The man who lives in that town home right there where you can see the Police Vehicles are backed up to that he was dressed in a military vest and gear, was armed with an ar15 Assault Rifle and at least one other firearm. At around 12 50 this morning his neighbors called 911 reporting he was trying to break into their upstairs window, a window he was able to access through a common roof they share. When police confronted the armed suspect, one of the officers fired a shot at him, missed. But the suspect ended up surrendering, was taken into custody. Neighbors tell us and a Police Source confirms that his name is nathan wong, that he works as a nurse at a local v. A. Hospital. Its funny like one of those neighbors was like i had no idea, nice guy. I really hope that hes going to be okay. It was a scary night. Police did a great job of handling it. And im just glad that its over. Reporter police are looking into whether wong was under the influence of drugs or Something Else during last nights attempted breakin. They do not believe he has any prior arrests. Now, more details are being revealed about the other officer involved shooting that took place earlier this week. You might recall the deadly hostage standoff in san jose, the man accused of killing a woman in her home it turns out was her former tenant. 35yearold leonel apparently victimized back in july. Asevedo allegedly shot and ki killed and then officers shot and killed acevedo after police say he charged at them. Bob redell, nbc bay area news. Thank you very much, bob. Now to another developing story. The search for a gunman in the east bay. Late last night bullets flew on a busy freeway killing a man and injuring his passenger. The deadly shooting happened on interstate 80 in pinole shutting down all eastbound lanes for about six hours. The chp says around 11 00 last night a car pulled up next to a black audi with two people in their 20s or 30s inside. Somebody shot through the drivers side several times hitting the male driver of that audi who died at the hospital. The female passenger also shot in the arm. Shes expected to be okay. Chp says theres no threat to the public because the investigation revealed a relationship between the gunman and the victims. Definitely something to be concerned about. The shooter is still out there. However, since we believe this is a targeted event, chances that a random shooting like this to occur is not likely. Police do not have a description of the suspects vehicle. New details on a deadly crash that shut down a major intersection in santa clara during last nights commute. The intersection of saratoga and prune ridge avenues now open once again, but police say a 20yearold man on a motorcycle did die in that crash that happened around 5 15 last night. There was also an suv involved, but it is unclear whether that driver was hurt. Investigators have not released the cause of that crash. A new claim of abuse at the Santa Clara County jail. The mercury news reports an inmate who says he witnessed guards beating a fellow inmate to death was also beaten by different guards earlier this week. Ruben garcias attorney plans to file a lawsuit today. Sheriff lori smith tells the merc shes looking into the newest allegations. Three jail guards, you saw them earlier, already face murder charges in the death of inmate michael tyree. Two people including a 17yearold boy are behind bars accused of shooting a south san jose homeowner during a robbery. You may recall this Surveillance Video of the robbery last month. The homeowner was shot when he surprised the suspects. His injuries were not life threatening. The search continues for a third suspect. New details now on the city of san joses green light for Ride Share Companies at maneta international airport. After two days of striking taxi drivers say they are going back to work. A Union Spokesman says the city is getting Ride Share Companies like uber and lyft an unfair advantage by not requiring fingerprinting and Going Forward with random audits of background checks. The Spokesman Says the cabbies will regroup for the next council meeting. I will fight. We will be reorganizing our fight and going back again. For their part ride share drivers can now begin to paperwork with the city to start picking passengers up at the airport. Though not until tomorrow because it is a city holiday today. Exactly. Its veterans day. Theres a new campaign for Homeless Veterans try to get them off the streets of san jose. San jose mayor and supervisor will announce a new effort called all the way home. The goal is to find housing for the estimated 700 Homeless Veterans in Santa Clara County. How can they make that happen . Nbc bay areas Damian Trujillo will explain tonight at 5 00 and 6 00. President obama laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns in Arlington National cemetery. The president also touted the work that his administration has done for veterans, but admitted a whole lot needs to be done to improve health care and benefits theyve earned. The president also held a breakfast reception with veterans and their families at the white house. For a roundup of National Highlights of todays veterans day check out our website or our free nbc bay area app. Good news to report this morning. The roan ert couple spotted by a tourist in pasroles. They told authorities they were taking minivacation but police were worried because the couple reported them missing on sunday. Police also became suspicious when they realized the couple withdrew a large amount of money on monday and disappeared ignoring appointments. An oakland raider may Face Criminal Charges after confrontation with the police dog linebacker Ray Ray Armstrong accused of taunting the dog before sundays game in pittsburgh. Armstrong reportedly lifted his shirt, pounded his chest and barked at the dog in the stadiums tunnel in pennsylvania taunting a police dog is a thirddegree felony. It comes with seven years of jail time. Sheriffs Office Rather in pittsburgh investigating that case. I think they could use that as a teachable moment. Up next at 11 00, a fast moving system dumped a lot of snow on the rockies. If you have friends in denver you heard about it already and it is not over yet. Im meteorologist kari hall. No snow here but it is very cold outside. And our temperatures are gradually warming up. Expect those highs today in the 60s. More coming up in the microclimate forecast. Plus, gop debate round four. Less flashy it wasnt without fireworks. Some of the exchanges coming up. Got a tip for nbc bay areas Investigative Unit . Call 1888996tips, or email theunit nbcbayarea. Com. Nbc bay area, we investigate. Kind of a quiet day on the market. This is a live or not live, but it is a remote opening of the New York Stock Exchange from china as alibaba celebrates singles day in china. San francisco Startup Hotel tonight laying off about 35 people. Is this because of a tough economy or a startup adjusting strategy . Maybe its a little bit of both. I can tell you anecdotally young startups in San Francisco are under pressure. There is less patience among some of their investors to try a little bit of everything, and more pressure to slim down and focus. The ipad pro went on sale at midnight. As of right now Still Available online. Preorder today, get it friday. In Stores Friday as well, we understand. This is that big as your head ipad. T moebl did as we said it would and announced it would provide free data to Customers Using netflix, hbo, hulu and other streaming services. They call it binge on. The only asterisk is the video it will not be quite what you get on wifi though its free. Kris, i have another asterisk or footnote, Cell Phone Companies are not subject to Net Neutrality rules, so t mobile is not breaking any rules, but the principle here, the Net Neutrality data idea of not showing favoritism, they are violating that. Again, they are not violating any laws, any rules. But the principles of data maybe they are. Yeah, but people might not be up and on i totally understand that. Right. Yeah. So theres another debate among the republican president ial candidates now in the books. It got contentious at times as the candidates argued with each other in milwaukee. Nbcs Chris Clackum shows up. Reporter donald trump in New Hampshire wednesday claiming victory the morning after the gops fourth president ial debate. You know, my biggest hand last night and the biggest hand of the evening was when i said at the border, at the border, were going to create a border, were going to build a wall. Were going to build a wall. And the place went crazy. Reporter while marco rubio did much the same on the today show. Were slowly and steadily building our campaign. Were looking forward to being in first place in february and march. Not necessarily november and december. Reporter tuesday nights debate did heat up though. Over an issue that divides the g gop, illegal immigration. 12 Million Immigrants to send them back 500,000 a month is just not possible. Come on, folks. We all know you cant pick them up and ship them back across the border. Its a silly argument. If you think walls dont work, all you have to do is ask israel. The wall works. Reporter overall the candidates are saying theyre more pleased with this new debate format, especially compared to the one two weeks ago. I thank you for not asking me what i said in the fifth grade. Reporter Chris Clackum, nbc news. Well, happening today could be a make or break day for oakland when it comes to keeping the raiders in town. This morning oakland mayor is thousands of miles away in new york trying to convince nfl owners that the silver and black is her citys team to stay. Yeah. She says taxpayer dollars will not be used to build the stadium. But instead the mayor says the city would seek private investment, which would be paid back by future revenues. The raiders and the San Diego Chargers have taken preliminary steps to getting approval for a joint stadium not here but down in carson in southern california. The league could make that decision by january. Meanwhile warriors coach not held thit enough to roam the sidelines u but still able to make report. The coach was responding to a letter he got from the woman asking for his advice on getting better. He told her he felt her pain and to trust her body to recover on its own time. He then thanked her for the note and wrote go dubs. A strong storm dropping snow in colorado making travel hazardous for millions. That system expected to stretch into the plains later today. More heavy snow and even tornadoes in iowa and missouri. The latest from denver. Reporter today its been snowing in denver for hours now. It started overnight when a system moved in quickly from the southwest. Expecting three to five inches of snow in the denver area. This is i25 behind me. You can see its not sticking on the highway. Probably because yesterday the temperatures in denver were close to 70 degrees. Thats 12 degrees above normal. Yesterday afternoon it was like springtime, sunny skies, very clear. This system will move out just as quickly as it came in. The snow is expected to stop later this morning, by this afternoon temperatures will be in the 30s again. But not before some problems. This rush hour is expected to be trickier than usual because of the snow. And on the Eastern Plains blizzard warnings are in effect 30 to 60mileanhour wind gusts are expected with whiteout conditions. Airlines canceled 50 flights yesterday successfully ahead of the storm. And delays are expected. Again, fast moving storm heading toward the midwest with Severe Weather expected and the potential of tornado. From denver, leann greg, nbc news. Thats kind of a big temperature swing. I guess i shouldnt complain about the one we had. 70s to snow. That was amazing. I feel like we were almost that far, kari. And as we take a live look now at the sierra, yes, theres quite a bit of snow on the ground. But skies are clear and blue. Well be watching for another chance of snow heading into the forecast. Here at home were looking from belvedere and also a clear start to the day after a chilly morning. Yes, it was cold but we didnt have a big swing in temperatures. A look this morning in napa it was 31 degrees. Santa rosa 32. We have frost advisories in effect. And the coldest temperature was p petaluma dropping down to 30 degrees, 40s in the east bay. 57 in san jose and sunnyvale. As well as concord and santa rosa at 54 degrees. Hour by hour in oakland well be at 63 degrees at 1 00. A nice, beautiful, warm afternoon after having those temperatures very chilly this morning. And looking at highs today in the east bay in the mid to upper 60s also in the north bay and in the trivalley it will hold in the mid60s today. So this is what we can expect over the next couple days, some cool mornings. Wont be as cool tomorrow, but heres the change. We do have a very weak and dry cold front dropping in from the north. And it is producing some rain up around oregon, but as it moves into the bay area it will be a dry cold front moving through just helping those winds to pick up and just reinforcing this cool air we already have in place. And then by sunday thats our next big change coming with a cold front. And out ahead of that we will have some rain moving in by sunday afternoon. It may linger into early monday. And some of these first runs of the computer models give us an idea how much rain we could see. And it looks like we could have another good soaking at least a quarter of an inch across most of the bay area. We may be tweaking that just a little bit as we get closer to the day. A look at the weekend forecast as you make plans. It will be nice and comfortable friday, 70 degrees in the peninsula, 68 on saturday. Beautiful fall weather. And then sunday keep in mind as those temperatures come back down a few degrees you may need the umbrella and a heavier jacket as some cooler temperatures and some rain sweeps into the bay area. Ill have another look at the forecast coming up a little bit later. For now, back to you, scott and kris. Kari, thanks. Guess it was a premonition. Up next at 11 00, Peanut Butter and alzheimers. We will show you the odd connection between the two. Coming up after nbc bay area news at 11 00, access Hollywood Live, followed by days of our liv lives. Once known as the most famous news just into our newsroom. The bay area woman once known as the most famous topless dancer in the world has died. The San Francisco chronicle reports that carol doda died at st. Lukes hospital on monday. She was a fame of the 60s performing topless at the condor club in north beach. In her final years she performed jazz numbers in north beach clubs and also opened a lingerie boutique. Carol doda was 78 years old. Peanut butter, probably not your first thought as a game changer in the alzheimers research. But the detection early could be a trip to your cabinets. Britney bay explains why. Reporter telling you Crystal Clear stories from decades passed. When i grew up i wanted to join the waves, but my mother said youre not doing that. Reporter her memories of things more recent, like the day she moved out of her home, are getting more and more blurry. I said, well, i need somebody to take care of me. Reporter at 90 bee is showing early signs of alzheimers. She was diagnosed by the most common method, called the minimental test. Its very intrusive. Its embarrassing. Its a list of questions, what day of the week it is, theres some task as far as drawing a clock. Reporter tired of the lengthy back and forth, a neurologist at the university of florida found a way to catch alzheimers early, by smell. Smell is effected before memory in alzheimers. We didnt have a quick clinical test for it. We needed something very quick. Reporter researchers that support the study say one of its biggest appeals is that anybody can do it and that it can be done at home. All you need is a jar of Peanut Butter and a plastic togo container with a lid. Bees caretaker agreed to let her demonstrate how the test can work. With her eyes and mouth closed bee plugs one nostril. You start at the bottom of the ruler and slowly move up. Yeah, now. Reporter do the test on both nostrils. Her left nostril had a harder time detecting the Peanut Butter because alzheimers starts on the left side of the brain. Her right nostril smelled it earlier because her disease hasnt spread to the right side of her brain yet. Some are praising the simplicity of this study. Its not intrusive. It doesnt mean going in front of a doctor and a bunch of strangers to tell you whats wrong with mom or dad or your loved one. This is something that can be done in a home. Reporter not everyone agrees. Some doctors dispute the study. Researchers at the university of pennsylvania tried it and did not see a difference between the two nostrils. Many are calling for more research and time behind it. Obesity can start to impact heart function in children even before they reach junior high. That is the latest finding of a pennsylvania study which looked at mri images in children. It found obese children as young as 8 already have damage to their hearts. And that includes thickening of the heart muscle, a sign of strain that can lead to stroke or heart failure. The most recent studies find one in three children are either overweight or clinically obese. Well, you want to check the cupboard before you give the kids a drink for lunch today. Nearly 130,000 of these tumblers are under recall because of a choking concern. The recall involves eight different styles of classic drinking tumblers like the ones were showing you here on your tv. If the child chews on the straw, and we know they do, small pieces can break off into the childs mouth and pose a choking hazard. If you have them and you bought them at target stores between may and september, call ignite usa for a full refund. Up next at 11 00, well introduce you to a car burglar whos talking about his now former career. Do you ever think about the victim . Sometimes i do actually. But then i dont know [ bleep ]. We investigate car burglaries in the bay area. An inside look coming up next. Been a victim or kn well, i know ive been a victim twice in fact. You may have been a victim or know somebody who has. One of the most common crimes in the bay area, especially in San Francisco, car breakins. Yeah, changes in the law might be contributing to the problem. Chief Investigative Reporter with exclusive insight from a car burglar himself. Good morning. Exposed the problem and turned up the heat on everyone, lawmakers, Law Enforcement community, car owners and that anyone that can fix a bay area problem thats grown into an epidemic. Walking around with a flashlight, whoop, whoop, whoop. Reporter hes a car burglar. Keep walking until i find the right car. I go from there. Reporter breaking glass and stealing stuff was his second job. So during the day you poured coffee . Yep. Reporter and at night you broke into cars . And then i was abandoned. Reporter abandoned . Barista during the day. Extra job that paid a lot more than the 12 an hour he made filling cups of coffee. All in one night. Reporter how long did it take you to make 1,500 . Less than 20 seconds. Reporter weve disguised his voice and identity because hes still in jail. And other inmates would not look favorably on what hes telling us and the advice he will share with you. Do you ever think about the victim . Sometimes i do actually. But then i dont know if its like an evil thought or its like my [ bleep ] up thinking how reporter youre a victim. Whats that like . You feel i think violated. Reporter this morning one of many San Francisco victims. It was christmas eve. You know, didnt really think about it. Hadnt had my car broken into. I came up to the next day and there was glass everywhere. Ive lived here for 15 years and it feels like its the worse than its ever been. Reporter joey and his girlfriend are also victims. I know people that are getting their cars broken into three times a month. And theyve given up filing grieve support because its a hassle. Reporter walking through his neighborhood you can easily find the residue of auto burglars. Puddles of broken glass and store windows with signs warning customers. Note to our patients with cars parked in the neighborhood, theres been an increase in car breakins. Take a look what we found at this neighborhood coffee spot. How many people have had their car or housebroken into . Wow, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. Our cameras also captured this moment. Another morning, another victim. Its one of those things you just get used to. Its shocking at first, but backpacks gone. What are you going to do about it . I know ive had my car broken into. My wifes had her car broken into. Reporter greg sur is also a victim, and the chief in charge of San Franciscos police department. When you say the auto breakin issue has got to epidemic proportions . Yeah. I mean, its certainly the number one property crime issue here in this city. Reporter and the statistics confirm what weve heard from the burglar, the victims and the chief. For the first nine months of this year San Francisco has more than 18,000 reported auto burglaries. A 36 increase from the year before. And remember thats just reported auto burglaries. There are bad guys that have turned this into an industry. Yeah. We have a lot of guys that are repeat offenders. Reporter so the question, which days are auto burglars most active . Nbc bay area crunched the numbers between june and september. We found all seven days were nearly identical, a statistical dead heat. During that fourmonth snapshot we found between 600 and 700 breakins on each of the seven days. We need to present best evidence. And i think the District Attorneys Office needs to aggressively prosecute these guys especially the repeat offenders. Reporter and several other sources point to recent changes in the law as contributors to the growth in breakins. Ab109 moved more career criminals from jail cells to street corners. And prop 47 has made it more difficult for criminals to return to jail. In some cases sources say theyve learned to game the system. I think theres a legislative fix that needs to go into place. This is not a rarity, its happening throughout the bay area. Reporter the Regional Intelligence Center team has analyzed numbers from around the bay area. A few spikes. Over the last six months weve had areas where literally all the burglaries have doubled. Reporter is it a rush . Like, oh, yes. You know, money. Reporter and our auto burglar tells us in San Francisco in many cases its easy money. Usually up to Market Street and on Market Street is where you can sell any kind of items and get your money for it. Reporter hes talking about seventh and market. Cops and criminals say its a wellknown clearinghouse for stolen property. Usually one or two people come up to me and say you got anything for sale. Reporter police say its easy to see. Take a look at what our camera captured one night in less than 15 minutes. Thats a guy with a bag and another guy with a bunch of cash. Give him a head nod. They walk towards over by where the water is and look through it. Give you a price. Reporter money he says he used to get to buy gifts for his girlfriend. Taking advantage of the opportunities created by car owners and changes in the laws. Look into the lens of that camera and tell people at home what they need to know to make sure theyre not a victim. My best advice is to keep all your stuff. When you leave your car, take it with you. A little bit more now about that car burglar. Its his fifth time in jail. Hes 21 years old. He says its his last time at least for now. Now, part of the problem current law says if you steal or if they steal less than 950 its nothing more than a misdemeanor. And by working in tandem car burglars can avoid a felony. One guy breaks the window, a couple minutes later another guy comes along and steals the items. If they get caught both only face misdemeanors. Criminals finding out ways to game the system. Now its onto lawmakers to find a way to make a change. I realize this happens all over the place, but San Francisco in particular has become a quality of life issue where youre reluctant to go out to dinner. Happens to tourists all the time as well. No matter what i think this is something ed lee going to have to crack down on. You bring up two good points. On the tourists, yeah, we have learned that car burglars are often targeting rental vehicles. They will look for the little bar code in the window that says its a rental vehicle. Because they know theyre likely to have luggage in the back. Puts those people at risk. Obviously doesnt work well for all bay area and leaves them with a bad taste. And the other side is we talk to people in San Francisco. One guy said i went a year and a half without getting my car broken into. I consider that a victory. Thats kind of what its come to. Its that bad that you expect a cost of living there, a car burglary once every 18 months. Told us what to do, dont leave your stuff in the car. The police have told us. Maybe well listen now that the burglar has told us. Kris, its a valid point to bring home. Because people know, everybody said to me those things are obvious. Well, if they were obvious then everybody would do them and maybe weve all done it. You work with the numbers up more than 100 in several places in the bay area. 36 up in San Francisco. And those numbers were actually up about 70 before the chief started cracking down. So its obvious, but people are making it easy because if its in eyesight, youre going to lose a window or some items. Thank you. Well, if you have a tip for our Investigative Unit, give us a call at 88899 6tips or send an email to theunit nbcbayarea. Com. Authorities in akron, ohio, will tell us more today about that small plane that slammed into an Apartment Building yesterday. A neighbor happened to be live chatting with a friend when the doomed plane suddenly flew by. Oh, my god its now confirmed nobody on board survived. Authorities saying it will take time to determine the exact number of passengers because that fire. They believe the plane carried two pilots and seven people who worked for a real estate company. Nobody on the ground was hurt. The plane became engulfed in flames, which ignited the resident that had originally struck and then also continued onto another residence that was actually behind that house. The cause of that crash still under investigation. Well, university of Missouri Police say they have arrested a suspect accused of making threats against black students and faculty there. This after an anxious night and just a tumultuous week on campus. The latest from columbia, missouri. Reporter good morning. Campus is operating normally. And officials stress there are no active threats, however they have increased security. This follows what was an unsettling night for many students who learned of the threats which were posted on the app yikyak. One sorority went on voluntary lockdown and some students offered to pack up and leave campus. Police say they have apprehended the person who posted those messages and that that person wasnt on or anywhere near campus when they were written. Theyre also looking into who phoned in a threat to the black Culture Center yesterday evening prompting a lockdown there. Investigators swept the building. They say they did not find anything. The campus struggling to get back to normal here following a week of upheaval. In columbia, missouri, back to you. Up next at 11 00, officials prepare for el nino rains before flooding gets to the forecast. The two things theyre encouraging you to get right now. Its clear and dry as we now look at mt. Diablo, but theres more rain in the forecast. Details on that coming up. Wonderful people in this community have come out of the woodwork to help us. After helping thousands over the years, good karma bikes needed a little help of its own. The good karma, the nonprofit group, got that is a story that will make you bay area proud. Helping a friend move. It can be a dreaded task. Scott 2shot but when a south bay man needed help moving thwe helping a friend move could be a joyful or dreaded task. Mostly dreaded. But a lot of volunteers helping a man move. Garvin thomas here with todays bay area proud. Jim gardner founded the nonprofit good karma bikes with the belief a bicycle can change a persons life. For someone of little means it can mean the difference in holding down a job or getting an education. But in order to keep helping others, jim recently needed a little help himself. For the past six years good karma bikes has been great news for san joses needy and homeless providing literally thousands over that time with reliable twowheel transportation and the skills to keep it that way. Its a privilege to do this. Reporter jim gardner started good karma bikes out of the trunk of his car. I think i can fix it. Reporter as his nonprofit grew, jim soon upgraded to a van and 2013 good karma bikes got its first home on san joses sunol avenue. But now its time to move again. And heres the problem, for all the great things jim says you can do with a bike, theres something you cant. Bicycles are wonderful. They roll when they move. But they dont stack well. Reporter and thanks to their success good karma now has more bikes than ever but not enough in the moving budget to pay someone else to move them. So the nonprofit that has helped so many put out its own call for help. And boy did they get it. A literal parade of volunteers showed up this past saturday to walk each and every one of the hundreds of bikes to good karmas new home. A slow speed procession to preserve a muchloved mission. Ty thompson took them two at a time. I think as soon as the word went out that they were moving, people just wanted to be a part of something positive and something big. Bigger than themselves, right . Reporter some who showed up had never worked with good karma bikes before, just heard they needed a hand. Others like Vince Dickinson felt the need to pay back a good deed good karma did for him. Because it might happen for me again or Something Else might happen down the line i might need the help again. Reporter and many hands it turned out made smooth rolling. And within a couple of hours all the bikes were in their new home. Jim ready to leave his empty warehouse with a full heart. Ive said it all along. Theres so many wonderful people in our community. So many wonderful people. Reporter moving the bikes wasnt the only challenge good karma bikes has. The new facility is smaller than the old one. But they say the new location on san joses lincoln avenue is much more high visible and they expect to keep continue growing. Garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. Well, garvin gets a lot of his tips directly from you, so if you know of someone doing something nice for others, let garvin know. Go to our website nbcbayarea. Com and search bay area proud. Heres an odd question, do you know how to use a sandbag . For many actually the answer is no. I have to say ive reported on them a million times. I dont know. And now two different communities are trying to change that so youre prepared if those predicted el nino rains really clobber us. Nbc bay areas Michelle Roberts shows us the right way to protect our homes. Reporter today, john with the Palo Alto Public Works Department walks us through the steps of how to protect your home during a storm. Just toss some sandbags in front of the garage . Its a little more complicated than that. Reporter he says a plastic tarp is just as important as the bags. Tape a large piece to the wall and place at least two layers of sandbags in front of the garage or sliding glass door. You want to lay the sandbags in overlapping pattern like laying a brick wall. Reporter pack them down and roll it up. Fold it over like a big burrito. Reporter if you have vents or crawl spaces at the base of your home. Plywood up against the wall, sandbag firmly up against the plywood. Reporter carly scott who lived in this home for three decades is taking notes. She says they had a huge mess on their hands back in 1998 when the creek flooded into their backyard. Knowing that we can be prepared with sandbags from knowing what to expect, i feel a lot better about it. Reporter not far away crews were training to use similar tactics to protect a levee along the famed river bank. The Santa Clara ValleyWater District says when flash flood warnings are issued, dozens of people will be called out to prep the high risk areas. If you can have a drought at the same time you have flash flooding, so were trying to prepare for both. Reporter Michelle Roberts, nbc bay area news. And then you just need shelters for the frogs and the locusts and we should be fine. Meteorologist kari hall is here with the forecast. No rain though today. No rain. But some good information though. As we take a live look at sunol we see clear blue skies. Yes, it is a nice dry day. But we do have some more rain coming our way. Looking now at San Francisco gorgeous shot there as our temperatures warm up becoming a little bit more comfortable. But this is where we started today. It was 41 degrees in sunnyvale and san jose. In concord it was 40 degrees. And look at napa. 31 degrees. Santa rosa also dipped below freezing, the coldest temperature in petaluma. Its in the mid to upper 50s now. Look how quickly weve warmed in the north bay. Petaluma was at 40 and now its 60. Were also feeling 60s in napa and other parts of the north bay the temperatures will warm a few more degrees. High of 62 in los gatos, 64 degrees in the castro at 62 degrees. North bay 67 in santa rosa while oakland sees a high of 64. And livermore 65 degrees. So 60s today. More cool mornings. Well see those 60s for the next few days. Maybe even hitting some low 70s. But there will be a dry cold front moving in. This will not bring much of a change in our weather, just increasing the winds and reinforcing that cool air. And then by sunday well have another front moving in. This one looks wet. And it could bring quite a bit of rain as some of the initial runs of the computer models give us at least a quarter of an inch as we head into sunday as well as monday. So how are we doing on rain so far . Weve had close to over 0. 75 so far this month in San Francisco. Thats about a tenth of an inch above average. And the Monthly Average we should get about 2. 38, but we are still lacking a lot for the year. So hopefully we continue to drop more rain in the bucket. And looking at the san jose rainfall totals weve had an inch and 1. 6 inches, which is about an inch above normal. But we are making it closer to that Monthly Average. We do have a lot of month to go, so hopefully we do get that and then some as we try to catch up and get a little bit more as we are lacking over six inches of rain in this drought. A look at the weekend forecast. We will be dry for friday and saturday. And of course saturday when you will be picking up those sandbags in palo alto on sunday it cools off and then the rain begins to move in. It will be likely between sunday as well as monday. And it will be chilly after that. So enjoy these 70s while we have them for the end of the week. Scott and kris. I like fall. Up next at 11 00, two women, the famed Social Security number. It seemed like it was Identity Theft but turned out to be a completely different problem. Coming up after nbc bay area news at 11 00, access Hollywood Live followed by days of our lives at 1 00 p. M. It was a mystery that took years to unravel. A florida womans tax returns were always delayed. It was a mystery that took years to unravel. A florida womans tax returns were always delayed. So it seemed to her like maybe Identity Theft, but it turned out to be a completely different problem. And jen strapman shows us. Reporter as a young mom Jo Anna Rivera is just starting out in life, but her name is already tarnished. I cant start a credit. Reporter figuring out why. My whole life. Reporter has been hard to crack. It started with a strange phone call to her mom. She was saying your daughter stole my identity. Reporter a clue dismissed at first. Thought she was crazy. Reporter but later since with a rejected tax return. I thought it was underneath us at first. Reporter but then remembered that phone call and pieced together this puzzle. My names joanna, her name is joannie. Reporter similar sounding names for two babies born on the same day in florida. Government gave both babies the same Social Security number. The Social Security office is, you know, they shouldnt make mistakes like this. Reporter but via skype. I think they are as vulnerable to data entry as anyone else. Reporter data entry mistakes go far beyond the Social Security administration. Theres honest mistakes where Social Security numbers get mixed up in data systems. Reporter id analytics found 3 million Social Security numbers associated with multiple people. And these mistakes have lasting effects. I think its going to be a struggle for a while. Reporter its a mistake the government wouldnt admit or fix until i told joanna to call her congressman. And it wasnt until i did that they called me immediately. Reporter finally ending a 24year mystery. To correct the error made in 9111990. Reporter now at age 24. It was kind of a relief, but then it was kind of like i told you so. One of those moments, like i told you so. Reporter joanna is starting over with a new Social Security number. What a strange problem. Yeah. Back in a moment. Downtown san jose. The veterans day parade take you out live to downtown san jose on this veterans day as the crowds begin to gather for the big veterans day parade. It will begin in about four minutes. If you remember the old christmas parade, it will follow the exact same route past the fairmount hotel. We leave you with something out of seattle. Famous for the infamous gum wall getting the steam cleaning. Every single wad some say a million pieces. This is actually the third time theyve done this. Sugar apparently damages the bricks. But fear not youre allowed to go put the gum back on, the new gum, once theyre done with this process. And then theyll do it all over again. Wonder if someone walks by and picks a piece off oh. Something for you to chew on for lunch. Thanks so much for joining us. And if you are a veteran, thank you for your service. Well have full coverage of the parade today at 5 00 and 6 00. Damian trujillo will bring you all the latest on the parade and more information about all the veterans day activities at nbcbayarea. Com. Have a great day. Today on access Hollywood Live it is veterans day and we have one of the great patriots with us. Kellie pickler. Theyre going to talk about their new show called i love kellie pickler. And Rebecca Brando is with us to talk about the legendary actor she calls dad. Look whos in the kitchen. Brooke burkecharvet is here with Healthy Eating tips for the holiday. Well talk about the family and the house. Ive seen it on instagram. Thank you. Is that cilantro or parsley . This is parsley and im going to make you one of my favorite holiday