pelosi opening up about the impeachment inquiry into president trump. the big question now, what happens next? and it's still cold, especially in the north bay, another freeze warning, but meteorologist kari hall has god news for the weekend ahead. "today in the bay" continues right now. good morning to you on this friday. thanks so much for starting your morning here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. everyone survived halloween? >> yep. still here. >> kids might be a little tired this morning. >> kids? >> bundle them up. >> i guess the parents. >> yes, especially on our schedule. we're going to start out with cold temperatures, yes they need to bundle up, my son's day at school is pajama day so a nice one for that. temperatures in the low 30s in the north bay. very cold start to the morning, livermore 38, and 36 in san martin. a closer look at the north bay, we have the freeze warnings in effect, you can see why. we are very close and we've seen a few of those areas heading

down below freezing. as we head out in san jose we're going to see temperatures in campbell in the mid-40s. normally we're in the low 70s but we'll be above that today. i'll have a look at the rest of the forecast coming up, mike, it's still a little light at the bay bridge. >> we're using the homophone light, because the lighter traffic with the cash lanes not full and light because there's lots of headlights and the metering lights. that is going on at the bay bridge but it's friday, why we're seeing the later build, also the day after halloween we tend to see folks tougher to get out of bed. we have one incident in the area, it is eastbound heading up toward pinole before highway 4, we have a crash, looks like everything is cleared from the lanes quickly. i'll double check that once chp confirms that. very mild slowing, you can barely see it here, bay point toward concord around willow pass road, where we start to see a little slowing. a crash on tesla, mines road one of the surface streets. 580 moves smoothly through the tri-valley. we want to get to breaking

news for you this morning, a deadly shooting at an east bay halloween party. we know that four people are dead, four more hurt. we have team coverage in contra costa county from the house and the hospital. right now we want to start with bob redell, he's near the scene. bob? >> reporter: we're down a street from where the shooting took place in a house up the hill from us, here in the hills of orinda, not far from highway 24, and camino pablo. i want to show you video a heartbreaking moment, you can see what appears to be a mother and father, they're at the crime scene tape, this is just after the shooting, they're begging law enforcement for information about who we believe was their daughter. the mother says "i heard she was shot dead, is she?" the deputies told her they don't have any information. we know four people were shot and killed and four more injured, several is the word the

sheriff's office is using. witnesses tell cheryl hurd the shooting took place at a house on lucille way at a halloween party, up the hill from where i'm standing, rented out as an airbnb, about 100 people were in attendance and some of at tendees included students from laney college in oakland, those are witnesses that told that to cheryl hurd. we're trying to confirm that information with law phone,ment and reached out to the orinda police department and the contra costa county sheriff's office to try to figure out what is going on with the suspect, who is this person, is there a description that we need to be put out or has this person been apprehended? that's information we're still trying to obtain from law enforcement. reporting live here in orinda, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. some of those victims were rushed to john muir medical center in walnut creek. >> thom jensen joins us from the scene where we understand it was very tense overnight. >> reporter: it was, at least earlier, laura, when we first arrived on the scene here at the hospital, anyway. there were several people who

looked like they may have come from the party, as well as a strong police presence, with sheriffs department, police, highway patrol and actually security and police guarding the entrance to the emergency room, which is on the other side of the hospital. that has died down a little bit in the past hour or so, only one police car outside there, not as many people milling around outside of the entrance to the emergency room out of respect. we have also stayed away from that side of the hospital. at last report we got from orinda police department from the chief himself was that at least four people were injured, and brought here to john muir medical center in walnut creek. we've heard reports of as many as seven people being injured, oftentimes in incidents like this, people will self-transport themselves to the hospital, if they're not facing life-threatening injuries. we understood that one person may have been injured when they jumped from a window at that

house. that also has not been confirmed. like bob, we've reached out to the police department also to the contra costa county sheriff's department, but at this point, we have not heard back from the sheriff's department to try to get more detail on the numbers and exactly what the condition is of some of these people who were injured. we understand as many as three people may be in critical condition here at john muir but again we're trying to confirm that. we're live in walnut creek, thom jens jensen, "today in the bay." >> certainly a tragic situation there, thom, thank you. our newsroom always active even when we are not on air. we pushed news of the shooting overnight to anyone that has our smartphone app. you can download is for free so you never miss important headlines. later this morning, we expect to get a new update on the kincade wildfire where for the past few days firefighters have held that line of containment. as of last night, it was 65% contained. the number of acres burned hasn't moved much. it's still at 77,000 acres, but

the number of buildings destroyed higher. now 349, 165 which are homes. most evacuation orders were actually lifted on wednesday. happening today, san jose will receive state funding for the pg&e power outages. mayor sam liccardo and state senator jim beale are making that announcement we expect at about noon, they're expecting to receive a half a million dollars. now to the impeachment inquiry into president trump. nancy pelosi took shots on late night tv by nancy pelosi. >> we're honoring our oath of office, there to strengthen the institution which we serve. if they don't want to do that, that's their problem, but it's interesting, because they've been talking process, process, process, because they know they can't really go near the substance. >> president trump still insists

he did nothing wrong, and is blasting the entire process, but he's also waking up this morning as the fourth president to ever face impeachment proceedings. "today in the bay's" tracie potts reports on what's next. >> the resolution is adopted. >> reporter: with every republican voting against it, and two democrats defecting, formal impeachment proceedings become a reality. >> it's a sad day, because nobody comes to congress to impeach a president of the united states. no one. >> reporter: the house vote paves the way for public hearings to begin, despite their protests. >> and it happened today, it's a sham. >> reporter: republicans will continue to have input. their lawyers can ask questions. they can call witnesses with democrats' approval, and president trump's attorneys can participate. but some closed door hearings could still happen. >> it gives authority for open hearings, but they cannot go back and fix what is a fundamentally tainted and unfair

record. >> reporter: at issue, whether president trump traded foreign aid to get ukraine to investigate a political rival. he says this is all about winning next year's election. >> the democrats are desperate, they're desperate. they have nothing. >> reporter: next, public hearings. >> the house and the american public must see all evidence for themselves. >> reporter: then the judiciary committee decides whether to draw up articles of impeachment. if approved by the full house, president trump would head to the senate for trial. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. to maybe help you take in all that's going on in washington and everywhere, you get an extra hour of sleep this weekend. daylight saving time ends on sunday at 2:00 a.m. it's fall which means we fall back, snuggle in and gain an extra hour of sleep. can you tell i'm a little bit excited about that? that's huge in our world. >> it is. >> we are going to need that, so before you head to saturday

night, may be the best time to make sure that all of those watches are set and so as we get ready for the weekend, we're starting out with cool temperatures this morning. we're going to see more of this over the next several days, in concord, dropping down to 39 degrees, as you head out on this friday morning, and then we'll see it warming up nicely with sunshine, a little bit warmer than it was yesterday, as we see our high temperatures reaching up to 76 there, antioch reaching 75. up to 79 in ukiah, while san francisco will stay in the upper 60s today. we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend coming up. mike you have a live look from san jose. >> that's right to show how light it is, northbound 101 traveling past our cam camera, just coming over from the 280/680 interchange, in this area, we are registering just the slightest little bits of yellow, anything below the speed limit, and then by the time you get to our camera, picking back up toward alum rock and mckee, peninsula no problems. 808 mild tapping of the brakes

through san leandro and hayward, we typically see build for the volume. here a possible traffic break opposite commute eastbound 80 approaching pinole valley road, earlier crash, no major injuries but they have to remove debris. the bay bridge finally filling in the cash lanes to the end of the parking lot. back to you. >> thanks, mike. your house is probably full of a lot of candy this morning. our newsroom certainly is. coming up, we're going to give you advice for working off that sugar. >> first head over to scott mcgrew with the business headlines. >> apparently no one in the newsroom likes butterfinger? >> i do. >> good because we have a lot. if you have a fitbit we have news for you and the new tv shows coming up. it takes a village to raise a child.

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right now at 6:13, on this friday morning, we start out with chilly temperatures. this is a live look outside in the south bay. let's head to santa clara. we'll be down to 42 degrees to start out this morning. another cold start but it leads into a nice, comfortable day. we're going to see more weather like this in the forecast, we'll talk about that, and what's happening around the bay area coming up in less than five minutes. >> and these times look great, getting toward the bay bridge, it doesn't show up in these

times, but in the same area, the east shore freeway does have a traffic alert, we're tracking. over here the tri-valley, no drama but we have a change for folks who may be commuting from the north bay as well coming up. and good morning, very happy friday to you. markets have not moved much at all lately. google announced it will try to buy fitbit. if you have fitbit stock expect a 30% jump and lunch is on you today. we discussed the latest jobs numbers, very good, because we weren't expecting much. we got a lot relatively speaking. 128,000 jobs added unemployment rate 3.6%. considering we had the gm strike and the california fires, this was a really good number. today apple joins the streaming wars with apple tv plus, and three original new shows. there are a number of companies doing this, our own nbc is going to start a streaming channel this spring but of course you

already have amazon prime and netflix and whatnot. amazon prime the new jack ryan series started last night, hulu as well. lots to choose from, but lots to pay for. speaking of tv shows, this is "billions" on plain old traditional showtime. i like this show. the reason i bring it up is the producers for "billions" are working on a new tv show based on the uber story, it will also be on showtime. travis calenick and all of his naughty ways should make a good drama. it's based on a book called "superpumped" written by "new york times" reporter mike isaac. >> i get to be coexecutive producer so i get to be involved which i'm super excited about. look, they are going to finish writing this next season of "billions" and probably going to start working on it and i think i'm going to try to get the rock to play me in the show, which i think would be pretty true to life. >> mike will join us on "press:here" this sunday.

look who we have, reporters from the "new york times," from "the guard," cnbc. speaking of "streaming wars" stream here at pressheretv.com. the show i look forward to is "the morning show." you heard about this one. >> reese witherspoon. >> leads with laura garcia, it is fantastic. now she is clearly the main character, but she is supported by a crew of, among others, ruggedly handsome supporting cast. >> look at that. amazing. >> so check it out, it's nbc bay area app, that one is free. >> that's cool, any time. >> and it's free. >> there you go. >> can't miss out on that. thanks, mike. a lot of people did not miss out on this, you have a tummy ache this morning? trick-or-treaters were out in full force this halloween, this is in san francisco's mission district last night. you can see the kids of all ages out there hunting for that

candy. cute little outfits there. >> i love halloween, seeing all their little costumes out there. reality is hitting, though. what does it take to burn off the candy calories? researchers say to get rid of calories from 20 pieces of candy corn you could play ping-pong for 30 minutes. if you just have eaten one of the reese's peanut butter cups you have to swim laps for 15 minutes to burn the calories off. three mini packs of m&m's means you need to go dancing with a friend for 30 minutes. i like that one. >> ep whme, too. >> we posted the entire list on nbcbayarea.com. >> giving you creative and fun ways to work off the calories. >> if your candy wasn't in that list, you just read off, it's no calories. >> exactly. >> you need to do all of them. >> there you go. >> what about smarties? >> hmm. >> i love my hard candy. >> a little something for everybody. >> yes and this morning it's

like chocolate with the coffee. >> ooh. >> there you go, hitting the holidays now. >> we are. i want to tell you all about a fun event i'll be doing this weekend, emceeing tomorrow at the san jose links authors luncheon, so this is going to be an event that benefits high schoolchildren, kids getting ready to go to college, getting scholarship money and then they'll also have some authors there, featuring their books. it's a really nice event. >> nice, that will be good. >> i'm so honored to be emcee this year. i've been attending the event the past few years and you emceed last year. >> i did. >> it's really nice. so check me out tomorrow morning, fairmont hotel. >> perfect. >> so let's get to that weekend, that starts out nice and cool, this morning, we have seen some very cold air settling in, that's the reason why we have another warning, a freeze warning in effect for the north bay valleys. we've seen a lot of these temperatures below 32 degrees, and unfortunately we're going to see more mornings like this, but

i think it's all because of the very dry air we've seen, as our temperatures are right now at 33 degrees in napa, some of the surrounding areas have been below freezing and we've also seen temperatures in the upper 30s in half moon bay as well as livermore and san martin, mostly 40s, elsewhere across the bay area. we're bundling up the kids this morning, heading out the door in concord, with our temperature at 39 degrees, as you're walking to school. but then as they get ready to head out for the rest of the day, lunch and recess outside, they sill may want to put the jackets back on before we warm up into the 70s by this afternoon, in the south bay, expect a high of 78 degrees, in east san jose, 74 degrees in los gatos and we'll see some mid-70s for the east bay with concord reaching 76 and the peninsula reaching 69 degrees in daly city. palo alto a high of 76 there and 70 in the mission district. in the north bay we're reaching into the mid-70s for the next couple of hours, as we go into

the day. we're going to see that for the next several days, i should say, as we are still in the same weather pattern, with an offshore wind, it's very dry. high pressure is setting up just off to our west. this will not change going into the weekend, and the good news is that we don't have low pressure nearby, that created the windy conditions, and the high pressure gradient that we had with the wind events earlier this week. so this will also be blocking any chance of rain in the forecast, going into even early next week, next weekend, all of that stays well to the north of the bay area, as that high pressure does not move. we're in for dry weather going into the next seven days. our morning temperatures will be cool each day, too, with the inland areas mostly in the 40s, highs in the 70s. in san francisco, looking at our weather pattern on repeat. mike, you have a traffic alert in the east bay. >> i do, kari, despite light traffic around the bay, we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza where the build was slow and still we don't have all the cash lanes filled in past the parking lot just yet.

that's westbound 80. eastbound 80 is where the alert is up here, getting away from the bay bridge, and heading toward highway 4, right around appian way we have a crash which i was told was going to have a traffic break and hopefully it would be clear but enough of an incident, they have to keep activity there, blocking your left lanes, only your right lane, your slow lane gets by and that's a distraction for the westbound commute direction that is causing some slowing as you come out of pinole and head down toward san pablo and richmond. there will be a slow zone around appian way. hopefully they can clear the eastbound lanes very quickly and that will clear up everything but we'll continue to track that. the rest of the bay shows a lighter volume, as we talked about, and so we don't really have a lot of slowing, a little bit for san jose and a little bit for the san mateo bridge. a good note for transit in the north bay, smarttrains restored service from sonoma airport down to san rafael, so the entire stretch is reinstated, still clear though and still free until november 6th. you're supposed to get your

money back after buying most drinks and cans in bottles but that is not happening, and families are missing out on big money. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds," next. my parents never taught me anything about managing money.

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pay crv. >> you're basically robbing me in daylight by saying i'm going to give you this money back and then turning around and saying sorry, we can't do that. >> it adds up to hundreds of millions of dollars each year statewide. tonight at 11:00, we'll follow the money. we'll also show you what happened when we tried to recycle cans and bottles at 100 places that the state says are required to take them. spoiler alert, it did not go well. viewers turned us on to this story over the summer. if you have a tip for us, please go to nbcbayarea.com/responds or give us a call, 888-996-tips. i'll join you again tonight at 11:00. >> 6:26 right now. still ahead for you this hour, protecting pedestrians. the new help coming to one south bay city to make streets safer. we're going to tell you what this will mean for you. plus a shooting at a house party overnight, leaving four people dead in contra costa county. the new information coming into our newsroom, right now. you're watching "today in the bay." ♪

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good friday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. right now we want to bring in meteorologist kari hall with a look at the cold temperatures that we have this morning. >> that's been the story all week, starting out with temperatures below freezing especially in the north bay. we're going to see that for another two and a half hours possibly, and as we look at the south bay, also a chilly start to the day, as you get ready to head out the door, make sure you're bundled up, extra layers and we'll see mid-40s in the

south bay but we have a beautiful data a head reaching into the 70s in some of our inland valleys, will reach the mid-70s, a wide range in temperatures from the start of the day to the afternoon and we're going to see more of that, going into the weekend. so i'll have a look at that as well as some events going on for the weekend forecast. mike, that traffic alert still continues. >> that's right, kari, over in the east bay. we start with the bay's big view, we show a smooth flow of traffic, little bits of slowing here and there. the alert is here for eastbound 80 up toward appian way, three of your four lanes are blocked by a crash. chp is chatting about a traffic break which may be the case getting away from the bay bridge but the lights and the backup are not so bad counter commute, but the big deal is your commute direction also sees the activity slowing for that spectator issue there from highway 4 just past the appian way. that's the only section with any real slowing aside from the bay bridge toll plaza, where you have the backup, because the

metering lights are on. we're just now seeing the last of the lanes filling to the end of the parking lot. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 6:30, we continue to follow breaking news this morning, a deadly shooting at an east bay halloween party. four people were killed, four others hurt. we've got team coverage in contra costa county from the house and the hospital. let's start out with bob redell, near the crime scene in orinda. bob? >> reporter: as you can see, all morning long the contra costa county sheriff's office and orinda police department kept us quite a way from the scene. the scene is up this hill and around the bend, a good block and a half from our position. this happened in a residential area in the very hilly part of orinda, not far from highway 24 and camino pablo. look at the video, this is what it looked like shortly after the shooting, happened around 10:45 last night. witnesses tell our own cheryl hurd who was out here afterwards this happened at a halloween party at a house on lucille way, and this was a house that had

been rent the out as an airbnb for this party. there are about 100 people in attendance. some included students from laney college in oakland, again, we are trying to confirm that info with law enforcement. we also saw on video what appears to be a mother and father at the crime scene tape begging law enforcement for information about their daughter, who they sadly believe was one of the four people who was shot and killed. the deputy at the time told them they did not have any information about their daughter. there's no information about the suspect. we have reached out to the sheriff's office and police chief to find out if they arrested somebody and if not, who is this person, who are they looking for, is there a description. we don't know who the suspect is and law enforcement has not confirmed whether or not they've apprehended this person. reporting live in orinda, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. some of the victims were rushed to john muir medical center in nearby walnut creek. >> thom jensen is there for us this morning. talk to us about what happened.

>> reporter: we do know that some of the victims have been brought here to john muir medical center in walnut creek. earlier there was quite a strong police presence outside the emergency room door on the other side of the hospital, and what appears to be some of the party goers perhaps some of the young people who know the victims, some of the folks who were brought here to the hospital. we have not gotten exact confirmation on how many victims there are. the police chief told us a short time ago that there was at least four victims in addition to the four who were killed, and we understand that three of them may have been in critical condition, who were brought here to the trauma center but we have not gotten confirmation on that. we did note there was at least six ambulances that responded to the scene in orinda, and that sometimes in these incidents, people do bring themselves to the hospital, even if they're shot if it's not a life-threatening injury so we hope to get more details on how many people exactly were injured, and what their condition is.

we reached out as bob did both to the police department and to the sheriff's department, which actually oversees the orinda police department. we hope to get more details as soon as possible. for now we're live in walnut creek, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest from the scene, thom. it's 6:34. our newsroom is always active, even when we're not on air. we push news of the shooting overnight to anyone with our smartphone app. download it for free, so you never miss important headlines. 6:34 for you right now. new this morning, san jose is getting more money to better protect bicyclists and pedestrians on city streets. kris sanchez is live for us at city hall and kris, talk to us about what this money is for. >> reporter: hi there, marcus. they can use this money for outreach, for education, but also for physical improvements to make streets a little bit safer for bikers and pedestrians. i want to show you the reason why. here are some numbers here on your screen and so far this year, 16 pedestrians have died in traffic crashes on san jose

city streets, six bicycleists have been killed. last year 24 pedestrians were hit and killed on city streets, 16 pedestrians died on the streets the year before in 2017. you'll always hear san jose police and city leaders say even one death is too many. this was just one of the deadly pedestrian crashes that we responded to in san jose so far this year. in this location a woman was hit and killed an santa clara street near tenth street. she was the third pedestrian killed for the year. often the times in deadly crashes are elderly folks, so with this $100,000 grant from the state office of traffic safety the city transportation department will do education and outreach for walkers, for bicyclists and drivers, but with a special focus on seniors. according to state statistics, darkness is one big factor, but the main factor in these deadly crashes is speed. so one thing we can all do this morning, mind the speed limit. in san jose, kris sanchez,

"today in the bay." >> thank you. 6:35, hundreds of cars are now seized after a sideshow in gilroy. it happened at the beginning of last month but authorities are only now showing pictures of the cars. police say there were about 500 cars involved. it happened in a target parking lot. police say many of those cited are from monterey, santa cruz and santa clara counties. the cars were impounded for 30 days. >> wow. >> that's a long time to go without your cool car. >> why would you want to put your car through that but, hey. >> good question for all. >> now police have it. looking over here, i'm not saying that i was immune from those spots when i was younger. over here thoughts of the commute right now. eastbound 80, this is where our traffic alert continues, getting away from the bay bridge headed up to highway 4 and the carquinez bridge. talk of a traffic break but it's not run yet so we only have one lane open, getting away from that stretch. that's going to be a slow stretch but look at our waze system, because to get around that, you have a smooth flow of

traffic. that blue drive there, well if you take this purple route across the benicia bridge it's about five or six miles farther but seven or eight minutes faster. waze will time it out, join nbc bay area wazers as your team. get you back out to the maps, you get the same waze information with the nbc bay area app. no major concerns, very light for the rest of the bay this friday and looking at the san mateo bridge where it does just kick in, this is not to be alarmed, starts to smooth out in the next few minutes, headed toward the peninsula. laura is i would eyed therwide . >> doesn't look fun. you have an event this weekend, too. >> 100th anniversary of nipopona nguyen, the community that raised me. it's fun. >> event for you, event for you. good weather for both? >> yes. >> all right. >> we'll have great weather this

weekend and we'll see high temperatures across the bay area reaching into the low 70s so it's time to get outside. we have better air quality and we're also going to have some cool mornings to start, leading into some warm days. looking at our sunday forecast, no major changes here, and it looks nice and calm. we also have another cultural event, de los muetos celebration in the oakland transitvillea vi. we go to low 70s throughout the day with sunshine and on sunday we have the raiders game, kickoff is at 1:05. we have great weather for this sunday, perfect football conditions it our high temperatures in the low 70s and not much of a wind, and as we go into the forecast for the weekend, you may want to head out of town, maybe go somewhere, where you can do some leaf peeping. if you are going to the sierra, it's past peak at this point, but as you go up in elevation, they are at full peak, so we are seeing in the foothills we are going to see some bright colors

in terms of the bright fall colors, and looking at far northern california, up around ukiah, extending toward eurekeu where we are near peak. it's going to of course be patchy across the rest of the bay area. so if you're going to lake tahoe this weekend, once again it's past peak, the leaves have fallen off. at least we have great weather this weekend, with some highs in the low 60s there. it just starts out cool. right now just checked it's about 19 degrees in the village of lake tahoe, south lake tahoe. looking at monterey for the weekend, we'll see highs in the low 70s here, so it will be nice to head to the coast. we'll talk about what's going on today with our temperature trend for the south bay, that's coming up in three minutes. >> finally feeling like fall. >> yes. >> thanks a lot, 6:39. another wildfire exploding in southern california. dramatic new images and evacuations. then later -- >> at what age do you think is

should be legal? >> we're missing the whole point. >> we have to have the conversation about a lot of other things. >> an in-depth look at growing calls to raise the legal age to purchase marijuana at 7:00 on the "today" show, what kids in california are saying about a rare warning from the surgeon general. and of course, we will take you out to washington for the latest on the impeachment process. we take you out to the big board in new york city as well, where the dow industrials reacting very nicely to a good, good jobs report, it's jobs friday, also google is buying fitbit. you're watching "today in the bay."

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a clear start, we're going to have some chilly temperatures in evergreen, we're going to reach from the mid-40s to start into the low 70s. now normally our high temperature is about 69 degrees for november 1st but we're going above that today. we'll talk about what's ahead in the weekend forecast, that's coming up in less than five minutes. >> as we look at this wide view of the east bay, everything looks pretty green. we zoom in on the traffic alert, which continues for eastbound 80. we still have yet to hear of lanes being cleared. so far just your right lane is open getting up to the carquinez bridge, westbound slows for the distraction. we'll talk you through the rest. >> 6:43 right now. breaking news out of southern california, where a new out of control wildfire is burning. the maria fire is threatening hundreds of homes in ventura county. these are live pictures from our nbc station in los angeles. the fire started about 6:00 last

night. you see it near cammario. it burned more than 8,000 acres and right now there is no containment. firefighters are saying the winds are dying down slightly. this is one of more than a dozen fires burning across california and collectively the current fires burned nearly 200,000 acres. more than 700 structures are destroyed. as soon as the top of the hour, firefighters may provide a new update on the kincade wildfire. in the past few days they've been holding the containment line. as of last night it was 65% contained. the number of acres burned is still at about 77,000 acres but the number of buildings destroyed is higher, new 349. 165 of which are homes. most evacuation orders were lifted on wednesday. authorities so far not identifying the armed man shot and killed yesterday by police officers in east san jose. this all started yesterday

afternoon when officers were called about a man with a gun walking in a shopping center, year jackson and mckee road. the man ignored orders and he was shot one block away from the original scene. the incident left some bystanders terrified. >> people in the other complex, shopping complex over here that were a little bit scared about somebody walking around with a gun. >> they had to shoot him, you know, for their protection and everybody else in the community. >> police say the injured gunman was taken to the hospital, where he later died. no one else was injured. and so far, the man who was shot and killed wednesday night by a san jose bta security guard has not been named but deputies are showing off weapons they say he had when the confrontation happened, it was at the santa teresa station and investigators say the man was holding three knives and a pair of scissors

and injured the guard -- ignored the guard's commands. no one else was injured. congress is doing the thing you'd least expect after making a major decision to move the impeachment process forward on the president. >> going on a break. >> they'll be back after veterans day. it was a prescheduled break and to be clear some lawmaker als w stick around and hear more from behind closed door testimony from white house insiders and diplomats as they recount what they know about the phone call with ukraine. tim morrison is an ult ultra conservative republican. those who heard his testimony say morrison confirms the president strongarmed the leader of ukraine exchanging military help for an investigation, quid pro quo. morrison defended the president saying he didn't think the behavior broke the law. remember, you don't have to break the law to be impeached. abuse of power is one of the potential charges. that's not covered by a specific law. the house voted to adopt

rules it set out to continue the impeachment process, laying out rules republicans asked for like public hearings, the ability to ask the president's lawyers and them to cross-examine, all democrats but two voted yes, all republicans voted no. >> the founding fathers understood that a leader might take hold of the oval office, who would sacrifice the national security, who would fail to defend the constitution, who would place his personal and political interests above the interests of the country. they understood that might happen, and they provided a mechanism to deal with it, and that mechanism is called impeachment. >> we now found, after the fact, that adam schiff and his staff actually met with the whistle-blower. the only person in this congress who knows who the whistle-blower is, is adam schiff. the only person who is withholding the whistle-blower from coming forward is adam schiff. >> the whistle-blower is

irrelevant. we'll explain why on twitter, follow me there, @scottmcgrew. >> thanks. let's get something straight at the start of september, no one thought the 49ers would be undefeated half way through the season. >> we were certainly hopeful but look at that. here we are. in arizona last night taking on the cardinals, jimmy g., boy he played great. in the first quarter, down by a touchdown, garoppolo hits george kittle for a 30-yard touchdown. kittle was breaking tackles along the way tying the game at 7-7. in the third quarter jimmy g. throws his fourth touchdown pass of the game. the niners improve to the 8-0 for the 28-25 victory. over arizona. >> those boys are on fire, baby. >> my gosh, so exciting to see. >> you know what was annoying, while i was watching the game the doorbell kept ringing. >> that's right. >> i wonder why. >> trick-or-treaters. >> three some candy throw some candy out there.

>> all right, looking ahead at this forecast and the weekend. >> we're going to have a great weekend, and our temperatures will be warming up into the upper 70s, but we do start out with some cold air this morning, as you get ready to head out the door, you may be blasting the heater, looking live right now in oakland, it's going to be a cool start, but a nice warm afternoon. we're also still dealing with the unhealthy air quality, drifts of smoke come in from the kincade fire. current air quality, it will be a little bit smoky in parts of the north bay as well as san francisco, and parts of northern contra costa county. elsewhere across the bay area, air quality will be improving, and then as we make weekend plans, expect more of this, our morning starts in the 30s in the north bay but we're also seeing temperatures in the 30s in livermore as well as san martin, so it's going to be chilly, as you head out, and you need the jacket, but then later on as the day goes along, you'll be shedding that jacket and trying to find somewhere to keep it, as

our temperatures in mountain view start out at 43 degrees. we'll be at 63 degrees at 11:00 and upper 60s by early this afternoon, reaching up to 75 in san jose. 67 will be the high in san francisco. in santa rosa, napa, as well as clearlake we're reaching 76 degrees, and livermore today up to 74. here is our weather setup showing the high pressure that's giving us a very light offshore wind flow. the good news is we don't see any low pressure nearby which creates that pressure gradient and makes it really windy. we're not expecting any high winds in the forecast but this high pressure will not budge. so as we go into the next several days, it does keep us dry, and there are some storm systems out over the pacific, but this kind of blocks them from moving in. they go up and around it, and so that rain stays to the north of the bay area from this weekend, into next week, even into next weekend, that rain stays away. so we are going to continue a dry pattern. temperatures will stay down in

the upper 70s for the next several days for the inland areas. cool mornings with san francisco also not seeing many changes here from now through the next seven days. mike, the traffic alert has it just cleared? >> seconds ago, enough time to scramble our resources and red back to blue, the calming blue because the lanes have cleared, eastbound 80 already showing improvement for speeds getting away from the bay bridge up in toward pinole, there is a little slowing at hilltop drive, that will ripple back. we talked traffic has a memory but no longer a view of the crash westbound 80 should move more smoothly. there wasn't a big backup for the westbound direction so the bay bridge toll plaza should maintain a smooth backup with only the backup approaching the toll plaza by the parking lot for the cash lanes. highway 4 shows a little more slowing out of pittsburg, that's about it for contra costa county. a little blip here and there for 880 through oakland and down in toward hayward. the san mateo bridge out of all the routes shows the most change. san jose in general starting to

see speeds dip below the limit for 87 and 101. we'll get a quick look at the san mateo bridge where we show westbound does show that slower creep across that flat section, this is not unusual, even for a friday, but we do have a slower drive just keep that in note and we'll have more traffic hitting the dumbarton bridge in the next half hour. over here the note is that smarttrain restored full service and free service from sonoma down toward san rafael, that is going on until november 6th, there will perhaps be disruptions from time to time, a lot of recovery work up in the north bay as folks start to head back home and power starts to be restored. back to you guys. >> thanks, mike. 6:52. happening now, kelly clarkson just announced a vegas residency. the grammy award winning and nbc daytime talk show host will perform at planet hollywood resort and casino, dates in april and go until september. tickets go on sale next week. she'll continue to host her show that airs every day at 3:00 on

nbc bay area. next we have a look at the top stories we're following, including the breaking news of a deadly halloween party shooting, at least four people are dead, more hurt, just minutes ago we spoke with someone who lives in that neighborhood near that home where it happened, what he has to say, all new for you next. and in business news, netflix has a lot more competition this morning, what do expect from apple's big streaming launch. it is 6:53 for you. don't want to go back in time to 5:00. you're watching "today in the bay." there are those who will say that you're:

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the bay." >> breaking news all morning, four people are dead, shot during a halloween party in orinda last night. witnesses tell our cheryl hurd that shooting took place a little before 11:00 at a home rented out on airbnb. they say about 100 people were there, and witnesses told us that at least some of them are students at oakland's laney college. we're still trying to confirm all of those details with law enforcement. we know at least four people are being treated at john muir hospital. there's no update on their condition. we spoke to a neighbor who says it was just chaos. >> i mean, it was terrifying in the first moments, just because we didn't know what was going on, and a lot of our neighbors worried people might be still doing things that were dangerous, but now it's just kind of frustrating. >> the neighbors add the party is unusual for their area, and will continue to follow this breaking news and bring you those updates as they come in. a live look at san jose, where you may notice more and

better marked bike lanes, part of reaching the goal of zero traffic related deaths on city streets and now the city will receive a six-figure boost to help those with the issues and the cause, getting $100,000 grant for education and outreach to help walkers and bikers as well as drivers with special focus on seniors. new this morning, at 6:57, google is getting into the fitness tracker business. the tech giant is buying san francisco's fitbit for $2.1 billion. fitbit makes the popular fitness tracker, you may have on your wrist right now and in its announcement google noted the health and wellness data it acquires will not be used with google ads. new this morning, the friday jobs numbers are out. u.s. economy added 128,000 jobs in october, that's despite a temporary drag from the general motors workers strike. unemployment rate went up to 3.6% from its record low of 3.5% just last month.

today apple joins the streaming wars with apple plus, and the cost $5 a month and right now, they only have nine shows to offer including the star-powered drama "the morning show." experts say apple is taking more of a mythological approach to shows. >> it's going to be all those originals and that's it. >> a great library but the original content made under the brand umbrellas, we're very, very different than any other service that's out there. >> this was disney's ceo talking about its new streaming service, in less than two weeks, disney plus will launch november 12th with a deep catalogue of popular franchises, including marvel, star wars and pixar, all for just $7 a month. in case you missed it, a site south bay movie fans across the area will probably mourn. >> for decades, the century sign on winchester boulevard directed

san jose moviegoers to the dome theaters, numbered 22, 21 and 23, but all three theaters are now closed and two are being torn down. the signs will be going to stockton for restoration and yes, there is a sequel in the works. the refurbished signs will then return to a permanent home at the history san jose museum. this weekend you'll get an extra hour of sleep, daylight saving time ends on sunday at 2:00 a.m. time to fall back, fall back into bed. yep, we fall back and gain an extra hour of sleep. one of my favorite sundays of the year. >> when i was younger, that meant i could stay out one hour later. >> to your advantage. we're going to also have great weather this weekend, reaching into the upper 70s inland. morning temperatures chilly, starting out in the 40s. >> in the meantime, i-80 quickly recovering? >> yes, quickly because of the lighter traffic so the upper east shore freeway looks good in

the circled zone. the earlier traffic alert cleared about 15 minutes ago and the rest of the bay is clear. >> all right, that's what's happening "today in the bay." we're back at 7:25 with a live news jep date. >> and the midday show at 11:00. see you then, have a great friday. good morning, breaking overnight, one-two punch. massive storms hammer the east coast with heavy rain and high winds, power knocked out to hundreds of thousands. while out west a dangerous new wildfire roars to life near los angeles. residents ordered to leave in a hurry. we're live on both coasts with the very latest. a house divided. >> the resolution is adopted. >> for just the fourth time in u.s. history, a formal presidential impeachment investigation is launched, a vote straight down party lines. >> it's a sad day because nobody comes to congress to impeach a