we begin this morning with a beautiful look at the south bay. thanks so much for joining us. i'm sam brock. kris sanchez has the morning off. we begin right away with a look at your forecast with meteorologist anthony slaughter. some rain in the forecast potentially over the course of

the weekend. >> today is going to be nice but tomorrow is the day we're watching for the showers. it's cool this morning as well. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. gilroy at 43 degree, 49 in napa, 50 in concord. we don't have any airport delays to report this morning. it's cool and crisp in san francisco. if you're traveling to the pacific northwest, showers making their way to seattle. those could force a few delays there. temperatures today, though, very comfortable. 82 in san jose and one of our warmer spots, livermore 87. now, a huge shift in temperatures tomorrow, much cooler and rain comes back into the forecast. ? we have a full weekend of baseball to pack in there. we'll be keeping an eye on that. >> a national story unfolding right now in the bay area. late last night the man suspected of killing a dodgers

fan was released from a san francisco jail. now, the sheriff's department said it didn't have enough evidence to keep michael montgomery in jail and the district attorney says it is possible that montgomery acted in self-defense. the victim in this case is 24-year-old jonathan denver. he was stabbed just a few blocks away from at&t ballpark. he was wearing a giants hat at the time and his group and montgome montgomery's group may have exchanged words about the team rivalry. montgome montgomery's mother says her son was hit with a chair and was just trying to defend himself. >> mountain view police will be out in force this weekend at two-day rave at the shoreline amphitheater. they will be in uniform and in

plain clothing. the city ban raved three years ago after two concert-goers died from drug overdoses. a. >> and then we'll have special sexual assault investigators out there to make shoo there wasn't any rej stefrd sex offender, pray on sm of the extremely young girls. >> officers wouldn't be able to search everyone come being in. they simply don't have the resources to do that but there will be an amnesty box at the gate where people can leave their drugs, no questions asked. a 2-year-old child hit by a car in pittsburgh earlier this week has died. the accident happened on monday. police say the girl ran out in front of an suv chasing after a ball. the driver is cooperating with the investigation and neither

speed nor alcohol played a role, police say. >> another deadly crash, this one at a busy intersection. an out of control driver slammed into a minivan, killing a teen-age boy and critically injuring his boy and sister. a driver slammed into the minivan he was riding in. six others were hurt, including his mom and sister, who are currently listed in critical condition. people in a delivery van nearby were also struck but were in the eariously injured. witnesses say it sounded like an explosion. >> any time anybody loses their life, it just doesn't get any worse than that. >> police say the driver of the suv is a 58-year-old woman. she is in the hospital right now. she will be booked on charges of involuntary manslaughter when she is released from a hospital.

>> and we talked to a woman in a catering van who was also hit by that out of control driver. >> you kind of feel guilty at the end because you're okay and somebody else isn't. >> reporter: gloria said she's thanking a higher power that she and two people she was with were not seriously hurt at the intersection of goth and pine streets. >> it sounded like a bomb exploded, a like a really loud bomb. i completely blanked out and ended up in the back of the seat. >> a 58-year-old woman driving a silver mercedes up to 80 miles an hour struck the van. all you could see was debris, a backpack and a book. >> he wasn't really quiet or

loud. he was probably in the rotc. he was in the staff room. it's sad that he got killed like that. >> reporter: police say the woman who caused the crash was driving so fast that a patrolman saw her go by and didn't have time to turn on his emergency lights. >> i had food all over me, ended up in back and just hearing everything in the background, you know, cars, people. >> franco says she sat next to the driver of the mercedes in the ambulance. she said she appeared to be okay and was very calm. >> you know, just experience itself that's going to be with you but i think theirs is a lot worse. >> and road violence all over the bay area this morning. police need help tracking down a het-and-run driv hit-and-run driver. police received an anonymous crime at roughly 6:00 a.m.

regarding a man's body near middlefield road. police say the body was dragged from where it was hit to where they found it. they neoted the victim was 60 years old. >> yesterday was graduation day for 40 san jose police department recruits. now, will they stay in san jose or look for jobs elsewhere? 40 men and women received their badges during a special ceremony. they will complete 16 weeks training before solo patrol. but the president of the police union say some of the graduates are already trying to get jobs at other bay area police departments. >> it is true. we have officers graduating today that are already in the background process with our agenci agencies. >> the important thing is convincing them to stay here and that's what we're going to be

focusing on in the future. >> san jose spends $170,000 to get one officer through the academy. jim undland says they may leave because the city offers the worst pension plan in the state and lower salaries than other competing departments. >> up next, earning school credit on wikipedia? >> i'm not down here looking for money. i'm looking for talent. >> silicon valley pioneer john mcafee is back if town and back in business. the controversial mcafee talks about his new company and new life. >> as google turned 15, how it's changed and what some of its original employees are doing now. there are so many things that we do on a daily basis.

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and a look at the beautiful and newly renovated and newly reopened bay bridge on this saturday morning. thanks for joining us on "today in the bay." >> school credit for editing wikipedia. it's actually a new class. med students will edit articles and peer reviews. professors can track changes and watch how it gets better. they say wikipedia is one of the most frequently used resources for medical professions. >> how are folks who started a mega company dealing with age?

>> george harrick is, like so many off silicon valley techies, working at a startup. his is called imo. george has the distinction of being employee number seven at google. >> i got a call that said a friend of my boyfriend's is starting a company, do you want to work there? i thought that's the worst pitch i've ever gotten. i thought that is not a good name. >> google's home page features an interactive pinata. charlie ayers, google's original chef got stock options and later opened this palo alto restaurant. stanford professor and sun

microsystems andy bechtel sceim wrote a check $100,000 check to help and is now worth $2 billion. >> i looked for sort of the most interesting thing that i could do at the time and that would be the strangest thing could i do and that's how i ended up at google. >> because george ended up at google, the world can advise, search, use e-mail, all things george worked on while at the company. >> nobody gets a chance in history to work on products that 5 billion people use, right? so i don't really meet people who don't use the product that i had a hand in. >> reporter: it's an impressive legacy, from the very beginnings of a former startup that helped define silicon valley. >> it's a very lucky moment for everybody involved in that company to able to do that. >> reporter: scott budman,

"today in the day." >> george probably not regretting that decision. much more ahead, the very unusual commute on the bay that could be a sign of things to come in the years ahead. >> i'm no more crazy now than i ever had been, if i ever was. >> conditional statement there. and he back in the bay area. controversial software tycoon is coming up.

you're watching "today in the bay." >> a live image of the toll plaza. it is a somewhat crisp start to your saturday morning depending

on where you live of course. let's check in with meteorologist anthony slaughter with a look at your afternoon forecast. >> today temperatures will be warm but tomorrow is the day we want to key on, especially for the chance of rain moving back into the picture. that will come to the coast and north bay, even as early as 24 hours from now. plenty of blue skies, bay side and inland. very warm and a little above average for our inland areas. look at this impressive system spinning across the gulf of alaska. a lot of the rain will stay focused upon oregon and washington and northern california. but for us, we're going to get the back end of this front and it's going to break apart as it moves up into portions of california. for us it really just means a few rain drops. we're not talking about a big

rain event like we had last week where we had closed to an inch in some parts of bathe bay area. this for us will be a nonevent. we're not expecting a whole lot of rain. places that do see the rain will be in the north bay. keep your eyes on the key and correlated numbers down here. look what's going to happen as we move toward the next 24 hours as we put this into motion. sunday and monday, lots of rain. portions of oregon and washington expecting six to seven of inches of rain. this is what i want you to focus on. we move into the north bay and you'll notice a lot of that not going to make it into portions of california. we're only expecting trace amounts, about 1/10 inches of rein. morgan hill not expecting to see a whole lot in terms of rainfall. again, this is just going to be the north bay's focus.

places like oakland, if you're headed down toward the raider's game, redskins for tomorrow looks like we're talking increasing cloudiness. we can start to see a little drizzle move into places like oakland. today not expecting a whole lot of rain if you're heading down for the game, giants and padres. temperatures back in the 70s at at&t park. start time at 1:05. 80 in fremont, 82 in livermore. here comes the rain tomorrow afternoon and evening, especially for the north bay. once we get into monday, that's a better chance of showers moving back into the picture. wednesdays are thursday, friday, we just have to get there and keep the ponchos handy if you're headed to a game. >> thousands of bicyclists cruise around the bay area on a daily basis but none quite like

this. he rode across the bay but not on the bay area bridge, near the bay area bridge. joe rosatto explains. >> reporter: the pages of history are dotted with the names of inventors and explorers who paved roads where roads weren't meant to go. but he didn't want to circle the globe or go to the moon. he just wanted to ride his bike on the bay. >> shiller and his contraption he called a bay cycle became the first to travel from oakland to san francisco on the bay. >> i didn't have any business b, no crazy taxi drivers, no pedestrians in my way. >> shiller's contraption is essentially a regular bicycle strapped to a couple of pontoons

with a pedal powered propeller. he thought of the bicycle when he find out the bridge won't connect to the island for almost a year. he plans to sell them for sporting vants, recreational rides and even commuting. >> this time next year there will be hundreds of people biking on the bay. it's something people will have to get used to. >> maybe if you get something more efficient and something a little safer i guess. >> but then he learned of shiller's successful bay crossing, which took just about 45 minutes. >> he rode from oakland? all right. if that's the case, i would totally try it. >> i don't see a fog horn on that. i think if it was really foggy, i don't think i'd be out there riding around. >> shiller is a little foggy on

when he will begin selling his cycles. he envisions a day when cycling across the bay will be no big deal. >> looks like great exercise to say the least. >> john mcafee returns to the bay area. we have exclusive details about his new venture in the silicon valley. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry

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it is one of the most anticipated comebacks in the tech world. we have the exclusive story for you right now. software pioneer john mcafee is back in town. he has a new company, a new wife and some critical words for the silicon valley. but do you believe him? here's the controversial john mcafee. >> those beaches in belize, the

murder of his neighbor and all that followed. john mcafee hassli willingly tud himself into a hollywood script. we last caught up with him earlier this year in portland, oregon. now he's back in the silicon valley. >> i'm not down here looking for money, i'm here looking for talent. >> in the shadow of the empire he created in 1987, he's starting a new company with some old baggage. >> back in portland, you said you had nothing to do with the murder of your neighbor in belize and said you were still in contact with one of your teenage girl friend. neg changed? >> nothing. all still true to this day. >> reporter: so what has changed in your life?

>> well, i've become more ener et j -- energetic, i think. this product is something i've been thinking about for years. it's a great idea to me. >> reporter: how much of this is john mcafee hype and how much of it is the real deal? >> i know better than to hype a product which can't be produced. >> reporter: so what is it? it's a company called future tense, a company that's mobile and in true mcafee style secure. he said not even nsa can even break in. there's no names attached to it. another entity floated through and happened to pass it over. you don't even know you passed it over. you have an open space with stuff in it.

>> reporter: he has his usual passion and comebackmanship but it's filled with disdain. >> i think the current environment in silicon valley is stagnant. people are quiet and serious and studios and they're looking at their notebooks and laptops and taking notes and everybody, whoa, this is about life, dude? this is nuts. it means somebody here is not having fun. if you're not having fun, your products are going to suck! >> google. >> everybody raves about google's culture. i'm not sure i would rave much about that? >> what's wrong with the culture? what's wrong with the people that don't seem happy to you? >> i'm not saying they don't seem happy. they don't seem individualistic enough. the culture is more chinese like and i'm not dissing the chinese, they are very successful people but individuality is frowned upon. >> mcafee got married three

weeks ago but he still has a teen-age girl friend in south america. >> much more ahead for you on "today in the bay." coming up, teens, music and possibly drugs. the troubling record we uncovered about the company hosting a big music festival here in the bay area. >> you know that feeling when you discover something new that's really special? >> and what this young scientist says is the key to her success. her enlightening story does our bay area proud.

from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> we start off with a live picture of the transamerica building in san francisco, beautiful back drop of the golden gate bridge behind it. it is saturday, september 28th. i'm sam brock in for kris sanchez this morning. i'm here with meteorologist anthony slaughter.

a sprinkling, a little bit of rain is coming later. >> this is going to be more of a nonevent, a trace, a couple of sprinkles here and there. not a deluge but any means. temperatures will be in the 70s later on today. around the inland valley will be the warmest, mid to upper 80s. definitely a pool if you're near san jose. good news is it's cool and clear and mixing up a little bit of wind. our inland valleys back to 87 and theresa. by tomorrow activity begins in around 7:00 in the morning. we'll be talking about a few showers and we'll detail that in a few minutes. >> did i catch a deluge reference in there? >> yes. we're not talking about that.

>> just dismiss it. okay. a national story folding now in the bay area. late last night a man suspected of killing a dodgers fan was released from the san francisco jail. and the district attorney says it is possible that montgomery acted in self-defense. the victim is 24-year-old jonathan denver. the dodges are fan was stabbed to death just a few blocks away from the ballpark. he was wearing a giants hat at the time and highs group and denver's group may have had some words oaf their rivalry. we spoke with michael's mother. she said her son was hit with a chair and was trying to defend -- >> we are learning new details about a story we first brought you earlier this week,

specifically questions about the company behind a rave at mountain vk. a record indicates a startling. >> a some knee ak is the name of the company playing these concerts after a 15-year-old girl died as a dug jove dose. this their have been 14 such deaths. the paper examined 64 concerts in nine states, including california. most of those who died were in their teens and 20s and overdosed on so-called club

drugs, such as molly, otherwise known as ecstasy. >> we know there's going to be possibly the use of some of the especially club drugs out there. in other venues we've had some very serious medical issues with that. >> mountain view police chief says more than 50 police officers will be inside the concert venue this weekend, both uniformed and in plain clothes. >> we'll have special sexual assault investigators to make sure there are not any registered sex offenders, anybody trying to prey on young girls and a strong police presence should prevent tragedies this time. there will be an amnesty box at the gate where people can leave their drugs no questions asked. a 22-year-old who has friends going to the concert told us she's not so sure that will do

much to prevent drug use this weekend. >> why would they do that? i mean, if you're going to drink drugs to a concert, why would you put it into a box. >> we tried reaching out to the concert promoter and received this quote "with the festival this weekend the entire team is preparing for tomorrow and is unavailable for interviews. >> moving to the crisis in serious. the agreement to give up its chemical weapons comes after the deaths of more than a thousand people from poisoned gas. experts plan to go into syria

next week to search for and destroy chemical weapons stock piles. if syria fails to live up to the terms of the agreement, it would face consequences. >> it's a phone call that could mark a new era in releases between president obama and iran's president hassan rowhani. the last direct conversation was in 1979 during the tehran who is ta -- hostage. >> a little tant group, al shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack.

interpol interviewed a warrant for her arrest. >> the lady outside had a gun sp. >> yes, she had a gun with a -- there was something look a, like a big stick. and she had the. >> 67 people were killed in that attack and the kenyan reds could seat 59 people are still missing. >> this coast guard video shows the airlift of a passenger from a cruise ship about 40 miles west of the golden gate bridge. >> in this case art is not

imitating life. the lbgt community is being mistreated. more than half of the actors think directors and producers are biased against them. >> gay men were the most lick that they have experienced one in five reporting such an incident. >> still to come on "today o ". >> something big is coming. big and power approximately be. >> ah!

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this is a live look at the tenth annual avon walk for breast cancer. they have the chase of walking a marathon or marathon and a half

over the weekend. each walker will raise a minimum of $1,800. last year's avon walk drew 2,200 participants from all across the country, including more than 250 breast cancer survivors. the fight against breast cancer is a difficult, ongoing struggle. of new bit of information about the disease is incredibly important. for example, knowing which cancers are treatable with chemotherapy and which are not is crucial. >> inside this lab building just off the stanford university office, natalie king is doing the equivalent of grunt work. >> now i'm trying to find one that's associated with december of one that may very well breaking new ground of

scientists' understanding of how cells in the human boody wobody. >> you have this pattern inside. >> but natalie will have to finish in necklace first. natalie has alreasigned off on project. the goal now, make science fun for young kids, just like it has been for natalie. >> it's the idea that science is so fun that kept me going. >> kept going, all the way from a first grade experiment on geysers to her latest, work why

the 25,000 scholarship. >>. >> it's so difficult to actually get through the project. i don't know. it just doesn't seem possible. >> what also doesn't seem possible is that natalie manages to find the time to play on monta advised a girls' golf team as well. he said she likes to spend the time outdoors. then given, it work -- there's a gut feeling when everything is new and very special and everything else adds up to that so i'm just waiting for another moment like that. >> much more ahead on "today in the bay," the waterfront arena

get a major boost with the stroke of a 10. >> and we're tracking a few showers for tomorrow, especially if you live near the bay, you want to pay attention. we detail your forecast after this. stay tuned.

welcome back on this saturday morning. plenty of good visibility outside. not something you can usually see at this hour. you can see the bay bridge. behind it, clear sky. no reports of delays at sfo right now. plenty of sunshine all day long from the morning hours into the afternoon hours. temperatures today will be warm back into the 70s to the count and close to the 90 degree mark. places like livermore and gilroy expected to be very warm but not right now.

it's 44 in napa and 44 in gilroy, a good sign that fall is indeed here. we'll continue to see more mornings like this as we head into the next few month. one this evening we have not been seeing a whole lot of is that green stuff. that rain is moving through portions of oregon and washington this morning. they're expected to see upwards of 6 to 7 inches of rain. that's the same system that's going to impact us by tomorrow. now today it will be a dry day and very warm but the front will eventually slide this way and eventually offer a few showers. it's not going to be as much as up in parts of washington and oregon but we could see the potential of a few rain drops, maybe a trace, maybe a couple hundredths of an inch. but it's not going to be a huge system like we saw last weekend where we picked upwards of about an inch of rain. and i think that's where it's going to be concentrated, from san francisco points northward. and places like fairfield could

get in some of this action. if you live in the south bay, not going to feel a whole lot. maybe a trace, if anything. but look what happens as we head toward the evening hours tomorrow. that -- places like livermore, gilroy not expected to see a lot this go-round so you can leave your umbrellas at home. 85 m concord, 82 in san jose. today will be dry. tomorrow is the day you want to pay attention to. same for monday, a few showers in the north bay. and look at this, temperatures

heading back to 90 degrees. can you only go to nbc area.com to get. >> governor brown signed a law yesterday approving a proposal to privately finance restoration of piers 30 to 32. that's for the new waterfront arena. approval still has to be received before construction can kick off. the warriors want to leave owing land and return to san francisco. >> still ahead today, the a's make sure they get of good cooking. dennis allen talks about his quarterback situation coming up against the redskins. >> good morning. there's lots to do today in the bay. as we ring that first full weekend of fall, we get that blast of heat. i know there a couple types of

salsa. there is the dancing kind. and there's the eating here, the calientee right there. they're both be celebrated along with. both amateur and professional chefs will compete in this competition. next, before you meet -- they'r having a chance to meet and chat with sam and chris. the film is awesome. a time lapse right here, you see at ground levels, clouds. that's what we call it, it fog. if you'd rather get out into the sun and celebrate a little history, take your two-wheeler for this two-hour historic bike ride around town. you'll hear historical points of

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you're watching "today in the bay." >> about seven minutes before 8:00. we appreciate you joining us this morning. let's get right to the meat of the matter. there is no official word yet on whether quarterback terelle pryor of the raiders or his backup, matt flynn, will be making the start this weekend when the raiders play host to rg3 and the washington redskins. that's going to happen tomorrow obviously. pryor was cleared to play yesterday after suffering a mild concussion in yesterday's game against the denver broncos. but head coach allen is wavering

a little bit. >> i don't know if it it will be a gametime decision or not. both he and matt flynn have prepared to start. i'm going to make the right decision based on his health and make sure we do the right thing for him. >> tomorrow's game kicks off at 1:25. >> into the baseball realm. bartolo colon picked up the win. it's his 18th of the year and oakland clinches home field advantage for the division series. the a's record is now 95-65 with two games to go in the regular season. pretty impressive considering that payroll. >> at at&t park, hunter pence making his case for a new contract with the giants. he led the team to a 7-3 victory over the padres yesterday. before the game, pence received the willy mccovey award for being the most inspirational

giant as voted on by his teammates. >> much more on "today in the bay." much more on thelma. she's apparently a a lasapoo. we have more coming up.

welcome back this morning. some special guests from pets in need. volunteer lisa simmons is here with thelma, ready for a new home. what type of dog is thelma again? >> thelma is a lhasa-poo. she's a little shy. we think it's a little because of the cameras but she's a great little dog. >> how old is thelma? >> we think about a year and a

half to two years old so she is very young. >> what are her personality traits? >> because she's scheyer, we would recommend a family that is kind of quiet, not so quiet. >> you said she's try. what chances that shell ma would have a wild streak? >> they're huge. we've seen that at the shelter. so she's familiar with us now and she lets her guard down and she can be on the frisky side. >> so she's got some spunk? >> yes, she do. >> they can give as you call or our web site. >> you can find the more about pets in need on petsinneed.org.

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