good monday morning to you. starting out the work week, take a live look downtown san jose, a nice way to wake up this morning. 4:30 for you right now. thank you for starting your morning here with us on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off this morning. nice to see you this monday morning. it was kind of mild out there, kari? >> not too bad. we've got the clouds rolling by. we start out with some cloudy skies. another look r look at downtown san jose, checking out our temperatures that will be in the 50s as you get ready to head out the door. we'll drop down to about 53 degrees around sunrise and start to warm things up as the skies clear. we're heading up to 73 today. it's going to be perfect out there, and in antioch reaching 76. 73 today in santa rosa.

so we'll get a look at all of our microclimates in the week ahead come up. mike, a couple of issues in the east bay. >> a couple of issues because most of the bay wexp sensors. we have a crash reported just off the nimitz freeway on westbound 92. that's heading toward the san mateo bridge. i'll give chp a couple more minutes to give us a little more detail. i don't see a lot of slowing there. i do see a lot of slowing here southbound 880 approaching 23rd. in the backup, because of lane restrictions, there was only one lane open through the construction zone, underneath that crossing they do the overnight roadwork. there was a crash over there as well. it looks like the slowing is starting to improve. i'm going to say i think the crash cleared. i'll double check that on folks leaving the area headed away from the bay bridge. cocoa county and the maze looks great. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 4:31 right now. new this morning, a suspicious fire is under investigation in san jose. this is a house fire, this is

video just in to our newsroom of the damage done. you can see firefighters on the roof of the homeworking in the smoky conditions. the fire happened near carolina avenue atilto park drive around 1:00 this morning. at least three other homes had to be evacuated. luckily no one was hurt but one woman will need to find a new place to live. the san jose fire department is calling the fire suspicious. nbc bay area is headed to the scene. we'll have a live report for you at 8:00. oakland mayor libby schaaf is ending a police policy requiring new attention. >> regarding job applicants to reveal confidential information including whether they had been victims ex assault. >> reporter: questions swirling as to why oakland pd has been requiring job applicants to disclose confidential information, including whether they're victims of sexual assault. >> it certainly seems to discriminate on its face against

women. >> reporter: san jose employment attorney laurie costanzo says the waiver could leave the city open for lawsuitsng to impocket men as chd as women applicants because women are the rijority of those suffe >> reporter: it's unclear how long the waiver has been in place. opd has not responded to our request for comment but police officials tell "the chronicle" the department wants to review any police reports any applicant might appear in. however the form reportedly does not ask applicants if they were the victim of other crimes. meanwhile, mayor libby schaaf was taking action. schaaf issued a statement saying "today i ordered the immediate removal of a waiver where opd applicants authorize the release of confidential records, including those that would disclose whether they are victims of sexual assault" and schaaf requested more information on how the department has been using the information in the past.

she also said "sexual assault survivors have persevered throughumhespect, honor and welcome in oakland." >> that was tom genson reporting. we asked former and current police officers and administrators about the practice. every one of them said they were shocked and they believed it's wrong. not one of them knew another law enforcement agency that required disclosing that private information. developing right now, three earthquakes rattled canada's east coast overnight. the first one happened and was reported as a 6.5. it struck just before 11:00 last night off the coast of vancouver island. then about 40 minutes later another 6.8 quake struck. the third earthquake was reported at magnitude 6.5, just before midnight near the same area as the previous two. so far, no reports of damage and no immediate tsunami warning. from in 50th anniversary of the great quake

of hayward fault there, with an aim toward education. >> the shake table. >> it's the most at-risk for a major quake because it's essentially overdue for a significant shift. the earthquake anniversary event took place at the fremont community center, a fitting place for such an event. >> we are literally on the fault right now. this is called the faulted floor exhibit, because half of this building is being ripped apart, and it's b slow stress that's causing creeping. >> people also learned the essentials of emergency planning and how to react when the shaking begins. more details now, we wanted to show you the hayward fault there, take a look here. it runs along the foot of the east bay hills more than 2.5 million people liveult. today is the last day you

can register to vote in electio. >> 15 days before election day and the cutoff for registration and you have until midnight to submit an application online. there is a link to the registrar of voters office on our twitter feed there and you can also mail in your registration, just have your application postmarked october 22nd or drop it off at the registration off there in person at your local registrar's office. >> bottom line, get it done. >> yep. got to do it. 4:36. right now coming up on "today in the bay," could you soon see a cha i change in your fico score and how it could affect your credit score. it's beginning to look a lot to retailers are excited. we'll show you why more people are expected to spend mor likel holiday season.

good morning, i'm frank holland. here are today's top business headlines. wall street looks like it will open up slightly higher this morning. markets in asia and specifically china rallied overnight. back here in the u.s. it was a mixed session on friday. the dow rose on thelosiac strea in october with the dow off more than 3%, and the nasdaq down markets are still down sharply more than 7%. this is teek500 porting their r. how your credit score is calculated. big changes are coming to fair isaac, the creator of the fico score plans to roll out a system factors in how consumers manage cash, checking savings and money market accounts.

it's designed to boost the number of approvals for credit cards, personal loans and other debt taking into account a borrow's payment history. we know it's not halloween yet but christmas sweaters could be a hot gift eye them holiday season. new data from global data retail finds shoppers plan to more on sing their personal finances are in better shape. the national retail federation is projecting holiday sales to rise nearly 5%. those are your cnbc business headlines. marcus and kris, i don't know if nd you my sizes if you need an them. >> you want a christmas sweater? >> i've got the perfect sweater for you. >> you got it, frank, a little peacock on it and everything. >> marcus, we wear the same size, come on. >> we do. i'll send you one of my old sweaters, presidents he a regifting. >> it's the thought that counts. >> is it the white elephant? he's like, never mind. thanks, frank. >> have a gate day, guys.

coming up here on "today in the bay," your new york work week. actually your work week. >> where are you today will slowly warm up. we'll talk about the mic microclimates and the new week aheadt the truck scales. the drive easy for 808 here. we'll show you the hangup for the nimitz a little farther north. transamerica shot

good morning, look at this, a nice clear shot in san francisco this morning as we wake up to this beautiful sight. i like this. freeze frame this for the rest of the day for me. it is 4:44 for you right now. check this out, a big breach in royal protocol, but everybody sailor also hugged meghan markle a little more apparently he told her be gentle with the duchess, she is the examining. i don't know if he said that. the cupel is still in australia but markle, a so cal native is cutting back on some events because of her pregnancy. i wouldn't call that cute. that is a security breach. can you imagine? i find it scary. >> high-risky on the high seas. >> he's like argh, harry! >> all right, so we're starting out this morning with some low

clouds across the bay area, and we're going to see all of that ea actlly cooler temperatures. we have such an amazing weekend, and that weather continues into today. here is a live look outside in san francisco. the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen starts out in the south bay, and right now at 57 degrees, as you get ready to head out the door, it is chilly in napa, now 43 degrees and 53 now in livermore. so as you get ready to head out the door for that morning commute in brentwood, it's going to be partly and mostly cloudy. there may be some patches of fog. we'll be in the low 50s through about 8:00 and then we're heading into the low 60s later on this morning, as the skies clear. if you're going to the warriors game, expectt be mostly clear, as we go into the evening, pregame at about 5:00. 60 degrees, and as the game begins t will be clear and breezy with some upper 50s with the patchy, low clouds rolling back in. we're looking at highs in the south bay in the low to mid-70s, even some upper 70s as you head to the south county with gilroy

today reaching 79 degrees and 72 in milpitas. for the east bay up to 78 in danville. martinez 74 degrees, and 64 in oakland. expect san mateo to reach 66 degrees, and palo alto 69 degrees. some low 60s on the embarcadero, while the rah rena district sees the fog rolling by, the gusty winds and staying in the 50s there. 75 in novato today and ukiah expect a high of 78 degrees. as you look out the window getting dressed this morning, you need some light long sleeves for the start of the day, because it is kind of chilly out there, but maybe some comfortable shoes as you spend a lot more time outside enjoying the nice weather. as we go through the week, high pressure will build and that will give us some even warmer weather, allnd will have a nice onshore flow, so at least the coastal areas will stay cool. as we go into next week we'll watch an area of low pressure approaching and that could bring in some slight rain chances farther to the north, but it looks high pressure

stays strong and keeps it warm for this time of year across the bay area. inland areas go from 76 today to the low 80s by the end of the week and we'll see that weather continuing into the weekend. san francisco mostly staying in the 60s all week long. mike, that traffic still hanging up in oakland? >> it is because of overnight roadwork. folks familiar with the area know 23rd and the foot bridge that goes over, they're still working on the long-term project. so they had lane closures, restrictions and a crash. toward the bay bridge there is an incident reported around the toll plaza. southbound is where things jam up. the crash i told you about approaching the area that has cleared. no injuries and no involvement for those cal trans workers as far as i know, but watch out. slow for the cone zone and we still have lane restrictions. i think we're down to one lane at 23rd right now. they should be picking up over the next ten minutes though. over here the arrows show you the commute directions through the tri valley and the east bay.

no slowing for either of the stretches. the crash toward the san mateo bridge toll plaza has not been a problem. no problems getting across the bay area or across the dumbo. the peninsula is line a light flow of traffic. back to the bay bridge toll plaza we see a considerable backup, this is about the peak of it, before they open those remaining two cash lanes. folks tend to get toward the bridge about this time like you see here and it will start to clear up over the next 10, 15 minutes in time for it to back up again. lovely pattern. back to you guys. >> at least we're consistent. thank you very much. 4:49 now, and four americans are dead after accident in costa rica. the four tourists were part of a group from florida enjoying a bachelor party when this happened. guide was also killed. authorities say three rafts flipped on the river on saturday, carrying the five victims downstream. 13 other passengers managed to cling to those rafts before they were rescued.

the river was reportedly swollen by recent rain. an alert had been issued for that area for possible flooding. new this morning, four people safely escape a house fire overnight, this happened near ridley drive and bennett court in fremont, just after 2:00 this morning. this video just in to our newsroom of the crews at the scene. within 15 minutes, firefighters were able to bunt out that fire. the cause is under investigation. firefighters believe i ne meet to consider extending the city's moratorium on new gun stores. councilmembers first approved that temporary ban last fall in the wake of the massacre in las vegas. the order later prevented a southern california-based gun store chain from opening in town. san cor close' moratorium is scheduled to end next month. two men crash electric scooters in downtown san diego, it happened around 6:00 in the evening. 43-year-old rider was using a bird scooter when another 48-year-old man crashed into

him. police say that the 43-year-old man slowed down butt unable to avoid him. the man fell into the roadway and broke his left ew survey of more than 3,400 facebook users, 44% of people between ages 18 and 29 have deleted the app from their phones in the past year. some of them did eventually put the app back on their phone. 26% left the platform for good, while 42% took a break of at least a few weeks. while some see this as evidence the major trend, others point out users left facebook might be spending more time on facebook owned instagram or whatsapp. here in the bay area for a series of speaking engagements, happening tonight at 8:00 james comey appears at the veterans memorial auditorium in san

rafael. his engagement is part of the npsf speaker series. through thursday, comey will also lecture in oakland, san mateo and back i s rafael. you don't have tickets? it's not too well, it is tool fo engagementst sold out. that happened fast. >> yes, it did. coming up on "today in the bay," nbc bbe in "nbc bay area responds." >> she has a bumper to bumper warranty yet the dealer charges her two grand for her work anyway. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds," next. first, happening now, the nypd is suspending the use of a certain kind of body camera. one of them exploded while in service. the police officer was wearing that body camera on saturday night, when he noticed that it started smoking, then took it off. not long after, that camera exploded. luckily no one was hurt. of the more th 15 more news for you right after the break.nbc bay area respondsa being recalled.

san jose woman who says an auto dealer tried to stiff her on repairs. "nbc bay area responds," to a san jose woman who says an auto dealer tried to stiff her on repairs. >> she says it wouldn't honor a warranty. consumer investigator chris chmura is here with her story and how our team helped. >> sally perez bought this 2014 bmw2 series in may. two months later she encountered that right there, a blank display. she says she took the coup back to the dealer for repairs and didn't expect the90-day warranty. the mechanic fixed the display but handed s bill tell her why it sally paid the two grand get her car back and then turned to us. we contacted the dealer. it did not explain what

happened, but it agreed to a full refund of $2,169.70. when you buy a car, treat your warranty like a contract, because it is. read it, understand it and keep a copy of it. then, when you need repairs, make sure you get a written estimate before the shop starts any work, especially if you think that work should be free. if there are unexpected charges, you need to ask some questions and get an explanation. if you aren't satisfied with the answers, you can call the state bureau of automotive repair. when you file a complaint there, the shop is required by law to explain itself. you can call us, to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> they hear chris chmurnd forecast. >> good out there, as we get a look at cupertino and our temperature trend for today is going to be in the low 50s. chilly start but once those skies clear, it's going to be a comfortable day. we're headed into the 70s there. we'll look at all of our microclimates coming up. and a live look at the san

mateo bridge. smooth drive right here from our camera facing the flat section. the crash getting there looks like it's not causing much problems. in fact, it's on the shoulder by his p hesperian. we'll check the nimitz coming up. plus a house goes up in the south bay. we're live with the damage left mind. a live look outside at sfo

a tell you it's monday morning. maybe it feels like a monday to

you, but outside, it's looking quite nice. this is sfo. we can see it, because it's clear, and that location that's my little asterisk. thanks for joining us. i'm smplg snch kris sanchez in garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. kari hall, you say it's going to be nice day. >> yes, although we start out with some clouds, all of that clearing and it will keep our temperatures cool. fremont our temperatures dipping a few more degrees as the sun rises, a few clouds but the sun breaking out and will warm up. if you're on your way to the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station, grab a jacket. we're dipping down to 50 degrees at 7:00 and we'll be in the low 60s by 11:00. we'll get a look at all of our microclimates coming up. mike taking us back to oakland. >> start off with the green sensors all around. the approach toward the bay bridge, the backup a little bit over at the toll plaza. of course we know it's going to build and all the lane toward the nimitz and 808 snd.

we see the speed sensors improving southbound from 980 you'll find slowing and improvement. there's much of the closure for our traffic system but the sensor also take a couple seconds to wake up. i believe they have opened the lanes through the construction zone south 880 past 23rd. just use caution there. getting toward the bay bridge again the maze is moving smoothly. we'll watch for the backup there and no problems for fog. visibility is great on ggb. new for you this morning, investigators looking into what caused a house fire in san jose, forcing several people to evacuate overnight. nbc sharon