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thank you for joining us. you may recognize the person to my left. good morning. >> i thought i'd come back for friday, right? >> that's a good work plan. >> that's my work plan. good morning to you. >> i haven't seen you guys since last summer. >> trace true. >> yesterday fall started at 7:21 in the morning. >> you may step outside and feel more 40s on the board as well. especially in places along the peninsula. we don't have any fog yet, but we will see some develop along the coastline as well, not much for our inland valleys. temperature of 47 in gilroy, 48 in palo alto, even santa cruz at 49, san jose at 69. same deal for san francisco. temperatures go up a 25d today. a few more 80s on the board as we head towards the weekend, 90s

return, we'll tack about that as get you into that forecast, the last week of september. october right around the corner. we'll check for rain and cooler temperatures. here is mike. >> the speed sensors showing a nice easy drive around the bay getting way over here in the northeast portion of our coverage. eastbound highway 4 towards antioch, a crash blocking one lane around l street. traffic on the approach slows only at the scene. i want to show you the foster ziti side of the san mateo bridge, a much steadier shot than yesterday where the breeze moved the camera around. in a couple minutes we have a lot of activity, you'll want to hear what happened, and it cleared just a short time ago. >> more on that in a second. the first of seven law enforcement officers charged in the sex abuse scandal involving an east bay teen is set to enter a plea. >> "today in the bay's" shaern katsuda at the alameda county courthouse where the officer is expected today. good morning, sharon.

>> reporter: that's right, sam and laura. brian burton will be in this courthouse today at 2:00 p.m. officer brian burton from the oakland police department faces charges of obstruction of justice and engagement in an act of prostitution. 19-year-old jasmine who is at the center of the sex scandal said she's had sex with possibly 30 police officers, claiming some of those encounters took place while she was under age. jasmine's attorney says jasmine is fresh out of jail after serving two weeks in florida on a felony charge. she's in the bay area now and looking to turn her life around. this is just the tip of the iceberg. district attorney says investigators went through 76,000 pages of facebook communication, 59,000 text messages and many, many interviews with jasmine, and many others involved, so this is just the beginning ond today the focus will be on form are police

officer brian burton. sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thank you, shaern. it's 4:33 right now. a surge of violence in a typically quiet city. this morning police are investigating the shooting death of a 19-year-old man, it happened in the corner of fairview and anna line. when officers arrived, they found a young man on the ground. while he has not been identified just yet, police say they do believe the teenager was targeted. this marks the third shooting in berkeley this month and the second killing this year. coming up in 30 minutes, we'll hear directly from community members reacting to that shooting. a live look at the san mateo bridge toll plaza this morning. the scene last night of an unusual crash that brought westbound traffic to a standstill. that's when a stolen hayward police car crashed into three other cars. keep in mind the video you're seeing here does not involve that car that was stolen.

police had chased the car onto the bridge when it crashed just past the toll plaza and rolled into the marsh. officers arrested the driver. no one in the other cars were seriously injured. all westbound lanes were closed for some time, but the incident will not impact this morning's commute. continuing coverage and a third night of protests in charlotte, north korea n, after the deadly police shooting of keith lamont scott. this morning, the group's message rings crystal clear. >> release the video! release the video! >> as you hear in their march, release the video. the police chief has refused to release the video while the case is under investigation. police say scott ignored multiple warnings to drop his weapon, although the chief admits he did not definitively see him point a gun at officers in that video. the scott family says he wasn't holding a gun at all, but instead a book while waiting for

his child to get off the bus. the north carolina governor has called for the national guard to come in and help. the man accused of beating an 88-year-old woman nearly to dealt is back in court for a plea hearing. zachary cuen according to investigators beat and robbed flo douglas in her home, better known to the community as miss flo. the family says she's still in critical condition in a hospital's intensive care unit. flo opened hir eyes and has spoken for the first time since that attack. the students who left swastikas in the resident halls of san jose state say it's just a joke, according to the university. police say there were two separate incidents and the two suspects did not appear to know each other and acted individually. officials say the students were not arrested because the actions did not target any particular students and are not considered criminal. school officials say the outcome of the investigation will determine the appropriate

punishment. the drive to bring a new parking structure to downtown los gatos has gotten approval. it would include up to two dozen condos with it. the bay area news group reports town council members approved a plan that allows negotiations to begin with developers for that project. the agreement has to be reached before it gets the official green light. 4:37. looking at the weekend forecast. anthony is in for kari. >> cold temperatures as well as we get into or second day of fall. this is fremont. you notice the flag is not moving at all. yesterday it was. the road crews are moving. we'll talk about any delays you might have on the road coming up. ♪ happy birthday ms. betty >> the nation's oldest park ranger celebrates her birthday.

the special honor she got from the bay area in d.c. the bay area's housing crisis

gets political on the peninsula. two cities e have rentinitiative the bay area's housing crisis gets political on the peninsula. two cities have rent initiatives

on the november ballot. opponents and supporters hit the streets last night. those rent initiatives would limit rent increases and ban no-cause evictions. opponents say it's not fair to restrict landlord's rights while supporters say it's unfair to consider to allow unjust evictions and rent hikes. one of the oldest fire departments on the west coast hits a major milestone. the san francisco fire department turns 150. at fisherman's wharf at 10:30 they'll roll out the oldest fire engines, the oldest, 97 years old. she looks pretty good -- that's a new one actually. there were a few other fire departments established in 1866 in california. >> those trucks age really well. 4:41 right now. quite an honor for someone 95

years young. that's america's oldest park ranger betty soskin. the research woman earlier this year was targeted in a violent home invasion robbery when someone stole items including a presidential coin. yesterday she turned 95 in washington, d.c. she's been invited there this week for today's new museum for the museum of african-american history and kol tour. >> i don't think there's lots of things we could have anticipated. i don't think we could have ever anticipated an african-american presidency. >> betty received a special invitation to attend the festivities this week in d.c. she said she would have been fine doing the week what she normally does which is working at richmond's home front museum. it's 4:42. a match-up on the gridiron or a match-up at the podium. monday night football versus political debates. you decide and decide what you will watch.

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=sam/2 shot= it'expecteto be a recor breang t-v audice. right now updates on decision 2016. it is expected to be a record breaking tv audience. the first presidential debate is now only three days away. preparations are well under way for that showdown monday night at hofstra university. >> donald trump continued his campaign in pennsylvania. hillary clinton took the time to gear up for the debate, pairing back her campaign schedule in preparation for the big night. her running mate tim kaine says

she is ready. >> the good news is, she's so far over the hurdle in terms of preparation for this, that we don't even have to get into that. >> meantime, at hofstra university outside new york city, the finishing touches are being put on the stage right now. you can watch the debate right here at nbc bay area. lester hospital wilt will be th moderator. new survey monday poll shows 57% of people polled would rather watch the falcons take on the saints on monday. it might be a little more peaceful. 14% say they're going to watch the debate. if you're opting for politics, see it live on nbc bay area. football is the most violent sport in america, when you say it might be a little more peaceful -- >> it's going to be good. people have been waiting. >> feels like a ton of build-up for it. one will decide the direction of america, the other is just

america, football. >> thank goodness for dvrs. >> and channel surfing. >> between commercials. when it gets boring, go to the next channel. i don't do that know. >> it's going to continue to stay cool, just like it was yesterday. we're going to look at slight chances. very subtle by this afternoon, but it's going to be mostly for those inland valleys, back into the 0s for some of us. in san francisco, we don't have any fog, but it is a little hayes sir out there. we will see a little develop as we head towards the morning hours. mostly at the coastline, temperatures are cool. definitely need those jackets like you did yesterday. 51 in livermore, kind of like what you saw yesterday. very similar weather this morning. by this afternoon, temperatures climb a little bit. you'll notice more 80s on the board this afternoon. fairfield back to 85 degrees. livermore still cool, 78 degrees, 80 degrees for concord, 84 for gilroy.

santa cruz, 75, nice beach day there. san francisco up to 68 degrees. the area of low pressure brought the cool weather and breezy conditions and continued to make its way towards the east allowing for the storm track to shift north as we move towards the next couple days. that's going to mean for high pressure building in for the weekend, even for next week. so no rain on track. we're headed the opposite direction. it's going to heat up in a big way as we head towards this weekend. here is what i'm talking about. you'll notice today, mid 80s for the warmest valleys. tomorrow, low 90s and everybody gets in on the heat as we head towards sunday, monday, even tuesday and wednesday of next week, it's going to stay hot inland. san francisco, we'll see temperatures climb back into the 70s tomorrow, 80s for sunday. the beach looks good this weekend. how are the roads, mike? >> looking great. we have the crash in antioch, countercommute, eastbound 84. no slowing even though one lane is blocked. we see a smookt flow of traffic.

south 880, there -- a busted out cement barrier that may result in construction or repair work later on. so far none has been called for. we'll look at the traffic through the area, 880 south of there and southbound as these headlines, a smooth drive past the coliseum all the way down to the san mateo bridge which is open, reopened about an hour ago. over toward tall low alto, a smooth flow of traffic, northbound taillights, southbound headlights, south bay and san jose, no problems for silicon valley. . it's been a bumpy ride for yahoo!. if you have a yahoo! account change your password now. samsung's new smart phone may have major problems. >> for more on that let's tun to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good friday morning to you.

wall street could start the day out in the red following two days of gains fueled by the federal reserve. the nad dak hitting an all-time high on thursday. the feds standing pat on interest rates this week but sending a strong signal that it could hike them by the end of the year and we could get more clarification today when we get comments from four top fed officials. the nasdaq up 44 to 5,339. yahoo! has confirmed hackers stole personal information such as user names and security questions from at least 500 million accounts, and the data breach occurred two years ago. yahoo! will start notifying affected users. security experts say change your password now and don't use the same password on multiple sites. yahoo! is encouraging people to sign up for the service that authenticates accounts through your smart phone. samsung says about half the phones recalled in the u.s. has

been ex-chapgtd. the company says the majority of customers, about 90%, have decided to get another 7. samsung recalled 2.5 million phones real world because the batteries could overheat, catch fire or even explode. it has tweaks the software to let people know they have a safe device. 4:51 right now. a violent prod gentlemen in the bay area. >> what this youtube sensation is doing in the bay area to i da and how she is surprising hundreds of students. happening right now, why a manual says sexual harassment is common in yosemite park's, quote, toxic work environment. on nbcbayarea.com you can read why some employees describe work conditions there as horrific. plus linkedin and earning, new training pz features and bots that the company is rolling out. we'll be right back in two men

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waings byhe president d the f-b-i..concern by electi right now an investigative unit exclusive. warnings by the president and the fbi, concern by election officials. all that could make november's election worrisome about being hacked. >> senior investigative reporter stephen stock is ooh here with what he discovered. >> we did find proof these are legitimate concerns. voting systems are vulnerable to attack. we talked to matt bishop who with his graduate students at uc davis' computer department hacked in successfully. he was asked to lead a team of faculty and grad students to test the security of three

electronic voting systems. they were able to automatsucces hack into all three. he tells us today's systems are just as vulnerable. california's current secretary of state, alex padilla told me there are now systems in place to prevent that and that laws require a paper trail here in california to verify just in case. even so, it's not a widespread attack that keeps the experts we talked to. to wreak havoc they say all it takes is an appearance of a hack and that would be much easier to accomplish. you can see all our reporting on this issue on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit, call 1-888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. ♪ >> somewhere where the violent

meets jimmy hendrix, you'll find lindsay sterling. she's a 29-year-old youtube sensation with her electric violence. she rose to fame posting videos on her own youtube channel. today she's in east palo alto, holding a surprise performance for 120 bay area students. she's hoping to inspire the young musicians. have to love that story. >> she can play, but she can also dance. >> a lot of moves there. ready or not, sharks fans, the puck is about to drop. >> seems like only yesterday we were cheering on the san jose sharks in theirs first stanley cup finals. today in san jose the sharks are opening up training camp and will hold a media day event. the nhl regular season starts october 12th. >> lays up your skates. in the meantime it's starting to feel cooler outside. anthony slaughter joining us with a look at your weather.

cold temperatures. >> you'll need the jacket this morning just like you did yesterday. no fog at the coastline, but we will see some develop as the morning goes along. we'll check that and the weekend coming up. over here, dublin westbound 580 has a lot of headlights, but it's moving well. we'll talk about how that commute is shaping up friday morning. plus, finding a spot in the south bay town may get a little easier. what leaders for los gatos decided last night to ease the parking burden. growing up.. it's just sad

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violence erupts in a berkeley neighborhood. what we've learned ove it's just sad. >> violence erupts in a berkeley neighborhood. what we've learned overnight about the city's second homicide of the year. >> i'm sharon katsuda live in haywood where the first of several officers accused in a sex scandal is set to go to court today. i'll have the latest. >> still protests, but stronger steps last i night toward keeping the peace in charlotte. with a few rocky moments as protesters desfie a midnight curfew to stay off city streets. how the state is trying to soothe the wounds. "today in the bay" starts right now. good friday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brok. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. it is a cool start to our morning out there, the feeling of fall in the air, but i understand the warmup is on the way at least for the weekend.

>> you'll notice it's specially after he get past 1:00. back into the 80s for some of us. the story this morning, the cool temperatures, like it was yesterday, fitting as fall started. 49 right now in livermore. back into the 40s there. even yesterday back into the 50s. temperatures a little chillier in some spots than we were yesterday at this time. grab those jackets and maybe an extra layer as you head out this morning. temperatures this afternoon, not so bad. back into the 60s and 70s. we'll see a few more 80s today and 90s return for tomorrow. in the meantime, let's toss things over to mike. >> we ladd an earlier crash in oakland on southbound 880. we'll zoom in towards 60. the earlier crash reportedly cleared, but some barrier damage there. we may have repair work later. now we're hearing about a possible other crash at 23rd. no slowing shows here. we'll look