ad lib live picture-- dublin it is tuesday morning and halloween. good morning to you on this tuesday. 4:30 for you right now as we take a live look at dublin as crews are on the road already. >> there's a lot of people out there. >> it's early and they are ready go. >> thank you for watching, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. a pleasant morning. >> nice and cool. we have cloudy skies, not as much drizzle as we had in the south bay yesterday morning. we are going to see, at times, fogs and temperatures in the mid-50s. temperatures on par with yesterday, maybe a degree or two warmer in spots but overall looking nice for halloween. we'll talk about what's ahead

and break it down by microclimate. mike, the nimitz is back in business? >> folks are supposed to say, what? it was closed. here, 880 at the coliseum, we look at the map and talking about this is farther north between 23rd and 29th. you had to get off and on the freeway. they were working on that overpass. there was that closure there. it cleared without delay. there's the bay bridge approach out of the maze. this accident just reported northbound 101. i believe it's on the northbound side. chp should get that. i'll bring it back to you by the time i'm back here. back to you. >> we have breaking news overnight from san francisco. violence outside a safeway. an employee is stabbed. pete suratos is live in richland district with what happened. pete, explain what led up to all of this.

>> reporter: good morning to you guys. we are at 7th avenue in the richmond district in front of safeway. the scene is all clear right now. it was much different hours ago, just after midnight. we have that video we got when the crew was on the ground. we are just getting this information. we know that the stabbing took place during business hours at 12:30 a.m. it began with the suspect shoplifting. the victim and the suspect became involved in a physical confrontation, the victim being an employee at the safeway. the suspect's dog bit the victim and the suspect stabbed the victim on his torso. other employees came to the victim's aid. the suspect stabbed them before leaving or trying to leave the scene. he was retained. the victim transported to the hospital and admitted with life threatening conditions.

the suspect is going to be booked. hoping to get a booking photo later on. this happened during business hours. this store closes at 2:00 a.m. i looked at a number of safeways here. they are 24 hours or close late. this is going to reopen at 6:00 a.m. we are getting details from sfpd. live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> hoping for a full recovery with that employee. thanks so much. 4:33. washington d.c. reeling from the indictment of trump campaign staffers. breaking news yesterday morning, former campaign manager, paul manafort and his long-time business associate rick gates were indicted on 12 charges including conspiracy against the u.s. and money laundering. a third member from the campaign, george papadopoulos pled guilty to lying to the fbi

about his contacts with russians. u.s. professor of politics says papadopoulos is likely offering crucial information. >> tell everything they know about the campaign's ongoing connection with the russian government. >> scott mcgrew following the latest. he is monitoring how the white house and president trump are reacting to the news. we are going check in with scott in the next hour. in the bay area, president trump will dominate the conversation during the san francisco board of supervisors meeting this afternoon. the board is voting on a resolution urging congress to impeach president trump. oakland, berkeley, alameda and los angeles passed a similar measure. details on several sights at great america. the santa clara police are looking for 15-20 people. this is cell phone video of an attack at the park.

a group of five juvenile girls who they believe used a taser to attack people. police are investigating several cell phone thefts. happening this morning, we are expecting an update on how the clean up is going in sonoma county. the board of supervisors is holding a meeting on what the next steps will be. the meeting starts at 8:30. 43 confirmed deaths in the fires. sliver of misery for houston's painful summer may be washed away by one more win in baseball. >> we'll see what happens. the houston astros can win if they win game six against the l.a. dodgers. the ast rows are up, 3-2 after gave five. many sports fans called it a classic, 12-11, walk-off win

that brought joy to houston fans recovering from hurricane harvey. >> i'm sure it will be a good game. coming up, representatives from facebook head to washington today as we learn how americas are exposed to fake news stories from russia linked ads. people up and about getting things going on this tuesday morning. are you out the door as well? a look at san rafael. we look forward to the forecast coming up. stick around.

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bay area. what's ahead this halloween coming up next. a nice look over here at dublin. 580 moves smoothly. a crash reported farther east. what it's like through the alt month as well as the crash in san jose. plus, a chance to sign up for coverage california is coming up soon. whether you will be paying more or less for the insurance.

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with the fresh roasted peanut taste he loves. did we mention that today is halloween? good morning, it is 4:43. we listened to you. it's halloween morning. you know, some people at nbc take it very seriously. we are talking about the gang -- >> every year, they go all out. this year is no different. a teaser from this morning's show. >> abracadabra, monsters at play. a show called "today." what will they be this year? >> all right. i don't know that really gives us clues.

that was from the past. we just saw kathie lee. we'll find out after 7:00, after "today in the bay" what the hosts will be. from matt lauer and al roker when they did jennifer lopez. it's fun they get to dress up. it's funny because a lot of people ask us, do yo dress up and we don't. >> we do. we dress up every day. >> my mummy dress. >> one of our producers was going to be me. i was excited. >> that would have been funny. >> so, everyone is eyeing this

forecast. what is it going to feel like as we head out with the kids later this afternoon? maybe you are going to a halloween party and be dressed up. here is a live look outside in fremont. it's all clear compared to yesterday when it was misting and drizzling at times. we are going to have mostly cloudy skies, looking at the temperatures at 50 degrees and rising to the mid-60s today. as you check out the seven day forecast, we are going to start out in san francisco. then you will see we have rain moving in by late friday. so, as we look at today's high temperatures, still enjoying that dry weather and breezy wind, the high temperature in cupertino up to 69 degrees. 66 degrees today in morgan hill. for the east bay, in the upper 60s today and this is basically where we were yesterday, 67 in livermore. 66 in hayward and 63 in san mateo. once the winds pick up, it's

going to cool down fast. mission district up to 62 and some upper 60s in the north bay. getting dressed this morning, maybe you are not able to wear a costume, just getting ready for work. a good day for a hat to give you a little bit of protection from all the humidity in the air and once you get out the door, you need a jacket. as we go through the day, it's going to be a good day for long sleeves and pants because we are back to fall and it finally feels like it. for the rest of the forecast, checking out the school day forecast for livermore, some of the kids have the halloween parades and you are going to hang out longer and watch that. it's going to be upper 40s. so, you will need a jacket once again, something nice and warm. as the kids head out of school, in the mid-60s. we have been talking about this for several days now. the incoming rain, just in time for the weekend. it's probably not when you want to see the rain. hey, this is when it is coming

in. we'll take it. starts late friday evening, moving in from the north. this is a fairly cold system. a subtropical moisture, but as of now, we could get good rainfall amounts and snow for the sierra. another round of rain behind that could bring additional snow to the area. light showers on monday. the temperatures are cool the next several days in san francisco. breaking out the warmer jackets and sweaters by the weekend. we'll be falling back sunday morning. keep that in mind. for the inland areas, upper 60s and cooling off to the upper 50s. we are going straight to winter. mike, you are updating two crashes on the grid? >> i am. i don't want to make anybody too worried. the speed sensors look great. early. lighter traffic. we'll talk about the pattern in a second. i want to point out two crashes, san jose and the alt month.

san jose, this is not affecting 101 itself, it's getting there. the access from the road may be affected by a crash there. the metering light is not on now. they may have damage and repair that and block the lane if they do that before the morning commute. my guess is they won't repair that. the traffic is slow getting to the freeway. over here at west 580 at grant line road, this crash is moved to the center divide. it caught that break in traffic. there's been a jam and now the delay. things moving smoothly toward grant line road. the build is happening as well. once you get there off 205, a crash in the center divide. everything is toward the dublin interchange. an easy drive for the bay bridge. no delays for the east shore or the maze into the area. a quick look at the golden gate bridge, this halloween orange or

international orange, a smooth drive, getting ready to move. halloween is typically folks leaving early because they want to get home before dark if they have kids to get everybody out of the house. the afternoon and evening commutes might be more than you are used to. back to you. >> thanks, mike. facebook says 126 million americans may have seen russian linked political posts during the 2016 election. that's roughly half of all voters and more than facebook previously disclosed. google says russian linked advertisers spent $4700 during the 2016 election. executives are headed to capitol hill to discuss russia's role in the election. the kate steinle murder case continues. they are fighting over the bullet that struck steinle. prosecutors claim he intended to

shoot her by pointing the gun and firing. the defense argues the bullet hit the ground first, which could change the direction of the bullet toward steinle. they say the suspect was too far from the victim. >> i will say this, when i see the photographs posted, it seems very far away. in some of the photos, you can see the divot, the chair. you don't see the memorial that is set up. >> both sides are back in court this morning and so will sam brock be. follow nbc bay area on twitter. we'll have the latest on this case. happening today, san jose city counsel votes on a law requiring gun owners lock up weapons when they leave their home. it calls on owners to lock guns in a safe or lock box.

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ones will be out trick or in big night out. you have to watch out on the

neighborhood streets. little ones out trick or treating, some big ones, too. parents want to make sure they are safe. one east bay community, walking around can be treacherous. >> vicky nguyen looked into the concerns with an early report you can see tonight. >> reporter: halloween isn't the only scary night for pedestrians in castro valley. they say they are fed up with unsafe streets that put cars and kids on a collision course. residents reached out about something many of us take for granted. sidewalks. castro valley is the largest unincorporated community with 61,000 people. they have waited years for sidewalks to be built, but the county could make temporary fixes to make it safer for kids, disabled and elderly. >> there's not a lot of accessible sidewalks for wheelchair bound people or people with physical

disabilities. >> reporter: are you worried there will be a serious accident or someone seriously hurt or killed? >> yeah, it's something that, that's why we are actively pursuing sidewalk construction. >> we'll explain the short term solutions then and why the county is considering those options. we investigate tonight at 11:00. hope to see you then. >> if you have a story give us a call, 888-996-tips or send an e-mail to the unit. tiny creatures at the popular children's park in the east bay. >> moose are on the move in the park and crossing south par drive. those roads that are closing for five months starting today. you can see where the road is on the map, the red line there you can see. the moose are -- salamanders six

inches long. they are migrating to the creek and breeding during the winter months. cyclists and dogs are allowed on south park drive, but everyone else stay away from the newts. >> the eye of newt. isn't that what they put in their brew? exactly. all right. halloween is upon us. it's going to be a nice night for those trick or treaters. >> i guess that's better than the mt. diablo tarantulas, right? it's going to be chilly out there. sunset and the temperatures drop quickly as we look at this evening's forecast, the trick or treat forecast for san jose. a nice one for wearing a warm costume. we'll talk about other microclimates coming up next. a quick look, oh, what happened? there we go, the traffic at 101 and palo alto. wow, so light, we can hardly find it. more traffic in the east bay. i'll check that coming up.

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a live look outside at san francisco.. ad lib tuesday morning. taking a live look outside san francisco this morning. what a beautiful start to our day this morning. temperatures are mild, quite pleasant. it meets mike's approval.

5:00 right now. good morning. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. a lot of families are wondering what it's going to look like tonight. we are going door-to-door, knocking, knocking, knocking. >> my son is so excited practicing his trick or treat. >> that's good. a lot of kids stand there. >> you have to teach them the proper way to ask. it's going to be cool this evening and we have been asking for fall-like weather in time for halloween and you have it as we look at the high temperatures. 59 degrees at half-moon bay and 67 degrees in livermore. that's the span of the temperatures today. check out the trick or treat forecast for redwood city. this evening, mid-60s as you head out the door and quickly dropping back to the 50s with clear skies. we'll take a look at other spots where you may be headed. we'll talk about rain coming up in a few minutes. mike has a new report f