a very good friday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock. let's get your friday started off right with a check of the weather. the weather right now still comfortably cool. 40s and 50s outside. get ready for a taste of summer-like temperatures later on. 44 degrees right now in santa rosa. by the afternoon 74 degrees. 78 in san jose, 72 in san francisco, 76 in santa cruz. up and down the coast 70s today. use caution there. we still have the high surf advisory now extended into the afternoon where some of the waves could be approaching 20 feet, some of the larger sets rolling into half moon bay. >> keep that in mind as folks head to the coast. right now, no delays, easy drive. a little slowing for hayward 880 and an issue that might show slowing. disabled vehicle northbound 680 right around stone valley road.

that will be an issue as crews arrive on scene. so far no slowing shows up. no slowing really to speak of other than your typical slowdown from highway 4 to the bay bridge, speeds dipping down around san pablo where there's also overnight road work this weekend both directions closed saturday night into sunday. 6:01. what a family fears most, knowing a family member died tragically. we now know the identity of a body found in a shallow grave on sonoma state's campus. deputies say the 18-year-old is kirk kimberly. now the hunt begins for his killer. his body was found by a landscaper at sonoma state university campus wednesday afternoon. the body was covered in mud. last night students walked around campus, uneasy about the gruesome discovery.

>> you're on a college campus and you want to know that you're safe. so if it is, like, an older 18-year-old, then you would feel that 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 is last seen october 17th leaving cotati to meet a friend at rohnert park. new video of a huge fire burning in san bernardino. here is what we know. it's in a pallet yard. that's a lot of wood on fire and a lot of firefighters responding, 80 in total. at this point we don't have any word on injuries. our sister station in l.a. is on the scene gathering more information. in san jose, a killer is on the loose after a double shooting that left one man dead, another hurt. this happened in the area of bambi lane and peter pan avenues. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us from san jose.

the time of day, kris, makes this particularly worrisome. >> reporter: scott, it was just after 6:30 in the evening. you know what a neighborhood is like that time of night, fairly light, kids outside. in this particular neighborhood, capital park is right near the intersection of bambi lane and peter pan avenue where the shooting was reported. so this is a concerning time of day because there were so many people around, out and about in that neighborhood. police say both the victims are men, one died at the scene. the other was rushed to the hospital but will survive those injuries. police have not said whether the victim who survived was able to identify the gunman nor give them a reason for the shooting. the victim who died has not been identified or the identity has not been released. we can tell you that he is now the city's 41st homicide victim this year. this time last year there were 30 feet who were killed at the hands of another perp. if you know anything about this crime, you can report it to the

police anonymously. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." at 6:03 this morning. today the contra costa county d.a. will reveal resultion of an investigation into the police sexual misconduct scandal rocking the east bay. the district attorney has been reviewing information related to the alleged sexual abuse by police officers in contra costa county county with self-proclaimed prostitute. the teenager jasmine, who used to go by lel southwest guap, claimed she has sexual relations with dozens of bay area officers, some when she was a minor. several officers face criminal charges, several others have already been fired. an uptick in crime in one of the bay area's most upscale neighborhoods has people on edge. last night people in hillsborough gathered together to voice their concerns. wednesday home surveillance cameras captured this black bmw that sped away from a burglary. that's the third burglary or armed home invasion in

hillsborough and portola valley within the last two weeks. last night the crimes brought police out to answer questions from homeowners. they found no link, but detectives investigating recent burglaries throughout the peninsula says one similarity stands out. >> 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 come here, commit the crime and go back home. >> meantime locals formed the hillsborough neighborhood network to spread alerts. a bay area nanny accused of abusing the infant she was watching. berkeley police say home surveillance camera caught ingrid perez beating a 6-month-old baby. the police report we obtained says perez is seen on tape slapping, throwing, dragging and forcing that baby into a crib. fortunately police say the baby wasn't hurt. perez was arrested while she was going to another child care job. plenty of questions in oak

lapd. a bizarre gruesome discovery, a woman's burned body found around noon yesterday in a park off bancroft and 77th. so far police have not released any other information. an unusual protest in san francisco. three mothers who children have been killed by police will lead a sit-in at san francisco district attorney george gascon's office t. group justice for mario woods is organizing the protest for noon. happening now, san jose students are waking up this morning after sleeping outside as a way to stand in solidarity with the homeless. student activists held the 11th annual poverty under the stars. city leaders are also taking part. students began gathering at about 7:00 last night setting up their tents. we were there earlier last night when everyone was still asleep. it ends with a breakfast discussion at 9:00 this morning. waves corporate to pound the coastline. right now the coast guard

warning surfers and swimmers to be on the look out for big sneaker waves that could be two stories. the time right now 6:07. speaking of the waves, we had that swell peak around 2:00 a.m., 20 feet offshore, wave heights 13 to 15 feet. use caution on the coast. when you see how warmer temperatures are going to be today, you're going to be tempted to head to the beaches with mostly sunny skies. los gatos, close to 50 now, 77 later this afternoon. 75 in oakland and 76 around santa cruz. more clouds heading into the weeke weekend, a cooling trend that will take us through the weekend as well. for the north bay, late tomorrow afternoon, a chance of light rain. any rain chances gone sunday morning and a dry finish to the weekend. mike? >> at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights, slowing for the east bay through hayward. no problems pour the tri-valley and the dublin interchange.

farther north a car in lanes northbound 680 at stone valley, disabled vehicle in the lanes, your fast lanes. as the crew arrives to help out, there will be more slowing there. this is counter commute, at burr.net avenue in concord we have a car on the side of the roadway. a little slowing for your typical commute. as we look at your drive times, spots towards the east bay, no slowing off the dublin interchange continuing to the castro valley y. from the y down to the dumbarton bridge, you have a 20-minute drive. that's a gradual slowdown through hayward and union city. final jobs report ahead of the presidential election. new numbers released within the last 45 minutes. could the lid to your washing machine just fly off? the new recall announced this morning impacting millions of people across the country. >> we'll take you out to emeryville and take a look at the lights and the commute. mike is monitoring all of this. we'll be back in just a minute. (rob ad ls)

good morning pleasanton. today temperatures close to 80 degrees. for the weekend a little cooler. 70s with the 20th annual tri-valley veterans parade sunday at 1:00. partly cloudy skies and temperatures around the 70s in the tri-valley on sunday. a nice smooth flow of traffic in the tri-valley. 25 minutes off grant line over

to the dublin interchange. no major problems. remember, getting out of town about 2:30, opposite direction there. approaching the bay bridge, 22 minutes, mild slowing off highway 4 down to the bay bridge. new this morning, the labor department released its latest monthly unemployment report before the presidential election showing a healthy spike in jobs. 161,000 jobs added in october. that's less than economists expected, but not bad. the unemployment rate dropped .10% to 4.9. hourly pay took a big step higher recording the largest year-over-year increase since 2009. federal prosecutors are close to filing criminal charges against makers of generic drugs possibly by the end of the year. the justice department sent subpoenas. a big recall we want to let you know about this morning

before you throw in a load of laundry. we're just learning samsung is recalling one of its top-load washing machines, noorly 3 million of them. samsung says washing machine top can unexpected come apart while in use which certainly court hurt someone. the recall involves 34 models of the top loader. samsung says it's received more than 700 reports of the washer reporting excessive vibration which could cause the top to fly off. the latest twist involving san francisco's sinking millen yes, ma'am tower may send the case to court. dennis herrera announced a new lawsuit against the tower's developer. he says potential buyers were kept in the dark about issues involving the tower, issues the nbc investigative unit helped uncover. >> 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 sunk more than

a foot since it opened, and it's also now slightly leaning. some condo owners tell us they just want to know that building is safe. a new high school on the peninsula has been approved despite concerns about the location. the "mercury news" says the sequoia union high school district approved the menlo park high school project located in an industrial neighborhood on jefferson drive. the 400-student school will focus on technology and design. critics say it will increase traffic in an area that can't handle it. the school will be open by 2018. even though the weekend is right around the corner for south bay pet lovers, today is already going to the dogs. the reason they're helping renovate the dog park at san jose's selma olinder park. bags filled with doggy swag and dog food products, not to be cues confused with doggy bags, remember those? that event begins at 9:00 a.m.

let's take you to chicago and wrigley field. how many people is that? i'm thinking that's not wrigley. >> are schools closed for the day? >> nobody is going to do anything. they're partying like it's 1908. the last time the cubs won was 1908. back then there was a victory parade. this time the city is expecting more than a million and they've started early. the cubs, of course, winning a dramatic game seven to capture the world series. a rally in grant park will follow this. the parade will start at wrigley. it will be something akin to what the giants fans have experienced three times over the past six years. but only somewhat because this is the first time since '08. >> you've got to love a parade. even if they're not your team, you've got to smile for them. let's take a live look at our own oracle arena. quiet right now, but a far cry from last night when a packed crowd watched the newerest

warrior kevin durant lead the way to a game high 39 points as the dubs dominated okc. durant had 29 points in the first half, giving the warriors a 25-point lead. winning 122-96. afterwards durant wasn't fully satisfied. >> felt like i should have made five more shots. short on a few, rushed a few. i did all right. i could be better. >> buddy, you did great. durant also did all right on defense including a monster swat on a shot from former teammate russell westbrook. >> i was there last night. it was great. zblt oh, that's right. >> when durant made that swat, air just went out of ever booed i. ooh! >> friday. you can sleep in tomorrow. change your clocks on sunday. >> extra hour of sleep.

>> good weekend. >> we'll be watching those changes both in the time and the weather as we head midway through the weekend. a slight chance of finding light rain. 44, that's the coldest we're seeing so far. patchy fog, visibility less than a mile there. watch out for that. sonoma county commute, heading down into the bay area this morning, temperatures rivaling almost summer-like levels south of shea, even high clouds at times, numbers in the upper 70s around downtown san jose. mid to upper 70s for the tri-valley towards walnut creek. antioch today about 74 degrees. peninsula, highs in the low 70s, both on the bay side and ocean-facing side, thanks to the offshore winds. san francisco, highs in the low 70s. north bay temperatures 44 right now, 74 around santa rosa, 75 in napa. with the mild temperatures, use caution on the coast. high surf advisory has been extended through 3:00. wave heights 14 to 15 feet, a

few breakers above 20 feet heading into the afternoon. windy storms off to the west, notice the time stamp here, saturday evening. high surf will continue straight on through the weekend. in terms of rain chances, not much, just creeping across the finish line, here is the next system coming in for late saturday in the north bay, 1:00 a.m., a few widely scattered showers. nothing showing up there. not expected to bring a lot of rain. you might wake up to wet roadways early sunday morning. all locations expected to see less than .10 inch of rain. that is the only hans of seeing rain in the next seven days. cooler temperatures. more clouds, see that in san francisco and in the locations, low 70s as we finish the weekend. the reminder, as we get that extra hour of sleep, the time change saturday night, clocks go back one hour. reminder to check the batteries in your smoke and carbon

monoxide detectors. sunrise and sunset could be impacting the commute. >> that's right. the earlier sunset time is the issue. at 5:00, as n zoo as it gets dark, everybody wants to leave work at the same time. that will be an impact to the eechgt commute over the next few weeks. the rest of the bay, a smooth drive. it's friday. easing into the commute. nothing unexpected -- well, unexpectedly light for the dublin interchange. 880 slows toward union city out of hayward. the bay bridge, we show you the traffic slowing over there. the bay bridge backup has the metering lights on and the effect of the commute at the toll plaza. back to the maps, yu see the travel teams on the approach, not a major issue. smooth flow of traffic across the richmond-san rafael bridge. the san mateo bridge starting to see more slowing over to the peninsula. that will be a slower drive for 92. the dumbarton bridge not showing any problems. the south bay, northbound routes

all moving well. 101 from the split with 85 towards 87 and sjc, the airport, basically at speed. the bay area bar about to close, the dollar bills lining the ceiling and walls can't save it. the outrage at a south bay university after students learn their be loved hangout is on the verge of serving its last drink. one person speaks up, prompting others to take action, too. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, the case that triggered a domino effect when "nbc bay area responds" next. out live to the golden gate bridge where we're monitoring traffic on a beautiful friday. we'll be back in just a minute. good morning, coming up on friday on "today," hillary clinton and donald trump making their final push with the election only four days away. this morning the must-have states to win the white house facing each campaign. also ahead, we're live in chicago at the cubs world series

victory parade. on today's original, i'll team up with a company playing a big role in the extraordinary comeback of detroit. those store rees and j.k. rowling's newest magical world, the cast of "fantastic beasts" and where to find them, including oscar winner eddie redmayne when we start on friday morning on "today."

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streets is a held hazard. today they'll make sure the city hears their concerns. the mayor and council member will answer questions at a town hall meeting this afternoon. this meeting is at saint lewis bertrand church at 5:30. the bay area's dungeness crab season right around the corner, starting in 11 days, november 15th to be exact. if you recall, the toxin problems that delayed lastier's crab season for months, the health department says crab should be perfectly safe to devour this time around, maybe with melted butter for you. closing time for a long-time south bay bar. not just a college hangout, but a hangout for local athletes as well. the hut will close next month just off campus in santa clara. the owner chose not to renew his lease. the bar is covered in dollar bills that college seniors typically write their name on, staple to the ceiling when they

graduate fr graduate. students and alumni want the university to buy the bar. >> i wonder if the owner will get all those one dollar bills off. a busy week for our consumer investigative center. >> chris chmura is here with complaints we're solving and the domino effect. >> good morning. some of the cases we're closing inspire others to write in. for example, our phones started ringing after we told the story of two bay area consumers whose leather furniture is peeling apart. they learned it's made of material called bonded leather, that's 15% to 20% leather, the rest of it plastic. we're working with about a dozen other consumers with the same problem. this is the story with the

biggest whoa factor. we helped her secure a $1400 payment after experiencing flight delays heading to europe. european based carriers might have to pay up for flight delays, as much as $650 per passenger when flights aren't on time. if you have a consumer complaint, call us at 1-888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great weekend. >> you, too. plenty of action at at&t park, but nothing to do with our dear giants. >> the ball park all quiet now. come tomorrow, 35,000 kids and teenagers from across the bay will take to the field to show their inner scientist. it's the annual discovery day, it starts at 10:00 tomorrow morning. the goal is to get young people thinking about a future career in areas like science, technology and engineers. racing robots, undergo astronaut training, learn about medical research and check out a self-driving delorian.

up next, a nice warm day expected across the bay today but changes on the way and very soon. we have a look at your full forecast with rob and a look at the morning commute with mike in 2 1/2 minutes. here is a picture of the missing teenager whose dead body was found right here on the campus of sonoma state. we'll have new clues that detectives are getting that could help them find the killer. >> reporter: is the bay area sex scandal bigger than what was first thought? >> reporter: the presidential candidates beginning their final tours, the u.s. government is becoming increasingly concerned that hackers may be trying to interfere with your vote. i'm tracie potts. that story is next.

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for a new approach." joininus. i'm laura gaia cann. you made it to friday morning. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew. sam brock did not make it to friday. let's check in with rob. >> he's enjoying probably the warmest day of the week. some spots close to 80 degrees. in the meantime, familiar start to the morning. patchy fog and 40s outside in

the north bay, at 44 degrees. santa rosa, chilly start, 56 around berkeley, san francisco 57 degrees. by the afternoon, everybody in the 70s. san jose into morgan hill and los gatos, 77 degrees. santa cruz, 76. the high surf advisory has been extended into the afternoon. 14 to 15 foot waves offshore. breakers near 20 feet near half moon bay. >> friday may see some folks head to the coast, beautiful day for the afternoon and evening hours. over here, a smooth flow of traffic. we'll check on both of those crashes. off off the eastshore freeway did cause slowing. 27 minutes the drive there, a live camera in berkeley did catch activity with chp off the side of the road. one vehicle there. it made its way over the shoulder there, causing more slowing. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike.

at 6:31, a teenager's body found in a shallow grave on the campus of sonoma state university. this morning we know who the young man is. "today in the bay's" pete suratos live in roahnert park. >> reporter: good morning, laura. as you can see behind me here at sonoma state, the police tape is still up. the body found in a shallow grave right behind it. they've yiepd fiidentified the r as 18-year-old kirk kimberly from rancho cotati high school. according to the cotati police department he went missing, riding his bike from cotati to meet a friend at rohnert park on october 17, about a ten-minute drive from this area. the remains of his body were first discovered on wednesday by an employee of sonoma state university about 200 yards away

from the student parking lot i'm standing in right now. of course, this is coming as a shock to many folks on campus. >> you're on a college campus and you want to know you're safe. so if it is an older, like, 18-year-old, you feel you are a little unsafe in the fact that they could be coming after you. >> reporter: the cause of death is under investigation. investigators are treating it as a homicide. of course, if you have any information to help out with this case, contact the squount sheriff's apartment. we have their number on our website at nbcbayarea.com. we're live at sonoma state university. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> pete, thanks. a developing story in the south bay, the search for a shooter. one person dead and another hurt after a shooting in east san jose. police got a call of gunfire in the area of bambi lane and peter pan avenue shortly before 7:00. when officers arrived, they

found two men, each shot, one died at the scene. no suspects at this time. but it's san jose's 41st homicide of the year compared to 30 all of last year. sexual misconduct scandal has rocked several bay area police departments. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in marz with hat the contra costa county district attorney koufld say later this morning. >> reporter: good morning, scott. taking place during an 11:00 a.m. news conference in martinez. that's when the contra costa county district attorney expected to release the results of his investigation into law enforcement officers who allegedly had inappropriate relationships with or were involved in the abuse of a 19-year-old girl named jasmine. used to go by the name celeste guap. it is possible more officers could face criminal charges. jasmine's mother -- jasmine, whose mother is an opd dispatcher claims she had sex with dozens of officers from

many ageofficers in the east ba sometimes when she was under age. these allegations led to internal investigations by departments including oakland, livermore and sf as well as alameda and contra costa county sheriff's offices. several oakland and richmond police officers have been  displipd. alameda county has charged eight officers from three different agencies with crimes related to this scandal. live in martinez, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. the possible lifeline for a long talked about suicide safety net on the golden gate bridge, a live look at the bridge where estimated costs to construct that safety net have ballooned to $150 million, a far cry from the initial $75 million projection. examiner reports transportation leaders closed one-third of what's a $120 million funding gap. transportation leaders plan to meet next week. authorities are looking for a young police volunteer who disappeared.

21-year-old carlo ramirez is a police explorer with the alameda county sheriff's office. deputies say she was seen in san leandro, dropped off a friend, but her car was found in an area in hayward, she's five feet tall and 160 pounds. two suspected copper thieves are in custody this morning. police in palo alto arrested two men sunday at a vak can't commercial building on hanover street. officers say the pair, a man and his nephew, two found with burglary gear and wire cutters. investigators later condition nexted them to two copper wire thefts next month. fears of what could happen on election day and even before election day mounting as we enter the last leg of the presidential campaign. >> "today in the bay's" tracie potts live in washington, d.c. with how the u.s. government is preparing and who the candidates are targeting in these last few days. good morning, tracie.

>> reporter: good morning everyone. the candidates are targeting different groups, donald trump, democrats in pennsylvania, hillary clinton, latinos in arizona, a red state she'd like to pick up. the government is concerned about hackers possibly targeting your right to vote. intelligence sources tell nbc your vote is safe, but they're preparing for possible hacks affecting electricity, the internet, social media and transportation next tuesday. for now, the concern is african-american voters in swing states. >> couldn't find the vote at all. >> you just voted? >> just vouted in the primary. >> reporter: donald trump and extremists supporting him have called for monitors at the polls. hillary clinton calls that intimidation. >> the best way to repudiate the bigotry and blustering and hateful rhetoric and discrimination is to show up with the biggest turnout in american history. >> reporter: polls show trump

ahead in arizona and texas, but a statistical tie in georgia. team clinton thinks north carolina is a firewall that trump needs to win. president obama campaigns there today. trump's wife melania campaigned solo for the first time. >> we have to find a better way to talk to each other, to respect each other. >> reporter: the fbi continues to examine 650,000 e-mail linked to clinton's top aide. >> how can there be duplicates when 650,000 is even more than all of them that are missing? >> reporter: still no word on when the fbi will complete its review. but we do know the state department released e-mails they were given from the fbi last summer related to the clinton investigation. those e-mails they say, about one in five of them were duplicates. >> tracie potts live from washington. we'll talk to you next week. 6:38. firefighters conducting a

controlled burn in a popular south bay park. starting at 9:00 inside joseph grant park right below mt. hamilton. the burn will cover a 200 acre area and smoke should be visible by 5:00 p.m. good news about our drought. all the rain we've been getting is actually doing pretity well for us. nearly a quarter of california is now out of the drought. u.s. drought monitor report says these are the best conditions since 2013. water officials say october's rainfall would triple the normal amount in northern california. >> at 6:39. we'll show you the area that improved dramatically. that was the north coast. you can see in white now, no drought or abnormally dry. bay area conditions improving from severe to extreme to abnormally dry there from san francisco into the north bay. notice the south bay santa cruz mountains still seeing drought conditions. today, upper 70s around san

jose, high of 78. 72 in san francisco, 75 in oakland, 76 today around santa cruz. we will have a chance of rain this weekend, but a weak one at that. in the north bay late tomorrow, early morning showers on sunday and clearing by mid morning and a dry finish to the weekend. mike. >> it's a friday so we have that later build for the commute. peninsula not seeing any slowing, just moving slowly over the dumbarton bridge and san mateo bridge. the south bay we'll talk about in a second. i wanted to get this crash in the books as well. eastbound 580 around 106, closer to golf links, a car hit debris and spun out. it's blocking your right two lanes. crews are still arriving. we don't see any slowing there. we do see slowing in the south bay. look at 101 from where it splits with 85 up to 87, heading toward the airport, a 20-minute drive, speeds at 55-mile-per-hour mark for the most part. slowing north 87 for guadalupe

from 85 to 101, a 13-minute drive now. thank you very much, mike. coming up, a famous bay area chef arrested. he's been on tv, even has a popular restaurant here. what got him into trouble up next. makeup deception. these products look real but they're not. the reason the bay area woman who was hoping you'd fall for the fake stuff and how easy it is to sell in the country. the stock market is not going to do anything until tuesday we don't think. dow industrials barely moving. a live look outside the coliseum, a huge football game taking place this sunday night. the raiders hosting the broncos with first place on the line. you can watch it all right here on nbc bay area, kickoff just after are 5:00 followed by a special edition of nbc bay area news right after that. (rob ad ls)

gd friday morning. temperatures today climbing into the upper 70s, partly cloudy skies. in five minutes we'll let you know what rain we can expect out of a powerful storm on the satellite view. that's coming your way in five

minutes. travel times with a little build on the eastshore freeway. bottom of the screen, north 880, 11 or 12 minutes. speeds are slowing a bit. 880 slow through hayward, 22 minutes from 238 to 84. mike, we have breaking news out of southern california we've been following since 5:00 this morning. firefighters getting a handle on a huge fire in san bernardino at a pallet yard. a lot of wood, large emergency response, we think about 80 firefighters, several agencies. we have no word on injuries. we're updating the story on our twitter page. happening now, hundreds of families lining up outside san jose's sacred heart community service center. these are live pictures this morning. all these folks bundled up in the cold this morning registering for the agency's annual holiday food and toy program. the skyrocketing represent and

wages are not keeping up. programs like these are needed more than ever before. this year they're planning to distribute more than 7,200 turkeys and food boxes. organizers san jose a little help can go a long way. >> donate turkeys, money so we can buy the turkeys, toys, you can do all that online or come in and donate here. >> never too early to start giving. this year volunteers will hand out more than 18,000 toys. palo alto's tesla motors says the auto pilot system is not to blame for a deadly crash in indianapolis. the model s crashed yesterday killing the driver and passenger. the car sustained so much damage, it didn't transmit any data to the company's servers. witnesses say the car was going far too fast when it crashed. a judge is ordering a man that threw a pie in the face of sacramento mayor to stand trial. sean thompson wanted the judge

to reduce the charges against him but the judge said no. thompson admits to assaulting mayor kevin johnson back in september. he said he did it to highlight the homeless problem. chef michael chiarello was arrested less than three miles from his restaurant in the heart of wine country. the chp also says chiarello had a controlled substance with him. more than $50,000 worth of fake makeup. san jose woman had them imported from asia, planning on selling them locally. she's been arrested. investigators say fake makeup is easy to sell in the u.s. because of off-brand beauty products are not subject to strict quality controls like legitimate brands are. berkeley city leaders are celebrating a major victory. for three years the berkeley patients group has been fighting the federal government's attempt to shut it down, but a judge dismissed the case this week.

a legal win was announced yesterday at berkeley city hall. council member darryl moore says he's thrilled. >> i'm honored to have them in my district. they've been an exemplary company for 17 years. and finally this fraud leapt lawsuit by the federal government is over. >> while many cities have an uneasy relationship with marijuana clinics, bergly has long supported it. new this morning, twitter is cracking down on users sharing fake ads about texting to vote. accounts of those users have been suspended. to be very clear, no state allows people to cast their votes by texting. happening today, a seaworld protest in half moon bay. peta will protest the plans of seaworld decorating their tanks with ocean back drops. peta says it makes a mockery of the whales drapd at the theme

park. it will be at the ocean anna hotel where the california coastal commission wraps up a three day meeting. last's mental health courthouse has been shut down. the city says the aging roof has structural damage and is sagging in many locations. the judge that presides over the court says the 1940s structure is the worst courthouse in california. live to louisville, kentucky. the finishing touches are now completed on one of the greatest graf sites in the world, muhammad ali's graveside. ali, the world famous boxer, died this summer. lights out at the paris hotel and casino. the hotel was forced to evacuate the entire building after a major power outage. a worker superintendently cut the main power line that prevented backup generators from turning on as well. 11 people were stuck in elevators, but it took more than

four hours to restore power. rose parade grand marshals announced, janet evans, greg louganis and allison phelps. this is the 128th edition of the floral spectacle. sky gazers, mark your calendar, the up zooer moon is coming this month. >> a big one. nasa says the super moon will look larger and brighter than the rest, orbiting very close to the earth. it's the largest super moon in 70 years. the best time to catch it is on monday, november 14th, just before 6:00 a.m., right when you're getting up to watch "today in the bay." this is a live look at the city by the bay this morning. of course, no doubt we'll have live cameras up that morning.

>> talking about today, looking at patchy fog in parts of the north bay this morning. by the afternoon we'll see temperatures climb by as much as 30 to maybe almost 40 degrees with warming right now. 44 degrees in santa rosa, 49 degrees in napa. into concord, 52 currently in san jose. watch out at least for the next couple hours for patchy fog. santa rosa visibility about a half miles at times. pour the afternoon, mid to upper 70s in san jose. may get close to 80 around san martin into gilroy. los gatos, 79 degrees there. let's take a look at the forecast as we head to the tri-valley. numbers in the mid to upper 70s around pleasanton. over in the peninsula, highs in the low 70s, belmont into palo alto. san francisco into the low 70s, more 70s in the north bay. low to mid 70s from napa to

sonoma. wave heights 14 to 15 feet still offshore. that's why it will corporate until 3:00 this afternoon. notice the powerful storm to the west, that is going to continue to send high surf our way straight on through the weekend. use caution today and again on saturday. in terms of rain, that system will weaken. by the time it approaches the bay area, as it crosses the finish line which we'll call san francisco, it will fall apart. most of the rain late tomorrow. 1:00 a.m. sunday light showers passing through. by mid morning, skies clear and we'll see a dry finish to the weekend. you see here rain projections, unlike the storms of october. less than .10 inch. that's the protection for areas off to the north. cooler temperatures on the way for the weekend, not as warm as today. 70s in the inland spots. time change, saturday night, clocks go back one hour which

means earlier sun rises and sunsets. live to the golden gate bridge, we had about a minute and a half folks completely backed up here northbound. we just saw in the last 20 seconds the traffic flow restored. it looks like everything has cleared, whatever it was for the golden gate bridge, i wanted to take it, notify folks there. let's get back to the maps. no problems right now nfor the golden gate bridge. we're looking towards the south bay and peninsula with nothing unusual. a crash i'm concerned about over in the east bay, northbound 880 at marina, reportedly blocking two, maybe more lanes. three vehicles involved, one of them is a motorcycle. i'm sure there's spectator slowing. despite the slowdown from 238 through the area, a ten-minute drive now expecting to build for the nimitz. back to you. >> coming up, the top local news we're following. >> way wait until tuesday to

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kirk kimberly. the cotati teen disappeared two weeks ago. the search now begins for his killer. his body was found near a parking lot on sonoma state university. last night students walked around campus uneasy about the discovery. the victim was last seen october 17th leaving cotati on his white bank to meet a friend in rohnert park. today the contra costa county district attorney will reveal his investigation into the police sexual misconduct scandal rocking the east bay. the teenager who used to go by celeste guap, claimed she has sexual relations with dozens of bay area officers some when she was a minor. several officers face criminal charges with several others fired. san jose state students

waking up after sleeping outside as a way to show solidarity with the homeless. the poverty under the stars, the sleep-out on the lawn. students began gathering last night. the event ends with a breakfast later today. >> ' election day four days away, but the registrar's office offering early voting tomorrow. up to 55 ballot drop-off sites and even five drive-through ballot drop-off sites. for more information head to nbcbayarea.com, you can check out our voter's edge guide where you can put in your zip code and get the details specific to where you live. the sell braegs 108 years in the making, chicago cubs fans gathering right now for the victory parade. >> oh, my gosh, open the gates. >> look at this. holy cow. >> that's kind of dangerous. >> it is, isn't it? let's hope it goes safely.

chicagoans tend to be nice guy. >> the parade starts later this morning at the friendly confines, wrigley field. it wraps up at grant park where a rally will be held. they're already getting a little winded. >> windy city there. a nice day ahead for us. >> nice day there, too. we'll see if they had a victory parade here, the weather would have been absolutely perfect. 72 in san francisco, 75 in oakland, 78 in san jose. one chance of light rain showing up late saturday night into sunday. slightly cooler temperatures for the weekend. in the meantime a crash? >> one crash. everything else is very light. this is back in san leandro, northbound 880 dragging from 238 up to marina boulevard. a crash involving three vehicles, one a motorcycle, still active. we'll track the condition of the driver and the commute. we'll be back with a local news update in about half an hour. have a great weekend. >> we'll see you at 11:00.

good morning. the end is near. four days to go and "time's" cover captures the mood of the nation as a new poll shows 8 in 10 americans say the campaign has left them repulsed. now nbc news has learned there are serious concerns about a cyber attack on election day. this morni, what security officials are doing to protect the vote. in the dark. a popular las vegas hotel and casino forced to close overnight after workers damaged its main power line. thousands of guests evacuated. repeated advances? fox news anchor megyn kelly levels stunning new accusations against her former boss, roger ailes. this morning, her claims and