls officially open. "today in the bay" starts now. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. i'm sam brock. we count down the hours now. you're doing your homework,

maybe looking at that thick ballot. >> you can do that all day long today. the weather will be just fine. into the north bay, patchy fog. for the afternoon, mostly 70s across the board. 75 the high in san jose. san francisco close to 70. 72 this afternoon around santa cruz. >> we have big changes in the south bay. speeds are great in the south bay. we had a crash. it changed the last couple of minutes to a disabled vehicle. it should be cleared in a couple of minutes. northbound 280. not a lot. looking toward your travel times. not a lot of slowing out of the altamont pass.