take a live look outside...... (adlib) good morning, everybody, thank you so much for joining us. you're looking live outside our director this morning. let me know there's so much fog we're not going to see anything unless we take a shot above the clouds. that shot coming to us. good morning, i'm garvin thomas. that's downtown san jose there. that was clear 20 minutes ago. it is rolling in. >> some parts of the bay area are fog free this morning. we look at the other shot of san

jose you can see a little bit of clear skies. it is foggy everywhere. the fog will lift by 9:00. we have a dense fog advisory. after that the skies will clear. 71 for san francisco. it will be warm for inland valleys. it gets warmer tomorrow. in fact, a risk for strong rip currents this weekend. we'll talk more about that and some rain in our forecast. >> that warm weather will get people to the beach. things to look out for the dangers there. we look forward to the full forecast. if you are planning on heading to san francisco, you won't have to worry about the fog a little later. fleet week celebrations are still going on and president obama is in san francisco. in a few hours he'll take the stage with rapper kanye west for a fundraiser. it starts at 10:00 this morning at san francisco's warfield theater. attendees shelled out between

$250 and $10,000 for the vip experience. the president flew into the city last night and kicked off the fund raising weekend with a private round table dinner. all the money raised will go to the democratic national convention. one protest organizer says obama should focus on helping the underprivileged instead. >> 80% of homeless children are african-american children. and the problem is not being dealt with in an aggressive way. >> after the concert, the commander in chief is jetting down to los angeles for three more fund raisers and another private concert. the bay area is always a hot spot for political fund raisers. presidential hopeful hillary clinton announced plans to visit lose altoes last month. one for youtube and another for the genetics company 23 and me. tickets to that event cost

between $500 and $2,700. to a story of a possible mass shooting plot foiled. hercules please say a high school student was planning to shoot up the school as revenge for being bullied. the 15-year-old high school student was arrested thursday. a school employee says he heard the teen tell another student about his plans. the student's home was searched and they found documents confirming the threat. now a story that continues to unfold as each hour goes by. one of the three drifters connected to two bay area killings. and they're now officially charged with murder. the murin county announced the charges. all three suspects were caught in oregon are expected to be exrudited to the bay area. they were charged for one of two murders. the murder of a 67-year-old in fairfax on monday. the three suspects are also linked in the shooting death of

a 23-year-old canadian back packer. her body was found at golden gate park last saturday morning. investigators say the gun used in both crimes was stolen from a car near fisherman's wharf last monthing. >> the vehicle owner believed he locked his vehicle. he did not and the vehicle was unlocked. he had the weapon in his vehicle. >> investigators say the motive for the killings was robbery. he's up and in good spirits. it's been two days since sacramento hero spencer stone was stabbed. there's word from uc davis he's doing much better this morning. doctors upgraded his condition from serious to fair. stone was stabbed three times in the torso thursday during a fight outside a bar in sacramento. a woman who was with him was also hurt but not seriously. police are looking for the suspects. just two months ago. stone was stabbed while taking

it down a possible attack in france. california now has laws to regulate the medical marijuana industry. governor brown signed a trio of bills. it could put an end to federal raids on dispensaries. growers and retailers will nee licenses. local governments can continue to ban or tax pot businesses. marijuana will now be designated as an agriculture product and will have to follow water laws. the new laws could be a preemptive move. it's likely an initiative to legalize pot could be on the ballot next year. in washington all eyes are on paul ryan. will he agree to be speaker of the house? ryan's new answer is maybe. we have the story. >> reporter: with house republicans begging paul ryan to be speaker, he told colleagues

he'll consider this weekend what to do back home in wisconsin lawmakers are joking paul's wife janna will make the call. their family life would take a hit if he says yes to be speaker. like it would have if ryan were elected vice president in 2012. >> ryan right now has the clout, stature. >> many of us believe he will answer the call. >> jason chaffetz is out if he gets in. emboldened by the success of republican outsiders, trump, carson, fiorina, tea partiers are calling ryan too much an insider. >> the american people want a fresh new face. >> david brett is the one who beat eric cantor, now boehner is leaving. mccarthy steps aside. do staunch conservatives want compromise in congress? >> maybe it would be more fun to watch it burn, descend into

chaos. to eviscerate any last vestige of the establishment that includes paul wien. >> which is why paul ryan said no to be speaker before he said maybe. i'm steve handles, nbc news, capitol hill. after decades of battling sexual assault claims by dozens of women. bill cosby could end up in a courtroom. because of a defamation lawsuit. three new women say cosby damaged their reputations when they came forward with claims of sexual assault. cosby's lawyers said it's his personal opinion. but the judge rejected the motion to dismiss the case. three of the 29 other women accusing cosby of assault live here in the bay area. we'll have their gripping tales coming up in about 25 minutes. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, the bill boards that are causing a stir around the

bay area. the eye opening message that has people talking. plus. >> he's a bold man as we know from what he achieved. >> the new steve jobs movie coming to the big screen and the stars come to san francisco for its big premier. but this latest film has jobs' family upset. we'll explain.

good morning, welcome back to the broadcast. ten minutes after 7:00 on this saturday morning. a look at the san mateo bridge, foggy there and pretty much foggy everywhere across the bay. anthony slaughter will be here with your full forecast. they are not tweeting this news. twitter is slashing jobs. that's according to the tech news outlet. the report says the layoffs will happen next week and affect all departments. the engineering team will be the most likely impacted. twitter tells us, quote, we're not commenting on rumor and

speculation. so what's in the water and why does it smell so bad? tap water in the east bay might be funky next week. starting tomorrow through wednesday, the san francisco public utilities commission will be testing a historic aqua duct. it hasn't been used in 30 years. that could cause the water to smell or taste differently. it's not bad for you. you can try chilling the water to reduce the odor and taste. the talk of silicon valley. the message. porn kills love. fight for love. a salt lake city non-profit called fight the new drug launched the campaign via social media. >> there's a myth around pornography thinking it can spice up a marriage. what we find is that's a temporary solution. the long term impact is the individuals over time end up preferring the fantasy to reality and end up preferring

pixels to people. >> the group chose the bay area because this is where they believethal trend setters are. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, the new movie about steve jobs makes its premier in the bay area. why his family is calling it unfair. this morning we're waking up to lots of fog, especially across the coastline. some places crystal clear like downtown san jose. we'll talk about the fog when it clears up, how warm temperatures go and there's a chance of rain in our forecast. we'll talk all about that coming up after this.

a peak outside this morning. pretty foggy. that's actually san francisco you're looking at. the fog dominates the morning, the noise, that's going to dominate the rest of the day. it is fleet week. and tens of thousands of people are heading down to -- getting ready for the big air show. it starts this afternoon at 12:30. the skies will be filled with jet fighters, parachute jumpers

and of course the crowd favorite the blue angels. the events celebrate the work of the armed forces. this week san francisco is hosting over 2,000 servicemen and women. there's another air show tomorrow and it all wraps up on monday. what do you do? >> musicians play their instruments. i play the orchestra. >> the bay area legend and the story is hitting the big screen. a star studded premier in san francisco for the new steve jobs movie. this time the movie about jobs isn't going over so well with his family and friends. they say it's unfair and accurate. we show how this movie is different than others that have come out before. >> reporter: the movie is just three scenes and takes place in realtime. it explores the moments leading up to three apple product launches behind the scenes. >> before i knew what i wanted

to do i knew what i didn't want to do. >> reporter: the screen writer said he didn't want to make a traditional bio pick. he wanted something different. >> we explore very personal points of friction in his life. >> reporter: there's a lot of material to work with. jobs is a larger than life character. a silicon valley icon who changes the way the world communities through the computer and phone. and some thought he was a difficult man to work for. >> he was a bold man. as we know, from what he achieved. it would be disappointing from my perspective, something i wouldn't be interested in to take a conventional structure way of approaching it. >> reporter: their approach to the movie is getting push back from jobs's widow. >> it was to investigate the man, really. >> reporter: a man apple co-founder knows very well. he thinks the movie is both a tribute and a critique of the

app apple giant. >> this is what he was like, it's up to you to judge did he have to be that way. and the greatness of what he did is in the movie too. >> it's intense and kind of captured you from the beginning and stuck with it the whole time. >> i don't think it demonized him. i don't think it glorified him. it was something in between. >> reporter: cheryl herd, nbc bay area news. they're pretty to look atment could it be a sign of what's to come. thousands of red crabs are washing up in northern california. scientists say el nino might be to blame. during suchworthy events warm water moves north and that might be pushing the crabs. the red tuna crabs are native to san diego and mexico. el nino is on our minds these days. i hear from experts like you if we're talking about rain that's way in the future. >> our rain season has already started but doesn't get going until january.

>> fog season? >> that's here. that's year round. that would be something to see especially if you're headed to the beach. if you're headed to the beach later on this afternoon, heads up we have a risk for strong rip wurn currents. it is going to be choppy in the waters. rip currents from point rays to santa cruz and monterey, some of the south western facing beaches. if you're headed to the beach, make sure you take it easy. the wave heights will be high, up to seven to ten feet. you can see the fog is extensive across the bay area with the exception of the south bay over downtown san jose. it's dense across the peninsula, east bay and san francisco this morning, even for the north bay pretty bad. the dense fog advisory will expire at 9:00. after that we are expecting conditions to improve. look at our highs, it will be warm, 86 with the south bay. 86 for north bay. the inner bay will see temperatures ranging from 70s to

80s. the trivalley will have temperatures near 90. doing any traveling across the state, tyler, 75. nice and toasty, look at la, 92 there. even palm strinprungs 100. high pressure has been the story of our life. we've been talking about clear skies, as rain season starts to get going the storm systems are starting to dive further south. this off the coast not going to bring us shower activity but this will change things up as we head towards the next couple of days. it moves ashore, but there will be a trough that develops across the open waters. that's going to lead us to another chance of rain as we head towards the upcoming week. that will move in by thursday. in the meantime, it's all about the hot weather and all about fleet week. you can still get out and see things this weekend. saturday sunday and monday, we're talking about temperatures in the low 70s. the air show starts at 12:30. temperatures will be night 70.

a nice day headed our way. our inland valleys will be very warm the next couple of days. feeling like summer. temperatures in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees for today and tomorrow. monday, things continue to stay warm. look at that the trivalley will be back into the mid 90s all the way through wednesday. as i mentioned we're talking about a chance of rain returning by thursday. that's going to cool things off. in the meantime, it's all about the heat. and that morning fog. even in san francisco, today, 71. tomorrow 73. 77 by tuesday. wednesday, things start to cool off the coast line. thursday, we will be talking about showers here across the bay area. take a closer look at that coming up a little bit later. thank you very much. much more ahead on today in the bay p. coming up, a second career and a second life after race horses are too old for the track. one man is giving them a new purpose. part of our bay area proud series. a second chance at life. for

many of us -- that's a gift. but this 2nd chance...is all a second chance at life for many of us that's a gift. but this second chance is all about horses. and the man saving them. here's this morning's bay area proud. the number of years a harness racing house lives has a lot to do with the number of seconds it takes for it to get around the track. finish out of the money enough times, a horse can be quite literally finished. >> a race horse either pays his own way or he's history. >> unless that horse has been lucky enough to cross paths with dennis winfrey. over the past quartert century, dennis has invited more than 70 standard bred horses to live with him after their racing careers were over. he has more than 30 on his salinas ranch right now.

some, he didn't even have to pay a dime for. >> there are those that think that the more you pay for a horse the better they are. and that's not the case. >> dennis says these horses just happen to be perfect for what he needs them to be. the fact he saved their lives in the process, dennis just calls that a collateral benefit. >> it happened because i was playing with my hobby. >> it's a hobby dennis says in need of horses used to pulling things, surrounded by a crowd of people and not scared by loud noises. really loud noises. dennis, use, is the california historical artillery society stable sergeant. civil war reenactments up and down the west coast would not be as authentic or as much fun without these horses to deliver the cannon and the ambulance to

where they need to be. >> i'm not growing anymore. so it's my disneyland. >> it wouldn't fit dennis' gruft persona to get misty eyed about saving the lives of creatures. they were animals in need of a second career who were lucky enough to find a man who believed in second chances. >> as far as i'm concerned these are horsed that people put down. and i was able to give them a job. they were very good at their job. they weren't good at the last one, but that doesn't concern me. >> some of the horses dennis has rescued have been with him for more than 20 years. when they're too old to participate, they live out the rest of their lives on dennis' ranch. if you know about someone doing something nice for others i would love to hear from you. go to our website, search bay area proud and you'll find ways

to get in touch with me. much more ahead on today of the bay. three of bill cosby's accusers come from the bay area. how one of those women is trying to change california law to help prosecute sexual assault. plus, why some south bay businesses say they're getting a raw deal. a deal that would never happen in a wealthier area. yeah, we know that feeling. you're so bloated you've started wearing sweatpants ...everywhere. when it finally happens, it's always the worst possible time. and when you're finished, you realize you've been in there for a very, very long time. being irregular is the worst.

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francisco. where preside it is going to be a busy day in san francisco today. you're looking live on the warfield theater where president obama will attend a concert fundraiser this morning with a special performance by kanye west. there's several fleet week events in the city as well. so pack your patience, traffic is going to be extra heavy this morning. just like fog is extra heavy this morning. good morning, i'm garvin thomas,

he's anthony slaughter. he's got the forecast -- particularly people want to know if i go to the blue angels will it be around? >> the fog will be gone by 9:00. things will clear up. by noon when the show is expected to take place, you'll be able to see plenty of sunshine by them. maybe the shades will be handy. you'll need shorts later this afternoon. it will be warm. 71, but really warm for inland valleys. mid 80s to near 90. it gets hotter for tomorrow. those fleet week activities definitely going to be spectacular under full sunshine. then the chance of rain approaches next week. we'll talk more about that. >> bring your air plug and sunscre sunscreen. >> and a little bit of water. >> a lot of water. thank you very much. 29 women accusing comedianc sexually assaulting them made their private stories very public on nbc's dateline. three of them live here in the bay area. after the cameras stopped rolling the bay area women

talked to us. today in the bay peggy bunker has more on their painful and compelling stories. >> it was 1982. i was 24. i was a bartender in reno where he performed. >> reporter: janice baker of petaluma is one of the women in the dateline story and says joining together with other cosby accusers gives her strength. on wednesday a los angeles judge ruled a lawsuit filed by judith huth could proceed. >> i read an article about judith huth. i saw that she was still within the statute of limitations. so i thought if i came forward, i might be able to help her. >> reporter: a massachusetts judge refused to throw out a libel lawsuit. many accusers would like to see the statute of limitations change in california. especially when drugs are used.

>> i know i was drugged. >> very quickly the room started spinning. >> i was holding my head. because i didn't know what was happening. that what was testifying. >> reporter: sexual assaults where drugs are used on victims don't qualify as aggravated assaults. if they did, victims would be able to sue years after the crime was committed. >> under california law, if the allegation is aggravated sexual assault, meaning a weapon is used, there is no statute of limitations. so the prosecutor, district attorney with bring a charge regardless of how old it is. >> reporter: patricia says she was assaulted twice. >> rape was something that happened in an alley at knife or gunpoint. >> reporter: bill cosby has not been charged with a crime. his attorneys say the number of allegations does not make them true. his attorneys have repeatedly

denied allegations in the past and are quick to point out the accusers did not file police report at the time and the alt gags are decades old. >> you have such -- in this cosby case a large group of women that did not know each other before. that have similar stories. that had told people they knew at the time when it happened but never told the authorities. >> reporter: many of the women accusing cosby meet and speak regularly and celebrate legal victories such as the two they saw this week. >> it's all validation. every step forward is all validation. >> reporter: peggy bunker, nbc bay area news. peggy said, a massachusetts judge ruled three of the accusers can continue with their lawsuit. they claim their reputations have been ruined by cosby's legal team. to hear interviews from all 29 of cosby's accusers featured in last night's special go to nbcbayarea.com. you can keep up with the latest

developments by downloading our free app. before landing in the bay area last night, president obama was in roseberg, oregon. mr. obama met privately with families whose loved ones were killed last week. a gunman shot nine people to death before turning the gun on himself. today's visit comes hours after two people were shot and killed this morning on college campuses in arizona and texas. >> we're going to have to come together as a country to see how we can prevent these issues from taking place. today, it's about the families. their grief and the love we feel for them. >> progun advocates came out to protest the president's visit saying he shouldn't politicize the tragedy. >> he see here for a gun grabbing agenda. our town sin mourning. >> the white house has stated in spite of the president's previous comments on gun control

legislation, today's visit was strictly about consoling the families and not about politics. new this morning, uber is failing its female passengers. according to a new lawsuit. the lawsuit was filed on behalf of two women who were allegedly sexually assaulted byiber drivers. they're demanding safety changes. the can't encourages women to call uber as a safe way home h. claimed uber does a poor job of doing background checks on drivers which could have prevented assaults. uber is not commenting on the lawsuit. a small victory for san francisco tenants. it will be harder to evict people for minor lease violations. landlords used to be able to kick out renters for hanging out clothes to dry. not anymore. the law passed late friday after the mayor neither signed or vetoed the legislation brought forth by the board of supervisors. business owners outraged in east san jose say a vta

construction project has put them out of business. and they're wondering if things would have been different if they were in a more upscale part of the city. the vta is adding express bus lanes. a multitude of delays have slowed the project to a crawl. business owners took their complaints to a community meeting last night. we have the story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: it's always festive at the western wear shop. it's where people used to flock to buy their favorite boots or cowboy hats. used to because the customers have effectively stopped coming. >> i get upset. >> reporter: because outside his store. this is all he's seen for months. lane closures and construction cones with nobody doing any work. vta is building an express bus lane along the corridor. it had to fire the contractor, forcing the project to be

delayed. possibly by a year. >> i don't know what's going on. i mean, we losing a lot of clients, a lot of business. if this construction took place, this has been bad for everybody. >> reporter: a 40% drop in business says hav area, a 30% drop next door where they'd had to lay off good employees. >> vta has been sincere in an apology with the community. >> reporter: vta since this letter to merchants, reiterating that apology. the agency continues to say the project when completed will be a great community investment. >> it provides fast, frequent service. it's going to be a great amenity for that community. >> reporter: it won't be complete until the end of next year. that makes the agency's policy ring hollow who insist this sort of delay would never be tolerated in more affluent parts of the country. >> this is a hispanic community. we do the same thing everybody

else does. you know, this is bad. i mean, it's really bad. you know, and i don't know how much longer we can survive like this. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. when you hear healthcare, walmart, might not come to mind. this weekend it should. today, the world's largest retailer is hosting a nationwide healthcare fail. you' -- fair. flu shots and other vaccines will be available. certain stores will help you sign up for health insurance. much more ahead on today in the bay. those overhead bins may cause a lot of complaints. a big change could make your next flight a whole lot smoother. boeing is going big. we're

talking about overhead in boeing is going big. we're talking about overhead bins. it's adding 50% more space over

head on its fleet of 737's. that will add 60 more carry on bags overhead. boeing is taking away two inches of headroom to make it fit. one airline is already on board with the change. >> customers told us they have a lot of anxiety whether or not they can fit their bag on that plane. by providing so much more bin space it aleve 80s anxiety for them. >> alaska airlines will be the first major airline to upgrade. delta airlines plans to remove seats to add more space on flights. that extra space will open up the cramped quarters flight attendants have to work in. happy flight attendants can mean more friendly trips. talk about sticker shocks. verizon users will see a major bill increase in november. the cell phone company is ending the unlimited data plan for those who were grandfathered in.

customers' bills could be $20 more. more ahead on today in the bay, real cool rock and roll memorab memorabilia. we're looking at fog in the oakland hills. we are going to see a bright day after the fog burns out. temperatures going up to 90 for some of us.

welcome back. 7:42. we are seeing sunshine here in san jose. it's a different story across most of the bay area. we have a dense fog advisory until 9:00. we have a risk for strong rip currents at those area beaches today. take it easy if you're headed to the beach. not only for several beaches, but across the entire bay area coastline. we're looking at strong rip currents, especially for the

south western facing beaches. you notice the winds anywhere from 20 to 30 miles per hour and the wave heights will be anywhere from seven to ten feet. take it easy if you're headed to the beach. it will be a great day to enjoy the water. never turn your back on the water. south bay recollelooking at sun. you can see where the fog is dense, the peninsula. the east bay looking pretty bad as well. san francisco fogged in from the golden gate bridge downtown. and the north bay looking at temperatures in the 50s. al later on this afternoon we will see a bright day. 71 for san francisco today. 82 for east bay and 86 for the north bay. the rest of the state, sunshine for all of us today, pretty warm across southern california. looking 92 for la. 87 for santa barbara. now we have a storm system sitting off the coast line. t this won't bring us rain activity just yet.

it will allow for a trough to develop off the coast line. there will be another area of low pressure that develops over southern california. it will stay warm the next few days. you notice on the seven-day forecast there is a chance of rain in the forecast by the time we get to thursday. we'll talk pore about that coming up. it is fleet week weekend here across the bay area. saturday, sunday and monday you can get out and participate in some of those events happening in san francisco and today. the air show starts at 12:30. temperatures will be 70. it will be hot for inland valleys. today, tomorrow and the next couple of days. 80s and 90s for the south bay. and east bay valleys. wednesday and thursday, temperatures do start to cool off a little bit. even in san francisco, you'll be 71 for today. 77 by tuesday. wednesday, we begin to cooling trend with a few more clouds. this is the area of low pressure i want to talk about that's going to bring us showers. you can see to our south it

moves in by wednesday and increase our cloud cover them. maybe a chance of showers wednesday night into thursday morning. and then after that, it will move out quickly. overall it does look like we could see a few more showers as we move to the middle part of the upcoming week. >> thanks anthony. still ahead, your chance to own guitars signed by music legends. music and food, all for a great cause. we'll talk about the julian rock memorial coming up . good morning, there's lot to do. fleet week activities continuement over at the piers and traffic jams continue. further south in the heart of the city there's an artistic jam. there's some performances we had our show asian pacific america. this is collaboration with a a k with artists -- it's hosted by a non-profit. they call it empowerment through

entertain. i can call it a lot of the cool artists i've seen on ubtogether in person. the oakland estue ware benefits the complimently clinic. it featurers alternative medicine. you register or row or paddle, whatever you do the money raised go to help the clients. spirits raised go towards everyone involved in the day. there's the land lubbers. i wouldn't want to squash their hopes. there you go, squash. pumpkins in the park. the annual fall celebration the harvest festival is designed to promote awareness of the guwad loupe park. carnival games, food, fresh sider and as seen on tv the giant pumpkin patch.

today from 10:00 to 4:00. i'll be tracking smokies and the bandits and you and your commute monday morning back here on today in the bay.

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st. jude's hospital. today the founders are joining us now to tell us about the event, all about the cool stuff. but, first, i wanted to get into the most important thing here. not the guitars, not the pictures, but the picture in the corner. tell us about julian. >> julian is our first son. he was born in 2005 and unfortunately he had a severe disease and we lost him after two days. his legacy lives on through the julian rock memorial. this is our fifth annual. our goal is to raise awareness to catastrophic pediatric diseases and raise money so other families don't have to suffer the way we did. >> st. jude does amazing stuff. i want to hear why you chose them. julian only survived two days, there wasn't a chance for the hospital to help them. why did you choose them? >> we chose st. jude because they never turn a child away

based on race, ability to pay. they take care of the family. they make it so the family can focus on the child which i think is the most important piece and they also focus on catastrophic pediatric diseases. it's a very good cause. >> the julian rock memorial is all about music, it's all focused on music. i know you guys -- why did you choose that as the way to honor julian and help other kids? >> music really helped us heel. we're big music fans. that was really kind of what helped us get out of the darkness and find a way to a new normal. >> okay. this is the fifth year? i want to get into some of the stuff that's going to be -- >> is it a silent auction? >> silent auction, free food. refreshments a lot of fun. >> let's talk about the guitars first. what are special about some of the guitars? >> we brought a portion of the guitars. we have a guitar signed by def

leopard. godan, a fabulous manufacture of guitars. an equator custom giduitar. >> the blue one is? >> chiellds. >> these are photos by dustin jack. both fabulous guitars with popular acts and they signed them especially for us. >> tell me, again, being the fifth year you've had some experience going through this. i'm sure the first time you did it you didn't know what to expect. what is it like for you now at the end of all this? there's a lot of planning, you're so focused on the details and getting the stuff. when all is said and done and you have the money and you donate inmon donate the money, what does it do for you? >> it brings healing. it's a special feeling to help families. it's hard work and it's not

rewarding. it's not just becky and i we have a huge committee helping us. it brings home the point that music is a good way to heal and the people in the music industry want to help. >> fantastic. great lesson about life going forward. i asked if there were other children. >> we have a 4-year-old gunner. hi, gunner. >> that sounds like a music name is he already playing the guitar? >> he loves to beat on instruments. >> billy idol is his hero. >> here's the details about the julian rock. the fifth annual julian rock memorial is sunday 11:00 to 5:00. keith holland good tars on roberts road. you can get all the information. thank you so much and best of luck with the event this year. much more ahead on today in the bay. a california high school gets a big homecoming game surprise. why tom hanks, the oscar winner

thanked the student body. yeah, we know that feeling. you're so bloated you've started wearing sweatpants ...everywhere. when it finally happens, it's always the worst possible time. and when you're finished, you realize you've been in there for a very, very long time. being irregular is the worst. get more fiber with chocolatey, chewy fiber one bars. feeling good can taste great.

fremont... and now we have proof. 12-thousand year old "ice age here's a line i never thought i'd read. wild camels once roamed fremont. 12,000-year-old fossils were discovered three years ago. they were found when pg&e were upgrading a water line. the fossils are going on display on the children's natural history museum. a bison, 11,000 years ago, bison were much bigger than they are today. >> how many times is a child able to say this is a fossil that came from three miles up the road in the area that represents this time period in the history of this place. it's exciting. >> the fossils were found along the fault line, experts believe the bones were brought closer to the surface during a magnitude 7

quake in 1868. high schools are gearing up for homecoming festivities. one decided to go all out with a tom hanks' float. >> hi, everybody? >> the oscar winner filmed that special video for the central valley school. students impressed the oscar winner by channelling their inner forest gump. they had floats based on toy story and big. they were acstatic the hollywood star took the time to compliment the efforts. >> he sent us a personal video from on set of his own movie. >> he also sent the school a signed type writer. to which the kids said what's a type writer. >> he's a legend. >> he seems to be as nice in real life.

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