two people killed after a head on collision. what we're learning about the identity of one of the victims. we've got to get out and vote. no one can sit on the sidelines. just more than two weeks until the election day, both candidates are ramping

up campaign events and sharpening attacks. we're live in washington with the policies. both candidates are doubling down on. and the warriors take an l in their home opener, but they lost in more than one way. new details on steph curry's game ending injury. this is today in the bay. the last thing you want to see at 6:00 on your monday morning. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. and i'm marcus washington. going to get a look at that commute for you before you head out with mike. coming up in just a bit. but first let's start out with that cold start to the morning. yeah. starting out cold. we may even see a little bit of some sprinkles in spots, but not expecting a big soaker here. and our temperatures in the north bay is now in the low to mid 40s. we're at 43, in santa rosa, 47 in napa, and it's 54 in livermore and san mateo, 55 degrees going into the day will be watching this system dropping in with some light rain, very hit or miss activity. and as you

can see, it's not very widespread even as we take it hour by hour. the models show that some of that rain will be drying up. we'll just be left with clouds. and then once this starts to clear out, the winds will pick up later. this evening and it may get quite gusty this evening, with san mateo looking at wind speeds gusting over 30mph. 8:00 this evening we're going to see at least 20 mile per hour winds elsewhere, and eventually starting to relax by early tomorrow morning. so we'll get a look at the cooler temperatures settling in. but mike, now you have a look at the bay bridge. yeah. we just wanted to show folks, as you would expect, the backup is for all lanes except for hov lanes. that's good stuff. if you have three or more traveling through the toll plaza, getting through there, there may be a disabled vehicle outside the caldecott tunnel waiting for more information from chp. standard build for highway 4. 242. holding steady with just a little bit of brake tap. highway 37 not so bad. we sometimes see a bigger backup there. a new crash reported 880 at 23rd and watching the area. no slowing on

the sensors. and the good news. this crash has cleared 84 at 680 south toward the area. starts to build. back to you. all right. thank you. mike. well, breaking news for you, right now in the south bay. two people are dead. this is after an overnight crash in gilroy. first responders telling our photographer there at the scene that one of the victims is their coworker. now, the two car crash happened around 1230 this morning. this was on highway 25, in bloomfield. according to witnesses, a solo driver in each car died there at the scene. witnesses also informed our crew that one of the victims is a santa clara county emergency dispatcher. we have reached out to the chp to try to receive confirmation there. the cause of that crash is 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 their campaign events and really 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 amid controversy surrounding other speakers. today, in the bay's alice barr joins us live in washington. and here we go. final sprint to the election is just days away. now. eight days away. laura and the presidential nominee's packed in crowds and brought the energy over the weekend, though, as you noted, it did not go without controversy at a sort of maga mega rally in manhattan. and all this as they're 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. laura. can you imagine how exhausting it must be? just constantly. but here we go. homestretch. they got to do it, alice. and you continue to cover for us. we appreciate it. thank you. in fact, our team on the today show also following the very 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. 606 this morning and during the niners game, the race for president temporarily came front and center. kirshe of niners defensive lineman nick

bosa. bosa crashed an interview with nbc sideline reporter and his teammates brock purdy, george kittle and isaac galindo. he pointed to a white hat that said, make america great again before quickly backing away. boso was asked about that political statement he made during his post-game interview. some discussion you had had on that was not the hat you're currently wearing in the post game. 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. 607 right now. talk a little basketball three games into the season, and the warriors appear to be facing their first challenge. it looks like they may be without their star steph curry for a while today in the bay's ginger conejero saab live for us in san francisco this morning. and ginger certainly a tough one here. steph limping off the court there. definitely

hard to watch. good morning marcus and laura. hard to see steph limping off the court, especially if it happens twice in one game. of course it doesn't feel good to take home the l in a home opener either. but win or lose, steph's health matters most and you can see curry walking off the court with just under eight minutes left in the fourth quarter. that is when he left for good. now that came after the second time he seemed to turn his ankle and the first came in the third quarter when he rolled it and then made his way to the bench. he came back in the game but stayed just 13 seconds before tweaking it again. 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. well, there's a 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 their arrival of their players. check out the fits on 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 warriors new season. now dub nation wants good news today after the mri. fingers crossed. coach steve kerr said that curry described his injury as mild and moderate, so hopefully those are some okay signs. but definitely a lot of eyes going to be looking out for what those mri results are regardless. go dubs. we're live in san francisco, ginger conejero saab today in the bay. always ginger go dubs. all right. thank you. let's take you to the east bay on this monday morning taking a live look outside over in walnut

creek. kari got a look at our forecast. better pay attention. some change in the works. yeah, just about every day we're going to see something different happening across the bay area. today we're starting out dry, but there will be a chance of some spotty rain and then going into this evening, it turns windy and colder. later tonight, we'll also have more of these chilly mornings and then rain chances returning wednesday night into thursday. right now, as you're heading out in fremont, it's 54 degrees and partly cloudy, a light wind, but as we go throughout the day, partly cloudy and really not much warmer will only make it into the mid 60s for today and some of our warmer spots in the inland east bay will be in the upper 60s. so we'll talk more about those changes ahead. coming up, mike has a look at where we can find some lower gas prices. yeah. you brought the changes. i didn't bring much change. we like that. it's good we have our low which is held through the weekend in livermore, still leads our list with 379. that's at dimond gas and mart on south front road.

looking good in marin county. mill valley has the low of 391 at arco on redwood highway and in the south bay. they held the same as last week at 399, with the best. this time we're talking cupertino's best at aria gas and market on stevens creek boulevard. you find the best near you easily access over here at gasbuddy.com on the roadway. pretty easy drive as well this morning. i mean, nothing really unexpected. we are looking at this one slowdown. it was a disabled vehicle, reported west 24. your commute direction right around fish ranch road. there may be a lane blocked. there's a little bit of slowing as you pass the scene. the rest of contra costa and alameda counties look pretty standard there. no surprises. here's your drive from vasco road in the middle. not yet. at the half hour mark. back to you. thanks, mike. well, after a string of break ins, the owner of a popular san francisco restaurant is ready to call it quits next year. the heartwarming reason she says she's now reconsidering elon musk proposes gigantic cuts to the federal budget, and the

nasdaq hits a new record. let's go out to see what we're going to do today. nasdaq is going to hit another record on the open seeing double. you see i'm something of a magician, inventor and chocolate maker. so quiet up and listen down. no scratch that. reverse it. seeing double. timothee chalamet lookalike competition gets a little out of hand. the reason police had to step in. a lot more news ahead on this monday morning. you're watching today in the bay.

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i'm sam liccardo and i approve this message. what to expect. it starts out with upper 50s and partly cloudy, and it will eventually clear out today, but we are going to see the winds increasing going into this evening will be a windy night as our temperatures drop, and it's also going to be a chilly week on the way. so i'll have a look at all of our microclimates and what you can expect coming up. look at these headlights. the wall of headlights is finally reached the camera. it took a little while. there may have been a traffic break because there is a disabled vehicle that was reported on the high rise eastbound 92 counter commute on the san mateo bridge. check the updates and we'll show you the latest on the sensors coming up. well good morning. 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 of dollars with new shares and taking on new debt, trying to keep its bonds out of junk bond status. mcdonald's says its own tests, along with tests by the colorado health department, have cleared the ground beef in its hamburgers, and it's putting quarter pounders back on the menu a lot. i mean, a lot of economic reports this week, five of the so-called magnificent seven companies report profits this week. that's alphabet, amazon, apple, nvidia, meta, microsoft, tesla making up those seven. also inflation numbers consumer confidence. the big jobs report on friday. both sides of the political fight waiting to see what those numbers will say. we'll get crucial home price data from case-shiller this week as well. 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 would replace all government taxes with tariffs instead. now remember, tariffs are paid by americans. the washington post over the weekend reported that it found evidence that shows 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 went to school. he was violating the law, and he's talking about all these illegals coming our way. oh, elon musk appeared at donald trump's madison square garden rally on 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 could cut as much as 2 trillion from the federal discretionary budget that is a staggeringly big number. and so just to give you an idea, i threw together a couple of departments. i'm not saying musk would cut these departments, but if you did cut the department of agriculture, the faa, the entire faa, the fbi, and i mean lay off everyone, shut down the lights, the whole thing. the department of forestry, securities and exchange commission, if you put all of that together, be about 256 billion. so you're about one eighth of you have to go much, much, much bigger. trying to illustrate how how big that much money is. it just it can't be done. all right. thanks, scott. you bet. 618 right now, the outpouring of support for a beloved restaurant hit three times by thieves. fans of el faro in san francisco's mission district held a pop up event

saturday with music vendors. raffle some drawings there. people came from all over to show their support. the owner, raymundo ramirez, briefly briefly considered closing up shop forever after three separate break-ins all happening over the past month. some of it was captured on surveillance video. she says this event really changed everything. very, very happy because i don't i don't expect anything to happen like that. el faro is actually a registered legacy business, and it's been thriving in the mission for five decades. the current owner took over 20 years ago that was a big burrito. well, trending this morning, an oscar nominated actor had fans seeing double over the weekend. yeah. let's take a look. i'm walking here. working. indeed. timothy shalom made that surprise appearance. this was at a lookalike contest organized by fans over in new york city.

those fans went wild, of course, when shalom himself crashed the event. police even had to break things up there because, you know what? they didn't have a permit to actually hold that competition. nonetheless, a winner was crowned there and they won. get this $50. woo! yeah, but you don't really have to dress up or anything. doesn't cost you any money. just show up. you know, you look like him. you look like him. there you go. i'd like to see the winner. yeah. yeah. kari. you look like yourself. $50. here you go. all right. thank you. i'm going to be dressing up like someone else this week. ooh, halloween is coming up. yes. you know, we'll do a big reveal, though, but i'm sure we're all going to be watching the weather closely, too, because it's getting cooler and we are even watching out for a chance of rain. we'll talk about the timeline of that. let's get you out the door with a look at what to expect on your way to work. it's 57, in san mateo and in san jose, 54 in walnut creek. now, going into the next several hours, we will

be watching this. a slight chance of rain coming in from the north. so it's approaching in parts of the north bay with some spotty showers, mainly near the coast and the north bay will be the highest possibility of seeing at least a little bit of wet weather today. we're going to see a high of 66 in napa, 60 in san francisco and 64 in dublin. so a lot of these temperatures are about ten degrees lower than it was yesterday. so it will be cooler for this afternoon and the next several days with not much of a warmup here. upper 60s and a few low 70s. but overall it's going to be much below normal and then going into the middle of the week. the next weather system coming in also will bring in some spotty showers, but once again, it's the north bay on target for at least measuring a little bit of rain here, with the possibility of seeing that rain developing between wednesday night and early thursday morning. and don't worry, it's out of here in time to go trick or treating thursday night. so looking at how much rain we may measure here, if you

do see any. it will be a few hundredths of an inch of rain. the north bay may possibly see about a 10th of an inch of rain, and if you're like me, you're like, wait a minute. what happened to fall? well, we are going to have a winter like week and temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s next week. it's looking a little bit warmer in napa with upper 60s, but yeah, that's still cooler than normal. we will have more of that extending through the forecast with a few cold fronts coming through. slight rain chances, not expecting any big storms coming in, and san francisco will see those rain chances as well. clearing out in time for trick or treating thursday night. but we'll also have to watch saturday for more light showers. mike, how's it looking on the san mateo bridge? we had the report. we took a look with the live shot of eastbound 92. what? looked like it must have been a traffic break from the wall of headlights. i saw it was clearing, but we don't have any slowing on the sensors either direction, in fact. so that's great. there is the build on 880, and we expect that to feed

in off of onto westbound 92. we do have a little extra slowing for the south bay. 87 was showing some slower sensors cleared up now 101 now showing that second burst a little bit earlier than we typically see through the area. we'll track that. there's also the crash we're tracking one lane blocked southbound at 8680 toward 84. back to you. thank you mike. protecting your money. just ahead on today in the bay. the warning about new scams targeting bank accounts and the steps you can take to protect your information. we'll be right back.

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. exactly. and they cash those for money. paul benda, you heard him there from the american bankers association, says his number one tip is 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 make sure to track all the checks that you send. the american bankers association also warning of phishing scams through a series of videos you can watch at banks. never askart.com don't open links you aren't expecting, and don't be pressured into sharing. login info, passwords or pins. good advice. there. thanks, laura. all right, we've got a lot more ahead for you at 630 this morning, including governor newsom set to make an announcement on a crime crackdown. plus, overnight burglary attempt in san francisco. a look at the aftermath this morning as police begin to investigate. plus, i'm kris sanchez in san jose. from those stories about crime to a story about making the community safer. we now know that the first the next police chief is starting his first day on the job today. and later, an emotional conversation with matthew perry's family. one year after the beloved star's death.

what they're now revealing about his final days. keep it right here. you're watching today in the bay. san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need.

into a luxury store in san francisco overnight. the new video just coming in this morning as police begin to investigate. i'm eager to build on the work that we've done the last three and a half years to

get the department where it is today, i think there's we've done some great work and there's much more to be done. hey, san jose police veteran officially starts his first day as the city's chief. but laying down what paul josephs vision is as he takes the reins of bay area's largest city. and we are just eight days away from the presidential election and the race is tighter than ever. this is today in the bay. at 630 on your monday morning. thanks for starting your day with us. hope you had a great weekend. i'm laura garcia. and i'm marcus washington. let's get a look at that forecast for you this morning. meteorologist kari hall lets us know what we can feel as we step outside this morning. jacket needed for sure. yeah, a little chill in the air, but the next few mornings will be even colder. so we're starting out with a clear sky and watching some clouds approach from the north, as there will be a slight chance of rain, mainly in the north bay today, but it will be

windy as we go into this evening as the colder temperatures start to arrive. and we are also looking at that possibility of more rain for the middle of the week, coming in wednesday night into thursday. as we take a look at the system, we are not seeing a lot of rain, but there is a little bit of some wet weather moving through far northern california. so far the bay area is dry, but we will see the possibility of at least a little bit of rain here and there. overall clearing out today and then the winds picking up. so we'll talk about all of the changes that we'll see throughout the week coming up in the full microclimate forecast. all right. thanks, gary. we are moving you forward this morning with a new chapter for san jose's police department, a new permanent chief officially taking over today. and he certainly familiar with the job today in the bay's kris sanchez is live for us this morning over at police headquarters. and kris already laying out some goals of his right. oh, absolutely. paul joseph has plans for this department. you know, paul joseph has been doing the

interim job for seven months now, and he's been with the department for 30 years. so he has a pretty good idea of what needs to happen. chief joseph went from assistant chief to interim chief when former chief anthony mata retired back in march. in his 30 years with the sapd, he's been a captain over the western patrol division. he's been a lieutenant with the homicide, the robbery and the patrol divisions. and now he will lead the department of nearly 1200 sworn officers and nearly 600 professional employees in his tenure. he has taken on the cause of transparency. after several officers were accused of misconduct. eaton. when we make mistakes, when we don't meet the expectations of the community, i will be open and honest about that as well. if someone isn't doing the job in the way that they're supposed to, if someone shouldn't be here in the first place, they're not going to be here. so let's just do it. the chief told us he will push on three fronts maximizing technology, freeing up officers

by shifting some responsibilities to other staff and using non-police response when warranted. we're talking about things like calling in those mental health crisis units that we've seen in our county. the chief has a law degree from the university of california school of law in san francisco, and his undergraduate degree is in political science. but again, a face that will be very familiar to the men and women in his department in san jose. kris sanchez today in the bay, a new era begins with san jose police department. kris thank you. 633 new overnight thieves attempt to break into the louis vuitton store in san francisco. as you can see, the suspects rammed a car into the two front doors of the store along geary, near stockton. officers, tell our photographer on the scene the suspects ran away as they arrived. no arrests were made. the storefront was damaged, but it's not clear if the suspects got away with any items. we've reached out to police for more information 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. this is live. look at the state capitol in sacramento, where the meeting is set to start at 130. this afternoon. we'll follow the story, of course, and bring you updates on the progress of the crime crackdown later today. 634 for you this morning, former president donald trump held a rally at new york city's madison square garden last night and scott mcgrew joins us now. it's interesting because statistically speaking, trump has little chance of winning new york. yet he was there, yet he was there. new york city, new york state, solidly blue. but trump got national attention over the rally, not all of it positive. overshadowed by some of his lead up speakers, but the rally itself just stunningly huge. selling out madison square garden, which has been home to the ali-frazier fight. john lennon's last concert, elvis presley, even 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 was 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 and offensive comments. one in particular talking about the sex practices of hispanics in such an offensive way. we can't even begin to hint at it. and calling puerto rico a floating island of garbage. the trump campaign says it doesn't agree with statements made at

his own rally. the harris campaign 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 now. this is 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. harris posted this to instagram this morning, meeting with her pastor from her home church in oakland, posting about an endorsement she received from a thousand faith leaders. the white house says president and first lady biden will cast their votes today. video of mr. biden and a granddaughter visiting a

polling place during an earlier election. well, we assume we know who 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, the wall street journal, new york times, cnn, all showing ties between the two candidates nationally, well within the margin of error. now, if we go state by state, that's where we want to be. pretty much same thing close in every key state. with harris winning pennsylvania in this aggregate of polls 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. yeah, it's really fascinating to see this close up to it. all right. thank you very much. and a reminder of course we're trying to help you get informed about our local races. there's that qr code on the screen. you can scan it will take you to our full voter guide with information on all the key races. new. this morning we're learning more about an unexpected turn of events. last

night at the niners game against the cowboys at levi's. representatives for dallas team says that 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's son, jerry junior, and his daughter charlotte on site. jones's grandson was also in that vehicle at the time. all are said to be okay. it's not clear what led up to that incident. the niners, meanwhile, suddenly appear to be back on track. last night 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 in 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 in receiving yards. he also scored a third quarter touchdown to make it 20 to 10. niners led by 17 to start the

fourth quarter, at which point the cowboys rallied but came up just short with the niners winning it 30 to 24. the niners hit the bye week at four, and for two sundays from now, they'll travel to tampa to take on the buccaneers. all right, well, let's take a live look outside this morning in dublin. sun's trying to peek through this morning for that sunrise. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect. hopefully when the sun rises we're going to get a little bit warmer out there. yeah. but that's just a reminder that these days are getting so short we don't even see the sunrise throughout the show. and so we're going to start out this morning with a few clouds here and there. but we'll also be watching out for a slight chance of rain in oakland. it's in the upper 50s and right around 11 to 12:00. there is that chance that we could see at least a little bit of wet weather. the rest of the day is dry, but you'll notice that it will be cooler, much cooler than it was yesterday and will be very chilly tonight as the wind picks up. but we're looking at highs in the low to mid 60s for this

afternoon. we'll talk about what else is coming our way this week. but mike, you're starting with a look at the richmond-san rafael bridge where we obviously have the buildup. we also have a disabled vehicle. it's in what's called the gore point. you hear me refer to that sometimes. that's where two road was either split or combined together. it's that triangle portion and it shouldn't be a problem as long as folks are aware and they are. we're looking at a smooth drive across the span. but there's a slowing. you see a disabled vehicle or a minor crash here. west 80, just through richmond on the shoulder, just a distraction. no major issues, but there's more slowing on. 242 also 680 a crash south towards sunol boulevard still may be on the shoulder, but no lanes reported blocked in the south bay north 101 and 87 start to show the build and looking ahead as well, we'll have as the daylight hits. we'll have the closure of highway nine, as is tradition for the last few weeks, and continuing, we have that closure around redwood gulch. a slight delay, folks. heading to the airport on bart. they're still doing maintenance through the end of the month on the shuttle. back to you. thanks, mike. well, one year

after matthew perry's death, his family is speaking out this morning. 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. there are new mission to help other families struggling with addiction. plus a dead delay to crab season on the central coast. this is ahead of thanksgiving holiday. the new details on just how long it could possibly last. and you've probably heard of bobbing for apples. what about pumpkin paddling? it's a thing. we're going to take you overseas when we come back.

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 in his los angeles homes. investigators say he died of a ketamine overdose. today, show's savannah guthrie sat down with perry's family in an exclusive interview. it included his mother, 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 at 7:00 this morning, right after today in the bay. well, restaurant owners are talking about the big hit that is becoming all too common up and down the coast. the simi valley annual delay of dungeness crab season. this is the seventh year in a row that that season has been pushed back. and it's supposed to start november 15th. well, it's all in an effort to protect the endangered whales from getting caught up in the crab fishing lines. but those delays shorten the moneymaking season for fishermen. as well as these seafood restaurants are really feeling the pinch. you know, people are like, well, the ocean's 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. now, experts say that a possible solution for future seasons could be pop up fishing gear. this is going to eliminate the vertical line which entangles those whales. now to a live look over new york city. this morning, ahead of game three of the world series. the dodgers are hopeful star player shohei ohtani will be back after a nasty injury this weekend. ohtani left game two saturday night after partially dislocating his shoulder. it happened late in the game while he was trying to steal a base. team manager dave roberts said the team is hopeful ohtani will be back in the lineup. ohtani also joined the team for their workout in new york yesterday. right now, the dodgers are up 2 to 0 on the yankees. in the meantime, governor newsom may be from the bay area, but of course, he's rooting for the dodgers. another one? the jewels i want to get. i want to get a new ring. i want the championship game from the world

series, and i'm looking forward to bringing that home to new york. a local game on california knows not only how to win championships, but to mint them. san francisco look away. but this year go dodgers! he has accepted new york governor hochul's friendly wager. the loser must proudly display the opposite team's memorabilia in their office. for one day. righ? okay. game three of the world series is tonight at five. when you put something like a giant. okay, look, some people carving out jack o lanterns with their pumpkins. others do this. you see? right here. look at this. you're like, what is going on here? so yesterday afternoon, this is a belgian town known for its giant pumpkins. they held their annual rowing race. the locals there first organized this about 15 years ago. for all the large pumpkin farmers who grow there. and it includes the pumpkin weigh off as well, like they do in half moon bay. and we

should point out that the winning pumpkin there outweighed the winning pumpkin here. wow. whoa! are there maybe half moon bay should consider pumpkin surfing contests? i mean, it's something we could do here in the bay area. i'm just thinking they have the mavericks right there at half moon bay. oh, can you imagine? yeah. i'm not suggesting out to sea. i'm just. get your gourd on. i'm not doing that. wear a helmet. we'll just report on it. all right. kerry is here with a look at the forecast. finally, it's going to we're going to see some changes this week. yes. and i guess we'll be looking on friday for something else to do with our pumpkins. after halloween. but of course we're watching that weather very closely over the next few days as it will feel more like winter. here's a look at what to expect. a slight chance of showers at least through early afternoon, but then later on this evening, temperatures drop. it's going to be windy and cold, and we'll have more cold mornings over the next few days. as rain chances return wednesday night into thursday. right now it is 47. in

napa and 58 in oakland. it is 4054 degrees in san francisco and 57 in san jose. but there is another system coming in behind the cold front that brought us the cooler weather yesterday. now we're seeing a little bit of some light rain coming in behind that system that as of now, really hasn't brought much rain. but we will still have that chance as we see a mix of sun and clouds. today. our temperatures headed for the mid to upper 60s. cupertino today 6466 in morgan hill and 65 in walnut creek. so these temperatures even cooler than yesterday. you add in the wind, it's going to feel very chilly with san mateo's high up to 58 degrees and some upper 50s low 60s for san francisco. and in the north bay, 66 for novato and 62 in clear lake going toward the middle of the week. this next rainmaker comes in, and once again, the north bay is

really the one of the few spots where we could see some measurable rain. but overall, we are going to see some waves of some spotty showers coming in wednesday in the late night into early thursday morning is when we will see those rain chances, and then looking at how much rain we may see on wednesday into thursday. it's not a lot, but we could see up to a 10th of an inch of rain for parts of the north bay south of the golden gate, a few hundredths of an inch of rain. and if you're like me, you're like, what happened to fall? we went straight to winter with temperatures in the 60s all week. take a look at napa and thursday. it's only 59 for the high temperature, but then looking ahead to next week it's a little bit milder. will at least make it up to 70 on monday. so overall, our 7-day forecast shows slight rain chances. no big storms here, but it will be windy this evening and cooler for the next few mornings with highs in the mid to upper 60s. and san francisco is going to be even cooler here. we'll stay in the 50s throughout

much of the week, and a couple of rain chances through the middle of the week. and mike, now you're seeing more slowing into walnut creek. yeah, we're looking at we had early slowing. 242 then for a short time we had from that section all the way down to the 24 interchange with speeds below the limit. it looks like it's consolidated now, but we're watching for that build. highway 4 still feeding in a lot of traffic. kirker pass road moves smoothly despite a crash reported. watch the local streets there. we're looking at still that same incident on the shoulder right around cutting for westbound 80. the build for the bridge as folks head out of richmond. also out of the bay bridge out of oakland. but we're looking at this steady slowing southbound 680. the pattern has changed. so i think this crash may be fully off to the shoulder, and they may have cleared one of the vehicles involved. 84 is a smooth drive towards 680, just slower there. and the south bay. a new crash north 87 at curtner looks like it's on the shoulder. back to you. thank you mike. it is 652. an elaborate day of the dead alter in san jose, slated to be torn down, will get to stay up

after all. the roadside altar was built by an unhoused man to honor his late family members and his sons service dog. but the city says it's too close to the freeway. and on friday, they put up a sign on behalf of caltrans saying the alter needed to come down. by today, however, we've learned that mayor matt mahan spoke to caltrans. now, the altar will be respected until after the day of the dead, which falls on november 1st and second. and ahead, at 8:00 this morning, we're 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 about the festivities planned for this weekend. you can join us on roku, pluto, or wherever you stream and anytime at nbcbayarea.com. and we are back in two minutes just with a look at our top stories this morning, including a deadly crash in the south bay overnight. what we're learning about the identity of one of those victims. plus, the warriors take two l's in their home opener. the details on

steph curry's game ending injury. this today inis

the top stories on today in the bay. first, the breaking news right now out of the south bay. two people dead. this is after an overnight crash in gilroy. first responders telling our photographer there at the scene that one of those victims is their coworker. now, the two car crash happened about 1230 this morning. this is on highway 25 and bloomfield. according to witnesses, a solo driver in each of those cars died. witnesses also inform our crew that that victim is a santa clara county emergency dispatcher. we have reached out for confirmation from chp. the cause of that

crash? still not known. 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, narcotics officer and served on the department's elite swat team. he also served as assistant chief for three years and has a law degree. three games into the season and the warriors appear to be facing their first challenge, it looks like they may be without star player steph curry for a while. curry has leave from the game. this is against. he had to leave that game against la clippers early yesterday. this is after tweaking his ankle twice in the game. he is expected to get an mri today. the warriors lost to the clippers 112 to 104. the niners appear to be back on track last night here on nbc bay

area. they rebounded quite nicely against the cowboys led by brock purdy and george kittle. the niners led by 17 to start the fourth quarter, at which point the cowboys rallied but came up short with the niners winning it 30 to 24. nice night, but i'm really tired today. okay well let's get a look at our forecast. we are starting out with some clouds, slight chance of rain and you'll notice that it will be cooler today. only in the 60s. that's what we'll see throughout the week with off and on rain chances. really windy this evening and overnight lows in the upper 40s and check out those rain chances. good thing is that as of now, it looks like it clears up in time for trick or treating thursday night. we're watching that closely. all right. watching the san mateo bridge closely. we've picked up the volume. so, tired or not, these folks are making their way to work westbound with those taillights still moving. well. lane changes? not so much as it was a half hour ago. over here. we're looking at the build now, but notice that vasco road in the middle still hasn't reached

that half hour mark, which is typically what we reach about 630 in the morning. so maybe a little bit lighter there. today's show is just ahead. however, for more local news, stay with today in the bay. we stream on roku, pluto and other platforms. join us at 8:00 this morning we're going to talk about apple showing us how their airpods are helping people with hearing loss. hadn't heard of that. oh, got a story for you. all right. thanks, mike. all right, look, that's what's happening here on today in the bay. hey, stick around, because today's show starts right after us. i need one of those big canes. you know, fontana to knighton mike inouye variety show last push. it's october 28th. this is "today." sprint to the finish.