what witnesses are saying about the identity of one of the victims. plus, we've got to get out and vote. no one can sit on

the sidelines. we are just more than a week away from election day, and both campaigns working to rally last minute support. the policies. both candidates are doubling down on and say it ain't so steph. the warriors take a big l in their home opener as steph curry's future with the team hangs in the balance. details behind the injury. all of dub nation is concerned about this morning. this is today in the bay. injury and the star player on a monday. what we don't want to hear. i'm choosing to. say good morning to you on this monday. i'm marcus washington. i'm laura garcia. i thought you were going to say i'm choosing for tuesday. got to get through monday first. all right. let's check the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. yeah, it's going to be a big change this week. we're watching out for a slight chance of some spotty showers as this system drops in. and yesterday, it brought us some cooler temperatures. now that air is really settling in, and we are

going to have that possibility of at least some light rain and very spotty activity. not a lot of the bay area as of now, seeing any wet weather, but we will have once again the north bay, some of our coastal areas, maybe getting in on some sprinkles around noon and then the rest of the day there is a mix of sun and clouds, but what you will notice how windy it will get later on this afternoon. so as it gets cooler, we're going to see these winds gusting 25 30mph. and that continues into the evening. mike, you've been tracking a couple of crashes already out there. not a major issue. maybe a closure though. here in the south bay north 101. the off ramp at lawrence expressway is where the crash is located. chp thought they might have to close that off ramp if they do continue on and take fair oaks and you can loop back on city streets, it's not too far and traffic is very light in the area. this is counter commute, but it is highway four right past somersville. there's also a crash. it's off of the roadway, so there will be a distraction for you if you're heading over

toward antioch. but westbound, your commute is fine there all the way, heading over toward the bay bridge. back to you. thanks, mike. well, breaking news right now out of the south bay. two people are dead. this is after an overnight crash in gilroy. first responders telling our photographer there at the scene. one of the victims is their coworker. the two car crash happened a little more than four hours ago on highway 25, in bloomfield. according to witnesses, a solo driver in each car died at the scene. witnesses also informed our crew. one of the victims is a santa clara county emergency dispatcher. we have not yet received confirmation from chp. the cause of that crash? not yet known. turning now to the race for the white house. with just more than a week to go until election day. the presidential candidates are ramping up campaign events and sharpening their attacks. vice president kamala harris focusing on pennsylvania, a key state on the path to victory. while former president trump rallied before a packed madison square garden audience amid controversy surrounding other speakers. today, in the bay's alice barr

joins us live from washington this morning. and alice, the final sprint to election day is here. it is here. marcus and laura. and in this final stretch, the presidential nominees over the weekend really brought the energy they packed in the crowds, though, as you noted, it did not go without controversy as the nominees are beginning their closing arguments. in the final full week before election day, the presidential nominees are going big. former president trump headlining a packed rally at madison square garden in new york. we've got to get out and vote. vice president harris all in in philadelphia. no one can sit on the sidelines. looking to boost turnout in the city of brotherly love. the vice president appealed to black voters from a church congregation to a barber shop and met with latino voters at a puerto rican restaurant. the path to victory runs through philly, and it runs through pennsylvania, and it runs through all of you. yes. that amid condemnation over a

comedian's opening act at the trump new york rally calling puerto rico a floating island of garbage, the trump campaign saying the joke does not reflect his views. the former president joined many of the speakers in stepping up the rhetoric against vice president harris, degrading her intelligence and repeating a controversial attack line against his perceived opponents. they've done very bad things to this country. they are indeed the enemy from within. reporter the former president also announced a new policy proposal. i will support a tax credit for family caregivers who take care of a parent or a loved one. vice president harris is pushing to expand medicare to cover long term in-home care. we are a new generation of leadership that is optimistic and excited about what our nation can do together. the nominees are beginning their final pitch to voters as the clock winds down. in a final

battleground blitz, the harris campaign says the vice president and her running mate will visit every key swing state over the next four days, starting today in michigan, former president trump will be in georgia today, with stops planned this week in pennsylvania, wisconsin and nevada. lauren marcus. all right. alice barr in washington. alice. thank you. our team on the today show following the latest on the campaign trail as polls continue to indicate a very close race. tune in every morning at 7 a.m. to get the very latest developments on the ground. as the race for the white house enters its final week. during the niners game, the race for president temporarily became front and center courtesy of niners defensive lineman nick bosa. bosa crashed an interview with nbc's sideline reporter and teammates brock purdy, george kittle, as well as isaac galindo. now he pointed to a white hat make america great again hat before quickly backing away. bosa was asked about the political statement he made during the post-game interview. some discussion you had had on

that was not the hat you're currently wearing in the postgame. why did you take that opportunity to make what would appear to be a political statement? i'm not going to talk too much about it, but i think it's an important time. both in the past has been vocal on social media about his support for former president trump. happening today, san jose's new police chief officially kicks off his first full day in his new role. earlier this month, city leaders unanimously approved interim chief paul joseph's hiring to permanently lead the department. he's been filling in since former chief tony mata retired in the spring. joseph previously served as patrol officer and narcotics officer, serving on the department's elite swat team. he also served as assistant chief for three years and has a law degree. today in the bay's kris sanchez has more on chief joseph's vision. she'll join us with a live report coming up in our next half hour. in just a few hours, governor gavin newsom will host a virtual press conference to provide an update

on the state's efforts to crack down on crime. the meeting starts at 130 this afternoon. we'll follow the story and bring you updates on the progress of the crime crackdown later today. well, three games into the season and the warriors appear to be facing their first challenge. and it looks like it may be without their star steph curry. maybe for a while. today in the bay ginger conejero saab live for us in san francisco this morning. and ginger his injury just part of that rough home opener last night against the clippers. well that's right. good morning marcus. may not be that great of a morning for dub nation. it's never good to take home the l in a home opener. but it hurts a lot more for a lot of those fans. when you see your star player steph curry, leave the game after tweaking his ankle twice. now curry left the game with just under eight minutes left in the fourth quarter. steph is hurt. came up hobbled. steph is limping. that is not a good sign. two. yeah. steph is kind of all right. you

heard it there. i mean he tweaked his ankle. curry left the game with just under eight minutes left. and that came after the second time that he seemed to turn his ankle. the first came in the third quarter when he rolled it and he made his way to the bench. now he came back in the game, but unfortunately he was not able to finish it. he is expected to get an mri today. the warriors lost to the la clippers 112 to 104. i'm hoping crossing. my fingers. it's not too bad. yeah yeah yeah. it was like i think it cost us the game. we probably would have won for sure because it was only like 5 or 6 points coming down to the wire. and we just, you know, we made it close, but we couldn't. yeah. yeah. a whole lot of hype leading up to the home opener. the warriors showed up to the chase center in style, with the dubs posting videos showing the arrival of their players. check

out these fits from steph curry, brandon podemski, draymond green and new point guard de'anthony melton. the game was sold out with over 18,000 people to bring in the new season. now, dub nation desperately wants that. good news today marcus coach kerr said that when curry described his injury, he did describe it as mild and moderate. today's mri will tell us much more, so keep those fingers crossed. we're live in san francisco, ginger conejero saab. today in the bay. whatever it is, hopefully it's quick healing too. all right. thanks, ginger. 509 on your monday morning. hope you're coming off a great weekend as we take a live look outside from the south bay this morning. meteorologist kari hall is tracking that monday forecast for us. we are going to have some gusty winds picking up as we go throughout the day. and you will notice that it will be cooler, even more so than it was yesterday. and this is later on this evening. we'll see some of our winds gusting at 20 to 25mph, even 30 mile per hour wind gusts later tonight in san mateo, some

of our mountains and hills will have even some more of the gusty winds as our high temperatures today only make it up to 62 degrees in oakland, 64 in san jose. and we'll see mid 60s in the north bay. all of these numbers a little bit cooler than what's normal. and that continues into tomorrow as well with upper 60s in the south county as well as the inland east bay. so we'll talk about more of what's ahead, possibly more rain. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. mike's been tracking gas prices. how's it looking? yeah, well, since last week, it looks like our lows held through the weekend. livermore still leads our list with 379 at dimond gas and mart on south front road. looking good in marin county for the next number here. mill valley has the low of 391 at arco on redwood highway and at the bottom here, the south bay. we've held that steady as well. 399 like all last week, cupertino's best is aria gas and market on stevens creek boulevard. good stuff you can get and give those reports as you get out this week. gasbuddy.com on the roadways.

nothing stopping you really from getting out on the roadways. mostly green sensors. i do want to take you to the north bay where there is a bunch of debris reported southbound 101. as you're heading down toward washington, and it says it says something's all over, across all lanes. i believe it's some sort of debris. we'll track that in the north bay, but no problems to or from across the golden gate bridge. back to you. thanks, mike. a brewing legal battle just ahead on today in the bay. the all new action delta is taking following a massive outage which sparked thousands of flight cancellations over the summer. trump advisor elon musk proposes $2 trillion in budget cuts. nasdaq hits a new record plus, you see, i'm something of a magician, inventor and chocolate maker. so quiet up and listen down. no, scratch that. reverse it. oscar nominated actor timothee chalamet going viral. and it has nothing to do with any of his roles in the big screen. the big event causing police to step in. let's just

say when we show you this story, you're going

see a few clouds in the mix today, and we start out at 55 degrees and we only make it into the low 60s here today. but it will be very windy heading into the afternoon as we get a blast

of a little bit of winter here. we're going to talk more about that and rain chances ahead coming up in a few minutes. just looking for those changes ahead. meanwhile, right now 880 mostly through fremont. just got a new report though in sunol not far away and maybe a crash going on 680. we'll check that out. coming up. well good morning. in a very happy monday to you. the nasdaq will open at an all time high this morning. bloomberg reports boeing aircraft will try to raise billions in cash with sale of new shares, taking on some new debt, trying to keep its bonds out of junk. bond status. mcdonald's says its own tests, along with tests by colorado's health department, have cleared the ground beef in its hamburgers, and it's putting quarter pounders back on the menu. lots. and i mean lots of economic reports this week. five of the so-called magnificent, magnificent seven companies report this week. that's alphabet, amazon, apple, nvidia, meta, microsoft, tesla making up

those seven. also we have inflation numbers consumer confidence. the big jobs report on friday. both sides of the political fight waiting to see what those are going to say. we also get crucial home price data from case-shiller. mortgage rates have been rising as the yield on government bonds rises. the so-called trump trade investors betting if trump wins, inflation will increase and they're protecting against that. over the weekend, podcaster joe rogan released that interview with donald trump, where trump once again said he would consider getting rid of the income tax. now, he can't do that without congress. trump says he could replace all government taxes with tariffs instead. now, do remember, tariffs are paid by americans. the washington post reported over the weekend it had evidence uncovered that showed elon musk was working illegally in the united states after he emigrated here from south africa. musk denies he was here illegally.

president biden addressed the issue during a campaign stop for harris in pennsylvania. he was supposed to be in school. when he came on a student visa, he wasn't in school. he was violating the law. he's talking about all these illegals coming our way. oh, elon musk appeared at donald trump's madison square garden rally sunday once again calling himself dark maga. trump has asked musk to lead a department of government efficiency, cutting government spending. last night, musk said he would cut as much as 2 trillion from the federal discretionary budget. i threw together some numbers. i'm not saying this is what musk is going to do, but just to give you an idea. department of agriculture, the faa, the fbi, the forestry department, and the securities and exchange commission, if you shut all those down, stop paying the people turned off the lights, everything else, you'd come up

with about 256 billion, or about one eighth of the distance that musk says he wants to go. again, i'm just making up those, you know, i'm not making up the numbers. i'm making up. you know what? he would cut. but it shows you how big those cuts would have to be. all right. thanks, scott. you bet. delta airlines firing back at cybersecurity company crowdstrike. it's filing a lawsuit against the technology company. you'll remember back in july a flawed software update from crowdstrike caused a massive tech outage. it brought down computers, prompted thousands of flight cancellations. delta says the outage cost more than half $1 billion, and that crowdstrike is liable for those costs. crowdstrike is responding, saying the move, quote, demonstrates a lack of understanding on how modern cybersecurity works. 519 right now and trending this morning, an oscar nominated actor had fans seeing double over the weekend. take a look at this. i'm walking here. see you right

there. looks like a lot of timothee chalamet. yeah. also made a surprise appearance he did at this lookalike contest. it was organized by fans over in new york city. so fans went wild when chalamet himself crashed the event. police even had to step in to break up the crowd when law enforcement said, hey, that gathering was done without a permit. nonetheless, a winner was crowned. they were awarded $50. oh, hopefully they got to take a picture with them. yeah i think there's a was it. timothe. did he win. see the winner. i think you look like timothee schaar. that's the best one. you see somebody out and they say you look like and i'm like well yeah. thank you i've been told that before. he's very handsome. i got told that this weekend. and i was like no, no no i'm not here right now. i don't have any makeup on. i'm like, i'm just that crazy mom, right now. hopefully it was a nice weekend for everybody. yeah, we'll all be dressing up this week like somebody else. maybe it's going to be halloween on thursday and we are of course closely

watching that weather for trick or treaters, because it's going to feel more like winter this week. we're starting out now with some low to mid 50s. 55 degrees in san mateo and san jose. now at 56 degrees. the wind is calm, but it will be picking up today as this system drops in. yesterday we had a cold front that brought us a lot of more of the cooler temperatures, and that's well to the south and east of us now. and we are also still seeing some spotty rain behind that cold front that will possibly make it into the north bay. and some of the coastal areas, much of the rest of the bay areas probably not going to see much out of this, but take a look at our highs for today. mid to upper 60s for the south bay, 66 degrees in morgan hill, 64 for hayward and 65 in walnut creek. so i'd say that's at least long sleeve weather throughout the day in daly city. we're staying in the 50s here, and it will also be in the 50s in much of san francisco, downtown, 59 degrees. and for the north bay,

we're going to see a high of 63. in sonoma. looking ahead. so we had that first wave of that slight chance of rain today, but the next one coming in between late wednesday and early thursday. yes, halloween day, it's going to be early coming in, but it will be in and out of here fairly quickly. and not everyone is going to see that rain coming in between wednesday night and thursday morning. so some of our models showing the possibility once again, a few hundredths of an inch of rain, possibly up to about a 10th of an inch of rain for parts of the north bay where we could see at least a little bit of some wet weather, enough to get everything damp. and then we have to wash the car again. going into thursday afternoon. friday is drying out, but then another system will be coming in on saturday and we'll be watching out for those rain chances as well. but for today it's partly cloudy. windy this evening, slight chance of rain and the next better chance of rain comes in late wednesday

into early thursday. mike, you were updating a crash in san jose. we'll start with the one we've been monitoring in san jose, where i've been watching it here, north 101 near the lawrence expressway off ramp. didn't hear confirmation of the off ramp closure, but again, if it is closed, the next up is fair oaks. but i did hear that the fast lane is blocked, which sounds like the opposite side of the freeway. we'll still track it. no slowing shows up on the sensors. so if that's not your exit, if lawrence is not your exit off north 101, everything is fine through the area. we're looking at some slowing now. westbound 84 approaching 680. chp report just showed up with a crash reported in the area. no word on injuries or lanes blocked, but we do see the slowing on the sensors as the commute just starts to build here. no delays outside of just the altamont pass. and here's the bay bridge. a smooth drive those taillights into san francisco. back to you. thanks so much, mike. protecting your money. we've seen a decrease in the use of checks, but unfortunately, we've seen a doubling in check fraud just in the past couple of years. head

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month, but a lot of people, it's probably been a while, but checks are still very popular with criminals, and the rate of check fraud has doubled in the last few years, even though fewer of us are using checks. according to the american bankers association. thieves are reusing checks stolen from mailboxes and post office boxes, sometimes by just photocopying and photoshopping them. they've got new technology that allows them to wash those checks, you know, change the writing on them or they simply copy them, they photoshop them and they can print out what look exactly like a real check that matches the exactly. and they cash those for money. they also say the number one tip don't use checks at all. rather, use bill pay or mobile apps or peer to peer payments, which are more secure. if you have to write a check, use indelible ink which can't be washed, and then track all the checks that you send. the american bankers association

also warning of phishing scams through a series of videos that you can watch at banks, never askthat.com. remember, don't open links. you aren't expecting and don't be pressured to share login info, password or pins. i'm kris sanchez in san jose, which today has a new chief of police. it is a name that is familiar to people in the community, as he's been with the department for 30 years. we'll haven't met paul case you

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way to the bay area, but the big weather headline the gusty winds make a return. meteorologist kari hall tracking your blustery forecast in just moments. and we are now just eight eight days away from the presidential election and the polls still very tight. plus, a san jose police veteran officially starts his first day as the city's top cop. we're laying out paul joseph's vision as he takes his reign as the largest city of the bay area chief of police. this is today in the bay. good morning to you on this monday. i'm marcus washington, and i'm laura garcia. let's start out with a look at that forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking some changes for this week. it's definitely going to be cooler, but every now and then, we'll have a chance of

rain in the forecast and some gusty winds. so yeah, we're going to feel the change of the season coming in this week. and we're watching now the radar and the satellite for that possibility of the spotty rain that we can see mainly in the north bay and near the coast. as of now, as you're waking up and heading out, it is still dry, but our hour by hour outlook does show a little bit of some hit or miss light rain coming through with a partly cloudy sky and going into this evening with things clearing out, but the wind will pick up. here's a look at our wind gusts forecast at 7:00 this evening. we'll see winds at about 25 to 30mph. some of our hills may even get some higher wind gusts later this evening. and it will be chilly heading into the next few mornings. mike, you are looking at a crash into antioch. has it been cleared? it has. that's eastbound highway 4 going this way, but the commute is westbound. and you notice, folks, there's some yellow sensors, so that start the commute has started to build through pittsburgh and bay point. same thing at the top of

the screen. highway 37 typical pattern for a monday. a little slowing on the bay bridge, but no metering lights. there's more slowing here for a highway 84 out of livermore and pleasanton as you get towards 680. no details on what that crash is blocking, but it's clearly a distraction at the very least, the south bay looks like we may have cleared that crash at lawrence off of 101. i'll double check back to you. sounds good. we'll check back with you, mike. well, we are moving the bay area forward as new leadership officially takes the reins this morning for san jose's police department. today is the first day for the new permanent chief. he likely won't need much introduction because he served as the interim chief for months. today in the bay's kris sanchez joins us live at police headquarters this morning. kris, it's safe to say he'll still hit the ground running. i think so good morning to you, marcus and laura. paul joseph has been doing the top job for about seven months now since the former chief retired, but he's been with the san jose police department for 30 years. chief joseph went from assistant chief to interim chief when former

chief anthony mata retired in his 30 years with the sapd. he's been a captain over the western patrol division, a lieutenant with the homicide, robbery and patrol divisions. and now he will lead the department of nearly 1200 sworn officers and nearly 600 other professional employees in his tenure. he has taken on the cause of transparency after several officers were accused of misconduct on eaton with other non-governmental organizations and faith based partners. the chief told us he is going to push on three different fronts maximizing technology, freeing up officers by shifting some responsibilities to other staff and using non-police response when warranted, such as calling those mental health crisis units that we've seen in our county. now, the chief has a law degree from the university of california school of law in san francisco and has an undergraduate degree that's in political science. but safe to say, he is going to just keep on

working, as he has been for the last seven months in san jose. kris sanchez today in the bay. all right. thank you very much, kris. 534 right now, former president donald trump held a rally at new york city's madison square garden last night. and scott mcgrew with this morning. and scott, statistically speaking here, a little chance of new york being the winning state for donald trump. yeah, but and yet there he was in new york, right? new york state, solidly blue. but he got national attention over this rally. not all of it positive. shadowed at times by some of his lead up speakers, the rally itself, though absolutely huge, selling out madison square garden, which has been home to the ali-frazier fight, john lennon's last concert, elvis presley and the pope, as well as other moments in american history. here's former president trump addressing the crowd with your vote in this election. i will end inflation. i will stop

the invasion of criminals coming into our country, and i will bring back the american dream. we need the american dream. trump the last to speak behind elon musk, doctor phil, hulk hogan and others. his top aide, stephen miller, told the crowd what america would look like under a future trump administration. who's going to stand up and say the cartels are gone? the criminal migrants are gone, the gangs are gone. america is for americans and americans only. other lead up speakers made much more direct, racist, racist and offensive comments. one in particular talking about the sex practices of hispanics in such a way that we cannot even hint at it, and calling puerto rico a floating garbage can. the trump campaign says it doesn't agree with the statements made at his rally. the harris campaign, though quick to strike back video of vice president harris visiting a

puerto rican restaurant in philadelphia and the puerto rican musician bad bunny sent messages in support of harris to his 45 million followers. here's harris speaking to pennsylvania voters before the trump rally. and we know this is going to be a tight race until the very end. so we have a lot of work ahead of us. but we like hard work. hard work is good work. hard work is joyful work. and make no mistake, we will win. we will win. we will win. the white house says the president and first lady will cast their votes today. this is video of mr. biden and a granddaughter visiting a polling place during an earlier election. we assume we know who's mr. biden is going to vote for, but it sure is hard to predict who's going to win. we've talked about these polls. cnbc, wall street journal, new york times, cnn, all showing ties between the two candidates

well within the margin of error. and then if you go state by state, pretty much same thing close in every key state, with harris winning pennsylvania by less than 1%. somebody is going to win. somebody is going to lose. we know that. but whoever does win is likely to win by a very thin margin of one to watch. kind of can't wait. thank you very much. and a reminder, we're helping you get informed about our all of our local races. just scan that qr code. you see it on your screen. it will take you to our full voter guide with all the information you need on the key races. 537 this morning, students are expected to return to class in menlo park later this morning. it comes after teachers from the los lomita school district ended their strike over the weekend. labor leaders say they reached a tentative agreement with administrators. we learned that it includes substantial wage increases and fully funded employee health benefits. educators from los lomita education association, which covers schools in atherton and

menlo park, hit the picket lines last wednesday. this is after nearly nine months of contract negotiations. new this morning we're learning more about an unexpected turn of events at last night's niners game against the cowboys at levi's. representatives for dallas team says a vehicle carrying jerry jones's family was reportedly hit by a rising barricade near the stadium's entrance. the cowboys medical team evaluated jones son, jerry junior, and his daughter charlotte on site. jones's grandson was also in the vehicle at the time. all are okay. it's not clear what led up to that incident. the niners, meantime, suddenly appear to be back on track last night right here on nbc bay area. they rebounded quite nicely against the cowboys, led by brock purdy and george kittle. if you didn't hear yesterday was national tight ends day and the actual creator of the day, the niners george kittle, played a key role. so did the defense with a big interception in the second half. kittle had a personal

season high receiving multiple yards. he also scored a third quarter touchdown to make it 20 to 10. the niners, led by 17 to start the fourth quarter, at which one point the cowboys rallied, but came up short with the niners winning it 30 to 24. afterwards, kittle talked about his team knowing how to win. it reflects the core group of guys who have been here for a long time, which is fred bosa, myself, trent williams, deebo. you know we have juice. the niners hit the bye week at four. and for two sundays from now they'll travel to tampa to take on the buccaneers. taking a live look this morning out in dublin folks out on the roads getting started with their day. so how's your day going to turn out weather wise? meteorologist kari hall is here to get us up to date on what we can expect out there, and we are going to start out with some mild temperatures

and a few clouds. this morning, but looks pretty good as you're heading out in san francisco. but you want to keep that jacket on or somewhere close by, because not only are we starting out chilly, but we won't see the temperatures going up much and it will turn windy as we go throughout the day. so we're right now at 44 in santa rosa. it is 54 in hayward and in san jose 56 degrees with highs today in the mid 60s, a few upper 60s for spots like concord and fairfield. but overall a much cooler day and we'll talk about things we're watching for this week. coming up mike. mike, it sounds like you're heading back to the tri-valley. yeah, we're still watching this crash kari highway 84 westbound. your commute direction into 680 and the merge there. it looks like there's still some slowing as chp has arrived on scene, but no more detail about this two vehicle crash. i see some slowing and more building, which is traditionally the pattern. as the morning goes along. we're at 541 now. the south bay does show that first, slowing right on schedule for north 101 up to about oakland road. nothing north of there. everything's

smooth along the peninsula and throughout the east bay as well. looking ahead, there will be the daytime closure that continues over here, highway nine around redwood gulch. and remember, there are delays. bart to oakland airport because of the maintenance they're doing through the end of the month. back to you. thanks, mike. 541 right now push back again. ahead on today in the bay. the reason the start of dungeness crab season is being delayed on the central coast for a seventh year in a row. plus, california is considering giving the film industry a major boost the way governors multi-million dollar announcement could soon help. and we're less than a week away from dia de los muertos, despite pushback. the reason? an elaborate display in san jose will get to stay up after all. you're watching today in

we're seeing a clear start and temperatures in the mid 50s may get a little bit cooler before sunrise, and we have a lot of sunshine in our forecast today as some spots. watch out for rain. other areas it's just going to become windy. we'll talk about all of our microclimates and the changes ahead coming up. you heard kerry mention his 544. it's now 545. either way, it's about time for that backup. and we see it here at the bay bridge toll plaza. right on schedule. nothing to give additional delays out of the maze, but we'll track and see how big the commute is building in other patches through the bay. new overnight

thieves attempt to break into the louis vuitton store in san francisco. you can see right here they rammed the suspected car there in front. they rammed it in the two front doors of that store. i should say. this all happened along geary, near stockton street. officers telling our photographer they are at the scene. the suspects ran away as officers arrived. no arrests were made. storefront was damaged, but it's not clear if the suspects got away with any items. we did reach out to police for more information, but we haven't heard back just yet. it is 5:45 right now, and today marks one year since the tragic death of beloved friends. actor matthew perry. and for the first time, perry's family is talking openly about their grief. perry was best known for his portrayal of chandler bing on the hit tv comedy friends. he was found dead last october in a hot tub at his los angeles home. investigators say he died of a ketamine overdose. today's show savannah guthrie sat down with perry's family in an exclusive interview. it included his

mother and sister and perry's stepfather, dateline's keith morrison, who says their family is experiencing something countless others deal with. nothing special about us, except for the fact that we had an extremely remarkable and famous family member who went through it, and people notice and people come up to us all the time and say, sorry for your loss. well, millions of people have had that loss. and we're we're very aware of that and that this is not about us. it's about those millions of people. this is a world. it's a hurting world, and it needs some help. you can watch the full interview with perry's family coming up on today. it's ahead at 7:00. right after today in the bay, an elaborate day of the dead alter in san jose is slated to be torn down. we'll get to stay up after all. roadside altar was built by an unhoused man to honor the late family members and his sons service dog. but the city says that it's too close to the freeway. and on friday put up a

sign on behalf of caltrans saying that the altar needed to be taken down by today. however, we've learned that mayor matt mahan spoke to caltrans, and now the altar will be respected until after the day of the dead, which falls on november 1st and second and ahead for you at 8:00 this morning. we are diving into the colorful tradition that is the day of the dead. organizers with the dia de los muertos celebration in redwood city will join us live on our streaming newscast to talk more about the festivities this weekend. you can watch that live on roku, pluto, or wherever you stream. and of course, any time on nbc. bay area.com. well, new this morning. the dungeness crab fishing season once again delayed along the central coast. it's the seventh year in a row the season has been pushed back. it was supposed to start november 15th, but it's being pushed back in an effort to protect endangered whales from

getting caught in crab fishing ropes. the delays can take an economic toll on fishermen, as they shorten their ability to catch the crab during the season. over the years, many seafood restaurants say they've been feeling the impacts as well. you know, people are like, well, the ocean is right there, you know, where is where is all the crab? and it's like, oh, i'm sorry it's been delayed. well, fresh crab during the holidays is really big for locals here. i mean, they really love the local monterey bay crab. experts say a possible solution for future seasons could be pop up fishing gear. it eliminates the vertical line, which entangles whales. governor gavin newsom is unveiling a multi-million dollar plan to help california's struggling film industry. the proposal calls to offer $750 million in tax incentives to studios doing business in the golden state. manny shaw is executive director of the san francisco film commission. she actually flew to los angeles for the governor's announcement yesterday. she says if approved, that proposal could be a good thing for the future of bay area

film projects. it's important to our local industry and to the crew that it hires, and so it's really about jobs and supporting our local economy. you know, last year with production in san francisco, you know, the number of productions that shot here supported the local economy with a minimum of $26 million. now, if the plan is approved by the state legislature as part of a new budget, it will go into effect in july of next year. october is breast cancer awareness month, and while 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime, only 1 in 204 women will be diagnosed by the age of 30. bay fc defender jen beattie was shocked to find herself among those women more than ten years before her age, when her first mammogram was recommended. i was 29 with no family history, so i had no idea what type of cancers

to be aware of or how treatment would look, or how different the process can be from person to person. and that was kind of the frustrating thing on on my part that i had zero education. i didn't even really know how to check myself properly. well, she set out to make sure that other women wouldn't find themselves in the same situation, raising awareness of self checks and other diagnostics in tribute to support to the support she got in tribute. she got support, i should say, from her teammates and her team at the time, the arsenal, and she works with the pink ribbon good group. it provides transportation and meals to people battling cancer for that work, she's nominated for the lauren holiday impact award from the national soccer league. a panel will award $30,000 prize. fans can vote to help her earn up to $10,000 for the pink ribbon good organization and a charitable organization of her choice. head to nwsl soccer.com for more

information. now let's take a live look over in new york city this morning. this is ahead of game three of the world series. the dodgers are hopeful that star player shohei ohtani will be back after a nasty injury this weekend. ohtani left the game. game two saturday night after partially dislocating his shoulder. ouch. that happened late in the game while he was trying to steal a base. yesterday, the team manager, dave roberts, said that the team is hopeful ohtani will be back in the lineup. ohtani also joined the for team their workout in new york yesterday. right now, the dodgers are up two zero on the yankees. game three of the world series is tonight at five. all right, let's prove west coast. the west coast. keep it going. that arm back in place only partially. do that. all right, well, we have a lot going on this week. it's going to be cooler and we also will be watching out for some rain every now and then. as we

take a look at what's now. what's next. will shower chances will continue. looks like the north bay will see the best chance over the next few hours. but overall we are going to have some windy and cold temperatures settling in for tonight and then rain chances return wednesday night into thursday. i know that's very close to our halloween, but it looks like it's in and out of here before we go trick or treating. so we are going to see some very light and spotty rain coming in behind the cold front that dropped our temperatures yesterday. and we are only seeing a little bit of rain out there now. but as we go throughout the day, a mix of sun and clouds and then the wind increasing as our high temperatures only hit 68 in concord. it will be 64 in san jose, and i do think that it's probably going to feel cooler than the actual temperatures as a result of the wind picking up and quite a bit of humidity in the air. we're also going to see more of about the same temperatures for tomorrow. 68 in santa rosa, 59 in san francisco and 62 in fremont. while we head into wednesday with slightly cooler temperatures in some

spots. overall, we're going to see more of the same high temperatures. but then looking into wednesday night, thursday morning, that's when we will see this next system dropping in. and the north bay will once again be in that highest chance of at least getting some more measurable rain. and then as we go into thursday night, it is clearing out. but looking at that hour by hour outlook at the timeline of this, this is before a lot of people get up and head out for work by about 4 to 5:00 in the morning is when we'll see that best chance of rain and the rain totals are looking like very light, maybe a few hundredths of an inch of rain from san francisco on southward the north bay could possibly see about a 10th of an inch of rain, and then, going into the rest of the week off and on rain chances here are highs will only be in the 60s this week, and our overnight lows will drop down to the low to mid 40s. so keep those jackets on. it will be chilly out there and in san francisco. gusty winds today, 30

to 40 mile per hour winds this evening. and then going into wednesday with another chance of rain late wednesday night. mike, you are seeing the bay bridge quickly filled in. yeah, it only took less than 20 minutes for them to go from a metering light activation to all of this at capacity at the bay bridge toll plaza. the hov lanes move smoothly, indicating a smooth flow across the span. we have the backup because we lose about half the lanes, and those metering lights are restricting traffic to keep that span moving well. a slow develops here in richmond and into pinole, so pretty typical build for the upper eastshore freeway. 242 showed some early slowing sticking around because all this traffic is feeding off highway four. pretty standard pattern for contra costa county as we look to the crash here. we're still monitoring the crash. reported west 84 at 680. the good news is we've held with just about the same amount of backup. and i hear that some lanes have been reconfigured over some weekend construction. so do keep that in mind as you travel through the area. but no word on lanes blocked. that might be why we're holding off

steady. maybe off to the shoulder. i'll keep tracking that over in the tri-valley in the south bay. we do have that burst of traffic that's lasting over from the first slowdown. we should see it ease up in the next ten minutes. highway one. fine along this portion of the map. way down in big sur. just a note today and the next couple of days. so these first three days, this week, they do have a closure there. rocky creek. so watch for that if that is in your travel plans. way farther south. meanwhile over here, contra costa county smoother drive. we're starting to build now for vasco road. we're going to reach about a half hour in the next 15 minutes or so as folks leave contra costa county and head down toward 580. things should be moving smoothly there, but there we go. the bay bridge. you saw the backup at the toll plaza. but here we go. the span itself does move smoothly because those folks are held back over on the oakland side. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. well, happening now, a mission and mission. michelin starred fine dining spot in san francisco has abruptly closed. the restaurant, called murad, served its last customer saturday night. now, the owner made that announcement on

instagram, blaming the closure on a number of hardships. that includes the pandemic's effect on soma neighborhood. this is where that restaurant was located. also mentioned a bitter dispute with city officials over the past year, but did not elaborate. we did reach out to the city for comment, but we haven't heard back yet. murad actually opened back in 2015. it earned a michelin star that year and held it until 2022. nick bosa, under fire after showing off a maga hat after last night's win just ahead at 6:00. how the 49ers is responding to criticism this morning. and later elon musk facing new accusations. the allegations he's facing over his work status when he first immigrated to the u.s. you're watching today

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