morning. >> good morning. we do have fog this morning. we have patches of low clouds that will stick around almost till lunch time. west of the golden gate, coastal low clouds at times. not a bad afternoon, we should see 68 in san francisco, 73 in san jose, mid 70s inland today but later tonight we could see some sierra snow showers. we'll let you know if that includes a chance of showers around the bay area later today. >> a developing story this morning. more chicken under recall by the usda because salmonella contaminati contamination. they may be contaminated with the same strains of salmonella that have sickened more than 300 people across the country. here are the products to look for in your fridge or freezer.

kirkland's signature foster farms rotisserie chicken, chicken soup, leg quarters and chicken salad. they were sold between september 11th and 23rd. you can call the costco line, 1-800-774-2678. >> new details on the impact of the salmonella outbreak involving the foster farm chickens. the number of people who have gotten sick is up to 317. 73% of the cases were in california. nearly half of the people who got sick had to go to the hospital. the outbreak involved several different strains of salmonella and several of the strains are

resistant to anti-be bantibioti. >> the rules are changing at san francisco general following the death of a patient found in a stairwell. they now must manually deactivate security alarms that go off. they will conduct a review of security systems. lynn spaulding, a patient, was found dead in a stairwell nearly three weeks after she vanished from her hospital room. >> bart negotiations ended at around 10:00 last night. they will continue to eke out a new contract to avert a sunday night strike. it was a long day of negotiating, 12 hours in all. at one point union representatives said they were expecting a new proposal to come their way. bart's negotiator said he was prepared to present a new deal.

no one would confirm whether they got that new proposal. >> we can talk to her directly. we don't have to worry about someone else telling our story. >> the negotiator said both sides looked positive and will be back at the table in about two and a half hours. bart said ridership dropped sharply yesterday. many people went to bed thursday night not knowing whether bart would be running in the morning. the union's decision not to strike was not announced until about midnight. ridership was down by about 20,000 passengers compared to recent fridays. stay with us for complete bart coverage. if the strikes happens ahead of the monday morning commute, "today in the bay" will start early monday morning, 4:00. we can also seasoned you a text or e-mail as soon as we know of

a strike at nbcbayarea.com. >> a suspected car thief faces severity char several charges after trying to run from police. the driver refused to stop and allegedly rammed into a police cruise are and another car. police arrested the suspect who now faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon, hit and and run. >> a new bill for limb scenes requires more exits for passengers. flames kept the women from using the exits in the back of the limo. it requires limousine operators to give passengers instructions on safety features before they start their trip. the family of the limo driver at the wheel that tragic night is

calling it a victory for everyone. >> i'm just so happy that his work and those women's lives are not in vain, that something good has come out of it. because every time we see a limousine now, we think about that tragedy. >> governor brown on something like this is exactly the way his dad was, do something about it, we need to protect the people. >> owners of older limousines have two and a half years to phase in those new safety features. >> government brown vetoed a bill that would have categorized semiautomatic rifles with detachable magazines as illegal assault weapons. the governor said it would have infringed on gun owner's rights and would not have had an impact on crime. oakland will not be allowed to draft its own stricter gun

regulations and they can consider hosting gun shows. the government did ban hunting with ammunition containing lead, or leaving a loaded weapon in a place where a child might accidentally get ahold of it. he also approved a law banning the kits to convert regular ammunition magazines into high capacity magazines. >> we know the world series is not in the oakland a's future this year. what is unclear is which city the a's will call home. san jose says it is a winner in a suit regarding major league baseball but mlb is also claiming victory. a judge essentially issued a split decision. part of the ruling say san hope say could not challenge baseball's longstanding anti-trust exemption, meaning the league could block the a's move to the south bay but the judge added san jose could move forward in another part of the

lawsuit in which it claims baseball interfered with the a's deal to move south. >> it mansour case against major league baseball will continue in federal court, we'll able to do some discovery and get to the bottom of why the commissioner refuses to ask the owners to allow the a's to move to san jose. >> married is happy with the decision. >> lawmakers finally seem to be negotiating ten days into the shutdown and five days before a possible debt default. republican senators discussed a six-month solution with the president yesterday. it would reopen the government and raise the debt ceiling. in exchange, the obama administration would approve a small change to the new health care law, a controversial tax would be delayed. but nothing is set in stone yet. lawmakers in the house and the senate are set to work through the weekend. >> first lady michelle obama

cancelled her trip to the bay area this weekend. she was coming to attend three different fund-raisers to benefit the national democratic committee. the white house says the events will be rescheduled once the shutdown is over. >> still ahead on "today in the bay," who has control of your image? the changes google is making that could give more power to itself offer where your face appears. >> also, how easy was it? we follow a bay family through the process of signing up for obama through covered california.

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people have signed up for health insurance on covered california, the state's way to access obama care. more than a million people have checked out the web site. many people are confused about the process. >> right now this small business owner pays $950 a month to insure himself, his wife and two children through kaiser. so he's come hearing to find out if the new affordable care act is truly affordable. he was stunned to learn he can get a similar kaiser plan for his family for $400 less. >> that's almost $5,000 a year, you know, saving it and that $5,000 is a lot. >> ricky is an owner of the auto

repair shop with four employees. he's hoping with the savings he'll be able to offer his employees medical insurance. >> i can hire more people because a lot of people doesn't want to work for you because you have no benefits. >> alfonso hopes more people will make appointments to get help getting coverage. >> we want to get the word out on how to apply, who to call to apply, places you can go, how to use the shop and compare tool. >> now that he knows his potential savings, he said he can't wait to sign up and looks forward to feeling the relief of the pain of skyrocketing health insurance costs.

and check out our covered california special tonight at 6:30. we will hopefully answer many of your questions. >> still ahead, a big change if you use any of google's platform. what the company plans to do with your profile and how you could become an unintentional pitch man for major products. >> and a little fog in parts of the bay area this morning but a pleasant fall afternoon is on the way. i'll have a look at that in the fok as we come right back. just separate, add hot dogs, cheese, roll 'em up, and bake. lookin' hot, c-dog. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop. but press them flat, add sauce... and some pepperoni and cheese... and school nights turn into grands mini pizza nights.

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cyclists will try to raise $1 million for challenged athletes foundation. hopefully their ride will be uneventful but very profitable. rob mayeda has a look at the forecast. >> 50 in san francisco, 48 right now in san jose. later today we'll see a sea breeze coming in. visibility is down to a quarter mile in santa rosa. you'll see patchy fog over to gilroy and south of morgan hill this morning. high clouds will come in later on this afternoon. this is a weather system dropping mainly in toward the

sierra. if you're going to head to the high country later tonight, we will see snow showers at time tonight into early tomorrow. we should see at least a dusting of snow out of that. so keep that in mind if you're going to travel interstate 80 or highway 50 closer to midnight tonight. back to the bay area, patches of low clouds around the bay. by lunchtime we'll see clearing skies and still those patches of low clouds on the coast, sunshine inland today and high clouds go on by and lart tonight we'll see a few extra clouds, maybe a few showers offshore. most of the clouds will be inland. 73 today in san jose, mid 70s, probably as warm as it's going to get around bait area today, mainly for the tri-valley. highs near 70 degrees into the north bay, low 70s in santa

rosa. it's going to take some time for some of that low cloud cover to break up. the trend will be a little bit warmer as we get you out of the weekend. we'll see the numbers climbing a little bit tomorrow, turning breezy sunday afternoon and monday and tuesday, gorgeous fall weather. we'll see mostly sun see skies. the chilly mornings will continue but pretty nice. >> i'm glad it's been a little chilly but the kids have been dying to get their pumpkins and carve them but they just melt into mush when it gets warm. >> it's pumpkin preservation weather. >> thanks, rob. >> tesla is opening its doors at this morning at 10:00. visitors label to test drive the model s sedan and also great look at the upcoming crossover model x. this will be tesla's fifth store in the bay area. and aren't they everywhere?

>> well, it will be -- or will it be a plus for google or will concern over user privacy have you searching somewhere else? the tech giant said it will feature recommendations made by users of google in ads. >> in about a month your name and photo could appear in ads on google. these are examples of what they will look like. not. >> is thrilled with the idea. >> if i get discounts or get paid, it's great. otherwise, no. >> julia said it's unfair celebrities can get millions for endorsing products but the average person gets nothing. >> give me a coupon or

something. >> your photo and name will come from your google plus profile or your google account. the ads with your endorsement would be shown to your friends, followers in the public when they do a google search. but tech analyst rob enderly says there could be a problem here. >> the problem is if you get something and you didn't like it, it's still going to look like you like it. you're advocating a product you didn't like. >> facebook is already doing this on its media sites, your friends' likes are showing up on ads. >> if they had on outback steakhouse on facebook, i can click like. but if they want to put me in an ad like that, they have to have another button that says i'll endorse this. >> there there be an opt-out feature but some wonder if people will remember to opt out.

>> it gets close to identity theft. they're using your likeness without your express permission to do something they want to do that you may not want them to do. >> certainly we were all listening. google updated its terms of service page on its site. saying "we want to give you and your friends the most useful information. recommendations can be helpful." i'd rather tell them myself. >> how this woman's love for dogs turned into a highly successful multi-million dollar program.

the bay area is filled with dog lovers, but the bay area lose loves an underdog, which explains why one san francisco nonprofit is enjoying so much

success. garvin thomas has this morning's "bare area proud." >> we like to play ball! >> for two partners in a failed relationship, julie and her dog flower seem to get along great. >> this is what we like it do every day. >> judy said flower is the best dog she's ever had. so what's failed about it? well, 13-year-old flower came to live with judy earlier this year as a foster dog, a temporary situation until someone else adopted her. well, that someone turned out to be judy. >> she just follows me. >> in the business that's called a foster failure, though judy only sees the success in it and how it never would have happened without muttville and sherry franklin. >> who is the new papa? >> it was seven years ago that sherry, a hair stylist by trade, came upon her passion in life. volunteering at the spca, she was touched by the fate of most senior dogs. >> a lot of the older dogs at

the time it was quite a while ago at the time weren't making it out of the shelter. >> so sherry opened up not just her heart but her home. for six years muttville was run out of her home. it has proven such a success, though, they've now opened up their own space next to the spca. many of the senior years up for adoption living a cage-free life at their headquarters. sherry thought their first year when they adopted out 27 dogs was a good year. last year the number was 500. >> and then in the next two weeks we will have rescued 2,000 dogs. 2,000 senior dogs. most of those dogs would have been killed at shelters. so we've saved 2,000 lives. >> this might be the dogs coming. >> but as great as 2,000 is, it's only a fraction of the need. sherry says for every one senior

dog they take in, they say no to 20 others. the lucky ones chosen based on good disposition, though not necessarily medical condition. sherry says vet care is their number one expense, costing an average of a thousand dollars per dog to get them ready to adopt. and when tha moment happens, the only one happier than the dog has got to be sherry. >> i fell in love with this cause and this is where my fashion lies. so i feel incredibly lucky that i found it and that's why i'm doing it. >> garvin thomas, "today in the bay." >> still ahead on "today in the bay," one of the nfl's biggest stars dealing with tragedy. adrian peterson's 2-year-old son has died. the latest on the investigation and who police have under arrest. >> also, former nsa systems contractor edward snowden comes out of hiding to receive an award. that's next. [ woman ] dear chex cereal,

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from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> hey, good morning and good luck to the cyclists who are gathered trying to raise money for challenged athletes. their goal $1 million for the challenged athletes foundation. the weather should be perfect, rob, though a little chilly for the start. >> it is a little cold. as they get a start this morning, they'll be feeling very comfortable as they head down the coast today. the morning is quite chilly. we have some patchy fog around santa rosa. 50 into san francisco. we'll see here the patches of low clouds breaking up as we go through the afternoon and high clouds coming in toward sunset tonight. our temperatures looking pretty nice with the chilly start. we're going to take some time to

warm up. we'll see numbers in the 70s inland. but we should see some 80s coming back in the seven-day forecast. we'll let you know if it's going to rise by the end of the weekend. >> more in our developing story this morning from the usda and another salmonella scare. inspectors are recalling nearly 40,000 pounds of chicken from one of the costco stores in the bay year on el camino real. they may be contaminated with the same strange of salmonella that has sickened more than 300 people across the country. look for the popular kirkland signature foster farms rotisserie chicken, the rotisserie chicken soup, leg quarters and chicken salad. all of these items sold between september 11th and september 23rd. if you think you have any of these products, call costco

1-800-774-2678. >> new details on the salmonella outbreak recording foster chicken not involving costco. the number of people sickened is up to 317. the majority of those cases have been here in california. no deaths have been reported but 42% of the people who have gotten sick have had to go to the hospital. the outbreak involves several different strains of salmonella and several of the strains are resistant to antibiotics. >> and bart officials will try to eke out a new contract to avoid a sunday night strike. union representatives said they were expecting a new deal proposal to come their way.

bart's chief negotiator said he was prepared to present a new deal but by the end of the night, no one would confirm if the union got the new proposal. bart's general manager was at the table late thursday and all day friday, along with state lawmakers, which is something the union requested. >> we can talk to her directly. we don't have to worry about someone else telling our story or explaining our information for us. >> bart negotiator said things do look positive and both sides will be back at the table at 9:30 saturday morning. >> stay with us for complete coverage. if there is a strike, we will start early at 4:00 in the morning. can you sign up for breaking news alerts at nbcbayarea.com. >> tragedy for one of the nfl's biggest and most beloved stars. minute vikings' running back adrian peterson is mourning the

loss of his 2-year-old son. police say the boy was assaulted by the mother's current boyfriend at their home in south dakota. the boy died at the hospital yesterday afternoon. two days ago paramedics were called to the home supposedly because the boy was shaken but doctors say he was either shaken or hit in the head. >> the boy's mother was also hit in the head with a metal rod. adrian peterson said he plans to play this sunday because football is his way to cope. >> malala did not win the nobel peace prize. she was welcomed to the oval office. the 16-year-old activist who was

shot in pakistan for her outspoken views of educating girls was favored to win the peace prize. >> north korean state media released pictures this morning showing kim jong un inspecting warships. they appear to show him visiting warships. the date or location was not given. a spokesman of north korean's military warned of disastrous consequences. >> also new this morning, former

nsa systems contractor edward snowden was honored with a reward by a group of retired u.s. national security officers. videos released by wikileaks shows snowden being presented with the sam adams award, an analyst who accused of u.s. military of deliberately underestimating the enemy's strength for political purposes. snowden was granted temporary asylum in russia after spending a month stuck in a russian airport. >> these programs doesn't make us more safe. they hurt our economy, they hurt our country, they limit our ability to speak and live and be creative, to have relationships, to associate freely. >> snowden, the self-identified

source of documents is charged with violations of the espionage act. >> still ahead on "today in the bay," the a's suffering from a case of playoff hangover but there is some good news for the green and gold. we'll tell you which key player is coming back for another season.

the sky not looking so blue. it's a little bit hazy. it's a chilly start and will stay comfortable all day long. >> the a's regular season exceeded expectations while the postseason did not. you can look at the 96 wins, you can look at the second straight division tight bull for manager bob melvin and general manager billy bean, it was a tough day. >> it was disappointing last year but not like this because we expected this year to go

farther. from the first day we got to spring training, we felt we were going to make it to the postseason again and our goal was to get farther. it's a very empty day. nobody thought we would be doing this today. >> in baseball, there's always a bit of a hangover because it's so sudden when the season ends. you can be packing to go to boston or the season's over. the only person who doesn't have that feeling are the 25 guys who win it at the end of the season. >> there is some good news to report, though. the a's will bring back cocoa crisp. the team will pick up the 12-year veteran's option for 7.5 million. he was the team's catalyst and hit a career high 22 home runs for the a's this season. >> to st. louis and game one of the nlcs between the cardinals and dodgers. this one would go into extra innings. bottom 13th, game tied at two, former giant carlos beltran

singles to right field scoring descalso. >> and the warriors are heading out on a long road trip to china, part of the nba's global games to promote the league's brand. the warriors will play two games against the lakers in beijing and shanghai next week. >> still ahead on "today in the bay," where are you being watched? security cameras across the bay area tracking your movement but where exactly are they located? >> we're taking a look at patchy low clouds around the bay area this morning. sunshine returning for all areas this afternoon. we'll have a look at that in the forecast.

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this time from fremont. you can see areas of low clouds out there and very cool temperatures to get your day started right now. we've dropped to 36 degrees in novata this morning. we'll see a sea breeze picking up as we head to the afternoon. the areas of low clouds a bit of an issue around the north bay this morning and napa. a quarter mile visibility around downtown san francisco up towards the north bay. this will probably take around noontime for clouds to break up. we'll see mid and high-level clouds coming in from a weather system that will drop in on the east side of the see area. -- sierra. if you're traveling interstate 80 or highway 50 overnight, you may run into some snow showers as that moisture continues

onward. eventually as we move towards the afternoon, you're going to see clearing inland and later tonight the high clouds pass on by. along the coast we might see a few showers trying to drop down but not dropping into the bay area. we'll see partly cloudy skies into tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon the weather looks quite nice for the cardinals versus the 49ers. you'll see temperatures close to the 70s. the weather looking pretty good, just partly cloudy skies, breezy at times. today will be the cooler of the two weekend afternoons. 73 in san jose, low 70s around santa cruz, mid 70 around the tri-valley. 74 degrees and relatively cool temperatures in the inland north valleys where it will take time for the fog to break up. near 70 in oakland. what we're going to start to see come tomorrow will be temperatures climbing up a

little bit more. it will be another chilly morning with patches of low clouds, turning breezy for the afternoon and changes for monday and tuesday, temperatures will climb into the low 80s inland and warming up a little bit more as we get towards tuesday and wednesday. a pretty nice forecast there for the middle part of the week. even the coast near 70 on tuesday. some gorgeous fall weather on the way. >> did you get to greet our little pet earlier? >> our pet of the week following me back from the weather wall. >> he's the weather dog. >> apparently so. >> still to come on "today in the bay," mapping security cameras to help keep you safe. the online effort that has people changing their routine. >> today is all about art. as the weather lab thing of beauty, i want you to head out to art walk livermore and

surround yourself with beautiful art and music. they have art clusters and art destinations listed on the map where you can explore and experience throughout the town-turned gallery. we'll make the turn from an art walk to a suburban graffiti battle. but they've been invited. this is the 56th annual graffiti battle. it's a natural aerosol graffiti battle. special events for the kids there and i really want to see this thing called the black book battles where they do this on paper. on to audio art in the north bay, the pink fest goes on today in fairfield. in conjunction with the folks from pink lemonade, it's a concert to benefit patients and their families, they shouldn't

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good morning. looking live at the golden gate bridge. we're expecting cool temperatures and maybe we can get our pumpkins without them rotting in the heat. like it or not, there are security cameras tracking your movement all across the bay area. now one group wants to know exactly where those cameras are and that group is getting the support of the san francisco police chief. >> reporter: intersect the age of technology and terrorism and

you get these. we wanted to find out in san francisco just how many are around? so we took our camera to try and capture other cameras, at least the ones we could see, and asked those who live and work here just how many times they thought they were captured on camera walking around this small block near city hall. >> probably about ten or so? >> a lot. 12, maybe 10. >> six maybe? >> one? >> i think one. >> i would hope there would be at least three. >> not even close. not 5, 10, 15. we counted 28. >> wow. >> i don't mind it. i think that's good. and it would help with the police if you know where all the security cameras are, they can check the footage. >> that's what community cam aims to do. it's a free crowd sourcing

effort, to allow people to map cameras that they've seen. josh daniels said he started community cam as a way to empower people, family, cyclists and runners, to pinpoint the safest routes. >> the feed pac we've seen from users and the public at large is they would prefer to have cameras in public spaces where they are. >> video caught on the camera made the difference in the case of this girl. >> a motorist struck the girl on her bike, killing her. >> a good number of businesses only store the footage temporarily. >> time is critical. frequently those cameras will rerecord oaf the tape that they

have, anywhere from 24 hours to three days. >> san francisco police chief admits the video overturns the original police finding, leading investigators to conclude it was actually the truck driver who made an unsafe right-hand turn, hitting and killing amile. >> witness testimony at the time actually had the bicyclist being at fault. later on video was called to our attention. we missed the video, we're human, things happen. >> but he says the department has a stronger focus than ever on finding footage, enforcing a standing order that officers must look for security footage near the crime. >> we've been cases where we've been able to trace back the route of a perpetrator or follow a victim going camera to camera. >> reporter: he working on locating existing cameras around

notoriously high-risk areas. >> we're going to further survey the cameras to see what they can see. >> reporter: and along the parade route, market street -- >> if anything did happen, we'll have it on video. >> reporter: monitored realtime 24/7, the chief says there's zero interest in that here in san francisco. >> as one of the storied cops in san francisco dirty harry used to say -- >> man has got to know his limitations. >> anything that makes season fran safer without encoaching on anybody's civil liberties works for the chief of police. >> stale heill ahead, meet our . you wouldn't believe what his

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you're watching "today in the bay." >> we want to update our story this morning. the salmonella recall is connected to the bay area. the majority of the cases have happened here in california and many of the chicken products, 40,000 pounds, in fact, have been recalled from a costco store in south san francisco. here's what to look for in your refrigerator or freezer. it is the store brand, the kirkland signature foster farms rotisserie chicken, the rotisserie chicken soup made with that same chicken, the rotisserie chicken leg quarters and rotisserie chicken salad, all sold from september 11th to september 23rd. can you call 1-800-774-2678 if you think you have the products. do make sure you check your

refridgj ralgerator because you get very sick. >> finally, we have our friends from pets in need. we have grant, two super smart breeds. >> he's very smart. he picked up on training very quickly. we think he might be a little much for people will really young children. with the herding mix -- >> herding with a "d," not the "t." >> they do tend the herd and nip at ankles. can you work with that but sometimes it's a little overwhelming for younger children. >> or maybe you want exactly that with younger children. >> it could happen. >> he really does look like a cattle dog, a miniature version. >> absolutely. he's picked up on his base ic commands so quickly.

he would be wonderful for an active family, jogging buddy. and he does need to have jobs. otherwise he'll pick some and you probably wouldn't look them. >> can you teach him how to do laundry. he's one of the wonderful pets available at pets in need. the web site is petsinneed.org. maybe if grant is not a match for you, certainly lisa and her staff can help you find the right match for your family. thank you for coming in. and, grant, good luck, i hope you find a good home with lots of jobs. we'll have more local news for you tonight at 5, 6 and 11 and any time of day on nbcbayarea.com. have a great day. [ woman ] dear chex cereal,

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