good morning to you. anthony has a look at the forecast. >> yes. although the calendar's three weeks away for fall, temperatures are going to warm up towards next week. albeit, they cool off now. a roller coaster ride. >> as usual. >> closing out summer with cool temperatures in the area, still, san jose this morning, not all bad at 58 degrees, 50 in santa rosa. temperatures are feeling like fall this weekend. 60s and 70s, and towards next couple of days, after labor day, we'll talk about the forecast and the warmup headed our way and return of 90s. >> wow. it is typical day, we get warmer in september and october. >> it's coming. >> enjoy the cool down this weekend while it lasts. anthony, thanks. >> yep. we want to tell you this morning about new fallout in colin kaepernick's high profile

protest. the police officers association is warning that officer may stop working 49ers' football game. we reported the story yesterday, and just last night, frank saunders, president of the santa clara police union spoke exclusively with us and the union delivered this letter yesterday saying if something is not done about kaepernick, they may stop working the games. >> i'm already hearing it this week that next week on monday night physical, some officers are not going to work. the totality of the circumstances we felt, let's go talk to the 49ers and have them deal with their employee. >> the letter said officers are upset over kaepernick's blanket statements how officers, quote, murder minorities, and upset the organization allowed kaepernick to wear socks that depict pigs in police uniforms. >> the 49ers are letting this

come out from an employee and make a hostile work environment for us to be in. >> the police officers association provides about 70 officers for every 49ers' home game. the niners say they stand by the statements made this week. in that statement, the organization said they respect kaepernick's right to freedom of expression and right not to participate in the national anthem. our coverage of the story continues across our digital platform, posting a letter in the entirety on our website. now to the other top story, former stanford swimmer convicted sex offender is out of jail. the controversy surround iing i ohio. this was the scene outside the jail in san jose where he faced a sea of media and protesters. expected three month in jail, half of the six month sentence drawing international outrage.

turner carried out a bag of personal items, ignored cameras and reporters, and jumped into a waiting suv. >> getting out so early. >> hours later, anger outside his family home in ohio where turn turner serves out probation. they were there to let the registered sex offender know he's not welcome in the dayton, ohio suburbs. turner faces some tough restrictions as a tier 3 sex offender. and "today" obtained photos from the night brock turner assaulted his victim. among the pictures, thee, showing dirt and numerous scratches on his hands, back, and stomach. these marks are likely the result of being chased and pinned down by two stanford students who were biking by when they saw turner on top of the unconscious woman. there are photos showing where on campus that attack happened. protesters gathered again to push for the recall of the judge

who is the one who sentenced turner to six months in jael. among them, a handful of state and federal legislators as well as survivors of sexual assault. >> i hope the judge knows that he is as much part of the problem as brock turner is. he would have been punished harshly if he was drunk and in a bar fight that night instead. >> there's an online effort of his own to fight potential recall on his judgment. he says he has a good reputation for being fair to both sides. ever since the outrage over the sentencing, he's asking to be reassigned from civil cases to criminal cases. a student leader at san jose state university arrested for alleged domestic battery. we have obtained this photo showing police officers director joshua ramero thursday night. the profile shows he's a fourth year political science major and

is vice president. he was booked into jail for domestic battery and violating a restraining order. now to san francisco where an afternoon at the park turned violent. a a man picked a dog, and another owners took matters into their hands. here's today in the bay's jean -- >> a dog fight physical at the park in san francisco when the owner of a basset hound goes after a black lab. >> grabbing the dog by the collar really hard, and she, of course, freaked out, which, you know, there's a tug of war. >> others came to the woman's aid before she tried to leave, the man kicked her dog. she says it was shocking. >> kicked the dog really hard, and, of course, that set people off. >> tackling the man, called police, but he left before

officers arrived. zblifs wor zbli >> i was worried about her safety and i didn't think he was going to kick the dog. >> he recorded the incident because it was escalated. >> i mean, too much crazy. >> police and animal care control are investigating. dog park regulars who missed the incident are shocked by the video. dog scuffles are normally handled calmly. >> no need for that conduct. >> the dogs involved in the incident did not appear to be hurt. fish er had a message for the basset houpd owner. >> don't come back to the park. >> nbc bay area news. >> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up, insight into the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. fbi releases notes from interviewing her and might be surprised at what she said. plus, how donald trump is

responding. also, gone in an instant, first the explosion, now the investigati investigation, latest on spacex's failed launch.

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california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again. levi's stadium 49ers open season against the l-a rams next monday ==kira/rail== poe welcome back, it is 7:09, we appreciate you joining us on this saturday morning. police in san francisco busted a stolen laptop ring. they arrested eugene after a lengthily investigation. investigators say they found 65 apple laptops at his home. they know seven of them have been reported stolen. this investigation began when a woman called police saying she had parts ordered for her stolen lapt laptop. they went to the delivery location finding him, and he told them he repaired computers.

eventually, police found 65 computers from his home, and now they are looking for the owners. >> we are working with apple to get the information. >> if your apple laptop was stolen, and you know the serial number, contact sfpd. in the meantime, he's facing two felony charges of receiving stolen property. president obama and chinese president xi today enter two nations into last year's climate agreement. they delivered documents to banki moon on the sidelines of a summit happening now in chinamechina me. the papers certify the u.s. and china took the necessary steps to join the paris accord setting nation by nation goals for cutting emissions. this is the single best chance we have to save the planet

according to president obama. hillary clinton says she did not know that "c" meant classified. that's one of the revelations the fbi released from their investigation on the private e e-mail server. she revealed she didn't recall being trained on how to handle classified e e-mails and relied on staff, to, quote, use their judgment when e-mailing her. donald trump dismissed the claims she was unaware. >> unless she's not an intelligent person. you, me, everyone in the country is in great danger. >> the clinton campaign says they are pleased the notes are public and acknowledge her use of a private server was a mistake. more on donald trump now. he met with civic and religious african-american leaders in philadelphia at the round table gathering commending the republican nominee for coming to north philly. trump continues to court black voters today where he visits the church in detroit.

the faa has sent a team of people to florida to supervise the investigation of the spacex rocket explosion and figure out what went wrong. all spacex flights are suspended until the investigation is wrapped up. any sign of malfunction could require changes to the spacex fleet. after a mishap last year, the program paused for six months while changes were made. meanwhile, damage to the launch pad forces them to use a different site in florida for future launches. it is 7:12 right now. much more ahead on "today in the bay," and coming up, can you live without your smart phone? major phone recall means you might have to. we'll tell you which phones are catching fire as their rivals are days away from releasing its newest phone. all right. let's go to the top of the mt. hamilton. fog, not that thick. the weekend forecast, labor day,

and talk about a return of 90 degree weather after this. (adlib)

levi's stadium 49ers open seasoai it is saturday morning, a live look outside at levi stadium where in nine days, the 49ers open their season against the l.a. rams. that is next monday. i think that's the first time i said "l.a. rams," funky. the bay area's best known mayors are targeting sugary drinks together. san francisco mayor ed lee and oakland mayor gathered supporters for proposition b and oakland's measure hh yesterday. both measures aim to tax sugary beverages in hopes of making them less attractive to consumers. each measure levies a one penny per ounce tax on all sugar drinks, and it would be paid by the distributors. >> we are smarter than

succumbing to the soda industry, but we also have to be smart for our own selfs and families. >> the mayors say money raised would go towards education to help fight childhood diabetes, but critics claim the measures end up increasing the price we pay for most groceries. just days before apple is expected to unveil its newest iphone, one of the company's biggest competitors, samsung, announces a recall of more than 2 million smart phones. our business and tech reporter says the phone in question is bursting into flames. >> what? my phone. >> samsung got a lot of attention for water resistant and apparently champagne resistant phones, but the bubble is likely on ice after a massive recall of samsung's newest phone, the galaxy note 7. >> it's a pretty big recall. we've not had a flag ship recall, no mainstream phone recalls like this in this

fashion, so what the fallout from that will be i think will be a big question. >> samsung announced the global recall after 35 note 7s had battery issues. some users say that included certain phones exploding or catching fire. it's a setback in the increasingly competitive smart phone wars with samsung's popular model set to go up against the newest apple iphone. >> does this note recall make the iphone more afragtive? perhaps one of those things where if they are already on the fence of switching, this might be one of the things that tips the scales to apple's favor for sure. >> reporter: if you have a note 7, they'll replace it after fixing it or replace it with another samsung phone. scott budman, nbc bay area news. now to hermine, a tropical storm churning in the southeast. she knocked down trees and left more than 250,000 homes without

power in florida. a flash flood watch is issued for parts of the carolinas through this morning. that system could strike coastal areas through new england by labor day on monday. well, here in the bay area, it's not so bad. we have a slight cool down from the unofficial enof summer. let's check in with anthony slaughter were a look at the holiday weekend forecast. >> nothing like the east coast. >> no. >> we have quiet weather here at home. not as much fog as we usually do. it's cool as we close out the unofficial end of summer. it's cool now, but i got something to show you that may have you breaking out the swim trunks for the next weekend and headed to the beach. let's talk about your weather. >> all right. >> all right. here we go. 58 degrees in san jose, we expect a high there of 79. very comfortable later on this afternoon. this is what to expect in the week ahead, cool morning,

comfortable afternoon, and then as we head towards labor day, very similar weather, widespread 60s and 70s, but actually temperatures really start to ramp up, and return of 90s back in the forecast. 57 now in san francisco. 59 in the tri-valley, 58 in the south bay, and 51 in the peninsula. once the sun is all the way up over the horizon, cool ocean air is not going to allow temperatures to warm that much today. comfortable in san francisco, in the 60s, 71 in the pennsylvania la, and 78 in the south bay. let's talk about the tropics. a lot happening of the you hear about it all week. this is hawaii. there is hurricane lester, a category 2 storm, winds at the center of 100 miles per hour, but notice how it's moving. this thing is just to the north of the hawaii island chain, too close for comfort if you ask me. traveling there, the good news is it is moving away from the islands over the next couple

days. the main threat here is you'll see stray showers and the surf will kick up anywhere from 20-30 foot waves expected there. that's not unusual for hawaii, but, again, very close, if you ask me. here's another system across parts of the eastern sea board, hermine, you heard about it. making its way in the southeast now and going up the eastern sea board. he's the interesting thing of it all. it's going to stall out and sit. it's not going to move fast like it moved through florida and georgia. in fact, look at the track. this is sunday, tomorrow, still pretty much where it sets, and then look how it moves just throughout the week. this is thursday, so places that are dealing with rain right now are most likely going to continue to deal with it for several days. flooding threat and storm surge threat is an issue there. here at home, quiet weather continues. storm track to the north, high pressure in control. you see the bridge there, that's a trough keeping things cool this weekend. look how it shifts east as we

head towards the upcoming week, allowing warmer temperatures to build in the bay area by next week. here's your forecast today, looking good as i mentioned. temperatures not bad. 60s and 70s, 80 in fairfield, 81 in livermore, but everyone else, open the windows up, let the cool breeze on in. here comes the heat by wednesday, thursday, and friday, back in the 90s, last blast of summer air for the bay area, even at the coastline. san francisco back in the 70s after we colossilose out the unofficial finish of the summer. back to you. >> i tell people, best months are september and october. >> that's right. >> no surprise there. looks good, anthony, thank you. much more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up, a local town devastated by wildfire last year is slowly rebilling. how one man is inspiring others to make bay area proud.

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full recovery is still a long way off for this month marks one year since the valley fire devastated parts of lake county. full recovery's still a long way off for people living there, but its residensidents want a dose inspiration. garvin thomas shows us in today's "bare area proud." >> it's not hard to find rex bowers. good luck keeping up with him. to this day, almost a year to the day the valley fire started, if you have trouble finding someone in middletown who was not singed by the fire. many lost homes, but others lost businesses. beth, owner of lake county jezzercize cut the number of

classes offered in half. >> we lost a lot of their clients, lost their homes, they are out of the area because there's not the housing here to keep everyone in the area. >> reporter: if the clients feel down about personal recovery and need something to lift them up? well, they have rex. rex just turned 95 years old. to call him a regular at jazzercise would be to misuse the word. he's more like a fixture. last year alone, rex attended more than 200 classes. he's closing in on 1,000 when moving to middletown five years ago. >> he's an inspiration to everyone. we want to grow up and be like rex. >> i've been told that. individual people have told me that because i'm still going, i'm kind of app inspiration to

them. >> reporter: rex took his first group exercise class just after retirement in the early 1980s, and was hooked. >> yeah. i kind of like it, yeah, a lot of women there. yeah. >> reporter: rex says he doesn't have a pain in his almost century old body and can't remember the last time he had a headache. still, the last year was nott e easy for him either. >> it's not fun to drive around seeing the empty houses, you know? >> reporter: for those who stayed, there's something reassuring about rex's presence, a living, sometimes heavy breathing example that no matter what life throws at you, the best response is always to just keep going. when he's not exercising, rex spends days helping care for his younger sister who has

alzheimer's. he says all the jazzercise classes keep him in shape and deal with the stress of doing that. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. much more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up, more fallout from the police staffing crisis in the south bay. exclusive interview with a detective who says he was forced back out on the streets. plus -- >> we're going to have a larger -- >> the next big one could be soon. are bridges in the area ready? that investigation coming up. take a live look outside......

san francisco from emeryville zbljtsds wgs r welcome back, a look outside, cloudy skies as we look towards san francisco from unofficial last weekend of summer ahead of our labor day monday. good morning, thank you so much

for joining us. if you are off this holiday weekend, i'm kira klapper, and ai anthony slaughter has a look at the forecast. >> if you like the cool weather -- >> good for you. >> good for you. cool cloud cover we have this morning in castro, cloudy skies in san francisco, but the cloud cover's not that thick. it's going to burn off rather quickly this morning. 60 now in san francisco. 61 in palo alto, cool in the north bay, and hint of fall felt at 47 degrees earlier in santa rosa, 50 right now. 76 in livermore, upper seven70s 80s for the weekend, and 60s at the coastline. you like the warm weather? next week is for you. we have the return of the 70s at the beaches and 90s inland. >> wow. >> we'll talk about that. >> one week, we have a little bit of everything for everyone. >> yep. >> sounds good. >> this is the week.

>> this is the week. checking in in a little bit, anthony, thanks. a developing story this morning from the midwest. a 5.6 earthquake rocked oklahoma and felt throughout the great plains, and people in iowa and minnesota felt it this morning. this ties a 2011 quake for the biggest on record in the state of oklahoma. so far, no word on any damage nor injuries. new fallout in colin kaepernick's ongoing high profile protest. the that clara police officers association says they may stop working the football games. we first reported this story yesterday, and this morning, it's making national headlines. just last night, frank saunders, president of the santa clara police union, spoke exclusively to bay area, and says the union hand delivered this letter to the 49ers yesterday saying if something isn't done about kaepernick, they may stop working the game. >> i'm already hearing it this

week that next week's monday night football, some officers are not going to work, so the totality of the sirgs we felt let's go talk to the 49ers and have them deal with the employee. >> the letter stated that officers are upset over kaepernick's blanket statements how officers, quote, murder minorities, and upset that the organization allowed kaepernick to wear these socks at practice depicting pigs in police uniforms. >> the 49ers are letting him come out from an employee and making a hostile work environment for us in the stadium. >> police officers association provides about 70 officers for every home game. the niners say stand by the statements made earlier this week in which they said the organization said it respects kaepernick's right to freedom of expression ago his right not to participate in the national anthem. this story continues across the

digital plats, posting the letter in its entirety on our website, nbcbayarea. now to the other top stories, stanford swimmer, sex offender brock turner is out of jail, but protesters descend on his parents' neighborhood in ohio. this was the scene yesterday morning outside the county jail in san jose facing a sea the media and protesters. he spent three months in jail, half of the six month sentence that drew international outrage. turner carried out a bag of personal items, ignored cameras and reporters, and jumped into a waiting certification uv. >> i think it's just a simple misjudgment in that he's getting out so early. >> hours later, anger outside his family home in ohio. that's wherer receivering out the rest of probation. neighbors and protesters there to let the registered sex o offender he's not welcomed in

the dayton, ohio suburbs. he'll face tough restrictions as a tier 3 sex offender. today show obtained these photos from the night he assaulted his victim, among the pictures, these, showing dirt and numerous strachs and bruises on his back and hands and stomach, likely the result of students biking by when they saw turner on top of the unconscious woman. there's photos showing where on campus it had happened. protesters gathered again to push for the recall of the judge who sentenced turner to just six months in jail. among them, a handful of state and federal legislators as well as survivors of sexual assault. >> i hope the judge knows he's as much part of the problem as brocker is. he would have been punished more harshly if he just got drunk and got in a bar fight that night instead.

>> the judge has an online effort of his own to fight recall. on his website, he says he has a reputati reputation, a good reputation for being fair to both sides. ever since the outrage of the sentencing of turner, he's asked t to be reassigned from civil cases to criminal cases. now to a story only on nbc bay area, sitting down with one of the 47 police detectives forced back to patrol to deal with the department's staffing crisis. the crisis forced the city council to call a state of allowing the police chief to make staffing changes. today in the bay spoke with the detective and his commander. >> reporter: constantly on the computer checking the data base. >> a little satisfaction when you arrest somebody and save somebody because they cannot victimize another individual. >> chau pham, one of four officers keeping tabs on san

jose's roughly 3,000 registered sex offenders, but next week he and one of his partners are transferred back to patrol, part of the effort to put officers on the street to answer 911 calls in the current staffing crisis. >> it's tough. it's not what i expected, but it's one of the things we have to persevere and keep on moving along. >> it'll be some long nights, you know, to get stuff done. >> the move means sergeant john is left with only two detectives to watch the city's sex offenders. >> there's no room for error and can't allow somebody to sit and go unattended. there's -- there's no excuse. you can't side on time. >> reporter: it means putting on the blue uniform again to help partners on the street who are currently being outmanned. >> minimal we can do is make

sure we protect each other because it's tough out there. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. it is 7:37, much more ahead on "today in the bay, stanford in action for the first time this season, christian mccaffrey starting off on the right foot? sports is next. levi's stadium.

the chip kelly era begins next giving you a live look outside this morning at levi stadium where the chip kelly era begins next monday, nine days from now. the 49ers openseason at home agt the rams. high expectations on the farm this year, stan's football team kicked off last night, and the cardinals are dreaming of a national championship. the main reason for the optim m optimism, christian mccaffrey. he ran for 210 all purpose yards

and two touchdowns. the eighth ranked cardinal won 26-13. a crucial ten-game road trip for the giants got off to a rough start losing the first two ga games of the trip so far. they drop a close one, 2-1 yesterday afternoon, and remain two games behind the dodgers in the nl west. 7:40 right now, and more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up, ends of antibacterial soap. why the popular washes soon are disappearing from store shelves. >> what you're supposed to buy? stay tuned for the story. temperatures will be nice as well out there. 70s and 60s. back for the full after this. coming up ...

welcome back here on this saturday, 7:42 is the time. san jose waking up to clouds that are starting to clear out. sunshine filters in now.

58 degrees, 79 later on this afternoon. another comfortable day, and headlines for the week ahead really are cool air in place with afternoon sunshine each and every morning through labor day. temperatures below average, 60 and 70, and next week, though, warming up back in the 90s for inland valleys. right now, temperatures in the 50s in the south bay, 6 1 in th peninsula. sunshine and for san francisco, still cludy there. clouds will go away, and 65 for there. 84 in the tri-valley, and 80 in the north bay, and cool and comfortable, even the south bay, 78 degrees. all right. switching gears to hawaii. this is the big island. you can see the island chain there. this is lester, category 2 hurricane barrelling north of the island. winds up to 100 miles per hour. the good news here is that it is going to stay north of the

island, but it is going to kick up dangerous surf over the next couple days through tomorrow, and notice the track is well north of the island, getting stray showers off towards the north, but not expecting a direct land fall, which is good news, but it is staying close to places like honolulu and hawaii as it gets towards tomorrow. again, passing blow for the islands. here at home, we have our own system that we're dealing with across the eastern sea board. this is hermine, you heard about it, making its way through the gulf coast, and now to the atlantic coast, eastern sea board, and mid atlantic states. it's going stall out. here's the unfortunate news for the folks because once it stalls out, it's pushing water inland. storm serge increases, and coast tallal locations expecting rain the coast and coupled with the storm throughout the rest of the week by thursday. they will be tired of dealing with the system and lots and

lots of heavy rain there. here in the west, well, high pressure in com. our storm track to the north. you know the story. high pressure keeps things dry. keeps us warm. that's what's going to take hold of the bay area in the next couple days. in fact, we've been under this, a dip in the jet stream for the past few days with us at least until tuesday, and it lifts by wednesday and thursday and temperatures warm up. the highs today, 80 in fairfield, 86 in concord, and 9 for san jose. inland valleys are warm over the next couple days, but they are hot, downright hot wednesday, thursday, friday and give the air-conditioning a break this weekend, though, open the windows. it's comfortable, even in san francisco, 60s through labor day, and then we see our last blast of summer heat, even at the coastline, approaching the upcoming week. back to you. >> looks good, thanks. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. vo continues we investigate if major bridges in the bay area are ready for

the we're going to have large earthquakes and have to prepare. >> we investigate if major bridges in the area are ready for the next big quake. flr 98 percent chance that a 6.0

earthquake or larger will . scientists believe there's a 98% chance that a 6 preponderate 0 earthquake or larger rattles the area within the next 40

years. your tax dollars have been upgrading bridges in the state. will the bridges in the area with stand the next major tumbler? >> there are 25,000 bridges in california, over 3,000 have been retrofitted to protect you in the next of the of the next major earthquake, but some of those improvements happened decades ago, and as we discovered, they now need to be upgraded again. the question is, how much longer can we afford to wait? >> we're living on, in a sense, borrowed time. >> reporter: david schwartz studied earthquakes for over 40 years and specializes in analyzing past quakes and helps of determining a possible timeline for future tremors. when would the bay area see the next big earthquake? >> could be while we have the conversation. the longer we go without a large

earthquake just, in the bigger picture, something large happening. >> reporter: it's been 110 years since 7 or larger quake rattled the bay area. this is what san francisco looked like after the 7.8 quake. leading up to that, earthquakes shook the area pretty often, but after that massive earthquake in 1906, we had far fewer disasters, that is until lo loma prieta, and that was 27 years ago. the shock did not come from a major fault line so scientists believe there's a buildup of pressure underneath the bay area that's ready to burst. here's why. underground earth's rough edges are trying to move past each other on fault lines. that builds up energy, and when it gets to be too much, the earth lets off waves that shake the surface. >> that pressure happened to release. >> what goes into the system as stress comes out as slip on

faults released in earthquakes. >> earthquakes. 171 bridges across california still need to be retrofitted to withstand the next big earthquake. more than 3,000 bridges have been upgraded over the past three years. the state now says some of those bridges need to be upgraded again because of new earthquake standards and wear and tear. >> a lot of them are steel, and they corrode over time. >> reporter: michael johnson with the department transportation and says the state can't afford to make all the fixes at the same time. >> that exceeds what the didn't has available. we have to prioritize, and we prioritize very well. >> riding on the bridges that are identified that need to be fixed again? >> absolutely. >> reporter: last yearings we told you about the's plan to identify which bridges should get upgrades first. now california is unveiling that strategy to improve 35 bridges

across the state over the next four years. more than 600,000 commuters travel those bridges each day. >> i just certainly don't want someone to watch this and say, wow, this is unsafe. that's not further from the truth. upgrades from the state position should be begin the proximity they are to the fault. safety is number one for us. >> reporter: vince, oversees a team of government designers working to imthree sections of the east end of the richmond san rafael bridge, resting above a petroleum plant, and they want to reenforce columns with steel braces and build a wall to connect columns for more support. >> fill walls with concrete that go in between the walls and underground. >> reporter: essentially keeping the bridge in tact if there's an earthquake? >> right. >> reporter: other bridges beg for upgrades like this on the

russian river on highway 116, and this bridge over the lagunitas river, and southbound bridges on 880 in freemont carrying more than 225,000 vehicles each day. it could be years before any of the bridges are tested by a major quick, david schwartz says it's just as possible the next big one is only moments away. >> the crust is ready. we're going to have a larger earthquake or large earthquakes. >> reporter: to see what designs work best in california, scientists are studying earthquakes from around the world, and, guys, that now includes the 6.2 earthquake that devastated parts of central italy. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit, call us at 888-996-tips or e-mail us at

nbcbayarea.com. a new ruling from the fda says soap and water is the best recipe to fight germs meaning not antiback yal soap. in fact, the fda bans 1 the 9 chemicals used in the soap. sign scientists say there's no proof those soaps are better than regular soap and water. not only that, but using antibacterial soap over a long period of time might be doing more harm than good and could effect the way our hormones work in our bodies. some companies have one year to get the antibacterial ingredients out of their products. a bill sitting on governor brown's desk right now aims to ensure all students in california are trained to a life. it requires high schools to include only cpr training in any mandatory health class. experts say teaching students cpr will save thousands of lives. >> could be a parent, relative, a cousin, or somebody they don't know, how wonderful is that feeling to know that you

affected the life of someone else? >> the governor has until the end of the month to decide whether it will become law. if he signs it, that new law takes effect in the 2018 school year. 7:55 right now and had much more ahead on "today in the bay," it's motherhood like never seen before. we'll tell you why the pooch took nursing to a new level.

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but privately did agree she's hot. adorable story of love and sacrifice. a dog and orphan pig let have forged a friendship in cuba. >> oh. >> linda the dog nurses the pig lets after the death of their mother when its owner came up with the idea after remembering she just gave birth to pups and was lactating. the site of the dog nursing pig lets is site of the local curiosity. linda was he has tapt at first, but after a week, she showed up on her own to nurse the little pig lets. >> asked if it's real, and, yes, five and a half years real. that's how long i've been growing it. >> wow. look at that. hairy competition you can call it. 300 bearded competitors from all around the world in nashville this weekend to cop kwer the facial feet of world's best beard or mus tach. good luck to them.

>> wow. >> thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. see you tomorrow morning. have a great saturday. >> see ya.

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