welcome to monday morning. it is columbus day. expect blood banks to be closed. won't get your mail. some government offices are shut down, as well. we'll take a beautiful live look outside at the bay bridge. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm scott mcgrew in for marcus washington. >> it looks pretty good especially seeing the air show. it was a really nice one. the weather was perfect. that weather continues into today. in san jose, let's head over to

check out our temperature trend. it's a cool start to the day, upper 40s. it will warm up into the low 70s today. we'll see a few low 80s, as well, for the inland bay. overall, this weather is perfect for this time of year. we'll talk about what else is ahead for the week. >> life was disrupted, schools were disrupted last week for much of the week. we'll see how things are shaping up this morning. we expect to see a little more traffic, but right now very smooth. the road weather index is showing breezy conditions in the nort bay. no problems reported. we have a little build at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> we'll check back with you, mike. this morning several people are hurt after a crash in the busy san francisco intersection. >> now the driver isn police

custody. >> reporter: -- >> we're having trouble hearing you, sharon. your microphone is not working right now. we'll try to figure that out. we'll move on to another crash. authorities have not yet confirmed the identity of a driver who died in a three car crash late saturday night. investigators say speed likely played a role. a car crashed into a pickup truck and then struck a parked car. the passengers in the car and the driver of the truck not hurt. the responding officer killed jefferson after a neighbor called to report the

front door was open. she was baby sitting her 8-year-old nephew. body cam video shows the officer walked to the back of the home. investigators say the officer did not identify himself before firing. an attorney for jefferson's family tells the "today" show the dallas fort worth community is reeling. >> people need to believe that black citizens will be protected. and if you can't expect protection in your home, where can you expect it. >> the latest shooting follows the conviction of former dallas police officer amber guyger. a warning for students at stanford, anyone at a party. investigators say a woman had a date rape drug slipped in her drink. the next day she took a drug test and it came back positive

for ghb. the public safety department says there is no indication the woman was sexually assaulted. >> the school's response to these kinds of things isn't dramatic enough. just because college campuses are deemed safe, they can be far from it. >> officers say the incident was reported to campus security and not directly to the police. last year seven people said they had this happen at a party. several people are hurt after a crash in a busy intersection in san francisco. >> sharon is out there with the very latest. >> reporter: police say definitely drugs and alcohol were involved, but they're still investigating what exactly

caused the several accidents caused by one driver. the accidents happened last night around 8:00. the head on collision left five people injured, one in critical condition. the suspect vehicle ran from one collision, ran a red light at grove which caused the collision with the vehicle. the suspect vehicle continued, careened off the path, and hit a northbound vehicle head on causing the driver to sustain life threatening injuries. the scene is now clear. the victims were taken to several different hospitals here in the city. thanks for the latest there. 4: 4:35. it is columbus day, but not everyone is celebrating. a statue of italian explorer was covered.

this is near point tower, the same day as the italian heritage parade. people hoping to see the blue angels air show say they were startled to see the vandalism. >> i saw christopher columbus covered in red paint. >> reporter: what do you think? >> i think it is horrible. >> reporter: tell me why. >> i think people get freedom of speech but shouldn't deface property. the san francisco police department is trying to figure out who is responsible for that crime. last year san francisco city council voted to rename columbus day to indigenous people's day. flying to the top. next on today in the bay, a look inside airlines ranked as the most family friendly. looking to help the environment brick by brick. the changes lego is thinking about this morning.

good morning. here is today's top business headlines. wall street starts the day in the red. president trump suspending a hike on tariff on chinese goods.

existing tariffs do remain. the dow rising for a third straight day and snapping a three-week losing streak. earnings season kicks off tomorrow with results from jp morgan chase and citi group. a new study ranks airlines. evaluates the airlines on factors most important to traveling families whether they offer complimentary seat assignments, early boarding, entertainment and kids meals. lego is exploring whether it could offer a rental service to fans of the plastic building bricks. this is another sign of how traditional business models are changing. lego telling the financial times that it's open to the idea, but it has to come down to whether it's a good value proposition. the company saying the biggest hurdle is whether it can rent a

kit with thousands of pieces and get them back again. >> big time with all the little pieces it takes. >> you know you would find it thalar evening on the floor on your bare feet. coming up next on today in the bay. a little cool this morning. >> cool at 4:41. let's get you out the door in dublin. it's going to be very cool. weerp rr down to 44 degrees as the sun rises this morning. then it makes it into the mid 60s by noon. we'll talk about what's ahead for the rest of the week. that's coming up next. a beautiful drive across the san mateo bridge. we do have a crash that may affect some folks. it may make things easier for folks coming into the north bay.

welcome to monday morning as we take a live look outside. a clear look at downtown san jose this morning. >> we hope you had a wonderful weekend. maybe you're getting a three-day weekend. some people are. >> a feeling of fall in the air. >> it does feel like fall. and it's going to be like this all throughout the week. i guess we get used to having these temperatures in the 40s across parts of the bay area. here's a live look outside in san francisco. you can see a very shallow layer

of fog. that's going to help keep it nice and cool there. we'll clear out fairly quickly. 40 in napa. wouldn't be surprised to see some upper 30s in spots in the north day. san francisco now at 51 degrees. we do see a lot of upper 40s here in concord, oakland as well as livermore. our high temperatures in the south bay reach the upper 70s. we see a high of 76 in san jose. we're reaching low 80s in walnut creek. 73 in red wood city. daly city at 65. san francisco stadium mid 60s for today. mid 70s for napa. as you get ready to head out, we are going to see our weather pattern staying the same over the next few days, more of a westerly wind that will pick up.

look what happens by the middle of the week. a storm system will bring in a slight chance of rain. it does look like it stays well to the north of most of our bay area cities. and then going into the weekend it does stay windy as we see a couple more storm systems passing by the pacific northwest. going into the forecast, no major changes. we're looking at mid 70s today. lower 70s for the rest of the week with breezy winds at times. san francisco mid 60s today. and we'll see more of the same through the rest of the week. >> let's get a look out here. palo alto. the traffic right there. we joke about it, but it's right on schedule. folks know to plan another five minutes just in case they stop traffic. they're clearing the crews overnight where they continue. now they're continuing the

expansion. all the adjustments as we continue to expand the areas. smooth drive on the peninsula. east bay, we'll check back. out of brentwood as you make your way all the way from marsh creek road. no slowing not even from two lanes down to one. great drive over here. things are moving very smoothly and may feel smoother because we talked about it way back over here coming into davis, there is a crash blocking one lane. no major injuries. they had just cleared it. that's where all the traffic is built up. a few small earthquakes shook things up in the south bay. the 2.9 quake hit off highway 101 in morgan hill. there was an after shock.

no injuries, no damage. this week marks 30 years since the largest and most destructive earthquake ever to hit the bay area in modern history. >> it's reach was far more devastating. the quake caused the bay bridge to collapse. it killed dozens of people and injured more than 3,700 others. all this week in all of our newscasts and online, nbc bay area examines what happened back in 1989. >> meteorologist kari hall is here to take a look. >> so this week leading up to the 30-year anniversary we will look at our history and that will help us prepare for the future. on october 17, 1989 a:00, 1989 p.m., we had a section of the

fault that ruptured rattling the bay area for 20 seconds. thousands of after shocks would follow. the first question that many may ask is how did this happen? we go down 11 miles below the surface to demonstrate the actions that led to the deaths of 63 people and cost billions of dollars in damage. the san andreas fault runs roughly 750 miles through california and is where the pacific plate and north american plate meet. these plates are always moving while converging and pressing together. in spots, we see that the san andreas fault presses together and caused the rise of the santa cruz mountains. in certain spots, it kind of gets hung up and that stress builds up. eventually, those rocks areover powered and the force causes it to break. the earth shakes as a result.

and that shaking travels outward causing seismic waves that can be felt all across the bay area in less than a minute. >> the primary cause of damage in earthquakes is the shaking. and the shaking travels through the earth from the epicenter to wherever you are at thousands of miles per hour. and that shaking can cause your structures to vibrate and sway back and forth. and if they aren't built to modern building standards, they can get damaged and hopefully they'll avoid collapse. >> we all know that this earthquake was a powerful force that left the bay area in shambl shambles. tomoow we'll take a closer look at the damage left behind. share your memories. everyone has that vividly in their minds where they were at that time. share it with us, and we may share it, as well, right here on today in the bay. >> i will never forget that day.

>> we'll hear your story, too. >> later in the week. janelle wang has an incredible story of heroics. hear the story of how people came to the rescue of a young boy stuck under a collapsed deck. that's tonight at 5:00 on television and on our digital app. of course, you can always set your dvr. new this morning, the ongoing effort to create a new green tax district around delore s park. supporters want to tax property owners to cover more costs of cleaning and security. this morning the examiner says opponents are questioning the reasons for that added tax and how those rates would apply. coming up, nbc bay area responds. >> you have heard of a sports coach and maybe a life coach. how about an earthquake coach? i'm consumer investigator, you'll meet one next.

happening now, 12 people are dead after a house collapse in a village in north india. officials are investigating whether this morning's collapse was caused by a cooking gas container exploding in the building. building collapses are common in india during the monsoon season when heavy rains weaken the structures. it's 4:52.

welcome back, everyone. golden gate bridge. maybe if you have the day off, it will be a nice day to go across the bridge. take a jacket, though, it gets pretty cool there. we're talking about the 30th

anniversary of loma prieta earthquake. >> one question, are you ready for that earthquake? >> good morning. it's a big question. now a small oakland business aims to help you answer it. meet sarah jones. she calls herself an earthquake coach. she says she'll visit your home and create a customized report to help you assess your earthquake risk. >> it starts with small things like having some things by the side of the bed. and it goes all the way up to ret retrofitting. >> we'll follow the quake coach as she inspects a home. we'll talk about what customers get, what she charges and where you can find free help. if you have a consumer tip for us, please head to nbcbayarea.com/responds or call us 888-996-tips. 4:55. you probably already know, you

may have watched the undefeated 49ers just prove they are definitely for real. yesterday the defense dominated throughout. jimmy goropolo scored on a sneak. niners won 20-7 and moved to 5-0. shark fans giving an emotional welcome home. legend patrick marland returned to the shark tank. it was nice to see. it helped spark the sharks to a win. a goal in the second provided some insurance as the sharks ended up beating calgary 3-1. 12changing school start tim. we break down what your family needs to know about the new statewide rules.

cool this morning. here is a live look outside as you head out the door. let's take a look at our temperature trend for the morning. it will be in the mid 40s. we'll see it warming up into the mid 60s as we go throughout the day. more on this and the rest of the forecast coming up next. looking at the golden gate bridge. i'm happy to report a smooth drive. you should see more lighting. we had the power restored since last week. last week's commute had dim spots. right now we're okay. a fury of testimony lined up in the trump impeachment inquiry. we will get a live report from washington on key witnesses that could help the democratic push for impeachment.

right now at 5:00, starting later. all new rules for schools across the state and the bay area. what your family needs to know this morning. >> i want to know how much they went outside of the circles of proper diplomatic rails to do this investigation. >> on capitol hill, lawmakers raising new questions into the impeachment inquiry of president trump. our washington insider weighs in on key testimony happening today. a chilly start to our work week as we look live in san jose. some people may wake up to temperatures in the 30s.

kari hall will let you know what layers you need to pull out. today in the bay continues right now. >> could we finally be in boot weather? >> we want people to stay and watch. >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> we have light traffic. schools are off in many places. let's get a check of your weather. >> boot weather, sweater weather, whatever you want to call it. >> here is a live look outside in oakland as we get ready to head out the door. if you're going to the bart station, only in the upper 40s. we see it warming up nicely into the afternoon. our weather basically a repeat of yesterday. i'll have more ahead on that. >> still trying to get the