(adlib) good saturday morning to you. it is 7:00, and giving you a live look outside in san jose. it looks hazy out there, but the sun is trying to breakthrough. boy, it's been warm. we really appreciate your joining us. i'm kira klapper. it there any relief? this week was hot. >> here's the small silver lining. there is relief because air quality improves. fires burning in monteray,

clearing autothe atmosphere, and nevertheless, after that, it's hot. san francisco waking up to a blan at the time of clouds, fog, 55 degrees in the city, and throughout the next couple days, we are waking up to morning clouds, afternoon sun, and temperatures along the coastline stay pretty much in the 60s and 70s through next week. right now, everyone's in the 50s and 60s, and there's low clouds moving inland as far as the south bay and the tri-valley in parts. later on this afternoon, the clouds go, a sunny and warm day for places in morgan hill, livermore, concord, fairfield all in the 90s. 80s in palo alto, and 70s inner bay. 60s and 70s at the bay. normal temperatures there. keep in mind the air quality was really bad, but it's going to improoif today. >> good. it's nice to see fairfield not in the hundreds. >> triple digits, yeah.

it was all week. >> we'll check in later for a detailed forecast. anthony, thanks. new this morning, an early morning fight sent a group of people to the hospital, two for emergency surgery. it happened at 1:30 this morning in on san carlos street. four people injured with stab wounds who have undergone surgery. police have not yet released more information. a teenage girl killed in a car crash in the south bay, and five of our coworkers injured, and now investigators work to see what led to the accident. it happened around 3:00 yesterday afternoon near lafayette street. police and medics responded, and when they did, the teenager who was a passenger in the truck was already dead. the driver and four other passengers were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries.

they say people on the truck were on the way back from catering an event in oakland when they crashed. customers stopping by the restaurant reacted to the news. >> i'm emotional behind it because it's just -- it's a real tragedy. it's awful. >> witnesses told investigators it didn't look like the truck was speeding before the crash. police are checking traffic cameras and the truck's computer system to verify that. a deputy involved in the now infamous beating of a burglary suspect is no longer with the sheriff's department. veteran deputy shawn osborne was fired, one of three officers involved in the car burglary suspect. he and two other deputies chased the suspect from castro valley into san francisco on report of a stolen car. a bystander shot this video of the beating. san francisco's public defender says deputy was seen twerling a

necklace taken off and giving it to witnesses in exchange for their silence. the attorney, however, expects his client to be exonerated. the other two deputies are on paid administrative leave. finally, an arrest in the case of a quadruple homicide in san francisco's hays valley that happened more than a year ago. the police invest gapter says the case was considered a high priority after they found a car riddled with bullets. the four men inside the car were all dead. police called relatives of all four victims yesterday to announce the break in the case. this news is a relief for the mother of 19-year-old. >> i could not rest unless i knew there was an arrest. how can i say i love my son if i'm not fighting for my son? >> yesterday, they arrested 27 lee farley of san francisco, facing a list of possible charges including four counts of murder and participating in a

street gang. police arrested farley in a federal prison in atwater where he's already serving time for being a felon in position of a firearm. court documents revealed he has a long history with drugs and weapons charges. he will appear in court on monday. now to valleo, a mother on a mission of justice when her mom was attacked. her car was stolen tuesday, and she approached the people, and tried to get the car back, and then the situation turn eed violent. >> closed the car door, caught my mom's shirt and dragged my mom putting the car on drive, rolled over her in the u-turn and took off. >> the victim's daughter says the thieves are a man and woman, driving the car all over the north and east bay using the victim's credit cards. the daughter uncovered

surveillance video of the man she thinks is the suspect. there's a photo there. she's begin it to police in hopes of leading to an arrest. a medical transport plane on the way to oakland crashed yesterday, killing all the pmgs on board. four people were killed and we're told parts of the aircraft are spread across the dense forest. the transmission shows the pilot reported smoke in the cockpit after taking off. the plane turned around to go back but crashed about five miles north of the airplane. the plane was registered to a company called cal or life flight, transferring parties throughout northern california and oregon. well, two people are under arrest for the shootings of two san diego police officers early yesterday morning. one of those officers died and just yesterday, police department colleagues gathered with supporters from the public for a vigil to remember him.

the shooting makes departments across the country on high alert following killings in dallas and baton rouge earlier this month. the john deguzman was the officer shot and killed, a 16 year veteran of the police departmentment his partner was shot and seriously wounded. the second suspect was taken into custody after an hour's long swat standoff. >> i can't begin to put in words the emotions and feelings that surround an event like this. this is one of the most difficult and heart wrenching situations for police officers to go through. >> san diego investigators are working to determine if that attack was premeditated. much more ahead on "today in the bay. coming up, growing concerns about zika. new developments scientists are concerned about after people are

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welcome back to you at 7:10 on saturday morning, a live look at cloudy skies over san jose. we have those fires burning to the south of us, and anthony slaugter says the air quality will improve today. we'll see temperatures drop just a couple degrees. people in lake county are getting a bit of rez bit from a pair of raging wildfires there. they are burning near the town of clear lake close to where last year's devastating valley fire scorched 76,000 acres. this is video yesterday shot by one of our viewers. one blaze blackened ten acres near highway 53 in clear lake, and the second fire ignited just about five miles north of that, east of highway 53. the fires burned nearly 20 acres

total and destroyed one structure. at last check, the fires were 50% contained, and evacuation orders lifted. meanwhile, help is on the way in the fight to contain the fire burning. fema gave the green light to use federal funds to battle the wildfire that charred 33,000 acres and it's 15% contained. it's burning since last friday and continues to threaten about 300 homes there. a bulldozer was killed in the fire earlier this week. the zika virus took a dramatic turn in florida. four people diagnosed with the virus there, did not catch it or seize meaning the virus was likely spread by local mosquitos. all four patients live within a mime of one another north of miami. state health officials are door to door to get the word out and nearby states are watching closely. >> so this was not unexpected.

we know that florida has large populations of these mosquitos and large numbers of travel required zika cases so this is not a surprise. >> experts say the u.s. will not see the kind of epidemic sweeping plsweep ing brazil because we have better sanitation, mosquito control, wider use of air conditioners and screens on the win does. >> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay," a big day for one startup after the latest tech ipo soars. we'll introduce you to the company and ask employees exactly what they will do with all that money. what a good problem. >> this morning, clouds are across the area. the clouds are meaning a cooler day for some of us, but still rather warm inland. the full forecast after this.

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welcome back to you. it is just shy of 7:15 on saturday morning. we're taking a live look outside, a beautiful sky. i was merging the words. san jose, pretty with the sun peeking through there. good news, temperatures drop by a few degrees for most of us today. meteorologist anthony slaughter, it's hot inland. when it comes to timing, bart may not have the best timing this weekend. they are shutting down the tracks between glen park and daly city station. it's in a weekend jam packed with activities. >> so i hear -- >> reporter: bart's balboa park station closed with no trains running between glen park and daly. >> good to have notice, but unfortunate. >> reporter: first of seven closures to allow bart to make repairs. >> replace an interlocking, half

mile section of tracks with switches, and in the process, we're going to make things quieter. >> reporter: as trains roll by, neighbors near the park say you hear why the repairs are needed. >> try to zone it out, you know, but it's loud. >> reporter: this will be an exceptionally busy weekend in san francisco. 27,000 runners are registered for the san francisco marathon and the giants play at home. >> we do have extra shuttles for baseball games, extra shuttles for the closures for people to make connections. >> reporter: they have express shuttles too, and taylor is headed to sfo, and bart is advising airport passengers to add an hour to the trip. >> i mean it is going to be an inconvenience. it's tough hearing about it, especially last minute. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. well, in business and tech news, the tech industry's roaring again. if you need anymore evidence, we had a big ipo yesterday, a story only seen on nbc bay area.

silicon valley tech startup pulling in big bucks on wall street. business and tech reporter, scott budman, has the story. >> reporter: the confetti fell on the nasdaq as a rare silicon valley ipo brought $95 million into the coffers of talenz, a redwood city tech company. >> it's surreal. >> reporter: also successful. the stock price popped 40% on day one, more evidence tech has its groove back. >> i believe that the last time we've seen something like this is the worldwide web. >> reporter: surrounded by confetti that fell on the headquarters, they talked about how investors jumping into big tech firms like google and facebook are also ready for more ipos. >> i think we've really kind of put ourselves on the map today. >> reporter: they also set themselves up for growth, which,

they say, will include more hiring, and, yes, that means things will get even more crowded around here. >> if you look at 101 and 280, they are full getting up to the city or going south is a tough commute. it's a nice thing. showing there's a robust economy in the bay area again. >> reporter: high fives for a high stock price and a bright future. scott budman, nbc bay area news. well, boy, the sun is shining on that company. let's take a look with anthony slaughter at the weekend forecast. >> we'll get sun too later on this afternoon. we get the clouds in the morning, the weekend, and sleep in a little bit -- >> we plan it. >> yes. exactly. i'll push the switch and get rid of the fog just like that. >> good. >> if only it worked like that. here's a look at the five microclimates here this morning. waking up, you can see south bay, there's clouds there as well, and so it's not completely sunny everywhere, and you'll

notice the trivalley, sun there, but everyone else, cloudy. later on this afternoon, it's going to be nice. 95, though, in the tri-valley. that's the warm spot. comfortable weather, san francisco, you'll have it. 68 later on. the peninsula, north bay in the 70s. today, the fog pushes back to the coastline at noon, and then it rolls back into tonight, really widespread tonight. more fog than this morning, reaching as far south as south san jose and far east as sacramento and tracy. keep in mind as we wake up to clouds this morning, another foggy start expected tomorrow. it's because our winds have shifted. they were coming in from the south all week long, and we had a poor air quality as smoke rose over the bay area. now our winds are coming in from the ocean so that's a cool ocean breeze, and that's going to continue to at least keep the coastline cool. we'll see temperatures warmer, though. the timeline, sunday, tomorrow

morning, when you wake up, again, onshore wind mean fog and cooler weather through your sunday. really not expecting a lot in terms of excessive heat, at least here at home. now, there's air quality alerts for the central valley, heat warnings in san bernardino, and we have red flag fire warnings for really utah, nevada, all the way up towards washington and oregon. now, here at home, again, the heat not going to be overly excessive, but it's very warm for our inpland valland valleys. cool on the coastline, down to santa barbara, and l.a. up into the 70s. tomorrow, again, not expecting a huge swing in temperatures, and, really, the same for tuesday. we're staying where we are today. that's the general trend in the next few days. if you're going to the garlic festival this afternoon, it's warm. hitting 1:00 to 5:00 this afternoon, temperatures will be about 91 to 96 degrees there. it will be hot, hazy, and

remember the sunscreen and mints as well. all right. let's talk about the highs today. 84 in santa rosa, 68 in san francisco, and, again, there's the heat. you can see from fairfield down towards morgan hills, 90s. high pressure is the story this week as it continues to stay right where it's at. it allows heat to pump in from the desert southwest. a trough to the north kind of forms for the pacific northwest, but really, for us, it's not going to affect us at all. the seven-day forecast, inland valleys, 80s and 90s, we'll continue with morning fog, and as far east as the tri-valley. cooler, fog for san francisco, and even cooler for monday. 63 by then. back over to you, kira. >> 63 looks good, a good finish line mark. thanks. much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. a local woman uses healing power of horses to help kids with autism. it's part of the bay area proud

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the most scenic parts of the bay area... but it not just the beautiful coastline ...it's also the horses. as today in the bay's garvin half-moon bay is one of the most scenic parts of the area but it's not just the coastline, but the horses. as today in the bay shows us, there's a magic that happens between the horses there and the kids. >> step one, yes. >> reporter: if she tells you she was a typical horse obsessed little girl, don't believe her. there was nothing typical about joelle's obsession. >> if you had oo horse in the backyard, if you looked at it, i was sitting on it, i would call the police. it's a problem. >> was that a joke? >> no. >> joelle learned to get permission to be around horses and has not left their sides since.

jumping, polo, years exercising thoroughbreds at racetracks, and eventually started a riding school. >> the hands both work together. beautiful. >> reporter: she doesn't remember exactly why, but parents of children with autism or behavioral problems began seeking her out. it was then that this woman who thought she knew everything about horses began learning how little she knew. like the time one troubled boy wanted to ride the most spirited horse in the stable. joelle feared what would happen. >> the horse's body changed completely. he was kind. and i actually found out a lot about that horse that there's a tremendous intelligence and kindness, and he's now a perfect horse. >> reporter: that program is the square peg foundation. the profit tried a dozen years ago specializes in helping kids primarily with autism and their

families through contact with horses. in this case, 20 retired race hours on 100 acres in half moon bay. >> this was a racehorse less than a year ago. >> reporter: she says it's not paper and she's not a therapy, but it's freedom for a few minutes. the chance to ride high above all life's special challenges. >> you know, kids told he's bad all the time and told he can't, you put him in that position, you know, he is free. >> reporter: she says the success stories are too many to mention, special moments, a daily occurrence, but they are nothing, she says, what truly fuels her? >> dignity. >> it fuels me. square peg is successful when it's not special. >> reporter: garvin thomas, nbc

bay area news. >> if you know somebody doing nice for somebody, go to our website, nbc bay area.com and search bay area proud. much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. fighting crime with a shrinking police force. the san jose police chief tells us how they are making it all work to keep the streets as safe as possible. plus, a new investigation involving the hillary clinton campaign, a new security breach that's triggered so much concern.

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forecast. >> if you're headed outside today, keep in mind the air quality will be much more better for you, especially if we have the respiratory illness. poor and unhealthy air quality all week long, but now we're in the good to mod category. if you're going to the garlic festival, keep that in mind today. comfortable and cool in san francisco, half moon bay and santa cruz, mix of 60s and 70s, and the fok we have now, kira, will move out past 11:00. the seven-day forecast coming up. >> thank you. an early morning fight at a san jose intersection sends a group of people to the hospital, two for emergency surgery. it happened at 1:30 this morning at almond boulevard and san carlos street. when police responded, they say they found four people injured including two with major stab

wound. they are the two who had undergone emergency surgery. police have not yet released any other information. a teenage girl kill the in a car crash in the south bay and five of her coworkers injured. now, investigators are working to figure out what led to the accident. it happened at 3:00 yesterday afternoon on the express way near lafayett street. when they responded, the teenager, a passenger in the truck, was already dead. the driver and four other pmgs we passengers were taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. their they were on the way back from catering an event in oakland when they crashed. customers stopping by the restaurant react to the news. >> i'm emotional behind it because it's a real tragic -- tragedy. it's awful. >> witnesses told invest gapters it did not look like the truck was speeding before the crash, and police are now checking

traffic cameras and the truck's computer system to verify that. a new clue this morning as police hunt for a man they say maced and tried to kidnap a woman walking to a bus stop. take a look, if you can, police say this sketch of this man, he was wearing black clothing at the time is the person they believe tried to kidnap a 23-year-old woman thursday morning on washington street in san leandro. a good smar ton saw the man dragging the woman into his silver nissan and jumped in to stop him. >> took everything i had to do to make sure she was okay. i pried her free, all the while the guy tries to pull her in, spraying the poor girl in the face with mace, she's gargling it, it's in her eyes. >> authorities say the young woman is okay, but recovering emotionally. the attacker described adds a

black man, a go tee and glasses at 5'10". authorities fear he'll strike again. if you have any information, you're asked to contact the police. the san jose police department deals with stabbing issues, and they say it's a testament how dedicated the officers are. today's in the bay takes a look at the crime rate in the bay area's largest city. >> reporter: this is what burglars did to home in evergreen this week, knocking down doors to get inside. this is where suspects in the burglaries ended up, face down in a creek bed nearby. >> really, really happen. >> reporter: neighbors say they are glad, yet surprised police arrested the suspects so quickly. >> really appreciate their hard work. it's not easy to be called and then actually catch the people. >> reporter: the police chief says the officers are exhausted. many times working on their days off to help the understaffed department and they are mentally fatigued after hearing reports of officers killed in the line

of duty across the country. >> well, they are under a tremendous amount of stress. you know, it's a very tired police department. they've been operating, doing so well for so long with so little. >> reporter: because of understaffing, right now, the department needs to fill 240 shifts a week, each of those filled by officers on overtime. yet, even with all the stress, the chief says he's seen drops in burglaries from 5,000, 167 in 2014 to 4,000 last year, and other crimes. >> we want to be safe like only police can save us. >> reporter: sources tell me the police officers in this picture were all working on their day off or on overtime. nbc bay area news. and now to decision 2016. both conventions are now over, and the presidential nominees wasted no time hitting the campaign trail. hillary clinton and tim kaine traveled to harsburg, pennsylvania yesterday.

that state could be key to winning the white house. >> i'm not telling you everything is peachy keen. i'm telling you we've made progress, but we have work to do, and we're going to make sure everybody is included. >> clinton pledged her first hundred days in office would be the biggest investment in new jobs since world war ii. the campaign, meanwhile, is the target of cyber hackers. a program hacked, but there's no evidence its internal systems were broken into. this news comes after a series of sieb r attacks on the democratic national committee. the fbi is investigating the case, but so far, no word on who is behind it. meanwhile, donald trump campaigned in colorado. he's responding to thursday night's blistering speech by hillary clinton. >> i was curious to see whether she'd do a class act and not mention my name. or mention it with respect. >> clearly stung by clin top's criticism of the temperament, he

also said he has the best temperament of anyone who's ever run for president. a programming note for tomorrow morning's "meet the press," airing at 6:00 a.m., an hour before our newscast right here on nbc bay area. chuck todd focuses on the next 100 days leading up to the election. now to a family along the peninsula. they say they are being e vigted after making complaints about a rat and mold infestation in the apartment. just yesterday, a group rallied outside the apartment complex in san mateo calling for change. he says his kids suffer from asthma because of black mold in the building. he also says the landlords do not properly care for the area, and the heritage realty was to fix the issue, but he received an eviction notice. the deputy mayor spoke on his

behalf. >> he asked, these landlords throughout san mateo, search their souls and to have a heart and take action to fix this very, very serious growing problem amongst our middle class. >> we reached out to the property company for a comment. we have not heard back. in san mateo, there's a just cause eviction measure on this november's ballot. he's getting help. multiple reports that the raiders' linebacker smith entered a treatment center, however, it's not clear what smith is seeking treatment for. the linebacker's currently serving a yearlong suspension for violating the nfl substance abuse policy. this move comes days after smith had denied being in a video that appeared to show him smoking an unknown substance. smith has been to rehab before completing a stint in 2013 after two dui arrests.

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welcome back to you, 7:fourth on this saturday morning. this is at&t park. looks to be fog there. no surprise. meteorologist anthony slaughter says the fog will lift and san francisco will be in the high 60s today. well, speaking of the giants mired in the worst slump the season hope to get back on track last night at at&t park. san francisco hosting the washington nationals in a game you could only see right here on nbc bay area. things started off good, and driving in, and it's 1-0 giants. however, the nationals scored the next four runs of the game, but in the eighth, giants with

the chance of the night, bases loaded, no outs for crawford, and watch what happens snnext. a line drive turned triple play. that's the way it's been going for the orange and black, now 2-11 since the all-star break. >> bases loaded, nobody out, rallied, a tough break for us. the guys need a break. >> sums it up right there. >> tough break indeed. now to the silver and black, they are back. the raiders held their first practice of the season yesterday as the team officially kicked off training camp, they have not made the playoffs or had a winning season since 2002. many experts believe this will be the year things will turn around. experts in our building including. much more ahead on "today in the bay," and coming up, did hillary clinton fight fairly in the accepted speech at the dnc? sam will dig into her accusations against donald trump in this morning's "reality

check." here in the saturday, clouds and fog, temperatures cool, in the 50s in san francisco, and the clouds and fog lift as we go through the day. expect to see some sunshine and beach weather on tap. we'll talk about the forecast coming up. ♪

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welcome back here on saturday, 7:44, time for the microclimate forecast. woodside, there's clouds. the camera is in the mountains, looking into the valley, the coastal range, and there's the fog in the coastal mountains. it's not inland everywhere, but it made it south as san jose. some waking up to clouds this morning throughout the day, but it gets out of here. 56 in san francisco. 56 in santa cruz, and 62 in san jose. later on, san jose, 85 degrees, but the coastline is comfortable, 60s and 70s. warming up in santa rosa, 84 degrees.

conco concord and morgan hill in the mid-90s. it is hot today, especially the tri-valley. temperatures not as hot, back in the upper 80s and low 90s there. mid-80s in the peninsula, and 90s in the tri-valley. the fog today is going back to the coastline. throughout the evening hours. s fog returns, and we expect to see cloudy skies, the coastline, and the interbay and fog moves as far south as san jose and east as fairfield and antioch. tomorrow, we expect another cloudy start and fog peels back to the coastline again because winds shift. all week long, winds come from the south and there's fog e and smoke from the wildfires in the south. that's going to continue to push off towards the east, so we're not going to have to deal with the unhealthy air quality this weekend because of the winds.

again, onshore coming in from the ocean, and that's a cooling winds and why we expect temperatures to be, again, not as hot. that's another key over the next couple days. we have red flag fire warnings in utah to nevada to washington and oregon. air quality alerts for places near the central valley. that's the bulk of the haze and smoke at its worse from the smoke and fires down south. the futurecast, again, temperatures hot in the central valley, and alamo at 96 degrees. some parts of the area close to the century mark. throughout the day tomorrow and monday, we'll see temperatures very much the same. low 90s inland valleys. 80s in the bay. 60s and 70s in the coastline. if you're going to the garlic festival, 96 the temperature there, hot and hazy. remember the sunscreen. high pressure in control for us here at home over the next couple days, making for hotd temperatures inland, cool at coastline, but morning fog each

and every morning through the next few days. temperatures, in the 80s, 90s, all the way through next week. the seven-day forecast, inland cooler for tomorrow, and the morning fog will make for an even cooler day monday and tuesday, and temperatures rebound through the upcoming week. san francisco, though, pretty much the same thing, mid-60s, all the way through the week. back to you. >> looks good, thanks. much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. reality check, hillary clinton's acceptance speech at the democratic national convention including attacks on donald trump.

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(adli welcome back, 7:50 on saturday morning, clouds and sun in san jose. anthony slaughter says we'll be just a couple degrees cooler than we have been this past sweltering week. the inland valleys will still be quite hot. during thursday's convention, hillary clinton had a turn taking jabs back at donald trump, but how accurate were the punches? we break it down in this week's "reality check." >> and our next president, hillary clinton. ♪ with the world watching, many

watching history, hillary clinton laid out a case for president beginning by comparing her approach of collaboration with trump's purported desire to go it alone. >> don't believe anyone who says "i, alone, can fix it." >> reporter: but were the donald trump's words? yes, pretty much verbatim. >> i am your voice! nobody knows the system better than me. which is why i, alone, can fix it. >> reporter: trump seems to be referencing a rigged political system, although, hes trade in the same portion of his speech. next claim. our economy kicked into high gear under the obama administration. >> nearly 15 million new private sector jobs, 20 million more americans with health insurance, and an auto industry that just

had its best year ever. >> reporter: now some quick facts. it's 15 million new jobs if you start from february 2010. if you're counting from when obama took office in february of 2009, it's more like 10.5 million jobs. the american auto industry did roar to a record level of sales in 2015, but as the "new york times" reports, the industry lost a lot of real estate. detroit's big three auto makers now represent than half of the market place. in 2000, the try owe topped two-thirds. lastly, a claim heard from many democrats. >> when more than 90% of the gains have gone to the top 1%, that's where the money is. we are going to follow the money. >> reporter: according to the work of renound berkley economist, that's where the money did go. from 2009-2012, the top 1% of families collected 91% of income

growth, but broaden the timeline to 2015, and he finds the number shrinks with 1% earning about half of all income gains. for reality check, i'm sam brock. follow-up now to a story from the investigative unite. a government contractor add milted they mishandled soil samples cleaning up radiation at a site in san francisco. the feds say the company violated standards set by the nuclear regulatory commission. the nrc is proposing a $7,000 fine against tetra tech, the contractor in charge of cleaning up the shipyard in order to make way for homes and shops. the nrc found workers deliberately falsified soil samples. in 2015, our unit first exposed the false radiation data, and earlier this year, a former worker told us his bosses

ordered him to conceal radiation. a company spokesperson says they have since taken corrective action. 7:54 right now. much more ahead on "today in the bay", and coming up, a dog goes on quite the journey to reunite with his family, going from the bay area to mexico and back. flr

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mateo to tijuana and back to the bay area? today in the bay's cheryl hurd has the story about a reunion between one lucky dog and his . welcome back, how does a dog go to mexico and california and back to the bay area? sounds like a punch line is coming, but today in the bay has the story about a reunion about one lucky dog and his peninsula family. >> reporter: she and her parents are nervous. >> i hope he remembers me. >> reporter: because they had to give up their dog, duke, almost three months ago because they lived in a small apartment. >> we had to give him away to my dad's cousin, and i only wanted the best for him. i wanted him to have enough space to run around and play,

and not be indoors in a tiny old apartment. >> reporter: her cousin had space in baja, california near the-mexico border. this is a picture of duke on the day dianna and her parents gave him up for what they thought was a better life. then a couple weeks ago judy clayton got a call. >> a woman in mexico reached out to us on facebook because she knew we rescued dogs in baja, california. she said, she found this dog and could we help her. >> reporter: duke found in mexico as a stray with a tick-born disease. lucki luckily, duke was wearing a tag. >> we reach out, we think we have your dog, and, of course, she was overwhelmed and no idea the dog was missing. >> hey! duke and dianna reunited. her father, pablo wiped tears. >> completely grateful, so blessed to have him her.

nbc bay area news. now to brazil. fireworks lighting up the sky over rio's stadium as rehearsals are underway. it was a a trial run for the ceremony that takes place on august 5th. members of team usa are starting to arrive in rio. gymnasts tweeted out a photo with her teammate in the olympic village. the caption, the dream is real, nights in rio. we are now just five days away from the opening ceremony of the rio olympics. dr. jessica on her way there to bring us live cove rachblg frra from the opening ceremony and every single day, the rest of the olympic games. it is 7:58. we want to thank you so much for making us a part of your morning more local news tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00. enjoy the slight cool down tea. we hope you have a great day. .

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