♪ slow hands like sweat dripping down our dirty laundry ♪ >> i have to do laundry later. niall horan and chance the rapper will join next year in season 23. a young massachusetts girl with a rare syndrome has a really awesome halloween costume. savannah smith got a wheelchair makeover to look like a judge on "the voice." >> that's cool. >> the company stepped in following her request which made its debut during a parade last week. savannah loves "the voice" and has always dreamed of sitting in a chair similar to those signee red ones. don't forget you can tune in to season 22 every monday and tuesday at 8:00 right here on nbc bay area. >> what a great thing. i would just keep it that way. >> put it right in the middle of the living room. right now at 6:00, crowdsourcing to catch an apparent serial killer.

>> there have been some concerning things said on the page and things they've witnessed in the community. people that have their suspicions. >> the way average citizens are using social media to help detectives and where the investigation stands this morning. nuclear tensions continue to rise as russia is intensifying its missile strikes in ukraine. we'll take you live to washington for what president biden's new message is to russian leader vladimir putin. plus -- >> we feel this is the best way after assessing everything to move forward. >> draymond green set to come back. ahead the late night announcement from head coach steve kerr and why he believes it's time for the team to move forward. the third hour of "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online.

already wednesday morning. thanks for joining us am i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm kris sanchez. marcus washington has the day off. we want to get a start with a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is at a weather conference. >> she's presenting. >> she is presenting. you guys don't joke about loving the weather, okay. you don't joke about it. you're in today. >> she gets to meet with meteorologists across all the nbcu stations and we all collaborate for our climate in crisis series and to make sure we get you the forecast right outside your window of your home. we'll see what she brings back. i'm sure a ton of knowledge as well to share with us. pleasant hill, we're heading to work. we're going to see the temperatures increase by 10:00, 11:00 in the mid-60s and then by 1:00 already in the 70s. so, yes, we are going to see more clearing in through areas like pleasant hill and berkeley if you're heading to work. a look at your temperature trend. upper 50s by 10:00, t' see how

doing. hi, mike. a smoother drive for folks in silicon valley this is better. a chance for the capital expressway. the slowing we saw as folks tried to bail out of the backup, that's recovered because the backup is looking better. unfortunately, north 101 and mckee there are eight to ten vehicles reported in the center divide area. they're going to have to clear so there may have to be a traffic break in a little while. the rest of the bay looking predictable. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. 6:03 and new overnight, one person seriously injured after a solo roll over crash. it happened in livermore. you can see the wreckage here. it happened after 11:00 last night. firefighters say the driver was ejected. so far there's no update on their condition or how it happened. a live look at l.a.x. this

morning where later tonight president biden will be landing for a visit to california. he will arrive in los angeles from colorado around 4:30 this afternoon. then tomorrow he's expected to talk about infrastructure investments. then he will attend an event for the democratic national campaign committee. the president will wrap up his trip in orange county. this comes as the president is sending a stern message to russian president vladimir putin. >> he, in fact, cannot continue with impunity to talk about the use of a tactical weapon. >> that was in an exclusive interview with cnn's jake tapper. >> the crisis in ukraine is now nearing eight months. u.s. military leadership meets today in brussels with nato allies and the ukraine defense contract group. it's a coalition of nearly 50 countries supporting the military needs. "today in the bay's" brie jackson joins us live this morning with the very latest.

ukraine's president is pleading with world leaders for more help. they need it. >> reporter: all of this comes after russia started to escalate attacks against ukraine adding urgency to ukraine's pleas to have more military support from western allies. new images of explosion after explosion taking place across parts of ukraine this week. the sound of rockets. president zelenskyy's urgent pleas for increased air defense systems growing stronger during an emergency meeting of the g7. zelenskyy telling g7 leaders russia must be completely isolated and punished. in an interview with cnn president biden called president putin a rational actor while condemn the leader. >> he's acted brutally.

i think he's committed war crimes. >> reporter: stressing he does not think putin will turn to nuclear weapons, despite mr. biden's warning of armageddon last week and as russian forces suffer devastating losses. >> i think he totally miscalculated. >> reporter: retaliation for an attack on his crimea bridge, a critical supply route for russia. ukrainians remaining defiant though not claiming responsibility. with the violence ramping up the u.s. is promising to deliver more aid to ukraine. today defense secretary austin is meeting with allies in brussels to consider further action. >> we remain united, focused and resolute. nations of goodwill have seen through russia's sham attempt to annex ukrainian land. >> reporter: president biden cautioned world leaders against doing business with russia. >> there will be consequences. >> reporter: including saudi arabia after it partnered with moscow to cut oil production.

saudi arabian opec decision to cut production is expected to cause gas prices to rise heading into midterm elections. >> the last thing people want to hear. thank you very much, brie. at 6:07 now tracking down stockton's serial killer via social media. the new facebook group sprouted up to create -- was created to do that and the group now has more than 2,600 members from around the world. the creator, renee myers, who didn't want to go on camera in order to protect her identity says the group is an outlet for a community in fear. the serial killer killed one person in oakland and shot six others in stockton leaving one survivor. investigators confirmed they are now working with myers to weed out any misinformation. in the last two days she has submitted more than half a dozen tips to stockton police.

>> i've pushed those feelings aside i have and some of the anxiousness i have about that for the greater good because i believe in this page so much. >> concerns of people throwing out suspect names but myers says there are administrators watching that group 24/7 and making sure they're following it all. now we're out circulating again, so are some bugs. according to the american lung association cases of whooping cough, known as pertussis, spike in the fall. the bacterial infection can be quite serious and is highly contagious. babies and people with asthma are at the highest risk. there's a vaccine available but only 13% of americans got one in the last ten years. many of us think of whooping cough as a children's illness. adults account for the majority of cases every single year. while you may have been vaccinated when you were younger

a pulmonologist says you may want to ask your doctor for a booster. >> to be honest, this is not something anybody wants. in an adult it can cause such a severe cough that people will vomit, break ribs and pass out. and sometimes when they come into my office they've been coughing violently for weeks and cannot figure out why. >> now whooping cough is concerning in children because their airways are a lot more narrow and infection can land them in the hospital. new this season the fda just approved whooping cough vaccine in women's third trimester, the only way to protect babies until they are old enough to be vaccinated themselves at 2 months old. the warriors with a big late-night announcement. draymond green will be back this week. he will be fined but not suspended. it comes after green and the warriors try to move forward from what coach steve kerr called the biggest crisis to hit

their team. "today in the bay's" ginger conejero saab joins us live. you could really sense the extra weight this brought to the team and everyone involved. >> reporter: that's absolutely right, laura. and they've been open about it, too. coach steve kerr calling this last week an exhaustive process. general manager bob myers saying the same last night. but as of last night the warriors do believe they've come away with a solution that will allow them to, quote, move in the best way forward which means draymond green will return to practice tomorrow, thursday. this after he has taken some time away from the team following the release of this video from tmz where you can see green punch his teammate jordan poole on the face at practice last week. coach kerr says he expects green to play at their last preseason game friday and on opening night. >> never easy no matter what decision you make in a decision like this.

it's not going to be perfect. this is the biggest crisis that we've ever had since i've been coach here. really serious stuff. we're not perfect. our team isn't perfect. bob and i have definitely made our share of mistakes over the years but we'll lean on the experience we have together and over the last nine years. >> reporter: kerr says they've had all types of discussions about this decision. jordan poole himself being a part of those talks and steph kerry, other players, other key figures within the warriors organization. all eyes will be on the game as you can imagine on friday. that will be against denver as well as the season opener on tuesday against the lakers and if you were at bed or asleep as early as we were, some good news you might have missed. the warriors did walk away with the win against the blazers. they also showed off plenty from their bench. those are some things to also

look forward to and hopefully this can soon be quieted down. guys? >> right. we like the positive aspects of it. thank you, ginger. let's take a live look outside walnut creek this morning. you can see the clouds there and some fog as well. feeling a little bit like fall, vianey. i like it. temperatures out the door in the 50s. this is pretty normal for this time of year. 57 in san mateo. 55 in dublin. morgan hill, 54 right now. yes, we do still have that marine layer down to less than two miles of visibility up through santa rosa, down to 5 miles in half moon bay. 8 miles in san francisco. really some of the most dense areas include morgan hill and san jose. when will this clear out? i'll have a look at that and your seven-day outlook. first some gas prices with mike. vianey, we are seeing more of a variety. folks are getting back in reporting to gas buddy.

that's where we get the information. santa claraclara, $5.49. we roll back on the numbers to danville, $5.69. and on american canyon we have $5.55. a variety for the three different areas we've picked out, the south bay, east bay and the north bay. as we look at the maps all these portions of the bay showing a smooth flow of traffic. the south bay did have a concern north 101. that crash did clear to the center divide area but north 101 around mckee reports say there are eight to ten vehicles possibly -- they are related to this crash, probably a distraction for folks traveling north past alum rock. back to you. next on "today in the bay," new funding for an airstrip startup. the major airline now trying to help make this unique vision take off.

>> what is happening? >> horror movie fans, this one is for you. a very new creepy doll set to hit the big screen. the technical twist at the center of this upcoming scary flick and let's say maybe you shouldn't be watchinalone.g v

it is 6:16 right now. a look at your gilroy commute.

9:00, 10:00, we stay in the 50s and by your lunch hour, 12:00, 1:00, temperatures warm up into the 70s with sunshine expected into gilroy. we'll talk more about your seven-day forecast and also the latest drought conditions coming up. and a couple minutes ago i saw a good amount of traffic with the taillights traveling north through palo alto. trying to get a meter on the folks who were held up in san jose. they are making their way up the peninsula at speed right now. the east bay we're getting more slowing traffic. stock futures are relatively flat. driving up the fed to keep raising those interest rates. the producer price index. now the cost to manufacture goods expected to have ticked up from august but moderate from just a year ago.

the markets are giving gains late in the session yesterday as the bank of england says its emergency program to stabilize uk bonds and the pound is ending this week. the dow managing to stay slightly positive but the nasda fifth straight day. new this morning delta airlines is investing in a santa cruz-based company in hopes of building electric helicopter-like air taxis to ferry people to the airport. delta put in $60 million and has taken a 2% stake in joby aviation. working on electric powered aircraft that take off and land vertically like helicopters do. the company has said that it expects to begin flying in 2024. the airlines believe they could be a time saving ride to and from airports in big cities delta hopes to use the aircraft first in los angeles and in new york.

>> i wonder how many people can fit on there. >> how many bags, right? trending, halloween is coming much to my horror. so how about a sneak peek at a horrific film set to hit theaters this holiday. >> the movie is about a doll but a warning here, it's not a little dummy. >> you should probably run. >> you just ruined my nap. >> i'm sorry. no creepy dolls for kris this morning. m3gan is about a doll with artificial intelligence designed to be a girl's companion. as you can imagine things don't go as planned. "m3gan" hits theaters january 13th produced by universal pictures which is also a comcast subsidiary. >> that one random dance move.

kind of funny. >> i don't know. >> maybe it's funny like the chucky thing. >> no. >> not in kris' house. >> i just can't wait for november 1st. >> that's out in january. >> a happy new year movie. >> i ride to work in october like, please -- >> fall is certainly in the air. >> whenever i see those movies i just start with i don't claim that energy. >> i'll do that. don't put it on me. >> even the dance moves, girl. that was random. but let's get to your weather because it's foggy and that might make you feel spooky. i want to watch it just for the random spot. a nice commute starting to build. we'll get to mike but san jose about 57 degrees and here is a little bit of the spooky factor. even that orange glow in

downtown san jose. how are we looking when it comes to that fog? now it's managed to make its way in through parts of tracy, the interior valley. stretching down through livermore, san jose, half moon bay and, of course, up through parts of highway 17. be findful of that. forecasted highs for today, sunshine but a lot of it main mainly away from the coast. concord, 83. morgan hill, 80 degrees. san francisco in those mid-60s. i want to talk about your long-range outlook because we've had this big h which, as you know, is that high pressure keeping any chance of rain out of our region. it has been blocking a system just to our north. however, the influence of this system will bring in colder air which will help cool us off by a few degrees just in time for the weekend.

but for now no rain in sight. looking to the 21st and 22nd, we're looking out for a sk. right now with that drought monitor, well, no rain means conditions are getting worse when it comes to the drought. your seven-day outlook, we'll get that cooling especially into the week. mike, i said you were the expert on the roads. >> looking at the backup but it doesn't take an expert at the bay bridge. you can forecast that any day. vianey showed you live camera and that is moving nicely as well. let me talk about a couple of areas. 580 out of the altamont. there's the build. a little slowing. you saw that volume of traffic and now southbound 680 that burst around bernal. that slowing is starting to smooth out. across the bay or the san mateo bridge, the backup for the bay bridge toll plaza.

some vehicles may have to clear. back to you. >> thanks, mike. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: she's sweating because her ac is out and the manufacturer isn't responding. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura nbc bay are a

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peninsula woman whose fairly new air conditioner failed when she needed it the most during this hot summer. >> the hot, hot days. she asked chris chmura's team to bring on the heat, though, for a replacement. >> reporter: good morning, colleen said her $468 ac like this one wasn't even a year old when it stopped pumping out cool air. it was still under warranty, so she asked black & decker for a replacement. after two sweltering summer months of back and forth still no swap. so colleen contacted us. the rep explained although the ac has a black & decker sticker on it it's made by another company that licenses the name. black & decker said we have been in contact with the licensee and they are in the process of reaching out to the customer to address concerns and are shipping a replacement product. colleen said they did. a cool $468 win.

kudos, colleen, for keeping a detailed time line of when she called, who she spoke to and what they promised. we highly recommend starting a time line anytime you file a complaint with a company. share your story and time line with us. you can attach documents, photos and videos to help us make your case. >> reporter: one step closer to student debt release. the process how to receive federal loan forgiveness just released by the biden

right now at 6:30 a violent altercation leads to an overnight stabbing and now one of the people injured found nowhere near the scene. the mystery authorities are trying to piece together this hour. mail theft suspects caught on camera. and the warning for people in one east bay city. ready to apply? the first look at the application process for student loan forgiveness and what you need to do to make sure you're ready. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. thank you for joining us on this wednesday. i'm kris sanchez. marcus washington has the day off. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's start with a look at the forecast. meteorologist vianey arana is in for kari this morning. you'll see a lot more sun,

though, if that's what you're looking for in the interior f. you're in san francisco, one of those spots we're seeing the most fog by about 11:00 notice here comes the sun. 58 degrees. and then event lip by 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 we'll start to get the mix of partly cloudy. walnut creek at 68 degrees. if you're going to be in the south bay expect to see nice weather in the 70s. mike, what do you have in traffic? >> because of the volume, vianey, you know about this stuff. westbound the taillights from hayward over to foster city. not a lot of brake tapping. things may slow down in the next couple of minutes. the south bay still keeping an eye on the crash north 101. vehicle still reported in the center divide.

a new crash may complicate things. we'll track that out of vallejo. over to you. a live look in milpitas where the police investigation continues into a violent stabbing that happened at an apartment complex a little before 2:00 this morning. the victim is in critical condition. police say chp found the suspect in a car on the shoulder of southbound 101 a few miles away. now they tell us that person suffered some sort of injury and is also now in the hospital. they say a woman was in the car with the suspect and it's not clear how they are connected but do believe the stabbing was not random. new details now this morning from the white house revealing how americans will be able to apply for one-time student loan forgiveness. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us now. when can students start applying, bob?

>> some time later this month, in october. we don't have the exact date. you might recall that earlier this year president biden announced one-time student loan forgiveness of $20,000 for a pell grant recipient and $10,000 for non-pell grant recipients for individuals making $125,000 or less per year, married couples 250,000. yesterday the biden administration relased a preview on how to apply. the online application is surprisingly very simple. enter your name, social security number, date of birth, phone number, email. requires you to check a certified under threat of perjury. in order to prevent fraud, the education department, the department of education, will require several million of those applicants to they are suspecting of being high income to upload their tax returns.

this is for $125,000 for single filers and $250,000 for married couples. >> some people might think they are not high income and that threshold is wherever it is. >> correct. >> it might be an honest mistake. >> also, head to nbcbayarea.com. we have a whole section put together for this topic. chris chmura is laying out what you need to know. just head to our website. berkeley police want you to take a look at the two men that are in this video right here. can you make it out? this is surveillance video showing the men walking into an apartment building stealing mail on le conte avenue. you can see one man casually walk up but it appears they have a key and then he and another

man walk inside to the mailboxes. the building manager says the thieves took several items. >> they started opening up these boxes, they're just riffling through and one grabbed a package here and them just went on their way. >> the u.s. postal service has $10,000 reward. looking into new water supply to help stop the water depleting from local reservoirs. the district will hold a public workshop to rate and compare the various options it is considering. the district is considering increasing reservoir storage, expanding recycled water distribution and perhaps new imported water from sonoma county. it will create several supply options each with its own drawbacks and benefits that

could work best for the district in future droughts. a live look now at the bay bridge, we can finally see it. we're looking in a different direction than when we saw that camera shrouded in fog. vianey arana is watching that forecast for us. where do we currently stand across the state of california? here is a close look at some of the largest reservoirs. right now we're at 28.7% of total capacity. that leaves us at about 51% of average and, also, we had a record dry january, february and march. the lack of rainfall definitely did not help. we're still under an extreme drought and even our large reservoirs less than 40% down to about 34% for lake oroville, 44% and trinity lake 22%. this does impact us in many

ways. the lack of rainfall, also the winter months heading into the snowpack will be something we will continue to monitor very closely as we head in towards january and february as well. now let's see how the roads are doing. an update with mike. >> trying to give folks a warning about slower drives ahead. we know about this, it's right on schedule. west 580 is slow. yesterday it was a different pattern because of a crash. this morning we're back to normal. that's why i just showed you with the camera. the better news for vallejo, that crash cleared and as we look at your patterns, typical for highway 4. oh, right here walnut creek inheard about a crash. nothing major right now. tonight this will be closed. you can still use the bridges to the south there.

just off this bridge coming over from oakland, remember, at chase center tonight a concert there for some folks, maybe a new band for some. check them out. folks said who is that new artist? over here at the bay bridge this is also familiar. a slower drive but it's moving and that's good. >> west end girls. thank you, mike. comcast rise now accepting applications for grants that will go to small businesses owned by women and people of color. a million dollars in grants will be awarded to 100 small businesses in the bay area. to apply head to comcastrise.com. comcast also the parent company of nbc. and today remembering the victims of a deadly abduction. coming up on "today in the bay," a bay area community honors the

family recently killed in the central valley. the message they're hoping to send to the rest of the region. is a recession on the way? president biden taking it head on in a candid interview. his message for americans fearing the worst. plus -- >> we were just taking cribs with a few kids in it and rolling it across the street to the high school lobby. >> a honeymooning couple turned heroes as a nursery went up in flames and how they made sure it flames and how they made sure it di notd cotton candy.

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it is 6:41 right now and novato, a look at your temperature trend. expect temperatures in the 60s by 11:00, 12:00, 63 degrees. we will get clearing. we will make some sun and clouds and then by 1:00, 2:00, nice light, calm winds. high of 58 bumping up into the mid-70s through the afternoon. the full forecast is coming up. and looking over here oakland 880 look at all this company if you're driving on this portion of the nimitz. it's moving well. headlights south to the san mateo bridge. a lot of headlights there, too. we'll show you the build coming up. people in the south bay are gathering tonight for the merced family recently kidnapped and killed. it takes place at 7:00 p.m. at the sikh in san jose.

people gathered in fremont. video shows the family of four taken against their will from their trucking company last monday. the tragedy has shaken up many in the sikh community here in the bay area. >> we are here to bring awareness to what happened in our indian sikh community. >> prosecutors charged the suspect jesus salgado yesterday. he's due in court tomorrow. >> in san jose measure i would add the city's fair political practices commission to the city charter meaning a future politician could not get rid of it. it would make any legal resident who lives in san hope say qualified to sit on commissions. it was placed on the ballot and no one has argued against it. palo alto has measure k, creating the first business tax

similar to other bay area cities. the tax would not apply to small businesses under 10,000 feet or grocery stores. morgan hill voters can slow down the construction of new warehouses around the city with measure a, a yes vote would prohibit very large buildings and more than one truck dock. measure b would require the city to get the okay from residents if morgan hill decided to make the road that goes through downtown smaller, just two lanes. but that same yes vote could increase liability for the city if a pedestrian is hit. a no vote would not change the road but it would free up city planners to change it if they decided it needed to be. now those are some of the highlights from the santa clara county ballot. as always, check your voter guide and more information about statewide issues at nbcbayarea.com.

thank you, scott. 6:44 now. in a rare sitdown interview president biden is trying to reel back american fears the economy is heading into a recession. here is how he explained it to cnn's jake tapper. >> should the american people prepare for a recession? >> no. look, they've been saying this every six months. they look down the next six months and say what's going to happen. it hasn't happened yet. there is no guarantee -- i don't think there will be a recession. if it is, it will be a very slight recession. >> the president went on to underscore legislative accomplishments aimed at cutting costs saying the u.s. is in a better position than any other major country economically and politically. >> happening today president biden is going to colorado to designate camp hale as a new national monument. this is where they trained for

winter warfare during world war ii. it included more than 1,000 buildings. francis lovett was just 20 years old when he arrived in 1942. today lovett is 100 years old. he hopes the new monument will draw visitors for generations to come. >> i have visions of camp hale being meaningful to people who perhaps are not yet born. because what will be built there should be historically accurate. >> he looks wonderful for 100. >> i can't believe it. >> coherent. camp hale will be biden's first national monument he designates as president. nasa says its mission to nudge an asteroid off course was a smashing success. last month nasa's spacecraft called d.a.r.t. crashed in an asteroid millions of miles away to see if they could change the orbit. the space agency wanted to know if confronted with a killer

asteroid in the future could nasa or a spacecraft push it out of the earth's way. now they say it worked. scientists say the impact shortened the asteroid's orbit around another asteroid by 32 minutes, more than they expected. >> warning time is key in order to enable this sort of asteroid deflection to be used in the future. >> they are not tracking any asteroid. ideally scientists would have decades of warning time to use a similar deflection technique to save humanity. a couple honeymooning became heroes after saving babies from a burning nursery in spain. >> the rhode island newlyweds say they waited two years to take their honeymoon due to the pandemic. they were heading to tour a park

but noticed a group of women panicking. >> i saw a flame coming out of the door next to them. i said there's afy. >> instinct took over and i found myself looking at like 15, 20 babies sleeping. we lined everybody up, started grabbing them, putting them into the crib. >> once the couple said the situation was under control they continued on their tour like it was a normal day. he credits his family's firefighting background for making that rescue go better than planned, right place, right time, a lot of arms, a lot of babies. but they got them all out safely, which was wonderful. >> managing to stay calm in that situation. >> sure. >> married two years now and they have 15 babies. that's amazing. >> yeah, i know.

put it off a little bit or maybe loving arms. >> we know that the weather is very nice this morning and this afternoon. >> it's doing its thing. we have the fog and let's take a look right now san francisco a great shot. that spooky feel. when it comes to the temperatures and the fog, 51. novato, 57. comfortable and then it will get warmer in the interior. now let's take a look at your forecasted highs. even though it is cloudy right now we are going to get clearing inland. oakland, 67. in through san francisco we're talking mid-60s. we're going to keep the fog

hanging on just a limb bit longer through the afternoon. now let's take a look at that high pressure keeping us dry and blocking any chance of that system just to our north. a low-pressure system from bringing us any real rain. it is bringing us cooler air. looking at some of the models. a system just to our north. we'll see how this influences us as we get a little bit closer. we like to look out and seep the potential of what's to come. a very dry year when it comes to rain. january and february the top ten driest on record. they get over 5 inches. that gives you an idea where we stand. we're in a serious deficit in santa rosa. down through san jose we get that rain shadow so it's a little more common to see that

number low. currently our water rate update, san francisco and san jose are also varying when it comes to those numbers. as far as your seven-day forecast right now no rain in the immediate seven-day forecast. the only change the drop in those temperatures which will feel more seasonable heading into saturday and sunday especially for those inland areas. is there anything we need to look out for on the road, mike? >> the rise in the number of vehicles here for the san mateo bridge. still moving smoothly. some brake tapping going on. watch for that. that means folks are at capacity and they can't go as quickly as they'd like. that might mean a quicker lane change like that person there and that could result in a ripple effect. so far we're okay with just slowing right around where that camera was. the build on the peninsula north 101 into foster city and san mateo, slow coming off the dumbarton bridge. traveling along and past the

buildings before they get to highway 101. the build here, you see slowing before and after to the dublin grade and more for 680 south down through pleasanton into sunol. as you head into fremont, a build coming out of the altamont pass holding steady. a lot of traffic held up with the merge 205 and 580. an earlier crash in tracy and that held folks up in this section but still a slower drive developing right about 20, 23 minutes from marsh creek down to 580. all that slowing getting to 580. the south bay a smooth flow. now the pattern for 101 and 87 both slow around capital expressway, slowing again up to oakland road. the airport and now, there we go, kicking off for 237, 101 into sunnyvale and up into palo alto. back to you. happening now a source tells "pro football talk's" mike

florio a possible suspension for davante adams for pushing a photographer to the ground. adams has since apologized. but the photographer has now filed a police report claiming he was injured. the raiders have a bye this week. they play again on october 23rd. next, a quick look at our top stories including a violent altercation in the south bay and one of the people injured was found nowtogether. plus, draymond green set to return to the court as the team tries to move on from his infamous punch of teammate jordan poole. we'll show you what warriors head coach steve kerr

welcome back. we're moving you forward with a look at the top stories here on "today in the bay." police in milpitas investigating a violent stabbing. we have a live look at where it happened in an apartment complex on murphy ranch road. a little before 2:00 a.m. the victim is now in critical condition. a short time after that police say the chp found a suspect in a car on the shoulder of southbound 101 just a few miles away. they now tell us he suffered some kind of injuries and is now

in the hospital. they also say a woman was in the car with a suspect. still not clear how they're connected but they to believe the stabbing was not random. new overnight one person was seriously injured in this solo roll over crash in livermore. the wreckage there right up against the outside of an apartment complex on marietta boulevard. this happened a little after 11:00 last night. firefighters say the driver of the vehicle was ejected. so far no update on their condition or how this happened. california senator alex padilla is planning to join mayor libby schaaf for a roundtable discussion and the