dublin and near the south bay. let's get started in the south bay. chp is reporting this as a minor crash around 101 before capitol expressway. the right hand shoulder may be blocked and cause delays. we are seeing another incident in tracy. southbound 101 to vaness, 12 minutes. back to you. drivers check your debit cards and credit cards, you may have been scammed. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at the gas station in antioch with more this morning. they are sometimes hard to detect, bob. >> reporter: it is. you probably wouldn't know you are scammed until you track your statements. good morning to you. this scam at this valero gas station at 2101 somerville road. not far up from highway 4 here in antioch. within the past 24 hours, police

discovered credit card skimmers in six gas pumps you are looking at now. if you are not familiar, they are electronic devices that someone illegally installs behind the credit card slot. you insert the card, pay for gas. it seems like a normal transaction but it's not. that device is collecting your debit or credit card data. they use that to make fraudulent purchases. this is a huge problem worldwide, costing $2 billion a year in fraudulent charges. what to do if you think you might have been a victim. if you have been using this gas station recently. check your financial statements on a regular basis. cnbc reports that your liability will be limited to just $50 if you report the fraud, the unauthorized charges within two days and file a report with antioch police. they are encouraging you do that if you think you have been

scammed. they are trying to figure out who installed these illegally on somersville road in antioch. live in antioch, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. new publication from iran at a military parade this morning. iran's president said the country will strengthen the missile capability saying we seek no one's permission to defend our land. tensions keep escalating between the u.s. and north korea about nuclear weapons. >> president trump tweeted kim jong-un is a madman saying the leader will be tested like never before. edward lawrence joins us live from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marcus, laura. this conflict in north korea is becoming intensely personal. the north korean leader

attacking the president's competence. tensions between north korea and the world reached a critical point. north korea says it may test a hydrogen bomb over the pacific ocean in respond to president donald trump's united nation speech to destroy the rogue nation. >> the president said it. members of this team said it. we don't want more. that's the last thing anyone wants. we don't want loss of life. >> reporter: the north korean leader and president trump trading insults toward one another. kim jong-un called the president deranged and will pay dearly for his speech. >> rocketman is on a suicide mission for himself. >> reporter: the president signed a new executive order with the toughest economic sanctions to date. >> it will cut off sources of revenue to fund them developing

the deadliest weapons known to human kind. >> this is getting north korean's to the table. >> reporter: critics say there needs to be a better approach. >> a true, diplomatic approach to be used as leverage to get agreements at the table won't be worth much. >> reporter: getting them to the table may involve further pressure from china, which the new sanctions may provide. the president having one eye on north korea is traveling to alabama today, campaigning for republican luther strange. he faces a run-off primary election on tuesday. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence. back to you. >> thank you, edward. 5:04, developing this morning, still stories of hope emerging from the rubble in this week's devastating mexico earthquake. rescuers have found more survivors, at least 60 since tuesday. this morning, the number dead is 273. adding to the heart ache, the

story of the young girl trapped in the rubble is, in fact, false. mexican authorities say the girl who was identified as freida never existed. everyone in that school has been accounted for. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is in mexico city and will share stories he witnessed firsthand. that's coming up for you at 5:30. the devastation in mexico is causing many to reconsider earthquake safety here. several gathered to ask questions to an expert panel. one says caltrains has been working hard to be better prepared for the next big disaster here. >> over 22200 bridges across the state. a lot here in the bay area. >> panel members admitted more work needs to be done. one representative reminded the audience, it gave some people a

few extra precious seconds. it may roll out next year. 5:06, happening now. we are tracking hurricane irma, which is currently a category 3 storm. it's bearing down on the turks and caicos. the island is supposed to be spares from the direct hit. maria is forecast to veer off to the atlantic and miss the united states. in puerto rico, at least two deaths are being reported from hurricane irma. the true scope of the disaster may not be known for days. right now, the entire island is without power. many are starting to run out of supplies. >> i knew it was going to be bad because electricity and infrastructure is really old. wu knee it was going to be affected. >> fuel is scarce. communication is a problem because cell phone service is unreliable. the last remaining lawsuits tied to the crash four years ago

has been settled just before trial. the trial was scheduled to start today. it involved a dental sur january that makes her unable to work. the attorney announced the settlement. the terms were not disclosed. all claims made by the 307 people on board that plane were settled prior to going to trial. live now, officials could decide to close the bridge to traffic during major events. back in july, a northbound lane was closed for the san francisco marathon. bridge officials tell us that's rare because their goal is to keep the lanes open and traffic moving. that's the current policy and the board of directors are likely to keep it intact today. right now at 5:07, on your friday morning, we walk out the door, it's all clear and we have cool temperatures in parts of the north bay. we are right now at 42 degrees in napa. 51 in san jose. 52 degrees in livermore. if you are planning to go

golfing today, half-moon bay or relaxing there, we will have clouds in the morning, temperatures in the upper 50s and highs up to 62 degrees. going hiking in the south bay, lots of sunshine, a mix of sun and clouds and by this afternoon, in the low 70s. a very nice way to start out the first day of fall. how is the fall traffic looking? >> two minor accidents so far, which is great. we were seeing slowing in the tri-valley and still seeing that now at this hour. this crash is right before san ramon before the eastbound side. it's not causing delays in that area. it is cleared to the side. slowing on the westbound 580 from grant line road. a 24 minute drive time. southbound 680 from 580 to vargas road, 11 minutes. bridge drive times are smooth. westbound 80 to the bay bridge, about eight minutes.

back to you. >> thanks so much. coming up, changes at the pharmacy. the limit cvs is placing on prescriptions. >> the reason hp is cutting staff. >> reporter: we are here at the apple store in palo alto as the iphone 8 is about three hours from release. inside a flurry of activity as they are scrubbing and cleaning and washing the glass, making sure everything is plugged in and displays ready to go. we are going to show you the line of people waiting when we come back. you are watching "today in the bay."

it's 5:12. a nice, clear start. let's take a live look outside in fremont this morning. a bit of a breeze and quite a few people out there and on the way to work. it's going to start out by 9:00 this morning in the upper 50s and head to the low 70s. perfect friday with comfortable weather. it will be turning hot again for next week. i'll have a look at that forecast coming up at 5:18. an accident along southbound 101. a quick check of the drive times. southbound 101 from van ness 12 minutes. 101 to sfo from highway 92, five minutes. new this morning, cvs will

limit opioids to fight back against the national epidemic. it will place limits on powerful painkillers. at stores nationwide, people filling prescriptions will be limited to a seven-day supply. the company plans to boost funding for addiction counseling and safe opioid disposal programs. >> i think our customers are going to be heartened by it. as they become addicted, will eliminate human suffering. >> they say the limits take effect in february. overnight, we researched opioid addiction. data isn't easy to find. california reports over 4,000 emergency room admissions related to opioids in 2014. cdc's numbers go back to 2015. nationally, 33,000 people died nationwide in 2015.

half of all deaths involve a prescription. a big day for apple. today, the iphone and i watch will be released. don't expect to see the lines that usually form. kris sanchez is live at the apple store. kris, what is the reason people aren't expected to go out and buy the iphone 8s today? >> reporter: first of all, you can't get them unless you preordered them. that's what a lot of folks have done. this time around, a lot of folks are, perhaps, holding out for the iphone x. we'll talk about that in a moment. i want to show you the line. one young man here is first in line. he is last in line. he preordered and is here to pick it up. we are going to talk to him in a minute. we were on the apple campus when the iphone 8 was unveiled looking different with the glass and aluminum outside.

it has faster processing and allows for augmented reality. comes in two sizes, the base price is $699 which is less than earlier anticipated. scott mcgrew showed us it's a great upgrade if you have an older phone. another saying, it's new, but you may not know why. in line to pick up the iphone 8, which was preordered. he spent the night out here looking forward to socializing. >> you pick it up in the store the day it arrives, or comes out. i decided i wanted to pick it up at the store instead. i didn't want to wait until october. >> reporter: so, the i i watch is out today. we have folks inside polishing and plugging things in. we saw folks wiping down the

glass. folks vacuuming as well. again, a lot of folks may be holding out for the big wow factor of the iphone x, which is coming out in december. we'll talk more about that coming up the next time we see you at 6:15. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> we'll see if he gets the company he is desiring as well. thanks, kris. now to the other big news, business tech headlines. the tech company based here in the bay area announced layoffs. trix go old school. landon dowdy joins us with a big bowl of business and tech news. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you both. happy friday. markets on a down note after north korea threatened to test a hydrogen bomb. stocks tumbling down by a dip in apple stock. we'll get data today on manufacturing. the dow falling for the first

time in ten days, down 53 points to 22,359. nasdaq posting the worst day in a month down 33 to 6422. hewlett-packard is planning to cut 5,000 jobs or 10% or the work force by the end of the year. the reductions will impact workers and managers both in the u.s. and abroad. now, the cause of the broader effort to reign in expenses and streamline operations ahid mounting competition from other cloud providers such as amazon. general mills is bringing back the original artificially colored cereal after customers complained about the naturally flavored replacement. classic trix will now sit on the shelves next to the original

version. general mills introduced naturally flavored trix last year made from colors from radishes, purple carrots and tumeric. >> didn't go over well. >> when you put it like that, i don't want it either. thanks, landon. live to spookiville in santa claire. check out this maze. it's happening at great america. "today in the bay" has your sneak peek. take a look there. do you want to end up there? oh! great america's annual halloween haunt fest officially opens tonight at 7:00 and runs through halloween. >> are you a fan of those? >> i am. >> i'm laughing the whole time. like a nervous laugh. >> you are probably taller than all of them. >> take them down. >> i'm not. oh, no. see that. >> i used to love it.

loved it. anything scary, i'm all about it. i like to jump. >> all right. >> great weather this weekend, great america, going to some of the festivals going on. it's been fairly cool these past few days. it will start to heat up heading to next week. i am trying to enjoy not having to run the air conditioner. as we start out this morning, it is a little on the cool side. we have had mostly clear skies. a live look outside in san francisco. also breezy winds. the winds have been kicking up, especially in san francisco and along the coast. right now, those temperatures in the upper 50s starting out there. that's the warmest temperature on the map. the coolest in napa, 42 degrees. as we get a look at the high temperatures in the south bay, 75 degrees or rather 72 degrees. mid-70s for the tri-valley. concord today, a high of 78 degrees and 68 degrees today in

oakland. for the peninsula, daly city, 65 degrees and redwood city, 70. outer 63 degrees and the north bay upper 70s for the most part. looking at the school day forecast. as you are packing up the school bag for the kids early this morning, before they get up, it will be cool throughout the morning. make sure they are wearing long sleeves and pants. warms up nicely. the day planner for oakland, we only see those temperatures in the 60s after that cool start and stays breezy with a lot of sunshine. if you are making weekend plans to head to santa cruz, expect those highs this weekend in the mid-70s. still cool today. we will be warming up over the next several days. upper 70s next week for san francisco. today, 73 for the inland areas, but 93 next thursday. get ready for that. vianey arana tracking what's happening on the roadways. >> i heard you mention earlier you turned on the heater in your

car. so did i. i had to clear the windshields. now we'll see how much of the electric bill goes toward the heating bill. we are seeing a couple fender benders out there. however, chp reported the traffic collision after broadway. it looks like it's involving four vehicles. maybe one of the cars is hitting the center divider and may be blocking one of the lanes. you can see, right now, the speed sensors picking up the slowing in that area. it could be causing delays the next 30 or 40 minutes. also a crash along southbound 101 and capitol expressway. a shoulder is blocked in this area. speed sensors not picking up slowing, but as soon as they clear that out, we should be okay in terms of traffic back up. a live look in the south bay for san jose. plenty of meters out on the road with the nice, warm coffee to go. back to you. >> that sounds good, thank you.

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5:44 now. as we take a live look on mexico

city where you see dozens, if not hundreds of people helping to rescue people from the rubble after that massive earthquake in the city and throughout the region there. already 60 people have been pulled from the rubble that was caused as that earthquake hit mexico city and surrounding areas. we'll have more coming up at 5:30. also, damian trujillo is there in mexico city. it is 5:25 right now. developing now, facebook ceo, mark zuckerberg is talking ability the social network role in the 2016 election. he says facebook will release 3,000 ads created by fake accounts linked to russia. this is part of an investigation in russian interference with the election. in a facebook live video, zuckerburg says the company is working with the u.s. government. >> today, i want to share the steps we are taking to protect election integrity and make sure facebook is enforced for good in

democracy. the content we found remains relatively small, any attempted interference is a serious issue. >> zuckerberg hinted that facebook may not be able to provide much information saying the investigation will limit what he can reveal. lower supply, higher prices. that's the take away from the most ever east bay city in a new housing market survey. overnight, we looked at the latest report from the bay east realtor's association. year over year, media prices rose for all but four east bay cities. at the same time, the number of listings were down most everywhere, just six cities saw more homes for sale. the median price now exceeds $1 million. happening today in san francisco saint mary's square will be unveiled for comfort women from the 1930s and world

war ii who we are captured and used as sex slaves by the japanese military. it was approved by san francisco boards of supervisors. the mayor of japan does not support that monument. megan kelly is looking forward to her show. she says she is ready to get started. >> i really can't wait to launch the show and start doing the show. as you know, having done this show it's going to take us a while to get from a walk to a run. but, we feel good about it. >> kelly says she hopes the show can bring people together. megyn kelly "today" begins at 9:00 on monday. at 5:27, good news for daca recipients in san francisco. the help the city is offering.

>> reporter: also, why thousands of visitors in san francisco may miss out on an attraction starting today.

a live look from mexico city this morning where rescuers and surveyors are gathering right now. they continue to comb through the buildings that collapsed after the massive 7.1 earthquake this week. damian trujillo is live in mexico city. he will join us with a report

coming up this morning at 6:30. we are covering everything going on there. good morning to you. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus washington. as you step out the door, a cool one today. you need to hold on to the last three hours of summer. fall is on the way here. >> the weather will be changing as well. n now, we are having a nice, cool morning. as we look at the high temperatures, feeling very comfortable, especially inland. concord, a high of 78 degrees. in san francisco, 65 degrees. 70s for san jose. as we check out the seven day forecast, breezy ones in san francisco. 70s in the forecast. we'll be heating up there. also for the inland valleys, take a look at that. early next week, hitting the low 90s. we'll talk about this weekend's forecast coming up. we get on the roads with a look at where we may be slowing down. >> i am welcoming it an ready for the oversized sweaters.

ladies, let me know if you get what i'm saying with that one. a couple accidents showing up on the traffic maps. for now, chp seems like the biggest impact is along southbound 101 after broadway. it was a multiple vehicle crash. one of those vehicles is still blocking the center lane. it looks like it hit the center divider, may have spun out and now is causing delays just after broadway, along southbound 101. we were seeing earlier delays. now it seems to be getting worse as they work to clear out multiple vehicles off 101. if that is your morning commute, expect delays. we are seeing slowing along bridges. westbound 580, toward the richmond bridge, 7 minutes, toward the bay bridge, 10 minutes. why is that? well, the metering lights are on, folks. already at this hour, 5:30, the metering lights came on. bumper to bumper. back to you. >> thank you. it is 5:32.

we are monitoring developments in mexico. rescue efforts continue in the wake of the deadly earthquake. we are just learning the rescue attempt of a young girl who people were calling freida wasn't real. the mexican navy is investigating where the reports first started. this morning, we know the number of dead stand at 273. there are still stories of hope emerging. 60 victims have been rescued from the rubble of some of the many collapsed buildings. at the same time, the number of deaths, sadly, is expected to go higher. >> damian trujillo has been on the ground in mexico since wednesday. he reported alongside the volunteers working around the clock to find survivors. >> he joins us with the non-stop rescue. >> reporter: these volunteers have been here throughout the night. they have been here for the last couple of days. there's no rest for the weary. they are ready to ship out again. they use these motorcycles to

deliver goods to the rescue operators out here. it's an endless show of solidarity in mexico city. reports of more deaths but there are rescue efforts around the clock. the military says they will not sleep or rest until every last person who needs to be rescued is. dozens of buildings collapsed. mexico city does have an early warning system. the epicenter was not in an area where there are sensors to detect the quake. otherwise, they would have received a one minute warning before the earth started shaking. the alarms went off as the ground was already moving. the rescue efforts will continue as the region comes together as one. again, the motorcycle operators are getting ready deploy one more time to give the rescuers what they need. damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >> damian is tweeting videos and

pictures from mexico city. he's showing one where the flag is flying at half staff. follow him@newsdamian. turks and caicos is supposed to be spareed from the direct hit. ma rear ya is supposed to veer off to the atlantic and miss the united states. the empire state building is lighting up for maria and the mexico earthquake victims. the lights are rotating between the colors of the flag for mexico, puerto rico, dominica and the virgin islands. >> nice tribute. the city of san francisco will cost for application fees for daca recipients who need to

renew their application. earlier this month, when president trump signed an executive order rescinding daca, people have been rushing to renew their documents before the october deadline. the city will pay for all of the $495 fee. the money comes from the mayor's office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs. happening today, senator bernie sanders and gavin newsom will speak to a group. senator sanders is expected to talk about the legislation he is pushing to expand medicare to everyone. sanders will visit city college to highlight the enrollment after they started offering free tuition for san francisco residents. happening today, thousands of tourists won't be getting that full san francisco experience for an entire week. the iconic cable cars won't be running. >> "today in the bay" started working the story.

new this morning, you pount out, this is about something called a gearbox. what is that and why is it important? >> reporter: that's correct. we are here in downtown san francisco on california street. normally, you see a line of cable cars, but they are gone. here is why. the last update was in the 1980s. starting today, it's time for an upgrade. yesterday, we got a behind-the-scenes look at how the cable cars run. the white box is a gearbox. the cables move underground, but the gearbox powers the motor that keep the wheels turning. it is essential to the operation. the gearboxes are more than 30 years old. they had new gearboxes custom built for our cable cars at a cost of close to $3 million. they will be installed starting today. part of what they are trying to do is take advantage of modern

technology to improve the system. the new gearboxes have special sensors that monitor vibration and noise. that helps engineers detect minor issues. another important factor is public safety. >> we are trying to be predictive in terms of our maintenance here in replacing it before the entire thing fails. if it fails, the cable stops, you have service interruption. possibly an incident where someone could get hurt. >> reporter: san francisco is starting with just the california line. these cable cars will be gone until friday. those of you who are coming into san francisco or use the cable cars to commute, a bus service will run in its place. those of you visiting the city, do not fear, the other cable cars are running on the other line. you will still have a chance to ride the iconic able cars.

>> true tourism, thanks a lot. another reminder, the bart station is closing this weekend and next weekend. they are closing the station to test trains on the track before opening the silicon valley extension. it will connect the warm springs station to san jose. the first faze is expected to open in 2018. bart will provide free bus rides during the closure. an update on the crash at southbound 101. i want to get into it. chp issued a sig-alert. this is southbound 101. looks like three lanes are blocked and it is stop and go traffic at this point. crews are arriving on scene to clear it out. a sig-alert has been issued in this area. the speed sensors are picking up delays at 5:39 this morning. if this is the early morning commute, get a head start. seeing slowing on the bridges,

westbound 80, 11 minutes because those metering lights have been on ten minutes now. westbound 580, seven minutes. westbound 592 to the san mateo bridge, not much of a delay. a live look in palo alto, you can see a slow commute, but the bay bridge not so much. i am so happy i don't have to take a bridge. >> the lights go on very early. >> the weekend is going to be a good one. warmer, but still a nice weekend. >> i think people will welcome the warmer temperatures. we are trying to make everybody happy here. you just have to have a short drive if you don't like it. tomorrow, reaching the low 80s. for the bay, 74 degrees. not bad. the cove, 69 degrees and clouds. sunday, more of the same. it will be a little warmer on

sunday, inland especially. 76 degrees for the bay and the coast at 73 degrees. let's check out events going on. kris sanchez sold me about this one, barbecue in the glenn. it's going to be perfect weather starting with upper 60s around seeing the highs in the upper 70s. that will be really nice with sunshine. get ready for nice, spicy food. maybe you are planning to go to fall fest in pacifica. what is a fog fest without fog? i don't know. we are going to see mostly clear skies throughout the morning and afternoon. temperatures warmer than they have been reaching to the upper 60s. maybe you are going to russian river valley for the weekend. enjoying vineyards there and it's going to be in the upper 70s tomorrow and by sunday, 81 degrees. maybe you are hitting the road and a look at the forecast for yosemite, low 40s today. a cool weekend after getting a light dusting of snow. we have been talking about that snow and how beautiful it is.

if you are planning to head to l.a. this weekend, low 70s today and tomorrow. by sunday, a little warmer in the upper 70s, going hiking in the woods, 69 degrees today. you will have sunshine throughout the weekend and warmer air moving in, upper 70s by sunday. it will still be very comfortable. let me know what you are doing this weekend and you may see it featured here, coming up at 6:38 or i'll give you the forecast there on facebook. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend coming up in three minutes. >> thank you, kari. a set back for uber. the country that won't renew the ride sharing company's license. fresh fish returns to the fisherman's wharf.

it's 5:45. a clear, cool start this morning as we take a live look outside in san jose. let's go to the neighborhood of santa teresa. we'll be at 58 degrees at 9:00 this morning, then those temperatures rising into the low 70s. today, 73 degrees at 3:00. it will be pretty much like yesterday, but the weekend warms up. i'll look at that and the forecast in five money uts. >> we have a traffic alert. chp issued a sig-alert for southbound 101 south of broadway due to a multiple vehicle

accident. we are looking to see if anybody has been injured. three lanes are blocked. >> thank you very much. 5:46 right now. you can watch the raiders this sunday night on nbc bay area. that airs here at 5:30 in the comfort of your own home. new this morning, a blow for san francisco bay's uber will no longer be available in london. the transportation agency will not renew it citing the approach to hiring drivers and how it relates to safety. the license will expire at the end of the month. they have 21 days to appeal. london leaders are caving in to groups to seek to restrict consumer's choice. the name fisherman's wharf is about to take on new meaning. starting tomorrow, commercial fishermen can sell their freshly caught fish from their boat. the hook is to consider it a

farmer's market for fish. whole and fileted fish are sold. it's part of a one year pilot program. fishermen have been banned from selling their fish at the wharf since 2000. judging from those statistics, it looks like buyers may have choices. this is from the report several years ago. they say more than 3 million pounds of fish are caught each year by the commercial fishermen at the wharf. they surpass $1 million each year and typically it includes rock, cod, alba core, tuna, halibut and crab. >> looking for something to do? how about jumping around in this. it is the world's largest bounce house and it's all blown up in santa rosa. it's a 10,000 square foot inflatable structure with a lot to do inside. lots of jumping and running around. the event center is open to the

public until sunday. good luck finding your kids in that. >> great weather to go out there and jump around. >> it is going to be a warm weekend. a little warmer than it has been. we felt some fall-like weather, but then we are going to start to see it feeling more like summer over the next few days. as you get ready to head out, you may be thinking it's really cool. 52 degrees in the tri-valley, 50 in the peninsula and 57 in the east bay. the north bay, 43 degrees. these high temperatures today, pretty much where we were yesterday, reaching the upper 70s in the north bay. inland areas, mid-70s from livermore to san jose and 65 degrees in san francisco. as you are getting dressed this morning, grab a jacket and you will be comfortable wearing pants throughout the day. this weekend we'll be back to the shorts weather and through next week as the temperatures warm up. we are looking at upper 70s by next week in san francisco. not looking at a lot of fog,

either. inland areas, low 70s go up to 93 degrees by next thursday. vianey arana you are still tracking that breaking news on the peninsula. >> we have a traffic alert. remember the crash i have been following the past 30 minutes. chp changed it to a sig-alert along southbound 101 south of broadway, involving multiple vehicles. three lanes are blocked. they hit the center divider. chp said ambulances have been dispatched. that doesn't mean somebody has been injured. our desk is on it and looking into how severe the accident is. we are showing a lot of slowing bumper-to-bumper traffic. the sensors showing a lot of red, which means heavy delays on south 101 south of broadway. they haven't given an estimated time of when they will clear that. chp reporting a crash just before you get on the bay bridge. already showing delays.

heading in toward san francisco area, also seeing delays out of that area as well. we are seeing a lot of accidents this morning. you may want to take extra time, especially if you are driving toward the peninsula or down from san francisco toward the south bay. back to you. >> thanks. coming up -- >> white people cannot say they are proud to be white or they are called racists. >> william johnson is a white nationalist. up next, we investigate the politicians taking campaign cash from johnson and other leaders with extremist views. first, happening now, possible breakthrough in fighting aids. the international aids society discovered a new antibody that tracks 99% of hiv strains. just reported earlier this week, in san francisco, nearly 16,000 people are living with hiv or aids. human trials could start in

2018. germans are heading to the polls for parliamentary elections. that will determine the new government. chancellor merkel is expected to win, easily.

welcome back, everyone. very good friday morning to you. taking a peek outside, the lovely view of san francisco this morning.

waiting for the sun's arrival. it will be the first full day of fall later this morning. happening now, a plea for help from santa clara police. they are trying to track down a peeping tom. he was caught on this surveillance photo. he's been peeping into homes near homestead road near santa clara central park. police are looking for a woman wanted for stealing from a non-profit bookstore. they posted these photos on facebook asking the public for help. the woman is seen stealing books off the store shelves. the suspect took off with more than $1,000 of children's literature. the store is operated by the pittsburgh art foundation and donate the books to schools throughout the contra costa county. a dangerous recall to tell you about.

13,000 spin out fireworks are being recalled. they were sold individually and by the case that stands nationwide from october 2016 to july, 2017. the company has received one incident of it tipping over. fortunately, no one was hurt. a stunning revelation. tests conducted on nfl star, aaron hernandez says he had a brain disease, cte. not only that, doctors say it was one of the worst cases they have ever seen. doctors say the football star had early brain apathy and other damage. cte is associated with other cognitive changes. hernandez committed suicide in april serving a life sentence for murder as we previously uncovered, the disease was found in nfl players and the link to repeated head trauma.

shocking video to show you this morning, atlanta police officers jumped into action after an early morning firy crash. body cam shows the moment they arrived on scene. two people were trapped inside as the fire spread underneath the hood of the car. the driver was unconscious. the passengers screaming for help as the flames moved in closer. officers had to smash the window to pull everyone out safely. both the driver and the passenger are in serious condition this morning. developing overnight. protests continue in the streets of st. louis. hundreds marched outside a billy joel concert. the demonstrations came after the acquittal of a former police officer who was accused of killing and shooting a black man. over the past couple weeks, dozens of people were arrested after demonstrations escalated to violence in the city. the search continues for the person responsible for painting

on an oakland jewish temple. it's a special time during the jewish community. they come together to cover it with paper. they invited people to provide messages of love and peace. it was targeted by vandals who threw rocks in windows. no word on any arrest. in politics, it's a protest. some politicians say they support diversity and conclusion are taking campaign donations. vicky nguyen joins us with what she found. >> good morning. senators, governors, presidential candidates, they are all politicians who denounced discrimination. we found, collectively, they accepted $250,000 since 2002 from members of groups on the law centers hate maps. we reviewed hundreds of campaign

finance records. we found governor jerry brown, tamela harris and problem took thousands of dollars from a member of caps. caps has been called a hate group by the anti-defamation league saying they have ties to neo-nazi. they say they don't discriminate based on race, gender of sexuality. harris said she is kndonating t money from caps. you can see what they hope to gain in exchange for their support. wash on www.nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. >> if you have a tip, give us a call, 888-996-tips or send an e-mail. right now, at 6:00, a crime alert. credit card skimmers strike an east bay area.

what you can do to protect yourself. kim jong-un and president trump trade jabs. the threat from the regime this morning. plus -- >> days after a massive earthquake rattles mexico, survivors are still being pulled from the rubble. the attempted rescue of a little girl. "today in the bay" continues right now. good morning and thanks for joining us on this friday morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. so touching to hear when they are so excited they find someone alive. can you imagine? we are going to have a live report from damian trujillo. first, the local forecast. it is a nice start. >> a really nice start and cool as you head out the door. grab a jacket before you step out. let me show you the temperatures we have as you get ready on this friday morning. look at santa rosa, 42 degrees but milder temperatures in san francisco. drive from santa rosa to san

francisco. huge difference as we go through the day. it's going to reach the upper 70s inland and 65 degrees in san francisco. san jose up to 73 degrees. we'll talk about the weekend forecast. vianey arana is tracking two crashes for your commute. >> unfortunately, they are impacting the commute. everything looks okay except when we zoom in here. sig-alert, southbound 101, south of broadway. multiple vehicles involved. chp is reporting one could be on fire. we are hoping there are no injuries involved. they did dispatch ambulances but our assignment desk is looking into how severe it is. three lanes are blocked. delays not just on the southbound side. on the northbound side, we are seeing yellow, which means stop and go, typically. cars stop on thepp