welcome ba to monday, september 30 thousandth. the last day of september. in san jose light rain in the tri-valley and sunol grade maybe noticed a little mist on the windows. >> i like that view. >> good way to start monday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. i saw little drops on the windshield. >> turn on the windshield wipers for some of us. not a lot showing up on storm ranger this morning. spotty showers here and there. the last little bit of energy that moved create some wet roads for you as you get ready to head out the door and so as we go through the rest of the day, once again, this will be pushing through, for north bay oly for the easta

we clear out going into the rest of the day, only reaching the 60s for many of our microclimates. we'll talk more about this and what's ahead for the rest of the week coming up in a few minutes. mike, already a couple of crashes on the peninsula. >> that's right. on the east bay we have a roadway weather red string, damp roadways in livermore and i had to use my windshield wipers through fremont by tesla on the peninsula, two crashes reported. 280 just south of 92. sou sounds like everything is off of the roadway. bellemont, closer to holly in redwood city, a crash, a car went off the roadway down the exit ramp. no major injuries reported for either one. i'll track both. a little glow, perhaps some mist in the air. san mateo bridge moves smoothly. watch for the light rain through the east bay and south bay hills. 4:31 an unusual rock fight brewing in san francisco, this

one revolving around a set of some 20 boulders placed on the sidewalk in one neighborhood. neighbors say they originally put them there because they were fed up with crime and wanted to the boulders there are starting to roll them into the street and now as "today in the bay's" marianne favro reports, the city is responding. >> reporter: wesley house spent the day writing several quotes near dolores street in san francisco, including this one that says for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. these boulders compelled him to share his messages. neighbors in clinton park paid to have them brought in, in hopes of stopping drug use, camping and crime on their street. >> i just want people to stop and think and kind of just think before they act about what's going on, you know, because there is so much attention on this issue. >> reporter: neighbors are not anti-homeless but anti-crime. they've dealt with fires and drug dealing and say calls to the city and police haven't

helped. so they pooled their money to put the boulders on the sidewalk but not all the neighbors here agree with the move. >> i definitely empathize with neighbors. there are legitimate concerns on the street. i've seen everything from mattress fire to poop on the street and nobody wants folks to sleep out on the street. i just don't believe the boulders are the right way to go it b about it. >> reporter: daniel spent the last two months sleeping on the street. >> they'd save a lot of money. use compassion and love and understanding. we're humans. the city is using a new cityimes since septemb0ousandth. strategy, crews left the boulders in the street and put out orange cones. a spokeswoman for the san francisco public works department says "we continue to look at options and are committed to supporting and working with neighbors." >> people are out here dying on the streets and to say that boulders have more of a right to rest than homeless people is

just wrong. >> reporter: marianne favro, "nbc bay area news." >> 4:34. happening today, a man accused of setting a string of fires in milpitas is set to face a judge. >> freddy graham faces 13 counts of arson tied to grass fires he set earlier this month. he had flown in from missouri for his forest high school class reunion. no one was injured and no buildings were damaged but those fires did happen, as you saw. authorities in the north bay are still not identifying the man shot and killed in his car, this is outside the village premium outlet mall in petaluma, happened about 8:00 p.m. in the parking lot saturday but one hour before stores were closed this all haed pole. the man died at the scene. petaluma police are reviewing surveillance footage and also asking for anyone who might have seen something to give them a call. police are still not confirming of a friday night shooting that seriously injured two teenagers in richmond was connected to a high school

football game that just had ended nearby. this is surveillance video from the time of the shooting showing people scattering, and a dark car taking all of quickly. the shooting involved two groups of young people in a fight near the deanza football stadium on morningside drive. the game had just finished there. 4:35 and new this morning, just two days after racing resumes at a southern california santa anita racetrack experts are trying to explain the deaths of the latest racehorse that happened on saturday when a 3-year-old colt broke its front legs h to be euthanized on the track. it was the 32nd horse to die at the track since december, and it's raised concerns with animal rights supporters and even the racing industry. there's been no one identifiable cause for the deaths, but most happened during record rainfall last winter. 4:35 and members of the university of hawaii football team are home safely, after a

midair scare forcing their plane from sfo to turn around. the plane suddenly dropped from 38,000 feet to about 10,000 feet, this was yesterday, on its way from sfo to honolulu. the airline says there was a possible issue with the pressurization system. it safely returned to sfo. the hawaii football team was on its way home from a big win saturday night over nevada arena. you'll have to forgive the giants fans if they're a bit melancholy today. >> bochy has officially ridden off into the sunset, after a rousing sendoff at oracle >> fellas, you have taught know look beyond impossible, to never say die, and never stop believing. >> bruce bochy retired yesterday after 13 years with the giants and 25 years managing in the major leagues. giants ledge ends came out to show their support. fans stood for an emotional post

game ceremony. many wanted to say a simple thank you, not just for making the team relevant again but turning them into champions. >> you got to take '10, '12 and '14, all the greatest moments and from there it's take a number. he's just the best. >> pretty amazing. in the end bochy took a final victory lap in style along with three world series titles he ends his career with more than 2,000 victories, one of 11 managers to reach that plateau. >> a lot of people are excited. >> '10, '12, '14, those were our years. it was great to see him. hopefully he can enjoy his retrirmr retireme retirement. >> i'm sure he will. coming up on "today in the bay," another fashion retailer filing for bankruptcy. find out which countries will be hit hardest by the largest store closures and where this brand will no longer be sold. and media mogul oprah winfrey making a big money move over the weekend. see who benefits most from her

seven-figure tdoing a live loo at the bay bridge toll plaza, a little backup on the left side of the screen. mike will let us know what's going on there and what you can expect from that commute this morning. you're watching "today in the bay." the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco.

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good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters and here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open higher this morning. stocks ended lower last week as investors monitored developments

in the u.s./china trade dispute, following the reports that the white house is considering limiting u.s. investment into chinese companies. trade delegations from the u.s. and china are set to meet in washington on october 10 thousandth. on today's watch list reports on f retailer forever 21 filed mactmhor industries. for bankruptcy protection and plans to close as many as 350 of its 800 stores around the world. tough competition and aggressivn the california-based company. forever 21 plans to exit most of its international locations, specifically in asia and europe, but the retailer will continue operations in mexico and latin america and does not expect to exit any major markets in the u.s. forever 21 joins a growing list of retailers that filed for bankruptcy this year, including luxury department store chain barney's. oprahd the united negro college fund. she made the announcement at charlotte's 127 thousandth

annual luncheon saturday. it doubled the fund-raising goal. the organization had hoped to raise $500,000 for students in the charlotte area to attend historically black colleges and universities. marcus and laura, back to you. >> great, she stepped in and doubled. oprah never ceases to amaze me. >> nice to see helping so many. thanks a lot. coming up next on "today in the bay," kari's got a look at our work week forecast. >> it starts out a little cool and soggy in some spots. cupertino temperatures in the low 50s. grab a jacket as you head out the door and today you may keep it on. we'll talk more about this and what's ahead for the rest of the week, coming up. and over here, in oakland, a smooth drive. 880 may see damper spots. rain through fremont and talking about what the crashes are like over on the peninsula. and still ahead, a school bus driver accused of being drunk takes students on a wild two-hour drive. >> no, no, no!

no, whoa, no! [ screaming ] >> little scary moments there. the changes the school district is making, that's coming up. you're watching "today in the bay."

and good monday morning to you. taking a live look out here in palo alto. you see people moving along, getting along with their day on this monday. we're going to have a look at that commute for you coming up in just a bit. 4:46 for you right now. slightly drizzly out there. >> many spots.

some areas in the bay had prett. we're going to talk about that. let's get out the door with a look at our storm ranger mobile doppler radar parked on san bruno mountain right now. this is the bay area's only mobile doppler radar. we have it scanning that red scan that you're seeing there, and it's picking up on some of the spotty rain that's been moving through. i'm looping it back three hours to show you the rain that moved through, some spotty rain here and there, mostly for parts of the peninsula to the south bay and over toward the east bay, look at the rain that moved through, we were talking about sunol and south of livermore, some of the areas picked up on some measurable rain that happened for a few minutes. the roads are still wet this morning and the cars may be still kicking up some of that water and we have some rain and snow happening in the we can see that as it we see the potential of getting several inches of rain and snow in the sierra this morning.

as we start out with a live look outside in walnut creek, it is still all clear here and it's going to be a chilly start, after the systems that we had over the weekend continue to push some cool air ourstart out through about and some low 60s by 11:00. you can already tell it's going to be a cooler day. seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen showing low 70s and east san jose for the high temperature today up to the low 70s as well for many of our east bay communities, seeing a high in concord reaching 70 degrees. 66 today in oakland. only 69 today in redwood city. we'll see mid-60s in san francisco and it will be windy so jacket weather all day reaching the low 70s in sonoma. as you start out this morning, getting dressed, a look out the window, make sure you're wearing a jacket and jeans. pants will be comfortable, too. throughout the rest of the week, we'll see some cool air for the

start of the week but it will start to warm up as we get closer to the weekend, and then we may have some dry offshore winds picking up as we go toward the end of the week. so we're going from the upper 60s for highs today to 80 by wednesday. we could see some mid 80s for the weekend so we're heading back to summer this weekend, after a little taste of fall. we're going back and forth, mike, and you are seeing that light rain out there. >> a little light the stuff on her computer. over here, i drove through this we t a little light rlier thi rain on the windshield, i did have to use the wipers. it wasn't just a mist. it was a good amount there, as kari said. we saw our road weather index in patches, over through sunol and fremont, registering there may be damp roadways as well. just be careful because we haven't had a lot of traffic overnight, not as much as typical during the day flow. west 92 somewhere into the hills

approaching 280 we have a crash off to the shoulder but i wanted to mark it down. i saw a little slowing through that corridor. you see a little bit remaining. i think tthe other tand 101, both cleared from th chp report quickly. able to do some good work out there quickly as well. here's contra costa county, highway 4 a smooth drive. walnut creek interchange no problem and the bay bridge toll plaza has the only slowing and the cash lanes are waiting, still have one cash taker to get on to the side. everything else is moving smoothly. back to you. >> thanks, police sergeant is set to resume. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for 25-year-old mark estrada charged in the murder in 2015 shooting of scott lungert during a traffic stop. the judge put the trial on hold until a separate trial he was involved in could wrap up. opening statements may not begin until the start of the new year. a live look at capitol hill. lawmakers may soon hear from tht

if and when it happens it will likely be their identity will trump. remain concealed over fears for their safety. this week at least five state department employees are already expected to speak to lawmakers of what they know about president trump pressuring ukraine to dig up dirt on rival joe biden. nbc's tracie potts will have the latest from washington coming up in about 20 minutes. as for biden, the former vice president and presidential hopeful will visit the bay area this week, attending two campaign fund-raisers thursday, one in palo alto and one in san francisco. tickets will cost between $1,000 and $3,000. his wife, dr. jill biden, spent the weekend fund-raising i bay area making stops in sonoma and fremont. and over the weekend, california senator and presidential new campaign office in oakland. she also weighed in on the impeachment proceedings in washington saying that she agrees secretary of state mike pompeo should be part of the investigation as well. and in a few hours,

republican senator rick scott will arrive in san francisco from hong kong. the florida senator met with leaders about protests in hong kong. those protests have been going on for weeks now. today he'll visit san francisco's coast guard that st brought you last week about a little boy who called 911 on his school bus driver saying he thought she was drunk. >> now shockingly, new released video shows the driver acting erratically and screaming at the >> no jumping, no. no, whoa! no! [ screaming ] am i good at teaching in the classroom telling you, you have potential! >> a 10-year-old boy on the bus phoned 911 once he got home. according to the police report the driver's blood alcohol level more than double the legal level. she advised deputies about taking anxiety and sleep medication as well. she faces charges of dui, reckless endangerment and is no longer employed by the school

di passed three red lights and she got on the side road. >> the long beach school district in washington is promising new thorough screening of drivers before they get behind the wheel. quite frightening. >> glad those kids are safe. >> i'm glad they called. >> 4:52. comins f football tickets t he never bought. so he asked us to review the play. i'm consumerds," next. first, happening now, thailand's prime minister is urging people in bangkok to wear face masks to filter out unhealthy air pollution. this comes as smog surrounds the capitol. bangkok's pollution is not connected to haze from forest fires that are now affecting indonesia, malaysia and parts of southern thailand. we'll be back after the break with a lot more. it's 4:53. 4:55.

nbc bay area responds to a san jose man who found himself with two tickets to an nfl game 800 miles away. >> the trouble is, he's not interested in the game and he insists he never purchased these tickets. so he asked consumer investigator chris chmura and his team to coach him out of this mess. >> good morning. we were surprised to getearly m bought seattle seahawks tickets through an app called gametime. the price $560. he told gametime he never bought those tickets, but says they refused to give him a refund. that's when he asked for our help. we suggested he file a fraud complaint with his bank. he did, but that didn't work either. so we contacted the bank. the next day arslon got the full

$560 restored to his account. it is not clear how someone else accessed his account. gametime told us the purchase was apparently made through a separate payment app and it said "we have blocks in place t user they intended on making a arsalan addressed the unexpected charges quickly and thatsimmedi. not reverse the charges. if you wait too long, they might call us any time, 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thanks, chris. coming up here on "today in the bay," we head out live to capitol hill as testimonies are lining up in the whistle-blower case. a live report coming up next. some of us waking up to wet roads this morning after some early morning showers move through parts of the bay area. we'll talk about our changes and our weather for the rest of the day, that's coming up next.

moving nicely along the peninsula, 280 a crash cleared up near woodside. another issue near the bay bridge.

right now at 5:00, the itch peachment inquiry against president trump heats up with house democrats spending out subpoenas. who is expected to testify this week, coming up in a live aids conference kicking off in san francisco and oakland. a live report just moments away on bay area leaders who will be

in a tornado in yolo county to snow in tahoe as the rockies seems as though the winter has arrivedn the west. kari hall is tracking bay area's forecast for us this morning. "today in the bay" continues right now. and good morning to you. thanks for starting your morning here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. talking about that tornado in i don'tlo county near davis saturday surprised a lot of people. interesting weather. >> it was very interesting, because i wasn't too far away from there. i could see some clouds and i thought wow, those clouds are pretty big but they were the only clouds around and looking at that tornado warning that went out and that was the result of it, that tornado happening near davis, so this is some crazy weather and it was cool over the weekend so it'sle is surprising to see that amount of energy spinning up over some of the showers that developed. we're still seeing some spotty

rain out there this morning. here is a look at some of the