rob lowe, not the creepy rob lowe, good one, joe and jennifer montana, benjamin bratt.er putting on a clinic, second ning, strikes out the side. you'll get nothing and like it. giants doing what they do best in the second against james shields. second and third, brandon crawford broundz out. hunter pence scores, 1-0. in the fourth, sandoval. giants up, 2-0. bumgarner, complete game, four-hit shutout in the eighth. wicked curveball leaving billy butler frozen and shaking his head. mad bum struck out a bod top tom eight. juan perez with a deep, just missed a home run by inches. perez bumped up. 5-0 in the ninth. bumgarner closes it out. career world series run average microscopic 0.29. the best in history, ladies and gentlemen. giants win 5-0 and take a 3-2 series lead. they can close it out tuesday night in kansas city. abc 7's mike shoe mjoins us liv. >> reporter: big game, bumgarner. larry, the first giants pitcher since the 1962 world series to pitch a complete game. afterwards, most of his teammates were like, what can you say about the guy? he is just nails in a big

here's stone street and rob lowe.eeting, i ran into rob lowe and shook throats with him. it's all good now. he's a nice fella. that image not representative of the turnout. the royals ended up choking. >> choking? that's what we're going with? they had a rough night. they had a rough night. >> looked like they had a good time at that game. at least up until that moment. >>> some celebrity birthdays. >> comedian and actor john cleese turns 75. >> the man who brought us "ghostbusters," ivan reitman. turns 58. >> duran duran's front man simon lebon. >> and kelly osbourne turning 30 years old. happy birthday to you all. >>> coming up, see if you have what it takes to be a hollywood stunt double. >> it's a lot harder than it looks. we'll check it out when we come back. the most adventurous couple. once we kept the lights on. but then we started using k-y yours & mine. yeah, we were nervous to try it. there's an amazing sensation for her. amazing. this one feels fantastic for me. and combined... ohh, it's a completely new s

rob lowe, not the creepy rob lowe. benjamin bratt and lakers owner saw a clinic.e giants doing what they do best in the second. men at second and third and scores hunter pence and it is 1-0. drove in three runs in the fourth. a blooper to knock in sandoval. the panda may be in his final home game as is a giant. he is an impending free agent. bumgarner a complete game shutout. look at the big hook there in the eighth. leaves billy butler shaking his head. still 2-0. juan perez crushes the fast one and barely missed a homerun by inches. perez, oh he is a little punked. for his career bumgarner pitched 31 innings in the world series and allowed just one run. that is insane, historically insane. giants win it 5-0 and thisy take a 3-2 series lead. here is mike shumann with more of the. >> the giants didn't want to go back to kansas city to win two games and madison bumgarner took care of that. they also know they have to win one more game for their third world series title. >> i feel like i did most of the post season. you are have been feeling good working both sides

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rob mayeda? >> 62, we've got some patchy low clouds out toward the north bay. it appears thickening up,s a the finally he's 70s in the north bay. you'll notice the clouds thickening ups a this weakened storm system bears down. now for a check of your friday commute, here's mike. >> the toll plaza goes, you have cash lanes building um gradually. we'll see the metering lights turned on in the next couple. my concern for highway medicaid. now we have two lanes blocked for cruise that are allowing okay lannis. you'd use it perhaps at the o. >>> washington lawmakers making new moves today to try to contain the ebola virus. >> plus a south bay family huddling on its roof waiting for help to arrive. details coming up next. >>> a new york city doctor tests positive for the virus after spending time treating people in liberia. tracie potts joins us. >> reporter: lawmakers are going to start asking questions. the pentagon and homeland security all coming in today. nurses as well. nurses unions complained that hospitals weren't ready. they'll be testifying today about whe

residents of the low-income park said they couldn't afford to live anywhere else in that city. >> let's turn it over to rob mayeda. i say red all over your map. >> you'll notice toward twin peaks 71 degrees and the breezes offshore will continue to keep things warm not just in san francisco but even out to the coast. mostly 90s in the forecast from the beaches out toward the tri-valley inland and a spare the air day, too, for problems with some ground level ozone as we go through the afternoon. areas south of san jose by 3:00 could be nearing records in the 90s. the reason why the heat advisory is up into the evening will be just a slow dropoff in temperatures, even as the sun sets. some of the numbers we're looking at in the bay area today, 93 in the forecast today. there you see the upper 90s around saratoga. upper 80s and low 90s in the forecast there. very hot this time of year. for the north bay, highs running in the 90s. seeing temperatures probably through sunday staying in the mid 90s. the coast and bay will begin to cool off as we head toward sunday and monday. for the blue grass festival the next

rob mayeda, who is in for christina loren this morning. >> we'll see temperatures today close to 70 in san jose, low 70s toward the north bay. we do have a chance of rain as we go through the week. now for a check of your commute, here's mike. >> they're not moving the cones just yet but yesterday had the sheen on because of the rain and mist and drizzle there and later part of the commute. right now very dry here. we'll talk about the city itself as we look at our maps. we're talking about where steph was, right by s.f. general. it's over on the west side by s.f. general but access to the hospital does look like it's able to be made there without any problems. typical overnight road crews, nothing outstanding and that's outstanding in itself. >> outstanding. breaking news this morning, oscar pistorius will spend the next five years behind bars for killing his girl friend. that was the sentence. the olympian was sentenced this morning in a south african courtroom. the judge said she showed gross negligence. >> a victim said an uber driver picked her up saturday night. after an argument about her destination, she said the man

rob mayeda here with that part of the score. >> yeah, right now we're seeing temperatures in the low 60s around san francisco, which should be ather we'll see for game 6. and potentially a game 7. we'll see temperatures around tuesday in kansas city in the mid to upper 50s and about the same for wednesday. but meantime, back to the bay area for a world series viewing party. it should be pretty nice back in san francisco as we watch the game perhaps outdoors around 5:00. those temperatures around san francisco climbing into the 70s for the middle part of the week. we'll talk a little bit more about that mid-week warm-up in your forecast coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> all right, rob, sounds good. well week, waiting to see who will world the world series. some local businesses say they're already big winners. local restaurants and businesses say the cash registers are ringing quite a bit lately. business has been especially good in the past few days with the world series being played right down the street. >> the giants, they filling up the neighborhood. these people come, they spend money, they're happy. the city's

rob mcbride reports from western china. >> this is a crop of administer low grapes. merlot grapes. ming sha is gaining reiteration for its wine. emma gao has brought some of the expertise that she has developed in france back home. >> it's surprising that china can make drinkable wine. >> not enough of it is being produced so very little reaches foreign markets. the perception of chinese wine, mass produced, which is what they say in the trade just a little bit uggh. ming sha is out to change that. at a competition in beijing wine experts gather to sample its offerings. a region some say could become china's napa valley. >> from ming sha the strategy in the very beginning is of the boutique wineries. they have their own vineyard so they grow their own grapes and this help a lot to improve or put a lot of focus on the quality instead of the quantity. >> back at silver heights a new cellar is ready for this winery's expansion but wine makers are conscious of maintaining quality in a country with a rapidly developing appreciation of good wine. >> we need to make good wine for influenc

low 70s. back to you. >> great, thank you very much, rob. >>> still to come, trick or treating while keeping food allergies in mind. the way families are letting little kids know their home is safe for everyone. >>> coming up after nbc bay area news at 11:00 -- >>> a different kind of halloween decoration to the front of your house, a pumpkin painted teal. >> as erika edwards shows us, it's about keeping kids with food allergies safe while they are trick or treating. >> reporter: let's face it, halloween means one thing for most kids. >> candy! >> the candy! >> reporter: but the candy must not contain peanuts for these twins, both have food allergies. last year halloween was especially scary for their family. >> we were dumping out all the candy on the kitchen table and sorting through it and ben saw a fun-sized snickers and snuck one bite. >> reporter: one bite led to a severe allergic reaction. ben had to spend halloween night in the hospital. now an idea to help keep trick or treating safer with kids with food allergies is gaining momentum on social media. the teal pumpkin project. here's how it works,

rob. >> we're seeing temperatures this morning 60s and 70s outside over my shoulder. even if you head to the coast today, you're going to find the upper 80s and low around san francisco. 90s all across the board, across the bay area, but some relief coming up later this weekend. we'll look at that in just a few minutes. back to you. >> rob, thank you. >> 5:57 this morning. >> we continue to follow breaking news. homes flooded after a large water main break overnight. we'll look at how bad the damage is. stephanie chuang standing by in a live report. >> some good news on the economic front. the unemployment rate dipping to a six-year low. scott mcgrew joins us next to break down the new job numbers. >> and temperatures 60s, near 70s start your morning off. we'll have a look at your weather forecast, which includes a heat advisory coming up. >> and your friday lights over here at the bay plaza and a crash on the peninsula. >> san francisco, not a patch of fog in sight. today is friday,

low clouds return. cooler temperatures turning back to the santa clara valley. >> thank you, rob. >>> much more ahead ony in the bay." heros of war waiting for care. we investigate evidence of a backlog at palo alto veterans hospital. >>> good morning. there is a lot to do in the bay. you get this weekend off and run buying setting off and running along the redwood shores. starting and ending at the october run. a new and improved course. three-mile extension of the bay trail is included through the san francisco bay national and wildlife refuge. the organizers do apologize for those observing yom kippur. they are not able to run this year. this will not happen again until 2041. if you celebrate the high holidays or interested, yom kippur is, as we said today, for jews, it's the holiest time of the year. our friends at congregation sinai, all are welcome. have a ticket ahead of time. they are free, but you get them by contacting the synagogue. they want to make sure you know what to expect during the ceremony. >> now for moving to a synagogue to a mission san jose, which is not in san jose. you'll celeb

low shot gave the royals a 4-3 lead. casey got it done on defense as well in the bottom of the sixth. jj hardy gets robbed of a hit by lorenzo making a great catch. that would have been a sure base hit for hardy but top of the ninth. still tied at four, zach pitching to escobar. he comes through and gets the best of the match-up, down the line and right. go-ahead run would score. escobar ends up at second with an rbi, orioles are up 5-4. bottom of the ninth, birds down two and steve pierce strikes out to end the game. the royals beat the birds 6-4. they had back to kansas city with the 2-0 series lead. >> things are going to swing our way. we're confident and we've been in every one of these games. they are not blowouts and they are grinded out games. the tides will turn. >> any team can do it is us. i believe in my team mates. >> we play pretty good on the road too. guys playing hard every day and we have another opportunity in the game three to go back out there. >> game three of the alcs comes your way monday night in kansas city. let's move to basketball. preseason taking place in the nba, wizards tip

rob. you were saying you were so relieved to see the fog. . >> really hot yesterday. we're watching low clouds starting to form again. low 50s down toward the lower locations where san francisco close to 62 degrees. san jose, hazy skies. look at the number here into the mid-90s which means levi stadium will see the temperatures approaching the low 90s as the game gets started with the 49ers taking on the chief. not as hot in san francisco. near 82 around lunchtime. i'll have a look at the cooling changes ahead coming up in a just a minute. >>> thank you so much. >>> it was a glorious and very long chapter in giants history lasting 18 innings and clocking in at 6:27. it's a game fans will never forget. those are your san francisco giants returning to at&t park this morning. more about the game on friday. the longest game ended with the san francisco giants defeating the washington nationals. they are coming home up 2-0 in their national league division. they had fans cheering longer than expected. they didn't mind because the hometown heroes got the w. >> that was awesome. >> it's incred

rob mayeda with our weekend forecast. >> normally at 6:00 we should see temperatures in the 70s to low 80s inland. today's highs running 10 to 25 degrees above where they should be for this time of year. right now still 90s outside. dropping down to about 88 degrees in san francisco as you take a closer look here at our microclimate data network. you can see around downtown san francisco still 87. 80s follow you to the beaches thanks to offshore winds. clear skies right now on ocean beach. no sign of fog, no sign of that ocean air conditioning. temperatures around parts of the south bay too, michelle roberts is reporting live coming up in a moment. mid 90s down from 99 around morgan hill a little bit earlier. we've got this heat advisory for tonight through 9:00. overnight, hilltop locations seeing temperatures in the 70s. and this pattern repeats tomorrow for our inland valleys from 11:00 to 9:00 tomorrow, mid to upper 90s inland. some relief coming to the coast hinting a the cooler changes for the second half of the weekend. a full look at that in your microclimate forecast. >>> michelle roberts

rob the elderly. a look at the loot and why police say their investigation is far from over. >>> and no pain at the pump. gas prices have been on a steady slice since summer. how lowthey could go and when. >>> the breaking news that we're reporting this morning is on the nobel peace prize winners malala yousafzai is the pakistani activist brutally attacked by the taliban. she recovered and went on to fight for education rights for girls and also word of the nobel peace prize is kailash statyarthi. congratulations. >>> delaware county authorities say three men in custody for allegedly posting as workmen and robbing people might be part of a ring targeting senior citizens. look at some of the items police say were covered. according to detectives one suspect told an elderly resident he was from the water company and needed to check the water for toxins. a neighbor stauopped by and ask him to leave. he was using a walkie-talkie at the same time and there is a similar incident that happened. >> what we're asking people to do to speak to your elderly parents and if someone was in the house and scheduled to do work, they are probably a victim of a crime and don't even k

. >> thanks rob, dave murphy here under cloudy skies on the terrace. we have temperatures in the lowuld be a little damp later on today with some spotty drizzle or a spotty shower. steadier rain later >> all right. how am i sporting these? this is "interstellar," a new movie with george clooney and anne hathaway. i'm inside of their spaceship. and you can experience this when the movie comes out on november 5th, select cities will have this. i'm going through a worm hole. it is just intense. we will have the cast and the director here the week it opens. that is an exclusive, my friends. and that is worth tuning in for. and this is worth doing as well. forget about the zombies, i'm in space. all right, so that's november 5th and the -- wait, there are some zombies in space. that's not part of the movie. oh, my -- no, this is so cool. if you have never felt weightlessness, this is one way to do it. all right, going to take a quick break. i'm going to get out of this spaceship, and then we're going to bring on the zombies. amy, back to you. >>> thanks so much. and we are so excited to b

rob asana, what ado the techni l technicals tell us about whether the bottom of the correction was put in or not? >> you had a momentum low and now you go through the process and we have a news headline where you retest the lows or at least don't move in a v shape all the way back up to new highs. we may have to do some work. the number of new lows expanded on the down move. advanced decline line rolled over. all of that has begun to resolve itself. it is a good time to buy stocks that you like cheaper than they were a couple of weeks ago. it is not necessarily certain that we are entirely out of the woods. typically if we repair the technical damage that we have seen this is part of a corrective process. >> they absolutely were. it was one week ago today at roughly this hour that the market hit its low when it was off about 450 points at that point. the snap back was dramatic particularly for the s&p and nasdaq and the russell up. the dow a little less so but there were particular reasons there, as well. ibm one of them. >> coke and mcdonald's adds to some of that. as i wrote on cnbc.com yesterday corrections by definiti

low 80s. as we head to the beginning of next week, a little more rain. it's that clear again, and we head towards sunday. back to you. >> robanks so much. >> coming up next, take a look at this giant hunk of gold. northern california, it's finally sold. what do you think it's worth? >> we're going to tell you. >> it's a chunk of change, you could say. >> plus, several states debating the legalization of marijuana. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >> take a look that the rock. sold to the highest bidder. the secret buyer has purchased one of the largest gold nuggets found in modern times. >> a large -- >> it looks like the gold sort of thing. it was found in california's historic gold country. six pound of gold there. it reportedly old sold for close to $400,000. the gold

a literary scholar actually rob nixon who talks about slow violence and i think pollution is a form of small violence. it's another way in which communities of color and low-income communities have violence done to their physical bodies. people now carry with them this kind of toxic knowledge that they have within their bodies within their blood and tissues. they have chemical exposure that has been linked on a societal scale and on a population basis with a whole variety of potential illness and they don't know how that's going to play out in their own lives. i think that is where the violence concept is a very powerful one and there's a linking threat with all of that. >> is really interesting that you talk about putting things in the book that people don't necessarily want you to put in. i think sociology and journali journalism, it will be interesting to talk about the differences but for me i didn't want to put in anything that people didn't want in their and ie then t. identify the police officers and that they would be protected just as much as the people on the side i was on. but some people, so mike was best friends with alex who had a drug charg

rob portman tweeting "the cdc should step up airport screenings." the obama administration says current rules are effective and that the risk of a u.s. outbreak are lowobal world and what we're confident we can do is protect the safety of the traveling public and protect the broader american public. >> joining me now cnn aviation analysand former inspector-general for the department of transportation mary schiavo, dr. brian cole executive director of prevention of infectious disease and stefan dujarek pokes.spokesman for the attorney general. he says a ban on flights would not be helpful in controlling ebola spread so i'd like to welcome all of you. thanks for being here. i really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> okay, so i want to talk about this, this travel ban that some lawmakers are suggesting that the united states be put into place and i want to address that first question to you, stefan. why would that be a bad thing for this crisis? >> we think isolating these countries whether it's liberia, sierra leone or guinea is not the right solution. first of all the u.n., the international community, the cdc need to get people in and out of there to a

the small cap russell 2000 leads higher off the mid mf-month lows and perhaps more than anything is the october surprise. >> joining us now, roborgan, michael cagino, christine short is here, peter costa and our very own rick santelli heading into the weekend. peter, this is a really strong rally now. we're up over 10% on the s&p in just about 12 sessions. how do you feel about it? >> well, you know, i've been on the bearish side. i think that what you're seeing right now is people are rotating back into stocks and equities. i think the earnings are coming in a lot better than expected. and i think that, you know, they want to put money to work and still two months left and they feel more risk on and take it off other places. >> rob -- >> i was going to say, peter, we know the costa family fortune. >> i'm not speaking to anyone in my family right now. >> i would imagine. do you feel like we have the flush out at the lows and got to get back into the market? >> no. honestly, i don't. i think there's another point within the next few months where we'll see a selloff again. probably more than 10%. even though everything is coming

low approval rating could hurt democrats. yes, they're only sending him to where he can't do any damage, or as that's also known, the biden circuit. [ laughter ] toronto mayor roback in the news after he dropped out of two -- [ cheers and applause ] -- i'm happy too. i'm always happy when he's in the news. well, he dropped out of two debates that were scheduled for this week. and the representative for ford said, quote, "something came up in his schedule." [ laughter ] so, we got ahold of his schedule. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah, look at this. "get high and punch a fire hydrant." [ laughter ] he crossed out debate. there'll be plenty of debates. [ light laughter ] check this out. aarp has released a new easy-to-use tablet aimed at seniors who don't know how to use an ipad. [ light laughter ] or as seniors put it, "how's the cloud security? i don't want my nudes out there." [ laughter ] "there's one where my top's off my duesenberg if you know what i'm talking about." >> steve: awoogah! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think it's a great idea though. there's a tablet that's aimed at seniors. they even came out with their own apps that are targeted at seniors as we

rob mayeda watching the fire as well because it's creating a lot of heat, showing up on satellite imagery. >> satellite we look at would be the fog imagery, which looks at the low level of clouds and heat showing up around gilroy. live pictures from chopper. weather computer, you see the flames near the barn there in gilroy. take a closer look at the conditions there, near the fire, relatively light winds right now. but very thick smoke moving up and away from the site reducing visibility around highway 101 and also 152. if you're in some of the areas, you would have some air quality issues as we do not have enough wind now to disperse that smoke out over a larger area. but again, little bit of good news, we don't have strong winds blowing embers all over the place there, just to the east of highway 101 in gilroy. 40s and 50s, a chilly start to the morning. some spots around the east bay, including livermore waking up to 47 degrees. 50 now in walnut creek. we'll see 40 and 50s for morning jacket weather, turning over to short sleeves by noon. temperatures into the mid to upper 70s for areas south of san jose, close to 80 towards gilroy. san francisco near 70 fo

low. and cash is just the wrong thing to be doing. >> you always hear cash is king though rob kapito.ople should be looking to invest today because you can't invest for the future in the future. >> i love that. that's your slogan. >> it's great. and for us we think it's abilityabout convincing investors that it's not timing the market. it's time in the market. and today we have a very serious situation in this country where people are not saving enough. and we are able to get information broken down by age group. it's fascinating. >> on that issue of age, millennials are the most confident. 66% believe it will be bright versus 45% of baby boomers. i found this hard to believe. i know i don't know any millennials, honestly who are hopeful about their financial future. they're strapped. >> the age range is 25 to 34. >> nottic whatting a lot of money. they're strapped. housing cost et cetera they don't feel like they're getting ahead. >> well, there's really two primary reasons. one is they didn't really have a lot of assets when they went through the financial crisis. they're younger. a

in the meantime, a check of weather with rob. >> fall outside, especially with morning with 40s and 50s. close to 70 degrees, 60s near san francisco. north bay, lowate thursday, then across the rest of the bay area, looks like as we get into friday night, into saturday, that will be the next opportunity of rain coming back as we kick off the start of this upcoming weekend. >>> now for a check of the commute, here's mike. >> live shot, you see on the bottom left-hand corner that flag moving around. some of the changes rob was talking about. breeze is nice out there, and it's moving faster, the flag, than the traffic flow. looking at the map, see the southbound through fremont, mission boulevard, right where our camera is, that's the slowest spot. 680 also slow late in the commute. it's tuesday, a good volume of traffic as we typically expect. we've had extra problems northbound 101 since an earlier series of traffic. slow through san mateo both directions. sam, back to you. >> when the wind is moving faster than the traffic, you've got a problem. see you guys in 25 minutes. (yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! wa

billable mark on the city >> : rob flood of boat was there when we data gathered for a remembrancer 25 years ago >> : began with a moment of silence >> : and santa cruz and don lane lowmafia then and now. after all the devastation gone and on that in >> : our downtown again a thriving cultural commercial social for committed >> : among those sharing memories of that day more than two sisters sought from mccormick killed in collapse of santa cruz coffee roasting co. >> : only had stairs to the bottom the main floor out the front door opened on the stairs >> : no one had a plan everyone's just walking around like zombies what to do where do ago no one knew what to do >> : american red cross and 69,000 people find each food and shelter and a her aunt died in the heavily downtown watsonville >> : and on part real asking for bilingual " the people the help them. on on the devastation when out my door >> : and total debt to people died. across and downtown santa cruz and rubble 29 buildings destroyed all but one now rebuilt to replace damaged among the many lessons learned >> : a lesson learned we may be not as prepared as we ought to of been for the theater earthquake mor

rob? >> for game three, not so bad. just before the game gets started, a pretty warm day, upper 60s, low 70s, near 80 degrees in saratogain the north bay today, highs in the 70s. the rain for now on the north coast. that's going to change later tonight. after midnight, this weekend storm will come in for tomorrow morning. that will bring us some rain and wind. not so much of an issue today but 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m., you'll see that rain move in. mike? >> things bogging down just before and just after that off ramp there. that's not an usual pattern. and we see a little more build for the east shore freeway. the big slowdown is westbound 24, recovering from an earlier truck fire. and a new crash right there, it's at main jamming up 680 out of concord and pleasant hill by that walnut creek interchange. the hayward side of the san mateo bridge where that pattern continues to shift over to the peninsula. a typical build for your northbound direction. back to you. >> sounds good. we'll be back with another local news update for you in about half an hour. enjoy your friday morning. >>> we're back now, 7:30 on a friday mornin

rob mayeda. >> 70s in the afternoon, mid 70s downtown san jose. close to 70 san francisco. 73 in oakland. mid 70s out towards the tri-valley and lowtomorrow, that's going to change as we see the first chance of rain chances ahead dropping into the north bay for your thursday and more for the central and south bay into friday night and saturday. watching your wednesday morning commute now, let's get another update with mike. >> all right, things are calming down for our wednesday commute. cash payers waiting at the toll plaza. we're talking about upper east drive, oakland recovering through downtown. speeds are improving greatly, but still slow off the castro valley wide for north 238. both sides of the san mateo and dunbarton bridges slowly, but very slow south from san mateo southbound to 280. that's unusual. no incidents reported, although on the northbound side we had a crash earlier in the day that might be a distraction. the south bay starts to speed up a bit. sam, back to you. >> some folks still grinding out that commute. 9:58 right now on your wednesday. we'll be back in 25 minutes. see you then. >>> from nbc news, this is

rob mayeda. >> chilly in napa, parts of the north day in the 40s may warm by as much as 50 degrees by this afternoon. temperatures in the lowund san jose, upper 80s to low 90s in so san francisco and looks like the same for the weekend. mike? >>. >> 880 through fremont, you see that smashed up car blocking one of your middle lanes. that's jamming you up past the truck scales. we're talking about a slow drive from 880 into the area just showing up on our sensors. back to you. >> dangerous looking situation there on 880. we'll check back in with you in 25 minutes, mike. see you then. friday morning. it's the 3rd day of october, 2014. wow, look how pretty that is. >> it is. >> in washington, d.c. the sight is pretty. the music is beautiful. that is aretha franklin, doing a cover an adele hit. the queen of soul is here today. she had 20 of us here in the studio at about 6:30 in the morning, she was rehearsing. we were staring at her. she was doing this. >> 20 people got a private show. millions of you will get a private show in your home or at work or in your car. meantime, let's take a look at what's making headlines. >>> an a