today and parts of the bay area. temperatures 10-15 degrees hotter today than it was yesterday. take a look at san francisco, reaching 80 degrees today. it's going to be breezy and reaching the peak of the temperatures there, tomorrow. then, for the inland areas, the heat pretty much continues. yes, the hottest part of the day will be tomorrow. we will talk more about that and also what you can expect and how to prepare for this. as we head to mike, trouble spots in the tri-valley. >> we had slowing and construction. we'll zoom over here toward everything that is not green on the map. this is the slower zone southbound 680. the crash is on the shoulder, blocking the slow lane as folks come down and merging with the traffic out of pleasanton. that's highway 84. that's where the activity is blocking the slow lane. we had slowing as one crew clears for the morning. 680 and mission boulevard south has to pick up.

it should be clear in a few seconds. it should be an easier drive. they are the only slow spots for the bay. the bay bridge, no delays for the travel times. marcus and laura, you are following the news this morning, which was a big deal. >> certainly a dangerous drive overnight as an uber driver became victims of shooting. >> they left sfo and ended with shutdown 380 overnight. kris sanchez is live with some of the clues that may help police find the shooter. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. we don't know why that uber driver might have been targeted, if he was targeted. we know it triggered what could have been a deadly chain reaction on 380. the freeway is open now. the gunshot calls started coming into chp at 11:00. officers found that uber driver shot in the neck with a passenger in the backseat.

that passenger was not injured. officers also found a vehicle from a traffic crash that happened because of all of this on 380 west, headed toward 280 north. there was another vehicle that was also hit by gunshots with a bullet hole in the front window and in the rear mirror as well. the gunshot victim was transported. chp believes this person will survive. they are talking to a lot of people about what happened. >> we have the investigators talking to not just the driver. also to passengers. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: now, westbound 380 was closed between 11:00 last night and 3:00 this morning. it reopened, so you don't expect any residual traffic. the crime scene, we saw the leftovers there of the investigation. it was about a mile long.

so, certainly this is going to be a difficult investigation for the chp because it is so dark and they have to gather clues that way. in san bruno, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> while they work on that, police have not released a description of two suspects in a different shooting involved in an uber driving over the weekend. it happened in pacific heights. uber is confirming the victim wauz driver. the company was not giving a ride at the time. the victim was not seriously hurt. vallejo police are on the run for a driver that injured two young children. it happened before 6:00 p.m. on turner foothill drive. a mother was pushing a stroller holding her 2 and 3-year-old children. the children were taken to the hospital. the mother was not injured. police believe the car might be a white acura tl. looking ahead today, opening

statements set to begin in a bay area trial that will be watched nationwide. jose garcia is accused of killing kate steinle in 2014. national attention because he is an undocumented immigrant with a criminal record. the gun used in the crime was stolen from a federal agents car. the defense team is likely to argue the shooting was an accident. the trial starts at 10:00 a.m. in san francisco city hall. excuse me. today, washington lawmakers return with a goal in mind. >> they are facing a deadline with the budget. >> reporter: good morning. republicans wanted to get tax reform done by the end of the year. now, the president is pushing that deadline. he says he wants something on his desk by thanksgiving. congress is back this week with a thanksgiving deadline to

overhaul how america pays taxes. something that hasn't been done in over 30 years. >> the goal is to get middle class taxes down, to get -- to prevent job exportation. >> reporter: step one, get the house to pass the senate budget that raises the deficit and paves the way for a $1.5 trillion tax cut. >> the economy is stuck in the same track over and over again, you have to bump that to get it going. >> reporter: unknown, will the middle class pay more? >> that's the fork in the road. the jury is out. >> reporter: president trump tells fox, he is hoping to use health care a leverage. >> it makes the taxes easier. the republicans want to get it done. >> reporter: democrats aren't willing to re-negotiate. >> you are asking me to negotiate against myself. i have been around long enough, i don't do that. >> reporter: the president may be willing to reinstate subsidies for low-income plans.

>> i would be okay with making it if i get something for people in exchange. >> reporter: health care and tax reform, both center stage this week. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. at 5:06, the new report this morning indicating pg&e delayed mapping the most dangerous power line two days before the start of the deadly north bay wildfires. state regulators demanded utilities create detailed maps showing the greatest wildfire risk from power lines. according to the news, pg&e delayed those efforts. utility and cal fire are looking into whether it was partially responsible for the fires that started two weeks ago. 5:06. happening today, a live look at santa rosa's coffey park. you can see right there. so many of the homes were destroyed in the deadly wildfire. letting residents back into the fire damaged neighborhoods

continues today. right now, only people who live there are allowed in. starting today, residents will have to receive entry passes at the city offices. the passes will be issued between 8:00 and 5:00 p.m. for the north bay families, ice time has allowed them the precious chance to escape hardship caused by the fire. the fire related power outage, along with bouts of ice threatens to cancel a weekend hockey tournament. the volunteers and donations brought everything together. the game went on as planned. parents say it was a great chance for the children, some of whom lost everything. >> to not be on the ice for a couple weeks, two or three weeks has been hard on them. my daughter barely could go to sleep last night she was so excited to get back out here. >> 19 families of the children playing in the tournament lost homes in the fire. san jose sharks pitched in, donating new skates and gear for the fans.

>> that's really cute. right now, 5:08. i'm sure a lot of kids in the north bay excited to give back to school today. in napa, low 50s and mostly clear skies. as we go into the day, we have to turn the air-conditioning on. it will be in the lower 80s by 1:00. looking at the high temperatures around the bay area, reaching 90 in livermore. morgan hill, 88 degrees. 87 degrees today in san jose. while the coast will be in the upper 70s, hitting 90 degrees today and this may not be the only day we have summer-like heat. i'll talk about how long this continues coming up. mike is checking in on the dumbarton bridge. >> we did get reports of a disabled vehicle blocking a lane. the slow lane would be westbound away from the fremont sight. stay to the left lane because the slow lane may be blocked.

the earlier crash blocking a lane on south 680 has cleared. a little slowing past it because of a distraction. the crews are clearing south 680 at mission. things are moving nicely for most of the bay there. the north bay, no delays even for 37 out of vallejo. back to you. >> thank you, mike. a closer look at reality. the big development out on the east coast. the move by one state to develop it. business and tech is coming up. the clue police released in the case of a suspected slasher.

it's 5:12. it started cool today, but heats up fast. as we take a live look outside in san jose, all clear start, but our temperatures going from the upper 50s at 9:00 to lower 80s by 3:00 today. average 74 degrees and we are going well above that, not only today, but most of the week. what to expect, coming up in five minutes. here are the travel times through the tri-valley. we talked about the crash that cleared the roadway for 680. we'll check the roads. >> thanks so much, kari and mike. it's 5:12 this morning. in san rafael, many families are on alert. a flasher was targeting kids as

they walked home from school. authorities released a sketch of the suspect. take a look. police say he's in his late 20s, early 30s, 5'6". he has a scar on the right cheek and last seen drawing a sedan. the most recent lewd behavior happening last monday. the girl walked home from high school. happening today, the hearing begins for army sergeant bo bergdahl who faces possibility of life in military prison. bergdahl pleaded guilty to desertion and misbehavior. he walked away from his post and was captured by the taliban. president obama brought him home in a controversial prison swap. a hollywood film maker is accused of harassing women being interviewed for jobs. called out director james

toback. he wrote "bugsby." many said toback promised them stardom and became sexual during the meeting. he is denying the times allegation. a study suggests america's lowest income families are paying the high esteban king fees. bankrate.com found the people who live in households making less than 30,0$30,000 a year pa1 a month in bank or credit union fees. that's more than three times others. the fees include routine service charges, atm fees and overdraft fees. >> it's difficult to maintain bank account ifs they are charging them fees. >> another big find, experts say 40% of those who make under

30,000 dlar$30,000 a year don't checking account. new ways to pay this morning. >> scott mcgrew continue that is coverage. lots of improvements for pay by phone. the most notable is venmo used to move money back and forth. it's owned by papal. you will be able to use it at the store anywhere you use paypal. voop is a technical term. tesla reached a deal to open a factory in china owned by tesla, itself, which is unusual for chinese factories. no joint agreement. china is the largest market for electric cars. here at home, tesla ran into trouble make that model 3 with only a few hundred rolling off the assembly line in the last three months. stock analysts speculate they have to raise the prices. the marks will once again open

at all-time highs this morning. the dow, nasdaq, s&p 500 at new records. the stock market feels confident they have tax breaks for corporations. very few details on how regular americans are going to be affected by the tax breaks, but moments ago, the president tweeted the republicans will not make changes to your 401(k). there was a plan to reduce the amount. you can stay tax free by thousands of dollars. we'll talk about the tax plan, how it affects you when we talk politics. apple opened a new town square style store in chicago over the weekend. it's beautiful. it's on michigan avenue. this is a new vision for apple stores. more than just a store, but a gathering place overlooking the chicago river. sort of spanish steps looking things there. looks beautiful. i saw it under construction when i was last in chicago. i'm looking forward to going to see it again. >> there you go. new this morning, hyperloop

may be a step closer to reality. the elon musk brain child. they will dig tunnels for it. travel times between d.c. and new york to less than 30 minutes. here is a tech reporter on wednesday. >> to actually build a working hie loop between washington, d.c. and new york city is huge. you are talking five or six states, under rivers and environmental areas. >> the technology is still being developed. the "today" show will have a closer look at this at 7:00. right now, a closer look to the forecast. a lot of people want to get out the wool sweaters and boots. >> friday was the only chance for that. now, it is time for the flip-flops and shorts again. we are back to summer. we know we have this weather whiplash going on where one day it is cool, the next day is hot.

today it's hot. that's why you have to keep checking in with me to see what's going to happen today. as we take a live look outside in the tri-valley, it is clear. 65 degrees on the right side of the street. looking live in pleasanton. as we look at the east bay, it is already moving out there. it's 54 degrees. san francisco, at 58 degrees and 51 in the north bay. then, let's take a look at the high temperatures today. it is going well above where we should be for this time of year and east bay and san jose, a high of 88 degrees. 90 in gilroy today. we'll be hitting 90 in pleasanton. oakland, 70 or 85 degrees today. it will be 78 degrees in half-moon bay. few 70s on the map. mostly low to mid-80s for the peninsula and low 80s in the mission district today in san francisco. 91 degrees in santa rosa with the winds coming from the south. that is what we can expect as we go through the day. as we take a look at the east

bay morning commute, we start with the need for the heater on in the car, maybe turning on the defroster. as we head into the rest of the day, warming up into the low 70s. if you have the day off, you are going hiking today in the south bay, a chilly morning. it does warm up quickly. here we are by 11:00. it's 72 degrees. then, if you are going out in the middle of the day, not the best time, you have to make sure you pack lots of water and have sunscreen and something to keep you nice and cool. as we go into the next several days, san francisco, reaching low 80s. the peak of the warmer temperatures will be tomorrow while the inland areas have to deal with serious summer-like heat. i'm expecting numerous record highs to be broken today as well as tomorrow and then it gradually cools off. mike is tracking a new crash in the south bay. >> that's right, kari. most of the sensors around the bay are green, as expected. we have a couple spots to call out. the newest is southbound highway 85 approaching central expressway off 101 and

mountainview. the crash may be blocking one lane. sounds like they were able to make the activity clear to the shoulder. the crews will arrive to flashing lights. that will be a distraction. west 84, one digit away, the dumbarton bridge at the toll plaza. no slowing on the sensors, but the crash remains in the slow lane, as far as we know. a slow drive in sunol. here are the rest of the travel times approaching the bay bridge, no delays for these travel times through the maze z. back to you. >> sounds good. thanks, mike. 5:20. the city's first homicide of the year. the reason authorities say this was not random. new this morning, would you give marijuana to little kids? the benefit that new research says it could provide.

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welcome back, everyone. a live look outside golden gate bridge. going to look like a golden summer day, almost, in the city by the bay. temperatures are really getting up there. we are going to check in with kari in a bit. summer, hanging on. 5:23 right now. so far, fremont police saying little about the arrest of three people in connection with the deadly shooting at an extended stay america on farwell drive. officers arrested three people following the shooting late

saturday night. a 48-year-old man died. investigators do not believe the shooting was random. they are not say whag led up to the confrontation. this is fremont's first homicide of the year. any day now, we could get n insight to jfk's assassination. this will be thousands of never publicly seen government documents related to kennedy's killing in 1963. president trump said he will not stop the release of the documents. a historian explained what would happen. >> at the same moment, around the world, millions of people will have access to this piece of history. >> the killing found that lee harvey oswald was solely responsible. ak 24. new this morning, emerging evidence about the benefits of

medical marijuana for some children. research suggests marijuana might help reduce gnaw nausea and vomiting. there was not enough for pain, ptsd or turrets in children. the rumors are confirmed. justin timberlake is returning to the super bowl show. he will make his third appearance on the super bowl halftime stage this february. now, 36 years old, first to perform 16 years ago as a member of insync, then in 2004, he appeared alongside janet jackson with the wardrobe malfunction. super bowl lii airs february 4th on nbc bay area. here is a look at what's ahead at 5:30. a benefit concert in the works.

details on the effort to help wildfire victims. it is day one in a bay area trial that sparked a nationwide conversation. the case against kate steinl ooerks's case in court.

welcome back to "today in the bay" on this monday morning. a live look now at downtown san jose. a warm one out there. if you like that, it's going to be a beautiful, sunny day. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> if you don't like that, it's going to be a beautiful sunny day. >> good morning, i'm laura garcia. let's get the forecast with kari. >> as we approach 5:30, a nice, cool start this morning. definitely milder than we have seen recently. mostly feeling mid to upper 50s as you get ready head out the door with high 50s. turn on the air-conditioning or head over to a neighbor's pool. up to 87 degrees in san jose. in oakland, 85 degrees. 91 in santa rosa and antioch today, 89 degrees.

we are going to talk about what is ahead for the weekend in a few minutes. mike is now tracking two crashes for highway 84. >> that's right. we will call it a couple different things as well. highway 84 cuts through pleasanton and through the peninsula. we are focusing on the dumbarton bridge and the tri-valley. we are at pleasanton sunol, not far from the train station. we are looking at a crash that may be affecting you. it's important for folks off 680 and traveling in through fremont. meanwhile, that crash doesn't sound like it will take a long time to clear. we should be able to get local traffic around it. slowing here approaching the dumbarton bridge. the crash at the slow lane looks like it may have cleared. the bay bridge toll plaza has the back up. the metering lights turn on on time. back to you. >> as they do every day. thank you, mike. opening statements will

begin in san francisco in the case that has become a flash point. a man who entered this country illegal will go on trial for the murder of kate steinle. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us outside the court in san francisco. we have been waiting for the case to start for quite some time, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. president donald trump and conservatives argued this is a case of why this country needs tougher immigration laws. the defendant jose garcia was deported five times before he shot and killed kate steinle while she walked with her father in july of 2015. steinle, from pleasanton was 32 years old. they will argue the shooting was accidental. he claims he found the gun on a nearby bench, it went off and

the bullet ricochet into steinle. the gun was stolen from a federal agent and the defense is expected to argue that type of gun has a history of misfiring. the prosecution argues who recollects cares? why is that relevant? the gun was fired. a legal analyst says the prosecution won't be able to prove premeditation, but he was reckless. >> going to have to show his conduct was reckless. his conduct caused that harm. that's going to be somewhat difficult with the evidence we have heard about so far. >> reporter: as a result of the case, the u.s. house of representatives has passed kate's law, which would increase deported immigrants who enter the united states illegal. opening statements expected to start later this morning at san francisco's superior court. according to one report, it is expected to last around seven weeks. in san francisco, bob redell,

"today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. of course, we will cover every update from the trial on air. the team will post updates on www.nbcbayarea.com and on facebook and twitter feed. do download the nbc bay area app. we can send notifications. perhaps the largest coordinated clean up effort ever in california begins. this is the reason why. this is what's left over, the removal of the debris from the deadly north bay wildfire. this is the largest ever wildfire clean up. it will take months to complete. the first phase is household materials, burnt out cars and appliances. multiple agencies will be involved. they will hold a news conference for what residents can expect over the months to come. details. we are learning about the concert fund-raiser to help the victims of the north bay fires.

they can working with the giants and an entertainment company to put a show on at at&t park. the paper says the goal is to raise $30 million and $50 million for the recovery efforts. no details on who might perform. organizers are aiming to make it happen this month. looking up a steep slope when it comes to what keeps them running. the return of business during a pivotal time of year. this is typically wine country's busiest time of the year. the wildfires kept many away and prompted tourists. groups are coming together to get the industry up and running again. >> we are really all working together right now to find the messaging the way we can encourage people to come back to sonoma. >> people are coming back, i'm grateful for that. we need a lot more. >> many stores in sonoma are offering sales in a percentage of proceeds to fire victims.

remaining wildfire evacuations are expected to be lifted later this morning. that's where the bear wildfire has been burning in rugged terrain last week. it destroyed nearly 400 acres. it is now 80% contained. around the bay, we are showing this crash still on the sensors as far as chp goes. as far as speed, it's not a problem at the dumbarton toll plaza. we'll track that. zoom over to the tri-valley. pleasanton, no problems after the construction and the earlier crash. remember, 84 out of pleasanton, sunol, there is a crash. over in castro valley, typical build coming into the tri-valley and getting toward the bay bridge, of course you have a build up at the toll plaza. a quick check of fremont drive. 880 past the truck scales, no delays. fremont this week, kari, as you

talked, the weather was great, but a little warm. >> you had to wear your head band. >> and tube socks. we had some warm weather over the weekend. you were probably looking forward to going to the pumpkin patches and corn maze zs over the past weekend. looking forward to this weengd, a last weekend of the mazes. it's going to be in the upper 70s, inland. the bay, 73 and the coast, 69 degrees. for sunday, it is also going to be beautiful. after a hot week, you will look forward to some cooler temperatures for not only the coast, but the inland areas as well. we talked about this a second ago. time to head back to napa valley. enjoy your time there, there's a lot going on, trying to help with the local business zs there. it's going to be in the upper 80s friday. saturday, 83 degrees and it

cools down on sunday, 77. it's a beach weekend, heading to santa cruz, 73 degrees on friday. then, by the end of the weekend, it is going to be quite cool, you will be wearing long sleeves all day long. tell me what you are doing this weekend. i know it's only monday, but we are starting to make plans. let me know and you may see it featured here at 5:38 or 6:38. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend in three minutes. >> looking forward to it. new at 5:45. a wrestling coach fights back. the claim he is making against san francisco state university. a new concern for goldfish prompting new rules. a tax revolt. somebody powerful is speaking out against the republicans. who is that person? when "today in the bay" continues.

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5:40. as you get ready to wake up and head out the door. fremont, already busy starting out this workweek and getting ready for hotter temperatures. low 60s by 9:00, then mid-80s today. we'll talk about what is ahod in five minutes. the travel time for the north bay, starting to build at highway 37 out of vallejo. i have a crash at the dublin interchange. >> thanks so much, kari and

mike. it's 5:40 right now. new this morning, san francisco state university reportedly denying allegations of age discrimination in the firing of the school's wrestling coach. over the summer, the school told the former coach, lars jenson his contract would not be renewed. they report a 27-year-old coach filled that position. he filed a claim saying the school let him go because he did not bring in enough minority athletes. they said several things factored in and discrimination is not a role. seven citations and four cars impounded. >> it happened when chp said side shows caused major traffic back ups. the cameras caught the side shows in action. one took place on highway 101 in san jose. another took place on highway 87. chp says there were more than 100 cars involved and it

triggered big closures. they remind everyone that this kind of activity will get you in big trouble. >> get in trouble and you can go to jail. we know what's going on. we are in the area. we are going to stop these events as best we can. >> in one case, chp says the rear window of a patrol car was smashed as it drove through the area. the officer was not injured. a south bay woman is talking about her upcoming trial against a medical robotics company. she had a botched his recollect my and is suing sunnyvale r robots. the mercury news spoke with a south bay patient who does not plan to go ahead with the lawsuit that is supposed to start in may. the devices are operated by vow

stick, pedal. it is an important option that is safe and effective. in many cases, leads to faster recovery. the machines have been used in some 4 million operations. police say two armed robbers shot at a clerk at the atlas liquor store in san pablo. the injuries are not considered life threatening. they dpot away with an undetermined amount of cash. a woman is recovering after police shot at her. she drove her car straight at the officers. it happened after midnight early sunday morning on airway boulevard north of the airport. the police say they ran the plates of a suspicious car and it came back stolen. officers ordered that woman to get out of the car. then they say she hit the gas instead, speeding toward those officers, hitting two patrol cars. officers opened fire. she is in the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

a sudden oak death disease is spreading deeper into the east bay and peninsula. they looked at results from cal researchers 2017 sudden oak death blitz. 16% of the trees in eastern contra county are infected with sudden oak. on the eastern side of the peninsula, 36% of the trees were infected. those percentages skyrocketed in the past few years. 5:44. recent cancellations from the north bay wildfires are putting san francisco's biggest annual high school football game in jeopardy. they report the status of the annual turkey day football game is uncertain. school leaders have to figure out what to do. if they decide to make up those games, the league has to wave the make-up policy to fit in the playoff schedule. new this morning, the president says he is against the key part of the republican tax plan. >> scott mcgrew, the plan would

have cuts on money you could save for retirement. >> it would reduce the permissible amount of tax-free dollars you can set asaid from 18,000 dlarls to $2400 a year. the president, this morning, says he doesn't like that idea at all. he tweeted, there will be no change to your 401(k). this has always been a great and popular middle class tax break. it works and it stays. this is actually the second time the president has had an issue with his party's own tax plan. earlier this month, bloomberg says the president lashed out at advisers after they explained to him the republican tax plan would take away the ability for people to deduct what they pay in state taxes from federal taxes. that's the salt deduction, state and local taxes. if you never see the money you

pay, why should that be income the feds tax? up until now, you didn't pay those taxes. that would change under the republican plan. the tax breaks are not free. the people trying to cut taxes, including corporate taxes have to find another play to pay for them. a way was reducing the cap on 401(k) and adding this tax in. the widow of one of the u.s. soldiers killed in niger says what she said about president trump's phone call to her are true. over the weekend, several fake videos of her facebook account and versions claimed otherwise. they are fake and have been photo shopped. sergeant johnson was laid to rest on saturday in florida. we take a look at everything from the controversies to the tax plans each morning in our checks and balances segment. what do you think of it? e-mail me or contact me on twitter. 5:46.

happening today, google wants to make it easier to pay with android devices, launching a new pay with google feature. your purchase is authenticated with a security code. no need to enter multiple lines of payment information. google pay will extend the use of several websites, door dash, airbnb and stub hub. target is gearing up for the holidays. the retailer will throw out free shipping next month and says most holiday items are priced under $15. they will offer promotional deals november and december. they are launching a service to let online customers send an electronic gift box to friends and families and make changes before the item is shipped out. >> it's hilarious. you don't like my present, you can change it. get what you want. 5:47 right now.

you are not going to get fish in berkeley. parents in berkeley don't have to worry about keeping fish alive after they bring them home from a carnival. they have banned goldfish as a carnival prize. the former intern for a councilwoman is behind the plan. she tells us she was inspired by a peta investigation. she says the goal is to protect fish from atrocious and barbaric treatment. i have to say, of the eight fish that we have won recently at carnivals, they have lasted about 8-10 years. >> oh! >> yeah, i thought that was good odds, not barbaric at all. >> 8-10 days. if they make it past that, 8-10 years. >> i try. i try. my kids love those. >> this is going to be a good day to get out there. we were talking about going to the corn mazes and the pumpkin

farms. it is going to feel more like summer. you are out of that mind set of thinking about fall and cooler temperatures especially when talking record high temperatures today. so, as we start out this morning, looking at the golden gate bridge, let's get a look at the forecast for today and what the record is for this date and where we are headed. in livermore, we may be one degree below a record high temperature and this is a long standing record set back in 1942. san jose may also be a couple degrees below a record. some of the spots we have to watch closely will be san francisco as well as oakland over the next couple days. but, today, looks like those records will hold. tomorrow, all bets are off. the high temperatures today, for the south bay reaching into the upper 80s to lower 90s, 89 degrees in danville and oakland, 85. san mateo, a high of 83 degrees

and 79 on the ek bark dare row. the north bay, upper 80s there as well. navato, 87 degrees and sa ta rosa, 91 this afternoon. a quick ramp up in the temperatures after a cool start to the morning. you will need a jacket to start. then you may need short sleeves under that. you will be taking that jacket off and you want to stay cool. a day for shorts and sunglasses with all that sunshine, we are back to the summer-like weather for a few days. if you are heading out jogging, going out early in san jose is going to be cool to start. beautiful sunrise, then as we go through the day, temperatures warming up quickly. lunchtime, very nice. 76 degrees. but, later this afternoon, our highs reaching into the upper 80s. san francisco, that school day forecast gets us started with jacket weather in the upper 50s and then, as it has kids head out for recess, mid-60s. 72 degrees as you are walking home with a high today of 80 degrees.

85 degrees tomorrow. that's going to be the warmest day of the week. then it cools down, at least for the coast and in san francisco. that cooldown for the inland areas is going to be much more gradual, but then by the weekend, really nice as we talk the pumpkin mazes and the pumpkin farms and mazes. let's head to mike, a crash in dublin. >> we have one. it's causing quite a bit of slowing. we may have two. the sensors look great and what you would expect here. extra slowing into the dublin interchange. west 580, a crash in the two middle lanes the best i can tell. chp is headed out there. look how quickly this back-up forms. the camera, where the arrow is on the map. we see on the shoulder, a second crash. it's slow here over. that is a slow section at dublin interchange and will add five to ten minutes of time to the

livermore area. let's get back to the maps. talking options for you. bart is showing no delays. at the dublin/pleasanton station, that is an option out of the tri-valley. take it today. meanwhile, the flow of traffic to the bay bridge, where the metering lights are on. a little build for the upper shore east freeway. nothing dramatic. back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up, flu season is in full swing. the place where you might have to fight off the most germs. >> happening now, a developing story out of japan. at least two are dead after a powerful typhoon hit the pacific coast. residents are dealing with flooding and landslides. breaking records in yosemite. they set a speed record in el capitan. they climbed the nearly 90 degree four minutes faster than the previous record set five

years ago. we'll be back soon with more news. stick around. taking a live look outside from

san francisco. welcome back. the time now, 5:55. take a live look out on san francisco where it's going to be a warm one out there as we get ready for sandals and shorts on

this fall day. told to be cautious of scams and fraudulent calls. people are told to be aware of fake offers from state and federal aid and to be especially careful when giving out sensitive information. you are urged to be aware of phony housing inspectors. anyone with knowledge of fraud or abuse is told to call the fema disaster fraud hot line, 866-720-5721. meantime, it's fire safety month. according to liberty mutual insurance, 31% of people don't test their smoke detectors twice a year. make sure that you know how old the smoke detectors are in your home. you could find out checking the date and manufacturer on the back of the alarks. they should be tested twice a year and replaced within ten years of the manufacturing date.

a new study is detailing how accurate police body cameras are. 2,000 washington, d.c. police officers were tracked over 18 months, half with body cameras, half without. researchers found those with body cameras used force about the same rate as those without. civilian complaints were no different, a contrast to a previous, smaller study showing body cameras did change police behavior. >> people, they really want to know that your police department is being transparent. it's nice to have a, you know, accurate record of interactions with the community. >> researchers found african-americans are more than three times as likely as whites to be treated forcefully by police. happening today, a vietnam veteran will be awarded the medal of honor. president trump will award it to retired captain gary rose from

the vietnam war. he risked his life several times serving as a medic. he exposed himself to enemy fire to reach and treat the wounded, even after he, himself, was injured. two peninsula cities review rules regulating marijuana. according to the daily journal, the city council are expected to introduce ordinance for retail stores. they are expected to propose a ban on retail marijuana, but considering allowing commercial marijuana within the industrial zone. meantime, redwood city will review banning the use except for deliveries. both cities are trying to narrow down the rules by the start of next year. this is when the laws will take effect. 5:58. new this morning, a germ filled place this winter. pediatricians are urged to make the waiting room safer.

the american academy of pediatrics is advising mandatory flu shots for all staff. signs of coughing and sneezing etiquette. jpmorgan chase is launching a smart app to attract new customers. the app is called spend by chase and lets people use a phone to open the account and make deposits. jpmorgan is starting with the initial test for the app for iphone users with zip codes in st. louis where chase has no branches. it will roll out the app next year. tyler perry's "boo a medina

halloween." >> the character is facing her demons, quite literally. earned $22 million in the debut this weekend. >> second place goes to another debut, geo storm. disastrous numbers for the disaster flick starring gerard butler. the horror movie, happy death day lands in third place with $10 million. college student relives the day of her murder over and over again, dying a different way every time until she discovered her killer's identity. it's like a bad groundhog day. >> it was funny. >> you saw it? >> yeah, i did. >> oh. at 6:00, breaking overnight, terrifying moments on a freeway. an uber driver shot next to san francisco international airport. the search under way this morning for the gunman. returning to a new normal. more people headed home after wildfires