and we saw pretty dense fog all around. here's another live look at san francisco. we can see a lot of that cloud cover. the temperatures are also on the cooler side but look at the doppler radar and the fog right now. we can expect to keep a lot of this fog at least through the early morning hours and for as far as the rain chances go, well, the good news is that that system that brought rain the past two days has cleared out but we have another system that we're monitoring just off to the north and that's going to bring the return of rain as we head into sunday. we will be climbing into the 60s for san francisco. i'll break down when the next rain chance is going to come by and your high temperatures for today coming up in about 15 minutes. well, this morning, we have an update. the allegations are mounting. inappropriate behavior by teachers at a prestigious all girls' high school, and now the school is responding. presentation high school in san jose has put two teachers on leave in the midst of a sex scandal.

the principal sent an announcement to parents last night. it doesn't reveal what those allegations are, but the nbc bay area investigative unit has uncovered numerous accusations of improper sexual conduct by at least four former and current teachers. the allegations involve students and some date back as far as 25 years. the e-mail talks about the latest allegations from a former student and an incident more than five years ago after she graduated from presentation. the administration says it reported that allegation to the police. the second teacher is being investigated for an incident the school says happened 14 months ago. administrators say they had already looked into it, but now new questions are being raised. our investigative unit has been looking and uncovering this story for more than a week. we've posted all of our reports at nbcbayarea.com. just click on the investigative unit tab. now to a mountain lion in the middle of san francisco. and one man has quite the story

to tell after spotting it outside of his apartment window. he took these photos of the 82-pound mountain lion in diamond heights yesterday. he says it was moving slowly, probably to look for a place to rest. he knew a mountain lion recently was caught on security camera outside of mark benioff's home near the presidio, so thinking it wouldn't be safe for the lion to be roaming around the city, he called 911 and the dispatcher didn't believe him. >> even the dispatcher was like, are you sure it's not a coyote? i'm like, yes, it's five feet from me right now. and it's a mountain lion. >> california fish and wildlife shot the 18-month-old male with two tranquilizer darts. experts say it was not injured. last night, crews released it into the wilderness of san mateo county. it now has an ear tag and a gps tracking device.

have you seen this man? he's wanted by san jose police for a homicide. his name is still a mystery but investigators do know these four men are his accomplices. at least five women say they were robbed at gunpoint and sexually assaulted by the group. the group also is wanted for killing a man near the river oaks apartments in north san jose. a close call in the east bay. a car crashed into the garage of a home in san leandro just after 7:00 last night. this happened on the corner of edge more street and bogman avenue. fortunately, no one was hurt and no structural damage was done to the home. another hurdle now for some of the north bay fire victims. a water warning. people who live in the small pocket of homes in the fountain grove neighborhood of santa rosa are being told not to drink the tap water because the fires damaged the water system. even boiling the water is unsafe. city officials say only to use bottled water, even for cleaning

purposes, until further notice. here's some good news, though, from the north bay fire zone. a lot of progress in the hazardous waste clean-up. the epa has collected items from more than 5,000 properties. everything from paint cans to oil, batteries, and pesticides. once the e approximate pa finis, state and federal agencies can remove the ash and debris and then the rebuilding can begin. now to comedian and actor louis c.k. he says the five women who have accused him of sexual misconduct are telling the truth. his admission and apology bringing a swift response from entertainment companies, including los gatos based netflix. >> reporter: he's a comedian that many comedians admired but after a "new york times" story, louis c.k. admitted that he took advantage of them. the power i had over these women is that they admired me. i wielded that power

irresponsibly. there is nothing about this i forgive myself for. hours later, this tweet by netflix. based on louis c.k.'s behavior, we are not making his second stand-up special. ♪ my career shattered on the ground ♪ >> reporter: it's the second netflix production rattled by sexual misconduct. the streaming company suspended production of "house of cards" and severed ties with the oscar-winning actor. >> we are definitely at a national inflection point at which people, men, women, survivors of sexual assault are standing up and saying, this is completely unacceptable. >> reporter: michelle is a stanford law professor. she says recent allegations against media mogul harvey weinstein are a turning point, giving a voice to the victims. >> i think what we're seeing now is a widespread, almost like a dam bursting. >> reporter: with so many people now being accused and feeling serious repercussions, she says

victims feel emboldened to tell their stories. in los gatos, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. now to president trump who arrived in vietnam's capital hanoi today. he's attending a state dinner there before meeting tomorrow with vietnam's president and prime minister. trump spent the first half of saturday meeting with world leaders at the asia pacific economic cooperation or apec summit. the president has been urging leaders to do more to pressure north korea to abandon its nuclear program. trump also was seen on several occasions with russian president vladimir putin. it is 7:06. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, a war hero returns home after 74 years. how modern technology helped solve a south bay family's decades-long mystery. >> it was just really heartbreaking to notice that one of my kids were missing. a family's beloved dog disappears. why they think their yorkie was

kidnapped and the clue they hope will lead to his safe return.

welcome back. looks like the sun is shining over downtown san jose. at 11:00 a.m. at west santa clara street and highway 87, there will be a veterans day parade, a 10:00 a.m. ceremony first. to a developing story now in the east bay. this family dog was stolen from their car, a yorkshire terrier named biscuit. we have surveillance video as biscuit was taken while the owner was in a restaurant. "today in the bay's" cheryl heard has the family's desperate plea from oakland. >> it's empty. little piece of me is empty. >> reporter: melissa smith is determined to get her 7-year-old yorkshire terrier biscuit back.

evidence shows the dog may have been kidnapped last sunday while she and her mother were having lunch at this restaurant in oakland. >> i had all four windows open like this so the dogs could get air. >> reporter: she says she left biscuit and her other dog, butter cup, in the car for about 45 minutes. >> everything seemed normal when i got back to my vehicle. >> reporter: smith says she saw one dog and assumed biscuit was in the backseat. when she got to her next location, she quickly realized that biscuit was gone. >> that's it. >> reporter: surveillance video from the restaurant shows a shadowy figure creeping around her car with a distinctive truck parked next to hers. >> the guy gets out of his truck, he goes on the passenger side of my car and he's at my passenger side maybe about like 15 minutes. >> reporter: later, the grainy video shows someone reach in the car and run away. dominique george is co-owner of the dog. he's been putting up flyers in the neighborhood. he says biscuit is a part of the

family and the family just wants their dog back. in oakland, cheryl heard, nbc bay area news. at 7:11, there is much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, a war hero who never made it home until now. how modern technology helped solve a south bay family's 74-yearlong mystery. we've got clouds and fog out there. underground cameras really shows off those dark clouds. but are we in the clear for the rain? i will have the details on that coming up after the break. stay with us. ggb

welcome back. it is 7:13. taking a live look outside at clouds and fog covering the golden gate bridge. a beautiful sight as always. on this veterans day morning. vianey arana will be along in just a bit to tell us the fog will clear for most of us today. ♪ i will get by

millions of dollars raised through music. that's john mayer and dead and company. all to raise money for low income communities hit hardest by the north bay wildfires. $17 million raised at this concert alone. other performers included metallica, dave matthews, and that brought the total to $23 million raised for the tipping point emergency fund, which addresses the urgent needs in the north bay. just one more demolition on the bay bridge and it's happening this morning. this is video from last month as caltrans workers imploded three supporting foundations from the old eastern span of the bay bridge. here's a live look at that span now. today, crews will demolish the last two remaining piers within the next 30 minutes, we're told. the bike and pedestrian path are closed during the demolition. all right. now to a decades-old mystery

resolved. a south bay family is preparing to welcome home a long lost relative who died in world war ii. it's a story 74 years in the making, and it wouldn't have been possible without the help of modern technology. here's "today in the bay's" ian cole. >> reporter: for their entire lives, these sisters have heard stories from their father about uncle frank. >> he's always told us he was a great big brother, he looked out for him. >> reporter: frank lewis masoni grew up in gilroy, the oldest of four boys, killed in the south pacific during world war ii in 1943. his body was never recovered or so they thought. >> just that he was missing in action. >> reporter: last month, their father was contacted by the accounting agency saying the cheek swab he sent a year earlier matched the dna of a marine buried at the national memorial cemetery of the pacific in honolulu. it was frank, finally identified

74 years after he was killed. >> and it was just like she was there and we were just like, whoa. okay. >> reporter: the military sent the family the service medals frank earned and new information on how he died in the battle on the gilbert islands. intense fighting to secure the area killed 1,000 marines and sailors. masoni, who was a cook on a ship, was sent in to fight. >> he was one of the ones that made it and lasted a day on the island. and he died the second day. my grandmother had actually sent letters every year, she wrote a letter saying, please, please, if you find his body, please, i want him to come home. >> reporter: their father still lives in gilroy but wasn't up to speaking with us. when he was 16, he dropped his brother off at the bus stop to leave for war. 74 years later, frank's body will soon be returned. they'll meet again. >> glad it's happening in my

dad's lifetime. and he's able to see his brother make it back to gilroy. >> reporter: and come home to a family that's only ever heard about him. ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> that is an incredible story. and beautiful message for this veterans day. let's check in with vianey arana for our veterans day forecast. very fitting. will was asking me is it going to rain today. the good news, will, it's not. that's the good news. so it will be great weather to be outside. a little bit on the chilly end, which is okay. we're expected to be in these temperatures around the fall, so it's a give and take. peninsula 51 degrees right now, tri-valley 46 degrees, at that dense fog, you can barely make out what's behind all of that fog in the tri-valley and the south bay right now, a cool 54 degrees. san francisco also waking up to some of those really dark clouds. look at this shot overlooking san francisco, east bay, 51

degrees, north bay 51 degrees and here's that doppler radar showing off that fog. any time you see pretty dense fog, remember to turn on the low beams and slow it down a little bit because of that limited visibility can make it dangerous out there especially when the sun isn't up yet but the sun is coming up so that should make it easier. but regardless, be careful. san francisco's temperature trend, the good news is that fog will start to burn out by mid-morning and 10:00 a.m., 58 degrees, topping out in those lower 60s by about 1:00. and then we'll see breaks of sunshine, not just for san francisco but also east san jose as well by about 11:00 a.m. we'll start welcoming a little bit more sunshine in the forecast. 62 degrees expected by 12:00. and let's talk about that rain. so, we saw the rain kind of come in earlier in the week and then towards the end of the week and the hour-by-hour outlook right now, it looks like we're going to stay dry for the most part, keep some of that cloud cover but then we see this additional system move in that's sitting

off to the north but it's going to hold off through sunday night, so it's going to kind of start moving in to the north bay initially by about 11:00 p.m., 12:00 p.m., and then it isn't until monday where the rest of the bay area will finally start to see more of that rain. so it's going to kind of stick to the north bay through the overnight hours into early monday morning but by 1:00 oakland, san rafael, san francisco, and hayward will start seeing some more of that rain and then our next rain chance arrives on wednesday, but for the most part, monday, expect to see showers on and off throughout the day, much like what we saw on thursday and friday. now, today's overall highs will be quite pleasant. san francisco, a high of about 61 degrees, oakland, 62. livermore, 64 degrees, san jose, 65. palo alto, 66, and let's talk about that veterans day parade in san jose which is the one will was asking me about. it starts at 11:00 a.m. and it ends at 2:00 p.m. and the weather is going to be absolutely perfect for a parade, so no soggy conditions, no downpours expected.

the rain cleared out just in time for all of these celebrations. veterans, thank you. >> yothank you for your service. by 4:00, we are expecting to see a little bit more sunshine as we head into the 3:00, 4:00 hour. let's talk about the next seven days because we've got a couple of changes on the way. so, we're going to see that rain returning, developing north initially, stay north of the golden gate bridge on sunday. we'll see showers lingering through monday, clear out by tuesday, and then possibly more rain as we head into wednesday. not just for san francisco but also for inland areas so definitely a great veterans day, cool weather and then the rain will make its return through tomorrow. kira. >> glad the rain took a break for those parades today. >> perfect timing. >> thanks. still ahead on "today in the bay," she is already an olympic champion, and now matty bowman is heading back to the winter games. we'll tell you what she's working on that doesn't involve

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welcome back. it is 7:23. turning now to the 2018 winter olympics. she went from a relative unknown to winning a gold medal in sochi. south lake tahoe's maddy bowman is hoping to repeat that success in south korea this february. "today in the bay's" garvin thomas has her story. >> reporter: maddie bowman says being a gold medalist has given her a platform. we started, though, by asking maddie what her favorite part of 2014 was. for maddie bowman, it wasn't the opening ceremony, although that was cool. >> we lived it up, we soaked it up, we took in every moment. >> 7:20 for maddie bowman. >> reporter: and believe it or not, it wasn't even winning the gold medal, although that was crazy. >> as an athlete, and as a human

being, that high you get when you win a gold medal is insane. like it is the top of the top. it's insane. >> reporter: no, for maddie, the best part of her experience at the 2014 sochi winter games didn't even happen in russia. it happened days later atop a fire truck in south lake tahoe. >> my favorite memory from the olympics was when i came home, and they hosted a parade from the high school in south like. >> reporter: you see, maddie's sport had never been in the olympics before. on the national scene, she was a bit of an unknown. so when all was said and done, she couldn't wait to get back to the place she had always been known and loved. >> i was able to thank all of these people that helped me get here from, you know, teachers to

soccer coaches to, you know, my baby sitter that, you know, helped raise me and they were all there, and i could just -- i got to have a speech and i just thanked everyone, and i think that was the coolest thing for me was being able to share this with them. and feeling the love. >> reporter: and even if maddie repeats in 2018, it will be a different experience. that's because while maddie continues to fly in her sport, it's no longer under the radar. those gold medals they give out turn out to be heavier than they look. >> everyone has this pressure that builds over four years, and it's hard to figure out how to cope with it and, you know, we each do our own thing, but it's definitely there. i think once i get my skis on my feet, i'm just going to be so happy. >> reporter: in addition to the highlights she mentioned, maddie says one of her favorite

experiences after the 2014 games was going to the white house with her gold medal to meet president obama. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. well, did you know we are sending garvin thomas to pyeongchang for the winter games. you can watch all of our interviews with olympic athletes leading up to the olympics right now on nbcbayarea.com. there is much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, addressing the scandal, a senate candidate accused of sexual misconduct is now telling his side of the story. will he back out of the race? also, a customer makes a simple typo online and it costs him $400. when he asks our consumer unit to investigate, we end up sending messages to russia. nbc bay area responds coming up.

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towards downtown san jose. covered in fog, a little bit of haze this morning. and we just really appreciate your joining us on this veterans day. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. the good news is, you know, one thing is everyone's covered in fog, but the good news is you say there's no rain today. >> no rain today. the rain tapered off nicely just in time for all the celebrations which i know are plenty today for our veterans so that will be the good news of the day. also, the temperatures are quite comfortable, chilly in some spots, though, napa, 48 degrees, san francisco, 56, hayward, 54, san jose 54 degrees, and let's take a look at that coastal fog. so, we typically see the fog really hugging the coastline, but today, you can see just how far inland that fog has moved in, all the way through concord, even the livermore area and we're a few degrees colder in some spots at this hour than we were at the same time yesterday in half moon bay. we're nine degrees cooler, san francisco, four degrees cooler,

and even in san jose, about one or two degrees cooler, so the temperatures for today will be very similar to what you saw yesterday. we'll be climbing into the upper 50s in the -- along the coastline and look at san francisco, the camera behind that is supposed to be a shot of san francisco, but i think that's fog. i'm pretty sure that that's fog. >> it's not just a gray graphic, like a gray wall. >> behind that is fog. the backdrop is fog and then in san jose, east san jose, expect to climb into the upper 50s and 60s and of course we're tracking more rain on the way. i will break down exactly what we can expect and the time line on that coming up in about 15 minutes. >> all right. the shot behind us is really nice now. >> that's pretty. >> it is real. all right, vianey, thanks. well, now to the allegations that are mounting at a prestigious all girls' high school in the south bay. our investigative unit has been digging into reports of inappropriate behavior by teachers and now the school is responding.

presentation high school in san jose has put two teachers on leave in the midst of a sex scandal. the principal sent an announcement to parents last night. it doesn't reveal what the allegations are, but the nbc bay area investigative unit has uncovered numerous accusations of improper sexual conduct towards students by at least four former and current teachers. some allegations date back as far as 25 years. yesterday's e-mail from the principal talks about the latest allegations, the first from a former student more than five years ago after she graduated from presentation. the administration says it reported that allegation to the police. in the second incident, another teacher is being investigated for something that allegedly happened 14 months ago. administrators say they had already looked into it, but now new questions are being raised. our investigative unit has been uncovering this story for more than a week. you can find all of our reports at nbcbayarea.com under the

investigative unit tab. now to a mountain lion in the middle of san francisco. and one man has quite the story to tell after spotting it just outside of his apartment window. he took these photos of the 82-pound mountain lion in diamond heights yesterday. he says it was moving slowly, maybe looking for a place to rest. he knew that a mountain lion was recently caught on security camera outside of mark benioff's home near the presidio so he knew it wouldn't be safe for the mountain lion to be roaming around the city and called 911 for help but the dispatcher didn't believe him. >> even the dispatcher was like, are you sure it's not a coyote? i'm like, yes, it's five feet from me right now. and it's a mountain lion. >> california fish and wildlife shot the 18-month-old male with two tranquilizer darts. you can see it tumbling down the hillside. experts tell us it was not injured. last night, crews released it in the wilderness of san mateo county.

it now has an ear tag and a gps tracking device. have you seen this man? he is wanted by san jose police for a homicide and for taking part in a crime ring related to brothels. his name is still a mystery. but investigators do know these four men are his accomplices. at least five women say they were robbed at gunpoint and sexually assaulted. the group also is wanted for killing a man near the river oaks apartments in north san jose. a generous act of kindness to a san jose community that's dealt with two tragedies in just the last year. yesterday, residents of the golden wheel mobile home park cut the ribbon to their new manufactured homes. in august, flames tore through the mobile home park, which is located just off of oakland road. three people were killed in the fire, including two 10-year-old girls. after the fire, there was an outpouring of support from the local community. realtors todd and cindy suh donated the new homes.

>> we are humbled and proud to have the opportunity to be able to give back to our community, to the ones that need it most. to give a family a new beginning and a new home. >> well, last month, volunteers canvassed the neighborhood, handing out free smoke detectors to help prevent future fires like that one. the mobile home park also sustained damage from the flooding from coyote creek back in february. now to president trump arriving in vietnam's capital today. he's attending a state dinner there before meetings tomorrow with vietnam's president and prime minister. president trump spent the first half of saturday meeting with world leaders at the asia pacific economic cooperation or apec summit. the president has been hammering leaders on trade and urging them to do more to pressure north korea to abandon its nuclear program. he also was seen chatting on several occasions, apparently, with russian president vladimir

putin. now to turmoil in alabama's senate race and it could impact the entire u.s. senate. republican candidate roy moore is denying he engaged in sexual misconduct with an underage girl. moore has built a political career on christian values. yesterday, he spoke publicly, denying a report by "the washington post" that he had sexual conduct with a minor decades ago. his accuser claims it happened when she was just 14 and moore was 32. >> i mean, i've never talked to her, never had any contact with her. allegations of sexual misconduct with her are completely false. i believe they're politically motivated. >> three other women say he pursued them around the same time when they were teenagers. now some republicans are among those saying moore has to leave the race. although it's too late to remove his name from the alabama ballot. the special election there is in december. house minority leaders are responding to some very blunt

criticism from their friends. former democratic party chief donna brazille was in san francisco this week promoting her new book which is critical of nancy pelosi. she told a crowd it was time for pelosi to step aside and make room for new blood. when we asked pelosi about the comments, she simply said brazille is a wonderful resource for the party. >> i don't care about that. you know what i care about? i care about defeating this tax bill. so if you want to spend any time talking about the internal whatever goes on in the democratic party, i'm not your person. >> pelosi says infighting and disputes are a given in any political party. it is 7:36. still ahead on "today in the bay," steph curry with a shot you have to see to believe. plus, looking for a win and looking for fans, what the 49ers have to say about photos like this one that show a lot of

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welcome back. a rare friday night game at stanford, unranked stanford hosting ninth-ranked washington. students on the farm fired up for the upset. stanford's new super star made sure it happened. running back bryce love had 166 yards and 3 touchdowns, including the clincher in the fourth quarter. the cardinals beating the huskies 30-22. they are now 7-3 on the season. the 49ers 0-9, still looking for their first win. if you watched any of the games, you've probably noticed a lot of empty seats. but the 49ers say not as bad as it looks. we have this picture taken at kickoff last sunday. the 49ers say 55,000 people attended this game against the cardinals. that's about 85% capacity. pretty good. the team says the photos are misleading because a lot of fans are in the club areas. as for the prices, you can get a ticket for this sunday's game

against the giants for as cheap as $19. along the 50 yard line, however, $222. the oakland raiders set to break ground this monday on their new stadium in las vegas. officials gave the go ahead to the team's contractor to start preconstruction work on the site. the $1.9 billion stadium could become the home to the silver and black as early as 2020. hearts breaking. it doesn't count, but this shot by steph curry might be his best ever. did you see that? at practice yesterday, he kicked the ball into the basket, a 70-foot shot. that is incredible. i just -- i don't even want to do anything else. i just want to keep watching that. the warriors, by the way, play tonight at 5:30.

there is much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, they look legit, but don't be fooled. the danger behind these innocent-looking websites. nbc bay area responds coming up. a cool, cloudy and foggy start. we'll make way for mostly cool skies and a cool afternoon. i'll talk about your forecast for today and when we can expect to see more rain in the bay area. coming up just after the break. stay with us.

good morning. it's 7:43. it's saturday morning. i hope you've got your nice cup of coffee and this gorgeous sunrise in walnut creek will definitely help you wake up. using our weather underground cameras, look how beautiful this is. you can see that layer of that fog, some nice cloud cover in there and then we'll start seeing a a lot of that cloud cover clear out quite nicely just in time for a perfect afternoon, but before we get to your temperatures, i wanted to show you how beautiful it looks in ha in lake tahoe right now. it's beautiful, clear, and the

road conditions should be a lot more promising than they have been when we got that first snowstorm last weekend so make sure to check that to play it safe. 51 degrees for the peninsula right now. tri-valley, 46 degrees, it's a little bit cold in some spots, and san francisco, it is pretty foggy still along some locations. you can actually see all of that fog along our coastal fog radar. we can see that 24-hour temperature change as well. look at half moon bay. we're about 11 degrees cooler today at this hour than we were yesterday. santa rosa, five degrees cooler, napa, 7 degrees cooler and even down near san jose, one or two degrees cooler, we're getting in line for what it's supposed to be like at this time of year. san francisco temperature trend as soon as that fog starts to clear out and we welcome breaks of sunshine, we'll climb into the upper 50s, lower 60s and for east san jose, also expect to see breaks of sunshine by mid-morning. already starting to see that now, so that will be a good thing because there's a lot of events happening for veterans day.

let's talk about that rain. when we look at that hour-by-hour outlook, we see that the majority of that rain has cleared out for today, but if we fast forward through sunday, we can see we've got that system sitting off to the north, which is why we're expecting the north bay to start seeing some rain as early as tomorrow evening into monday morning. and then by about 1:00, on monday morning, by the afternoon, we'll expect to see some pops of showers all the way from santa rosa down to san francisco, oakland, and hayward, and then that system will kind of start pushing its way down south, keeping the chance of some spotty showers on and off throughout monday, but definitely expecting a very rainy monday. so today's highs will be climbing into the 60s for oakland, 62 degrees, the majority of the bay area will still to the upper 60s and if you're heading to that veterans day parade in downtown san jose, here's a look at what you can expect. so it starts at 11:00 a.m. and then goes through 2:00. by 12:00, 62 degrees, and then by 2:00, 65, i know i had a couple of facebook viewers that were concerned about it possibly raining. it's not going to rain.

you're going to have nice conditions, just a little bit on the cooler end. so, that's the good news on that end. now, as far as the next seven days, we do have a couple of changes on the way. we'll keep that rain returning, developing north on sunday and then it will kind of linger around through monday. we'll clear out a little bit on tuesday then more rain is expected as we head into wednesday. now just for san francisco but also inland spots and notice our temperature trend kind of sticks to the 60s all week long so we're on top for a good fall-like week ahead. just expect more showers as we head into tomorrow. still ahead on "today in the bay," usually, backspace corrects a typo, but not this time. plus a connection to russia. nbc bay area responds next. minutes ag c

welcome back. just in to our news room, the final demolition on the bay bridge minutes ago, caltrans workers imploded the last two remaining piers of the old eastern span of the bay bridge. demolition was completed a year ahead of schedule, saving taxpayers nearly $10 million. be careful of typos online. nbc bay area responds to a san francisco man who says he was fooled online with just one key stroke, he thought he was doing business with costco, but later learned he had given his credit card information to a complete stranger. consumer investigator chris

helped connect the dots to russia. >> reporter: alan stern can spell trouble with one letter, "o." >> i had been tricked. >> reporter: last year, he unknowingly misspelled costco in his browser. there's an extra "o" in there, yet alan says the website that loaded looked legitimate. >> it had the costco logo and brand and i thought i had gone to costco.com. >> reporter: the page asked allen to do this eight-question survey. allen called us after four 97 tlars and $98 charges appeared on his credit card for a cosmetic membership. he returned the cream and complained to costco in writing. >> how could you do this? how could you support this? costco wrote back and said, this wasn't us. >> reporter: we shared allen's experience with technology analyst carolina. we learned a new term, typo

piracy. that's what the tech world calls the misuse of misspelled web addresses to possibly rip you off. >> these people have no limits as to how they try and get you. >> reporter: she says some sites collect a finder's fee for directing poor spellers. some masquerade as a real site and dupe you into buying something. the worst case is a typo that leads to a scam site or malware. >> you could actually end up having your identity stolen. >> reporter: she says typo piracy is too complicated to fully unravel. >> i don't know how good your investigative journalism is. i know from a consumer perspective, i'm not going to figure out, you know, where these people are. >> reporter: well, we tried with the cost oco website. first we searched public registries and found that address registered in russia to a person named vladimir, a name associated with other typo websites, including mariiott,

verizon, missing an "e," and south wesr.com. when we voted southwesr, it had a survey just like costoco. that's not the only similarity. several people posted glowing comments. well, those same people also endorsed costoco in the exact same order. the real southwest and the real costco told us they have no connection to these sites. they never asked for the surveys or authorized the use of their name or logo. so we had questions for vladimir. we sent messages to moscow but never heard back. when we cross referenced the e-mail addresses he used to register his site, we found more than 500 other websites, each off by just a letter or two from brand names. like google, toyota, disney, sprint, ebay, each waiting to capitalize on your careless tap

on a keyboard. >> you really don't pay attention anymore. >> reporter: but you should. >> because you just don't know who's behind it. >> reporter: after we started asking questions, southwesr shut down the survey. >> i should be more aware than most people. >> reporter: as it turns out, he works in digital advertising and internet security is part of his job. allen speaking up because if he fell for typo piracy, anyone can. >> wow, that was chris cimura reporting. as of last check, the site is now redirecting to amazon, the real amazon, by the way. a company spokesperson didn't respond. ultimately, allen was successful challenging the four $98 charges on his credit card but he says it took a long time. if you have a consumer complaint, give chris a call. the number is 1-888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. just shy of 7:54. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, it's our favorite

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guestom welcome back at 7:56 this morning. special guests from pets in need, it's our favorite time of the newscast, martha and irene join us with cookie and dave with the adorable bow tie. they are both so cute, so well behaved. tell me about them. what kind of home would be good for cookie? >> cookie, i think, could go into a home with a family. she likes kids. she's four years old. so, i think -- >> so she won't get bigger than this. >> no. boat both of these are full grown. >> probably a family with some energy or no. >> both dogs. >> what about dave? he's just a chill dude. >> dave is pretty chill, so he would be okay with the family,

with the respectful children. he tolerates younger children, but he does prefer to be on the chill side. >> they are both just so well behaved. oh, they must know they're on tv. and so irene, now that we're heading into the holidays, you have a special event coming up that people can take advantage of. >> yes, we have our holiday howl camp. that's starting pretty soon in december. so we do have spaces for kids that are interested in joining us and joining up. >> what do they do in that camp? >> they learn a lot about animal behavior. they learn about spaying and neutering, so how to take care of pets. >> good for the parents who say, you want a dog, you want a cat? you have to help take care of it. go to this camp and learn the ropes. >> yes. >> and martha, what about year round? >> we have lots of events for both corporate and kids.

we have -- you can get your pet badge for the girl scouts at our shelter. we have birthday parties year round. we have shadowing for kids 13 and up. our website has it all under programs. we also have corporate sponsorships that we go into schools and talk. we bring animals into schools and talk. >> and into large companies. i like the yappy hour you guys have. >> we have yappy hour. but we have everything's on our website. there's just so many events for kids. >> yeah. >> and teens and corporations to get involved. >> a lot to do. and maybe send your kids to pets in need if you're not quite ready to bring a pet home yet. >> exactly. >> but if you are ready, cookie and dave need homes. you can find out more on petsinneed.org. thanks so much for coming in. and thanks to you as always for making me a part of your morning. we will have more local news for you tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and

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