by the january 6 house committee. it was a surprise move during the final hearing before the midterm elections. live from washington with trump's response just out minutes ago. catching a killer, the new details we're learning about the stockton serial killer investigation and the reason chicago police are getting involved. plus, back in action on the starting lineup. draymond hitting the court later tonight and talking for the first time since that punch went viral. what he has to say and how he's planning to move forward this is "today in the bay" s■xeaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. it is also friday morning so a good friday morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we'll check in with mike and see if there is a commute. meteorologist rob mayeda is in for kari.

pretty calm weatherwise. we'll take you out to dublin where you have some low clouds above but nothing in the way of travel there on 580. as we show you the temperatures this morning this part does feel like fall. patchy low clouds. numbers in the 80s inland and around dublin. 60s in san francisco. we will be seeing more of this trending cooler. mike? we'll take a look at the san mateo bridge. you see the lights, that's the high rises. it's 5:01 on a friday.

a lighter commute early on. here is the altamont pass. the only real slowing, out of antioch, keep your fingers crossed. back to you. thank you very much. we have breaking news just coming in to our newsroom. president trump now responding to the january 6th committee hearing after the panel voted unanimously to subpoena the former president. he posted videos and links on a social platform truth social. this is just one of several of those posts. now this comes after the january 6 committee held what's likely its last public hearing before the november miterm election. >> brie, committee members are pressing to hear from the former president himself. >> reporter: while the january 6 committee has continued to argue that former president trump is a key figure related to the

january 6th attack and members say that he must be held accountable and is required to answer for his actions. >> the resolution is agreed to. >> reporter: in a historic move voting to subpoena former president trump. >> and so if we get his attention, fine. if not we'll go with the evidence we collected. >> reporter: mr. trump asked why didn't the unselect committee asked me to testify months ago blasting them as political hacks and thugs and promising a response later this morning. >> he was personally and substantially involved in all of it. >> reporter: arguing he orchestrated a plan by spreading false claims about election fraud and was backed by his inner circle . >> the key thing to do is claim victory.

>> frankly, we did win this election. >> reporter: while privately acknowledging defeat. >> he looked at the tv and said can you believe i lost to the guy. >> the source went on to say their plan is to literally kill people. please take this tip seriously and investigate further. >> reporter: lawmakers scrambling to an undisclosed secure location pleading for help. they're breaking the law. >> reporter: the committee summing up its argument that former president trump played a key role in the riots and warns threats to democracy remain. the january 6th committee plans to release its final report by

the end of this year. committee members say they will make recommendations and are considering criminal referrals to the justice department. >> one people are continuing to watch. thanks, brie. it is 5:04. in the hunt for a possible serial killer in stockton. law enforcement believes this person could be connected to two murders in the midwest. >> reporter: stockton police are investigating whether the man who killed several people in stockton and one in oakland is the same person who killed two people in chicago. a man they believe is connected to two execution style shootings back in 2018. it was determined the same gun was used in both shootings.

he has a similar walk or limp to the person of interest. we put video of the man from chicago on the right side of your screen. the man believed to be the stockton serial killer to give you a side-by-side comparison. the first murder was actually in oakland back in april of 2021. the most recent was of this year, a man shot and killed in stockton. a woman was also shot in stockton but thankfully survived. the stockton police department set up a tip line you can see it on your tv screen or email police tips at stocktonca.gov. an east bay community is coming together to honor the memory of a young leader gunned

down near the uc berkeley campus. a candlelight vigil to honor 29-year-old isamaeli mataafa. his sister said he was the fifth of seven brothers and sisters. he was a student at the pacific school of religion. his goal, she says, was to obtain his doctor at degree and serve his community especially the youth. >> even though i'm older than him, he is so mature, so humble, so strong not just in our community but my family. >> three others were injured saturday night. investigators with berkeley police say they are still following leads. no arrests have been made. as russia continues to make nuclear threats after its invasion of ukraine, protesters will gather in san francisco today to call on federal government to take action. a rally will be held outside of the offices of senator dianne

feinstein and alex padilla. protesters are demanding the two to take a stand and work to rejoin nuclear weapons treaties. they are pushing to get weapons off the hair trigger alert system. now that's a system that would allow president biden to launch a nuke within minutes of a threat. similar protests will be held at senator offices nationwide. we did reach out to both senators. padilla did not respond but in a statement senator feinstein's office says she looks forward to hearing from protesters and her office is working to arrange a meeting. >> we will see the warriors and draymond green back in action. yesterday green was able to practice with the team. plenty of people criticized the warriors for not only finding their temperamental star, for only finding him. they refused to say how much the fine was and coach steve kerr

said the decision not to suspend him is only for criticism. after practice green made it clear he's ready to move forward. jordan is a professional and i'm a professional. we have a job to do. we both have experienced a lot of winning over our lives and know what it takes. we're going to do just that, what it takes to win. >> they will take on the denver nuggets at 7:00 p.m. at chase center. something else interesting to see downtown san jose. rob mayeda keeping us up to date on what we can expect when we step outside. >> should be nice once the low clouds clear. we have mist with the low clouds right over san francisco.

hanging on to the clouds in san francisco for much of the day. a late day sun down to santa cruz. 50s to start the day. as you head outdoors for lunch time plans, 60s and 70s inland. highs ranging from the upper 70s to mid-80s around the tri-valley. now some very important numbers when it comes to your gas prices. san jose 5:45. that's a great job. head to costco in the southern part of san jose. you don't have to be a member. a gift card at the pump. on brentwood boulevard $5.59 in the middle. $5.67 in north bay. let's take you out to the roadways and show up the speed sensors are moving nicely.

west 580 maybe a disabled vehicle mid span across the high rise getting that vehicle hopefully off to the side very quickly. we'll track that. you see how light the traffic is. folks are able to get by with no problem. >> smooth sailing. coming up next on "today in the bay" we're taking a look at a not so average piece of bread and how one bay area bakery is bringing a taste of the force to its shops. plus -- >> people are finally interested in our story. when we come back, we share when we come back, we share the momentous steps documen cotton candy.

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and a live look at san jose right now. some low clouds over downtown. 50s for now. should see 70s later on this afternoon. mike? >> we've been talking about moisture in the air. maybe a little drizzle. no problems reported. we'll track the build. october means many things to many people.

>> the significance of other communities. ginger conejero saab begins our celebration of another community and a moment us step to document its own history. >> three professors from different corners of the country, allison teaches at san francisco state, a professor in new york city and another academic from alaska all share their excitement with me virtually. they are soon releasing the first-ever filipino american encyclopedia. >> we are seen as a large, powerful ethnic group with a strong history, strong community and worthy of having issues.

>> reporter: it will connect the dots between past and present filipino americans and their allies. >> i see it as a starting point and not an end point. we are excited to be out there. we didn't see ourselves and we're hoping that when people pick up this set of encyclopedias they really feel they matter. >> inspiration from other communities, other communities of color, other historically and con temporarily oppressed communities as well who have been fighting for their voices to be heard who have been fighting for their experiences to be seen and acknowledged. >> reporter: arts and

humanities, immigration, filipino american subgroups and regional trends. >> history is understanding the triumphs, the oppression, the colonialism, the ways we have contributed to the united states and to the entire world. >> reporter: ginger conejero saab, "today in the bay." a benicia bakery is taking their "star wars" devotion to the next level. >> the owners made a replica of harrison ford's character hans solo out of dough. all part of the north bay city's scarecrow contest. doeses of businesses are participating. that has to be hard to do it is set to be incredible but maybe a little jaba the hut would go a long way. >> our very own bob redell at

the height of the pandemic hundreds of hours creating a mini replica. go to his instagram page. >> it's funny. that's not it. rob mayeda dressing up every halloween wearing his helmet there. >> that's why you go, this is the forecast. >> the forecast is with you. >> it's sweater weather. >> a little cool outside. fog-tober continues.

we feel a bit like fall outside this morning and there's the view of san francisco, misty skies. staying around san francisco into the afternoon with temperatures in the mild trend once again, no 70s today around the coast or half moon bay. by sunday inland temperatures may cool a few more degrees. now we haven't had changes in the weather this weekend and the beginning of next week but signs out there we could see a change. as we head to next weekend, stay tuned.

showers around the north bay. san francisco forecast staying in the 60s should be trending a little warmer by tuesday and valley temperatures staying cool for this time of year back into the low 80s. some flashing lights on the san mateo brimming. i believe it's a crew not in lanes. no disturbance to the flow and no disturbances. a nice, easy drive right now. no real slowing, not even out of the south county or much out of the altamont pass. just a bit of speeds below the limit until you get to green ville and here are your travel times. no delays down to 580. even though it's a yellow sensor.

everything is clear to the dublin interchange. that slowing is only at the beginning part all the way in to 680. back to you. thanks, mike. up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: uncle sam has music for those who have trouble hearing. i'm chris chmura. we'll explain the historic money saving change for tens of millions of americans next. i'll be the host and musical guest on "snl." >> it's going to be a real hot girl "snl." >> all right, heidi. how do you do that?