let's take a live look outside, overlooking downtown san jose. nice sparkly view this morning, as we wait for the sun's arrival. hope you had a great weekend. hope you guys did, too. >> i did. >> now back at it. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike will have a look at your traffic in a bit but kari will start us out with weather. >> you need a jacket, a live look in palo alto, it is all clear out there. we will see the clouds mixing in throughout the morning, starting out in the mid-50s and headed into the mid-60s later today and the winds will start to pick up. those winds may cause some issues as we head into the next couple of days. i'll have more on that in a few minutes and mike,'re tracking a fire closing an

off-ramp? >> it sounds dramatic, kari. one we've been monitoring for close to an hour. not a lot of detail from chp or the sheriff's office out there. san mateo sheriff and chp are closing the off-ramp southbound 101 at woodside. what it sounds like from the sketchy details i have is that there may have been a brush fire near the wall and they're using that off-ramp staging some equipment in the area. you might have to loop back and traveling past the exit and looping back again over the next few minutes. we should hopefully get an update from chp or the sheriff's office, we're working both ends of the call. southbound 880 at 101 the traditional overnight roadwork should be cleared in the next 20 minutes as well. no problems through the maze. it's 4:31 and breaking news to tell you about, an intense search and rescue mission is unfolding after an indonesia plane crashes. >> the associated press is reporting officials are not expecting to find any survivors.

nbc news is working to confirm that. the brand new boeing 737 went down overnight shortly after takeoff from jakarta, headed for an island near sumatra. the flight was carrying 189 people. it was reported missing 13 minutes after takeoff. new video just in to our newsroom from indonesia's air force shows the area where the plane is believed to have crashed. searchers have found plane debris and personal items. the ap is also reporting some bodies have been recovered. the aircraft's black box data recorder was located, but it hasn't been retrieved. according to lyon air, the plane entered service just over three months ago. bob redell is following the story, gatheriytng new that com join us with a live report at 5:30. happening today, a san jose teacher accused in a strongarm robbery returns to court.

35-year-old charles so currently free on $65,000 bail. he was arrested in february in connection to a violent road rage incident. police say he had a loaded ha handgun in his possession at school when he was taken into custody. he passed a background check when he was hired. an intense day in fremont after police ended a standoff with an armed man. this happened late yesterday at an apartment complex on walnut avenue. people called police to say that there was a disturbance and they saw a man with a gun. police eventually got that man to give up themselves and took them into custody. one witness we spoke with says that he was trying to charge his electric car when officers came up to him. >> i ended up getting out. >> luckily here no one was injured in that incident. >> 4:33, now it our decision 2018 coverage, and san francisco opponents of proposition six, the gas tax hike repeal took to the streets in high heels and

wigs. whimsical way to bring home a serious point. >>er soers of prop six say they're missing the point. "today in the bay's" christie smith explains. >> it was kind of a little bit of a joke, but i challenged scott on twitter to join me. >> reporter: decked out in heels and colorful hair, opponents of prop six gathered in the castro on bicycles in a festive way to make a point. >> even though it's fun and whimsical, it's a very serious subject. >> reporter: state senator scott weiner says a political candidate in southern california suggested if prop six fails, people might be forced to take bikes, trains and even hose off to get to work, which didn't work in heels and hair. he's working against prop six. >> it will impact all 40 million californians. it will mean that our roads will continue to crumble, and it will be harder to drive, harder to work, harder to use roads. >> reporter: so the plan was to ride from here in heels and hair down toward civic center. >> now is not the time to turn

back and defund the crucial infrastructure projects. >> reporter: prop six could cancel a gas tax hike and some of the new vehicle registration fees. carl demayo is chairman of the yes on six complain. he sfoek wipoke with us from so california. e ure we have accountability on the existing gas tax before we give politicians more money and making sure working fallys are not hurt but a' gresive, unfair car and tax increase. >> reporter: he believes the title of the initiative was deceptive for voters and says they're taking action. in san francisco, christie "nb." we are about a week away now from election day. nbc bay area is your home for all you need to know about the upcoming midterm elections. head to our home page, nbcbayarea.com, where you'll find entire section devoted to decision 2018. we'll help you find arpreview and state propositions. the palo alto police department is working to add life-saving devices to every

patrol car. in a few hours, the city council is expected to approve a plan to allow the department to buy 30 more automated external defibrillators. the total cost there $60,000. to foot the bill, the city will use funds from the citizens options for public safety program and santa clara county. no one is seriously injured in taking this photograph but the coyote snagged on the fence is expected to make a full recovery. hard to look at. this is what vets tell our san diego station. someone saw it hanging out northeast of san diego in ram a ramona. it was rescued and taken in for treatment. they believe it up successfully tried to clear that fence, but it should be released soon. odt to free it. 4:36 for you. hopes of a brighter opening on wall street, what investors are looking at this morning. plus, if you're looking for

love, it could cost you. look at who is spending the most when it comes to dating.

good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. stocks could open slightly higher this morning following a turbulent week on wall street. markets slumped into the end of the week, following some disappointing earnings results from key tech companies that overshadowed some strong economic data. the dow dropped 296 points to

close at 24,688 in friday's session, while the nasdaq closed 151 point l at 7167. today investors will be keeping their eye on data, on personal income and consumer spending for september. i about, m is acquiring software distributor red hat to beef up its cloud division valued at $34 billion, the acquisition is ibm's largest deal ever and the third largest in the history of u.s. tech. in a joint statement, both companies said the deal would help businesses do more work in the cloud and keep their apps and data portable and secure across multiple clouds. and if you're looking for ove, get ready to open up your single people spend an average of 146 bucks a month. married couples came in last spending the least per month but at $54, theyer day. the survey also found a strong correlation between highernthly satisfaction. marcus and laura, back to you. >> that's why i'm always broke.

>> looking for love, marcus washington. we could put your phone number right here. >> we could, but we won't. >> weent'. >> i was nervous to say anything wi th about that one. >> i don't know, we'll ask about you, too, frank. >> have a good morning. coming up on "today in the bay" a look at the work week forecast, kari? >> it starts out with cool temperature this is morning. we are going to have a nice and comfortable day. live look at san jose as we head through the morning, some low 50s, and then some low 60s by 11:00. we'll have a cool day, we'll talk about that and your halloween forecast, coming up next. a live look palo alto, 101 just fine here, but getting off of 101 a little farther north may still be an issue. i'll give you an alternate coming up and perhaps more contact information from marcus.

and good monday morning to you. 4:44 for you right now. taking a live look out in san rafael. few cars on the road right now. things will probably change in a few hours. mike will keep us up to date. >> they'll get some company. >> yeah, a little bit. all right, so we' october. is it going to feel like fall? >> it will, for a couple of days. >> a couple of hours, right? >> we've been through these waves of warm and cool weather. we're still going to see that as' go through the forecast.

live look outside you get ready to head out in fremont, we have clouds rolling by, if you can get a look at the top corner of the screen and the seven-day forecast for the south bay, already coming up as we start out with temperatures for most of us in the mid-50s. we're at 55 degrees in san francisco. then look at the upper 40s for fairfield and napa. we're at 57 in antioch and san jose. now at 56 degrees. now as we go through the forecast throughhe commute in martinez, expect it to be inned mid-50s as well and we'll see it slowly warming up, 1:00 a s the sun comes out a microclimate is going to be up to 70 today in milpitas and up to 73 in morgan hill. headed toward the east bay, it will be 75 in pleasanton, and in oakland today 70 degrees. we have some low 70s for parts of the peninsula with palo alto reaching 70 there and daly city up to 63 degrees.

also 63 in ingelside and mission doctorate 67. 70 today in novato. as you're getting dressed this morning as you look out the window, it's a cool start, so you do need a nice warm jacket, and then maybe a hat, too, because our winds will be picking up as we go through the day, and then we will have a fire weather watch issue for all of our inland hills for the east bay as well as parts of the north bay hills and mountains, anywhere above 1,000 feet. that's where humidity will be dropping later on tonight, at about 9 to 19%, it's going to be very dry, and winds are going to pick up from the northeast up to 55 miles per hour, so that's going to cause a lot of problems and concerns. and then we're looking ahead to halloween. your trick-or-treating forecast for the bay, it will be mostly in the upper 60s, as you get ready to head out a the inland valleys reaching into the mid-70s for the middle of the afternoon, and then cooling down into the mid-60s, so not bad at all.

here is a look at our inland forecast closer to halloween. look how warm it will be. we're taking a break from the warmth and for the next couple of days but on halloween we'll be up to 82 degrees, and mike, you are 're tracking the mornin commute. >> surprise for folks, the update for the peninsula, while we have the closure for southbound 101 at woodside road, but as i'm talking, they may be reopening that off-ramp, even as we speak. there is a little brush fire on the shoulder there of the roadway so they had to stage their, fire trucks at the off-ramp. word was they're clearing th next few minutes. southbou approaching 23rd. i it see things jam up and start to move better. they may have moved and cleared at least a couple lanes southbound 880 at 23rd. it's your traditional overnight roadwo roadwork. if it is still closed and leaving a house in oakland that may be an issue, you have to go

to the next on-ramp. they are well marked and recorded on-ramp and detour. over here the crash on the upper east shore freeway is eastbound getting through san pablo. not a major problem and one lane is even affected, partially sticking out into your slow lane as you approach the bay bridge a smooth, easy drive, getting across the bay on the richmond to san rafael bridge. look hout light the traffic is, this is an early drive, it's 4:48. back to you guys. >> thank you very much, mike. as the work week begins, here is a question to consider. ever catch aatx-rated content a office? apparently it happens more often than you th be the one paying for it. our investigative unit surveyed 5te agencies and found nearly 28% busted employees were using state property to watch porn, but as investigative reporter liz wagner warned and learned for us, it's really tough to get anyone to talk about it. >> we reviewed dozens of

reports, but the cases at caltrans stood out, including a porn viewing ring involving nearly 30 employees and a worker who admitted to searching for porn on the job for 15 years. we wanted to talk to caltrans how it dealt with this and h other departments might learn from its experience, but the agency refused to sit down with caltrans public calendar for director lori berman. she was booked for industry only conferences, internal government meetings and out of town travel but we found an evening in september she was going to be catching a train out of sacramento. so we decided to head to the train station. we waited a few hours but finally spotted director berman. i'm liz wagner with nbc bay area. >> i've got a train to catch. >> reporter: we'll walk with you. what is the department doing to prevent employees from accessing pornography on the job? >> we do a lot of things to prevent it. it's not allowed. >> reporter: do you have a message to taxpayers? >> this is not acceptable. >> reporter: director berman is

new to the role and says she doesn't know details of the cases but tonight we'll break down the x-rated content caltrans workers and other state employees searched for and find out what their agencies are doing about it, that's tonight at 11:00 on "nbc bay area news." see you then. >> here is the mentioned. you can share a story or leave a tip there as well, or call our investigative unit, 888-996-tips. while kidsa anxiously count down the days to halloween uber has a team of engineers making sure its infrastructure can handle halloween trick-or-treaters. the company is confident the riders won't have the same experience in years past. 2014 when uber was a much smaller company and engineers weren't prepared. the incredible demand led to sky-high prices and surged price there is, outraging some of the customers. all right, so do you want to trade in your old smartphone? ebay is offering a new way to

sell those phones. the compaauhing instant selling, this is the service that skips the bidding and listing to offer immediate payment for used smartphones. consumers there can input that condition of their model of the phone to get the price offer. ebay will then provide a shipping label and voucher for the appointment. it is currently only buying certain samsung and apple iphone models that are either on at&t unlocked. >> it is 4:51. beware if you're columnsy, apple's new phones come with pricey repair costs. replacing the screen on the iphone 10r will cost $199. an iphone 10s screen repair will runouipho 10s max will run you a whopping $329. maybe get used to the cracks for a while. a vivid reminder of just how

dangerous driving on flooded streets can be. this is actually dash cam footage showing the moments a texas school bus was swept away in fast-moving floodwater. the bus driver tried crossing a flooded part of the road before the water pushed it down a swollen creek. it was tlone student on board tt had to be treated. the bus driver was arrested and eventually fired by the school district. yeah. >> turn around, don't drown. >> looks like you're going down a river, not even a road there. >> i know, ooh, that's scary. >> glad the kid was okay. 4:52 for you right now. still ahead, customer information of tens of thousands of people haveee nbc bay area rs to airline compliance all the time. >> consumer investigator chris chmura says you can get your at quick note to washington. >> if you're ever feeling ignored by an a a sour experience, consider filing a complaint with the u.s. department of transportation.

when you gripe there, the airlines are required to respond to the government and you. lot of times airlines then settle the dispute right then. other times, the feds step in and open an investigation. we put a link to the complaint form on our website, nbcbayarea.com/responds. look under the heading "consumer resources. "if you have a consumer complaint, call us, the number is 888-996-tips. hotel the picket lines for more than workers in hawaii have been on three weeks now. they say they want better wages and benefits. some vacationers say the protest is ruining their paradise. others say they see the bigger picture. you might have seen similar protests at bay area marriott hotels. they want more money because of the bay area being so expensive. more news right after the break. e

4:56 on your monday morning. new this morning, southern california man due in court today after surrendering to authorities in connection with last year's deadly riots in charlottesville, virginia. the fbi says 38-year-old aaron eason turned himself in over the week heou men charged last week with traveling to incite violence. the group leader and two others were arrested last week. in all, eight members of the same white supremacist grouprec containing personal information of thousands of pharmacy patients was stolen from sack men toe based raley's. they became aware of the issue last month. the files contained information of 10,000 customers including names, gender, date of birth, health plans, member identification, medical condition, and pharmacy locations visited. the release said the prescription drug data for some patients was also on the laptop.

take a look at this drone footage. hundreds of witches and warlocks picked paddles over brooms yesterday during an event in oregon. this is as they were gliding down the oats for local noof ready. coming up, kar at our weekday forecast. kari? >> as you get out the door this morning ad pleas to about 66 degrees at 11:00. we are going to have some cooler weather today, but then another warmup. more on that in a few minutes. and a look at dublin 580, moves smoothly. you have a lot of company, typical of this time of morning and we have an update for the fire and closure on the peninsula. we'll give you the latest of what happened over there. plus, we are learning new details about the deadly shooting at a pittsburgh synagogue. the suspect expected in court this morning. the reason investigators believe he may have targeted his victims.

big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party, teachers, and mental-health professionals. vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you.

the week. and good monday morning to you. 5:00 for you right now, and let's get you off to a great start of this work week. live look outside at the golden gate bridge, and if you have a commute, this is what you want it to look like. can't promise that for the rest of the morning. >> right now! >> thanks so much for beginning your morning here with us on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. sit and stay for a while. enjoy the morning news, exactly. and a look at the forecast as well. >> it depends on where you are, because we have another shot where it's a lot more busy right now, and we are going to see

that in just a second with mike. let's get a look outside in cupertino with our temperatures that will start out in the upper 50s, and it's going to be a very