pelosi, but a vicious assault on american democracy. right now at five. facing a judge today expected to be sentencing day for the man convicted of the brutal attack on nancy pelosi's husband ahead. the amount of time he could serve behind bars in the state case. she heard the

baby's first breath. she's just my angel. she's the guardian angel. am i to witness a south bay emergency? dispatcher? is remembered after losing her life in a deadly head-on crash. the impact one woman says she made by going above and beyond. and cash to stay clean. the all new proposal. san francisco leaders are expected to consider today. this is today in the bay. good tuesday morning to you. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. and i'm marcus washington. let's get a look at that forecast this morning. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect outdoors. you can probably already feel the chill even before you get out of bed this morning. temperatures have dropped, and we are now at 44 degrees in walnut creek. it's 49 in san francisco and low 50s for san mateo, as well as san jose. we are starting out with a mostly clear sky, a calm wind,

and temperatures today will match what we had yesterday for the most part. looking at some mid to upper 60s. a little bit warmer in concord with a high of 71 and 69 today in gilroy. so we'll get a look at what's ahead. more temperatures like this in the microclimate forecast coming up. back to you. sounds good. we'll check back with you. today, the man convicted of brutally attacking nancy pelosi's husband could learn how long he'll spend behind bars. the sentencing is in connection to the state charges against him. today in the bay's kris sanchez joins us. and, kris, david depapes team of lawyers will first motion for a new trial. yes, they will do that. so before david depape is sentenced for the brutal attack of nancy pelosi's husband in their own home, he will have a chance to address the judge and the pelosi family. but as you said first, his attorneys will move for a new trial. it was two years ago yesterday that david depape broke into the pelosi home looking for then speaker of the house nancy pelosi, who he said he wanted to kidnap and

hold hostage. we won't show you that brutal attack, but this is when san francisco police tried to move in and depape beat paul pelosi savagely with a hammer for that, david depape is already serving a 30 year sentence in federal prison. u.s. attorney general merrick garland said that the sentence was a warning that violence against those who serve the public and their families will not be tolerated. his legal team, now expected to ask the judge for a new trial in the state case. our legal analyst says that if the judge denies that request, the case will continue on to sentencing. david depape will have an opportunity to show remorse to the court and to the pelosi family, which could be critical for him in any future court dealing. that will be very important if he is trying to get out on parole at a later date. he needs to express remorse and show that he understands the magnitude of what he did to mr. pelosi and his family, and to

america. our legal analyst tells us that while long federal and state sentences might seem redundant, they serve as a legal safety net in the event that something changes on appeal. already, depapes legal team said they would appeal the state case, saying his conviction on state and federal charges amounts to double jeopardy. our legal analyst also says an appeals court might take issue with something else. what never came through in this trial was mr. depapes mental state. and will an appellate court look at this case and ask why wasn't his mental health problems brought to light during this trial? to reflect on what he did and whether that affected his behavior. so again today. david depapes legal team will move for a new trial if that's denied, then the judge might move forward with sentencing. we expect that he could serve up to life in prison. lauren marcus. all right. chris, thank you. 504

there is now officially one week to go until the polls open across the u.s. election day 2024. almost here. presidential candidates making their final pitches to voters. vice president kamala harris gearing up for a speech tonight near the site of the january 6th insurrection. and former president trump heading to the battleground state of pennsylvania today in the bay's alice barr. live for us in washington this morning with more alice. good morning, marcus and laura. in this incredibly tight race. the nominees are pushing down to the wire, former president trump saying that he feels enthused and inspired while vice president harris is preparing to sum up her case for the oval office. one week until election day and the nominees are zeroing in on their closing arguments. vice president harris preparing for a speech tonight at the site where former president trump spoke directly before the january 6th capitol attack, looking to drive home

her case that he's a threat to democracy. and now he wants unchecked power. the former president pushing back against what he called the most sinister and corrupt forces on earth with your vote. this election, you can show them once and for all that this nation does not belong to them. this nation belongs to you. mr. trump also accused the harris campaign of casting him as a nazi. following recent claims from past trump administration staffers that he said hitler did some good things too claims he strongly denies. i'm the opposite of a nazi that, as the campaign works to distance itself from bipartisan backlash over a comedian's racist remarks at the trump madison square garden rally sunday, including calling puerto rico a floating island of garbage, the campaign saying that does not reflect former president trump's views. his running mate adding this i'm not going to comment on the specifics of the joke, but i

think that we have to stop getting so offended at every little thing in the united states of america. i'm just. i'm so over it. while at her rally in michigan last night, vice president harris responded to protests over the war in gaza. i hear you on the subject of gaza. we all want this war to end as soon as possible. a critical issue threatening democrats support in a must win state for the harris campaign is expecting upwards of 20,000 people for her speech tonight here in d.c, saying it will focus on a message of turning the page and as she's delivering it, vice president harris or sorry, former president trump will be rallying supporters in pennsylvania. we'll send it back to you, marcus and laura. busy, busy times. all right. thanks, alice. early voting well underway across the u.s. and nbc news crunched some of the numbers of the 45 million ballots cast so far, 42% are from registered democrats, 40% are from registered republicans.

the race is so close that the presidential election will likely come down to seven battleground states. republicans have the early voting edge right now in nevada, arizona and georgia, while democrats are pulling ahead in pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. nbc news reminds you to get out and vote this november 5th. for more information on how and where you can vote, visit our website nbcbayarea.com and nbc news dot com slash plan your vote. now to a follow up on the breaking news we brought you here on today in the bay yesterday. a south bay community coming together to remember a santa clara county dispatcher killed on a devastating head-on crash. hold on. i'll be your hope. i'll be your life. 35 year old priscilla jones was honored during a candlelight vigil in hollister last night. investigators say that she was traveling north on highway 25 in gilroy yesterday when a man driving in the opposite direction crashed into

her. both were killed at the scene and 2019 jones made headlines after she helped a homeless woman through the delivery of twins. well, the woman who adopted those twins was at that vigil last night. we went camping together. she was at our house the other day playing board games. she's an amazing person. she cares for everybody, works crazy hours and shifts to support the family and the business. jones and her family own a churro shop in hollister. flowers are now there in her memory. chp is still looking into what caused the man's car to veer off the side of the road. happening today, san jose leaders present a new strategy to boost safety along a busy corridor in east san jose. hundreds of businesses along tully road near eastridge mall recently formed their own improvement district. the group has already taken steps to beautify the area. later today, mayor matt mahan will announce a new plan to roll out two new portable camera trailers. that's

when cameras are mounted on small trailers to deter crime. today's news conference is scheduled for noon. also today in san jose, city council members will take the next step in approving new speed, safety cameras. the $10 million plan calls for 33 cameras to be installed in some of the highest risk areas. violators caught speeding will receive their tickets through the mail. today, the council is expected to sign off on an impact report required by state law and agree on plans to find a service provider. the cameras are not expected to roll out until sometime next year. san francisco leaders are weighing a plan to making sober a financial incentive and help ease the drug crisis. in july, supervisors introduced a plan for a new program called cash, not drugs. so it's a proposed sobriety and recovery program, which would allow people on public assistance to receive $100 a week in gift cards or ebt funds by continuously testing negative for drug and alcohol.

the measure already has the backing of mayor london breed. the board may hold a vote on those plans as soon as today. taking a live look in the east bay in walnut creek, kari has got a look at our tuesday forecast. i was surprised by a little bit of rain yesterday. yeah, it was nice to see those showers moving through. now all of that has cleared out. we are all dry today, but there is another system that's approaching that will bring in another chance of rain late tomorrow night into early thursday morning. so as we time it out, we are going to see sunshine for today. but by 11:00 tomorrow night we are going to see that rain coming back to the north bay and quickly sweeping through the bay area. we're also looking at more rain for the weekend, so i'll talk more about that in a few minutes. mike, you've been tracking some of those gas prices around the bay. yeah, we'll go to contra costa county because they have the best price in the bay in specifically in concord is 369 at valero on willow pass road. that's your top number right here. now san jose has the best in the south bay. it's 3.95, a

few cents lower than yesterday. this is dimond gas market on winchester boulevard in the middle and in the north bay. fairfield has solano county's best of 405 at bonfire on walters road. you can check wherever you need to check here. gasbuddy.com. or you can actually give those reports if you think something's inaccurate. if you find that out on the roadways, we're looking at accurate sensor reads for most of the bay. very clear. we did have a crash eastbound 237 at middlefield. there may still be activity on the right shoulder. no slowing back to you. thank you. mike. a possible end of an era for the restaurant. tgi fridays. next. here on today in the bay. the bleak financial picture emerging as the restaurant chain closes dozens of locations. and if you think you know who's going to win the presidential election, do that.bet on it. new ways to

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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. this tuesday morning. we are starting out. all clear. it's a cool morning across the bay area and dublin starts out with some low 40s. will be at 44 degrees at 8:00 and at noon 62 degrees. it does warm up quite a bit, but we have a big hole to climb out of with this chilly morning, so we'll get a look at what to expect. and more rain coming our way in. just a few minutes and looking at the san mateo bridge. the tail lights going away from us. are your commute westbound right now, both sides moving very smoothly. the camera kari showed you in dublin. there may

be a crash nearby. we'll check on the updates coming up. well good morning. very happy tuesday to you. a lot of big tech earnings this week. we get google today meta microsoft tomorrow apple comes on thursday. apple releasing its new ios giving newer iphones some ai power new mac computers as well. starbucks starbucks asking its office workers to come into the office more often or face dismissal. this despite the fact that starbucks ceo doesn't even live in seattle or washington state for that matter. he has a satellite office at home in southern california. last week. so moody's downgraded san francisco's credit rating in part because of the lack of people returning to the office. empty office buildings, lower rent could mean lower tax income for the city. one bright spot in tech has been artificial intelligence, new companies opening locations and this week, a lot of other companies are getting a taste of the city as

techcrunch disrupt gets underway, the yearly conference gives startups a chance to show off and brings hi tech leaders from all over into one spot. there is a lot of excitement, and there's also a lot of excitement about being in san francisco. specifically, i think. i think the city gets sort of a hard a knock in the national press. but, you know, it's very clear that everyone wants to be in san francisco. we're seeing all kinds of excitement. and the fintech app robinhood is now going to let you bet on the election by buying an option. this is not a new idea. financial markets make bets on all kinds of things, from the price of wheat to the chances of a catastrophe. the thing is, these bets tend to be super accurate. people make very careful decisions when money is on the line. here's what the robinhood app looks like with your choices to put money on harris or trump, you get a payout if your candidate wins. now, these can be gamed. there

is another system called polymarket that has been gamed with huge bets made on one side and not the other in order to make one of them look good. but in general, this works. you can get really good predictions on all kinds of things when people put money on it, because now it's more than just opinion. doing a little more research, maybe. exactly. just like you'd research the horses at the races. exactly. yes. it's actually very similar to that. yes. all right. thanks. 517 for you this morning. t.g.i. friday's last latest chain restaurant chain. they're in trouble. so nearly 50 locations have closed within the past week as friday's reportedly could file for bankruptcy soon. the chain is down to 164 u.s. locations. this is all according to the store locator map. friday's did not comment on the closures, but local media reports news in six different states. friday's could soon join red lobster as well as buca di beppo, as well as recent chains

to go bankrupt with consumer habits shifting more flair. no more. all right. well, trendy for you. this morning. an extraordinarily rare dime. whereabouts remain a mystery for more than 40 years. well, now it has a new owner. it actually sold online auction for more than half $1 million by a company based in irvine. the coin, which was struck by the u.s. mint in san francisco in 1975, depicts president franklin d roosevelt. it is one of just two known to exist without its distinctive s mint mark. three sisters from ohio actually inherited the dime after the death of their brother. he kept it in a bank vault for more than four years. pretty. i was going to say pretty penny, but no, not not a dime a dozen. that's true. wow. yeah. pretty amazing. that's cool. a dime worth so much. maybe take a second look. yeah, absolutely. it makes sens. good morning, folks. hope you're

awake. a little more coffee. that was a good one, though. marcus was still checking his pocket for. how's this forecast shaping up for us? there is lots of change here. we're going to see a cooler. temperatures keep that trend going. all right. now this is where we're starting this morning. upper 30s napa. you've dropped down to 39 degrees right now. it is a cold start there. and 49 in san mateo. we're also seeing a lot of 40s on the map here. this morning. and so as you're getting up heading out there is a chilly start behind the cold front that moved through over the weekend. and then looking at the next cold front that's on the way. and that will be arriving tomorrow evening. so here's a look at what to expect for this afternoon. really nice weather, upper 60s for a lot of spots. 67 in cupertino and 68 degrees for morgan hill, and also for parts of the east bay. upper 60s, low 70s concord, 71

today and 66 in hayward and 67 in redwood city, san francisco in the mid 60s for this afternoon and 66 in mill valley, 68 today in sonoma. so we're seeing a lot of those 60s for highs. but then tomorrow we're going to see the same temperatures, but then more clouds coming in and late tomorrow night into early thursday there will be some rain sweeping from north to south. and then starting to taper off by thursday evening. i know that's so important. it looks good for trick or treating, but it will be cool and kind of still damp as we get that early morning rain, and it looks like we could see anywhere from a quarter inch of rain to 3/10 of an inch of rain for parts of the north bay, and then a few hundredths of an inch of rain for areas south of the golden gate bridge. and while we get rain, the sierra gets snow. this could be the first decent amount of snowfall we get of the season, with up to 15in possible. we'll have to see how things trend as we get closer,

but it's great to finally start to see these changes here. and as well as the bay area getting some rain, we are going to see it off and on through saturday. now mike, you are looking for a crash in dublin. yeah. didn't see it fully on the camera, but i saw what looked like evidence of a crash as look at this. things are slowing down once again. westbound 580. i have to ask our friends to move the camera to see if it's somewhere not blocked by the trees approaching at hacienda, which is very close to our camera her. there is some slowing and a crash with no detail is on the chp report. we just see more slowing show up over the last three minutes here, so that may indicate more folks and more distraction. that would be it for the tri-valley. the rest of the bay operating very smoothly. back to you. thank you. mike. protecting bay area cities from sea level rise. ahead here on today in the bay. the all new findings calling for better solutions. the recommendations they're making thisorning. we'll m

some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class

community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get to work. paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org to make sure that there is fair adaptation across the region. so researchers from next ten, an independent, nonpartisan organization along with uc berkeley students, studied six at risk neighborhoods in san rafael, san francisco, alameda and parts of the east bay

shoreline. they say we need to think outside of the box with property rules and ensure environmental justice. part of their recommendations include establishing community land trusts and planning sites around the bay that accommodate residents displaced from flood prone areas. property is a big part of the inequalities that we see in our cities around us, right? so some groups of people have had access to building wealth through property for generations or centuries, and others have been systematically sort of marginalized and excluded from that process. and we think as we rethink property for the age of climate change, we really need to focus on how to redress those inequalities and those injustices as part of that story. we do have time, but but only if we start now and only if we can bring all of the innovative thinking to the bay area is famous for to bear in thinking about how do we create a more, just a more just bay as we adapt to sea level rise, sea level rise will require our attention for a very long time, and that means working together

for solutions that help everybody. we are going to put up a link to this report on our website. if you'd like to read it and share it. visit us on nbcbayarea.com and click on the climate in crisis tab. all right kerry thank you. coming up next, the top stories we're following for you today, including tracking incoming rain. carey is timing out another round of wet weather later this week. one week left for voters in the recall effort to recall oakland mayor sheng thao. the strike later today by businesspeople to protest what they say is her lack of handling of the ongoing problem. crime problem. stay wi

go on strike over crime concerns in oakland. the request they plan to make is. the mayor of the city faces a recall election one week from today. yep. one week also until the presidential election and the candidates are making their final appeals for the community. it means that we continue to transition off of fossil fuel, moving the bay area into a cleaner and safer future. ahead, we speak with an east bay congressman about the funding boost. one transit agency is set to get. this is today in the ba. good morning to you. on this tuesday i'm marcus washington

and i'm laura garcia. let's start out with a look at that forecast because changes in the works meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. we can already feel it. it's cooler. some of us got some rain yesterday. and there's more rain on the way. so we are going to see this changing day by day. look for a lot of sunshine for the afternoon, but it's such a cool start and a lot of areas that it will be a while before it feels a little bit more comfortable today. so take a look at napa at 8:00. it is only 42 degrees at noon it's 64, but we're headed for 74 this afternoon. it's going to be nice for a few hours. and we're also looking at more of those same temperatures all across the bay area with upper seconds and a few low 70s. mike, you have a look at some slowing in dublin. yeah, i was seeing a lot more slowing a few minutes ago. these taillights, we flip our camera around. we saw them kind of jamming up, passing by hacienda as folks take a closer look at the screen, you can see actually good spacing. now a chp just cleared the scene as well. we couldn't find the actual

incident, the disabled vehicle, but we still see some slowing on the sensors. west 580 approaching hacienda from about fallon. so do watch that area. that's el charro as well. you might know that exit the rest of the bay shows a little slowing northbound 680 from a crew that's still there, with some paving work. we have a lane open coming out of sunol. everything else. standard build. back to you. thank you. so much, mike. 531 right now. later this morning, a group of business owners are striking in oakland to try to send a message to the mayor. they say she's not doing enough to fight crime. today in the bay's bob redell joins us live this morning. and, bob, this strike comes just a week before that vote to recall the mayor from office. you are correct. good morning to you, laura. so later this morning at 11:00, a handful of businesses in oakland, they will go on a symbolic strike, which means they'll shut down their business for a number of hours, and they'll gather at oakland city hall again at 11:00 this morning to protest the ongoing problem of crime in their city. you might recall the first business strike in september of last year, when more than 200 small

business owners closed their doors for several hours, which organizers believe was the catalyst catalyst for the recall effort of both oakland mayor sheng thao and alameda county district attorney pamela price. now, the people behind this morning's strike say this is a call to action for citizens if they want to see an end to this crime wave. this is their words. they need to look at the city's leadership. don't make this general election just about the president and those higher office. but let's keep in mind how important it is to take care of these local issues, because these local issues have not been addressed properly and now is our time to make that differenc. yesterday in a news conference, oakland mayor sheng thao announced the biden-harris administration has granted our city $2 million to address gun violence. the mayor says oakland is already on the right track when it comes to crime reduction, with opd reporting a 33% decrease in the homicide rate compared to this time last year. but the mayor was asked

about the fact that many oaklanders still don't feel safe in their own city. at the end of the day, of course, there's a sense of feeling safe, and that is incredibly important. and all of us, we all have a responsibility in ensuring that our community feels safe. i can tell you that crime is down, crime is down, and you cannot hide bodies. so we know that those numbers are accurate. but at the same time, we have to promote the great positive stories of oakland. i don't believe that we do enough justice in promoting that positive narrative of oakland. as we've been reporting, governor newsom has sent in chp officers to help opd fight crime over the past year, according to the state, chp has made more than 300 arrests, seized 600 cars and removed dozens of illegal guns in oakland over the past two months. reporting live, bob redell today in the bay. all right. thank you very much, bob. we are now just one week away. we keep saying it until election

day. scott mcgrew here. and you've been reminding us, scott, that's not when voting starts, but it's really when voting ends at the end of election day, it's over, right? so tens of millions of americans have already turned in their ballot. so next tuesday is the last chance to vote, either by dropping off your ballot or showing up in person. used to be we all went to the polls on election day. these days, many americans get it done early. looking at the campaigns this morning, the trump campaign distancing itself from some of the speakers at trump's madison square garden rally, particularly the speaker who called puerto rico a floating island of garbage. while puerto rico is part of america, it does not have electoral votes. but americans of puerto rican descent are going to be important in places like pennsylvania. here's vice presidential candidate jd vance. i think that we have to stop getting so offended at every little thing in the united states of america. i'm just i'm so over it. georgia going to be a key state as well. that's

where donald trump was campaigning monday in atlanta. he said several times. he is not a nazi. the newest line from kamala and her campaign is that everyone who isn't voting for her is a nazi. we're nazis. you know, years ago, my father, i had a great father. he's tough guy. he used to always say, never use the word nazi, never use that word. and it's a never use the word hitler. don't use that word. it's like, i don't even know why. don't use that word. and then i understood it. and yet they used that word freely. both words they use it. he's hitler. and then they say he's a nazi. i'm not a nazi. i'm the opposite of a nazi. to be clear, harris has never called trump a nazi or hitler. trump's chief of staff. you'll recall last week made news by saying trump fit the definition of a fascist. but he didn't say nazi

either. preparations are underway just outside the white house for vice president harris speech tonight on the ellipse. this is the same spot where trump declared he and his supporters were going to march on the capitol. earlier, harris campaigned in ann arbor, michigan, while bruce springsteen and barack obama campaigned for her in philadelphia. here's a good rule if somebody does not respect you, if somebody does not see you as fellow citizens with equal claims to opportunity, to the pursuit of happiness, to the american dream, you should not vote for them. and jeff bezos this morning defending his instruction to the newspaper he owns the washington post, telling the editorial board there not to publish their presidential endorsement. a number of highly regarded reporters quit over that decision, and the post is reportedly lost more than

200,000 subscribers. in a statement published in the newspaper, the billionaire wrote presidential endorsements do nothing to tip the scales of an election and goes on to say what presidential endorsements actually do is create the perception of bias. bezos says his business interests have nothing to do with the decision, but does acknowledge he made the decision far too late. he could have announced the post was not going to go forward with an endorsement before anybody knew who the candidates were, he called it marcus inadequate planning. all right, scott, thank you. now, our team on today, they will be following the latest on the campaign trail as polls continue to indicate a very close race. make sure you tune in every morning at 7:00 to get the very latest developments on the ground. as the race for the white house enters its final week. today, the man convicted of brutally attacking nancy pelosi's husband in their pacific heights home could learn how long he will spend behind bars on state charges before david depape is sentenced first. his attorneys will ask for a new

trial. if that is denied, depape will have a chance to address the judge and the pelosi family. depape is already serving a 30 year sentence in federal prison. kris sanchez is talking to a legal analyst ahead of today's proceedings. she'll join us with a live report coming up in our next half hour. well, developing in san francisco, a man is struggling to survive. this is after police believe that he may have been stabbed on a muni bus. it happened just before five last night near geary and 14th avenue in the richmond district. there's no word yet on how that victim is doing, but his injuries are described as life threatening. if you saw what happened. sfpd, they would like you to give them a call. well, two east bay and tri-valley congressmen joined forces to bring more than $16 million to help move the bay area forward into a cleaner and safer future. this morning, congressman mark desaulnier, as well as eric swalwell, are announcing funding for the livermore amador valley transit authority. this is to

add a hydrogen fueling tank to further their goal of zero emission for their transit agency. all the busses running in the east bay in this instance, in the 685 80 corridor, are transitioning and have been for some time. amongst the leaders in the country, really away from first diesel and the natural gas. and now to hydrogen fuel which is emission, the emissions are zero. that's one of 15 projects across contra costa and alameda counties that will benefit from a $15.2 billion grant from the u.s. congress community benefits program. the city of dublin will also get more than $1 million to purchase and install cameras near public parks and schools. congressman desaulnier and swalwell are scheduled to attend the announcement in dublin at noon. it is 540 right now. taking a live look, we're in the south bay overlooking downtown san jose. kari is keeping tabs on the forecast, finally feeling like fall because it's, you

know, chilly out there. yes. and it will be cool throughout the day. starting out all clear. this morning, which is different from yesterday morning at this time. and we are going to see a lot of sunshine throughout the day. temperatures going from 52 to seeing it around 60 degrees at 11:00. it's going to be a while before it really starts to warm up, but we are headed for the upper 60s for today. for much of the south county, as well as the inland east bay 66 in dublin, 71 in concord and napa will be in the upper 60s. let's take it to tomorrow. there's really not much of a change temperature wise, but we will start to see a lot more clouds coming in and a chance of rain late tomorrow night and by thursday we're also seeing more of those 60s for highs. mike, you are tracking the build up at the bay bridge. pretty predictable for a tuesday. we have a bigger volume and it kicks in right away in the morning here. so it's only been about ten minutes with the metering lights on. and we filled in the toll plaza all the way on the 880 overcrossing as well. no surprises, but we do

have that good build on 242 southbound like we did yesterda. that resulted in an early slowdown through walnut creek on 680. so we'll track that part of contra costa county highway four showing the build highway 37 same thing there is a crash. i'm monitoring 580 at macarthur, but the off ramp does sound like it's still open. no injuries there. we do have a game. warriors play tonight over at chase center. so do note that off the 280 extension there may be more crowds. back to you. thanks, mike. we are following breaking news. a deadly attack overnight in the middle east. the all new details amid an escalation of war in that area. and with one week until election day, governor gavin newsom makes a move. the candidate he is endorsing in a silicon valley race. plus, free rides coming to san francisco. we're going to talk about that new incentive to get you to go all aboard the city's ferry system. keep it right here. you're watching

washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 years... and saved our taxpayers $3 billion dollars. i've already got a plan to lower your grocery and insurance bills, to address climate change, and protect reproductive rights. and i'll work with anyone to get it done. i'm sam liccardo and i approve this message.

today we're starting out all clear, but it is chilly out there. we need a heavier jacket to start out the day. it's now 49 degrees and will only be 61 at lunchtime. eventually we'll make it into the upper 60s. here today it will be cool throughout the week with more rain chances, so we'll get a look at the timeline coming up and looking over here. no change to your timeline for your commute across the san mateo bridge. those

taillights are moving smoothly, but there are more of them over the last 20 minutes. there is a backup at the bay bridge and that continues to build. we'll talk about where you see the slower sensors coming up. sounds good. we'll check back with you. it is 5:45 right now, and we are following breaking news this morning out of gaza. at least 90 people are dead after an israeli airstrike on a five story building. palestinian health leaders are calling it the deadliest attack in months. the building in northern gaza held displaced palestinians. health leaders say more than half of the dead are women and children. the israeli military so far is not commenting. well, just into our newsroom. longtime ally of former president donald trump, steve bannon, is now out of jail. bannon was sentenced to four months behind bars for defying a subpoena in the congressional investigation into the january 6th insurrection on the u.s. capitol. he was released early this morning from a federal facility in connecticut. bannon is also expected to resume his podcast later today. he is asking a full

appeals court to overturn his convictions. this is after they were upheld by a previous appeals court panel. turning back to our decision 2024 coverage, state assemblyman evan low just picked up a key endorsement in his quest to fill the congressional seat left vacant by anna eshoo. governor newsom is now backing him in the hotly contested bay area district 16 political race. low is running against former san jose mayor sam liccardo. both are democrats. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston says the endorsement comes as a bit of a shock. you rarely go ahead in an intraparty contest and pick one, leaving the other out. i mean, it's sort of like an unwritten law, if you will. gerston says low's opposition of proposition 36th may have been a factor here. it aims to increase punishments for retail theft and drug crimes. governor newsom also opposes it. we reached out to liccardo's campaign, which,

in response to the endorsement says, quote, sam is endorsed by the people and organizations serving this district, including the mercury news, san francisco chronicle, san mateo daily journal, palo alto post, and hundreds of local leaders. because sam will deliver solutions for our local communities. a federal judge is allowing pro-palestinian activists at uc berkeley to present their side of the story in a lawsuit accusing cal of anti-semitism. last year, jewish organizations filed the suit claiming that the university has repeatedly failed to protect jewish students. the legal findings also detail a student group that allegedly adopted a bylaw which banned supporters of zionism from speaking at its events. it claims 22 other uc student groups followed suit in june, the university filed a motion to dismiss that case. a decision is still pending. now an attorney for the student coalition of pro-palestinian protest group says that the

lawsuit has the federal courts to make any criticism of israel illegal. the group says that it plans to present evidence and witnesses as part of the case covered. california's open enrollment is just days away. and later today, u.s. secretary of health. javier becerra will be launching a new campaign highlighting assistance or highlighting assistance that's available. he'll be joined by the ceo of covered california for that announcement for 2025. daca recipients in california will also be eligible to enroll in covered california. enrollment starts on friday. new this morning, prepare to pay a little less if you take the ferry from richmond to san francisco every friday through the end of the year, you'll be able to take it for free. ferry officials made that announcement yesterday. they say the new incentive for people to go on board made it possible, through a partnership with the contra costa transportation authority. well, happening today, raising cane's is opening a new restaurant in fairfield. the

doors at the louisiana based fast food chain open at 9 a.m. at its location on travis boulevard. those in line from 7 to 8 this morning can sign up to be among the 20 customers to win free cane's for a year. the first 100 people in line will also receive a commemorative beanie and a box of combo card to start the car. hey, let's celebrate the sharkies! this morning! a magical run of goals gave the sharks their first win of the season last night in utah. with less than five minutes remaining, they were still down 4 to 1, but they tied it at four late in the third period. then in overtime, alexander wennberg scored the game winning goal. this is their first win in ten tries. this season. let's keep that darsha one. break a seal. yeah, here we go. all right. all right. well, cold enough to go ice skating outside? just about at least. we'll see some colder temperatures in the cierra and

possibly some snow. looking ahead. so we are starting out all dry, all clear behind the chance of rain that we had yesterday that brought parts of the bay area some showers and today it's all dry. but then looking at the next system that will be arriving late tomorrow afternoon into the evening in concord, it's going to be a chilly start. that's what we're seeing across much of the bay area, with upper 40s and low 50s. and then here we are at noon and it's 64 degrees, so it's starting to feel a little bit better. we can at least take off the jacket, and it's going to be a comfortable day. and then tomorrow clouds will start to roll in during the afternoon. and then early on thursday morning we're going to see that rain first coming into the north bay. and then quickly spreading its way across much of the rest of the bay area. and i know we've been watching this forecast, so closely because we don't want it to rain on the trick or treaters, but most of the rain will be early on thursday and then a bit of a chance for the sidewalks to dry out before they go out and get

some of that candy. so we're going to see a possibly up to a 10th of an inch of rain in san francisco with higher amounts for the north bay, about a quarter inch or slightly more for napa, just really depending on where some of those heavier downpours come through. and then for the weekend, we're watching the cierra for a decent amount of snow in the forecast, and we're starting to see the models really grabbing on to this potential that we could see up to a foot of snow in kingvale and possibly a little bit more for twin bridges and kirkwood. so that's going to be the first decent snow of the season. while the bay area gets a decent amount of rainfall. so we'll be watching for that after we get past this next system that will be coming in tomorrow night. and it does stay on the cool side for even this time of year, with upper 60s for highs, morning lows in the 40s, and in san francisco it will be 64 today and low 60s for much of the rest of the week. mike, you are seeing lanes slowly moving out of oakland. yeah, they are

moving though. right here. the middle sees the most movement. well, aside from the hov reason being is because as you hit the incline, you lose the lanes. everybody squeezes into the middle so that continues with the flow. instead of losing any lanes there that typically is how things go at the bay bridge toll plaza. and we typically see some slowing conan nolan toward richmond about now. typical tuesday with a heavier volume than yesterday. pretty much the heaviest volume all week, although wednesdays are getting pretty good for the volume as well. we have slowing westbound 580 approaching macarthur. there's a crash near the off ramp. there may have been moving vehicles through the area if the off ramp is closed temporarily, you can use high street, which is the next one. everything else south of there pretty typical, including that slowing through san jose and 101. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. well, happening now, president biden is getting set to announce the awarding of $3 billion to the nation's ports meant to boost infrastructure. that money is part of the environmental protection agency's clean ports grant, providing cleaner air for port workers and nearby communities. 55 ports across 27

states will receive the funding that includes ports in oakland, san francisco and redwood city. a south bay emergency dispatcher is remembered after losing her life in a deadly head-on crash. it's a story we first brought you yesterday morning as breaking news ahead at 6:00. the impact one woman says she made by going above and beyond at work. plus, techcrunch disrupt kicking off in san francisco. our scott mcgrew has a preview as startups from all over come to show off their ideas. in the city by the bay. keep it here. a lot more news ahead. it's 554. we'll rightbe

we're moving the bay area forward with a new age in crime fighting, drones are being used to avoid putting officers or the public lives at risk. san francisco police showed off the new technology yesterday. they launched the drone program a few months back. officers are using it largely to find or track down car burglary suspects without the risk of a chase. mayor breed, who helped start the program, invited san jose's mayor and police chief to the

demonstration. she says the technology has helped lead to a 34% drop in crime. san jose mayor matt mahan plans to propose the drone use during the city's next budget cycle. getting there with eyes on the scene faster makes a lot of sense, and it's something i want, san jose to explore. we do use drones today, but we have not deployed them as a first responder. the way that san francisco has. new san jose police chief paul joseph was also impressed, but says he would have to make some changes so it fits his department. max mcdonnell says it's planning to bring back the quarter pounder. this is after an e coli outbreak forcing the fast food chain to pull that burger option last week. the outbreak has sickened 75 people across the country, killing one. mcdonald's believes it's linked to onions from a taylor farms facility in colorado. the farm is headquartered in salinas. mcdonald's is confident that it has removed all contaminated products from stores. for those customers affected, you have my

commitment that led by our values, we will make this right and it means also taking a moment to thank mcdonald's employees, franchisees and restaurant teams who have worked around the clock because of your work. this issue was quickly identified and contained. mcdonald's says that it expects the burger to be back in stores sometime this week, but it will not be served with onions for the time being. and a quick reminder nbc bay area is streaming 24/7. you can watch us wherever you want, whenever you want on roku, pluto and other streaming platforms. of course, at nbcbayarea.com as well. right now at 6:00, facing another sentence, lawyers for the man convicted of the brutal attack on nancy pelosi's husband are set to push for a new trial. the impact the move will have on his state case after already being sentenced in federal court. with your vote this election, you can

show them once and for all that this nation does not belong to them. this nation belongs to you. and let's be clear, we are all here because we are fighting for a democracy. one week to go both presidential candidates are making their final pitch to voters. we're live in washington with their closing arguments in san jose, investing in cameras from cracking down on crime to speeding drivers to catch them. the new tech being introduced to the south bay city. this is today in the bay. good morning. on this tuesday. i'm marcus washington and i'm laura garcia. we're going to check that morning commute with mike in just a little bit. but let's talk about the forecast. finally feels like fall. yes. jacket weather. and today we can leave umbrellas at home. we will need sunglasses as it will be a bright and sunny day and just taking a while to really warm up. so here's a