after serving just three months for sexual assault. that story coming up. plus, overnight shooting in the east bay. search to find a gunman still on the loose in hayward. and rejected. the los gatos city council is say nothing to a controversial development project but we're also on the colin kaepernick story which continues to be fueled this morning. he took a knee in san diego as the chargers honored military servicemen. thanks for joining us on this friday morning. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. there is a lot to get to this morning. we're going to go back out to san jose and the brock turner release in just a moment. we're wait for that any moment. first, though, a quick check of your weather. and we have a holiday coming up, end of summer holiday. >> not going to feel much like it, especially by tomorrow. right now this morning we have temperatures to wake up to in the 50s outside. mostly clear skies. as you move into the afternoon, the forecast looks like some mid

80s around the tri-valley. san francisco upper 60s. low 80s around the south bay. so a pretty pleasant start to your friday morning now. anthony in for mike with a look at your friday morning commute. >> looking at good conditions. we have a couple of spots that are of concern this morning. in fact, on 680 northbound at 84 eastbound there is some slowing here. in fact, there was a report of a car fire, another one, in fact, and this is not picking up on the slowing that i was seeing just a minute ago. keep in mind there is slowing 680 northbound through sunol. the south bay we have construction in the roadway where 101 meet. but overall, lots of green on the map p that means good to go. we'll track more, back to you. now to something we've been tracking all morning long. former stanford swimmer brock turner is about to be released from jail. it could happen at any minute as we take a live look at all of the folks, members of the media, protesters, gathered outside awaiting that moment. he's going to walk out a free man very soon. >> in the last ten minutes bob redell talked with the sheriff

laurie smith. she made mention of the revised sentencing law that's now on the governor's desk, ab-2888. right now the issue is him walking out of jail and whether or not he's going to get any sort of preferential treatment which has been the accusation all along, bob. >> sheriff laurie smith made a point of the fact that he as not received any preferential treatment during his three-month stay under her control as far as being the sheriff of santa clara county. he says, we he has, however, been in protective custody because of the nature of the case and the high-profile nature of it but he would be walking out the front entrance of the jail here. any time between now and the next couple of hours. it could be as late as 9:00 in the morning. but you can see that the main entrance there, the same entrance that any other inmate would leave and if you look to your left you will see they set up barricades, presented a clear

walkway for him to get out and it's lined with members of media though there are a few people from the public who are upset with the short sentence that he received. you will recall that judge aaron persky sentenced brock turner to six months in jail for the sexual assault of an unconscious woman while he was a stanford whether he was also a star swimmer and because of good behavior he is only serving three months of the sentence which is why there's been so much outrage. another reason why they put these barricades out, sheriff's department was expecting many more protesters out here. there's only been a few people out here this morning. here's the sheriff talking about the arrangement for this morning. >> you know, i knew that this was of interest to the public. this is -- we want too make sure that he's treated exactly the same way as anyone else is. certainly we have a lot of people here this morning and we need to make sure the public is safe but this is how everyone comes out and there is no special treatment.

>> you can see the aerial view of the entrance to the jail here where we're expecting brock turner to be leaving at any moment. there's probably a window here between now and 9:00 that he's expected to come out. when he does leave, he's expected to travel back to his home state of ohio. he will be on probation for three years. he will have to register as a sex offender and attend drug and alcohol sessions. you were mentioned ab-2888. that is a bill that is on the desk of governor jerry brown. the sheriff issued a letter urging the governor to sign that bill. this is a bill that would require minimum prison sentences for people convict oefd sexual assault of unconscious people. reporting live here outside the main jail in downtown san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, we will be checking back in with you shortly. thank you. this is a story we've been follow for months and will continue to watch. bob will have an update on the release of brock turner which should happen in the next four hour or so according to the sheriff's own words. next report is coming up in the

next half hour. new this morning, also, in an argument ends in gunfire on the streets of hayward. this happened in the area of south garden avenue and eighth street near interstate 880. police athe victim was just walking down the street when it appears he was involved in an argument with another person or perhaps several people. that man was shot in the torso and left in the street. he is now in the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries but right now the search continues for suspects. now to another subject story that a lot of people are still weighing in on. 49ers quarterback kol pin kaepernick did it again. he did not stand during the national anthem. instead, he took a knee. ♪ kaepernick's continued sideline protests drew loud boos last night in san diego as the chargers were honoring the military ahead of the game. kaepernick did stand while 240

military personnel unfurled a u.s. super flag. but he kneeled for the anthem. he's been sitting during the national anthem at games in the last several preseason games. he says he's protesting the oppression of african-americans in this country and policing tactics. the quarterback did address the issue again after the game last night. >> i'm not anti-american. i love america. i love people. that's why i'm doing this. i want to help make america better. i think having these conversations helps everybody have a better understanding of where everybody is coming from. >> a lot of questions about what he would do next if he were to take this stand. how else he would get involved. kaepernick is now promising to donate the first $1 million of his 2016 salary to various community organizations. 49ers safety eric reid joined kaepernick's protest last night. the 49ers did win the game. the final score, 31-21.

also, in oakland last night another player took a seat during the national anthem. it was not a member of the silver and black though. it was a seahawks secondary player, starting cornerback jeremy lane. he was the only one to do so. lane tells us that he likes kaepernick's message and stance which is why he decided to join the protest. new this morning, los gatos city council voted to reject that controversial north 40 project. developers wanted to build on 44 acres between highway 17 and los gatos boulevard just south of highway 8 a. if you've been around thereoff seen the orange markers. that plan called for tearing down an orchard and building 320 homes and 66,000 square feet of retail stores. locals were concerned about traffic and that big box stores would hurt these small business owners but business owners closest to north 40 say that they did support the development because of that increase foot traffic. to this developing story now

in hurricane hermine which whipped through florida's gulf coast overnight bringing with it 80-mile-per-hour winds and life-threatening storm surges as well. as florida wakes up to the aftermath of that fast-moving storm, the east coast all of the way up to new jersey bracing for what's next. all right. "today in the bay's" jay gray joining us this morning from va vana, georgia, where the affects are going felt from the storms through florida to georgia. >> yes, sam, kris, good morning. thankfully a break right now in between the outer bands of hermine. it moves into the savannah area. we have seen this morning intense rain and swirling winds. that's what you get with the outer bands of this storm. but there is that break in between those as you get closer to the eye of the core of the storm, it's more tightly wound and there's no break in between the bands. so we're enjoying a little downtime here. but i can tell you the rain has been very tough at times. we already have building water in some of the low-lying areas

here. and then there's a concern with the wind. we should see gusts of 40 to 45 miles an hour through the afternoon here. savannah, a beautiful old city but it's got older trees and that could mean some limbs or trees top with that wind bringing down power lines as well. crews were stationed here yesterday, prepared to move in. once this storm clears the area, we'll get about 10 to 12 inches of rain i'm told. that will cause some flooding issues as well. and hermine is going to stick around. it's going to move through georgia into the carolinas and then up the east coast as you talk, that's going to be a problem through early next week. so the entire holiday weekend, this storm is going to effect millions as it moves further north and to the east, what we'll see is the rain continue but also offshore rip tides. so a big warning for a lot of those who thought they might spend the holiday out one more trip to the beach, it's going to be kind of dangerous. you will need to watch that and wait until the storm clears.

that's the situation right now in savannah. we expect to see a lot more as the day continues here. sam, kris, back to you. >> all right, jay gray, keep that poncho handy. thank you very much, reporting live from savannah. microclimate forecast here at home looks way milder than that. >> much more calm. we are cloud free right now in san francisco. 56 degrees. low 50s to start. 57 right now in san jose. hour-by-hour forecast. you're heading off to school later on today, around san jose, highs approaching close to 80 degrees. downtown, 82. mid 80s south of downtown today. san francisco, climbing into the mid to upper 60s. across the north bay you will see temperatures in the 80s to mid to upper 80s near the tri-valley and in for mike, anthony has your friday commute. >> things look good as we have a couple of spots that are of concern. i want to zoom into a couple of 680 northbound at 84 connector just before the 84 connector. breakdown here. it's involved with a car fire as well so you may see spectator

slowing as they get a look at that. coming through oakland, 880 closed in spots coming through near the coliseum. there's this stall on the shoulder, 880 southbound. that's actually going down towards hayward. take you outside toward the bay bridge toll plaza. wide open lanes. see for yourself. back to you guys. >> thank you, anthony. up next, more backlash for donald trump following a fiery immigration speech. the key part that he's now reportedly backing off on. plus, you're glad it's friday. elon musk had the worst week ever. we'll take a look coming up. and of course we are staying on top of the anticipated release of former stanford swimmer and convicted sexual offender brock turner. we have a live picture from the jail. we're watching another entrance and exit to the jail this morning in the event that he does get some preferential treatment though sheriff laurie smith said he would not, he would walk through those front

doors just like any other inmate. we'll continue to follow this for you. backlash..

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"today in the bay's" tracie potts ask joining us live in washington, d.c. with all the reaction this morning. tracie, good morning. >> sam and kris, that's not confusing at all, is it? we'll try and break it down for you. on wednesday donald trump made it clear that he thinks that all people who came into this country illegally should be deported. in the last 24 hours seems to be back off that a bit when it comes to people who have not committed crimes. one day after insisting all undocumented immigrants must be deported, donald trump seems to being baing off. >> killers and drug dealers an all of them, they're gone. then we're going to make a determination as to what we're going to do. >> reporter: democratic running mate tim kaine's questioning why trump didn't insist in private that mexico pay for a wall at the boarder? >> he kind of chickened out and choked when he got right to it. >> reporter: trump also catching heat this morning after "the new york times" published an internal document showing questions and answers for his appearance at a black church in detroit this weekend, are all

script scripted. meantime, vice president joe biden is addressing hillary clinton's ties to her family's foundations. >> i think the clinton foundation like all foundations have found themselves in a position where things are changing and i think she's going to change. >> reporter: a.p. review of clinton's public schedule as secretary of state found dozens of meetings with foundation donors. the state department has confirmed they will release the rest of her public schedule by october 17th, before the election. and her campaign confirms that she will now be traveling on to press plain starting monday. she's caught some heat for not giving reporters enough access. she hasn't had any news conferences this year. but it sounds like she may end up getting a lot of questions in route as she starts traveling on that plane monday. >> all right. i'd like to be on that plane. >> i think a lot of people would like to be, yeah, a fly on the wall, if you will. as we talk about travel right now, travel that went wrong yesterday. it's going to take some rocket

scientists to figure out what went wrong with the spacex rocket that exploded while on the launchpad yesterday. >> it was spectacular. scott mcgrew, they're going to have their work cut out for them. >> the falcon 9 is in lots of little pieces but this is not the first time that spacex has had to deal with rapid unscheduled disassembly. what we would call a big kaboom. we have video that shows the detonation here. starts in the upper stage. and then it's just catastrophic. there had been reports the rocket was carrying a facebook satellite that sort of true. i talked to the satellite's makers in israel overnight. facebook was going to rent time on that satellite to beam internet access to parts of africa but facebook didn't pay for or invest in the actual satellite. nothing special at the satellite itself as much as it was the satellite's planned orbit. it was perfect for broadcasting into southern africa. you really cannot over state what a lousy week it's been for elon musk. even before his rocket blew up.

between the sinking stock of the price of tesla, and guarantees he's had to make against his own fortune to land solar city money, bloomberg calculates he's worked $779 million less today than he was on monday. it's jobs friday. most important dmik data of the month at 5:30. let's turn to landon dowdy at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> reporter: happy friday. wall street will be closely watching today's jobs report data out before the opening bell. it's expected to show another month of solid hiring. although slower in july but investors will be paying most attention to wage growth as it's nearing a level that could push the federal reserve to raise interest rates as soon as this month. stocks closing slightly higher. the dow rising 18 points to 18419. the nasdaq up 14 to 5227. scott, back over to you. >> have a great weekend. history was made in utah and twitter last night, which is

strange sentence but utah state took on wieber state in football. and the whole thing was broadcast live on twitter. it was the first college football game ever live streamed on twitter. by the way, the utah state aggies spanked the wildcats, 45-6. >> glad it wasn't on regular broadcast tv. >> probably could find it intermountain west, you know, channel or something like that. but twitter, that's cool. >> don't they have a deal with the nfl? >> they do. and the nhl and a whole lot of other sports. >> more games to come. let's head outside on this friday morning as we inch closer toward the start of the holiday weekend. golden gate bridge here. we can see it. not too terribly foggy. a lot of folks are going to head to the iconic landmark though to take pictures and cut down on traffic, bring officials will close the vista point parking lot at the north end of the bridge and also the welcome center parking lot. both will close in a couple of hours.

coming up at 11:00 this morning, then reopen at 5:00 this evening. that will releet saturday, sunday, and monday. labor day weekend is right in front of us. that means barbecues and lots of time at the pool, right? unless it's not actually cool weather. >> you may be huddling by the barbecues if you're out on the coast. seeing cool temperatures. in fact, today is probably going to be the warmest day of the next three to four days around the bay area outside right now, we've been seeing temperatures in the 50s and keeping a close eye on those labor day plans beingesqued by now tropical storm hermine. winds have come down a bit to 60 miles per hour. but the slow pat of this storm as it moves from georgia to south carolina over the outer banks of north carolina and then essentially parks itself just offshore of new york and around the east coast for the next two to three days. a lingering impact with beach erosion and heavy rains. hurricane lester still approaching hawaii. it's still curving off to the north. we hope that pattern holds by

saturday. some large surf but the worst and wind and rain off hawaii. around the bay area, temperatures in the 50s. cool start. 51 degrees already this morning. down around santa rosa. got some chilly temperatures for the afternoon highs climbing into the 80s. upper 60s around san francisco. north bay and tri-valley today with highs in the mird 80s in the forecast. but here's the reason why labor day weekend is going to stay cool as you can see the upper air pattern continues to keep this trough in place. you are going to see cool temperatures from the bay area up towards lake tahoe. three-day outlook looking at temperatures close to 70 and monterrey bay we'll have highs in the upper 60s with some areas of drizzle and mist and we'll probably see the same tomorrow morning in san francisco. temperatures in the low 60s. staying cool for labor day weekend. even the valleys. inland temperatures cooling. upper 70s and low 80s. heading through the weekend. the pleasant weekend ahead, let's see if the friday commute is still pleasant at this hour with anthony. >>ed hoing up good right now. noting looking up too much. as far as incidents of traffic

is starting to build a little bit but i do want to show you the spot this morning at 680 northbound near the 84 connector. report of a stall, breakdown, crews on the scene trying to put out a fire now in that area. you can see lots of green getting around this. not a lot of congestion through this area. across parts of 84 through livermore keep in mind near ysabel avenue, parts of that street is closed headed that direction as well. but across the rest of the east bay looking good. keep in mind the oakland as have a game this evening so you have a little more company. take you out side right now and dublin, congestion building but not too bad. we don't have any accidents coming through the altamont pass. back to you guys. >> big sign is dark this morning. notice that? coming up, causing a stink. the proposed multi-million dollar sewage tanks that has some peninsula residents all fired up. the smell of fear is in the air

as san mateo leaders 5:25 on your friday. and the smell of fear is in the air along with other things, too. as san mateo leaders consider installing a 5 million gallon sewage tank. hundreds of community member have signed a petition to block it from going in. many are afraid the fumes will make them sick. others worry their home values are going to plummet. the city says the $900 million program is going to keep the streets and the bay cleaner. they add the tank will be buried underground and will have odor

filters. >> it was alarming and shocking not to have really been reached out to. >> the tank would be empty. it would be cleaned after each use. >> the upgrades are all part of a state mandate. clean water program manager says the tank will only be used during rainstorms to stop raw sewage from spilling into the streets. there will be no final decision until january. san francisco superior court judge blocked the city ord nansz protecting school employees from evictions during the school year. that ordinance was unanimously approved by the board of supervisors in may. yesterday a judge ruled that it is in conflict with state law and prevents property owners from making major rehabilitation or moving into their properties between september and june. the legislation was introduced in response to the housing crisis which is creating a shortage of teachers in the city who say they can't find a place to live. coming up next, the much anticipated release of former stanford swimmer brork turner is

potentially only moments away. we've been out there since 4:30 this morning tracking his release. that is a live look from the front door of the santa clara main jail. bob redell will be reporting live for us. >> yes, good morning, sam, brock turner, the man who only served three months fof sexual assault, about to walk out of these doors here at the main jail in san jose at any moment now. we'll take you there live coming up. pstz at levi stadium in santa clara and 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick continued his protests of the national anthem in san diego last night. but this time he is not alone. we'll have those details coming up in a live report. it's breaking news we've been

following overnight-- former stanford swimmer-- and welcome to "today in the bay." it's breaking news we have been following overnight. former stanford swimmer. this comes after serving three months of a six-month jail sentence for swaumting an unconscience woman. that is the look from our chopper. the aerial perspective. you can see the reporters and crews and protesters that will be out there. bob redell is tracking all the action from us. good morning. thank you for joani ijoining us. i'm sam brock.

by the afternoon, highs in mid 80s and tr tri-valley. 60 nsz san francisco. things looking pretty good for your friday forecast. now let's see what's happening p your friday commute. >> looking good as well. all depends on where you're traveling. in fact, for most of us if you're just headed toward the bay bridge toll plaza, 880 corridor, 101 headed up to the peninsula. wide open lanes. it's through the sunol grade if you're travel that direction, 680 northbound over near the 84 connector there was a report of a breakdown with a car fire but you can see the green on the map denotes that people are getting through without problems. over toward the bay bridge toll plaza, a couple of things happening on 880 and towards the caldecott tunnel but looks more impressive than it is because you can see not a whole lot of folk on the road this morning. maybe taking advantage of that four-day weekend. back to you.

5:31. back to your breaking news this morning. you see this is one of our live cameras there. outside the main jail in santa clara county where convicted sex offender brock turner is expected to be released any time now. this comes after serving three months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. it is a sentence that has created a fire storm of controversy across the nation and that's the reason for the high level of interest outside the jail today. "today in the bay's" bob redell is joining us live from the county jail this morning as we await brock turner's release. and bob, we saw sheriff smith come out and address the public within the last 30 or 40 minutes. tell us what is the atmosphere like right now? >> well, basically it's just a lot of us members of the media out here and then there's a few individual civilians who have a high interest in this case. brock turner expected to exit out the front entrance of the main jail here in downtown san jose just like any other inmate would. the sheriff, laurie smith, out here earlier making a point to

say he will not be receiving any preferential treatment. you will notice barricades are set up to open up a clear pathway for him. they national initially put them out here in case there was a large protest which has not turned out. gn, he's expected to walk out any time between now and maybe around 9:00. that's what we heard from the sheriff's office. aaron persky, the judge who sentenced brock turner to six months in jail for the sexual assault of an unconscious woman on stanford's campus, his sentence has created a lot of outrage. there was one rape survivor here who is quite upset to that and add to the fact that even though he was sentenced to six months in jail, he's only serving three months of that sentence. >> this is just an issue that's really near and dear to my part, ending rape culture. i think it's difficult what this judge did and he's getting out so early. we just came down to look him in the eyes and just to show our support.

now when brock turner exits this morning, he's expected to travel back to his home state of ohio where he will be on probation for the next three years. he will also have to register as a sex offender and attend drug and alcohol counseling sessions. now, there is a bill on the governor's desk, governor terry brown's desk, ab-28888. this morning laurie smith, the sheriff sent out a letter, expressing her support for this bill. and basically this bill would put up minimum prison sentences for anyone convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious person. that bill the result of this brock turner case and the sheriff, again, urging governor brown to sign ab-2888. the main jail downtown san jose await for brock turner to be released at any moment now. reporting for "today in the bay," bob redell. >> thank you very much.

we are going to continue to stay on top of brock turner's anticipated release. as for what's next for the former stanford swimmer, once he's a free man, let's take a closer look again one more time. he's going to be on probation for a period of three years. that's first. turner will also be required to register as a sex offender. that's for life. turner is also banned from stanford for stepping foot on the campus that is the harshest possible sanction a university can impose on a student. this is a story we've been following for months now. we will continue to watch it throughout the morning. bob redell is having another update on the release of brock turner coming up in our next half hour. taking a knee. all eyes are on kol inwicolin kaepernick, not because of his performance on the field but because of what happened before the game last night. he once again decided to not stand during the national anthem and instead he knelt down. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live at levi stadium

with reaction following yet another protest from the controversial athlete and, pete, what is taking a knee mean in this context? >> good morning, kris. it was the fourth game in a row that colin kaepernick refused to stand during the national anthem. he took that knee in respect to the veterans that were at the game. just all the people that have been critiquing him. we have that video of him take that knee and you don't see him there but he was joined by fellow 49er and pro bowl safety eric reid who was a very popular member of the team. and in oakland, you had seattle seahawks cornerback jeremy lane sitting down on the bench during the national anthem. as i mentioned, kaepernick's to kneel and sit on the bench was more for veterans. a green beret who recently tried out ironically for the seattle seahawks but was released. now, those two men embraced following the anthem. now, the point of all this, of

kap's protest is to bring attention to what he considers the on going oppression of minorities in this country. kaepernick spoke at length afterwards about his actions. >> i'm not anti-american. i love america. i love people, that's why i'm doing this. i want to help make america better. and i think having these conversations helps everybody have a better understanding of where everybody is coming from. >> reporter: kaepernick also mentioned after the game he plans to work with different community organizations, even promising to donate his first $1 million this season to these organizations. he didn't name which organization. now, kap's next opportunity to sit or kneel at game will be during the season opener right here at levi stadium on monday night on september f12th. that'ss a s that's assuming he makes the final roster. pete suratos, for "today in the bay." the woman at the center of the police sex abuse scandal involving dozens of police

officers from around the bay area is in florida this morning in jail. 19-year-old from richmond who called herself celeste guap is now facing an aggravated battery charge. the police report from florida says that she had a violent episode at voluntary rehab facility. it started when she ran outside and exposed herself to people on the street and threatened staff and even bit a security officer on the arm. again, according to the police repo report. once she was arrested police say she repeatedly banged her head against the patrol car window and propositioned officers. experts say she needs help. >> that kind of sexual acting out behavior isn't just -- doesn't just occur one day. right? there's got to be some underlying thing. >> more than a dozen police officers here in the bay area are under investigation for having sex with the richmond woman. some of them while she was under age. guap says some of the encounters happened when she was a minor. right now to story you will

only see on nbc bay area. a south bay high schoolteacher says he has proof of a crime but the police officer are too understaffed to do anything about it. he claims that he has video of one of his former students at willow glen high school shattering his car wind shill with a rock in front of his south san jose home. he showed us the video, the same video he shared with san jose police. >> we live in the middle of silicon valley and you wish that there were enough officers to come and help out and, you know, take care of it. i understand there's worst crimes happening in the city. >> san jose police says the case has been assigned to a detective who is going to investigate. the police department has been mired in a staffing crisis for several years now. on tuesday the city council declared a state of emergency in order to allow the chief to pull more detectives out of their current jobs to help answer 911 calls and put more folks on the streets. that means though even fewer detectives will be able to help victims like kimmerer.

check that microclimate forecast. we can see the golden gate bridge, rob. not too much fog out there. >> not too much in the way of low clouds. pretty pleasant start to the morning. without the clouds a few spots in the north bay waking up in the low 50s. 56 right now in san francisco. clear skies in san jose. 57 degrees and coming up this evening. big college football weekend at stanford. getting started a bit early. 6:00 tonight. kansas state and stanford, low 70s around the start of the game. dropping through the 60s towards the forth quarter. high in the 80s around san jose. 60s in san francisco. north bay and tri-valley reaching mid 80s staying in the low 70s for the afternoon today in oakland. now, in for mike, anthony for a look at your friday traffic. >> we do have a couple of spots i want to show you to take a quick peek at. start off in the north bay. things looking good from fairfield towards petaluma. not as much fog as we saw yesterday. even coming through the caldecott tunnel. issue of a stall off 24 on the shoulder. also coming through the south bay.

lots of green on the map in sapp jose. i want to show you outside. congestion is starting to build. everybody is playing nice. who. a frightening mix. calls for a federal investigation after an airline allowed two young boys to board the wrong flight. plus, just in to our newsroom. the latest jobs numbers. the most important economic data there is. we'll share with it you coming up. plus, we go right back out to the santa clara county main jail as we are staying on top of the anticipated release this morning. former stanford swimmer brock turner. he served three of a six-month jail sentence. there are dozens if not at this point 100 plus people outside of the jail. bob redell has been covering this as we await any moment turner's release. we'll have much more after this break. our nbc bay area chopper

overhead a dangerous . our nbc bay area chopper overhead a dangerous situation in the waters in kirby cove on the west side of the golden gate bridge. rescuer says a fishing boat hit the rocks on the shore yesterday. so they helped to get everyone to safety. there were 15 people on that boat along with a dog. the u.s. coast guard, marin county fire, and the u.s. police park service, park politicserce

should say, worked to the to help them. a major reconfiguration of the streets in san francisco is bound to make cyclists very happy. creating the city's very first protected bike lanes. the idea so to make an island for bicyclists separated by cars by those cement planters. this is happening along ninth and division streets right now. city officials say 13 lanes of bike lanes so far. more of san francisco's police officers are carrying the latest crime fighting device, body worn cameras. the department has been pressured to reform following several officer-involved shootings. ingleside officers got their cameras yesterday the baby station has been using the equipment for weeks now. >> i would say overall it's had a positive impact on my encounters with people who would otherwise be hostile. so they're aware, oh, well, you know, he's recording. i better be on better behavior.

>> obviously accountability for the officers as well. the department is on track to have all officers up to the rank of lieutenant wearing the cameras by the middle of january. it is a naked trump custody battle. the artist joshua monroe was hoping to get back one of his infamous statues from san francisco pd but officers turned him down saying it is evidence in a felony vandalism case. investigators are trying to find whomever placed the naked trump statue in the castro. despite being taken away by police monroe says he is tell happen we with the response from the bay area. >> the one here in san francisco had a great response. actually i scoured the internet and seen great video. i believe there was footage of a dog attacks his private parts at one point. >> we did not air that video. now, since he could not take the statue with him he did create a new trump piece. you saw it sitting next to him. it's currently on display at lefty o'doole's at union square

bar. offered to pay to get him out of the pokey but they would not be successful. 5:47. jetblue is looking into a very frighteni ining mix-up that put very young children on the wrong planes. marry bell martinez said she was shocked when jetblue staffers presented her with another little boy at kennedy airport carrying her son's passport. the two unaccompanied children of the same age each boarded a flight to the incorrect destination. jetblue says once it realized the mistake it quickly got the children to their final destination. >> i thought you had to be 8 years old, still, 8 years old is pretty young, but i did not know a 5-year-old could travel internationally without accompany. >> need an adult there, clearly. we just got the latest jobs report and the most important economic data there is. >> scott mcgrew, you have the numbers? >> i do. good morning.

151,000 jobs, kris, added to the american economy in the month of august. categories that did well, computer and i.t. as well as service jobs, restaurants, that kind of thing. construction and manufacturing jobs sank. here are the numbers. unemployment rate sticks at 4.9%. 151,000 jobs is a good medium number. certainly not as strong as it had been in the past few months. historically though august has not been a strong month no matter what the state of the economy. now, what will wall street think of this? we'll see that with the market open less than an hour from now. it's about what we expected. the question is going to be what does the fed think? samsung will recall galaxy note 7 worldwide. the new phone has a problem but we're just days away from unveiling the apple iphone 7. the big competitor. samsung says it will give us details on the recall in two

weeks. considering there have only been five unconfirmed fires out there for millions of phones, i would say you can still keep using it. your odds are pretty good was obviously that's going to be a personal decision. and vladimir putin speaking out about the hack attacks against democrats here in the united states. remember the fbi's indicated it thinks the russians are behind the hack trying to influence a our election. putin said to reporters, quote, listen, does it really even matter who hacked the data? the important thing is the content was given to the public. let me offer that the person who says, is it really that important who did it? is the guy who did it. >> you know, i'm no expert but i'm going say, yes, mr. putin. >> you always say, yes, mr. putin, if you're in russia. >> detective mcgrew. solved the caper. thank you. a tropical storm left parts of hawaii's big island madeline brought lots of rain but things were pretty much intact, still not over yet though. another strong storm is headed

toward a a we and expected to hit this weekend. hermine made landfall south of tallahassee. it arrived overnight. >> technically this is the first one that we've had as far as a hurricane. and then we had people that'ser in been in this. so it's new to people. >> hurricane is now downgraded to a tropical storm but we know tropical storms are still soakers. >> we saw proof of that obviously in all the preparations of the florida were taken storm surge was described as florida event. this thing is going up the east coast. >> inland track compared to 24 hours ago. right now across georgia and eventually just kind of stalling out as the an area of low pressure off the east coast. affecting the entire labor day weekend for a good portion of the east coast. sustained winds with hermine coming down to 60 miles per hour. and you see the progression there through saturday morning. slowly moving up tlul south carolina, north carolina, the outer banks. and then the center of low pressure just offshore.

the northeast. and it will bring coastal and beach erosion occurring over the next three to four days. here's hawaii. category two, hurricane lester. the path is the good news. other than surf right now if that path holds looks like the worst of hurricane lester will curve away as we head through labor day weekend. outside, chilly start to the morning. north bay seeing clear skies. low 50s. mid to upper 50s in san jose. there you see a gorgeous presun rise view at 57 degrees. mostly clear skies. your hour by hour forecast. school cast in saratoga, see temperatures today eventually reaching the mid 80s. air quality good as well. you saw the clear skies. winds aloft out of the west northwest the high resolution hrrr model keeps that out of the bay area. good air quality today. if those onshore winds will likely see that continue through the weekend. highs today south of san jose. upper 60s near san francisco. north bay and tri-valley today seeing highs in the mid 80s. as we go through the holiday weekend, trending cooler.

area of low pressure dropping down the west coast to keep our temperatures running mild. if your labor day plans include lake tahoe, highs near 70. monterrey, areas of drizzle at times with the 60s in the forecast. quick check of the seven-day forecast for san francisco shows drizzle saturday and cool temperatures across the valleys into the beginning of next week. now for a check of your morning commute, anthony in for mike. >> things looking good as we approach the 6:00 hour. guess what, the metering lights at the bay bridge toll plaza still haven't been turned on so you've got a nice friday on tap for you if you are coming through that direction. across the south bay, no concerns. lots of green on the map traveling through across our area of highways. east bay, metering lights still haven't been turned on. take a peek outside and show you. folks still zooming on, wide open lanes. it is a holiday weekend. back to you. >> check it out later today when everyone is driving. thank you very much. coming up, taking extra precautions. the change is coming to blood donation centers across the nation because of the zika virus

concern. and happening right now on our digital platforms. a man is looking for a part-time job to help make ends meet. but he becomes an instant millionaire. hear his story on the home page of our website nbcbayarea.com. plus, the santa cruz beach boardwalk is getting a $12 million makeover. we got the pictures to prove it. check out what changes you could be seeing by the time you hit the beach next summer. that story is trending right now on our facebook page and of course we continue to follow breaking news out of san jose, santa clara county main jail. we are still awaiting the we are lease of brock turner. live look from our helicopter. you see dozens upon dozens of journalists, rape survivors, and public officials and protesters all gathering right now to wait and watch as brock turner will be released at some point in the next couple of hours. bob redell is live out at the county jail. he'll have a report for us coming up after this. breaking news we're tracking -

==2xvid== (ad lib brock turner) we are tracking breaking news. this is an aerial picture of what's happening outside the santa clara county main jail. through those doors brock turner will walk free after serving just three months of a six-month sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman create an outrage of people who are frustrate with that sentencing. >> we should say also we just

recently saw more movement behind the jail doors. signs perhaps that his release could be coming soon. we will stay on top of this and bring you back out to the jail momentari momentarily. blood donation centers will see changes because the fda is advising that all donated blood in the u.s. be tested for the zika virus. in order to comply with the new rule blood donor centers have 12 weeks to make the changes such as tweaking the questions they ask those donors in the first place. >> probably better to do it earlier rather than later in order to stay a head of this skik a risk so we can still look our patients in the eye and reassure them that we do have the safest possible blood supply for you. >> florida is the only known state in the u.s. with cases that are locally acquired through mosquito, that is people who didn't get it while traveling. according to the cdc nearby 2500 other cases across the country are travel related. zika can also be transmitted

sexually. the reward has doubled for helping to catch the person who shot and killed at least three sea otters along the santa cruz coast. those otters washed ashore in separate locations including sea cliff and twin lake state beachers last month. state wildlife investigators says the shooting puts the cess spis at risk. killing a sea otter is a crime punishable by fines and jail time. the monterrey bay aquarium and now the center of buy lodge kl diversity have offered $10,000 reward. the next big earthquake could rattle the bay area in just the next few years or it could come within the next couple months, maybe in the next few moments. scientists believe pressure has been building beneath the bay area. will our bridge bs able to withstand that kind of jolt in tonight at 11:00 the investigates the safety of our bridges. are they strong enough that you will not be harmed during the next major earthquake?

while the california state department of transportation says it's safe they admit there is work to do. we dig deeper into why certain upgrades are still necessary. >> the longer we go without a large earthquakes, just in the bigger picture, the closer we're going to be so something large happening. >> so when the big one strikes, how safe will you be if you are driving during your commute? watch our full investigation tonight at 11:00. and if you have a story for us, call our tip line 888-996-tips or send an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. there's a lot going on this morning. right now at 6:00, breaking news that we've been following all morning long. the anticipated release of brock turner. you'ring looking right now live at the santa clara county main jail from multiple angles. one aerial, one right by the entrance where the former stanford swimmer is going to walk out a free manny moment now. we have complete coverage live next. and bullets fly overnight in

hayward. what police are telling you about the moments before someone opened fire. and he didn't sit but he didn't stand either. this time colin kaepernick was not the only nfl player to protest during the national anthem. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> good morning the thanks for join us on this friday. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we will get to the stories in a moment, but first, your story for planning your labor day holiday and you think of the end of the summer it's starting to feel like the end of summer. >> it's fall really if you look at the forecast in the weekend. 50s outside. low 50s in the north bay. numbers in the 80s inland. 60s in san francisco. and a little bit later on this evening, college football under way. stanford stadium around 6:00, may see extra traffic there for your evening commute. to see what's happening right now for your morning commute, here's anthony in for mike. >> it's a friday and the h