>> and child important charges. what investigators are doing to make sure he did not come in contact with kids. >> and i'm meteorologist christina loren. we're done with the rain at least for now and so the fog is ruling in. we'll stay nice and cool for the weekend before heavy rain moves in next week. i'll tell you when it's slated to arrive at your doorstep in moments. >> and a new crash in oakland may be causing a bill it will we have another wheel, san alf.

>> it is friday, november 14th. you are watching "today in the bay." >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> a good friday morning. thank you for joining us. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. south carolina is banning asiana airlines from flying into san francisco international airport for 45 days. the so-called punishment is in response to that deadly crash last year. stephanie, asiana airlines says it plans to appeal? >> reporter: that's right. asiana airlines calling this decision too harsh. the south korean has. the government did not factor

in, the nafs. >> 23. in -- the decision comes on the heels of the 36-year sentence given to the captain of that south korean ferry that sank back in april, killing more than 300 people. many of them school children. the boat capsized while making a turn. it was later discovered the vessel was defective, carrying twice as much cargo as legally allowed.

they are also on trial for negligence. the government tracking down the south croon government saying it will ask other airlines to add flights to help there. >> this morning authorities trying to figure out in. >> reporter: where he was arrested, he did not have contact with children. investigators are trying to figure out whether any of his other jobs appear there might have been children's around.

. police say perez was not currently working at a school. they are working to determine whether or not he has in the past. he now faces felony charges of child pornography. his bail is set at $25,000. experts say some predators will trick children and them put them on the web. they also want to know if he had any personal contact with the 100 children in the, issually explic

explicit. >> investigators also told officer morales that it did not appear immediately that perez had contact with the individuals. he remains and to never set up a meeting with someone in person that they met online. that conversation becomes more difficult as they become older and want more autonomy. >> child exploitation so hard to

stomach. thank you so much, chris. >> and a man accused of killing his wife, an act he calls a mercy killing. -- >> when police got to his apartment last month nesh found his wife shot to death with flowers by her side. neighbors say she had dementia. >> today pmt so at 8:30 this morning, the superior court judge will sentence the suspect in this attack to seven years in prison, barring any surprises.

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acceptable. >> thanks very much, tracie. >> and the two window washers will talk about their ordeal. the pair was rescued after wires on the scaffolding snapped. window washing has been suspended at one world trade center until it's determined how that cable snapped. >> san jose a little haze but sunshine emerging. >> and it doesn't matter because it's friday. >> alleluia to that! good morning, christina. >> a double hallelujah to that. it looks like we could get the rain that we've been lacking as we head through next week. i think we're going to take a

pretty significant chunk out of that deficit we've been running, which is good news but a lot of rain at one time could create some problems. we want to let you know about that, even though we're not expecting the heavy stuff until late tuesday, wednesday morning. until then, good conditions. >> i want to show you the difference, downtown san jose mostly cloudy sky here, a good looking day coming your way. we'll see a foggy start to a nice mild finish. lots of sunshine and then maybe a few clouds increasing as we head throughout this afternoon. there's actual lay storm system sitting just to our north. temps mostly in the 50s right now. you've got great visibility here over the bay. but we do have spots where you are going to encounter some dense, patchy fog, especially as you make your way out toward the delta this morning. comfortable conditions. we're going to hold on to this beautiful weather as we head

through both saturday and sunday all across the board. so make those outdoor plans. as we get into next week, everything changes. and that's what we're going to be talking about coming up in just a little bit. buts you can imagine, there's some fog, it's a friday. what is going on on the roadways is the question. is that light cancelling out the fog? >> well, we have some illiteration, foggy friday out there. let's start with southbound 880. i want to show you the jam from the coliseum all the way down top of the screen there the flashing lights are gone. there are some flashing lights in the distance between us and the original crash scene. there were a couple of fender benders. the jam from high street past the coliseum all the way to davis. the southbound side moves much more smoothly and the slowdown

coming from 238 unto the scene. both directions getting in towards san leandro. international boulevard also moving smoothly through the area but those are surface streets. so a lighter, slower traffic there. that orange painted across the north bay, that's what i wanted to show you. this is where christina is talking about, the fog being an issue, petaluma, coming into novato. san rafael a clear, easy drive. the rest of your drive smoother. 85, 87, typical pattern. lighter flow for a friday. westbound across the san mateo bridge. on the hayward side we see an easy drive. you see the low clouds and haze but tu still make out the outline of the high rise and span is fine.

starting to build the volume but no major volume until you get south of mission boulevard. we have all these businesses that have come into the area. great for the economy but not for the traffic flow. >> you got it. >> do you like champagne? san francisco's hometown airline certainly does. they're serving champagne this morning. >> let's check the numbers. we're talking about virgin america trading on nasdaq this morning. >> they are actually serving champagne i'm told on flights right now. is it too early for champagne? apparently they're live tweeting pictures of passengers drinking champagne, pricing at $23 a share. it hasn't started trading yet but should shortly. it's totally san francisco's hometown airline. how can i tell? there is larry baer and our world series trophy in first class. what else would he fly but the

hometown airline, right? >> is it too early to get a flight out of here? >> with champagne and the trophy. >> we investigate, right? >> we're outta here. >> thanks. >> 6:36 right now. another ebola patient headed back to the u.s. the details just ahead. >> plus healthcare.gov 2.0. why officials say enrolling will be smooth sailing this time around.

you're watching "today in the bay." >> it is 6:39 right now. doctors at a nebraska hospital preparing to receive another ebola patient this weekend. the surgeon is from the u.s. but has been working in sierra leone and recently tested positive for ebola. if he's stable enough to be flown, he'll go to nebraska for treatment. >> and this will be second open enrollment for covered california. most other states use healthcare.gov. last year's rollout was not exactly smooth, but this time around health officials say the process is much more user friendly. also the site has undergone five weeks of testing compared to just ten case last year. the proof of course will be in the pudding.

open enrollments november 15th. >> new details about president obama's immigration plan. his administration says if passed, up to 5 million people living in the u.s. illegally will not being deported and many will receive work permits. the gop-led congress is promising to fight him every step of the way. >> it is 6:41. a janitor working in los gatos facing child porn charges. >> and asiana airline band from sfo. the new punishment handed down

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the company adding this would hurt passengers by taking away flight options. in fact, asiana does say it sells about 170,000 tickets a year for flights to san

francisco. the airport says it will ask other airlines to increase flights. asiana has two weeks to file an appeal. the south korean government says it will make its final decision about this within a month of asiana's appeal. if the decision sticks, it could take effect as early as next year. >> thank you very much, stephanie. >> and it is time to check the forecast this morning as we give you a live look outside overlooking san jose. friday morning, it's time for a little friday fun i think. >> i like the sound of that. these pictures change every time we see them. it does look like there could be a little bit of fog creeping in in the bay. >> it's the inland valley fog variety as opposed to the coastal fog variety that we typically get here in the coastal area. you think of the golden gate bridge socked in. quite the contrary this morning. taking a look at the golden gate

bridge which you can see from top to bottom, both towers. it is so clear and he's able to do so, lean back, lean back, get that angle just perfect, buddy. as we head throughout the day today, we are going to see this fog burn off quickly. this little bank of loaf clouds is right over that golden gate bridge. kind of cool how we have all the perspectives coming together here in the bay area. this is healdsberg this morning. about a quarter of a mile of visibility there and half a mile of visibility in places throughout the tri-valley as well. we'll see a nice mild finish to the day, comfortable conditions, mid 60s for today on the peninsula. you'llnd up in the mid 60s on the east shore. starting to get a really pretty

sunrise in the bay area. now, as we get into your weekend, saturday and sunday looking spectacular for your outdoor plans and i got to tell you, things are going to change rapidly. you want to enjoy this weekend if you're trying to get outdoors. it looks like next weekend we've got rain on the way. there's a big event happening in castro valley. this is really, really cool. it's the castro valley electric light parade. you decorate your car and it's going to be a lot of fun between 3:00 and 8:00. hey, maybe you've always wanted to be in a parade, do a little bit of this, now is your opportunity. temperatures staying comfortable, looks good. look at what's starting to shape up at that point. the atmospheric river. then i take you into your tuesday. showers starting up for us at

about 4:00. we're going to keep that pattern going for wednesday, more rain on the way as we head through late thursday into friday. as you know, we need the rain. the good news is the models are all agreeing and that is looking very promising for next week. but we're going to be here to keep you updated. mike inouye has your drive. >> that cameras in oakland prevents us from seeing this bud you can see that with the colored sensors. the big focus of the slowdown is both directions into san leandro. we had the southbound side. chp tells us those lanes are clear but you're jammed from the coliseum all the way down to davis street. you can use san leandro as your

alternate. because it's friday we have a lighter flow of traffic there. south bay your northbound route is really starting to kick in now. a lighter flow overall. still, that slower pattern will give you a live look out to the dublin camera. now we have the haze but visibility for the drivers on the deck no problems out of the altamont. san jose we showed you that earlier issue northbound 101, we have the build 680 in toward the airport. and the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights have been turned on. fastrak an advantage here. and north bay, there's nothing anywhere north of novato, santa rosa. watch it there. >> this morning a bay area teen-ager could learn his

punishment for setting another teen-ager's skirt on fire on board a transit bus. bob, this story really garnered a lot of attention, even national. >> reporter: it was initially being crime bill charged at a hate crime. but that was before the plea agreement that is supposed to be put forth this morning in court, just around two hours from now when an almeiameda superior cou judge made a plea agreement. fleischman, who was 18 at the time does not identify as a man or woman. because of that thompson had also faced hate crime and aggravated mayhem charges, which could have carried a life

sentence but, again, had those charges dropped by pleading out. just before thomas turns 18 in july of next year, a judge will be able to modify his sentence from five years down to seven, if he has behaved well while in prison. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we could hear from the dublin police officer accused of stealing multiple pictures from dui suspects. he admitted taking explicit photos from the phones of up to six women he arrested and shared them with other officers. he could serve more than three years behind bars if he is convicted of that crime. meantime, investigators in the south bay are looking into -- we're actually going to move ahead to a story. we're going to check in, south bay, very disturbing incident of

child pornography, we'll get to that later in the show. >> 26-year-old daniel ha disappeared halloween night. his family called off the search after a body was found in the bay near alcatraz on tuesday. although the medical examiner has not confirmed the identity, his family thinks it's him based on items found in his pockets. a service will be held at st. lutheran's church in san francisco. >> oil prices continue to plunge. there's really no nend in sight. >> scott mcgrew, good news for drivers and airlines. >> that's right. the i.e.a. report just released says the rout has yet to run its course, their words.

good news for airlines. virgin america will start trading on the nasdaq last night. even some frequent flyers, match that as a frequent flyer award. now, the nasdaq is encouraging passengers on the plane to tweet out their pictures. looks like these pictures are actually drinking water and the nasdaq putting it out on the times square as well. virgin as not yet started trading. that's normal. we'll continue to watch for it. >> investigators notice south bay are trying to learn if a janitor now under arrest for child pornography had any contact with children while at work. kris sanchez is live with more on the story. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning. it does not appear the man arrested with a computer with more than 100 sexually explicit

images children, when he was arrested, he was at a place where he did not. he was arrested at a business where he was a janitor. police are quick to say he was not working at a school when he was arrested. his bail is set at $25,000. san jose spokesman morales says the task force investigators tracked down the child porn on line to that laptop that perez had on his person. experts say that some predators reach out to children, encourage them to perform acts and then put them on the web. investigators are looking into whether that was the case with perez. they also wanted to know if he had personal contact with any of the children in those videos. >> these things are sometimes really complicated to determine

who these children are, whether they're even residents of our city, whether this information was local. it was conducted via the internet so these children could be citizens here, citizens in another country. >> perez faces felony charges if they determine -- if investigators determine he did have contact with the children in the videos, those charges would escalate. once arraigned, he can post bail and walk free until his next court appearance. investigators with that task force of internet crimes against children, they have given information about how to talk to your children and you can find a link to that on our web site, nbcbayarea.com. >> and police are warning students and parents to be on alert for a suspicious person spotted near san mateo high.

they say a man has approached girls on three separate occasions. not sure if it's the same man in each case. >> and the race for san jose mayor may not be over quite yet. the secretary of state wants 40,000 votes recounted. officials say it's a transparency issue to quell reports of lost votes and suspicions, prompted by the i.t. director quitting the day before election day. >> and he's done it, al roker going 34 hours straight. be sure to watch the "today" show next to see how he celebrated that record. >> a marathon turned rokerthon and you are part of american history. >> i would never do what he did. he did it all for a good cause. he's going to be hurting for the next few weeks. 6:57 now.

temperatures are comfortable out there. take in a deep breath, we've got good air quality and you can taste that friday and it tastes delicious. temperatures are going to be comfortable as we get into this afternoon. then we've got a lot of rain on the way next week. if you stick with us throughout the "today" show i'll be giving you the timing of our next round of rain. lots to go over. we're not going anywhere, and we have an 11:00 show as well. >> and updates with traffic. >> friday does taste delicious. do i have any friday in my teeth? we're looking at the south bay. not a lot of congestion. except heading into san leandro, both sides jammed due to a series of crashes. over on the shoulder, that's the tough drive. 580 is much clearer there. san mateo bridge, a clear look over here. west 92 does show a good deal of

slowing. this community, as well as the dum baton bridge have been tough getting over to the east bay. >> not so tasty there. >> not so tasty there. >> a perfect job may be one where it tastes like friday and feels like friday every day. >> a company in minnesota might have just that. clockwork is a company in minneapolis that manages employees, employees can bring their children to work and have lunch there. >> it's not work/life balance, it's life balance. >> as long as they get their work done, employees can take as much vacation as they want.

>> how about that story? >> she all said we take our work home because that's expected there, too. >> you got to perform. not just drink beer. >> what? >> we missed that last one. good morning. frozen. two thirds of the country in the throes of an arctic blast. temperatures in the necktives and when this one's over there is another system behind it. the man who killed bin laden action the navy s.e.a.l. who says he fired the fatal shot that brought down the world's most wanted terrorist. why do some fellow s.e.a.l.s tell a different story? he will join us live from an undisclosed location. >> on the loose, a tiger unthe outskirts of paur ris. officials confirm they are on the hunt for a large cat sparking fears.