nanet nanette? >> reporter: president obama is expected to arrive here later this afternoon around 3:00, then head to a a fund-raiser in san francisco's south of market district. that first event is expected to be at the west san francisco hotel -- >> okay, we're going to take it from here. a little audio trouble from nanette. he's going to be at the w hotel and the prices are very expensive if you want to get around all of that. >> $500 minimum to take part in the president's fund-raiser. as nanette was getting to, this is a very popular place for democrats and republicans to come to raise money because there's so much money here. >> true. if you want to get around that, though, all of it is starting to jam up your ride early in the afternoon commute. let's start in san francisco where the blue angels returned. >> the team did practice yesterday in preparation for their fleet week performances this weekend and that practice run was a welcome return for fans of the blue angels. last year they were s

. >> today nanette joins us. it's a little muggy out there. >> as the day heats up, the air quality declines. so right now is a good time to get some exercise outdoors, like here at this track behind me. the temperature is perfect and the air is great. this is day two of the warmup with temperatures higher than yesterday in many spots. in fact, it will be the hottest today of these summer-like temperatures. it's been declared a spare the air day, which means don't drive if possible because the bay area quality management doesn't want your car emissions to contribute to the air pollutants. >> we're expecting that pollution levels will rise over the federal health standard. the people who should be most concerned are the -- >> medical tents will provide free gatorade and water. even if you're not going to the concert, you should keep hydrated and keep liquids handy. it's easy to get overcome by the heat. >> nanette, thank you. >> chow is one of several high-profile men arrested in an fbi raid back in march surround

nanette is live. >> reporter: good morning. president obama's plan is to bring in big bucks for he is party. in political circles, california is known as an atm. president obama is expected to touch down in air force i around 3:30 before head ing ing to to hotel. you can expect the motorcade to that location will tie up traffic for a bit as offramps and streets along the route are closed. tonight's event is sold out. folks who paid $500 get a reception. $5,000 gets you into that reception plus a picture with the president. $ $10,000 gets you all the above plus a small meet and greet with mr. obama. $32,400 the legal contribution limit gets you title of co-chair. it's anyone's guess as to what that really means and the singer maxwell will also entertain guests. the president will not have any public events in the bay area, at least not yet. yesterday he touted the importance of the startup culture to entrepreneurs. the town hall meeting was part of an effort by the white house to showcase recent economic gains while convincing y

in a is where we find nanette miranda. what is thely latest in that created scary moments for customers inside the store. loss prevention workers confronted alleged shoplifters. they say one of the suspects pulled out a gun and opened fire. one witness believes he heard eight rounds, which sent people scrambling for cover. at first they said -- at first we thought it was someone popping big bags. ewe heard people screaming and that's when we realized it was real, not a joke. >> two suspects were arrested. one had to be transported to the hospital for minor injuries. cops say they're confident the suspects they took into custody are the only two involved. just a few minutes ago, the last of the police cars left here at the scene. as scary as the situation was, no one was hurt. one witness said the loss prevention worker was able to stop the gunman by grabbing his arm and that probably saved a lot of lives. >> amazing and surreal. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> and we have developing news n n now. >> caller: heath ha

that is where we find nanette miranda. this really shook some people up. good morning. >> definitely. it looks like the store just opened, as it does every morning at 6:00 a.m. witnesses say gunshot rang out at this walmart just before closing around midnight. this created some very scary moments for customers. according do some shoppers, a loss prevention worker confronted alleged shoplifters. s they say one of the suspects pulled out a gun and one witness believes he heard eight round, which sent people scrambling for cover. many said they found safety in a back room of the walmart. at first they thought the situation wasn't real. we never would have thought it was a gunshot until we started hearing people screaming and then we heard more gunshot and then we realized it was real, it wasn't a joke. >> police say two suspects were arrested. one of them had to be taken to the hospital for minor injuries. based on surveillance footage, cops say they're confident that the suspects they took into custody are the only two invol

nanette miranda is live outside that store. what happens the latest? >> reporter: indeed some very scary moments for shoppers here on davis street in san leandro when shoppers had to take cover. this happened around midnight when loss prevention workers confronted shoplifters. one estimate is that the suspect managed to fire eight rounds, sending shoppers and employees into chaos. loss prevention grabbed the gunman's arm to stop the shooting and probably saved lives. no one was hurt but a lot of rattled nerves. >> i was in the back just shopping, being helped by one of the workers and suddenly we just heard the gunshot and heard people screaming and we headed toward the back and ended up in the back room. eventually we were safe in the back room of the walmart. >> police say two suspects were arrested. one of them suffered minor injuries and was it and to a local hospital. investigators were able to look at video taken by a number of surveillance cameras inside the store. cops are confident that the two suspects were the only two injured. back live in

but let begin with nanette miranda. she's live near at&t park where the floats are ready to hit the streets. there's panda miranda. >> p. >> reporter: that's my favorite one but i'm told this is honoring pap low sandoval. just wednesday night the giants won who has built these floats. she is obviously a float builder extraordinaire. how are you feeling this morning? i can't believe it's all done. >> i'm really happy it's done, i'm really excited to see them all go out. i think they all look very good. i'm a little tired. . i'm thrilled to see them out here. >> reporter: a week before the parade was maybe going to happen. u get a little bit of warning. so we dove in. >> it was really short notice. we called up the supplier and said we need that much and they say being i understand they're all starting to get hooked up on tow trucks now -- should i say good-bye panda miranda. >> is this an original created name today, bob redell already picked up a spot along the parade route. you had some company, too. good morning. >> a

nanette mentioned bring that umbrella.ch pressure on the forecast for the parade tomorrow but you're not feel thing that, christine? >> no. i do my best every time, just like those giants. you give it that old college try. candy will be raining down, just like in 2012 when they had that parade because, hey, you got the orange and the black and you got that parade. temperatures this morning are a little on the chilly side. grab a jacket, you won't need your umbrella today but you will tomorrow. temperatures are chilly out there but, like i said before, we're going to warm you up nicely for one more day, we're still on the warm side of this system. clouds will increase, trapping in some of that warmth. thens a we head throughout tomorrow, that halloween storm let me give you an idea visually of the time frame. we start it for you at noon right at the start of that parade, that's when the showers start up. we're talking about the steady rainfall in san francisco. that front will continue to produce rain in this region from ma

. >> let's go to nanette miranda. >> reporter: the president is expected to arrive here in san francisco's south of market district. the first vaend is at the "w" hotel. the event is sold out. oaks paynd $10,000 gets you all of the above plus a small meet and greet with mr. obama. $32,400, the legal contribution limit gets you the title of co-chair, whatever that means and the singer maxwell will also entertain guests. a town hall meeting with tech entrepreneurs was part of an effort by the white house to showcase recent economic gains while convincing voters to get out the vote. >> even as you're doing all this neat, cool, interesting stuff, do pay attention to what's not always as neat and cool but really necessary in washington d.c. and in your local communities. >> following that town hall meeting, the preds attended another fund-raiser at actress gwyneth paltrow's home. the president has another small fund-raiser tomorrow morning. you can expect to be a little bit of a traffic there. >>. >> and the president's visit could v impact on your commute this afternoon. so let's go to mike in

live in santa clara, nanette miranda. >>> thank you, next, a controversial rant caught on video here, the racist comments that led to a backlash in one community. >>> and painting in parks, the so-called art that led to a manhunt. >>> and could michelle obama be leading california? the new reports about her post-white house plans. >>> and good evening, we have been tracking rainfall off to the north all day long. now there is a new storm system that has our attention. we're tracking the rain timeline for the weekend in just a few moments. >>> did you see the fireworks tonight, when the world series is in town this is what we get. a lot of glitzy stuff and glamour. tonight, a beautiful night along the bay. the giants and major league baseball rolling out the orange carpet. there will be a lot of parties this weekend. but tonight's gala, the biggest and brightest. nbc bay area is there working the orange carpet, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, raj, i have to tell you i have never seen so many orange dresses in one place, take a look, the party is wrapping up. but everything fro

our very own nanette miranda is here. bob redell, you caught up with larry baer, pulled him over and asked him some questions. what did you learn? >> reporter: they're very excited. he won't use the "d" word, d for dynasty. when those buses pulled up around 5:00 this morning, around at&t park, there were over 100 fans that were here to scream and cheer for the team. i asked one of the fans, i said how many of the players did you actually get to see? she said, well, i got to see all their cars. this is madbum. all the players went to their cars, they didn't come to greet the players like they did back in 2010. it was an amazing, down the wire game. there's and then you could see the hard workuts is what a lot of people wanted to see. president and ceo larry baer brought out the fans. >> you've been to the world soaries three times in five years. what is the common denominator? >> they just never give up. there's a culture here they never give up. there have been some down times but they love each other and they fight for e

. >> you notice nanette bundled up out there. i thought it was crisp outside. >> it is a little chilly. definitely started to see that reflected in our daytime highs as well. our days are getting shorter. guess what? this sunday you get to sleep in for one extra hour. my gift for you. daylight saving time. 48 in san jose. good morning to you, san martin. get out a coat. it is chilly out there. we are going to hit the coolest point of the day. i wanted to show you pacifica where the fog is settling in. we'll see a cloudy start making way to a beautiful, sunny finish. scott mcgrew is back, that makes things sunny as well. it always is nice to have the band back together. mike inouye, what are you the drummer? i'm the tambourine, we all know that. >> i'm the triangle, so you have more rhythm than i do. all the cash lanes have opened. look at your map and we'll show you a clearer view and the approach for your speed, no issues. we have overnight road crews, still a typical spot, no major slowings there. a little slowing heading eastb

nanette miranda is live at the scene. faced some pretty big challenges with this one. >> very big challenges. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. the fire chief says they'll be looking at old electrical wiring inside this aging building. that's definitely something they'll look at. within minutes thick, black smoke could be seen pouring out of the cycle store on camden avenue. the shop is -- by the time crews arrived, two-thirds of the building were already ungulfed in flames. they weren't easy to put out quickly because of two major obstacles. >> one, the building was very well secured, had bars on the windows. the other challenge was the cloest fire hydrant was so far away on this busy street of camden avenue that, it took a long time for us to lay line to get the water supply to the pumping engine. >> that fire hydrant was some 1,000 feet away. 50 firefighters in all responded to this two-alarmer. took about an hour and a half to knock the fire out. luckily no one was inside the building so no injuries

nanette, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam. authorities are still trying to decide what charges to file that left two california deputies dead. the man has apparently been living a quiet life in utah for a decade before the bloody case. it began when he and his wife were arguing loudly in a car in a motel parking lot. the father said his daughter wanted to leave her husband. s a the policeman approached, he was shot in the head and killed. a pair of deputies tried to approach but they were shot with an ar-type assault rifle. s as you can imagine, the law enforcement community was devastated. several dozen police vehicles with lights silently flashing escorted a hearses a law enforcement officials hugged, saluted and wiped around tears. he had been living in the u.s. illegally after being convicted of selling drugs in 1997 and being deported twice. his wife is also expected to be in court today. prosecutors will announce the charges before the hearing. sam? >> wow, quite a history. thank you very much. >> it is 5:14 right now. w

. >> nanette miranda is joining us, it will be packed, including with my come padre here. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. there's really only one company in town that makes parade floats, they're called the parade guys. they were called on once again to put something together for yet another giants world series victory parade. the same floats are actually used over and over again in the city's parade. it's just that each time they're decorated differently. here's within right behind me. of course the theme of the day is orange and black. sfo notes that they started putting the flets together even before anyone knew the giants would win. you have to because if they waited until wednesday night's win, it's impossible to decorate seven or so floats, carpenters, painters, sculptors, all working 12 to 15 hours day to get this all done. s a workers told us yesterday, believe it or not, that's not the hardest part. >> our biggest challenge is the giants colors are just not made in huge communities and we kind of run the nation out on the fancy papers that go on the

suckers out there in all the giants played well tonight tomorrow night is the night for the giants to nanettehe kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 that's it for the kron 4 news at 1(mom) when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> on the trail of the ebola doctor as he roamed the nation's largest city, he went bowling, the restaurant where he ate, the subway he rode. >> what if he could have coughed? >>> and his fiance, she's also quarantined. >>> and it's nurse nina, she's ebola-free. >> try to get back to a normal life and reunite with my dog bently. >>> then, the white house hero hounds. hurricane and jordan. inside their k-9 training. >>> and, terror on

live in oakland, nannette miranda, nbc bay area news. >> nanette, thank you. it has been traveling fast and spreading swiftly. in mid-august, hospitals in missouri and illinois noticed an increase in children with severe respiratory illness. it was later identified as ev-68. by the first week of september, it had spread to nine neighboring states. from there it spread to each coast. this week california became the 43rd state to report cases. >>> this just in. a photographer working for nbc news in liberia has tested positive for the ebola virus. he was hired to work with chief medical correspondent dr. snyderman. doctors are examined him and now are having plans to fly him back to the united states for treatment. coming up at 6:30, we'll have a live report and why bay area doctors are joining the fight against ebola, and why they say we may be seeing more scattered cases on u.s. soil in the coming months. >>> well, he is credited with revolutionizing police work. and today the men and women in blue came out to honor the man affectionately known as joe mack. jo

. >> thank you very much, nanette. we turn now to the continuing coverage of the ebola crisis. ago, all of the people in the group who had contact with thomas eric duncan have been closely monitor ed ed the cdc in the past three weeks. tonight marks 21 days without symptoms which means they are in the clear. while though they may have peace of mind regarding the health, many are mourning the death of duncan and perhaps none more so than his fiancee louise troh. >> and she lost that and her plans and her dreams. >> troh says that she and the family are asking for privacy. >>> and the dallas health care worker who was on a cruise ship was dock ed tonight, and she wa on board and left with her husband. some said there was concern about the p fellow passenger, but she had handled a lab sample from ebola patient thomas the duncan, and a blood test today proves she does not have the virus. >>> in spain, a nurse who came down with ebola after treating two patients in that country will be are turning home. a blood test also shows she is free of the virus. the hospital will release her

nbc bay area's nanette miranda join us from the stadium where a fight broke out in a urinal. >> of all the things to fight over a urinal. the attack was unprovoked. it all happened while the victims and the assailants were in line in the men's room here. >> as fans, we need to take responsibility. authorities now say this brutal attack, videotaped on a cell phone, in a men's room at levi's stadium before the 49ers game was over a urinal. one of them its hurt so badly he needed brain surgery and may be pair litzed. the 32-year-old victim's cousin tried to intervene and was also beaten. >> over what? you know? over, this, this case over a stall? >> kathy started the san rafael based fans against violence after the 2011 beating of giants' fan, bryan stow in l.a. >> we have children we bring our children to the games. we think everyone should feel safe in bringing their children to the games and not fear something like this being the outcome. >> police say 27-year-old jose ramos, at taker, and the 34-year-old dario ribello participated, both wit long criminal records. the victim nudged ram

this was sent to me by nanette from concord. it's the patio umbrella in the pool. [ laughter ] >> we had wind gusts yesterday up to 35 miles per hour. today it will be a little bit breezy again with winds up to about 20 and occasional gusts up to 25. it will not be as windy as yesterday when we had those winds blowing towards the right field fence, right? partly cloudy today, game cool conditions first pitch 63 degrees a 5:07. the rain will be out of here by then. this cluster was over here about 3:00 this morning. it is now throughout the tri- valley. it continues to dig in a southerly direction. it will move out of here hit and miss pop-up showers then the vein out of here. we have -- then the rain is out of here. we have you covered today temperatures in the 60s with mostly cloudy skies. right now numbers in the 50s and 60s. we have a southerly wind so feels muggy out there. and later today, we're talking about highs in the 60s and low and mid-70s with the cloud cover. we'll talk about that seven-day forecast, it's still stra

. >> that is where we find nanette miranda, who is there live where floats have already the floats are ready to go from parking lot a to start the parade over by market street. i learned workers began putting together the floats before anyone would know the giants would win the world ears is. they're called the parade guys. they use the same floats over and over again, it's just that they're decorated differently each time. according to workers we spoke with yesterday, it's actually challenging to put a giants float together. >> the challenge, believe it or not, is that thes will had to switch off paper and go to paint. >> and back here live at parking lot a i'd like to say it's an honor of me for panda miranda. all the other floats are headed this way. there's only a few left that to work it's way pay mart. >> you officially have a new nicknamed, we will start our coverage at 11:00. >> so exciting. we saw some stylish dancing in that video. we'll turn to meteorologist christina loren. >> hey, good morning to you. everybody is so excited. one thing that's going to make for a more inter

. >> nanette, again, maybe walk. >> you can track the temperatures on our web site. just put in your zip code. >> welcome news at 6:07 this morning. the south bay drivers is now open. >> starting this morning, drivers heading to steven's creek from northbound 17 and northbound 280 will make a left-hand turn through a new intersection with traffic light. it is all part of a $62 million. it should be ready to open and should be, as you mentioned earlier, sam, a huge relief for crowd that always bottleneck at that situation. >> all you need to say about that, find a parking space. >> much easily says and done. that construction will backhoe a little bit more dramatic than what you see. now, the transition is still undergoing changes but the three groups have been eliminated over the last two days. southbound 880 we saw, folks wondering if that was the change, if that is. steven's question quick. changes to the area, just allow for some distracted drivers. up know what's going on. over at the rest of the bay, no big surprises. a lot of green around the area, the livermor

today in the bay's nanette miranda has more. >> reporter: the free ride is coming to an end. it will be $1 a day for parking beginning monday. the new signs are up saying the parking fee is here. bart riders at the concord station will have to remember the stall number and pay the extra buck a day to park. >> tickets. it's over $11 round trip. now we're looking to 12 bucks. that really adds up. >> reporter: it costs an average of 1.33 to maintain and patrol each parking space. we went ahead and so this is the last one. it was inevitable this was going to happen. >> reporter: they will also begin charging for parking in the coming weeks. then no station will have free parking. the parking fee applies during the week. it's still free to park monday through friday after 3:00 p.m. and all day weekends and holidays. >>> much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, the latest state to allow sports betting and what professional sports leagues are try to do to stop it, next. my grandson's got this blankie that gets filthy but he's got such sensitive skin that you worry about what

. >> thanks a lot nanette. >> sometimes you're richer in spirit than you are in money. >> she shall be rewarded. >> karma, that's what that is. >> time to check the forecasts a we take a live look outside. this is a look at the bay bridge looking at emeryville this morning. >> getting a little backed up there. we'll check with mike after a look at your weather. >> good morning, laura and sam. ing about day today. temperatures mostly in the 40s. we are all looking forward to that game. remember, you can show your giants pride by wearing your orange and black right along with us today when you go to work. 77 in the north bay, 75 degrees in the south bay. overall temperatures are going to be comfortable. but you look at these numbers and i got to tell you they're a couple degrees above average for this time of year and we're going to get even warmer as we get into tomorrow before we hit our next cold front. that arrives on halloween. every single drop in the bucket counts. so this is what we're looking towards when it comes to your halloween night forecast. i know a lot of moms out there

a 38 miles per hour wind sent this umbrella into nanette's pool in concord.s for sending us that picture. hit-and-miss showers in inverness, kentfield and mill valley in the next 15 minutes. that will be the case today. look at the sky right now from our san francisco studios looking due east towards oakland and alameda. beautiful start to the day. 50s and 60s the winds are out of the south at 12 and 14 in concord and livermore, pop-up showers this morning and afternoon. but plan on cloudy and breezy conditions, more rain slated for friday evening, then again on monday. we are now on the back side of the front. it looks like cotton balls. that's an indication of unsettled air mass and that's when we could see a shower triggered throughout the day but for the most part rain is out of here. 77 degrees today in sacramento. 64 in the south shore. and we have 66 degrees also monterey bay. by the time the sun sets tonight at 6:32, we'll have realized numbers below autumn normals. 60s and low to mid-70s as good as it gets with the south and southwest breeze up to 15

. >> this was sent to us by nanette from concord. her patio furniture ended up in her pool.e'll be right back. ,, ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> back to our traffic alert in san jose. only one lane is open now coming into downtown. southbound 280 approaching 11th street, so this tanker truck was carrying a bunch of that blue liquid you find in porta- potties. that and several other cars all on the roadway! this is still going to take a while to clear. still no estimated time. in the meantime your alternates 85 and 101. we'll have a look from chopper 5 in a few minutes. >>> the roads are very slick this morning. take a look at our hi-def doppler radar. scattered showers for the morning commute. your full forecast on when the rain will end, that's still coming up. >>> thank you,

"today in the bay's" nanette miranda joining us. a bay area connection to the accident. >> sixth graders from the urban promise academy in oakland had an experiment on the rocket. but it's been lost. unmanned rocket headed to the international space station was carrying supplies to six astronauts when something went terribly wrong. seconds after take-off, the rocket explodes and crashes down to the launchpad, located in wallace island, virginia. the 14-story rocket plunged to the ground in a ball of fire. the descent could be seen for miles no one was hurt. the first accident for nasa since turning to private contractors for space delivery. >> it's a tough time to lose a launch vehicle and its payload. not as tragic as losing a life associated with. we're very happy to report no injuries and the safeguards in flight and on the groundworked as they should have. >> reporter: most of the damage was confined to the launch site facility. a russian rocket lifted off a few hours later with plies and it's on its way to the space station. sp

. >> nanette, thanks very much. >>> new details now on the bay bridge project. check out this gridlock on friday. if you were stuck in it, you probably don't want to look at the pictures. new steel plates have people hitting the brakes on the other side of the bridge of the fremont exit in san francisco. nbc bay area's christie smith live in san francisco along the embarcadero with new details on that project. christie? >> reporter: yeah, good evening, terry. well, commuters certainly didn't want to go through that again. and now those steel plates on this side of the bay bridge on the upper deck that caused all of those problems, well, they are out this evening. but caltrans still has to figure out the most efficient way to get the necessary work done. huge backup friday threw a curve to drivers trying to cross the bay bridge into san francisco. kendall ryan expected a smooth ride. >> and i looked at the news and they said an hour and a half to get over the bridge. i just turned around and took bart in. >> the delays caltrans says came after tapered steel plate

nanette miranda joining us. >> some sixth graders from the urban promise academy in oakland had an experiment on the rocket. but like all things on board it's been lost. unmanned rocket headed to the international space station carrying supplies when something went wrong just seconds after takeoff. the rocket from contractor orbital science explodes and crashes down to the launchpad. located in wallace island, virginia. the 14-story rocket plunged to the ground in a ball of fire. the fiery descend could be seen for mile nopz one was hurt. the first accident for nasa since turning to private contractors for space delivery. >> a tough time to lose a launch vehicle like this and payload, not as tragic as losing a life with. we're happy to report no injuries and the safeguards in flight and on the groundworked as they should have. >> most damage confined to the launch site facilities. a russian rocket lifted a few hours later with supplies and arrived at the space station a few moments ago. spacex has a contract with nasa to resupply the iss, supposed to launch in december. >> thanks so much. >>>