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

locater. it's on lawrence expressway near 280 just near the transition. we're checking on the transition itself. folks returning to work after maybe having as much as half a week off last week because of the power disruption. we'll see how it does affect traffic flow. san francisco gets off for today. there may be less traffic across town. there is just that crash coming in westbound 80 right around davis where we are seeing slowing with one lane blocked. 5:01 right now. governor newsome signed a bill that will let middle school and high school students get more zs. >> how do we change our start time? a new sta law is aimed at helping teens get more sleep, because there are a number of studies that show correlation between more sleep and better

academic performance. the bill has support from doctors, public safety and researchers not to mention the california pta. it was anything but an easy a for the bill which was rejected several times and has been opposed by some school leaders. this is what you really want to know. 8:00 would be the earliest start time for middle schools. 8:30 is the earliest start for high schoolers. the 2022-23 school year is when changes will go into effect. teens need eight to ten hours of sleep and seven out of ten of them don't get that. you might wonder why not just send them to bed earlier, take away their gadgets. good luck with that. also, teenagers have a natural sleep rhythm. that means they can have a tough time falling asleep. this will go into effect as your kids head into middle school in

about three years from now. >> it's 8:00. most schools don't start before 8:00 at this point anyway. >> mine does, but that only gives us about ten minutes. >> in the morning, that's exponential. >> it's hike dog years. >> thanks. 5:03 right now. tourists can keep driving down lom bard street without paying a toll. governor newsome shot down the controversial bill to charge people to drive down the famed curvy streets. neighbors sick of the traffic. it's 5:03. a look at capitol hill this morning. today's key testimony in the impeachment inquiry. lawmakers digging into how and why president trump pressured

ukraine to investigate joe biden. >> reporter: good morning everyone. here's what you can expect today, testimony from a former top aid at the white house. this is someone who left just before that phone call between president trump and ukraine's leader. >> feowna hill is set to testify today. until august, she was president trump's top adviser on russia and europe. a source familiar with her testimony tells nbc she'll tell congress that president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani and european ambassador gordon sondland wend recent the national security council to create their own policy. they are accused of pressuring ukraine to investigate joe biden and his son hunter. >> i want to know how much they went outside of the circles of proper diplomatic rails. >> reporter: text messages.

>> there was no quid pro quo in the phone conversation. >> reporter: that's what sondland said in a text. sources tell us this thursday sondland will testify that he was just repeating president trump and has no knowledge of his own why aid was withheld. >> reporter: at least two other officials are set to testify this week despite a white house lawyer insisting the administration will not cooperate. tracie potts, nbc news washington. the u.s. military is retreating from northern syria on orders from president trump. this comes just as turkey is making rapid advances. new video showing columns of smoke rising in th region. the kurds fought with the u.s. against isis for four years. but now turkish troops along with militias are attacking

those kurds. the surprise decision was revealed by the secretary of defense yesterday. >> i spoke with the president last night. he directed that we begin a deliberate withdrawal. >> they are said to ask forces loyal to bashar al assad to help protect them. the kurds fear they will face genocide from turkey and mili a militias and isis is regrouping. it is 5:06. happening today, immigrant rights activists plan to gather for a rally. they are demanding the u.s. senate pass the dream and promise act. the bill not only protects so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers. many believe it has left no chan

chance. happening today, teachers and supporters in unified schools plan to protest inside the school walls. supporters, many of them parents, say big class sizes and teacher turnover are hurting students. the two sides plan to meet again with the state mediator to try to come up with a deal. the future of one city is expected to be a hot topic tomorrow. expected to discuss a 30-year plan aimed at transforming the future of downtown. supporters say it will increase development near the bart station, add jobs and attract auto dealerships. the proposal was put together in part following five years of public meetgs. a live look at half moon bay where it doesn't get any bigger than this. this morning at 7:00 a.m., it's the 46th annual pumpkin weigh

off. the grand prize this year, $30,000. in past years we have seen record setters. the pumpkin fest takes place on saturday and sunday. >> i find it miraculous. >> they have to bring them in those pickup trucks. >> just extraordinary. let's check the weather for good old pump continue ferr fes >> it will be cool this morning. we have temperatures in the upper 40s throughout the morning. today it stays mostly in the upper 50s. we are at 50 degrees there. it is 49 in oakland. 47 in san jose. look at napa. right now we are down to 38 degrees. very chilly temperatures to start out today. as we go into the rest of the day, we go hour by hour looking at our temperatures warm up into the upper 70s in fairfield at 2:00 and san jose will be at 75.

just perfect. you're watching the pattern at the bay bridge. >> we're looking at the build to the cash lanes. things clear up and just in time to start again. this is the pattern we're seeing. i'm watching to see if we have more track. some folks had to take off because of power disruption. for some it was both. for many it was both. we're looking at a smooth drive right now. the north bay a smooth flow of traffic. highlighting indicates stronger winds in the mountain peaks. keep that in mind as you are driving high profile vehicles. no major delays. we will track all your build and talk about what else is going on. back to you. nchlsh it's 5:09. ead at 5:25, the deadly building collapse in new orleans

and the investigation into what went wrong. time is running out if you filed an extension on your 2018 tax returns. a looming deadline that you now face. rchlt looking to help the environment brick by brick, the changes lego is considering making this morning.

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concord. after this cool start, it warms up. we'll have a really nice day. learn time at 70 degrees. we are warming up into the upper 70s here. we'll talk about what's ahead as the weather pattern stays on repeat. >> we did get an update for 280 northbound in the middle of the screen. this crash is currently having two lanes blocked. northbound 280 at lawrence expressway. there was a hit-and-run. here is today's top business headlines. investors continue to digest the partial trade deal and wait for more details on what exactly is in the agreement. president trump is spning a hike on chinese goods set to go into

effect tomorrow. stocks rallied on the prospects of the potential trade deal. the dow rising. earnings season kicks off tomorrow with results from jp morning chase and citi group. and jet blue comes out on top followed by southwest. the report evaluates airlines on factors most important to traveling families including whether they offer complimentary seat assignments, early boarding, seat comfort and size, entertainment and kids meals. lego is exploring whether it could offer a rental service to fans of the plastic building bricks. it's 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 hurdle is whether it can rent a kit with

thousands of pieces and get them back again. >> n tough on parents, but then the lego employee has to be like one, two, three. >> that's a good point. >> a tough job. >> no kidding. 5:15 right now. time is running out if you filed an extension on your 2018 tax return. the deadline to file is tomorrow. if you're going to miss the deadline, prepare to pay a five percent failure to file penalty. the 2018 tax season was a complicated one, the first time taxpayers submitted returns under the new tax cuts signed by president trump. theew law nearly doubled the standard deductions and put new limits on certain itemized deductions. fortnite fans bewildered as fans have been unable to log in. in the game, a rocket blew up

the current landscape. it's believed that when the game is back up and running it will be a new version. play station had to issue a statement concerning the v bucks weren't gone for good. >> the makers of fortnite make a ton of money. my son comes home already jumping on the computer. he's jokingly concerned, but i think it's really concerned that something happened. he has a few credits he has been given for his birthday. those are okay. i explained to him talking about marketing, urgency, buzz and how people who haven't heard about the game for a while. >> my kids were just panicking. >> good thing my kids didn't know. we went outside this weekend.

it was beautiful. it was beautiful. it's nice to know that it doesn't end here. we're going to see more sunshine, comfortable weather. it does start out cool as you get out for that drive. here is a live look outside. skies are clear. temperatures have been in the 40s. we have seen a few spots in the 30s. in antioch as you get ready for the morning drive, you're heading back in probably to grab a heavier jacket for the start of the day. the rest of the day is going to be comfortable. once it tarts to heat up, we're heading to the low 70s by noon. in the north bay, look at this. at 8:00, we are still at 41 degrees. if you're going out to the park, you might want to wait a little while longer because at 11:00 it's 60 and nice. the rest of the day will be comfortable with short sleeves on as the sunshine warms us up. for the south bay, we are up to 76 downtown san jose. 80 in morgan hill. low 80s in walnut creek and

pleasanton. mostly 70s here in the east bay. half moon bay reaching 65. red wood city seeing a high of 73 degrees and upper 60s in san francisco. up to 80 today in santa rosa. we'll see minor changes mostly with our winds. winds will get a little bit more breezy and there will be a slight chance of rain just to our north. it does look to stay to the north from wednesday to thursday as the system passes by. for the weekend, we'll see winds shifting more northerly and very dry. looking at our temperature forecast for the rest of the week, up to 76 today. a little warmer tomorrow and coming down for the rest of the week into the lower 70s. for san francisco, staying in the 60s all throughout the week. you're tracking the roads and a couple of issues. >> we're talking about the crash that we had in northbound 280.

it was a hit-and-run crash. only one vehicle remains there. no major injuries reported, but we do have two lanes blocked. we may get more updates. so far there is not enough traffic to cause a problem. stay to your left as you're traveling north. that's just the note. the rest of the sight r south bay is great. not a real problem right now. a gentle build over here. northbound there typically is a crew traveling through the area. that's probably what we see for the centers. your commute, you're at about 20 minutes. a couple minutes longer than before. same thing for the rest of the bay as we travel through palo alto. i think the rest of the crew is clearing now. crash over in oakland is not reportedly causing a problem. we'll get more detail there.

a correction from me. not traffic wise. traffic still very light. talking about san francisco being off for columbus day. there was something wrong with the statement. that's the school holiday in san francisco. in oakland they get it off in lieu of lincoln's birthday, whatever the case, some lighter traffic. over here, we're looking at a light build. so far we're actually lighter than your typical monday pattern. a deadly typhoon has flooded towns in japan. still ahead, we'll tell you about the rescue efforts underway right now. the lomo prieta earthquake. we're sharing your stories as we mark the anniversary. next, kari hall's first report. you're watching "today in the bay.

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welcome back, everyone. developing this morning, search teams are still looking for someone trapped in the rubble of this weekend's deadly building collapse in new orleans. two people are confirmed dead. firefighters say teams are hard at work trying to secure the building from further collapse in order to search for the missing person safely. crews could work through the night just to shore up some of the debris. the number of confirmed dead

stands at more than 40 from a powerful typhoon that roared across central and eastern japan. saturday's storm left some areas underwater. there is now a frantic rescue effort underway. this is being called one of the worst typhoons to ever hit the country. a few small earthquakes shook up things a little in the south bay. one happened just before 4:30 yesterday afternoon. the quake hit off highway 101 near morgan hill. there was an after shock in the same area two hours later. that was a 2.6. no injuries, no damage. this week marks 30 years since one of the largest and most destructive earthquakes. >> the loma prieta quake struck near santa cruz. it injured more than 3,700 and collapsed a section of the bay bridge.

it also devastated sections of san francisco's marina district. all this week in our newscasts and online nbc bay area examined what happened in 1989 in the loma prieta quake and its aftermath. >> we take a look at our history leading up to loma prieta. on october 17th, 1989 a:00th, 14 p.m. a section of the san andreas fault ruptured rattling the bay area for nearly 20 seconds. thousands of after shocks would follow. so first question many may ask is how does this happen. we go down 11 miles below the surface to demonstrate what led to the actions and the deaths of 63 people. so the san andreas fault runs about 750 miles through

california and is where the pacific plate and the north american plate meet. these plates are always moving sliding past each other and converging and pressing together in spots. where that bend is in the san andreas fault is what causes the rise of the santa cruz mountains. when those plates push together at a certain point it sometimes gets hung and compresses together. like a spring, we see the stress building up. eventually, those rocks are overpowered by the force and they break and that earth shakes around that area as a rul. that shaking travels outward causing seismic waves that can be felt across the bay area in less than a minute. >> the primary cause of damage 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

structes 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. >> reporter: we all know that this earthquake was a powerful force that left the bay area in shambl shambles. tomorrow we'll take a closer look at the damage. we're also asking on social media, let us know where you were when this happened. i know everyone has the vivid image of what happened. we'd like to share the experiences. make sure you follow us and post those stories. we'll hear your story later this week. >> that's right, very memorable time for all of us. tonight janelle wang has a really incredible story of some fantastic heroics. hear how people came to the rescue of a young boy stuck under a collapsed deck. tune in tonight at 5:00 on television and our digital app,

and even set your dvr. 5:27 right now. a horrific -- the tragic timeline and why one driver is in custody. i think it was just very concerning because i was on the road and i know it happens more commonly here. >> the date rape drug warning being issued at a bay area university. we'll tell you how students are reacting. fight for first dances

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a very good monday morning to you taking a peek outside at the golden gate bridge. a feeling of fall finally in the air. thanks so much for joining us. it's 5:30 right now. >> marcus washington has the day off. let's get your monday started right with a check of weather and kari hall. >> we're getting ready for the new week with chilly temperatures. at least later today it is going to be nice. here is a live look outside in san jose. keep in mind that it is cooler than we are getting used to. we have gotten used to. we are going to see the temperatures in the upper 40s leading into low 70s as we go throughout the day. the temperature trend 69. we'll get a look at the rest of the microclimates coming up. >> a slow build today. i was worried about more folks

making the rush in. also remember, some schools get today off, some businesses, as well. then all is also a fall break for the week. we are seeing a slower build. we have seen the lanes fill in. it wasn't like this just before the commercial break. we're looking at a smooth drive getting there. things are not as bad as they could be this friday. more traffic coming in as the traffic alert has cleared. more traffic will come across the bridges after that split in the junction. the rest of the bay you are at speed as you expect. this morning several people have been hurt after a crash in the busy san francisco intersection. >> a car setting off the dramatic chain reaction crash and now the driver is in police custody. live in san francisco to tell us how it all started. >> reporter: police say that the suspect is now in custody and

drugs and alcohol were involved in all of these accidents. these accidents happened at around last night 8:00. the head on collision left five people injured, one in critical condition. the suspect vehicle ran from one collision at a high rate of speed, ran the red light at grove. the suspect vehicle continued to hit a northbound vehicle head on causing the driver of the northbound vehicle to sustain life-threatening injuries. police say she is in grave condition. it was closed and rerouted. the scene is now clear this morning. we're still waiting to hear from police on the victims' names and the suspects' names. >> thanks for the latest. now authorities haven't confirmed the identity of a driver who died in a three-car crash late sad nigturday night .

investigators say speed likely played a role in that crash which happened after a car crashed into a pickup truck and then struck an empty parked car. the driver who triggered the crash died. the passenger in the car and the driver of the truck were not seriously hurt. the fort worth, texas police officer who shot and killed a 28-year-old woman inside her home saturday is expected to meet with investigators today. the responding officer killed t tatyana jefferson. she was baby sitting her 8-year-old nephew. body cam video shows the officer walked to the victim's home. the officers 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. if you can't expect protection in your home,here can you expect it? >> the latest shooting follows the recent conviction of former dallas police officer who killed a man in his apartment after mistaking it for her own apartment. a warning for students at sanford. a woman says someone slipped a date rape drug in her drink. stanford police say it happened at an on campus party. the victim passed out. the next day she took a drug test. the public safety department says there is no indication that the woman was sexually assaulted. >> the school's response to these kinds of things isn't dramatic enough. just because college campuses are liberal and seen as safe, they can be far from it. >> officers say the incident was reported to a campus security

authority but not directly to the police. last year seven people claim their were drugged at a university party. that led to the fraternity losing its charter. it is columbus day, but not everyone is celebrating. over the weekend in san francisco, a statue of the italian exproerlorer was found covered in red paint. people who were there to see the blue angels say they were startled to see the vandalism. >> i saw christopher columbus covered in red paint. >> what do you think? >> i think it's horrible. i think people shouldn't deface property. >> crews spent most of yesterday removing the red paint. san francisco police are trying to track down the vandals. last year san francisco city council voted to rename columbus day to indigenous people's day.

and new this morning, the ongoing effort to create a new green tax district around delore s park getting pushback. supporters want to tax property owners to cover costs for more cleaning and security services. others have gotten similar programs. this morning the examiner says opponents are questioning the reasons for the tax. it will be interesting to see if traffic is lighter today. >> i think it is lighter. i was worried because a lot of folks have to make up work from last week. we always make the accommodations. we are in a place where a lot of people are able to telecommute and a lot of schools are off today. we are looking at a lighter flow of traffic as we are looking toward the map we don't see anything outstanding. 84 stretched down out of livermore all the way past ruby hill. both directions slow. no report of crashes, but that

pattern usually indicates a crash there where the road is pretty narrow. we'll track that. getting to bay bridge is not a problem. >> looking good right now. >> you expect -- we didn't expect to go to work because of columbus day. >> we're looking ahead to a weekend when other people are still doing it. >> it's going to be nice all throughout the week. our stretch of comfortable weather continues into the weekend. getting slightly cooler for the inland valleys. morning temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. in san francisco we'll be right at about 68 degrees on saturday and sunday. up to 70 degrees. we are enjoying our nice fall-like weather as we go throughout the week. if you're planning to go to lake tahoe this upcoming weekend, it will be a little bit on the cool side. we're going from 57 on friday to

49 on saturday. these are the high temperatures. you know the mornings start out in the 20s. looking at napa valley for the weekend. mid 70s from friday through sunday. looks good. we'll talk about what's going on today with our temperature trend. an extremely close call. next on "today" in the bay, a southern california couple escapes fast moving flames. their story is ahead as we learn the possible cause of the brush fire. taking the debate stage, the democratic hopefuls expected to make a pitch to voters this week. and the new record breaking feat from gymnast simone biles. you're watching today in the bay. tv just keeps getting better.

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right now at 5:42, here is a live look outside at 101. it's a cool start. look at the temperatures. 46 degrees at 6:00. but we still have our nice day ahead as it warms up into the upper 60s at noon. we'll get a look at our microclimate for weather like this coming up in less than five minutes. we've seen great improvements. i think it was a crew here on 84 westbound. recovering out of livermore and pleasanton and towards 680. the rest of the bay looks pretty good. we do have a crash. >> thanks so much.

5:42 right now. still no word on what caused a fire to briefly close part of highway 12. these photos are from fairfield firefighters, happened yesterday afternoon near the highway 80 on ramp, burned about five acres. investigators are looking at an electrical tower as the possible ignition point for last week's massive wildfire that destroyed several homes. a husband and wife say they had just finished their nightly prayer thursday when they looked out the window and saw flames at the base of a tall electrical transmission tower. minutes later surveillance video captured the husband running from his backyard to the front as the winds quickly shifted. firefighters were also unprepared running away from the wall of flames. while the investigation is focussed on the transmission tower, all evacuation orders have been lifted. so far 8,000 acres have burned.

help is on the way for places in california that don't have recycling centers. governor newsome signed a bill for a new recycling program in response to the recent shut down. under the new program local governments and nonprofits can apply for grants to help expand. the program will be operated by calrecycle. the u.s. census bureau is asking for driver's license information from all 50 states including california. it comes months after president trump ordered the collection of citizenship information. in the meantime, the associated press learned the bureau wants more state records. it filed a formal request to ask for recipients of public programs. the agency says it's trying to improve accuracy. in june, the supreme court blocked the trump administration's request to put citizenship questions on the

census. turning to decision 2020. this week's democratic presidential debate will be the biggest ever. 12 candidates will share the stage tomorrow night. that's more than any other primary debate in american history. the same ten candidates from last month will be there as well as hawaii congresswoman and billionaire activist who now have the numbers to join. the debate is cohosted by cnn and the "new york times" and airs live here in california at 5:00 this evening. the battle of ideas comes as elizabeth warren and joe biden remain front runners. the latest poll shows warren with 29% of the democratic vote, biden with 26%, sanders with 16. it's quarter to 6 right now. you probably already know. the undefeated 49ers proved they are for real.

yesterday in los angeles jimmy garopolo scored. meantime the defense dominated throughout as the niners won it 20-7 to move to 5-0. sharks fans giving an emotional welcome home. legend patrick marlo returned to the shark tank helping spark the sharks to another big win. they took a 2-0 win in the first period. sharks beat calgary 3-1. simone biles is now the most decorated gymnast in world championship history. >> biles took gold in the balance beam finals in germany. this was her 24th career world medal breaking the record for the most all time. less than two hours later, biles would expand the record to 25 earning gold on the floor

exercise and became the first gymnast since 1958 to win five golds at a single world championship. >> unbelievable. >> amazing new records there. it's a sign of the season, this morning half moon bay pumpkin weigh off. >> pumpkin grower jerry miller joining us. you have your gourd behind you there. is there a secret to it? are you willing to share it? >> good morning. what's your secret, gary? >> pardon? >> what's your secret to growing that big pumpkin? >> just steal everybody's fertilizer, your neighbors and everybody. that way you can maybe beat them. ceph >> gary, i know you know how big

your pumpkin is. is that something you're willing to tell us or are you waiting for the weigh off? >> it's not going to be the biggest here, unfortunately. it probably ways about 1,400, 1,500 pounds. >> how tough is it to transport it there? >> that's always nervous. by the time we get here, we're a nervous wreck. >> i would imagine. >> the roads for some reason, they're not very smooth when you have one of these big things in the back of your truck. >> i would imagine that, too. good luck to you, gary. it's amazing to see. it's the big pumpkin weigh off there. a lot of pie. >> great talking to you this morning. >> best of luck to you, gary

miller, pumpkin grower. i believe the weigh in is at 7:00 a.m. >> we'll have a follow-upo see how big the goerd is. >> the other question i would like to ask is, the ones that don't make it, they must have other pumpkins that are only like 1,000 pounds. maybe they throw them up in the air. >> they carve them. it's cool and then they take them to different hotels. >> it's really cool. >> that would be nice to have that display out in front of your house. >> can't move that thing around. it's cold out there. as we look at our forecast for half moon bay, we're starting out with some upper 40s. and then as we go throughout the day, we're going into the upper 50s. that's about where we'll stay.

here is a look at our start. it is chilly 49 in oakland. it is 45 in livermore. as we're getting the kids ready for school and for some schools in session we have mid 40s. we'll go into the rest of the day with some low 70s. at 1:00, we're at 73. eventually reaching 78 in concord. 76 will be the high in san jose. in palo alto 74. santa rosa expect a high of 80 today. as you're getting dressed if you're about to step out, you do need a jacket. we talked about the cool temperatures. the rest of the day you'll be comfortable with short sleeves on. we only see minor changes ahead. but we'll see the storm systems passing to our north. i'll be watching on wednesday into thursday for a slight chance of rain looking to stay to our north. we'll also get gusty winds going into the weekend. our winds will shift and turns more northerly.

that means some dry winds moving into the bay area. at least we do keep the cooler air. we're looking at some mid 70s today. 80s and low 70s in the rest of the forecast extended into the weekend. san francisco with upper 60s throughout the work week. mike, you're seeing slowing out of san jose. >> this crash should be clear. we have been tracking it but didn't see slowing except for right at northbound 280. not until a few minutes ago when we see a little more. the traffic is building. look at that coming through san jose heading up north. that crash should clear in the next few minutes. we are looking at a new crash around ellis as you are getting up towards the 85 merge there. we may have more slowing. we'll get more details once chp gets up there to confirm things. >> still slow westbound.

exaggerated stretch that we saw is starting to restore back to what we expect. this crash may be blocking one lane. you are just under a half way. the rest slows a bit for highway 4. just past 680, not a major problem. the toll plaza did show a backup. back to you. happening now, at least 12 people are dead after a house collapse in a village in nortrn india. another 13 people are injured. officials investigating whether the collapse was caused by a cooking gas container exploding. building collapses are not uncommon in india during the monsoon season when heavy rains weaken foundation of poorly

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crash victim killed by a u.s. diplomat is planning to meet with the diplomat and his family. her 19-year-old son tied while riding a motorcycle in england. the driver of the car has admitted she was driving on the wrong side of the road. she left the country shortly afterward. according to her lawyer, she was devastated and wants to meet dunn's parents and apologize. >> it's been nearly seven weeks now since we lost our boy. sorry just doesn't cut it. it's not really quite enough, but i'm still very, very open to meeting her. >> now, the british government says she no longer has diplomatic immunity. the pluangels put on an amazing show during fleet week. one group called veterans for peace protested with the second

annual peace fleet. they say the air show glorifies war and causes air and noise pollution. >> we are entertaining and amusing ourselves watching killing machines. when is america going to be tired of war? we're not saying don't enjoy yourself, but also be aware of the back story of what all of this is about. >> code pink also took part in the protest. the movie "joker" took the top spot at the box office. it didn't stop audience members from filling up theaters. the film earned $55 million this weekend. and adam's family came in strong second place rounding off the weekend box office gem niman starring will smith and is about an assassin on the run from his

younger self. all this week, we're talking about the 30th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. >> one big question, are you ready for an earthquake. >> 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 top to bottom report that will 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 retrofitting. >> we'll follow the quake coach as she inspects the 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 at 888-996-tips.

i'll join you again tonight at 6:00. right now it's 6:00 in the morning. new rules for schools in california, a first in the whole country. changes for families and kids across the bay area. no toll. the reason the governor says one of san francisco's most famous landmarks will remain free. >> and a chilly start as we look live this morning. some people may wake up to temperatures in the 30s. where it's all happening and the warmup kari hall is tracking. today in the bay continues right now. very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. hope you're coming off a great weekend. >> marcus washington continuing his weekend. let's get a check with kari hall and your monday forecast. >> it starts out cool. we have been seeing some spots reaching or dipping down to the upper 30s. we are looking at mostly 40s across the bay area.

40 in napa right now. in livermo it is 49 in san jose. after this cold start we'll see sunshine from 46 to 66 at noon. eventually reaching into the upper 70s today. we'll have a closer look at the forecast coming up. you're updating the crash in mountain view. >> we're looking at northbound 101. big look at the bay. pick out your commute. things are moving pretty smoothly. this crash is causing a slow down. so that's a big distraction as it comes up. here is 237. one lane blocked. if you join up at 85 and head north into palo alto, everything should be fine just off of that interchange. looking at the rest of the bay, nothing surprising th