gets to talk to folks on the scene right there. we will show you the live shot of highway 101 from palo alto at university where we're looking north. we do have traffic starting to slow down a little bit north of willow and honey court marsh. all of this activity definitely would be a mysteries miss traction for the northbound side as well. we are tracking this for highway 101 that's the biggest incident right now. we will send it over to you, i think things are calmer on the weather center. >> starting out this morning not as cold but we are also starting out with clear skies and it will be a nice and warm day. looking at those temperatures as you get ready to head out the door it's in the low 50s in san jose, look at how cold it is in napa, we've dropped down to 40 degrees, with he will see upper 30s there within the next several hours and then we are going to see the highs rise into the mid 80s today. it's going to be a touch warmer than it was yesterday, san francisco up to 71 degrees. we will take a closer look at this coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you very much, kari and mike. now for the latest developments out of las vegas. a live look at the mandalay bay hotel this morning where new clues are emerging after that shooting took the lives of 58 people. we're learning more chilling details about attack. >> "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd is in las vegas with what we now know what happened before and during the massacre. >> reporter: police called stephen paddock disturbed and dangerous. the sheriff says he spent decades acquiring weapons and ammo and living a secret life. >> anything that would indicate this individual's trigger points and that would cause him to do such harm, we haven't understood it yet. >> reporter: law enforcement now understands how long it took them to get to paddock after he fired the first shot. >> at 10:05 the first shots fired by the suspect. >> reporter: police say the last shots were fired by the suspect at 10:15. three minutes later an officer radioed in saying he was shot and gives the exact location of the suspect's room. >> between 10:26 and 10:30 eight additional officers arrived on the 32nd floor and began to move down the hallway clearing each room and looking for any injured people. >> it took officers 25 minutes to reach paddock's room, at 11:20 officers rushed in and he was on the ground dead, the entire process taking 1 hour and 15 minutes. >> this individual was able to move this amount of gear into a hotel room unassisted. >> reporter: did paddock have an accomplice? the investigates are not saying and they admit they may not have the entire story. >> i resolve we will get to the bottom of this no matter how long this takes. >> reporter: cheryl hurd. we are going to continue to follow the hour by hour progress of this investigation both on air and online. we will have a live report from las vegas coming up in the next half hour. until then if you need new details and they emerge, we will update you with that information on our website, nbcbayarea.com. 4:34. we have new video this morning to show you of a boat fire in the san leandro bay. fire officials say no one was on board calling that boat abandoned. the coast guard is investigating, no word on a possible cause. >> the band coldplay really delivered last night at levi's stadium. they followed through on a promise to play past that 10:00 p.m. curfew. ♪ >> you hear more of the crowd singing along than the band. coldplay wrapped up closer to 11:00 p.m. this kind of late show is something santa clara will not be seeing for a while. last night one neighbor let us into his home to experience it firsthand. >> so the fire work noises and the noise of the crowd and the singers at the event. it can be very noisy at times. >> it really gives you that perspective. 49ers manage levi's and say the city is missing out on potentially hundreds of thousands of collars of revenue because of that noise limit. they are asking for four weekday extensions every year and the city so far won't budge. 4:35. happening today, a campus wide symposium to mark the birth of uc berkeley's free speech movement. the free speech movement started on cal campus in 1964. the past year has seen a new free speech gate brewing a cal, we've seen fights, brawls between conservative groups and liberal protesters. today's events will be a day of discussion on the history of the practice of free speech at cal and a look at how new media is transforming it. this morning alameda county is facing a high profile lawsuit. it stems from the death of a three-year-old girl and the attorney tells the east bay times the county missed signs that the foster child was in danger. she died after ingesting methamphetamine two different times. new developments in the sex scandal that rocked oakland police department and other bay area law enforcement agencies. a judge is dropping charges against former contra costa sheriff's deputy ricardo perez. perez resigned last year after accusations that he had sex with 19-year-old jasmine abouslet who was underage at the time. perez pled not guilty. the judge granted the defense motion and dismissed the charges. coming up next on "today in the bay," instant translation, the new feeter google smartphone is making that could make getting around other countries super easy. and a new destination out of sjc, another airline opens at the south bay airport, the place you can now travel directly from san jose. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. what's new from light and fit? greek nonfat yogurt with zero artificial sweeteners. real fruit and 90 calories... you'll be wowed! try new light & fit with zero artificial sweeteners. live at cnbc global headquarters. wall street will try to extend its winning ways today, stocks closed at record highs again yesterday. the dow rising for a sixth straight session, the s&p 500 closed up for a seventh straight day. its longest winning streak since may. today investors will get data on unemployment and factory orders. the dow rising 19 points to 22,661, nasdaq closed up two points to 6534. google unjailed a new line of products yesterday, the coolest may be the wireless headphones. they can tax into google assistant when paired with the smartphone and translate up to 40 hang wajs in realtime. the feature is activated when you say help me speak french or any other language. the headphones will be available next month for $150. about a dozen of the newer models including the nissan, centra, maxima will work with alexa on starting the engine, unlocking the doors or turning the lights on and off. bmw will inn great alexa into its cars to help people get the latest news. >> because turning the key was too hard, then we push the button. >> start car. >> well, if you lock yourself out -- >> you know, you're right. if you lock yourself out. so happening today frontier headlines launches its first nonstep flight from denver from san jose international airport. it starts around 11:00 this morning. we looked up the prices overnight, the cheapest we found was $99 each way. that's if you left this saturday night and returned tuesday morning. by the way, frontier will begin services to las vegas and austin from sjg next month. if you're sticking around, coming up on "today in the bay" another cool start, but a warm up on the way, kari. >> it will be a little bit warmer this afternoon. can't really tell this morning because it is cold. as we get a live look outside in san jose and let's go to campbell for the temperature trend for today. starting out at 55 degrees at 8:00 and then look at the temperature at 2:00, 81 degrees. we will talk more about that coming up next. plus- the next step as bart looks at plan to extend into downtown san jose. the >> we are looking at the san mateo bridge, everything is fine heading west over toward highway 101. on highway 101 we still have that closure just south of this bridge. we will talk about that coming up. plus the next step at bart looks at a plan to extend to downtown san jose. the underground plans that's taking shape. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. and welcome back to this thursday morning. right now we want to take a look at what's going on on 101. there was a crash. >> a closure now. there was a patrol vehicle involved crash. that's what we know. we don't know what agency that patrol vehicle belongs to. here is pete's shot. pete suratos arrived on scene. confirmed veteran is a good alternate for you. i'm walking through this live shot just as you are. we are looking at the center divide southbound 101, that tow truck is there hooking up that vehicle. we are looking at the tow truck driver looking things up. doesn't look like they're taking care of any sort of spill or injuries at this present time. we will get more details on this crash. southbound 101 between whipple and woodside since about 3:15 this morning. that is the issue. that's the reason the freeway is closed, but you see chp still also has those lanes fully closed to traffic and they may be possibly continuing to gather evidence. we will get more detail from pete suratos who is on scene. we will get you oriented to where this closure is. you notice the entire bay shows an easy drive except for right here on the peninsula, southbound 101 closed from whipple avenue to woodside road, that is one exit, take veterans back over toward woodside road where you can get back on to the southbound direction of the bay shore freeway. that continues with the investigation on the peninsula. in the east way there is a separate issue -- two separate issues. eastbound highway 4 at hillcrest a crash involving a big rig blocking two lanes, i don't see any slowing. westbound in the same area at hillcrest there is your slow lane blocked and that continues with slowing coming off of the antioch bridge, that's the early slow down for antioch. heading over toward the bay bridge it's an easy clear drive, 14 minutes from highway 4 to the toll plaza. a quick look at the toll plaza does reveal do you see those lanes at the bottom, those are your cash lanes, but i see folks shifting out of the hov lane, i want to check what's going on there at the bay bridge toll plaza. i can clearly see the east shore freeway so no fog right there. >> i can see, parker the spider, too, on that shot. san francisco very thin marine layer returning bringing a low level fog to the golden gate bridge. elsewhere we are looking at some mostly clear skies, cool temperatures, too, especially for the north bay again this morning. so indeed it feels like fall as you get ready to head out and napa right now it's only 40 degrees. while we do have some low 50s south of there and oakland right now at 52 degrees with our high temperatures in the south bay today up to 85 in morgan hill, milpitas up to 83 degrees and downtown san jose at 82. then some mid 80s for concord as well as danville, a little bit warmer today than it was yesterday, that's going to be the trend into the weekend. in hayward expect a high of 79 degrees, also 79 in san mateo and in san francisco the embarcadero at 71 degrees, 83 today in novato, sapt rosa look for a high of 84 degrees. standing in front of the closet like what am i going to wear today, it's a good day to try to stay warm. something like a hat and then also some pants or some long sleeves will keep you warm at least to start out the day, but there will be a wide range in temperatures so you do have to be prepared for it all. if you are planning to go out jogging this morning in san francisco, our temperatures start out in the low 50s and then rising into the upper 60s as we go through the day. more weather coming up in a few minutes. >> inks that a lot, kari. when you get a massage the goal is to relax but what happens if something goes wrong behind closed door. >> nbc bay area has learned sexual assault complaints at spas are on the rise. vicki nguyen joins us with a preview of her report tonight. >> reporter: if you've ever gotten a massage you know it's usually just you and the massage therapist in a room, the lights are dim, no cameras, no witnesses to any potential problems. if an assault or inappropriate touching happens, it can be difficult to investigate. >> he was rubbing his crotch on the top of my head and i'm scooting down and scooting down to avoid it from happening. >> what's going through your mind. >> i'm just fearful and thinking how am i going to get out of this wags. >> tonight at 11:00 we investigate why some massage therapists facing serious complaints, even arrests, remain on the job. if you have a story for our investigative unit give us a call 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail. now to the unfolding crisis in puerto rico. right now more than 90% of the island still without power. that's millions of people who are struggling to recover and rebuild. and the outlook looks grim. many are being told that power won't come back for months. if you're looking to help there is a chance for you to help out. the academy school in berkeley is collecting donations all day today to send to the island. they're looking for portable cellphone chargers, first aid kits, baby food and batteries. you can drop those items off until 4:00 today. an oversight committee to monitor the santa clara jail will take shape today. they have been looking to create that committee after the death of michael tyree two years ago. the county's finance and government operations committee will consider establishing one. three jail deputies were convicted of beating tyree, which eventually led to his death. turning to bart's plan to extend into downtown san jose, today santa clara valley transportation leaders will discuss the tunnels that is going to be built under downtown. this is part of bart's second phase of the project to san jose, it includes a five mile long subway tunnel that will part at the allen rock station and run all the way to santa clara cal tran station near san jose airport. today officials will discuss how to dig that tunnel. you may recall we've been telling you about the caltrain asking for your input on how to store bikes on its new fleet of trains once that system goes all electric. today the transit agency will officially adopt a plan. we will find out what that plan is during the board of directors meeting in san carlos at 10:00 today. laura, a lot of people know her as mom, i call her super woman, but today you're doing something else after the show. >> that's right. i'm the emcee of this year's women of impact luncheon in san jose. not me but we're honoring a lot of other women, a great event that spotlights and honors women who make positive contributions to society and the world, it's organized by san jose's notre dame high school. it's happening at 11:30 this morning at the san jose convention center and it's sold out. all the money raised go to stem programs for girls at notre dame, science, technology, engineers, arts and math, so important to focus for kids. the goal is to get more young girls specifically into those subjects. >> we will honor you. >> you're sweet. coming up on "today in the bay," hillary clinton, she's returning to the bay area. we will tell you when and where you can see her. plus nbc bay area responds. parental car is towed because of something the rental company did. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. happening now, breaking news, a chemical weapons watchdog says traces of share ran gas found after the attack that injured 50, days later an attack killed 100 people. syria denied responsibility for knows attacks. the winner of the nobel prize in literature was announced. kazu ishuguro. we will be back with more news. her hair's a hot mess. her eyes are like... "oh, i'm late for work. i have to go." your dunkin' doesn't make you, you, but it helps. dunkin' donuts coffee. pick some up where you buy groceries. personal item because she nbc bay area responds to a san jose woman who lost a pricey personal item because she left it inside a rental car that was towed. >> and the tow wasn't her fault. consumer investigator chris chmura explains. >> laura lynn rented a that are from hertz. the car was towed. it took 11 days for her and hertz to find it. the car was impounded because the tags had expired. when she collected her belongings her $500 sunglasses were missing. she asked hertz to reimburse her, after all, the tow wasn't her fault but she says the rental car company said no. after a month of getting nowhere she asked us for help. we contacted hertz. as for the tow, it told us the car's registration automatically renewed but it hadn't placed the stickers on the license plate. we checked california's vehicle code and, yes, your car can be towed then impounded if the tags are more than six months expired. now, back to the sunglasses. hertz didn't find them so it reimbursed laura lynn $500. in a statement hertz offered laura lynn it's sincere apologies for this error and for the loss of her belongings. if you have a consumer complaint call us, 888-996 tips on log on to nbcbayarea.com/responds. hillary clinton fans get ready. she will be in the bay area tomorrow. she is a keynote speaker at stanford for a conference on democratic values. later she will head to books inc. on van ness in san francisco for a signing of her new book "what happened." coming up on "today in the bay" a look at the forecast and a peek at the weekend? >> not yet because it will still be a really nice day. we are ep joig nice cool temperatures, a live look outside in san jose, let's go to santa clara for the temperature trend. we start out with low 50s, 70 degrees already by late morning. we will talk about what's ahead coming up next. and right now look at the top of your screen. yeah, that's the dark southbound side of highway 101. top of your screen the flashing lights are a continuing investigation. sounds like chp was involved in this crash we are tracking more with my traffic sensors and pete on the scene. and today is the deadline for some 150,000 d.r.e.a.m.ers to renew their applications for protection against deportation. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. live pictures as southbound breaking news at 5:00 a.m., a big problem for commuters. live look at southbound 101 closed right now at whipple. patrol vehicle crashed. looking to find out what caused it and the injuries of course. that's going to affect you if that's part of your morning routine. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's get straight to mike inouye for an update on that. >> the south side soid of highway 101 is completely closed right here out of redwood city. look at the rest of your bay, completely clear, great for the early commute but the problem we saw from the live camera, southbound 101 between whipple and woodside there is an investigation going on, a chp cruiser was involved in a crash. pete suratos is on site. you can take veterans boulevard, there was an in and out and then that will get you back over to wide side. now, the delay is minimal right now but this is a big investigation, for more on what's going on, pete, you are out there, what have you found out? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, mike. in fact, we ran into this issue as we were going to another story but i want to show you back behind me here 101 southbound as you can see no one is driving here because that area has been shut down as a result of that collision and off in the distance you're seeing police on the scene still here off whipple in this area, an investigation following that

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