be hot. today, for the too bad. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. that's comfortable weather. this is a shot from san francisco. a little fog burning off here. sunshine north bay peninsula, tri-valley. temperatures starting off nice and mild. it's a warm day. 70 degrees for san francisco later on today with plenty of sunshine. 84 for north bay, east bay at 73, tri-valley 86, today south bay reaches in the low 80s after past couple of days. only 70s but we are in a warming trend today. big warming heads our way wednesday. triple digit heat for inland valley. brace yourself. we'll detail all that coming up. >> we will stay tuned. anthony, thanks. we begin first this morning breaking news happening in the east bay. san leandro police are investigating a deadly shooting on 880. it happened around 1:00 this morning at marina boulevard

off-ramp in san leandro. that's where the california highway patrol ponding to a multi-car crash. then they heard gunshots nearby and discovered a body on the marina boulevard overpass. san leandro police are investigating this as a homicide. they are actively searching for shooter. >> in incidents of this magnitude, local police and jurisdiction does take over. in this case it is san leandro. we do that because of the fact we have detectives especially trained to investigate major incidents. >> northbound 880 between marina and davis street closed six hours. those lanes opened just a while ago. now to a developing story in san jose where police are investigating a drive-by shooting that left an elderly man dead. it happened at woodbridge mobile home park, a retirement community in east san jose. it's north of highway 101 and east capital expressway. san jose police responded after 5:30 last night and found a man

dead in the street. witnesses say they saw a gray compact car racing from the area with several people inside. residents of the over 55 community are in disbelief. >> shock, just shock that something like that would happen in the park here. it's all senior citizens mostly that live here. >> police are still searching for that gray compact car and the shooter. neighbors tell us they think the victim was in his 60s and that he would often go for walks around that mobile home park. a 3-month-old baby boy is back home with his mother this morning after he was abducted yesterday. police responded to a possible kidnapping yesterday afternoon on the 100 block of boyson street in vallejo. witnesses say these two men forcibly took the infant from his grandfather. police tracked down the men and the infant in oakland. the men identified as 24-year-old john brumsfield and 24-year-old michael jones.

police say brumsfield was dating the baby's mother but not the father. the men are under arrest and the baby was not injured. a popular bay area teacher recently profiled by "the new york times" is missing. his friends and family are now reaching out to nbc bay area. ed cavanaugh disappeared one week ago near placerville. he left for a dirt bike ride near his cabin where he rents. cavanaugh is an avid outdoorsman and always diabetic needing medication. he's a teacher at a downtown high school. he heads a program that teaches students wilderness schools. the eldorado county sheriff's office is actively searching for him. the investigation into the sexual assault of a teen, a 16-year-old girl may have been assaulted by this man, her personal trainer, william

mccowan. they also tell us this may have been happening for two years, since she was 14. police say he was a self-employed fitness trainer who works from his milpitas home. he was arrested after the victim's parents reported the alleged assault. police are asking and investigating trying to fend out if there are more victims. >> one victim identified. he has a personal training business called professional training. if you're a customer of his and assaulted, feel free to come forward to the police department. >> he reportedly spent a lot of time in the south bay and known for coaching across the bay area. hayward police officers came face-to-face with the man accused of killing one of their own. rows of grieving officers and the family of sergeant lunger packed into a courtroom when shooting suspect mark estrada formally heard the charges

against him. also there strad, a family who held onto each other. the 21-year-old oakland man accused of shooting the officer early wednesday during a traffic stop. >> devastated for the whole thing, devastated for the officer who passed away. i'm devastated for my son. >> prosecutors produced enough evidence against estrada to file special circumstance murder charges. that makes him eligible for the death penalty or life in prison without the possibility of parole if convicted. court documents provide more details in the shooting. police found blood on the driver's seat of estrada's truck along with two empty 9 millimeter bullet casings on the floorboard. they found a 9 millimeter gun near the crime scene. police also recovered more of the same type of ammunition and casings at estrada's house. surveillance video of that home shows three people arriving shortly after the shooting. one of them limping. estrada ended up at a hospital

with investigators say he admitted to doctors he was shot in the driver's seat of his car but would not answer when asked who shot him. now to another officer who died in the line of duty. this time a guilty verdict for the man accused of killing that vallejo police officer. yesterday a jury convicted henry smith jr. of shooting the officer after a 2011 bank robbery. a verdict four years in the making, the deliberations plagued with problems. four jurors had to be replaced, including one whom the judge accused of being biased against police. the jury had to restart deliberations three times. now the jury must decide if smith jr. should face the death penalty. a disturbing picture is emerging of the gunman who opened fire inside a louisiana movie theater on thursday. investigators say 59-year-old john russell houser was an outspoken right wing extremist with a violent past. in the 1990s, he railed against

everything from abortion to working women on talk shows. recently he praised hitler and kkk on the message board. his family asked for a protective order in 2008 because of a history of mental issues. based on houser's car parked near the theater exit and disguises found in his motel room, his original plan was to escape. >> the police department is trying to find something that says why did he walk in that theater. >> why he chose lafayette for his rampage remains a mystery. houser killed two women and injured nine others before turning the gun on himself. animal rights activists don't typically hit the fbi's radar but an oakland man and woman were among fbi's most wanted of the two are now arrested on terrorism charges for allegedly staging attacks at businesses across the country to

save thousands of minks from being skinned. fbi said they had mink farms in idaho, and other states. they reportedly freed 5,000 animals destined to become furs. they stole property on east bay to finance. if convicted they could face 10 years in prison. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up a popular bay area fishing spot is closed this weekend. we'll tell you why it's unsafe for visitors. plus the hacking threat that forced more than 1 million cars to be recalled. and hurk hogan body slammed. the comments that have erased hogan from the wwe history books.

take a live look outside...... san jose - from communications hill (adlib) welcome back to you on this saturday morning.

it's 7:10 right now. look at the sun shining over san jose. we have sunny skies across the bay area on this mild morning. a warm saturday and an even warmer sunday ahead. a bit of relief this morning. evacuation orders have been lifted for about 50 homes that have been threatened by the wildfire near lake berryesa. it was reopened shortly after 5:00 last night. people who lived in the area headed home to get a look at the damage done. >> the fire went around the house. we had 100 foot setback like cal fire told us to do. we had buckets out and water and they took care of us. >> since wednesday it burned 7,000 acres of the most active part in a mountain range, remote area several miles from the highway. a downward spiral for one of

the most famous entertainers on the planet. hulk hogan out of a job as wwe ends their relationship with the wrestler. the company terminated monday after a tape showed hogan repeatedly using a racial slur while complaining about his daughter's black boyfriend. the wwe removed all references to hall of fame wrestler from its website. hogan released his own statement saying the conversation happened eight years ago. it reads in part, it was unacceptable for me to have used that offensive language. there is no excuse for it and i apologize for having done it." we have much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. it can be a deadly mistake for parents, forgetting your child in a hot car. now a new high-tech child seat could save your child's life. fog in san francisco. lots of sunshine for the rest of the bay area. sunshine warm up nicely but

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sunol (adlib) ==raj/cu== a new, high-tech car-seat may be able to keep kids from being accidentally left in cars. still early, a warm day ahead. a new high-tech car seat may be able to keep kids from being accidentally left in cars. the evenflo seat iequipped with a receiver that plugs into a port under the dashboard. how does it work? when the driver turns off ignition, there's an alert that keeps sounding until the child is removed from the seat. it's triggered if the seat belt comes unbuckled. the evenflo car seat sells for about $150. did you know your car can get hacked? a new software patch ready for a

millimeter hackable cars. chrysler recalled after a magazine exposed the vulnerability. the magazine demonstrated how two hackers could remotely take control of the vehicle from miles away and crash it in a ditch. the 1.4 million vehicles involved in the recall include dodge, jeep, ram and chrysler. no specific risk of models was released but customers must contact fiat chrysler to get their software update. a popular fishing and tourist spot is closed this weekend. an inspection determined it is isn't safe. here is michelle roberts. >> reporter: the city says more tests are needed. they are arriving to see this sign and caution tape public notification saying this pier is not safe for people. it was built in the 50s but a portion rebuilt in the 80s. city officials say there is crumbling concrete and corroded support beams. engineers are trying to figure out the best way to repair this

and, of course, figure out how much it will cost. meantime a lot of people disappointed, did see a fisherman who said he comes every day, a hot spot for halibut. >> this is what i really love to do. when they closed the pier, i was so sad and frustrated. i would tell my friends don't fish. >> i talked to the vendor of the food stand. he said it's so slow for the last couple of days. he's trying to figure out where to go for the rest of the summer in case the pier doesn't open. so farty officials have not said when the tess will be done or open again. reporting in berkeley, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. well, it is that time of year, the gilroy garlic festival is this weekend. you know what that means, time to fire up calamari and scampi. that's part of the menu. be sure to bring your appetite.

>> a lot of food going on. garlic bread, calamari, scampi, pesto, mushrooms, you name it. everyone is laced with garlic. it's garlicy goodness all the way around. >> i love it. you can even wash all that down with garlic beer. organizers say two tons of garlic served and savored this weekend. i would be in heaven. you're kind of like -- >> i like it. >> you like it but not in love with it. >> you know the one thing you're really going to need to bring? >> spf and water. >> altoid. >> i thought you were talking about the warm weather. yeah, altoids. >> obviously spf and water. keep that handy. caulking about the forecast. looking at fog this morning in san francisco. no, of course not, never. fog will burn off quickly. if you're headed to the gilroy kbarlic festival, yes, it is going to be sunny. as mentioned, pack the spf.

sunny everywhere across the bay. once we get rid of low clouds in san francisco, east bay, everywhere else sunshine and comfortable temperature. later this afternoon, warm up to 70 in san francisco after being in the 60s for the past couple of days. a little warmer for the north bay as well. 73 for east bay. tri-valley close to 90 degrees. today back into the 90s tomorrow. warming trends under way in the south bay today. temperatures back in the low 80s after yesterday only being in the 70s. of course the giants and a's taking on second game. 1:05 first pitch, close to 70 lots of sunshine at at&t park, breezy towards the end of the game with temperatures in the 60s. you just talked about gilroy garlic festival. today and tomorrow 9:00 to 5:00, temperatures will be warm, one of our warmest locations, 88, a little cooler tomorrow with marine layer reinforced, 86 for your high tomorrow. now, as we take you to the

beach, because it is going to be comfortable this weekend, get out in the open waters. 69 for pacific, 72 half moon bay. move to santa cruz, one of our warmest locations, temperatures at 75. get this, talking about a 10 degree jump in temperatures by the middle perfect of the week. you can see seven-day forecast in the bottom of the screen. santa cruz, for instance, 85 degrees come tuesday and wednesday. if you've got the days off, you know where you want to go. talk about the big picture. high pressure in control of most of our weather. that will heat up. tomorrow and monday, a similar pattern. 60s at the coastline, 70s for most of the bay, then a few 80s for inland valleys. look at this, as we head tuesday and wednesday, heat really starts to inundate bay area. talking about 80s at the coastline, san francisco, half moon bay, santa cruz, entire coastline warm up to the 80s. inner cities, over the bay,

heyward towards fremont, even inland location will see a few 90s and triple digit heat for tri-valley and down towards gilroy come wednesday. good thing, at least the garlic festival isn't happening wednesday. really uncomfortable then. nice and comfortable, warm up tuesday and wednesday as mentioned. triple digits for the tri-valley. even in san jose, talking about temperatures in the low 90s come tuesday and wednesday. even at the coastline, still going to be warm but not triple digit heat. temperatures back into the upper 70s and close to 80 in san francisco as we move to the upcoming week. kira. >> those temperatures i can handle. much more on "today in the bay." >> small things make a difference. >> an artist thinks she can get something more valuable than money for her paintings. what she's doing will make you bay area proud.

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happiness...with a lot of paint. omni an artist found a new way to make the world a better place and spread happiness with a lot of paint. "today in the bay" garvin thomas has this morning's bay area proud. >> she said she would one day love to find a way important her art to become more than a hobby. now, to do that she's going to have to sell a lot of it, which is why what she started doing earlier this summer as strange. it struck us as a perfect bay area proud. when life gets a little too stressful, a person is lucky to have a happy place to go to. even luckier when, like lindsey that place is as close as your mom's backyard. >> i found art to be my therapy, get in the studio and the only thing that matters is me picking out color and composition and all of a sudden i'm happy again.

>> reporter: it's something she found herself really needing a few years ago after her competitive career came to an end. playing softball for california and the olympics, there was a void lindsey was looking to fill. >> i found this little niche. i wouldn't say it compares to sports but gives you that same type of -- that feeling of being able to produce something. >> reporter: which explains why this is where lindsey was one night two months ago, at peace and wondering why the world wasn't. >> this was after watching the news and a lot of stuff going on. it seems like things have been really ugly lately. i thought about it and thought, what good is all this art sitting in my studio just for me. why not share it. >> it was the very next morning lindsey headed out with 20 of her precious paintings and just dropped them up and down the

peninsula. the attached note said it is more, enjoy the free art and do something nice for someone else. >> such a small gesture. if you can make one happy, you're making some kind of difference. >> it was supposed it be a one-time thing. then lindsey yshs started seeing photos from people who found the art and hearing what it meant to them. well, project happiness, paint the world pretty was born. now, not only is lindsey doing it every week close to her home, she's getting requests from all over the country for her art so people can drop it in their community. >> las vegas, michigan, new jersey -- >> reporter: lindsey said her intention was just for this to be a summer project, something for her to do during her break from her job as a teacher. something changed. lindsey's happy place no longer has four walls to it. it's going to take a lot more

art to fill that space. >> small gestures can make a difference, you know. that can be anything. >> lindsey is barely two months into her project happiness and already her artwork has been sent to 15 states and 7 countries. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. if you know of someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. just go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and search "bay area proud." we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, how a celebration may have caused a local team a hot at the little league world series. plus -- >> changing my agenda, trying to find myself and create the man i'm supposed to be. >> a bay area transgender teen shares self-discover, medical steps she's taking to one day be a parent. jose - from comm hill (adlib)

kira/2shot good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm kira k sunny skies as we look from communication hill to downtown san jose on a very nice saturday morning. that you so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter with a microclimate forecast that is warm, warmer, warmest. >> very nice. that's exactly what we're looking at. today will be the warm, tomorrow warmer. monday and tuesday. by wednesday just going to be down right hot. we're talking triple digit heat. so enjoy the weekend, everyone. it's going to be nice. looking at sunshine from the south bay through the peninsula. looking at sunshine. san francisco, east bay. clouds and fog burn out quickly. nice sunny day, san francisco back to 70 degrees today. 73 east bay and north bay, tri-valley, peninsula and south bay will be looking at 80s for today. it is going to be warmer than it

has been the past couple of days. as you mentioned, tomorrow gets even warmer. by monday and tuesday we'll have widespread 90s across the board. if you have to workouts, got the day off, whatever you do, take it easy. it's going to be very, very hot. >> i wish i had a pool and air conditioning. i have neither. >> always have the beach. you know i'm always going to say that. >> anthony, you always have the beach. thank you. we begin this morning with developing news in the east bay. san leandro police investigating deadly shooting on 880. happened 1:00 this morning on marina boulevard off-ramp in san leandro. that's where the california highway patrol was responding to multi-car crash. then they heard gunshots nearby. they discovered a body on the marina boulevard overpass. san leandro police investigating this as a homicide. they are actively searching for the shooter. >> incidents of this magnitude, the local police and jurisdiction does take over. in this case it is san leandro.

we do that because of the fact we have the detectives who are specially trained to investigate major incidents like that. >> northbound 880 between marina and davis street was closed for nearly six hours. the lanes reopened before 7:00 a.m. another developing story, this in san jose where police are investigating a drive by shooting that left an elderly man dead. it happened at woodbridge mobile home park, retirpt in east san jose, north of highway 101 and east capital expressway. san jose police responded after 5:30 last night and found a man dead in the street. witnesses say they saw a gray compact car racing from the area with several people inside. residents of the over 55 community are in disbelief. >> shock, just shock that something like that would happen in the park here. it's all senior citizens mostly that live here. >> police are still searching for that gray compact car and for the shooter. neighbors tell us the victim was

in his 60s, they believe, and he would often go for walks around that mobile home park. president obama is in kenya returning to his ancestral homeland for a two-day visit. crowds lined the streets to visit president obama as he got off "air force one." obama reunited with his family, including his 93-year-old step grandmother. the president's official agenda includes meetings on counter-terrorism, economic development and human rights. >> i think it will be an incredibly powerful moment. the president, his grandfather was domestic service for the british. now he's returning to kenya as president of the united states of america. >> preparations for president obama's visit have been under way for weeks including flags, billboards and half million dollar beautification project. new this morning, a horrific sight as she witnessed her own father get attacked and killed

by a shark. they were diving off tasmania, where a 15 foot great white hark was recently seen. police say the woman returned to their boat with scallops the two collected. she became concerned when her father had not surfaced after her. she took action as fast as she could but it was too late. >> she immediately returned to the surface where she raised the alarm through setting off a flair and making an emergency phone call. >> the victim was in his late 40s. the last fatal attack off the australian coast was back in february. there have now been multiple mountain lion sightings in san mateo county. the most recent thursday night. a mountain line spotted in la honda second time it was seen there. reported in the hills of redwood city and woodside. you remember back in may this mountain lion caused quite a scare in downtown san mateo. the animal was eventually

tranquilized and taken back into the hills. if you come across a mountain lion, experts say don't run, you're supposed to make yoursel look bigger by waving your hands and arms. well, squirrels may be small but they are doing big damage near a south bay creek. the santa clara water district says ground squirrels are burrowing along san jose's creek damaging levees and embankments. it could cost 3 to $5 million to repair damage so far. crews say they want to do repairs as soon as possible because of the threat of major flooding from el nino this winter. >> we think that this channel, because of the flash channel it rises and recedes in a quick channel, is most accessible to such rain events. >> repair work said to begin in august. now to a bay area father fuming after an umpire threw his son out of a critical playoff game moments after the boy got

the winning hit. the umpire's decision may have cost the team a trip to the little league world series. here is damien trujillo. arguably the best plir on the field. at 12 years old jake delanie is turning heads in lafayette. he's still thinking about his game winning hit and what it cost him. on wednesday his teammates poured onto the field to celebrate when jake threw his helmet out of sheer happiness. that's when the first base umpire rushed in toward home base and threw him out of the game. that ejection meant he would not be able to play in thursday's deciding game, a game where jake was scheduled to be starting pitcher for lafayette against san leandro valley. >> a shame it came down to this. >> reporter: jake's father can't understand the reason for the ejection. >> for boys to celebrate like that and to be penalized, it's just outrageous. i don't know how any rational person could penalize somebody

for that. >> reporter: we tried to reach the umpire who made the ruling but were unsuccessful. in the deciding game jake wasn't allowed on the complex where his team lost petaluma valley and lost the chance to advance on the road to the little league world series. >> how one umpire can shatter the dreams of these kids, making the ejection of a player that was celebrating after a walkoff hit. >> reporter: jake doesn't want to discuss the call. he took the high road. >> we had a good season. >> reporter: rule says you warn the player before removing the helmet before the dugout. it can result in unsportsman like conduct. jake says he was never warned. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up bay bridge series begins. all the highlights from game one next. this afternoon ... at pm

welcome back, 7:40 saturday morning. a live look outside where game two will take place at 2:00 p.m. sunny skies for the game. last night the rivals, a game you could see in the nbc bay area. bottom of the first san francisco up 1-0 when hunter smacks rbi double scoring duffy. pence again, this scores buster bowsy, he had four hits, g men ran away with the game. g men beat a's 1-3. >> swung well, came off road trip playing well. keep the momentum on the home span. a good start. >> plenty of hardware on display at levi's stadium as members of

the 49ers hooked up with barcelona after the workout. the world famous football squad gearing up for international champions cup showdown with manchester united this afternoon at the home of the 49ers, of course. even the american footballers are pumped up about it. >> i'm a soccer fan. me and my brother grew up playing soccer. he knows a lot more than i do. he plays at coastal carolina university, brought him out here so he can do it with me. we'll be here watching. i can't wait. >> athletes and other athletes, got to love it. today's match between barcelona and manchester united kicks off at 1:00 p.m. still ahead on "today in the bay," a decision made before transitioning could blaze a trail for transgender youth everywhere. the powerful story coming up. we've got a powerful area of high pressure that's going to keep us warm over the next couple of days. in fact, today nice and comfortable. by wednesday it's going to be

down right hot with triple digits. we'll detail that after this.

welcome back, saturday. we've got fog, it will burn off quickly, quicker than it has. it's going to be the same deal for today. looking at lots of cloud cover at least for the first hav of the day. south bay peninsula cleared out. temperatures very comfortable this morning, close to 60 degrees in many locations. later on this afternoon highs 80s for south bay. peninsula near 80 degrees. a few upper 70s, low 80s. 70 for east bay and san francisco. 70 north bay, 84 today and hot spot usually the tri-valley, close to 90 today. no big surprise there. it's going to be sunny everywhere you go across the bay, especially the fog in san francisco. leads me to this, gilroy garlic festival. talking about it all morning

long, happens this weekend, 9:00 to 5:00. enjoy lots of everything garlic. 88 today, 86 for tomorrow. temperatures cool a little tomorrow increasing marine layer. still nice and sunny. headed to watch football, levi's stadium, temperatures in the low 80s as we head towards 2:00. again, lots and lots of blue skies across the bay area today. high pressure in control. that's the reason we're staying warm and sunny. no area of low pressure, no tropical systems this weekend. kind of like last weekend with the humidity. it is going to get hot. we just don't have humidity this week. today and tomorrow's temperatures will be where they should be. 60s, 70s, 80s. 60s for the coast, 70s for inner bay, 80s inland valley. same deal monday. look what happens as we zoom ahead tuesday and wednesday. wednesday when heat the peak. temperatures 80 degrees for most of the coastline, peninsula, same for north bay. then 90s inner bay down to south bay and north bay as well.

around tri-valley down towards extreme southern parts of our viewing area, san martine, temperatures in the 100s. triple digit heat headed your way, livermore, concord, pleasanton, everywhere across tri-valley and extreme southern part of our viewing area. looking at triple digit heat. brentwood could top out at 110 before the week is done. get ready. if you don't have air conditioning, make plans to find cool places as we head towards tuesday and wednesday. if you do have ac, going to get a nice workout. notice temperatures in san jose, a few low 80s for today, upper 70s for tomorrow. by tuesday and wednesday, low 90s for san jose. east bay valleys looking at temperatures very similar. low 90s by monday and tuesday. spike up had to the triple digits by wednesday. even though it will be hot, it's not going to be oppressive heat at the coastline. san francisco you'll be at 70 for today. a little cooler tomorrow with increased marine layer. then their heat really starts to

blaze tuesday and wednesday. close to 80 for san francisco. of course you know when it gets close to 80 and folks without air conditioning, that really starts to take a toll on your body. remember if you have to get outside, be out for prolonged hours or times outside, drink water and keep spf handy as well. back to you. >> always good tips, anthony, thanks. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. a story of unconditional love. a teen transitioning from woman to man and the steps being taken to preserve her fertility. ===kira/cu=== a month from now a pittsburg >> good morning. lots to do "today in the bay." if you're new, i should remind you about traffic, garlic festival, 101 through gill rye, north of there 101 downtown redwood city, men and women in blue and blues music arts and barbecuefest. they will be raising money for activities, new level of fun, live music, fun area for kids,

delicious food featuring some of the finest grilled meat. free music, pay for barbecue. money goes to helping cops help kids. sounds like a fair trade. not everything is fair. but business is business, that is the goal of the museum, golden gate park. shows global art, unique jewelry textile, hand crafts and awesome art pieces that reflect the museum's collection. let's jump across the bay,ard bazaar in san francisco to the bazaar in east bay pedal film festival, jack london square, bizarre, wacky, off beat, individual we should say. that's what pedalfest is, celebration of biking, cycling and food and fun. just fun. meant for anyone from recreational rider, season cyclist, in between. some one and three-wheel contraptions, too.

in the four-to 18 wheel race i've got you covered for your back to work commute monday morning right here on "today in the bay." high school graduate will be

heading off to sacramento state for the start of freshman year. you're watching "today in the bay." >> a month from now a high school graduate heading to sacramento state for the start of freshman year. like thousands of 18 years old college marks the beginning of a new journey into adulthood. for nicole it marks the beginning of her journey from

she to he. the transgender teen wanted to talk about her struggles, her desires and steps she's taking to preserve her fertility as she takes the journey from nicole to cole. >> it's a blessing to have an opportunity to do these things, you know what i mean? to do what i want to do. it's going to be a whole new chapter in life. >> summer afternoons are filled with planning. her college apartment for rent, books to buy. >> it's going to be super fun. >> and surgical procedures to undergo. >> new transition, new name, new gender, new school. >> when school starts, nicole will embark on a new life as cole, a trans man. >> it's not something where i just woke up one day and was like, oh, i'm transgender. it take a while, many steps and days and conversations with

myself and a long process to make sure it was the right decision. >> the path to that decision has been marked by barbie houses, princess cakes and pig tails for the precocious girl in pink for these old movies. >> when we first got nicole she was five and a half weeks old. i fell in love with her right away. >> years of happy holidays and school plays. by middle school, c.j. began to notice a change. >> yes. >> both physical and emotional. >> i did know there was some unhappiness. when we discovered what was going on, i just knew i had to do hispanic. i knew i had to be on his side and support him 100% because this is who he's supposed to be. >> that's like my freshman year in high school. i was 15. i started dressing in boy

clothes around seventh to eighth grade. >> by senior year had made the decision to start the long and complicated process from young girl to man. a process that involves therapy, hormones and eventually surgery. >> right now i'm 18, so i'm at an age. it's awkward going from teenager to adult, trying to find yourself already. now doing the transition i'm changing my gender while trying to find myself as a person and create the man i'm supposed to be. >> and you're sure. >> yeah, i'm sure. i'm positive. >> as are c.j. and her husband who decided to support their child's decision both emotionally and financially. >> for me i'm not losing anything because cole is still going to be the true essence, the soul is still there. that's who i love. it doesn't matter to me what form that is. >> i'm extremely grateful for

that unconditional love because not everyone has that. >> reporter: before nicole begins to shed her femininity for good, there is one more thing the teen says she has to do. >> i've always wanted kids. i like kids. >> a good mom for her little baby. >> i want my own kids. >> reporter: jessica aguirre, nbc bay area news. >> nicole says she wants to share her journey in the hope it can help other minority transgender teens. tomorrow we'll show you the impact the treatment could have on the transgender community as a whole. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, a new children's book from the late dr. seuss. we'll tell you why it's taken nearly 25 years to release it. now that there's foster farms simply raised,

it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percent natural with no antibiotics. well you're an herbalist. help us to be natural. will those herbs do it? those? one grows hair, the other increases energy. gasp! do i look natural herb man? can i call you herb man? i'm trying to look natural. call me natural. you look like a steve. can i call you steve? hi steve. i'm natural. say something. why aren't you guys saying anything? introducing new simply raised chicken with no antibiotics. from foster farms. simply better. the world will get a new book, written by the late dr. seuss. it is likely to become an instant classic on tuesday. the world will get a new book written by the late dr. seuss of

the beloved children's author wrote "what pet should i get?" half a century ago. his long time assistant and widow only recently found it locked away in a box. it appears seuss set it aside to finish later because he never typed it up and the drawings weren't complete. the drawings feature the kids from one fish two fish and other unusual characters. a lot happening in san francisco this weekend. not only giants and a's but thousands of runners of the get ready for traffic. san francisco marathon and half marathon is tomorrow morning. the race is now an official olympic qualifying event. you can bet the competition will be fit. there will also be a lot of road closures. here is a look at road map, embarcadero, golden gate bridge, park, starting line. learn more about the race and road closures by heading to nbcbayarea.com. >> wow. >> i have done both halves.

i am doing nothing but cheering on friends and family. >> the map. the whole city -- >> very difficult to get through. luckily it's over in the morning. good luck to everyone. have a great day. >> see you.

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