we want to take you to we're starting to see it mixing jamming up at the incline. florida this morning. take a look at this. out and moving to the central valley and the sierra. this is as hurricane sally is reports of a slow rolling truck making landfall. that's sam brock, formerly from on the san francisco size may nbc bay area, now with nbc news, cause a backup where the metering lights were turned on doing live reports. it's been remarkable to see some a lot easier on my mind. early, moving a little slower of the photos coming out in the the gravel spilled the rocks on now. we're filled in right here. west 80. back to you, marcus. area. the bay bridge approach into san >> thank you, mike. intense winds and just a massive six months after louisville francisco has been cleared from storm there buckling that area. the report over at fremont and police killed breonna taylor in we haven't had much slowing. her home, taylor's family has category 2 storm so far. a little slowing up the incline reached a settlement with the let's check in with kari. nothing like that in our which we expect right now. city of louisville. no problems yet at the toll plaza. neighborhood this morning. now her mother is speaking to no, we've been so happy to the big backup through oakland, nbc news about what it means to the family. see improved air quality. taylor's family says that the we're breathing some of the best south 880 approaching the air we've had in over a month construction zone. $12 million settlement included now so it's nice to see all still registering down to one an agreement for comprehensive green here on the map. lane. we will continue to track that, we'll talk about the forecast as police reform. >> the reforms were the most scheduled to clear by 6:00. we go throughout the day and important part for me. what's ahead. in a couple weeks we've seen a cleaner air. late pickup. mike, you've been tracking a san jose looks fine on the maps. couple of crashes this morning. they won't help breonna but they yeah, thankfully those all cleared up, kari. will make sure hopefully we we have mostly green on my maps. don't have another breonna. green is good but we'll show you back over to you. >> you can watch the full where it's not go, it's slow deadly violence erupting interview on the "today" show at overnight in san jose. over in oakland. look, the area approaching the five people have been shot, two 7:00 right afterthern

of them are dead. bridge, the golden gate bridge, may have some fog. an issue as far as the volume of california we're still watching "today in the bay's" kris the raging bobcat wildfire. traffic a little sanchez is live at the scene this morning. construction crew as you it.roach 23rd. it is threatening in the san >> reporter: this happened so close to campus, in fact, that back to you. all right, well, this is a gabriel mountains. we are right next door to a lot going on in san jose. sorority house here near campus. flames burned within 500 feet yesterday, close to it. breaking news that we're the observatory is more than 115 covering, a deadly night. five people shot, two did not years old and is the home of the you can see police are still on survive. "today in the bay's" kris the scene and we are still waiting for the coroner. hubbell telescope which sanchez joins us live near the scene. revolutionized astronomy. this is close to san jose state the out-of-control fire has burned more than 40,000 acres campus. what do you know about it, kris? there. >> reporter: it's very close to officers found five people who as the reward grows to find san jose state, but it's also were shot, two of them did not the gunman who opened fire on just a regular neighborhood survive and died here at the here. two l.a. county deputies, we do know that police are still scene. the other three are now at an here on the scene at south area hospital. investigators are intensifying we don't know how they're doing the manhunt. a go fund me effort has raised eighth and reed street not far at this point this morning, but one witness tells us that people from campus. we are also waiting for the seem to be gathered around a more than $300,000, this is for coroner at this point. street side memorial when the the deputies. it was about 10:00 last night the reward is now $200,000. when officers arrived in the shooting happened. neighborhood to find those five it comes as the city manager of gunshot victims, two people died another neighbor tells us there l.a. county linwood suspended was another shooting before this here at the scene. three others are now at an area hospital. for instagraming a response with we don't know how they're doing one. >> this is not the type of at this point this morning. a photo of malcolm x saying community we want to live in. that, quote, chickens come home one witness tells us people were to roost.

gathered around the street side this is not the example we want memorial when the shooting to set for our kids. end quote. happened. another witness told us there his statement reads in part was another shooting before this communities like compton where one. and, i mean, what can we really the shooting took place have been plagued by deputy gangs do about it? i heard five shots go off, a deal with it. that inflict fear and violence, bunch of screaming. a couple cars and i told my wife end quote. leaders later posted those >> reporter: sfpd has not opinions do not reflect the confirmed the earlier shooting. position of the city nor to shut the lights off and close councilmembers. the doors. she said she heard shots reed also closed in the area while officers investigate. this should only affect local earlier. >> reporter: sfpd has not confirmed the earlier shooting continuing this wednesday at this point but they say in morning, san diego businesses regards to this shooting they are concerned that a recent don't have a suspect or a motive surge in ces may soon traffic. just yet. the on ramp will have to detour this stretch of south eighth ac back in the street remains closed and reed you around the area. purple tier moving from the red closed in the area while tier which allows businesses to this place here, so only if you officers investigate. operate indoors. the case also have to be below this should only affect local traffic. are local will this impact your if that changes we'll let you know. in san jose, kris sanchez, morning commute if you have one at this point. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." "today in the bay." to avoid demotion. >> thank you. 5:02 this morning. >> thanks for the latest, kris. san diego state university is to now to decision 2020 and the blame for the surge. without it the county would presidential race. across the bay area, the with 48 days to go nearly half still be squarely in the red tier range. they've had a huge outbreak 30th straight spare the air day. there. but finally there's a bit of a a southern california school district has canceled all chance to have some fresh air. the states will start early distance learning after a

the poor air quality is at long voting. ransomware attack by hackers what each presidential last improving. front-runner is doing to get happened over the weekend "today in the bay's" bob redell targeting valencia's new hall your vote. school district. classes have been canceled ever tracie? >> reporter: and they're doing a since. this is due to computer outages. lot, marcus, because a lot of people are going to be vetting joins us live. or at least have access to how soon before the smoke entirely disappears, do we voting before the week is out. think, from that area? in a social media posting school so president trump facing a lot >> reporter: well, we're not sure. leaders do not believe personal of tough questions last night on right now what's happening information was taken but there's a weather system his coronavirus response, and offshore that's improving the getting it up and running again has been a challenge. joe biden today is tapping some air quality. it's really going to come down of his old senate colleagues for help. to whether or not there are any new wildfires or flare-ups. university of southern california players are sending a today democratic presidential message to governor newsom. nominee joe biden speaks to we have really good air quality, that message, they want to play. the best in weeks. pac 12 sports are currently on democrats about mobilizing most places are seeing moderate voters after a trip to florida. if not good air quality and it's hold. other major conferences get >> i'm going to make sure no veteran is locked out of going -- this is until they get treatment. >> reporter: and latino voters. going. they want the governor to ease >> you can restrictions for practice and healthy enough san jose state will be able to reopen its games citing new rapid testing >> reporter: polls are tight in campus today. this is not the case up north in and campus health protocols. florida with biden lagging among seattle. i bring that up because that's they say, in part, work with us latinos, a group hillary clinton won easily four years ago. where the giants were supposed urgently and purposefully to to be playing mariners. find a path forward for to us >> i don't take anything for granted. >> reporter: his running mate, senator kamala harris, going resume competition later this

fall so that we can have the after the same group in nevada. same opportunity as other teams the giants flew back to san around the country to play for a national championship. francisco and will play their >> they're clear choices in this two games at oracle park today and tomorrow. end quote. the governor's office did not election. respond.trending for you that i encourage everyone in nevada to vote and vote early. here was the scene in san >> reporter: president trump in francisco. you see a number of people a town hall with george dining outdoors after weeks of morning one lucky person has the stephanopoulos defends his that bad, smoky air. satisfaction of owning a very special toilet seat cover. coronavirus response. >> could you have done more to stop it? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: the president also drivers wittiaiting to get thei >> yeah, isn't that crazy? defending why early on he withheld how deadly the virus it was put up for auction by a could be. >> i don't want to scare people. t's not good for the paint i don't want to make people or the finish but is not good former rolling stones player. panic. and you're not going to go out for our lungs and it's a real there it is. and say, oh, this is going to be it's the plush yellow cover reminder of what we're breathing in. death, death, death. including the iconic tongue logo it is going to disappear. >> reporter: the president still i want to get it cleaned up. there. it sold for $1,152. claims we'll have a vaccine within weeks despi experts who l >> reporter: again, it is another spare the air day today, which is apparently a record for the 30th in a row. be that's another record. the last time we saw a stretch toilet seat covers. >> i would imagine. >> maybe it'll give you great and with most people voting by mail, experts say the number like this was 14 days in a row satisfaction to see that when of people voting in person could back in 2018 during the you walk in the door. represent less than half of all campfire. reporting live in brentwood, bob redell, "today in the bay." ballots cast. >> bob, thank you. if the words hey, bud, let's >> you could very well have party means anything to you, the two-thirds, three-quarters of >> in butte county another death first photo is out for the is now confirmed in the the country having voted by

firestorm that tore through that upcoming table reid of "fast times at ridgemont high." election day, meaning that on community. this is near lake oroville. it looks like we're one step election day we only have a quarter of the votes to count, closer to seeing brad pitt and and that should happen pretty quickly. >> so the "today" show will lay authorities believe two victims jennifer aniston reuniting. may have chosen not to evacuate out everything you need to know this movie came out in 1982. before your voter registration because they got bad information deadline which in california is from an outdated u.s. forest both stars weren't in the october 19th. that's coming up for you right service update on containment. original, but sean penn was. after "today in the bay." now that is based on the family while he's taking part in the new read he will not be reviving turning to our coronavirus members' accounts. authorities also point out his role as the outrage oous coverage, more than 94,000 mandatory evacuation orders have been issued for the area. confirmed bay area cases. as for now, that fire is 25% santa clara county has 78 new picole. contained. cases marking its lowest number >> property owners in san that was a classic movie in its in more than two months. day.th francisco now have another year across the bay area 1,343 people to make sure they're err quake big day for businesses in marin county as day. ready. restrictions there are easing according to "the chronicle" and you might even be able to supervisors decided to extend to head to a movie theater very september 15th of 2021 as >> i appreciated her. soon. "today in the bay's" cierra opposed to yesterday's original >> she's beautiful still today. johnson is live to break down it's hurricane sally, whoa, what's open again and what kind deadline. is she packing a punch. of restrictions are in place. supervisors cite the need to give businesses, tenants and property owners more time. cierra? >> reporter: good morning. yes, it is, in fact, a huge day continuing our coronavirus for marin county purple tier kari, it's a rough one. coverage this morning a huge part of the east bay is actually it is.

and you have the really high set to loosen some of its winds along with the rain. one, the most restrictive ofs t. the rain is going to be the main opening rules today. contra costa county is allowing several businesses are more personal care businesses to reopening. now the state is now allowing reopen as long as they operate issue. retail stores, indoor malls, outdoors. expanded services include personal care services like it is moving two or three moiil those skin and nail services, an hour and sitting over the makeup, facials and waxing and same spot. museums, places of worship, you know that hurricanes can movie theaters, gyms and outdoor card rooms and casinos. pack copious amounts of rain. restaurants to resume indoor music, tv and film productions operations in marin county. may start up again. berkeley leaders approved it's better when they move now, of course, this is welcome through quickly. news for many business owners. $100 fines for ignoring the mask let's get a look at the map here if you were planning to visit as we've been tracking it on the any of the newly reopened order. this is part of a new emergency businesses keep in mind many of ordinance approved last night them are operating with reduced adding muscle to the city's radar. it continues to move around the capacity. movie theaters are allowed to rules. there are other bay area cities gulf shores area. that have similar rules in you're seeing that heavy rain welcome those movie buffs but place. the first time you're cited you around panama city, florida, right now. with just 25% capacity or 100 will receive a warning. people, whatever is fewer. for those folks we caught up the people we spoke to say moving over to georgia as it with in marin reopening was they're onboard with this. >> i think having a mask is slowly weakens over the next couple of days. welcome nuz aews and for some a important to wear, it's important for everyone's safety. we'll continue to monitor that surprise. >> i didn't know we were allowed >> it's not necessary. when i go in the store i have to and we have six orulette. to eat inside so it's a pleasant surprise. respect and in the streets i i think it's a great way to will not wear a mask. >> the ordinance still needs support businesses and get back

to normal, i guess. final approval. authorities must seek criminal as we watch the smoke, the upper >> reporter: and once the county prosecution to force people to air pollution across the bay moves in a new tier it must wear those masks. area where we started to see some improvements here and also remain for 21 days before it as soon as next week more than a dozen campuses in san could move into another tier. the movement of a new storm francisco may be ready to system that will come in across reopen. that's according to "the the pacific northwest will help examiner" which reports at least 12 schools are now in the final continue to clear out the smoke as soon as marin county could stages of obtaining waivers for interest the bay area bringing a move would be in october. that excitement of reopening, of westerly wind and may bring in course, does come with a little in-person classes. some rain for the pacific at least another 50 are hesitation. we spoke with the marin county somewhere in the process of northwest while we get a nice health officer who says opening applying. all are charter or private. cooldown, really good news all around as we see the storm could really put folks at risk. in the meantime santa rosa system coming in that will bring they're going to want to pay school leaders are scheduled to in some beneficial weather going hold a special meeting today. into the end of the week. close attention to some "the press democrat" reporting we're looking at temperatures in positivity rates and those new the district superintendent will our inland valleys that will go recommend keeping cpuseosed thr cases to ensure those businesses from the up eaper 80s to low 80 can remain open and do so in a of this year. safe manner. we continue our weeklong and upper 70s for friday. live in marin, mill valley, we will have a warm-up to the series on black businesses end of the week. cierra johnson for "today in the fighting to make it in the bay. we do also see our air quality bay." >> it seems everything is so and tonight we meet a man using different these days. going back down as well as we the lessons he learned growing start to see that high pressure up in the slums of kenya to now moving in. we'll be monitoring that. all new to the pandemic, had a help others thrive during the mike, you've been watching the pandemic. roads. how is it looking for the reason getting rearranged and covid-19 shut down his clothing commute? we still have trouble on the store just weeks after it bay bridge, kari. opened. i think the trouble is slowly moving off the span.

rosh hashanah. california should attend virtual he is finding a way to help services and celebrate with people only in their households. less slowing on the incline. others by a profit of all online sales to help those in kenya and as the map shows, it's still sticking around through the ethiopia. you can watch that tonight at tunnel and moving westward as >> celebrations are going to 6:00 right here on nbc bay area. look different over the course are the slower moving vehicles clearing from lanes. of this year certainly and into early this year. that continues down through eked to 23rd. looking forward to clearing the crew is not yet cleared. skies and that's coming our way and cooler, too. scheduled by 6:00, getting very close to when we should see >> we're hoping they should be coming out soon. improvement. the last couple of times we had late pickups there last until 6:30. starting the long process of a lot thinner air, the smoke we'll track that. the rest of the bay shows a we've seen. rebuilding after the czu fires. smooth drive, a little build. a new crash near the dublin smoke has kept our temperatures down. interchange. we'll check on that coming up. a wide range of measures to help today some of our inland back to you. people get back on their feet by temperatures will be heading up. >> thanks, mike. happening now for you, congress just out with a new fast tracking construction report on the crashes involving in san jose visibility is all permits and providing temporary two boeing 737 max jets overseas housing. more than 900 homes and 150 clear. we are going to at times see that led to the fleet being more sunshinepetures head into grounded last year. businesses were destroyed by those fires. that report cites multiple -- we'll be right back. mid-70s in the early afternoon. experience the ultimate sports hub. the fires now 93% contained. we're also going to see some of a live look outside in those temperatures that will make it into the 80s.

oakland and walnut creek. we'll talk more about that coming up. how is it looking for the today marks the 30th straight spare the air day. morning commute, mike? more than twice the old record. looking more crowded at the bay bridge toll plaza. finally a breath of fresh air. metering lights were turned on within the last five minutes. last week smoky valencia street in san francisco but compared to we are seeing the lanes -- they last night when you could see the stars. were turned on seven minutes as the smoke clears, more people are heading outdoors to the now. a slower drive off the 880 relief of local business. overcrossing as well. the map shows you there is a need to do this because the >> more people coming out and slowing shows up on the sensors want to sit outside. and that should clear up as the >> just to be out and breathing is nice. backup forms. out of oakland -- oh, there may >> yes, it is nice. while air quality levels are no be an incident on the span as longer unhealthy for everyone, well. south 880 they should be it can still be a problem for people with breathing issues. clearing soon. some of it still depends on where you live. we've had a couple days in the "today in the bay's" bob redell. more coming up. last week where they've been slow. packing it up and slowing in san more video showing you the jose just starting right on schedule. smoke from our western wildfires back to you. thanks so much, mike. in illinois and this is what it 5:41.

looked like in chicago yesterday hacked. still ahead classes canceled in afternoon. our producer's brother captured southern california as distance these images from the backyard. learning is paralyzed. the big problems for students. the sun making for a cloudy afternoon there. ♪ ♪ i can't get no satisfaction our neighbors back east. plus, a very unique rolling where you can find games, news and highlights. stones item that is giving one all in one place, right on your tv. it seems like everybody came fan a lot of satisfaction this outside. social distanced, of course. the xfinity sports zone. >> right. i saw so many people out walking morning and its record auction use your voice to search every stat, standing and score. price. yesterday. we've been waiting for this for we'll talk about it coming up. you're watching "today in the so long and it's going to be a bay." follow the teams you love. and, even get notifications good morning to get up and go out for the morning run. with breaking news alerts and more. yeah, that's your motivation to so you'll never miss an update. get up early this morning before with the xfinity sports zone work, and our temperatures are nice and comfortable. as we head over to concord we're going to see our temperatures everybody wins. gradually warming up, in the 70s throughout late morning and into the afternoon. we'll talk more about this coming up. mike, how is it looking for the commute? the freeways look great as

we look at the big view of the bay all around but we'll zoom in toward one spot that's not green and that's south 880 through oakland, still very slow approaching the construction and then all the way on the right is the antioch bridge coming in from rio vista. a disabled vehicle might be restricting the flow and in toward antioch, just a note it's probably very dark in the area as well. back to you. thanks so much, mike. it's 5:11 right now. breaking news we're following, making landfall as a category 2 hurricane. we're following sally. still ahead on "today in the bay" at 5:25, we're covering the hurricane's arrival in the gulf explosive new claims coast. surrounding a privately run and a live lock ok as we're immigration facility. they say detainees claim tracking those conditions right now. plus, what you'll want to see or what you won't see on hysterectomies were performed on some of your favorite celebs women who did not give their when it comes to social media consent. today. the goal behind today's planned allegations point to one blackout. you're watching "today in the gynecologist. he denies it. bay." another day, another chance to bounce forward. a former nurse is also speaking out after filing a

whistle-blower complaint with the inspector general. she claims doctors at the center refused to test inmates for covid-19 because they didn't want to quarantine them. >> i began to ask questions why were the detainees not tested, systemic or asymptomatic, and i was told that everybody wants covid, everybody knows the symptoms, so everybody wants covid. >> that center is under contract from the federal government. an i.c.e. spokesperson says i.c.e. takes all allegations seriously. to decision 2020 and the presidential election is just just 48 days away with most people voting by mail. experts say the number of people voting by person could represent less than half all the ballots cast. >> you could very well have two-thirds, three-quarters of the country having voted by election day meaning that on

election day we only have a quarter of the votes to count and that should happen pretty quickly. >> the "today" show will lay out everything you need to know before the voter registration deadline which in california is october 19th. that's coming up for you on the at 5:45 we continue to "today" show right after "today let's do this. in the bay." by making internet speeds fast and reliable. monitor what's going on with hurricane sally slowly moving so you can keep up with your customers. through. take a look at how much rain by ensuring those speeds have wireless internet backup. they've gotten around pensacola lyft will offer rides. so if the power goes down, you can get 50% off a ride up to your connection doesn't. and by covering all your covering those vans. $10 when you use the code connected devices with serious security. high amounts of rainfall with so we can handle this. and this. 2020vote. lyft bikes and scooters are also winds gusting up to 105 miles eligible for that offer. while you get on with this. and this. be fast, be secure. bounce forward. per hour. as we bring you back home we've with comcast business. been dealing with unhealthy air breaking newshi five people get started with a powerful internet and voice solution quality but it's so nice to see for just $64.90 a month. such big improvements this are killed, all happening just call or go online today. morning. blocks from san jose state. we'll talk about what's ahead in our forecast coming up. emeryvi neighbors, as you can imagine, in shock this morning. right now investigators spread out on several downtown streets looking into what happened. we're there live with a report coming up in just moments. as the third hour of "today in the bay" continues right now.

and a very good wednesday morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. a live picture for you. that's sam brock. this is hurricane sally. of course you can see storms are still brewing there in the area. we know it is a category 2 when it reached landfall this morning. causing a lot of flooding. you canin sam this morning. we'll continue to follow what's happening there, possible damage right now at 5:14 as we head and, of course, everything over to mountain view for a look that's happening with hurricane at our temperature trend this morning we're starting out with sally as we continue with the morning. some low 60s and some clouds, right now a look at what we can expect in the forecast here but we'll clear up and it's nice in the bay to see that we'll have comfortable temperatures and better air quality. we'll talk about what will help mix it out even more in the forecast coming up. south 17 heading to redwood

estates area, we do have a crash reported but no details. over here we have the golden gate bridge with low visibility and they are moving smoothly. folks are used to this but that's a note from chp. we're getting a better idea of the size of the impact six months of the impact is having on restaurants. according to the national restaurant association, even after some of those restaurants reopened, some have been closed again after employees tested positive. new rules are requiring all students on san diego state campus to be tested for covid-19. so far at least 650 students have been infected since the university opened just three weeks ago. it could have a huge impact as well on the county's ability to

reopen even forcing the county to move back into a more restrictive purple tier. in the mean tim as colleges struggle to contain the outbreak across the county there the university of south florida is emerging as a success model with 50,000 students, less than half a percent have tested positive because of daily temperatures checks and they're doing limited in-person classes. and at colgate in upstate new york everyone was required to quarantine indoors, even the university president. >> i moved into the oldest dorm on campus. my sense is they thought it was worthwhile that we can be to go by doing this thing together. >> and it all works. the quarantine lasted for two weeks. first hair salons and churches and now california gyms are suing the state to fully reopen. the latest lawsuit claims the governor's covid restrictions are unfairly targeting fitness

centers. people need the gym right now more than ever. no comment from state officials so far. trending this morning if you don't see some of your favorite celebrities on social media today it's because many plan to disconnect for a cause. more than a dozen celebs including kim kardashian west, katy perry taking part. it's part of a 24-hour instagram and facebook freeze. the boycott is part of the stop hateful profit movement. the organization cites social media companies' missteps in responding to hate speech and election misinformation on its platform. also trending this morning baby yoda is back. cute little baby yoda. mandalorian season 2. >> do you expect me to search the galaxy and deliver this creature? >> that's a first look for you of mandalorian season two

including an appearance of classic spaceships and even more baby yoda. it begins to hit disney plus on october 30th. did anyone see season one? >> i saw most of it. i have to finish. you did mike? >> i like how the mandalorian calls him the child. >> all right. the child it is. you know what, it is 5:18 right now. keeping us updated on our forecast, meteorologist kari hall keeping us up to date on what we can expect and good signs from air quality today. yeah. we've seen a big improvement here over the past 24 hours and now as we take a live look outside in dublin and sometimes during the early hours before the sunrise you can tell the

street lights and the headlights if it's smoksmoky. fuzzy conditions in dublin. we will see it clerg out a little bit more as we go into today. as we look at our forecast it's going to heat up due to much less of that smoke, and we're also getting in a breezy wind. so we're looking at our temperatures in some of our inland spots in the upper 80s. livermore reaching 87. 89 today in antioch and 85 today in ukiah and san francisco expect those temperatures in the upper 60s while san jose will be in the upper 70s. as we look at what's been happening here, the approach of this incoming storm system for the pacific northwest will bring us some little bit more fog building near the coast. as we go into tomorrow as well as friday we're going to see more of a westerly wind as the storm system passes to the north, and we know we also have a lot of fires burning for our neighbors to the north as well. we've seen them in oregon as

well. as we go into the end of the week that storm system will bring them some rain. it will bring us some higher humidity as well as a breezy wind. it will come in off the ocean and help improve our air quality. some of those scattered showers will start to move in as we head towards thursday and friday and we're going to have a significant cooldown here in the bay area. so some really good news all around in the forecast as we look at upper 80s today for our inland areas. by friday we're in the upper 70s, only reaching 77 degrees. the weekend starts out really nice and comfortable but it will start to heat up again by the end of the weekend. i think by sunday it's possible as that high pressure moves in that smoke may settle in once again because we are most likely not going to have full containment on alm of the fires burning across the region. a slight warm-up by the end of the weekend here. it's nice to see the cool air

continues in the city as well as the coastline. let's head over to mike for an update on the commute. west 80 but on the east bay side i heard about something going on in san francisco. we'll talk about that as well. the bay bridge toll plaza free and clear at 5:21. the clock change there. as folks get into san francisco, chp reporting you may have some rocks or debris spilled onto the roadway and that could be a factor across from where i've circled. south of where i circled slowing because of overnight road crews in oakland. but you see the yellow and orange just off the red there. speeds are improving to 23rd. they may be clearing some of the equipment as we speak but it's scheduled to last until 6:00. we'll track that. that's the only thing going on there. the rest of the bay moves very smoothly. right back to you. thank you very much. wish things were smooth for people that are bracing for

hurricane sally. it's really strengthening as it approaches a category 2 storm along the gulf coast. we're going to take you there live. we have the latest overnight as that region is really hammered. these area. the thing about hurricane sally she's moving at a very slow pace. generally three miles per hour. but some areas have already gotten about 15 inches of rain and they're saying it could be catastrophic flooding in the area for miles. we're certainly continuing to watch what's going on there. we'll have a live report from jay gray in just moments. plus -- >> the cases will be handled differently and people will be held more accountable for those actions. >> breonna taylor's mother speaking out just one day after a settlement is reached in her daughter's death. part of the deal she says means the most to her. you're watching "today in the bay."

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breaking news. hurricane sally making landfall along the in fact, we have a live look in pensacola, florida. hurricane-force winds, life-threatening storm surge and flash flooding is forecast.

bay "today in the bay's" jay gr this is a very slow-moving storm? >> reporter: yes, laura, unfortunately we're still getting some pretty severe wind gusts here. we're going to see that for quite some time. a firsthand look at the conditions here along with the sheets of rain that just continue to fall. this wind that's been gusting lately is causing more problems. really across the entire region. in mobile bay it's pushing this water as well. causing white caps and pushing the water likely to areas not supposed to be. water is the primary issue with this storm. not only will you have storm surge in areas to the east and maybe nine feet or more but you have this rain here and as you follow the path of the storm

it's just going to continue to slowly creep across the shoreline and inland. unfortunately, as it lingers, that wind will continue. in pensacola, florida, they've already seen two feet of rainfall there. three feet of rain in some areas where the storm is going to linger including the mobile area where we're going to see some flooding in low-lying areas. power is already an issue for many across the region. more than 400,000 without electricity. unfortunately that number going to climb as well. so this is really just the opening stages of what's going to be a long and very difficult ride not only here in mobile but across the region. >> tough going, the anticipation has to be touch for people. jay gray, we'll check back in with you later.

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multiple people shot near san jose, two people dead. what investigators are telling us. plus -- >> just to be out and breathing. it's nice. >> a sigh of relev as the skies clear. next where unhealthy air remains this morning. and reopenings keep rolling forward. the big changes coming to the east bay that should help so many struggling businesses. "today in the bay" continues now. a good wednesday to you. thank you for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we'll check in with mike in a moment, but let's check in with kari. some relief when it comes to our air quality although we're still in a spare the air alert. >> the spare the air website hasn't been updated since

yesterday. the air quality sensors that we're seeing around the bay area starting out. we are looking at much improvement, the best air we've seen in over 30 days for the ex