north bay: and a deadly triple shooting at a detox center. this is happening on smith ranch road in san raphael .. near mcinnis park golf center. so far we know one person is dead. two more victims are injured. the gunman is still on the loose. our pete suratos is at the scene. he )s talking with deputies. pete will have a live report at the top of the 5-o-clock hour. good morning and thank you for joining us. i )m laura garcia. and i )m marcus washington. we )ll have more on that breakig news as the morning goes on. toss to weather. good morning. first we want to get to meteorologist kari hall for the beginning of the week forecast, kari, how is it looking out

there? >> it's looking really nice starting out the weekend. we have cool conditions and mostly clear skies. live look outside in san jose and temperature trend for the day in the mid-50s starting out and mid-70s for early afternoon. headed to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station it will only be at 52 to 53 degrees through the next few hours and at noon we're making it up into the mid-60sw4 so we' looking good today. we'll look at all of our microclimates coming up. there's a news conference going on regarding what's happening up in san rafael. >> two were transported to the hospital. one was pronounced deceased at the scene. their stat success currently unknown. detectives were called and they are actively investigating the case. there were three adults.

two were males, one was a female. deceased. there are no i.d.s of the victims and unknown ages at this time. when deputies arrived, they searched the scene and searched the area with the assistance of chp helicopter. they were unable to locate the suspect. the suspect fled the scene. the immediate area is secure and the area, no one is in danger currently in the immediate area. what i can tell you now is detectives are currently actively investigating the scene, and we are working on i.d.s of all potential victims, and suspects. >> do you have anyone in custody? >> no one is in b0custody. >> reporter: we have video of a man surrendering with officers

with guns drawn. >> that is not this case. so as of now, we don't have anybody in custody. we have three victims, three adults, one is deceased, two their status is unknown at the hospital, and i will be back in about 45 minutes to give an update. i don't have any other information right now. so i will touch base in 45 minutes to see if i have any additional information. if i don't, i will let you know that. >> reporter: do we know, was it a client? >> i don't have any other information right now. i'll be working on that and back in 45 minutes, okay? thank you. heard right there, that was the press conference for that shooting at the detox center, where they have confirmed one person is dead, and two other adults are also in the hospital right now. their condition unknown, but we will continue to follow the story as we continue through55ñe morning right here on "today in the bay."

>> we have reporter pete suratos out there right now. he'll continue to gather additional information for us. we hope to have him in a live report coming up. >> 4:33 right now. highway 4 is back open in contra costa county, after a violent chain of events. chp is saying that the driver crashed into a motorcycle near discovery bay shortly after 5:00 p.m., fled the scene, and crashed head-on into another car 500 feet away. the motorcyclist and everyone inside that second car suffered major injuries. the 33-year-old driver accused of causing both crashes has only minor injuries, but she has been arrested on suspicion of felony dui. the highway was shut down for a short time and both directions, during that investigation. and happening today a palo alto woman accused of sex crimes against a minor is due in court. prosecutors say dawn gianini committed the crimes over a year period, when the victim was 14

years old. the victim is now in high school. authorities were tipped off by a fellow student who noticed that victim in videos posted online. gianini is a stub institute elementary school teacher. she is expected to enter: a ple. this morning an amber alert remabz in effect for a san jose brother and sister allegedly abducted by their mother who doesn't have custody. the mother and two children met at a park with a child social worker supervising. the social work eer took the gi to the restroom and the mother and son were gone. 33-year-old diana moreia drives a gray 2012 mini cooper. the three could be headed to colorado springs. 4:35. the owners of small boats docked off the shore of sausalito on

notice. find anotheríj spot or get towe. any boat left in city waters for 72 hours could be removed by officers. the number of boats in richardson bay doubled in the past year or so and apparently so are reports of thefts and other issues. spot at the marina runs $1,000 or more a month. coming up on "today in the bay," customers set to save money shopping on the web this holiday season but changes that start today that will help you keep more money in your pocket. >> toys "r" us may go out of business but the mascot is still working. where geoffrey is helping sell toys. and a live look at downtown san francisco as we get started with this monday morning. as well as your weather coming up after the break. it is 4:36. you're watching "today in the bay." maybe you could save energy by

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good morning. i'm frank holland here at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street looks like it's going to open slightly up today, but it's been fluctuating all morning. this after friday's losses in what was really a wild session. investors are digesting several comments and reports on u.s./china trade. president trump saying both sides are closer to striking a deal, which came after his top economic adviser larry kudlow told cnbc there is no trade plan in the works. on the watch list this week, reports on the services sector, consumer credit and inflation,

plus the federal reserve holds a two-day meeting. back to the markets. the dow falling 109 points friday and the nasdaq dropping 77 to 7356. amazon is following target's lead temporarily dropping the minimum order needed to qualify for free shipping, just ahead of the holidays. typically amazon customers have to spend $25 to get free shipping. of course, they can pay $119 a year for prime membership. amazon's offer starts today and applies to millions of items in order to arrive in time for the holidays. target dropped its minimum order requirement last week. geoffrey the giraffe is back. the toys "r" us mascot will be featured in 600 kroger grocery stores this holiday season. you can get a collection of brands, play sets and you and me dolls, even though toys "r" us went out of business this summer. the lenders held on to the company's brand names and

intellectual property including geoffrey the anyrat. marcus and laura, i love that mascot as a kid. >> geoffrey needed a job so he said i'll keep working. thanks, frank. coming up on "today in the bay," kari is tracking your work week forecast. it was over the weekend. a live look in fremont and it's going to be a day where we head into the upper 60s here, already by noon we'll see the highs in the low 70s. look at all of our microclimates coming up. and a little microjam here. this is not unexpected. the bay bridge has these cash pairs waiting. i see lines starting to clear as the cash payers come through. tr!

its almost time to lace up your good monday morning, a live look at san francisco, the transamerica pyramid nice and clear this morning. kari will have a look at the forecast in just a bit. >> who is ready for hitting the ice? >> me! >> almost time to lace up the skates. the holiday ice rink in san francisco's union square opens on wednesday. the rimpg will be open every day until january 21st. skaters can get their tickets online or right there at the rink. nbc bay area and spanish language partners telemundo 48 are of course proud sponsors.

hope they have it really iced. >> they'll be at walnut creek this rweekend. >> wobbling all over the ice, i'll be there. we're approaching the holidays, but when you step outside it's been pretty warm but at least we start out cool. your morning temperatures as you get ready to head out the door monday morning, napa it's 45 degrees, the coolest spot on the map here and 53 in san francisco as well as antioch. we go from the 40s and 50s to at least the low 60s by later on this morning, and keep in mind that the sunrise will be a little bit earlier today, so it will be at about 6:35, as you watch the sun rise this morning. we head up to 79 degrees in morgan hill, and 73 in milpitas,

where our temperatures are just a few degrees lowerrz than yesterday, with danville reaching 80 degrees and 76 in vallejo. headed toward the peninsula, san mateo reaches 70 degrees. san francisco stays mostly in the mid to upper 60s, and then for the north bay, santa rosa we're going up to about 78 degrees today, so as you're getting dressed, light long sleeves will keep you comfortable throughout the day, and also don't forget those sunglasses. we'll have another bright andrh sunny day. election day tomorrow, and as you head out to the polls, especially for the inland irzia, i -- areas a cool start, 48 degrees but it will heat up fast throughout the day with upper 70s. now high pressure keeps it very nice and mild, but it's going to nudge its way just off to the west a little bit. we'll get that continued northerly wind over the next few days, and no rain this week as the mild weather conditions the next seven days.

we are going to continue on with some well above normal temperatures. we should be in the upper 60s and that's where san francisco will be all week long, looking at some slightly cooler air for thursday, but then going back up to about 70 on saturday. so we'll be tracking all of this and some gusty winds, and mike, you're tracking a closure we've gotten used to. >> through oakland, kari, sometimes southbound, most recently for the last i think five work days we've had northbound, and so you see overall a great drive as far as the speed sensors go. 237 there is a crash reported right around looks like matilda, gets on scene. may be a small fender bender off to the shoulder. from the sensors it's all jammed up approaching 23rd and then just past the overpass, we see traffic starting to go toward the yellow. that means speeds are increasing. we hope they finished the last of the traffic breaks. the construction scheduled to clear before 5:00 and that's a look at what may be going on. there's adjustment and movement. at its worst, you are forced off

the freeway and back onto the freeway and that's the only issue for the approach toward the bay bridge. no problems for cocoa county, an easy drive across the benicia and carquinez bridge. traveling out we have the san mateo bridge and the bay bridge with no real problems. over here a live look at palo alto shows you how easy the drive is traveling north past willow, they continue to clear up that or change up the interchange over there and it's moving smoothly right now. no problems into or out of east palo alto or to or from the dumbarton bridge. here is san jose, shows you southbound 101 right there with the tail lights, northbound with the headlights and an easy flow of traffic. it's very dark and remember, we have a time change yesterday, and so that will affect the morning commute a bit, but really that will affect the evening commute. folks will leave work likely at 5:00 on the button. it's dark by the time 5:00 rolls around, so folks just tend to leave the office earlier during that time change. back to you. >> i woke up an$k hour earlier. like i won something, not good.

>> 4:48 right now. a brand new story, a multibillion-dollar underground black market federal agents compare to the drug trade. >> it is the smuggling and selling of wild exotic animals as pets. our senior investigative reporter stephen stock discovered it's happening all over california. >> we spent the last few months behind the scenes of this black market, where exotic species are traded and smuggled through our borders nearly every day. we also visited sanctuaries where many of these exotic pets end up when they become too hard and too dangerous to handle in people's back yards, that is, if the owners don't kill the animals first. one sanctuary showed us dozens of tigers rescued from people's back yards and roadside zoos. they and about a dozen other facilities like them are full, with no room to take any more á. >> people can't believe what a big problem it is. i mean, there are thousands and

thousands, you know, like 7,000 tigers in people's back yards in the united states, and there are only 4,000 in the wild. there are more pet tigers in the united states than there are wild tigers in the rest of the world. >> reporter: we also followed u.s. border patrol agents and u.s. fish and wildlife agents as they tried to stop these animals from being smuggled across the border. you might not believe some of the animals that they have intercepted recently. see for yourself in our special report later tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area. and you can always get a give them a call 888-996-tips or if it's easier, logon to the website, nbcbayarea.com/investigations. 4:50 for you right now. as we head closer to veterans day this weekend our veterans were honored in a big way in the east bay. >> the 23rd annual tri valley veterans day parade happened yesterday in pleasanton, organized by the pleasanton

american legion post. this year they celebrated the 100th anniversary of the ending of world war i. veterans, active duty military and boys and girl scouts walked in that parade. one veteran said it's important to recognize the difference between this holiday and memorial day. >> unlike mel rmorial day which memorializes those who passed serving our tqcountry, veterans day recognizes every veteran who served. >> veterans day next sunday, november 11th. big honor for a bay area national park service ranger. >> 97-year-old betty reed suskind is the oldest career region and one of "glamour" magazine's women of the year. she shares her personal experiences about race and social change, during the world war ii years and beyond. suskind is an oakland native who now lives in richmond.

>> 97-year-old glamour girl, good for her. 4:51. coming up next on "today in the bay," nbe ink+ spnds "nbc bay a responds." >> we're getting complaints about kanye west's clothing line dropping the ball. ument' consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds," next. but first happening now, in a few hours, jury selection starts for the trial of el chapo. joaquin guzman was extradited to the u.s. last year. jurors will remain anonymous and partially sequestered, because he escaped twice from mexican jails, he's being held in near isolation at a federal jail in manhattan. more news right after this break.

welcome back to "today in the bay" on this monday morning. hope you're coming off a great weekend, taking a live look outside, richmond this morning. people getting up and at 'em. 4:55 right 0now. nbc bay area responds to a santa cruz woman who says a celebrity's business cheated her. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is trying to get an a-lister to deliver. >> good morning, we're talking about kanye west here. meghan cullen is a fan of kanye and decided to buy into his fashion brand yauld yeezy. the problem is it never delivered her $400 order she placed back in may. >> every single time i get an automated response telling me that someone will get back to me in one to two business days and no one does. >> we contacted kanye's company but we also did not receive a response. so what is going on at kanye's

company? we dig in, tonight at 6:00. we'll plot outçl a recent trendn complaints about yeezy and let you hear from the group who is giving kanye an "f" for customer service. if you've had trouble with yeezy, let us know, go to nbcbayarea.com/responds or you can call us. the number is 888-996-tips. i'll see you again tonight at 6:00. >> thanks, chris. coming up here on "today in the bay," kari has a check of the morning forecast. >> looks pretty good. be mindful that the sun will be rising earlier this morning at 6:35. concord starts out with temperatures in the low 50s, and then as we go through the day, some 70s in the forecast. we'll talk about that, what's ahead for the rest of the week, coming up next. and looking at the north bay san rafael southbound 101, these cars moving smoothly, but you got company. no problems all the way down to the golden gate bridge. we have changes in the east bay, an update for the south bay. breaking news out of the north bay, a deadly shooting at

a detox facility. the gunman on the run after killing one person. live report with the latest developments we're getting, this minute.

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coming up in a live report in just moments. good morning and thank you for starting your morning here with us on "today in the bay." i'm whereby shall. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. kari has a look at our forecast. >> and i'm laura garcia. kari has a look at our forecast. >> we start out with clear skies. live look in dublin, if you're headed to the dublin b.a.r.t. station, some upper 40s and this morning it will be nice and cool and some low 70s by early afternoon, and also getting out the door for school, later this morning in san jose it will be nice and bright, as you're walking to school, some low 50s and then low 70s as you get out of school, so we'll talk more about that coming up, and as we get a look at the morning commute here -- >> the entire bay has a smooth flow of traffic. the bottom of your screen crash 237 just before 101, it does involve a big rig and another box truck.

no injuries there, off to the shoulder but that will be a distraction so we'll track that. no real slowing outside of this area which is improving. this is the approach toward oakland northbound 880, moves nicely now. they reopened all lanes and the remainder of the backup approaching 23rd is clearing for the bay bridge. no problems getting over there, guys, so we'll send it back to you. >> thank you mr., mike. > >> now for the breaking news on a shooting in san rafael. >> pete suratos, catch us up to date on what's going on here. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and laura. getting the update from the marin county sheriff's department. confirming the deadly shooting. three people were shot, one person deceased on the scene, happened just up the hill from the flashing lights at the detox center off of smith ranch road in san rafael. we'll show you some of the video from earlier, police there on the scene, an ambulance making their way into the area. we're not showing you guys