francisco. huge difference as we go through the day. it's going to reach the upper 70s inland and 65 degrees in san francisco. san jose up to 73 degrees. we'll talk about the weekend forecast. vianey arana is tracking two crashes for your commute. >> unfortunately, they are impacting the commute. everything looks okay except when we zoom in here. sig-alert, southbound 101, south of broadway. multiple vehicles involved. chp is reporting one could be on fire. we are hoping there are no injuries involved. they did dispatch ambulances but our assignment desk is looking into how severe it is. three lanes are blocked. delays not just on the southbound side. on the northbound side, we are seeing yellow, which means stop and go, typically. cars stop on the opposite side slow down to see.

another crash for the bay bridge, this is causing delays. the good news for this one, they are working to move it to the side to pick up the speed along the bay bridge. all the details coming up in a bit. >> busy morning. a warning to drivers in the east bay. check your debit or credit cards, you might have been scammed. >> skimmers were found at a contra costa gas station. bob redell is there with what you need to know to protect yourself. >> reporter: good morning. this fraud took place at that valero gas station behind me, 101 somersville boulevard. it's the intersection with delta fare boulevard in antioch. antioch police discovered credit card skimmers in six gas pumps you are looking at. if you are not familiar, they are electronic devices that someone illegally installed behind the credit card slots.

you will insert your card, pay for gas. it will seem like a normal transaction, but it won't be. that skimming device is collecting your credit card or debit card data. cnbc reports this is a huge problem worldwide costing $2 billion a year in fraudulent charges. what to do if you think you are a victim. check financial statements. if you find anything irreally lar, a fraudulent charge, your liability is limited to 50 dl$5 it is reported within two business days. detectives are trying to figure out who installed these illegal devices. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. controversial commentator says he is on his way to the bay

area for free speech week in berkeley. he posted this picture on facebook within the last hour and a half saying he is ready for free speech week traveling from miami to sfo. he posted this video showing people tearing down posters promoting his upcoming appearance at cal. you may remember, he says he was supposed to speak at uc berkeley earlier this year. his speeches were canceled when protests turned violent. he offered to tip in $300,000 to cover security during free speech week. it is expected to start on sunday and run through wednesday. a student group called the berkeley patriots says yiannopolous is just one. steve bannon and ann coulter are expected to speak.

they have not confirmed if they will show up. we have the schedule on www.nbcbayarea.com. a developing new story this morning. new threats from iran. at a military parade, iran president says the country will strengthen its missile capability saying we seek no one's permission to defend our land. that announcement comes as tensions escalate between the u.s. and north korea over nuclear weapons. this morning, president trump tweeted kim jong-un is a madman saying the north korean leader will be tested like never before. "today in the bay's" edward lawrence joins us live in washington tracking the developments for us. these threats have people on edge this morning. >> reporter: a lot of countries on edge this morning. this seems to escalate the rhetoric around the world. everybody watching to see what happens. tensions have been ratcheted up. this is spencely personal with the conflict with north korea,

the president calling the north korean leader names and the north korean leader attacking the president's competency. tensions between north korea and the world reached a critical point. north korea says they may test a hydrogen bomb over the pacific ocean in response to donald trump's united nation's speech to destroy the nation. >> the president said it, members of the team said it. we don't want war. that's the last thing anyone wants. >> reporter: the north korean leader and president trump directly trading insults toward one another. kim jong-un called the president deranged and said he will pay dearly dearly for the threats. >> rocketman is on a suicide mission for himself. >> reporter: the president signed a new executive order with the toughest economic sanctions to date. >> it will cut off sources to revenue to fund north korea's

effort to develop the deadliest weapons known to human kind. >> i think this is geared, mainly, toward getting the north koreans to the table. >> critics say there needs to be a better approach. >> a true diplomatic approach where they can be used as leverage to get agreements at the table. >> getting north korea to the table may involve further pressure on china, which the new sapgss may provide. >> reporter: now, with an eye on north korea, the president is traveling to alabama today. he is going to a campaign event with luther strange. he's in a run-off primary election on tuesday. reporting live in washington, edward launs, back to you. >> thank you for the latest. 6:06 right now. we are following breaking news. a fire in san francisco in a san francisco state building. this is a nine to ten story building where people are being

rescued and evacuated. our live crew is heading to the scene. we will bring you the latest as soon as we get it. marcus? >> we are tracking the latest developments out of mexico. a lot of volunteers are out there trying to help. so many people are going to mexico city. others traveled outside the city to help other affected areas. there are stories of hope emerging from the rubble of the devastation in mexico. rescuers have found more survivors, at least 60 since tuesday. [ speaking foreign language ] >> cheers of joy as many people are pulled from collapsed buildings. this morning, the number dead stands at 273 and adding a headache to that, a story that transfixed mexico of a young girl trapped in the rubble of a collapse is false. mexican authorities say that girl who was identified as freida never existed.

everyone at that school has been accounted for. damian trujillo is in mexico city this morning. he will share stories he is witnessing firsthand. that's coming up live at 6:30. happening now, we are tracking the path of hurricane irma, which is currently a category 3 storm. it is bearing down on turkss and caicos recovering from hurricane irma. that is supposed to be from a direct hit. maria is forecast to veer off from the atlantic and miss the united states. in puerto rico, at least two deaths are reported from maria. the scope of the disaster may not be known or days. right now, the island continues to be without power. many are running out of supplies. >> i knew it was going to be bad because our electricity infrastructure is old. we knew it was going to be affected. >> fuel is scarce and communicating is a problem.

cell phone service is unreliable. 6:08. new this morning, the last remaining lawsuit tied to the crash at sfo four years ago has been settled just before trial. the trial was scheduled to start today. it vol ved a south bay dental surgeon. the terms were not disclosed. this means all claims made by the 307 people on board the plane settled prior to reaching. a mostly clear start. as you get ready to head out to school and walking to school in palo alto, lower 50s. make sure you are wearing something nice and warm. as we go through the day, we'll have cool temperatures at recess, but warming up to 68 degrees by the time the kids get out of school. maybe you'll go hiking in the south bay. it is going to be a pleasant day, especially this afternoon. i'll have a look at today's

temperature trend coming up in three minutes. we are tracking how the roads are looking with the breaking news. >> delays are only getting worse after chp issued a sig-alert for this area, now an accident on the northbound side. we are already seeing a lot of red and yellow. typically, when there's an accident, especially an accident of this magnitude, it appears a vehicle maybe on fire. on the opposite side, traffic begins to slow down and look over. that's when we see a number of accidents and one just popped up here. as of now, they have not given us an estimated time when it is expekted to open. heavy delays, go ahead and leave now. here is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. very busy there as well. >> thank you. next on the chopping block, the company saying good-bye to thousands of employees.

>> reporter: walk you up and down the lines outside the apple stores when a new iphone was released. this time around, there are more people inside the store, waiting for that 8:00 release. we'll tell you what it has to do with the iphone that's not even for sale today.

good morning, it is 6:13 as you get ready to head out. you may have to turn on the

heater for a bit. it's a cool start. all clear skies. 40 minutes away from sunrise as we go through the neighborhood of every green. low 60s at 10:00 and low 70s today. very much like yesterday. it will be heating up this weekend. we'll take a look at the weekend forecast coming up at 6:19. if you are traveling up to san francisco or down toward the south bay peninsula, it's going to be a very, very delayed commute because that sig-alert remains in effect for southbound 101 before poplar avenue. a multivehicle crash with three lanes blocked. now another accident on the northbound side that may be blocking lanes. i'll have the latest updates. >> rough morning commute. 6:14. today is the day, the new iphone and i watch will be released in a matter of hours. some people are excited. kris sanchez is live at the apple store in palo alto. we are not seeing the massive

lines we are used to seeing when apple releases a new phone. >> reporter: well, you know, first of all, folks can preorder it and get it at home to open it. a lot of folks may be holding out for the iphone x, which is not out until december. right nour, there are more people outside but i think they might be apple folks we are talking about and, of course reporters with cnbc and their crew. one lone ranger in line. he is the first and he is the last. nbc bay area was on the apple campus when the iphone was unveiled, looking different on the outside with the new glass and that new aluminum design, which allows for wireless charging. it's different on the inside. improved camera technology and faster processing. also, it allows for augmented reality. comes with a base price of $699 which is lower than folks expected. the new watch with built-in

cellar for sale to date. scott mcgrew showed earlier reviews, one saying it's a great upgrade if you have a new phone. you will know it is new but may not know why. the one and only guy that waited overnight told us he preordered the phone, but didn't want to wait for it to be delivered to his house. >> pick it up in the store, it's like the day it arrives, it comes out. i decided i wanted to pick it up in the store instead. i didn't want to wait until october. >> reporter: so this, the iphone x may be the reason they don't have more company in line here. the $1,000 phone comes out in december with a wow factor with the facial recognition so many people are talking about. i thought more folks joined the line, but i think there are a lot of serious onlookers stopping by and looking around

and continuing down to the coffee shop down the street. i want to continue this conversation on twitter and facebook. tell me if you are getting a new iphone, if you are upgrading, whether you preordered, you are coming to the storm or ditched ate all together and using an android device or if you are waiting for the iphone x in december. the lines will be forming. >> thanks, kris. more business and tech news for you. a tech company based in the bay area announced layoffs. >> it's going to hurt some people. landon dowdy joins us. good morning. good to see you. >> good friday morning to you. markets are looking to end on a down note after north korea threatened to test a hydrogen bomb over the pacific ocean. stocks down by a dip in apple

stocks. falling for the first time in ten days, down 53 points. the nasdaq posted the worst day in a month dropping 33 points. hewlett-packard is planning to cut 5,000 jobs or 10% of the work force by the end of the year. according to reports, the reductions will impact workers and managerers in the u.s. and abroad. the cuts are part of the broader effort to reign in expenses and streamline operations. the mounting competition from other providers such as amazon and alphabet. general mills is bringing back the original, artificially colors version of their trix cereal after customers complained about the naturally flavored replacement. the classic one will sit alongside the natural version. this marks a reversal of the pledge back in 2015 to remove

artificial colors and flavors from all its brands. general mills introduced twix last year made from color from radishes, purple carrots and tumeric. back to you. >> coloring fine. thanks, landon. we are live now to spookiville in santa clara. check this out. this is a halloween haunted house. this is happening at great america. "today in the bay" is giving you a sneak peek. take a look there. the annual halloween -- whoa! look at that. >> looks like my make up. >> the halloween set opens tonight at 7:00 and runs through halloween. get out there. have fun. >> no kidding. >> i like when they involve the little kids. >> it's scary for kids walking through there. halloween is right around the corner. >> i know. >> first day of fall.

you think about pumpkins and halloween and then you start to see those christmas decorations. we are starting out with cool weather this morning that gets you in that fall mood. how about this? we have been talking about snow in the sierra. the radar is clear except for a swath of snow moving through the higher elevation. this is what it looks like this morning as the sunrises, a live picture with a fresh coating of snow this morning. it was so beautiful coming down yesterday. lingering light snow showers and the high temperature up to 36 degrees. if you are going there, prepare for slick roads. it was really a mess yesterday and it does clear out for the weekend. i had quite a few people on facebook letting me know they are going to the sierra this weekend. we are starting out with temperatures here that are cooler than we have seen recently. down to 60 degrees in san jose and lower 40s in santa rosa. milder temperatures in san francisco where the high is at

65 degrees and 68 in oakland. 74 degrees today in livermore. an update on hurricane maria moving toward the turks and caicos. you can see the rain affecting that area now. that is curving to the north and should not affect anymore land over the next several days, which is going to be great news as it stays away from our coastline on the east coast. looking at temperatures warming up in san francisco, some upper 70s next week. summer will be coming back and we'll be in the low 90s inland after today seeing a high of 73 degrees. vianey arana is tracking two major crashes on the road. >> indeed. the traffic delays seem to only be getting worse. chp is reporting this as a hazmat situation because of the car fire. it will take longer to clear that out. the sig-alert is in place for southbound 101 before poplar half.

we are seeing another crash on the northbound side. earlier we received reports about a bay bridge accident before the toll plaza, still causing delays there. they have moves that to the shoulder. if we take a live look at the bay bridge, i don't think it made the situation better. the metering lights have been on since about 5:29. a very busy morning on the roads if you are driving up or down the peninsula. back to you. >> thank you. nbc bay area responds. our team is putting money back in people's pocket and approaching yet another benchmark. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds.

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at 6:25, following breaking news from san francisco. theesz are live pictures from nbc bay area sky ranger where firefighters arrived and they were finding the fire nor san francisco state. they were evacuating the building, pulling some people out of the building to rescue them. we understand there's been one serious injury, so far. two moderate injuries. we have a crew on the ground gathering information as well. we don't see a lot of flames, they may have it under control but the investigation will continue as we don't know what it has actually sparked the fire. this is a twitter picture released earlier, moments ago. it shows the flames that were coming from the upper story

building there. we'll continue to bring you any information we can. we have a live crew on ground gathering information for us. 6:25 now. in our nbc bay area responds team saved viewers four figures pushing the total to $1.1 million. chris chmura is here with the cases and the money recovered. >> reporter: good morning. a frustrated pittsburgh woman wrote our team about a $900 tussle with the bank. we stepped in and the case is closed, settled in the viewers favor. we helped a san jose man end a dispute with an electronics company. the result, a refund of more than $220. he says the surveillance camera he exepected to work around the clock turned off from time to time. a woman gave a friend a $75 gift card. when they tried to use it, the balance was pen anies.

>> i am going to say it again probably for the millionth time, gift card fraud is rampant right now. please, please, please try to quickly use your gift card before hackers steal the money call us with your consumer con planlt. 888-9 888-996-tips or online www.nbcbayarea.com/responds. i hope you have a great weekend. >> you, too. next at 6:27 on "today in the bay," scrambling to save lives in mexico. rescue crews working around the clock days after the massive earthquake shook the region. we are live in mexico city with efforts under way this morning.

welcome back. we continue to follow breaking news out of san francisco. these are live pictures from the nbc bay area sky ranger over the scene of a fire that broke out near san francisco state. we have reports of people being rescued and evacuated. so far, we have been told tlsz one serious injury, two moderate to report so far. it looks like they have the flames out at this point. they were seen leaping from the upper story building there. a nine to ten story building. not far from merced at san francisco state. we have a crew on the ground getting more information. 6:30. good morning.

thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i eam marcus washington. today is the first day of fall. we want a look at what's going on. a cool start for morning. >> yes, it will feel like fall this friday morning. the high temperatures this afternoon, really nice. pretty much like yesterday, reaching to the low 70s for the south bay. 65 degrees in san francisco. antioch, a high of 77. also, 77 in santa rosa today. looking at our forecast for san francisco over the next several days, the temperature is reaching into the low 70s for the weekend. upper 70s next week. it's going to start to heat up. how about low 90s for the inland valleys. don't get used to this weather, it is about to change. we'll talk about the weekend forecast in seven minutes. vianey arana is tracking breaking news this morning. >> that sig-alert is getting worse for southbound 101. now, we are seeing lanes blocked on the northbound side. it's right before poplar avenue.

they are cleaning what looks to be a hazmat fire from the earlier crash. we are seeing another zend along northbound 101 that has two lanes blocked in that direction. southbound and northbound right now, a complete mess. the bay bridge toll plaza also showing bumper-to-bumper traffic as they clear out an accident near the toll plaza. back to the breaking news out of san francisco this morning. the fire at a high-rise very close to san francisco state, near park merced. >> we are going back to that neighborhood. we just arrived at the scene. >> reporter: we have live. the fire ladder is still extended. fire crews still trying to conduct their investigation. i spoke to two people who live inside. they were evacuated with their father, who is in a wheelchair. they said that two people lived

inside on that seventh floor. the fire broke out at 5:30 a.m. no report of injuries. two people treated for smoke inhilation at this time. just after 3:30 a.m., the fire broke out. there are several trucks, fire crews working inside. we can see people, the fire crews going up, inside the emergency stairwells trying to get people out. it seems at this point, most of the people have been evacuated. no reports of injuries at this time. the san francisco pio officer is supposed to speak shortly, so we will get an update. at this time, the seventh floor you see there, that's where the fire broke out after 5:30. again, no reports of injuries. two people had to be evacuated. reporting live in san francisco, ancer hassan, nbc bay area news. developing news in mexico. these are live pictures from the

scene where rescue efforts continue in the wake of this week's deadly earthquake. live pictures from the scene of many rescuers going out fully geared there. the rescue attempt of a young girl people were calling freida wasn't actually real. the mexican navy announcing they are investigating where the reports first started. this morning, the number dead stands at 273. there are still, however, stories of hope emerging. 60 victims have been rescued from the rubble of the last building. at the same time, the number of deaths expected to go higher. it's been a very exhausting and heart wrenching several days for people. >> damian trujillo has been on the ground in mexico since wednesday, reporting alongside those working around the clock to find those survivors. he joins us live from mexico city with the nonstop rescue work underway. good morning, damian.

>> reporter: things are pretty calm here, pretty back to normal. you drive ten miles and it is a completely different situation. apartment complex completely collapsed to the ground during this massive earthquake. the rescue efforts continue. people have been there around the clock, 24 hours a day. they say they can sleep when this is over. the volunteers are providing them with whatever medications they need. medications that come of those who are trapped under the rubble might need like penicillin, so they can breathe. the story about the little girl freida, yes, they are investigating where that came from. there's been a lot of false information released to the public here in mexico city. it's causing a lot of frustration with the folks out here. we don't know if the story about the little girl freida, whether

it was a folk tale to give the mexican people hope to keep looking for people. we heard there was another girl in that school named sofia that was missing. turns out the school registry showing every girl with the name sofia was accounted for. bad information creating a worse situation than it already is here. i tell you what, the spirit of the mexican volunteer, the mexican civilian out here, just incredible. we showed you pictures this morning. last night, they have been here night in and night out with motorcycles and bicycles, whatever they can. blankets, milk. they are asking for gatorade to keep the rescue crews energize zed. it's been a very exhausting effort. the mexican president said they will not stop until they have rescued everybody who needs to be rescued.

>> has to be so hard to see so much devastation there. damian trujillo. >> reporter: i have children, myself, and you picture the faces on those kids that were trapped in that school and under the apartment complex, it tears you apart. you can't imagine what they are going through. >> we apologize for the delay. thank you for joining us, damian. >> our coverage on the devastating earthquake continues online. head to www.nbcbayarea.com for instant coverage. they are tweeting updates on the rescue effort. it is 6:37 right now. city of san francisco is supporting daca recipients in a variety of ways. the city will pay for the cost of application fees for daca participants who need to renew their enrollment. san francisco previously

subsidized application fees for that program. when president trump signed an executive order rescinding daca, people have been rushing to renew it before the october deadline. the city will pay for the $495 fee. the money comes from the mayor's office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs. >> the coast guard crews are coming the harbor to locate 11 shipping containers. according to the east bay times, the shipping containers were not far from the port of oakland whose plan to remove the containers later today. i have some good news involving that sig-alert that has been issued. chp called off the sig-alert, which is great. we can finally see the traffic recovering. all lanes are open. southbound 101 before poplar avenue. we can expect to see delays because another accident on the northbound side seems to be

causing more issues on the southbound side. all that red means bumper-to-bumper traffic on the northbound side. even though that sig-alert has been cleared for now, still expect heavy delays on the northbound side. also seeing a couple accidents along 101 in the south bay. we are seeing delays. very minor accidents in comparison to the sig-alert. there weren't serious injuries involved which is why they were able to cancel that sig-alert. a live look outside, the situation is better for the peninsula. >> nice sunrise. last morning of summer. >> yes, it is. it's going to start to warm up as we go into the weekends. we have a little weather for everybody and events, too. let's check out tomorrow's forecast, reaching the upper 60s for the coast. a few clouds, not a lot of fog and lower 80s for the inland areas. warmer on sunday. that is the trend, also, as we go into next week.

this weekend is looking so nice and comfortable. if you are planning to go to barbecue in the glen, let me know about this event and you can let me know what you are doing this weekend as well. the temperatures will be really nice. great weather for barbecue, reaching into the upper 70s. not too hot to stand over the grill. if you are planning to go to fog fest in pacifica, celebrating the fog, but there will be none overhead. temperatures lower 60s at 10:00 in the morning and a high temperature of 68 degrees. breezy, too. maybe you are wraching up the weekend in martinez for the blues festival. that will have nice weather but warmer, reaching into the low 80s. if you are planning to go to russian river valley, lower 80s by the weekend today. the coolest day to go out and experience the vineyards. we are excited to see the first snowfall of the season actually happening in summer, looking live right now in squaw valley,

such a beautiful scene. you are going to have temperatures on the cool side. pack warm clothes before you go. we'll take a look at today's temperature for san jose, coming up in three minutes. >> amazing to see that snow. thanks, kari. 6:41. coming up, good-bye to uber. the popular european city getting rid of the ride sharing company. plus, a warning in the east bay. the reason police are telling people to check their credit card statements. >> we are following their money. the dow is down ten points. a lot of people saying this is from the threat from north korea. we are staying with more news coming up on "today in the bay."

it's 6:44 now. as you get the kids ready, make sure you write their name on the tag of the jacket. they will need the jacket this morning. in san jose, temperatures in the lower 50s. as we go through the day, temperatures making it into the upper 60s by the time they head home from school. we look ahead to the weekend forecast, next. an update on the sig-alert, it has been canceled on southbound 101 before popular avenue. all lanes are open, but heavy delays on the north side. expect heavy delays. >> thank you very much. new this morning, a blow for san francisco bay uber, which

will no longer be available in london. the city transportation agency announced they will not renew ubers operating license because of how it relates to safety. the license is set to expire at the end of the month. uber has 21 days to appeal. the company issued a statement saying it will appeal and london leaders are caving into groups that seek to resist consumer choice. new this morning, antioch police urging drivers to double check their credit and debit accounts. authorities found six skimmers at a valero gas station on thursday. it is near highway 4. they are trying to figure out who put them there. if you bought gas and find evidence of fraud, file a report. 6:45. firefighters don't know what caused a wine country home wednesday night. it happened on burgundy way. luckily no one was injured.

6:45. developing right now, pump says north korean leader, kim jong-un is a madman who doesn't mind starving or killing his people and will be tested like never before. the president making that statement on twitter a couple hours ago. the latest in the back and forth between two leaders. it comes as the president wraps up the united nations report. the president called kim jong-un a rocketman. kim jong-un fired back, attacking the president's competence and calling him der ranged. north korea says it may test a hydrogen bomb over the pacific ocean in response to president trump's u.n. speech, which threatened to totally destroy the rogue nation. the u.n. ambassador, nikki haley is trying to tell people it was not a declaration of war. >> the president said it. members of the team said it. we don't want war.

that's the last thing anyone wants. we don't want loss of life. >> the president signing a new executive order imposing the toughest sanctions on north korea today. it will cut off sources of funding for the nuclear program. we are tracking the path of hurricane maria a category 3 storm. they are still recovering from hurricane irma. that island is supposed to be spared from the direct hit. maria is forecast to go off to the atlantic, missing the united states. the empire state building is lighting up to honor victims of hurricane maria and the mexican earthquake. the lights are rotating between the do lors of mexico, puerto rico, dmominica and the virgin islands. members of the california team have been driving equipment

and vehicles home from florida. they are expected to arrive at the warehouse in oakland around noon. a lot have been deployed since the end of august in response to hurricane harvey and irma. the last lawsuit tied to the air crash from four years ago was settled before trial. it involved a dental surgeon making her unable to work. the attorney announced the settlement. the terms were not disclosed. this agreement means all claims made by the 307 people on board that plane were settled prior to reaching a trial. happening today, san francisco's iconic cable cars are being taken out of service and officials try to upgrade the system. the california line of cable cars is the first to undergo refurbishment. they will be out of service today through friday.

bus service will be in place. muni is installing better boxes. they will detect small issues before they become problems. the first day of fall, but looks like winter in the mountains. this is the first snow of the season. a 16-car crash yesterday with minor injuries. it closed that roadway for a while. the resorts are welcoming the colder weather. this is video from squaw valley. a nice dusting on the picnic tables, but not enough to open the slopes yet. snow is falling in yosemite as well. they closed a couple roads yesterday because of the snow. >> so beautiful. >> maybe a look at the future snow. >> hopefully because it was a record hot, we had record heat in the sierra. it's a welcome sight to see snow falling. as we look at the radar, we are all clear here. the snow showers are starting to

wrap up in the sierra. if you are going in that direction, keep in mind it will be very slick in some spots. here is a live look at north star over 8,000 feet. they had a good amount of snow. here is a live look at kirkwood and the forecast for the weekend is chilly. pack nice, warm clothes. looking at our weather here, 51 degrees now in the peninsula. 51 in the tri-valley. 42 degrees in the north bay. really chilly. then the high temperature this afternoon, pretty much matching where we were yesterday, maybe a few degrees warmer in santa rosa and 77 today in antioch. san jose, a high of 73 degrees. as you are looking out the window, getting dressed, grab a jacket. it is very chilly, in some spots especially in the valleys. pants are a good option because you will be comfortable wearing that all day long as the temperatures are going to reach

into the 70s. starting off the school day in san francisco, a few clouds here and there. overall, mostly clear skies. temperatures mid-50s. at recess, you will need long sleeves. upper 50s and reaching to the mid-60s by the time they head out to school. it's going to be windy. we have warmer weather in the forecast. fall officially begins at 1:02 this afternoon. then we go back to summer weather with these temperatures next week. heading over to vianey arana with an update on the morning commute. >> it's been a rough start. now, reports of a crash in the south bay. this is involving a motorcycle and a vehicle. it's along northbound 87. there is a lane blocked. there appears to be a motorcycle rider down in that lane. we will look into that. we are hoping he is okay, he or she might be okay. we are seeing heavy delays up to hillsdale avenue and capitol expressway in that area. another update on the sig-alert we had. chp issued earlier today.

it has been canceled before poplar avenue. all lanes are open, however the northbound side, two lanes are blocked cause zing heavy delays. a live look in oakland. a good morning for oakland, which is typically busy in the east bay area. >> thank you. coming up, we continue to follow breaking news in san francisco. a high-rise up in flames leaving several injured. we are live as fors continue to clean up. first, happening now, a possible breakthrough in fighting aids. the international aids society discovered a new antibody that attacks 99% of hiv strains. we just reported this week in san francisco, nearly 16,000 people are living with hiv or aids. human trials could start in 2018. germans are heading to the polls this weekend for a parliamentary election to determine the new government. angela merkel's party is expected to win, easily. we'll be back here with more news in a bit. stick around. ♪

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back into the building. on all but the seventh floor where the fire started. this is firefighter photos from 5:30 this morning when flames were shooting from the window of one unit. the damage is limited to that unit. as for the victims, one person in serious condition. a second victim being treated in the hospital. a third is treated and released. so far, no word on the cause of the fire. we are monitoring developments in mexico where rescue efforts continue in the wake of the deadly earthquake. we also learned the rescue attempt of a girl called freida was not real. the mexican navy is investigating where those reports first started. this morning, the number of deaths stand at 273, but there are still stories of hope emerging. 60 victims emerged from the rubble of the collapsed building. the "today" show will continue

the coverage in mexico coming up in minutes at 7:00. uc berkeley is bracing for protests for free speech week. speakers are scheduled to speak on sunday. most of the speakers have not confirmed they are attending. here is a look at the lineup. former bright bark milo yiannopolous is already on the way. steve bannon and ann coulter are also speaking. uc berkeley spent more than $1 million on security for all events involving controversial or conservative speakers. a live look outside. people are up and at 'em at the apple store. we are seeing some people waiting, but most consumers waiting for the iphone x, which comes out in december.

>> we are ending on a fun, but spooky note. we want to go live to great america in santa clara. the annual halloween haunt officially opens tonight at 7:00. look at that. >> my reflections would hit somebody. >> we have an inside look. >> my make up inspiration. >> oh! a scary one there. >> them lashes, though. >> just to let you know what to get into, you are watching a haunted wax museum. we got to look at the monsters taking part. >> generally, when people come through the mazes here, they start screaming uncontrolably. >> you can do all that without moving his lips. that's a scary part. it runs now through halloween. you have time to get out there. whoa! >> control at his best. >> i would be laughing so hard.

so, we have great weather for the weekend. if you are going out to great america or hanging out in san francisco. on sunday, 73 degrees and next week, look at that. upper 70s, warming up. if you don't like the cool weather, hang on, things are about to change. >> all right. we have problems on the roadways. >> we did, indeed. it's not getting better. it is for the peninsula because the sig-alert was canceled. the south bay is seeing delays northbound 87. a lane is blocked because a motorcycle rider is down in that area. the crews are on the way right now. we are hoping they are okay. hopefully no major injuries involved there. however, major delays on the northbound side. two lanes remain blocked. you can see a lot of red on the speed sensors. it's a messy commute. >> we'll keep you abreast of everything going on. that's what's happening on "today in the bay."

we'll be back at 7:25 for a local news update. >> join us at 11:00. the first day of fall, get out there and enjoy it. good morning. breaking overnight, moment of triumph. [ applause ] workers pulled out alive from a collapsed factory in mexico city, three days after that devastating earthquake. with time running out, is there still hope of finding more survivors? insults and threats. kim jong-un blasts president trump for mocking him during that controversial u.n. address. >> rocket man is on this for himself and for his regime. >> the north korean dictator labeling the president mentally deranged and he'll pay deay.