companies like airbnb. plus another dmv dilemma, the agency revealing information was improperly shared. "today in the bay" continues right now. thanks so much for joining us on this wednesday morning. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's start out with the weather. kari hall is tracking that for us. another nice day. >> more of the same. but we've also been seeing some of the fog developing. as we look outside in san francisco, if we can't get rain, i guess fog is the next best thing. i can't even say it. it is too early and the coffee hasn't kicked in yet. next best thing. so we will see cool temperatures this morning. and looking at antioch and where we're going to start, upper 40s but leading up to 70 already by noon. we'll talk more about this and mike you have changes ahead in oakland. >> that's right. we already have a build here in the fast track lanes bithey have

not yet opened the last of the cash lanes. this car will have to change lanes because that last cash lane is not yet open. let's look over here, what has opened up is getting away from the bay bridge, the disabled vehicle off of 580 right near 980, that is cleared now. no problems coming in up from 580, 880 through oakland. a smooth drive on both sides of the bay. there is a little fire off of 680 reported in the police leas area. we'll talk about that coming up sxwloop a . and here are the top headlines from the election yesterday. district attorney's race is too close to call because of rank choice voting. only 240 votes separate the two with suzy loftus leading chesa boudin. it could be days before a winner actually emerges there. in the meantime, mayor breed is cruising to another four years

in office . she has 68% of the vote. san francisco voters also decided some key propositions. pete suratos is joining us with those details. >> reporter: good morning. those propositions ranging on issues of affordable housing and the ecigarette ban. that did garner national attention as folks were keeping a close eye on those results. let start with prop "a," voters in san francisco approving prop "a" this allowed the city to sell $600 million in bonds for affordable housing. that makes it the largest sale of its kind in san francisco history. when it comes to prop "c," voters said no to overturn the rule suspending the sale of ecigarettes not approved by the fda. and finally voters said yesterday to proposition "d," that would impact everyone who

takes uber are on lyft into the city. this would be a tax for customers is for most trips. 1.5% on pool rides. that charge is based on the overall cost of the trip. now here is how some in the city are reacting to these results. >> ride share has been shown to increase traffic in the city and decrease support for public transportation. as somebody who rides their bike, i'm very happy to see rides even ones that i use taxed. >> i'm actually really excited that prop "c" failed. board of supervisors already passed an ordinance rejecting vaping projects here in san francisco. >> reporter: another closely contested race as you mentioned was the district attorney race for san francisco. two close to call at this point between loftsuzy loftus and che

boudin. we'll dive into those numbers more in the next half hour. pete suratos, today "today in " bay." and we're updating our website as well with the latest numbers as they come in. that is at nbcbayarea.com. and we'll also be pushing out results through you our free nbc bay area app. and leaders took emergency action to ban some short term rentals after five people were shot and killed at a halloween party. bob redell is live for us. what is the next step for the city? >> reporter: in a couple weeks the city council is expected to formally approve the so-called urgent ordinance. this is an effort to stop the kind of parties that led to the death of these five young people this past halloween night. last night in front of a packed house, city council unanimously showed support for the emergency

member. the new ordinance will require that owners of short term rentals be present when renting the property. the property owner was not present during the party thursday night. airbnb has said that the renter was deceptive and violated the no house party rule for that rental. or they already require an occupancy tax and there a maximum occupancy of 13 people which was clearly violated thursday night in which they had over 100 people in attendance. last night the city council considered other restrictions including an outright ban on short term rentals and requiring a minimum number of days for short term rentals. >> i think just having more regulation isn't going to work unless there is real rigid enforcements. >> just ban them all, the chief doesn't have enough police officers to deal with this. >> reporter: law enforcement has not yet made any arrests in

connection with thursday's shooting. but as we have been reporting, nbc bay area has learned that two of the victims might be linked to a 2015 shooting in which four people were killed. bob redell, "today in the bay." handing todaytha happening case over a new state law aimed at forcing president trump to release his tax returns. governor newsom signed a bill that forced him to do so if he wants to be on the march ballot. in september a judge temporarily blocked it. the president's lawyers argue that the law was unconstitutional because the federal government has jurisdiction over requirements for candidates running for president. a live look at capitol hill where house impeachment investigators are preparing to hear from a high ranking state department official this morning, this comes a day after a key witness revised his

testimony setting off new skirmishes between democrats and republicans. coming up at 5:45, scott mcgrew will have much more in his checks and balances segment. the relatives of the six children and three women killed in the deadly ambush in mexico are calling it a massacre and demanding changes to improve the safety for those who live there. new video to show you showing mexico's foreign minister at the crime scene. he says mexico's president has already spoken about the attack with president trump. it all happened on monday in the northern next dan state of sonora not far from the border. among the dead, 8 month old twins. mexican say drug cartel attacked a convoy of three suvs. a close relative says their family has been there for years but you cartels are taking over and something must change.

>> it is not working. there needs to be something else. i'm not sure what it could be, but it used to be beautiful down there. >> eight children survived, five are being treated in u.s. hospitals. one of the children, a 13-year-old boy, walked 14 miles for help. right now authorities are still searching for the gunman. firefighters are still on track to have the kincade fire fully contained by tomorrow. the number of acres burned is still holding steady at about 78,000. at last check, it was 86% contained. nearly 400 structures have burned, a few hundred remain threatened. according to pg&e, hundreds are still without gas due to the fire. happening today, the towns of sor will hold its first city council meeting since it started and it is expected to approve a move that will allow people, restaurants and wineries the

ability to file insurance claims. the claims would be for the losses attributed to the power being shut off because of the fire. council members also expected to publicly thank firefighters for their hard work. b.a.r.t. is debuting a new extra wide gate today. the platform fare gate allows for wheelchair users to swipe in and get directly to the elevator. it will be at the montgomery street station. b.a.r.t. also plans to expand its he will swrater attendant program to two more stations. they will work to keep the elevators clean and accessible for those who need to use them. they first introduced them at the powell street and civic center locations last year. oakland says that it will negotia negotiate as the team looks to buy the city's half of the coliseum. according to the mercury news, last month the city sued blocking the team from buying the share of the complex. as want to give the city $85 million to redevelop the land.

in return the team wants the city to drop its lawsuit against ala alameda county. city council says that the city has not dropped its case. the dmv is under fire for allowing other government agencies to access the personal data of thousands of people. >> it is not a major breach suns it is your information. kris sanchez is joining us live in san jose with what we need to know. >> reporter: good morning. this is by far not the dmpt mv's biggest data breach, but it is the latest hit to the confidence of the people who have to use this agency. we're talking about 3200 people, their information was spro xlo miced over the last four years at least. if you are one of them, you should be getting a letter detailing what of your information was accessed. the dmv blames an error for allowing access to seven different agencies including

homeland security, irs, district attorney's office and others. we have reported previously on i.c.e. agents using dmv data to track down undocumented immigrants, but in a statement they say this was not that nor an issue of sharing or hackinging but one of access. a knee taanita gore says she immediately corrected it and have issued several layers of review. if you have been contacted because you were part of the breach, then you should definitely track your credit scores through the main reporting agencies. count kris sanchez, "today in the bay." something that really is good for anyone, whether you are single, a couple, groups. ice skating is returning. >> i love that. >> yes, and we'll have beautiful

weather for the opening of the holiday rink at union square. cool this morning, and we'll stay in the upper 50s as we go throughout the day. but right now as you head out, we're at 50 degrees in san francisco. and some lower 50s in san jose. you about going into this afternoon, warming up nicely with mid-60s. so we'll be tracking this and what is ahead for the weekend coming up. mike, you're tracking a fire? >> yeah, a fire was reported into the chp system. we'll look and we have green sensors all over, but the tri-valley happens to be where we see a little slowing which is typical. and foothill road, just over on the nile side of 680, a small fire reported in the trees along side the frontage road. fire crews say it is taken care of, so no worries.

over here highway 4, walnut creek interchange, pretty standard the bay bridge sorting out to what we expect the over the last five to seven minutes. 5:13. a manhunt, ahead on "today in the bay," new leads on the search for two murder suspects that escaped from jail. plus a company that has the word real in its name twice may have a problem with fakes. we'll take a look. plus trinding this morniend a look at one fan's incredible hogwarts themed bedroom makeover. ok, network inspection. -ok.

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good wednesday morning. 5:16 as we get a live look in san jose. we're seeing a lot of clouds to start and we've also seen patchy fog in parts of the bay area. in east san jose, evergreen will start in the low 50s but we're heading up to 67 degrees. we'll talk more about what is ahead in the forecast coming up in less than five minutes. good steady slow of traffic. we're heading toward the dublin interchange where gist off juste have a cone. no major issues. good morning. a very happy wednesday to you.

every time you see positive numbers, the chances of recession are fading slightly. so good news there. real real has real problems. i'll get to that in a minute. interesting news about hewlett-packard, the "wall street journal" says xerox wants to buy it. now, that would be quite a feat. we'll keep our eye on this. more trouble for facebook, the company says as many as 100 developers have access to your data including pictures and names. facebook used to allow this but cut outside developers off after the whole cambridge analytica scandal. an activist group flew a banner above the facebook campus tuesday objecting to their decision to include breitbart in it supposedly trustworthy news section. the right wing breitbart has

published undefendable content in t past. and cnbc has found problems with the company real real. they resell brand name fashion. cnbc found not everything real real sells is authenticated by an expert. and the employees are working under strinkt quotas that cnbc says leads to fakes being sold. the ceo says there are absolutely no fakes on the site. this is getting more and more difficult even if you are very careful. because the fakes are getting so good. but this industry is enormous. it is an enormous part of retail sales particularly for women. >> the real real, they have a new york store and i've never been, but friends say it is amazing. >> if you can get prada bag for

70% off, but we are make sure it is real. gla a starting today, dunkin did he nut locations will start selling the beyond sausage sandwich. it is plant based meat from beyond meat. people can try it for free tomorrow and friday from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. >> so where is the beef? turning to this one for you. wizards and muggles, this is a serious harry potter do it yourself project you have to see. a southern california man totally transformed his bedroom into the scene straight out of hogwarts. he says he brought to life using items from the thrift stores and

sigh styrofoam. he still wants to add more props, paintings that move and find a secret hiding spot for his bed. >> that is a lot of work. >> that is not a do it myself. >> he'll be part of the tour for universal studios. >> that is a real fan. so we're cool this morning temperature-wise as you get ready to head out. here is a live look in oakland where we've seen some drifts of fog coming through and we've also had those temperatures starting out in the low 40s. if you are on your way out to the fruitville b.a.r.t. station, you still need the jacket. we'll see more clouds before it clears out. and then we'll have another really nice day ahead going from the low 50s to the low 60s by 1:00 today. let's go through all the microclimates and see how the day shapes up. at noon, we're the a 67 in know

vault t novato, 76 in livermore, san jose 71. upper 70s today keeping in mind that for san jose, normal high is only about 67 degrees. we'll be about 10 degrees above that today. and another warm afternoon if you want to get out there and enjoy sushlgs see a lot of sunshine. and this evening temperatures do cool off quickly. but we've also had some drifts of smoke. this shows the smoke coming in from the ranch fire that is just south of redding. and so most of that smoke has been coming into parts of the north bay, you can see where it went yesterday. and parts of the east bay as well as san francisco may have had some hazy skies. we'll see the same thing again today. and it is all because the weather pattern hasn't changed. high pressure still in control just off to our west. and it is also blocking our rain chances going into the next several days. even as we look farther out and what is coming down the pike, still more storm systems that

will steer to the north of the bay area so no rain in our forecast. we're looking at well above normal temperatures. and san francisco the mid-60s today with patchy fog but clearing out this afternoon. a predictable pattern right now peninsula, south bay, no problem. a good deal coming out of the south county. maybe a little slowing out of is an mart teen but nothing unexpected. and now we have this getting in toward 580, a little more slowing as volume builds. about a half hour on the 580 off of marsh creek road and that is to be expected. a little slowing right here pittsburg and bay point. and there is the build at the toll plaza.

looks like a typical pattern and the cash lanes filling in past the end of the parking lot. and just like that, up in smoke. we'll talk about two bay area counties moving ahead with proposed bans on ecigarettes. plus still on the run, an update on the search for two of accused murderers who escaped from monterey county jail. welcome to the carnival 30 minute tour.

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5:25 for you right now. and two escaped inmates who are murder suspects from monterey county are still on the run this morning. law enforcement last night surrounded this motel 6 after getting a call that one of the men might be inside. but the room was empty. they were facing murder charges in unrepresented cases.

investigators say that they escaped over the weekend by cutting a hole in the bathroom ceiling. two bans on ecigarette sales are moving forward. it will apply to unincorporated areas. the final vote is expected later this month. san mateo county leaders also approved a similar ban for all of incorporated areas. final vote schedule for next week. the new ban would take effect next month. today ellen is paying tribute to ten brave men and women who have been on the front lines of california wildfires. >> i love all of you. >> we love you. >> i love firefighters. >> who doesn't? these are southern california firefighters who helped save homes in places like simi valley near the getty center. and ellen has a big surprise planned for the group. tune in at 4:00. and if you can't be home, set your dvr.

some election results are already in. still ahead for us, live report on election night, big winners and the big changes coming our way. and plus all you new, a deadly shooting involving two teenagers in contra costa county. the search now under way for the gunman. wednesday

morning. taking a live look outside, golden gate bridge. traffic picking up there but still pretty light for the moment. keeping track of the forecast for you, want to say good morning and thanks for joining us. >> let's head over to kari hall, she's keeping us up-to-date with

the foggy weather. >> it is drifting around this morning and even making it into parts of the east bay. here is a live look at fremont. we will deal with low availabili advisability and cool temperatures. we'll see the fog clearing out throughout the day and temperatures warming up too. we're heading in to the mid-70s for much of the inner bay, inland areas reaching upper 70s and it will be another nice one. we'll talk about this and what is ahead for the weekend. mike you're watching the bay bridge. >> we expect the metering lights to be turned on and they are. and there is the backup that we expect. you see the low clouds hovering around. but visibility on the span is just fine today. and that is great right now. fog drifting around. of course yesterday had a lot of slowing across the san mateo bridge and really hit the dumbarton bridge late morning

commute. so far it is trending great. along 680, no problems. new for you this morning, a teenage girl is dead and a teenage boy injured. this is after a double shooting in antioch. police responded to shots fired in a neighborhood south of highway 4. when they arrived, they did not find any victims but a short time later two 17-year-olds somehow managed to get themselves to an emergency room. that girl died. police say that the gunman is not in custody. and the results are still coming in in some of the bay area election races. others including san francisco's mayor race are already easily decided. >> pete suratos is live looking at a race that had everyone's attention. >> reporter: yeah, definitely has a lot of people's attention. and that is the district attorney race for san francisco. and at this point, it is still too close to call. it comessuzy loftus and

chesa boudin. loftus is a former prosecutor and was president of the police commission. she was appointed as interim district attorney by london breed. the former district attorney decided to run for the same position in l.a. boudin's background is a public defender and he represents a more progressive position 13e k specifically in the area of criminal justice reform. just before midnight, boudin had more than 2,000 vote than loftus, but after rank choice voting which is a system that allows voters to rank candidates to eliminate the need for a runoff, loftus took the lead at 50.13%.

now, this marks the first d.a. race in more than 100 years where there wasn't an incumbent candidate. we expect to get another update at 4:00 p.m. we'll have more election recap in san francisco in the next half hour. pete suratos, "today in the bay." so keeping track of san francisco's mayoral race, london breed easily locked up that re-election with 100% of precincts reporting. she had 68% of the vote. she won a special election last year to seven out ed lee's term. she took a moment to thank supporters but that there is still a lot of work to do. >> i'm excited but i'm also anxious to continue to get the work done because i want them to be proud of the decision that they made. i want them to see a difference and be happy about the conditions of san francisco. and that will take a lot of work. >> we're updating our website with the latest numbers as they come in.

nbcbayarea.c nbcbayarea.com. and we're also pushing out alerts in our free app. police say that luke enna last month raped an 18-year-old woman who was house sitting for him. enna worked for san ramon football club but no longer works there. he claims nothing inappropriate happened with any of his players, but parents are now shocked. >> whenever you hear something like that, it is always heartbreaking. any parent especially a parent of daughters. my heart goes out to the young woman. >> there is no evidence that there are other victims, but if there are, investigators would like to speak with them. happening today, a man who claims that he was a victim of child sexual abuse by clergy members plans to talk in oakland about his new lawsuit. he says he was a victim of both a brother and priest in the

1980s. both clergy members worked closely with the oakland diocese but neither was a member of the diocese and both have now died. also both of the clergy members have also been with the diocese considered credibly accused of sex crimes. san francisco leaders have declared a state of emergency in response to a surge in deaths of walkers and bicyclists in the city. it happened despite recent safety improvements. during yesterday's hearing, they also talked about a number of deaths. this year as of october 22nd, 24 people died in traffic-related accidents in san francisco. 134 vehic 14 with were walking, nine died in crashes. city leaders still want to reach a goal of zero traffic-related deaths by the year 2024. i love my job, but that is the worst part when i find out about a fatality.

be careful out there, folks. volume is building for san rafael. as we look at the map, you see from highway 37 down to golden gate bridge, should be under 20 minutes. there is a hazard sign that just popped up, so that means something else has been reported. a lot of times it is a box or cone in the road so we'll double check that. you may have a patch of fog or two. and look here in fremont, you will to contend with the low clouds. and we're inching closer to the weekend. >> and we'll have some great weather and a lot of the ice rinks will be opening so that will be a theme of the weekend forecast. and we'll be out there ice skating to 80 degree temperatures inland on saturday. the bay will be in the mid-70s and coastal areas in the upper 60s. sunday we also will see this

nice warm weather continuing with a lot of clear skies. we have the children's winter fest in walnut creek. and rob will be out there saturday. and we'll see temperatures in the upper 70s for the middle of the day. it will be pretty nice. and then in san francisco, cooler temperatures and maybe even still able to wear a jacket if you are going out ice skating during the middle of the day. but the evening hours, we'll be in the upper 50s by 6:00. if you are heading to lake tahoe, people are ice skating out here, we'll see temperatures there in the mid-60s for highs. and then morning temperatures dipping back into the 30s. if you are going to carammel valley, expect to be very warm, reaching the low 80s. we'll talk about the temperature trend coming up in three minutes. his industry solved. co

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outside and see how things are rolling in palo alto. right now advise anlvisibility clear. fog will be drifting around but it will clear out throughout the day and temperatures go from 50 to 66 degrees at noon. another warm day ahead, we'll talk about that and the weekend forecast coming up in about five minutes. traffic is starting to build. the westbound problems we'll talk about coming up. and new this morning, an 8-year-old boy is in the hospital after being hit by a car while he was riding his bike. it happened last night on lone freeway. so far we don't know what his injuries are, but crews air lifted him to ucf children's hospital in oakland. the accident happened in the

same spot where a woman flipped her car after hitting a utility pole. voters in brentwood shooting homes.well-known plan to build the hotly debated proposal would have expanded the city limits to add low income housing west of highway 4. nearly 80% of people said no. opponents claim the measure would bring bumper-to-bumper traffic for residents who already make long commutes. it has been the talk of the town for months. a whopping 32% of registered voters showed up to the polls. and in el cerrito, measure h will extend a par are shal tax. the tax covers parks and rec spending and need as two-thirds majority to pass. new this morning, fighting fires on the front lines and online. more and are more scientists are being called in to help

pre-difficult wildfire behavior. at uc san diego, scientists are using data from utility cameras, weather stations and nexus satellites to better determine where fires are headed. that can speed up the evacuations and the use of fire breaks. >> it will jump this highway, or a small spark can grow to be a big storm and become uncontrollab uncontrollable. >> just like firefighters, team members sometimes have to take long shifts working 24/7 to monitor the evolving fires. now a follow on up of a glowing complaint that lax is expanding its new ride share and taxi parking lot. as we have been showing you, the you new pickup policy has led to long lines and an hour or more in wait times. arriving travelers now have to go to a special lot. sfo experienced its own ride share blues back in june after making similar changes. sfo also worked to fix the problem opening another entrance

at the pickup area. new details, major changes in store are at usc after the college admissions scandal. their governing board will be cut in size, term and age limits will be applied. the university president and board chair will be limited in their ability to pick members. some say the board was too large and unwilling to respond to recent scandal as. lori loughlin is scheduled to go to trial next year for allegedly bribing a fixer to get her two daughters into usc. new for you this morning, a caller helps lead l.a. police to a treasure trove of stolen artwork. officers found $800,000 worth of signed prints by a scottish artist after the unidentified owner contacted them. police believe the works were in the san fernando home for a few years. the owner he checked on the law enforcement database to discover that they were stolen. there has been a major

development in the impeachment inquiry. >> a key witness who said that there was no quid pro quo has changed his mind. >> to remind you, gordon sondland is the u.s. ambassador to the european union. he was one of the first to testify behind closed doors to the three congressional committees. at the time of his first testimony, he said that there was no quid pro quo. president trump was not trading military help to ukraine in exchange for ukraine investigating the bidens. but after sondland testified, others testified. so you had sondland and then you had bill taylor acting ambassador to ukraine undermining some of sondland's testimony. and then lieutenant colonel vindman said that he notified white house lawyers about the quid pro quo. well, after these testimonies, sondland's memory was refreshed and he updated his spoken testimony with new written testimony saying that he now

recalls a discussion of an investigation into biden. president trump has said the other people who testified he made a deal with ukraine were never trumpers and disloyal. sondland is a big trump campaign contributor. he could not be painted as a never trumper. it is a problem for trump's allies in congress who took that there was no quid pro quo and said see, that proves it, case closed. lindsey graham one of the president's closest allies has responded by saying he is refusing to read any of the testimony. republicans also smarting from a walloping in virginia where statehouse elections there pushed the republican majority out of both sides of the statehouse. so the governor and statehouse both sides will be democrats. >> i'm here to officially declare today november 5 that virginia is officially blue. congratulations. >> so tipping the democratic for the first time in decades, they only had to win a few seats to

do this. the republican majority was very small. one of the newly elected representatives who made that tip is an indian immigrant and the first muslim to serve in the virginia statehouse. the president travelled to kentucky monday to rally for the governor there 15iing republicans had to show the world impeachment was a fake. can't do that to me, he said. don't let it happen. the vote was close, but the democrat has won the governorship from kentucky, it is a very close race it will no doubt be challenged. and the republican incumbent has yet to concede. we're watching everything that is happening in washington and indeed all over the united states. you can follow me on twitter. i'm at scott mcgrew. when it comes to b.a.r.t., it takes all kind. >> and when it comes to hoofing it, this photo proves there are numerous options including a b.a.r.t. train. before you even think about poechb anyi ponying up and doing this yourself, b.a.r.t. says he was only allowed to bring it on board after providing paperwork

showing that it is a registered service animal. b.a.r.t. called this the first in b.a.r.t. transportation history or are should we say horse-tory. you can help bring the winchester mystery house to life in lego form. votes are being taken on facebook to create a display he at the lego land discovery center opening next year. other bay area landmarks you can vote for include the golden gate bridge, levi stadium and city hall. the winner will be announced later this month. the play new center will open ut spring. one of the iconic spots. >> used to be the ford motor plant. >> amounts histo little history.

the day will start out with some fog. it is clear in dublin right now. we've had some cool temperatures to start and it is not as cold this morning. but we're still dropping down to the mid-40s here. we'll see the temperatures heating unfairly quickly. 7 72 at 1:00. the "7-day forecast" is at the bottom of the screen. you're highs today, 77 in east san jose and the east bay also reaching the upper 70s with concord up to 79 degrees. we'll max out at about 72 in redwood city with san francisco reaching 64. and north bay, highs up to 78 in napa and 81 in uhe couldkiah. you may be comfortable with light long sleeves. as the day goes on, it will feel so nice outside.

so make sure that you go for a walk or even park the car away from where you are heading in and wear comfortable shoes. and we're getting ready for the raiders game for thursday night football. if you are going, you have great weather. mid afternoon, we're at 72, but be prepared for the temperatures that will drop off quickly by halftime, upper 50s there. so we're stuck in this weather pattern with cool mornings and warm afternoons. high pressure will steer all you of the storm systems well to the north of the bay area. no changes here going into the weekend as well as next week, even possibly the week after that. there is a lot of rain out there in the pacific, but it will stay well clear of the bay area. we'll continue our dry pattern going into early next week with our inland temperatures mostly in the upper 70s, low 80s. san francisco expects upper 60s over the next few days and we will see some patches of fog

rolling in. it is 5:51 and we expect this westbound commute across the san rafael bridge. and it has been backed up at the bay bridge when the meerting lights go on. so typical pattern driving westbound. just north there is a minor crash but not really affecting the flow heading toward the crossing for 880. we'll keep tracking the low clouds. but so far, fog has not been a major part of your commute. about 35 minutes from marsh creek road down to 580. and 580 behind me coming out of the altamont pass, typical slowing into livermore.

spotty slowing here for 680 and an issue for hayward southbound 880 just past 92, a new incident reported. i'll gather more details on that. san jose, a smooth flow but you see tapping of the brake lights in the typical places. talk about girl power, happening today a major win for equal pay. the australian women's national soccer team will earn the same page as their male counterparts. the women's team will also get an equal split of commercial revenue. equal pay has been in the spotlight since the american women's team sued alleging gender discrimination in earnings and coming up. modernizing america's national parks. the controversial proposal to allow modern conveniences including amazon deliveries inside public parks. i feel so much more refreshed. >> and trending this morning,

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>> it would. >> so i'll take fridays, you take mondays. >> i can work that. >> bhos bosses are like keep r. america's national parks may be one step closer to including modern conveniences that so many people are really trying to skach. >> the trump administration is reportedly considering allowing son deliv amazon deliveries and food trucks. the committee issued a memo outlining the new model to make public profits profitable. one suggestion is high quality contemporary campgrounds including food trucks, mobile pop-up shops and on site amazon deliveries for convenience. all paid for by new baseline fees. in an effort to attract young people to the park, the idea is sure to generate backlash as well. there was a lot of anger last year when a starbucks actually

opened a controversial store in yosemite. also new this morning, cvs and u.p.s. say they have completed the first successful drone deliveries of prescription medicine. >> it happened last friday in north carolina, the first to a customer's hole, t customer's home, the second to a retirement center. there was a symposium last night in san francisco to discuss mental health in sports. they talked about mental health struggles throughout their careers. >> i was dealing with a time of depression and really bad anxiety. i got five concussions from playing volleyball. >> at 8:00 friday night, nbc

sports bay area will debut the documentary head strong, mental health in sports. if you can't be home, don't rfo dvr. happening today in contra costa county, school lireaders will have a shelter in place drill at 11:00 this morning. every school and daycare center across the county is expected and encouraged to participate. right now decision 2019, a slim margin in a hotly contested race for san francisco's d.a. as the mayor claims victory and voters decide the future of housing, vaping and ride sharing. plus rental rules, the overnight consensus in the east bay after a deadly halloween house party shooting. what the change means for companies like airbnb. fastest recovery of a mammal in human history. >> and a sign of hope for an endangered species. the once endangered fox making a

comeback in california. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a very good wednesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike will get us through the humpday commute and kari hall has the weather. >> and we are starting out with some patches of fog and cool temperatures. as you head out, wanted to show you the view in san francisco. not much of a view because of the fog blocking the upper decks of the towers of the city and some of the high rise buildings. as we head inland to concord, we'll be in the upper 40s, but a quick warmup headed our way. some upper 60s by noon, low 70s by 1:00 and eventually up to about 77 there. we'll get a look at all of the microclimates coming up. and mike, you're tracking the backup at the bay bridge? >> that's right. and we also seem to have sort of the