good friday morning to you. we have made it through workweek. a live look outside at san jose as we get the morning going. good morning and thanks for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon today. we want to get you started with the forecast because we know you probably have plans for the weekend. >> you know today is supposed to be the coolest day we have seen this entire week. it's thanks to fog that's hugging the coastline. the temperatures are cooler than we were yesterday at this hour. here is a quick check of the current radar. you can see we have a lot of fog. that is going to blanket and keep us cool throughout the day.

i'll tell you about the workweek ahead. let's check in with mike. >> so far, so slow for friday. in the north bay, a crash. a spin out reported as one car entered 101 at sir francis drake. a smooth drive to the east bay through the bay bridge, no major problems. we'll track it as it builds. back to you. >> thank you very much. 4:31 right now. we are following a developing story, the shooting death of man in north san jose. it's happened in an apartment complex near river oaks parkway. >> bob redell is live at the scene. what have you been able to learn this morning? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and kris. this murder took place inside a unit here at the elan apartments. this is a very large luxury

complex located here in north san jose. you can see behind me, the san jose police crime scene unit have been here all night long processing evidence from the seen. police expect to wrap up their work here soon. a sergeant says it happened around 8:40 last night, a call to 911, reports of someone shot. they found a man inside the unit shot at least once. he was pronounced dead later at the hospital. investigators don't know what led up to the shooting, if it was a random crime or if he was targeted. they are trying to identify a suspect. bob redell, "today in the bay." one day after a student was stabbed on campus, students in east san jose are returning to class. we brought it as breaking news yesterday morning. some students tell us the stabbing happened near the gym. two teenagers were detained by

school staff and officers arrested them both. the victim did not suffer life-threatening injuries. >> it is a scary experience knowing that someone got stabbed here. crazy. >> it kind of scares me. i'm still shaking about it. right now, i don't feel safe being here. >> we are waiting on more details of what exactly happened from san jose police. we know, one of the suspects did not attend school in the district. a north bay nanny and ymca worker was arrested for showing a minor pictures she was booked and in possession of child pornography. a mother found the pictures on her son's smartphone. she thought the boy was 14, not 12.

they shared pictures with each other on instagram and snap chat. they don't believe they met nor there are any other victims. happening today, a possible sentencing hearing for a man connected with killing sierra lamar. it's on the docket, but we don't think it is going to happen today. the defense is trying to remove the judge from the case. they say the judge failed to disclose a potential conflict of interest. the attorney says the judge once represented the lead investigator in the case in a prior civil lawsuit. a decision on that is expected later in october. if you are feeling lucky, san jose has a new place to roll the dice. a new and much larger bay 101 casino opens this afternoon. it replaces the current on on north bay street.

1:01 p.m., they will hold their grand opening. this is the first part of the border expansion project that will include two hotels on the same property. check your credit cards. the popular superintendent chain falling victim to another data breach. get ready to be scared. unveiling halloween festivities. when you can get there. first, a live look outside at the goldengate bridge. you are watching "today in the bay."

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4:38. what can make a friday morning even better? well, a san francisco family is waking up rich this morning. their $20 scratcher turned into 2 million bucks. people are calling this a lucky store today. an elderly man came in every day to buy scratchers, hit the jackpot on the cross word deluxe. that is calling scratcher sales to get a big boost. >> i bought it here because somebody just won $2 million. i'm going to be luckier than the last guy. >> the store gets a $10,000 bonus for selling that ticket. lottery officials say the man gave the winning ticket to his daughter for her birthday. >> great birthday present.

>> can you see the spookiness creeping in? this is my least favorite time of year. we are moving toward october. >> everyone is getting ready and in the spirit. the winchester mystery house kicks off the 20 nights of fright. you can take a tour of the mansion by candle light. it began construction in 1884 and is famous for the paranormal activity. >> i'm a big chicken. >> boo! vianey arana is watching the forecast. hopefully it's not scary. >> i don't do scary haunted houses, either, kris. i'm with you on that. we are five degrees cooler than yesterday. how much cooler will we get? i'll have that answer in a bit. look to the north bay. look at that. great drive southbound 101. the crash northbound, sir francis drake, not a problem for drivers on the highway.

what we found for the south bay, coming up. phasing out gat powered vehicles. the rule lawmakers are looking into that could change the way we drive. who are these people?

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month of positive gains in a row and the first since 2013. s&p closing at a record high yesterday, grabbing three points to close at 2510. the dow up 40 points to close at 22,381. a developing story of whole foods where a data breach compromised customers card information. they recently received information about a breach at a tap room and full table service restaurant. there's word it did not affect the main checkout line. they were recently acquired by amazon. kb homes beating estimates by a nickel in the third quarter. revenue soaring by 25%. they are seeing double digit sales as the average selling price for a home jumped by 12%. kb homes are surging, up 40% for the year. back to you. >> thanks, morgan.

this morning, stepping outside, it's certainly cooler. >> it is. >> the cooldown is beginning. >> it's starting. it started last night, but today it's really here. it is nice because i have been teasing folks about the nice weekend. i hope i'm living up to it. judging by the models, we are on the right track to nice, cooler temperatures. right now, 58 degrees in san jose. palo alto, 55. san francisco, 59. yesterday, we were cooler, but we woke up to 50s in the area. marcus, you are correct, we are already feeling that cool down. we will see 80s in the east bay and inland areas. i want to show this quick 24-hour temperature change we are seeing compared to yesterday. san jose, five degrees cooler. livermore, three degrees cooler. it's all thanks to the jet stream that is going to bring the cooldown. already bringing it in. it is going to bring in the return of cloud cover.

if you see cloud cover for the next couple hours, don't be surprised. it will stick around for the weekend. as we head into today's forecast, as i mentioned, we are going to see 80s. look at san jose, a high of 79 for today. east san hoe a, 81. definitely a drop of ten-plus degreeses in areas. antioch, 84 degrees. walnut creek, 82. oakland, yesterday, we had a predicted high of 80, today, 70. for the peninsula, 60s. half-moon bay, 66. san mateo, 74. san francisco's highs topping in the upper 50s and 70s. you are going to need a sweater today. that morning drizzle could play a role in your morning commute. now, the next seven days, a quick look at what to expect. the morning fog is going to creep in. by saturday and sunday, we keep a little cloud cover. but, we are on the right path

toward a more fall-like week in the bay area. right now, the models are showing the areas staying in the 70s next week. something to look forward to, mike? >> i love temperatures in the 70s. we are looking at speeds 65. let's say everybody is operating on the legal limit. 280, that was the last report of a disabled vehicle. chp assisting the vehicle off the roadway. no major slowing. also, this issue just showed up, southbound 880 coming through hayward, a crash. chp is enroute to give details. we didn't hear of lanes blocked. no slowing in the area. it is critical, so we will track it, of course. the east bay going to castro valley moving well. i want to show you how things are shaping up in dublin as well. this is westbound. the construction already picked up from the altamont pass for

the weekend and getting away from the area, that will start early afternoon eastbound 580. that's get away traffic. now, looking as the waze. from san francisco to redwood city, we have three routes. 101, the easiest twist is just off the freeway. over here, where it says waze, now it says nbc bay area wazers. that's the team i would love for you to join. set your profile, including your team name. back to you guys. 4:47 now. new details turn san francisco transportation leaders on parking policies and reduce the number of residential parking permits. they are debating a pilot program to introduce a meter-like pay as you go system for visitors. residents are still eligible for permits, but the maximum per household is cut in half to two,

instead of four. >> under this policy, visitors could park if they pay. they do not have a time limit, but they have to pay to park there. residents, for them, nothing would change. >> the plan is to roll it out in two neighborhoods. mta will debate that proposal next week. the federal government is requiring states to track vehicle emission. california and seven other states had to sue to get the faa to act. it requires states to track emissions by looking at gas purchased and miles traveled. the feds are implementing the rules, they could repeal them next year. california's top pot regulators get anxious as sales become legal. they say, quote, we all have anxiety. she says she doesn't know why or

how many operators will come forward. the licenses are expected to be doled out in late november. voters passed it legalizing recreational pot in november. 4:49. four bay area schools have something to smile about. they have national recognition with the prestigious blue ribbon award. they are awards the honor from the united states department of education. this year, the schools are george c. payne elementary. sunset elementary school in san francisco, albany middle andal ban in amador valley high. a total of 25 schools in california received the award. >> that is cool. scientists are calling this one of the largest migrational hitchhike in modern times. it involved hundreds of sea creatures. the 2011 tsunami in japan sent a

flood of species to u.s. shores up and down the coast. scientists counted 289 types of fish and other creatures that flowed nearly 5,000 miles across the pacific. the study warned they may push out the native west coast sea life. coming up on "today in the bay," cracking down on drones. the reason you won't see it over the national landmarks. 22 people are dead after a stampede at a train station in dubai, india during rush hour. it was triggered by a rumor that a pedestrian bridge collapsed after a concrete house fell. chaos prevailed as people surged forward to leave the bridge. the clock is ticking to see if musk will build the biggest battery plan in australia. if he fails, it's free and could

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welcome back, on this friday morning. good morning. a live look out as san francisco right now. you are watching "today in the bay." >> construction crews are ramping up repairs at the oroville dam way in advance of the next round of winter rain. you might remember it collapsed during heavy rain in february. >> our investigative team uncovered more safety issues that go beyond the spillway, into the dam itself. steven is here to tell us how it could affect the dam. steven. >> reporter: we spent the last

six months reviewing 20 years of reports, memos and scientific papers and records about safety concerns at oroville dam itself. a 15 foot long crack ingate 8. tracking rods or tendons that maneuver the gates themselves and failure to monitor the amount and speed of water that flows through the dam, naturally. if that water comes out at the wrong speed and in the wrong place, it could wash away the dam entirely, experts say. the department of water resources, the agency in charge of overseeing the dam insist they are not an immediate cause for concern. is the rest of the dam safe? >> yes, i think from today's assessment, inspections, we have, you know, structural engineers looking at those cracks. today, yes, obviously, we need

to keep monitoring. we need to improve our maintenance program. >> reporter: we spoke with several former state engineers saying dwr is not doing enough to address the problems. the insiders told us, if nothing is done, disaster could be imminent. when i show you that, what does it say as an engineer? >> we have a problem. it manifested itself to a great problem and a crisis. >> you are going to have a catastrophic structural failure. not allow you to operate the way it's supposed to. >> the department of water resources asked federal and state investigators to assess the overall safety. they insist, for now, the dam is safe, even after admitting they never expected the spillway to fail like it did in february.

i'm stephen stock. ten new sight the faa is branding a no-fly drone zone. drone flights will no longer be allowed within a 400 foot radius. 4:56. happening today, a contractor for classified agency material over the summer is expected to appear in court for a bond hearing. the reality winner plans to ask the judge to free her from jail prending tile. she add top clearance and a classified nsa report in june. coming up on "today in the bay," we want to look at the weekend forecast for whatever you have planned. >> whatever you have planned can include the outdoors or indoors. the temperatures will be nice. in san jose, we are in the 50s.

you may notice the icons welcome cloud cover. i'll talk about what's bringing the clouds coming up in a bit. generally welcome the weekend. fremont, where we welcome a food driver and now the truck scales. no major problems. just an update for the east bay. danger at yosemite. another rock slide. what hikers thought they saw when those rocks came tumbling down. you could save energy

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ad lib good friday morning. we almost made it to the weekend. a live look outside at dublin right now where the lights are moving nicely this morning. hopefully those folks have a nice warm cup of coffee. >> i'm marcus washington. this friday morning, you walk outside and it hits you. >> nice, right? >> chilling. >> you are going to be able to give your ac a break. have you been use zing it? >> i have. >> so have i. today, you are not going to need to turn on your ac. if you are inland concord, maybe because it is going to climb into the 80s. no 90s. as you step outside in the south bay, 60 degrees. you are seeing a building on shore flow. the jet stream is going to keep us cool and reveal more cloud

cover. already seeing clouds in san francisco at 59 degrees. east bay, 57. i'll talk about what you can expect for the highs today in a bit. let's check in with mike. >> everything is moving nicely right now. over here on the roadways, you don't need to crank that ac on the car, either. a nice, pleasant wake up here. we are watching for activity. there was a crash southbound 880 at 80th street. no problem as far as the speed sensors go. enjoy the bay bridge, an easy drive. a lighter commute next week, we think, but we'll track that as well. back to you. >> that will be news in the south bay. a deadly shooting in san jose has police searching for a gunman. i want happened on elan village lane near montague expressway. >> bob redell is live at the scene with what we know so far. is there