bridge. good morning and thank you welcome to thursday morning. let's take a look at the san mateo bridge. people are up and out the door. 4:30. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's look at what we with expect as we head out. the rain is starting to clear sought. >> the rain is starting to clear out. i want to show you what's going on as we take a look at stormranger this morning. everything is all nice and clear, i want to take you back from the past few hours where in parts of the bay area, either you got a good soaking or nothing at all. now we're starting to see things quiet down. as we look aturet tst,

we'll have a cold front moving thh. this will give us one last shot of rain. it's going to be cooler, too, as you can look at those temperatures at the bottom of the screen. i'll talk about this, what's ahead for the weekend and you have a travel advisory from there chp. 17, they're just warning you between the summit and santa cruz side, we're looking at possibility for slickerthe. no problems for 17. there behw 101, no problems or delays reported there. 101 from the north bay. the golden gate bridge moves nicely. a smooth flow of traffic out of san rafael and novato.

a live look at capitol hill. the senate will be getting a look at the fbi report on brett kavanaugh. within the next half hour, senators will likely start to examine that report. >> nbc news correspondent peter alexander is reporting from a source that the fbi contacted ten people, interviewed nine of them. it's not clear why the tenth person was not interview. the white house concluded the interviews two not corroborate sexual misconduct allegationsva. they are to deliver their report at 8:00 easterntime. likely be available for all senate members. as for whether it will be made public, that's not decided yet. mitch mcconnell plans to call for a procedural report on

kavanaugh's confirmation tomorrow. people in morgan hill gathered for a rally in support of dr. ford. they say they're proud of ford. some politicians don't believe her. >> go home your backward views have got to go home. >> reporter: honks of support for people standing up for dr. christine blasey ford in morgan hill. her supporters are rallying in the bay area and across the country. >> it feels good not to feel alone. just have some place to feel angry together. >> reporter: they arerett kavanaugh and he may be a supreme court justice. >> i don't find it acceptable from our judiciary committee. >> reporter: u.s. senatored found out they will re the newly compiled fbi report on

kavanaugh thursday. the fbi spoke to mark judge, to the two witnesses at the party as well as deborah ramirez. one current and two other official fbi sources say two more sources have come forward. tonight the white house says senators must focus on the facts. >> the testimony by dr. ford was compelling but you can't make this decision based on emotion. >> reporter: in morgan hill some supporters shouted support for kavanaugh. >> i hope they actually read the fbi report. and action with it. coming up in about 30 minutes, we'll have team coverage on judge kavanaugh's nomination with a live report from washington, d.c. it's prime time of land.e n

to retest hunter's shipyard for radiation. the nae found its clean-up contractor manipulated radiation data. now they will resample, retest all the areas tetra tech touched, including parcel requests g," including six old buildings, sewer and storm drain trenches. crews will take 7,000 samples and test them for radiation. dozens of community members criticized the navy. that has been changed. >> it's been changed to listen to regulatory comments and community comments. we want to make sure the community is aware of what we're doing. we're trying to sparent, 100% transparent. that's what tonight is about. >> the navy hopes to begin

fieldwork this winter and finish testing by next summer. tetra tech says it stands by its radiation clean-up work at the shipyard. just into the news room, the aclu is filing a lawsuit against san francisco police department claiming it's infected with a culture of racism. the suit suggest undercover officering targeted african-americans in the tenderloin area. it cites a text the department. texts. nine officers were because of the scandal. san francisco ni accusing o crossing the line. that manager is apparently still on the job. "the examiner" spoke with muni inspectors who saw the manager

groped one worker. workers spoke anonymously fearing retaliation. spraying to stop the spread of west nile virus in santa clara valley. starting tonight at 11:00 crews will treat the areas around highland avenue santa theresa boulevard. it will take about three hours. if you live in that area, close your windows and stay indoors until the treatment is over. there's something else you c that's where mosquitos like to breed. well, marcus, we're dressed in black today. wein them all. >> that's probably what many bay area sports fans are faking up and saying. not only did the a's lose the wild karld game, the sharks so far not quite living up to the hype. at least not just yet. the sharks opened their season last night at the s.a.p. center against anaheim. it's just one game. you just have to remember that.

they kind of disappeared in the third period. for a time the sharks led 2-1 but they gave up three goals in the last 20 minutes to lose 5-2. their star there, new star, eric carls karlsson. >> it's nice, even though we can't look at it as a failure.w that's what we'll do. we'll come back tomorrow and work on the things we need to. >> the sharks don't have much time to be down. they actually head to southern california for a game against the l.a. kings tomorrow night. >> good on ragz its minim raising its minimum wage to $15 an hour but it's coming at a cost. the new store that features all of amazon's new items.

good morning. i'm frank holland at cnbc's headquarters. wall straut is set to open up in the red. the dow hit a new high but fell. on today's watch list we get data on new filings for unemployment and factory orders. the dow rising 54 points. amazon announced this week its raising its minimum wage to $15 an hour but that's coming at the expense of monthly bonuses and stock options so the company can help pay for those raises. amazon confirmed it's png optio.

one amazon share is worth about $1,051. some workers say their bonus pay can reach as much as 16% dushg the peak holiday season. barnes and noble is reviewing its future after several parties, including its founder, expressed interest in buying the company. barnes & noble has struggled with increasing competition from amazon and cutting staff. >> i hate to see barnes & noble go because a lot of memories. >> barnes & noble did the same thing to the little mom and pop ones. >> full circle. speaking of amazon, first new york city, now berkeley. according to the berkeley sign, signage went up this week for an amazon four-star store. it used to be a crate and barrel

outlet. the concept store has thousands of items which receive four or five stars in customer reviews and the items and throughout the day actually based on the website. supply and demand thgoes. "today in the bay," a look at the change in forecast for you. we're looking rain moving out here. >> yes. we are going to see ck out san jose in our temperature trend. it's going to tb pabe partly cl starting out in the low 70s. we'll get a look at the microclimates up next. we're getting a look at the peninsula. 101 moves along smoothly. i am following a crash. i have an update for the santa cruz mountain incident. jose.

it )s a good day to head to san good thursday morning friday eve. taking a live look at san jose as we get started with this day moving through the work week. 4:47 right now. hey, today could be a good day to head to san francisco and watch the blue angels. they're practicing for the big air show which starts tomorrow as part of fleet week. our sky ranger over the bay area checking out ships already there. the parade of ships tomorrow from 11:00 a.m. followed by the air show, of course. fleet week runs through next monday. always kind of a grand tradition here in the bay area. >> great show. the clouds will

clear. >> it's going to look a lot nye nicer for the weekend. it will be windyof changes in o patterns. here's a live look outside in san francisco right now and it's partly cloudy as you get ready to head out the door. temperatures in the low 60s. 61 degrees in san francisco as well as santa rosa and in fairfield. as you're heading out the door on the way to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station, it's cloudy, feeling very sticky. some had some rain so that lingering moisture is still in the air. as we go through the day, our temperatures will be much cooler. we'll have a chance of spotty showers for the north bay. we have showers in parts of sonoma and nap ma county.ow 70s

northwest and will be breezy and the humidity dropping by this afternoon. we're upand72 degrees in liverm. in sanhe up to 71 in redwood city. as you're getting dressed this morning, you do need a jacket because it is on the cool side. we're talking about fleet week and all the festivities. it's going to be in the low 60s tomorrow but we should get some sunshine and gusty winds throughout the weekend. as we look at the inland forecast, still once again that slight chance of rain, especially farther to the north and our highs reaching the low 70s. the rest of the forecast we'll be heating up back in the 80s and gusty winds. especially since we've had a little rain, that will reduce our fire danger. mike, you were checking out a crash on highway 17?

>> yeah, i saw speed sensors adjusting around the bay. highway 17 we t may be slick conditio conditions. over here into san francisco, right now traffic flows nicely across the bay bridge. if you're heading over throughout the week, listen up, even if you're not going today, all the activities for fleet week along the embarcadero, but to get there a lot of guided can't go there because it's fr. described as close, arod

into a more congested area. plan on visiting other parts of the city and heading up the embarcadero. an easier flow, that only affects folks from the ebola as. we have cash lanes stacking up just in time. happening now, concerns in southern california easing somewhat about heavy rains overwhelming the same neighborhoods hit by wildfires. people living there breathing a little easier. the area where the holly fire burned near lake preparing for the worst. materialized but people are >> it's unnerving. back after h. i feel like we're being taken care of as completely out of the way. more storms are possible through tonight. >> it's been almost one year

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car rental app turned into sexual harassment. she called consumer inv this viewer asked us not to use her real name so we'll call her mary. back in july mary booked a rental car using an app called turo, which lets people rent cars from individuals, instead of companies. she picked up the car, used it for a weekend and returned it. mary says the car owner sent her several text messages afterwards that made her uncomfortable.

some of the texts included sexual remarks. mary said she complained to turo but got no response. that's when she reached out to us. we shared the text messages with turo's headquarters in san francisco. within hours mary said turo representative called and offered a $116 refund and an apology. we are saddened that this experience did not meet our expectations and we will remove this person. we will review our trust and safety protections and do everything to prevent this from happening again. if you have a problem, let us know. 1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. coming up next on "today in the bay," a look at the forecast. it's changing again. >> yes, we have a lot of changes still on the way.

in fremont today, it's going to stay cool. a lot of clouds early but we'll get sunshine today and cooler temperatures. more on that in the microclimate forecast up next. and over here we're looking at san rafael. 101 moves smoothly. no puddles today. this shot we're looking at a smooth drive but slowing for santa cruz near the summit. a li-

everyville cam good morning and thank you for joining us.

good morning. a live look from our emeryville camera. you see a few people on the road starting their day. mike will have a look at your commute in jus a moment. first, a look at the weather. first, i want to say, thank you for starting your day with us. i'm marcus washington. >> thank you. i'm laura garcia. let's check in with kari hall. >> stormranger showing that even though the roads may still be a little damp from overnight showers, things have since quieted down, cleared out and we'll see this for a little while longer. as you head out the door, martinez, it's going to feel very humid. our temperatures start out in the 60s. we're only heading int