it is now a homicide investigation. the body found at the sonoma state university campus has been identified. the clues detectives are using to find the teenage victim's killer. plus a violent night in the south bay. a deadly shooting has police looking for a gunman. an exclusive peninsula neighborhood concerned about crime. the reason residents are keeping a look out in hillsborough. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning everyone. happy friday. thanks for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock. >> happy friday. thanks for joining us. let's get straight to the forecast with rob in for kari. >> we'll see temperatures climbing out of the 40s and 50s this morning. could be getting closer to 80.

partly cloudy skies in the eastbound. 40 into into the north bay. a quick check of temperatures shows low 50s in san francisco. south of san francisco today climbing close to 80. >> mid 70s and a friday, a good combination. over here light traffic. that's great. we have a crash and slowing. separate incidents. the crash west 980 through 580. no construction workers hurt. the driver not hurt either, just the car that has to be cleared. another construction zone northbound from marina boulevard, 880 slows towards just shy of the coliseum. we have a couple lanes just like yesterday. back to you guys. >> it's what a family fears most. we know the identity of a body found in a shallow grave. >> deputies say it's 18-year-old kirk kimberly. now the hunt for his killer begins. his body was found by a

landscaper near a parking lot wednesday afternoon. the sonoma county sheriff spent the day looking for clues as they unearthed that body. it was covered in mud. students walked around campus last night very uneasy. >> you're on a college campus and you want to know you're safe. if it is an older, like, 18-year-old, you would feel you are a little unsafe in the fact that they could be coming after you. >> it's like an 18-year-old male. i think that would be a little more scary because that's like all of us here. >> the victim was last seen october 17 leaving cotati to meet a friend. a search for a shooter in the south bay. one person dead, another hurt, after a shooting in east san jose last night. police got a call of gunfire in the yar of bandy lane and peter pan avenue shortly before 7:00. when officers arrived, they found two men shot, one victim dead at the scene. no suspects have been

identified. this is san jose's 41st homicide of the year compared to 30 in all of last year. last night people in hillsborough gathered together to voice their concerns. "today in the bay's" chuck coppola has more on a car that authorities are now searching for. >> reporter: a home surveillance camera captured a black bmw speeding away from a burglary in hillsborough, the third burglary or armed home invasion in the area within the last two weeks. it brought police to answer questions from homeowners. they formed the hillsborough neighborhood network, first to help each other in an earthquake, but also to spread alerts on the internet about the spike in burglaries. >> this is how we all talk now is through the internet. to get an e-mail that says, hey, there was a robbery or burglary and this is what happened, it's just a sense of news, information and empowerment. >> reporter: so far police have not found a link in the crimes. >> we don't find a uniform pattern that shows one particular corridor or entryway

into our city where these crimes are happened. fairly spread out throughout the community. >> reporter: detectives investigating say one similarity stands out. >> usually they're not local. they're traveling because they don't want to be someone -- they don't want to be recognized and they want to go in -- come here, commit the crime and go back home. >> reporter: chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. today the contra costa county d.a. will release the results of a report rocking the east bay. it's related to the alleged sexual abuse by police officers in contra costa county with a self-proclaimed prostitute. jasmine, who used to go by the name seceleste, claims she had dozens of sexual liaisons with police officers. new details on a disturbing investigation in the east bay. a bay area nanny is accused of

abusing the infant she was watching. police say a home surveillance camera caught ingrid perez beating a 6-month-old baby. the police report we've seen says she's seen on tape, slapping, dragging, throwing and forcing the baby into a crib. perez was arrested while she was going to another child care job. in the east bay, plenty of questions in oakland after a bizarre and gruesome discovery. a woman's burned body found around noon yesterday near a park off bancroft and 77th avenue. so far police have not released any other information. firefighters will conduct a controlled burn today at a popular south bay park at 9:00 p.m., joseph grant park that is supposed to cover 200 acres. smoke can be visible from san jose. firefighters expect to put it out by 5:00. good news regarding our drought. all that rain we've been getting

doing us well. nearly a quarter of california is now out of the drought. the u.s. drought monitor report says these are the best conditions since 2013. author officials say october's rainfall was triple the normal amount in northern california. in the meantime, look for the dry day ahead. robb is in for kari. >> tracking temperatures including downtown san jose. that will be climbing close to 80 degrees today. changes on the way for the weekend. the clouds offshore will hint at rain chances returning. we'll have a look at that. >> we'll be sure and take that hint. looking at 580 through dublin, dry roads as tassajara. the new emergency contract announced by the vta prompted by an fbi raid. "nbc bay area responds." we've recovered over $300,000 for our viewers. if you want help, call us or

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sunday the 20th annual tri-valley veterans parade at 1:00. temperatures close to 70 degrees. >> great reason for a parade. over here great drive. this place, ten minutes for marina through the construction zone. despite the clear shot i showed you, some slowing for the

tri-valley. it's just vallecitos by isabelle. >> 4:39. a possible lifeline for long talked about suicide safety net on the golden gate bridge. here is a live picture on the bridge right now. the estimated cost to construct that safety net has ballooned to $150 million. a far cry from the initial $75 million projection. "the examiner" reports transportation leaders reisn'tly closed one-third of what's a $120 million funding gap. transportation leaders plan to meet next week. fast tracking a plan to help get disabled customers back on the road again. the vta announcing an emergency contracted prompted by an fbi raid. >> slaer vta announced an emergency contract with m.d. transportation to carry out its para transit services. last week vta sued the former contractor on claims of fraud. yesterday the company announced it handed its audit over to the fbi. >> at the completion of the

audit, our staff shared this information both with the sclount and the fbi and looking forward to the results of what they're investigating. >> riders won't see much of a difference. vta is keeping the drivers and the cars, but customers will have to call a new number for the service. last call. a popular south bay bar calling it quits. who patrons say should step in. a live look meanwhile at the bay bridge. we'll check on this and all your traffic and weather coming up.

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that means it's time for weather and traffic together. friday morning, a nice start to our day. >> we're seeing a little bit of patchy low clouds in parts of the north bay. temperatures this afternoon could get close to 80 in a few spots. right now san francisco, 56 degrees. should see 70s a little later on. we'll take you around the bay into san jose where it's 53. not as cold as the last couple mornings thanks to the cloud cover. around livermore currently 56 degrees, patchy clouds and watch out for big waves on the coast. wave heights overnight peaking at 20 feet offshore. still high surf on the coast. temperatures nice and warm today even in santa cruz. use caution if you head to the beaches. you'll notice the high clouds this morning should make for an amazing sunrise coming up around 7:40 this morning.

check out this powerful storm just off to our west. most of this energy is going to ride off to the north, but we will see a chance of seeing a few showers late tomorrow in the north bay. highs today mid to upper 70s around downtown san jose, close to 80 in gilroy. tri-valley temperatures near danville also near 80 degrees. you can see concord near 75. around the peninsula highs in the low to mid 70s. 70 in daly city and low 70s in san francisco with high clouds and sunshine. the changes we'll see during the day tomorrow in the north bay during the afternoon, a chance of some rain. notice how that weather system kind of falls apart right as it reaches the bay area. what we'll get for the morning will be increasing clouds. as we head into saturday evening, you'll see how the showers try to get into the bay area, and the system basically falls apart. rain projections here, most coming down to saturday night and sunday. this should be out of here by mid morning sunday. the forecast will have a lot of clouds, a bit of cooling as we

go through the weekend. the chance for early showers sunday. the next week as we head towards election day, things looking dry for the next few days after we pass sunday morning. >> no excuse not to vote. over here, no excuse for any slowdowns or delays in your arrival except for one section of 880. this portion of the nimitz from marina boulevard to just shy of the coliseum, we have the construction zone. a little slowing there, add about another three minutes onto your commute. traffic is flowing smoothly, just a little slower through the area. we have a live look showing you the cash lanes is not yet open. folks are squeezing over. back to the maps. approaching the upper east shore, from highway 4 to the toll plaza. looking at mass transit. no delays for the rails. 23 trains running on time for b.a.r.t. a good way to get to work.

federal prosecutors could be close to following criminal charges against several drugmakers. >> for more and the rest of the news before the bell, let's check in with landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good friday morning to you. >> good friday morning to you as well. this morning ahead of the week's biggest piece of economic data, the monthly jobs report, expected to show companies stepped up hiring and boosted wages next month which may fuel the case for an interest rate hike. the s&p 500 down for an eighth straight day. that is its longest losing streak since 2008. the dow dropping 28 to 17,930, nasdaq down 47 to 5,058. federal prosecutors close to filing criminal charges against makers of generic drugs by the end of the year. the justice department september subpoenas seeking information.

the probe centers on whether the drugmakers worked together or discussed how to raise prices on off-brand medication. dahlia wanda is buying dick clark productions for $1 billion. they produce the golden globes and cmas. wanda already owns amc theaters and legendary entertainment. 4:48 right now. it is closing time for a long-time south bay bar, not just a college hangout, but also local athletes. the hut is closing next month. just off campus at santa clara university. the owner chose not to renew its lease. the bar covered in $1.00 stapled to the ceiling when students graduate. >> if you talk to anybody who went to santa clara, they know this place. they have one or multiple

experiences here. it's a sad day that they're closing it down. >> the university says it has no plans to purchase the business or the land. happening today, a live look at chicago's wrigley field. look at that. world series champions, still hard to get used to. they're going to party like it's 1908, the last time the cubs won the world series. this time the city is expected more than a million people to attend the parade. the cubs won a dramatic game seven wednesday to capture the championship. a rally in grant park will follow the parade which starts at wrigley. it will be something akin to what the giants fans experienced one, two, three times in the past six years. >> oh, my gosh, those parades are incredible. the people will enjoy it. a far cry from last night when a packed crowd watched the newest warrior kevin durant. durant scored a game-high 39

points as the dubs dominated okc. durant had 29 in the first half giving the warriors a 25-point lead. they won 122-96. after that durant, however was -- >> i feel like i should have made five more shots. i did all right. i could be better. >> he thought he could do better. durant also did all right on the defense including a monster shot on on former teammate russell westbrook. the warriors have one four straight following their open night loss. >> coming up, we investigate. it should scare anybody whoever thinks about going on an airplane. >> the way bogus parts are ending up on those airplanes, even some commercial flights. we'll tell you about it coming up next. first happening now, feds and police find half a million dollars worth of illegal drugs in a man's walnut creek apartment. they call it a full-blown

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reporter stephen stock with what his team found. good morning, guys. this is what unapproved parts look like and this -- we actually bought these over the internet, on ebay. they're airplane parts that anyone can then put into an airplane. we found that it happens more often than you might imagine. our investigation discovered that these bogus unapproved parts can be found threw out america's aviation industry and have been taken out of commercial airplanes that you and i fly on. after we requested public records from the faa they shared with us documentation of at least 135 cases in the last five years where these unapproved parts were found in airplanes, including big commercial jumbo jets. we also found 22 different airplane crashes that killed seven people and injured 18 others where ntsb investigators later pointed to unapproved parts as contributing to those accidents. you can watch our full report on our website and see how we

bought these online. just go to nbcbayarea.com. guys, back to you. >> all right. if you have a tip for steven and the investigative unit, call 1-888-996-tips, e-mail the yooupt at nbcbayarea.com. the latest twist involving san francisco's sinking millennium tower may well send the case to court. san francisco city attorney dennis herrera announced a new lawsuit against the developer. he says potential buyers were kept in the dark about issues involving the tower. >> buyer beware doesn't cut it here. someone selling real estate must disclose details about known property conditions. the law is very clear on that. >> the tower has now sunk more than a foot since it opened. the tower is now also slightly leaning. some condo owners tell us they just want to know the building is safe. coming up, we're following breaking news, a huge fire burning in southern california. we'll show you the very first

pictures coming in from the scene. >> we're seeing partly cloudy skies and a warm afternoon ahead. saratoga will see temperatures close to 80. an advisory on the coast e tended through 3:00 today as a high surf continues. the headlights coming toward us filling in all the lanes. flashing lights just cleared northbound 880 north of the coliseum. we'll show you the extent of the slowing coming up. plus, a grisly discovery has turned into a homicide investigation. what the young man was doing before his body was found at a bay area university. "nbc bay area responds." we've recovered over $300,000 for our viewers. if you want help, call or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds.

this morning we know the name of the person that was found in a shallow grave on a bay area university campus. the new clues overnight that we're learning about the young man as the search for his killer begins. san jose police are investigating the city's 41st homicide this year. the worry over the time of day that it happened that makes it particularly troublesome. happening now, a campout with a message. the reason dozens of students

are waking up outside this morning. "today in the bay" starts right now. a very good friday morning to you. you made it. now just make it through the day and you can take that weekend. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew. sam brock got the weekend started early. let's see how his weather is doing. >> he picked a good day. we've got 40s and 50s outside. a few areas approaching 80. tri-valley now 47, 56 in oakland. there you go. san jose, 78 right now. 76 in santa cruz. keep in mind if you head out to the coast, our high surf advisory extended through 3:00 this afternoon. you can see why, wave heights offshore 14 to 15 feet. >> looking swell at the coast. the travel times not a problem

except for northbound 880. a little slowing, adding about three minutes max as you travel through the construction zone. i showed you that crew as it cleared before the break, slowing on the approach to marina boulevard. still have to pick up the cones and clear the vehicles toward the coliseum. drive times across the bay, westbound will be the commute direction across the bridges. bay bridge and san mateo bridge all fine. san mateo from 13 to 12 minutes. even better now. back to you. thank you very much. it's 5:00 right now. it is what a family fears most, losing a loved one tragically. we now know the identity of a body found in a shallow grave on a sonoma state campus. deputies say it's 18-year-old kirk kimberly. the cotati teenager disappeared two weeks ago. his body was found by a landscaper near a, paing lot at sonoma state campus parking lot thursday afternoon. the