this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. and a good morning for you on this halloween as we like to say "today in the bay." >> once a year. and i'm laura garcia. happy halloween. we'll get a look at the morning commute in just a little bit. how is that trick-or-treat forecast looking for the kids? it looks more like a treat for us, nice and cool. and we're going to see more clouds moving in. but we've powered up storm ranger in advance of what's coming tomorrow. so we'll be using this to track some incoming rain and once again it doesn't arrive until tomorrow, so we're looking good for today. it's going to be mostly cloudy and also cooler and windy as we head through the week. take a look at our high temperatures for today reaching into the low 60s for fremont. 60 in oakland and 59 in san francisco. we'll talk about that rain, how

much we might see where you live coming up in just a few minutes. laura? it may only be monday but for parents and kids this will be a busy one because halloween means those trick-or-treating plans. in san jose it comes amidst a recent surge in traffic accidents. kris sanchez with the call to be extra careful tonight. we've had some bad accidents lately. >> reporter: this year in particular be careful, make sure your kids are out with flashlights and are visible, maybe travel in groups. this has been a particularly dangerous year for pedestrians. san jose has seen a surge in deadly pedestrian crashes. 56 of them. more than half pedestrians hit by cars. it doesn't include bicyclists as well. nationwide halloween is the deadliest night for child pedestrians according to data

from the national highway traffic safety administration or nhtsa. children are three times more likely to be hit by a car on halloween than any other day of the year. it's in the 6:00 to 7:00 hour. drivers are urged to slow down and urging parents of trick-or-treaters to be aware. >> when we see a vehicle making sure that vehicle will stop and yield for us, making eye contact with the driver is a really important trick on halloween as well. >> reporter: be sure you stay on sidewalks and in well-lit areas, areas you know so you know where it is safe to cross. cross at lights or at crosswalks also when you are at a cross walk make eye contact with the driver so you know that they definitely saw you and use flashlights or glow sticks, reflective tape, anything can you do to make your child more

visible even if they complain about it because it is really serious and folks just are not slowing down here in the city and it's really sad to see the spike in pedestrian fatalities. >> it is very concerning. i just looked it up. sunset is at 6:11, too. keep that in mind. thanks, kris. 6:03 right now. this morning fears about potentially contaminated or laced halloween candy. the subject of the latest fear is now that powerful synthetic opioid fentanyl. even prompting some agencies to issue warnings about recently discovered rainbow fentanyl found inside some candy boxes. parents are advised to stay on top of the halloween candy, really look through it and make sure it's not tampered with. 6:03. now to decision 2022. eight days left until election day. political division now front and center from coast to coast, but the recent attack inside the house of speaker nancy pelosi's

san francisco home is leading to calls for change and in tone everywhere. "today in the bay's" drew petrimoulx is live for us in washington. drew, this really comes as the rhetoric has been building up for months now. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, marcus. the rhetoric heading into this final week of the midterm election is just very heated and some think that creates an environment where these types of attacks are possible. after an attack on the family of a top democratic party leader, politicians from both sides of the aisle are taking to the airwaves to condemn the violence. >> we have to figure out how to bring our country back together where we have a civil conversation, and we have no violence. what happened to paul pelosi is despicable, it's unacceptable. >> i think it is really important that people realize that it is not just this moment of this horrific attack but that we have seen violence

perpetrated throughout our political system. >> reporter: the suspect in the attack, 42-year-old david depape, due in court today, said to face charges that include murder. police say he broke into the san francisco home of house speaker nancy pelosi and attacked her husband, paul. new details in the investigation revealing zip ties were found o interviewed the suspect and reviewed his online activity. >> this guy is sort of the picture of radicalization on the internet. 15 years ago in 2007 he was posting pretty standard anti-war, left-wing viewpoints. there's a 15-year gap on his blog. in 2022 posting qanon. >> reporter: as battles continue across the country a renewed focus on political violence. u.s. capitol police say threats against members of congress more than doubled in the past five years. >> we have to do something about this amplification of this election denying hate speech we see on the internet. >> it's disgusting.

this violence is horrible. >> reporter: as congress considers new measures to protect elected officials. a source with knowledge of the situation tells nbc news that paul pelosi remains in icu this morning surrounded by members of his family. in a letter to colleagues over the week house speaker pelosi saying the family is heartbroken and traumatized but that mr. pelosi's condition continues to improve. reporting from washington, i'm drew petrimoulx, back to you. >> a lot of people online wishing him a speedy recovery. the "today" show will have more coverage on the attack of paul pelosi and even more on why there was no security detail at the speaker's san francisco home. that's coming up at 7:00 for you right after us on "today in the bay." russia is ramping up its relentless assault on ukrainian infrastructure in response to this weekend's strike on russian targets in the black sea. new overnight a wave of russian strikes hit kyiv in key cities.

thick plumes of smoke could be seen for miles. one ukrainian water utility says some 80% of the capital of kyiv is without running water this morning. also at last check about 350,000 amounts have no electricity. specialists are now work to go restore supplies as quickly as possible. now to a developing story out of the south bay. san jose state police are investigating a potential hate crime. university police say this happened around 3:30 yesterday afternoon near the health center. you can see right here on the map that's right in the middle of campus. police say that the victim was walking when a group of people riding bikes approached. one of the back and then just r away. here is a picture of that you. the primary suspect is the one in the black pants and gray hoodie and black ski mask. that victim was not physically hurt. we're told they are an affiliate of the university but it's not clear if that means they are a student or staff member.

happening today jury deliberations for sheriff laurie smith will continue. the federal case went to the jury thursday. the sheriff is facing corruption allegations with prosecutors claiming she traded concealed carry gun permits for campaign donations and big name endorsements. smith is scheduled to leave office at the end of the year. but a guilty verdict would remove her from office immediately and prevent her from seeking any public office again. the sheriff has denied all allegations. let's take a look outside for you this morning. this is a live look at sfo ahead of an important milestone for the airport. today the u.s. green building council will honor sfo with a first-ever certification plaque. it's the first airport in the world to earn multiple certifications. a well certification for harvey milk terminal one.

it will kick off the 20th annual green build international conference and expo in san francisco. happening now if you're heading to the coastline, the national weather service is advising everyone to be on the lookout for potential sneaker waves. this is what it looked like yesterday at san francisco's ocean beach. some waves today may come in as high as 20 feet. >> not far in the future there's a chance of rain. we haven't had heard that a lot. we don't get to say it much. no, we don't. it's been since september that we've had rain and we missed out on it all throughout the month of october. now as we turn that calendar to november we are going to see some rain coming in. i want to show you what it looks like on the live view. we have some clouds reaching in with a weak disturbance here now increasing our cloud cover but this is the cold front farther to the north that will be sweeping down the coastline as we go into today bringing those rain chances. as of right now we once again are starting out cloudy and

foggy in some spots with a couple of sprinkles. the measurable rain will be arriving around sun rise tomorrow morning, first starting in the north bay and then spreading across the bay area in time for the morning commute. some of us could get some decent amounts of rain. we're going to talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. mike shows us where we can find some lower gas prices. [ inaudible ] well, hello. that was my mmistake. i do that sometimes. santa clara, the low nest that city. diamond gas on what are burton is $4.79. alameda county, union city today. the lowest there in union city, national on mission boulevard, $4.99. solano county in the north bay it's vallejo with grand gas on springs road $4.74. the best in the county. that's per gas buddy and your reports. out to your roadways, a smooth

drive. no major issues. the south bay has a couple of crashes. i'm looking at 101 north at brokaw. i was concerned because we had the build where the arrow was. the crash cleared to the shoulder. no major problems for the south bay right now. the tri-valley as well, 680 a smooth drive out of san ramon and livermore to the dublin interchange. back to you. >> next on "today in the bay," breaking down the most searched for topic as we head into the holiday season. and why more people may you a lau themselves to be tied down if only for a little while. >> elon musk used to get in trouble on twitter but now evens it and is still getting in trouble on twitter. let's take you out to the future. what a great month we have. the red light will be okay. plus -- >> and we are celebrating -- >> ♪ he did the monster mash ♪

>> we are celebrating halloween here in the bay area here at "today in the bay." still ahead i will show you costumes inspired by someone from our very own newsroom. you don't want to miss it. kind of like superman but, trust me, it wasn't a superman costume. much more ahead for you this morning. we'll be right back.

i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31.

good monday morning. your morning commute starts out in the low 50s and it's going to be cloudy, you can probably just leave those sunglasses at home but grab a jacket because it will be cool today and very slow to warm up. a look ahead at your halloween forecast and what to expect even as the rain moves in tomorrow. that's coming up in a few minutes. over here in the north bay as well we're seeing more traffic, that's the change for south 101 through san rafael. still showing the speed limit here and all the way up from santa rosa, petaluma. watching that build at the toll plaza. we're showing you the slower spots as they grow. good morning, happy monday. today is the 31st so it's halloween. what a month it has been on the markets. the dow, its best one-month performance since 1976. new this morning we're getting the latest inflation reading from europe. it is high. prices up more than 10%. that's a reminder inflation is a

problem all over the developed world not just here in america. the fed will hold its next two-day interest rate meeting tomorrow and wednesday. just in to our newsroom this morning the largest iphone factory in the world has a covid outbreak. a spokesman says the outbreak is controlled and denies the numbers are more than 20,000. so tomorrow, november 1, and that's the day a lot of twitter employees in san francisco are due their bonuses. it's a significant portion of their yearly income. there was worry the new owner, elon musk, might lay those employees off before their bonus date. he says he won't. musk fired the twitter ceo parag

agrawal and others for cause. they didn't get millions in golden parachutes. for cause means they did something wrong. it's unclear what that means in musk's mind and he delete add tweet that questioned the attack on paul pelosi, the husband of speaker nancy pelosi. the article musk linked to is from a fake news site spreading a conspiracy theory. musk has hinted in the past he would allow just about anything to be posted on twitter but then later seemed to change his mind saying he didn't want twitter to descend into a, quote, free-for-all hell-scape but then he, himself, posted this conspiracy theory. a lot of what he was saying about let's not make this a hell-scape he is worried about advertising. remember he paid way too much for twitter then twitter loses money every year so he will pay in more every year. he has to keep the advertisers there but it's got to be some place that's not offensive for

places like nike or adidas, all the people who might pull their ads. >> and that's money. >> thanks, scott. >> you bet. new this morning if you're thinking about watching a scary movie for halloween tonight, you're not alone. google says the halloween movie franchise is king, responsible for three out of the top five halloween movie searches. in the meantime halloween food related searches are trending right now. >> we see interest in different cocktails, some cookie cutter shapes and one of the top trending recipes is this dirt pudding. it's an oreo-type pudding where you put candy worms in to make it look kind of gross. lots of funny trends in the recipe area for halloween. >> also trending is cuffing season. that is typically when people are looking for a relationship during the holiday months clear through valentine's day. google says searches of when to break up are also at an all-time high.

i guess they don't want to get stuck buying a christmas present or something. we here at "today in the bay" are getting into the holiday spirit a little bit, too. >> i pulled off quite a surprise for a man who makes tv magic happen every morning. take a look. >> we're going to go to b-52 and then go over from that and then just ad-lib. just go for it. >> like rap? >> oh, say less. that's me dressed up as our 6:00 a.m. producer. that's him. he's dressed as me and i'm dressed as him. this is how he would normally look in the morning. >> what's funny you are wearing his long pants. >> the thing about it is we actually planned this a while back. i just said, hey, i'm going to dress up for you as halloween. i'm going to dress up for you.

there you have it. i'm a little taller than him. >> people were seeing him in the control room and he's able to talk to us in our ear. ou like ? >> he's talking in our ear. >> no, he's not. >> no comment. >> oh, did i make him upset? >> we're not getting the wrap at least. let's move on to the forecast. there will be a lot of trick-or-treaters out there. >> and it's going to be great this evening and it's also nice and cool, clouds rolling by. i don't think that's really going to cause too many problems. let's head over to danville with what to expect this evening looking spooky. we're seeing a lot of clouds and temperatures that will go from upper 60s and breezy winds to low 50s and i think a lot of the kids heading out right at about sunset which will be at about 6:30 later this evening. as we get a look at what to

expect today our high temperature headed for 64 degrees today and 68 in concord. martinez reaching 66 and 60 in oakland. cool in san francisco with a high of 59. now tomorrow is when we get ready for rain coming in so it will be even cooler. a lot of us staying in the 50s throughout the afternoon. and we'll see the same on wednesday even as that rain starts to move out. so let's talk about that rain as we are going to see it arrive tomorrow morning. we start to see some spotty showers entering into the north bay and then getting heavi as it moves into santa rosa at 8:30. at about 9:00 it arrives in san francisco and pushing through the bay area in time for a lot of people just getting to work, getting settled in. that rain is really going to be pouring but it looks like the evening commute is drying up for most. although there will be a couple of spotty showers lingering for

wednesday morning. rain totals may reach a quarter inch so that could be enough to turn off the sprinklers, a nice start to our month of november even as we do see more rain and sierra snow in the forecast. there's the possibility that we could get about 8 to 13 inches of snow in the sierra especially at resorts over the next several days. so here is a look at our temperatures, really cooling down over the next couple of days going from upper 60s today to low 60s midweek with sunshine on thursday and friday. mike, you are looking for a crash reported at the bay bridge toll plaza? >> always a red flag for us. we have very little information. visual cues, the backup has built but not really packed in. it's definitely moving. typical slowing. out of el cerrito to berkeley slowing the buildup as folks are starting to leave the house there, no surprises right now. the same for vallejo.

fog in the north bay. an easy drive, santa rosa down to the golden gate bridge. alameda county and a little build for san jose typical. back to you. 6:22 this morning. the truth behind close encounters next here on "today in the bay," the latest on the u.s. government's effort to uncover what's behind a number uncover what's behind a number of recent ufo sightings.

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6:25 for you that morning. welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay." mysterious and possibly other worldly sightings have team wondering do ufos exist? >> intelligence officers are expected to update congress on their findings and may even offer explanations for some of those close encounters. gadi schwartz with a team on the "today" show has more with what we can expect to learn. >> reporter: good morning, marcus. good morning, laura. it is october 31st and, no, that's not just halloween. it also happens to be the day the pentagon is scheduled to give congress its latest update on ufos or unidentified aerial phenomenon as they call them. the report is still classified but "the new york times" is reporting it may contain very rational explanations for a lot of the sightings and incidents baffling u.s. military service members for years. anonymous sources telling "the times" it is likely weather balloons, junk in the sky, optical illusions and spying from countries like china. some researchers who have been

talking to pilots say that likely explains most of what's been seen but some cases will be much harder to explain away. >> it's almost like we're looking at a post-9/11 situation where we were caught by surprise and said we weren't talking to each other. nasa wasn't involved. hopefully we can start to see there's progress made and we'll have more reports. >> reporter: of course much more coming up on the "today" show. back to you. >> thanks, gadi. next here the top stories including while you were sleeping parts of the bay area feeling more shaking. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where the investigation continues into the attack on paul pelosi. up ahead we'll tell but the charges that lie ahead for the man responsible for this attack. another sign the recent trnkeypox is under con

he was, in fact, in search of mrs. pelosi. >> right now at 6:30 alarming new details on the evidence recovered following the attack at house speaker nancy pelosi's home. the turn the case is expected to take today and the family speaking out as paul pelosi continues to recover. halloween night will stay

dry but rain on the way in parts of the bay area. meteorologist kari hall is breaking down the trick-or-treating forecast for us and the chance of fall showers later this week. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. and a good morning to you on this halloween. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. first, new overnight, did you feel a little shaking while you were sleeping? three small earthquakes rattled parts of the bay area. two centered in pleasanton at 11:00 last night and another in san jose's alum rock more than an hour later. none registered above a 3.0. >> now to that forecast for you, a leople expected to head out today, kari, to do that trick-or-treating. >> definitely a treat for us especially seeing we have another treat coming later in the week as we get a live look at our storm ranger that's parked on san bruno mountain. it is scanning the bay area. we are just going to stay cloudy

today and the clouds continue to increase this evening. we just see a chance of some afternoon showers with cooler weather. we're only headed for the mid-60s today in dublin and 66 in novato. san francisco 59 degrees. these are our high temperatures after a cool morning start. and, mike, you've been tracking a crash. what's the update? >> thank goodness there's not a lot of slowing and no major injuries. this is over in danville as you head north from san ramon. it's counter to the commute around diablo road. the crash should be possibly blocking one lane right now. your commute direction coming down from concord all the way down through danville and san ramon is still at speed. the buildup holding steady in pittsburg. slowing for west 37. the build out of el cerrito across the richmond bridge. a standard flow there as well. top of the screen, i just circled a crash in dixon that is an issue coming in. i'll fill you in more coming up.

back to you. >> thanks, mike. the attack on paul pelosi is something we continue to follow this morning and happening now protesters in san francisco are expected to file -- prosecutors, i should say, are expected to file charges against the suspect accused of assaulting paul pelosi. this is the house speaker's husband. family members are talking more about what happened and investigators are providing new details about what they uncovered. "today in the bay's" ginger conejero saab live in san francisco with more just outside the pelosi home. ginger? >> reporter: good morning, laura and marcus. we are just outside the pelosi home here in pacific heights where everything happened in the early morning hours on friday. you can see the home behind me. it's still dark out. the lights are off. not much happening that you can see from the outside of the home, but what we have learned, what authorities confirmed was found inside the home the day of the attack.

let's look at video of the arrival of house speaker nancy pelosi back to this typically quiet and safe neighborhood last night after a motorcade of law enforcement was seen leaving san francisco general. their son, paul pelosi jr., was also seen leaving the hospital. when asked how his dad was doing he answered, quote, they're rebuilding him carefully. now over the weekend san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins clarified details about the day of the attack including paul pelosi was the only person home at the time. san francisco police say zip ties were found at the scene though they did not say how many or discuss their intended purpose. >> at the time the suspect entered the pelosi home that he was, in fact, in search of mrs. pelosi. at this time there's no evidence in our possession to support that the suspect knew mr. pelosi prior to this incident. >> reporter: district attorney brooke jenkins says the suspect,

david depape, will be charged with attempted murder, residential burglary and other felonies today. federal agencies are conducting a parallel investigation to see if depape will face federal charges. in a statement also made over the weekend speaker pelosi said her family is, quote, heartbroken and traumatized after this attack. her husband paul pelosi is recovering, still at the hospital from surgery from a skull fracture and other bodily injuries. we're also told by the san francisco sheriff's office the suspect is in the hospital as well but they have not shared details or why he's at the hospital. we're live in san francisco, ginger conejero saab, "today in the bay." >> thank you, ginger. as ginger was mentioning we are awaiting those charges to be filed later today. now we will bring you those updates as soon as we get with continuing coverage both on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. developing now police investigating a shooting inside

an east oakland club that left one man injured. it happened a little after 8:00 p.m. last night at the 2101 club on mcarthur boulevard. the victim was rushed to the hospital. still no details on injuries or what may have led up to that shooting. moving you forward after three months san francisco today will end its monkeypox health emergency. health officials say the emergency declaration allowed them to act quickly to reduce the threat of mpox. cases have slowed to less than one per day. more than 27,000 people in the city are now vaccinated against the virus. health leaders are still encouraging those at risk to get vaccinated. are you in the halloween mood this morning? halloween is only really returning to full force after two and a half years of that pandemic we all lived through. outside this san jose home, the spirit is alive and well. the albertson family has been building their pixar theme look for more than two decades. others in the neighborhood helped to bring it all together. >> we also have connections with

our community when we build it. we have neighbors and to build the house and paint the house and so it's really a community effort. >> some people are celebrating in a more mobile style. check out this tricked out car. the creator plans to be out on the road tonight in what he calls his bold mobile handing out candy. head to our website. we have a full guide for events happening across the bay area. you can find it in our trending bar at nbcbayarea.com. as we look at the forecast today, kari, you were telling us it is more of a treat than a trick. >> i am loving this forecast. it feels cool, we have some clouds, and it will not rain on us. so that's the good thing as we head out in walnut creek. it's going to be in the upper 60s in the middle of the afternoon. you'll notice we won't see a lot of sunshine throughout today. not much of the moon tonight as

our temperatures drop down into the mid-50s at about the time the trick-or-treaters are heading out. in san jose temperatures will go from 64 degrees at 5:00. my kids will probably head out around 6:00, 6:30. it will be about 62 degrees and then dropping down into the upper 50s as the night goes on. as we check out our forecast in santa rosa it's going to be at about 55 degrees and those spooky clouds moving by, maybe a little bit of patchy fog. but once again we will see the rain holding off until tomorrow where we will see some rain coming in. so we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. mike, now you are hearing more about that north bay crash along i-80. >> and i'm not hearing about major injuries but it's a pretty major crash, one of the vehicles pretty smashed up. we're looking over here a standard show out of el cerrito, the bay bridge and in through concord and pittsburg. those all look pretty standard. at the top of the screen a lot of slowing coming down in toward the area through dixon.

there's a crash there as you are coming in toward i-80 and the 505 merge into vacaville. possibly five vehicles and up to three lanes are blocked now. just one or two get by and that's the reason for the big backup. that could end up making traffic lighter into our area holding folks up. also holding folks up tonight will be a closure out of davis. a couple of left lanes coming westbound through the area for scheduled work there. the rest of the bay shows a smoother drive. we are looking to san jose with your typical build here. we talked about trick-or-treating. communities like japantown may have local closures. they're at fifth and jackson. they'll be closed for trick-or-treaters to use the shops as safe spots but watch for any barricades throughout local neighborhoods. back to you. >> everybody just needs to slow down tonight and look out for kids. thanks, mike. 6:39 right now, pretty shocking new video of a deadly bridge collapse in india. coming up next on "today in the bay," we'll have the latest on

the recovery efforts and the rising number of deaths this morning. plus, an important vote in an important democracy. will the leader accept the results? out to the big board this morning, we're still on track for the best month since 1976 on the dow. a lot of people out there are really hoping to get a treat and not a trick this evening because one of the biggest powerball jackpots in history up for grabs in a matter of hours. we'll talk about that and what you ed to do so can you ne

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good monday morning. right now it's 6:42. this creepy looking fog is kind of drifting around the north bay as we see santa rosa visibility down to a quarter of a mile but we're getting more than fog in the south county around gilroy. so watch out for that on your way to work. a look at the rest of our microclimates and what to expect even as rain comes in tomorrow. that's in the forecast coming up. look at this, here we go, catching a glimpse of flashing lights across the san mateo bridge. i'm watching them travel west. i think it will be off the bridge shortly but we'll track that because we're seeing more traffic on the span. we don't want any unusual news coming up. the moment a pedestrian bridge collapsed in india over the weekend. it kill about 130 people. you can see right here the

crowded bridge of people when it suddenly gives way and plunges everyone to the river below. it happened on the suspension bridge over the machchhu river in the town of morbi. the recovery effort is ongoing. in south korea a memorial now growing near the subway station in seoul closest to where that massive weekend crowd surge killed dozens of people. this is near the itaewon subway station steps from where the tragedy took place. as of this morning 154 deaths are confirmed. another 150 were injured, many critically. the exact cause is still unknown, it started when a crowd, a big one, started to push through a narrow street along a popular entertainment area filled with people celebrating halloween.

some fell and were trampled. most were women. among the dead two u.s. college students studying abroad. the korean government is announcing plans to cover the funeral costs for the victims. president biden is congratulating the winner of the presidential election in brazil. lula da silva. >> will the current president actually step down? >> that is a very, very big question and we don't know. we haven't heard anything. he did not expect to lose, bolsonaro. we will get to president bolsonaro in a second. huge but very young democracy. the second biggest economy in all of the western hemisphere. as for da silva known as lula, this will be the second time he's taken office. he was ousted previously accused of corruption. as for the election, the american white house says the brazilian election, as far as it's concern, was free and fair. the man who lost is president bolsonaro. now he said he would not accept

any result except his own win. part of the reason he got the nickname trump of the tropics. we're still waiting to hear how he's going to react. now this idea of not accepting results unless you win is spreading. kari lake, who is running for governor in arizona saying she will accept a loss only if it's a fair and honest election and there's no evidence it hasn't been. politicians on both sides calling to ratchet down the talk that may inspire violence. >> people have to take the heat down here. this is america. this is one of the most amazing places. we should wake up and be grateful. we can disagree and have heated arguments. when you cross that line into violence it does your cause no good. it does the system no good and it just brings everything to a more fragile state. brand-new this morning polling showing a red wave so many political pundits were

talking about ine there. a "new york times" poll shows democrats slightly ahead or tied on all key senate races including fetterman ahead of oz and warnock ahead of herschel walker. we're watching that and watching a very important supreme court case get under way as well today. we'll talk about it on social media. on facebook you can find mean @scottmcgrewtv. new developments on the long-term plan to close santa clara's great america which may happen within about a decade. someone is now hatching a plan to transport key elements of the theme park to the central valley. he actually started an online petition to get great america's owners to relocate the rides and other attractions to fresno. he's an expert in underground utility work and construction. he says he's always working with the team of architects to plan the new park and he has a name

planned, the heart of california. it's not yet clear when he will present his plan to fresno county leaders. trending this morning, the drawing for the second largest jackpot in powerball history, players have a chance to win $1 billion. the pot grew because no one won the drawing over the weekend. it keeps rolling over. the drawing for ton's powerball lottery is at 8:00 with ticket sales closing at 7:00 p.m. the odds of matching all five numbers plus the powerball is 1 in 292,201,000. well, it's tough. >> it's a lot. the chances are not great. you have to play to win. also trending, do you believe be in ghosts? if so, you're not alone. >> a new poll indicates half of americans believe their home is haunted. about one-third say they've even caught some paranormal activity in their secure cameras, more

specifically the people say they've seen disembodied face on that footage. >> that's kind of scary. >> interesting. the most i've seen is a cat. >> did it have a body? >> yes, it did. a body, fur, tail, everything. >> all right. well, lots of decorations out these days, too. they may get wet tomorrow as we get rain coming in to the bay area. really excited about the rain and the fact that it holds off for halloween, too. take a look at our temperatures and where we're headed for today. we'll reach up to about 66 in novato, 68 in concord and 62 in san mateo and mountain view, los gatos headed for 66 degrees. san francisco in the upper 50s while morgan hill and san martin will see a high of 66 today. so here is what we're looking at. we have a weak disturbance coming in. some clouds and the cold front to the north and this will be sliding down the coast into the bay area for tomorrow and we'll

see that rain coming in. now there still may be spotty sprinkles but mostly looking at drizzle as we get fog and low clouds moving in over the next couple of hours. but then as we go into tomorrow morning i'm stopping the time line right at 7:30. so you want to make sure that some time today you are checking the windshield wipers, you know they're working, they're not dried out, and the tires, too. do this ahead of the rainfall and then tomorrow we'll need those umbrellas as we see rain early in the morning continuing through the morning commute to move into palo alto and concord as well as fairfield and just starting to approach san jose at about 9:00 tomorrow morning. and then we see it quickly clearing out from the north bay at about lunch time while parts of the east bay and south bay may still see some lingering showers. the evening commute tomorrow is looking dry. and then there will be a chance of some spotty rain early on wednesday morning but the chances will be much lighter. as we go into how much to expect

tomorrow starting in the morning into the afternoon it looks like most of us could get a quarter inch of rain so that's decent enough to turn off the sprinklers and given us a nice start to our november. and while we get a little bit of rain the sierra will get some light snow. this could total throughout the week up to about a foot for some spots. kingvale could reach 13 inches of snow and south lake tahoe about 8 inches of snow and then as we look at our temperatures for our inland areas we're going from upper 60s today to low 60s for tomorrow as well as early wednesday with those showers. we do have sunshine in our forecast for thursday and friday as well as saturday but then rain could be returning on sunday. we'll be watching all of that. mike, you were checking back in on the san mateo bridge. we have the ifo, i floated an o across, a flashing light. no incident on the san mateo bridge, no incidents reported as far as chp goes. we do have a slower drive but

it's because of that volume. we see the slowing and we expect it there for 92. no big delays across the dumbarton bridge. the delay through the east bay will see both bridges and then 237 will see some slowing, some blips already. the bigger build here 101 and 87 from capital expressway heading north. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 6:52. happening now as most health experts feared, flu season is off to a more aggressive start. the cdc says the number of confirmed cases is running at a 13-year high, hospitalizations are up dramatically over the past several weeks. california is hovering at a moderate level of cases compared with the rest of the country. health leaders believe the numbers here will rise over the next few weeks. and next a quick look at the top stories including the assault at the home of house speaker nancy pelosi. the disturbing details from the

d.a. and police about what they say the suspect brought with him inside the home and the latest on mr. pelosi's recovery. >> reporter: i'm kris sanchez in san jose where there's a bit of a damper on the halloween celebrations and not because it's on a monday but because of the number of pedestrian fatalities this year so far. i'll show you whatwi give you s already ow.kn

welcome back. it is 6:55. a look at the top stories this morning. prosecutors in san francisco are expected to file charges today against the suspect accused of assaulting paul pelosi. the house speaker's husband, with a hammer in his pacific heights home. d.a. brooke jenkins says david depape will be charged with attempted murder, residential burglary and other felonies. she says pelosi was the only person at the home at the time of the attack. paul pelosi, that is. investigators say zip ties were found at the scene but they're not saying how many or what the intended purpose may have been. we'll bring you the news of the charges when it happens. stay with us for continuing coverage on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. police are investigating the shooting inside an east oakland

club that left one man injured. they say it happened a little after 8:00 last night at the 2101 club. the victim rushed to the hospital. still no details on their injuries or what may have led up to that shooting. san jose state police investigating an apparent hate crime. university police say it happened about 3:30 yesterday afternoon near the health center on this map in the middle of campus. police say the victim was walking when a group of people riding bikes approached. one of the bicyclists used a racial slur, struck the victim on the back and rode away. here is the image of the suspects. the primary suspect is said to be the one in black pants, a gray hoodie and a black ski mask. the victim was not physically hurt. san jose is seeing a recent surge in accidents. >> kris sanchez is downtown. all the more reason for parents, children and the drivers out there to be extra careful because those kids are out trick-or-treating. >> reporter: yeah, the deadliest

time is not even really late at night. it's between the hours of 6:00 and 7:00 and so just when that light is starting to change. you really want to make sure kids are extra visible. san jose has had a record number of pedestrian fatalities, 56 people have died on the roadways. 29 of them were pedestrians hit by drivers. nationwide halloween is the deadliest night for child pedestrians according to nhtsa. children are three times more likely to be hit by a car on halloween than any other day of the year. i'm not going to tell you anything you haven't thought of already. stay on the sidewalks and in well-lit areas if you can. cross at lights and crosswalks so you're more visible. make eye contact with drivers and use flashlights, glow sticks, reflective tape even if they complain about it because it will be good to make it through the night safely. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> kris, thank you. we are counting down the minutes to the "today" show's

big halloween extravaganza and you will want to start the day before you see those costumes and the big reveal just minutes away on "today." don't miss it. >> always fun. all right, we need the forecast for tonight with all the trick-or-treaters out. it looks great out there. it will be cloudy and temperatures are cooling down. most of us in the 50s and low 60s at the time kids head out for trick-or-treating. tomorrow we start out early in the day with some scattered showers that may linger into wednesday morning as well. the rest of the forecast is looking drier all the way up until sunday where we see another chance of rain. a week ahead as the rain moves in. a look as the traffic moves in, standard for here, contra costa and alameda county in the east bay this is the focus out of el cerrito, a new crash heading down to the merge and golden gate fields. everything is off the shoulder but that's a critical time for folks leaving that portion heading down to the bay bridge.

a crash looks like it may have cleared heading southbound. >> all right, sounds good. that's what's happening "today in the bay." join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. happy halloween. play it safe. >> be safe and watch out for those drivers and for those kids. >> check the candy. share with your parents. buenos días, nuevos detalles emergen sobre el ataque contra el esposo de nancy pelosi. lo que la vocera y la policía dicen esta mañana. hoy es 31 de octubre, y esto es "today". dentro de la investigación.