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thanks so much for joining us on this wednesday morning. i'm kris sanchez. marcus washington has the day off. >> and i'm laura garcia. look who is in this morning. >> kari is working a conference. she's bringing back great knowledge from the east coast. let's get to your forecast. wait a minute, 59 degrees in san jose and it is a little bit cloudy. you can see the fog and the temperature trend. we will climb up into the 60s. check out the fog. the back side of walnut creek. we're going to climb up into the low 60s. however, expect to see changes in the afternoon. we're expecting to also climb into the 80s and low 90s in ukiah and through the interior. temperature change right now a few degrees warmer.

we will be running cooler today bringing a nice change to our forecast. i'll get more into that. first let's get a check of how the traffic is doing, mike? traffic is very light. in the north bay, san rafael, a nice smooth flow of traffic. you see the silhouette from the lights coming over the hill. the low clouds sticking around. yesterday we saw on almost all of our cameras, little glimpse here and there. further north much lower visibility. down in santa cruz and further south in fill roy. gilroy. no major incident and a smooth drive out of the altamont with a tap of the brakes. back to you. crowdsourcing, a new facebook group with members spanning across the globe. >> these amateur detectives are sharing information hoping to

crack the case. stephanie magallon spoke with the creator about the tips they're generating. >> reporter: you can find theories about stockton serial killers, details in the central valley, and messages from some of the victims' family members. a group looking for justice. >> we have people that are contributing towards the investigation trying to put pieces of the puzzle together within our own town from across our city, from across our state and country as well as now across the world. >> reporter: renee myers created this page last week, thousands of members contributing their knowledge to help police catch the person who killed one man in oakland and then shot six others in stockton leading only one survivor. myers says in the last two days she submitted more than half a dozen tips to stockton police. >> some of them involve concerning things that have been said on the page.

and things witnessed in the community. people that have -- >> reporter: they are working with renee and say they've discussed safety measures, misinformation and the possibility of the killer participating in the group's conversations. an unsettling and disturbing thought for renee. >> i have to myself push those feelings aside that i have and some of the anxiousness i have for that for the greater good. i believe in this page so much. >> reporter: expert and professor of law eric goldman says social media has played a big role in recent cases like the investigations into the january 6th insurrection at washington, d.c., and the gabby petito murders. >> it was a nationwide hunt for both gabby and the fiance. the online communities were able

to gather and share information in a way that ultimately broke the case. >> reporter: that's what everyone is hoping for, a lead or break in the case. >> bring peace and light into a community that needs it. >> reporter: stephanie magallon for "today in the bay." >> a candlelight memorial will be held at 7:00 p.m. in san jose. it comes after a vigil was held in fremont last night at lake elizabeth. one honoring the family of four who were taken against their will last monday. their bodies were discovered a few days later in a rural part of merced county. >> we are here to pay respects and bring awareness to this injustice in our indian sikh community. >> jesus salgado was charged yesterday. he's due in court tomorrow.

now to the warriors' late night announcement. there will be no suspension for draymond green. he will return to the team tomorrow. steve kerr said that they've had exhaustive conversations about what to do with their temperamental star after he punched teammate jordan poole last week at practice. you saw the video probably. here is what the head coach had to say. >> this is the biggest crisis we've had since i've been coach here. really serious stuff. we're not perfect. our team isn't perfect. bob and i have made our share of mistakes over the years, but we will lean on the experience we have together and over the last nine years and trust this is the best decision for our team. >> so here are the details. green will be fined. the team did not say how much. he will play in friday's preseason finale and he'll be available for opening night.

next tuesday kerr added jordan poole was among the people in those discussions about what green's punishment should be. now to that smashing success by nasa. new data shows the mission to knock an asteroid off course went even better than they hoped. >> the good news is here. tom costello reports. >> reporter: from 7 million miles away photographic proof that nasa's dark mission worked. that exploding cloud of dirt and rock, the moment the refrigerator sized spacecraft slammed into an asteroid named dimorphos. it gave it a big shove shortening its orbit even more. >> it was expected to be a huge success if it slowed it by ten minutes but it slowed it by 32

minutes. >> reporter: traveling at 14,000 miles an our d.a.r.t. caught it seconds before impact. nasa is hoping it can one day use the same technique to divert a massive meteor on a collision course with earth. a so-called planet killer like the one that killed off the dinosaurs 65 million years ago. >> warning time is really key here in order to enable this sort of asteroid deflection to be used in the future. >> reporter: nasa says it's not tracking any asteroid known to pose an imminent threat to earth but there may be others it doesn't see. ideally scientists would have years to save humanity. >> after all, our planet is the only one we have. >> reporter: tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> pretty interesting. the latest amazon warehouse that is looking to form a union.

>> reviewing banning policies. twitter replacing a ban for those who violate the app's rules. it's 4:38. stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay."

it is 4:41. walnut creek, 56 degrees. we will be seeing temperatures in the 60s by about 11:00 a.m. and eventually in the upper 70s and 80s. we'll talk more about the full forecast coming up in a few minutes. and one car driving across

the richmond-san rafael bridge. so easy right now. clouds in the background. similar to yesterday. we'll keep tracking it. let's check in with silvana. good morning. i'm silvana henao from cnbc. wall street is set to open, the consumer price index is expected to have picked up from august but moderate from a year ago. we get the latest read tomorrow. the market giving up begins as the bank of england says it stabilizes bonds and the pound is ending this week. the dow managing to stay slightly positive. the s&p 500 and nasdaq fell for the fifth straight day. also in focus today earnings from pepsico with investors listening for comments on supply

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wednesday morning. a live look outside from downtown san jose, the glow, the fog, the lights. no sun just yet. the sun has been coming up later and later as we approach these days of fall and the fog is lingering. the fog has been with us. >> it loves the bay area. >> it wouldn't be the bay area without it. let's get to your current look. in san jose, 59 degrees. we do see that marine layer hanging out about 1,600 feet right now. you can see areas of pretty dense fog down through san francisco and, of course, half moon bay. we showed you that shot down through gilmore. it's not too cold. your forecast highs for this afternoon running a few degrees cooler. a nice range of microclimate highs today.

into the 60s for oakland. 78 degrees in san jose. through parts of the north bay we're talking 77 degrees for santa rosa. sunshine away from the coast. the marine layer will linger, we'll get some partial clearing. more of a mix of sun and clouds. breezy into the afternoon, evening hours. san francisco, 14, 15 miles plus per hour, into the interior breezy winds up to 20-plus miles per hour.