morning. check out dublin's forecast for today, notice it will be much are up and out the door this warmer. yesterday much of the bay area stayed in the 70s, today some mid 80s for the tri valley for the afternoon. in san jose we start out at 53. at 7:00 we'll be at 73. you know it's going to be a warm day. as we head over to mike, you're tracking a new crash. >> a new crash affects folks westbound 80 your commute direction. the south bay no commute. south county, peninsula, no problems on the maps, even the tri valley. only a little slowing out of the altamont for west 580. the new crash is westbound 80. your commute direction coming down into richmond, right around san pablo avenue is the updated clo location. chp got on scene and one lane blocked. fuel tanker is involved in a minor crash. we don't want anything more major, especially is involving a fuel tanker. watch for slowing coming down off the cin everything isng ae the bay brid

toll plaza for a few cash payers on the left. new this morning, something i think a lot of people think about, an overnight bust that could impact where you pumped your gas this morning. police arrested two people overnight trying to steal credit card information at the gas station pump. kris sanchez is live in sunnyvale when that happened. when i get gas i want to make sure there's not that skimmer thing on there. >> reporter: i know, this is what you want to look for. the crime scene tape is still up in sunnyvale but the case something still open here on one of the pumps, and this is one of the pumps sunnyvale police was looking at last night, and we think they may have removed something that might have b vid it for yourself. this is the world gas station on west mod between sunnyvale and matilda avenues. officers took two people into custody. we're not showing their faces because we don't know if they are minors. we don't know how many people might have been impacted by this

skimmer operation, if it is a skimmer operation, but if you get gas here at world gas, you're going to want to check your credit card statement. credit card industry analyst says you may be vulnerable at any gas station because they are not required to install those more secure chip readers until 2020, and so thieves are capitalizing on that. now according to the analyst, you can also protect yourself by paying with a credit card and not a debit card, and if you see, if anything seems off, you want to pay inside the gas station. when you look at the reader, it should match the rest of the pump. look for tampering, broken seals, a loose fit, even typeset that doesn't match. remember the skimmers are meant to fit just over the original mechanism, so they would be loose if they are fake. also, monitor your credit statements, your bank statements, because the sooner you catch any fraud, the better. we'll keep pressing sunnyvale police for more information. there are officers here, we

think they'll continue the investigation as the sun comes up. when we hear from them, how many people may have been affected and what that time span was, we'll be sure to let you know so you'll know whether or not you might have been a victim. in sunnyvale, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks a lot, kris. also new, a similar warning in the north bay. sonoma county deputies say skimmers were found at two stations. valero and beacon gas station. they have working for the past week so check your credit card and debit statements. new this rng morning, a mea recall to tell you about a, the fda says 35,000 pounds of valley fine products have been spoiled. they should not be eaten. you're going to want to check your fridge for the products, which were sold at lucky's and safeways locations, from august 15th through october 4th. among them the simple dishes. chicken penne alfredo, chicken

primavera, italian sausage, ziti and rigatoni with meatballs and mushroom sauce. no reports of anyone getting sick but again these are spoiled. you can find the information on our home page, nbcbayarea.com. friends of a millbrae father kidnapped and murdered are concerned about the upcoming bail hearing for one defendant. in may of 2016, keith green's body was found in sonoma county. soon after, authorities arrested tiffany lee from hillsborough, along with two men. lee is the mother of the victim's children. investigators believe there was some kind of custody dispute. bail hearing is scheduled for next week, and the judge is supposed to consider a motion to reduce bail for this man, kaveh bayat. friends have launched a position to stop that. the other two are out on bail. it's been a little over nine years and still no clues in the case of a missing 5-year-old

boy. one woman trying to keep him alive. hassan campbell, his foster father, louis ross says he disappeared from a shoe shop on college avenue in oakland back in 2009. police did an extensive search for the 5-year-old, who has cerebral palsy and leg braces. his foster parents were arrested on suspicion of murder, but never charged with the crime. sherri lynn miller spent the last nine years hoping people will not forget about hassani. >> somebody has to care. he was an innocent, little boy that didn't deserve what happened to him. >> the national center for missing and exploited children put together an age progression of hassani, what he may look like now, this would be about the age of 12. this year, he would have turned 14 years old. new details about alleged crimes by a former oakland pd officer turned da inspector. they released harry yu accepted

a paid trip to vegas in exchange for protecting a gang member in the san francisco asian community known as fat mark. prosecutors say hu conspired with fat mark to protect him in a double murder case. hu was a highly respected oakland officer before joining the almeida county da's office in 2007. in a statement oakland police said it is appalled by pd before any of the alleged criminal activity took allegati. at 5:06 this morning, this weekend help commemorate an historic event. >> the 50th anniversary of the presidio 27 mutiny. they staged a peaceful protest of the vietnam war on october 14th, 1968. the prisoners were put in the presidio stock caid for going awol, their group protest including them reading a list of demands. they were tried for mutiny with

the majority of them spending several years in federal prison. historians say it was a defining moment when it came to the opposition of the vietnam war. >> it's important because it was the beginning of momentum of moving gi protest from individual to collective action. >> now, you can see several living members during a panel discussion that's on tomorrow at the presidio officer's club from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. or on sunday during an event at the ft. scott stock ca stockade where it all happened. the 72nd grand national rode cokicks off at 7:00 tonight at the cow palace. there's a mechanical bull ride, shopping and classic western barbecue. the rodeo runs through tomorrow. get your jeans and your big belt buckle, kari. >> i did that last year. it was a lot of fun.

if you're going this weekend, expect it to be of course very nice. and as we take a live look outside in san jose, before you get ready to head out the door, it's cool and mostly clear morning. if you're getting ready to go for a workout on your way to the gym, saratoga will be in the lower 50s starting throughout the day and at 9:00, we're at 59 degrees. it will be a cool start but our temperatures heating up fast throughout the day. it's going to be a nice one at half moon bay. our temperatures will be in the low 50s starting out, but today as some of the festivities kick off, it will be in the upper 60s for the rest of the afternoon. and we're looking at a high of 85 in livermore today, and you'll notice that it will be hotter for some of our inland valleys with concord reaching 88 degrees. 83 in napa and in santa rosa, and 69 in san francisco. we'll talk about the weekend coming up and mike, you're still tracking the crash in richmond. >> i am, kari. that's really the only real slowing we see that stands out on our maps. we always see a little bit of slowing here at the bay bridge toll plaza, and i want to call

out over here, the golden gate bridge northbound likely seeing that slowing because the zipper truck is moving and there are only two northbound lanes so folks do tend to slow as you should when a truck goes through the area. so we'll track those both. over here we have slowing for westbound 80, that is your commute direction for the upper east shore, coming toward the southern end of contra costa county. we see more slowing as we do have a tow truck that should be arriving to at least help out the camry involved in the crash. still waiting on word that they'll do with the fuel tanker that may be involved in this crash. perhaps they pulled over to lend some assistance or maybe give some information. we will continue to track that. the rest of the bay, south of beautiful green you see over here. there is a fender brtedest 580 grant line road so if folks are coming out of the there, but then no problem here for livermore and in toward the bay. >> thanks, mike. coming up, it was another major down day on wall street yesterday. stocks slipped another 500

points on the dow. tech executives are responding to accusations saudi arabia killed a journalist in turkey. the companies that are rethinking their business relationship with the country. and still ahead, take a look at this massive hole on an indian airplane, how that happened. plus we'll tell you how long the plane was in the air with that big gash. that's coming up at 5:25. 6 r can

right now at 5:13, as you wake up, get ready to head out

the door, a lot of people already on, starting out this friday morning. let's look at santa teresa in the south bay. 63 degrees at 10:00, and then in the mid-70s already by 1:00 and we're headed into the low 80s today. we'll talk about those warmer temperatures, and how it affects your weekend plans, that's coming up in less than five minutes. and we're looking at five more minutes, the top number there, slowing for the east shore freeway that crash. i have an update from chp on what's going on, including the fuel tanker. good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. wall street is expected to open up higher this morning as the markets try to bounce back from the massive sell-off we've seen over the past two days. there were green arrows across asian markets overnight, and europe is positive in early trading. back here in the u.s., the dow

closing down more than 540 points yesterday. it has lost nearly 1,400 points in the past two sessions. the dow and the nasdaq and the s&p are all off to their worst start to october since 2008. so as an investor, what should you do today? first it depends on your individual portfolio, but in general, market watchers are advising some caution. but again they say it's not quite time to panic. on cnbc last night, jim kramer said today could actually be a buying opportunity. week'she long haul. mortgage rates are at their highest levels in more than seven years at nearly 5%. it's a mark that analysts say could scare off many home buyers and could be a setback for the housing market, while 5% isn't that high, historically, a return to more normal rates won't feel that normal for buyers who are accustomed to getting a mortgage at 4% or lower. economists suggest sellers may have to cut their prices if borrowers can't afford a more

expensive home in a higher rate world. chick-fil-a is testing a new format for some of its stores, two locations opening up in nashville and louisville won't have dining rooms for delivery catering. there will be a walkout window for carryout orders. they won't take cash, they'll use debit, credit and app payments. they'll have the chicken, you won't be able to sit there but still have the long linebacks.v. >> as long as they get that sauce. >> and a pickle. >> my favorite thing. >> frank, thank you. >> thanks.ew this silicon valley's biggest tech executives are reconsidering their saudi ties. it comes as a delegation from saudi arabia arrived in turkey overnight as part of an investigation into a missing saudi journalist who lived in america. jamal trashagi wrote for "the washington post." the paper reports the turkish government has audio and video confirming kashagi was brutally murdered and then dismembered

inside the saudi consulate in turkey. the saudis deny any involvement. many companies in the bay area have taken millions of dollars in saudi cash, among them uber, tesla and lyft. uber's ceo says he was going to withdraw from an upcoming conference at the saudi capital because of this scandal. you may recall, back in june, saudi crowned prince mohammad bin salman met with facebook's mark zuckerberg. zuckerberg has yet to comment. it is 5:16. new this morning, a san francisco company is forking over a steep fine for sending in makers. wilbur ellis feed pleaded guilty in april to substituting lower cost ingredients for chicken and turkey meal. in some cases, inspectors found ground up bird feathers. missouri company also pleaded guilty to similar charges. both together will pay $7 million. it's believed the food did not harm the animals that ate it. also new this morning, uber so far not commenting on a report indicating the ride share

giant wants to give drivers a stake in the company. according to axios, uber sent the securities and exchange commission a letter yesterday. the company issing can for a rule change allowing uber to provide company stock to its drivers. uber has made the same request before. in the past, the sec shot it down because uber drivers are independent contractors, and not employees. 5:17. the controversy over child vaccinations now has created new data that is worrying health officials. new report shows more kids are not getting recommended vaccines. the cdc says last school year 5% of kindergartners did not get the basic vaccines including dtap and the chicken pox vaccine. while the vast majority of children are vaccinated, this is the third consecutive year that the number is decreasing. to be clear, vaccines do not cause autism. if you are planning to shop on turkey day, listen up.

macy's says it will be open on thanksgiving. stores will start sales at 5:00 p.m. this is the third year in a row retailers will open for an early start for black friday shopping. in a statement macy's said it surveyed employees on their holiday work preferences in order to staff workers who opt in for shifts. they get overtime pay for working on thanksgiving. >> that's good. at least they ask employees if they want to work. a university hockey team in lass veigh gas suddenly sharing the spotlight with its mascot. >> we hear he's vying for playing time. new video of benny. they say hockey is going to the dogs at unlv. benny is a rescue dog and now skates for the team. isn't that amazing? he retrieves hockey sticks. his owner found him just before he was set to be euthanized. the plans are now on ice, obviously, for the long-term. oh. >> that's cool. >> i was thinking you know, they

say i was rescued but i don't owather. >> it's going to be a great weekend, although it will be hotter for a lot of the inland valleys. so if you're going to be out and around san francisco, it's going to be a very nice and comfortable one. you are looking forward to some warmer weather there and you'll see some low 70s. as we get a look at what you'll feel as you step out the door on this friday morning, it's coolest now in santa rosa. we've dropped down to 44 degrees. we're at 51 in livermore and morgan hill, and 54 now in san jose. seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen, as you make some plans. our temperatures in walnut creek start out at 53 degrees at 7:00 this morning. we go from 53 to 66 at 10:00, to 79 as you are humidity for the and we'll have some breezy

winds. highs for today in concord up to 88 degrees and in oakland 77, you'll feel a little bit warmer there as well. palo alto and san jose reaching 83 and also 83 in santa rosa. as you make plans for the weekend, maybe you're heading up to napa, it will be 85 today. we're looking at some mid 80s and then we'll see more of the same throughout the weekend, but it will become much more windy headed into saturday and sunday. let me know what you have planned for the weekend, if you're going to half moon bay and whatever you're planning to do, just had a few people reach out, let me know about their weekend plans. i'm @karihallweather. looking at our inland ven-da forecast we're back to summer. upper 80s over the next few days and some gradualing cools off s francisco with low 70s and gusty winds once againsund. mike, you're seeing more slowing for the east shore freeway? >> only the part through san pablo approaching richmond. big look at the bay you see all the green, this is great stuff. only a minor crash in the altamont area, west 580 around grant liner road so we'll track

that but most of our viewers are not affected in any way by that. looking over here this affects many more of our viewers coming down through contra costa county off the carquinez bridge, you see slowing now as you head in toward san pablo avenue. your two right lanes are now reported blocked. there was a crash minories at most, but there is a smaller vehicle and a fuel tanker involved in blocking your slow lane. crews have arrived and block your two right lanes and that's the reason for more slowing. lot o they tell us how long they expect to have those lanes closed, because we are seeing a build to that commute, as we said coming across the carquinez bridge. no problem o there's concord, bay point, pittsburg, antioch not showing slowing for highway 4 and cocoa county and alameda county looks great. 580 moving smoothly. folks headed across 58 to the richmond-san rafael bridge it's more on pace. the south bay don't want to

forget about that. we have traffic but don't have any problems. 101 north of 680 where you'll be at speed across silicon valley. coming up next is the ri >> stars show up here whenever i want, like for instance, watch this. ♪ >> britney spears walks in. surprising guests on "ellen." she says she has a big announcement. more on that, coming up next. plus what ryan gosling had to say about britney on "ellen" today. we have a sneak peek coming up. bob riddell tweet being former story, some of my favorites. check out his lthrowback thursdy poster. you're watching "today in the bay." an air india pla

back. this just in, an air india plane has hit a wall during takeoff, and then it flew for three hours after that with the damage. you can see the photos posted to twitter with the bottom of the plane ripped open. the plane was carrying 130 passengers, took off from southern india this morning. the plane later diverted to mumbai, where it landed safely. the pilots are under investigation, as they try to figure out what caused that crash. 5:26. new video shows a gas station pump, watch this. it's going to go up in flames. new jersey driver pulled away

from the pump, causing it to break from the base. it was still attached to the gas pump. the vapors ignite from the gasoline, quite dangerous. it happened wednesday. luckily no one was hurt in that fire. obviously quickly put out. that's scary. 5:26 right now. one of the biggest complaints to b.a.r.t., dirty stations. b.a.r.t. is trying to beef up its nightly cleaning hours. the transit agency power washes the mission street station one hour every night. now the directors signed a new agreement. starting in mid-november, crews will work four hours a night. they hope this will help wash away all the filth and feces. 5:26. happening today, women of impact from around the bay area will come together and you're going to be there. >> yes, it's a really great event. join me today as i emcee today's luncheon. it's notre dame's tenth annual women of impact luncheon, being held in the san jose convention center. it's from 11:30 until 1:30 and funds raised through the event

benefit the leadership program for a lot of already amazing young women. >> good for you. >> it's a great event. 5:27 right now. ed stars on "ellen today, ryan gosling and brittaney spears. gosling is opening up following in her footsteps and auditions for disney. >> and do you remember like, what's your memory of her? what was your first impression? >> i remember when we first got to the show, they sort of had all the kids perform for one another, and it was sort of, i remember it was christina aguilera and britney performed and i remember thinking, okay, so they're like freakishly talented. >> he had to follow up that. gosling will open up about his role in "the first man." it opens in theaters today. you can catch "ellen" at 4:00. stay tuned for "nbc bay area news" at 5:00 and "nightly news

with lester holt" at 5:30. coming up, top stories we're following this morning, the fight to keep a long time chinese restaurant open in contra costa county, being told to clear out for a whole foods store. we have new information this morning that could stop that eviction. those details coming up in a live report. plus the latest on the damage left behind by hurricane about the bay area crew that's about to leave in less than an hour to florida. you're watching "today in the bay." do you hear that?

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good friday morning to you. it's 5:31 right now. taking a live look outside, sfo, whether you're coming or going, across the bay area, we're looking forward to a very nice day. thanks for starting your friday morning with us on "today in the bay." i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington has his birthday weekend off. let's get a check of that weather with kari. good morning. >> yes, it'soi to be a w take a in palo alto, we are seeing temperatures still starting out mid-50s through 9:00, and then at noon we're at 65 degrees, today. as we go throuha el cerrito heat the door, expect mid-50s there, all clear skies and no problems out there, and then we're looking at our noontime temperature there of 71. we will be warmer for the inland valleys reaching into the upper 80s. all the coast stays mostly in the 60s today. we'll talk about some weekend events coming up in about five minutes. mike, you're looking at the effects of a crash. >> i think you're going to like it if you're on one side of the

crash. over here certainly if you're not involved in the crash, this is looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. we expect a lighter flow anyway on 5 5:32, in metering lights yet. we don't have back for the cash neast shore freeway. the maze moves slowly and coming in topablo, still here slow for a mile, that stretch, you will be tapping your brakes to where you have two right lanes blocked. still a crash there. tow truck should be just arriving on scene. the rest of the bay clear as a bell, because it is early on a friday. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. it is 5:33 right now. breaking news this morning, a shakeup in the u.s. catholic church with the resignation of an embattled cardinal. within the last 90 minutes, the vatican announced pope francis accepted the resignation of d.c. area donal wuerl. wuerl has been the focus of the church sex abuse scandal

centered in pennsylvania. he is accused of covering up abuse by priests. when he served as the bishop in pittsburgh. >> we have more detail within the next few weeks, bishop patrick mcgraw plans to assault allegations in the san jose diocese. more recently, the oakland same thing. former fbi leaders are helping the church investigate. new this morning, a development in a story we've been following in contra costa county. chinese restaurant in walnut creek being forced out of the location it's occupied for 30 years. >> a new tenant says it no longer wants to occupy that space. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in walnut creek. what does this mean for the jade garden restaurant and the new tenant was going to be a big one. >> reporter: laura and scott, quite possibly nothing, barring any surprises, jade garden

restaurant is still slated to be kicked out of the encena grande shopping center in walnut creek when their lease expires in february. this is po1989. last night aa which was supposed to take over this location and u.p.s. aa's decision coincides with that had on aaa. customer. it's not clear what influence the whole foods supermarket is a couple are dos now. regency centers which owns the strip mall says whole foods lease prevents jade's garden location used as a restaurant once the lease expires next year. the husband and wife blame the supermarket chain for them being forced out. whole foods did not reply to requesting for comment. regency sent a statement saying they, not whole foods made a decision, they want to reduce congestion at the shop center. >> don't hurt the small

business. it's in >> reporter: assuming nothing changes, jadarden about be out of the shopping center when its lease expires february 28th of next year. reporting live in walnut creek, bob redell, "today in the bay." it's 5:35. ayrea on its way to itional help hurricane-stricken panhandle of florida. more about the local aid in a moment, but face, the latest on michael's aftermath. we know at least 11 people died in the storm. the powerful storm is gone, but left a path of destruction across the southeast, mainly along the panhandle, places like panama city, mexico beach and parts of pensacola. the two largest hospitals in panama city are transferring hundreds of patients because of structural damage. >> state health officials are actively working to evaluate those hospitals to provide critical care to patients. >> a lot of the houses in mexico beach, florida, are gone. they were ripped apart by

155-mile-an-hour winds as the storm exploded across the coastline. power crews are repairing downed lines and blown transformers while survivors are cleaning away debris. meantime in about an hour, an air force plane will take off from travis air force base in california, headed to florida to help those affected areas along the panhandle. this is the second plane that will take off this morning, as part of that mission. at about 2:00 a.m., other crews took off headed to that same area with suppli we're going to take you live to travis air force base, coming up in an hour. a follow-up for you now, it's 5:37, one family may find a small sense of closure today from a tragic drunk driving accident they suffered three years ago. you might recall the story, esperanza rodriguez and her 14-month-old daughter died after a drunk driver plowed into them and crashed into a backyard where a held. bryan jones lost control of his

car. last year he was found guilty of to be degree murder sentenced. 5:37 right now. live look at the shark tank which may need renaming right now, into the splash zone.>>he e over the s.a.p. center for a warriors preseason game. we have some royalty, king james lebron james and the l.a. lakers. the two teams mixed it up two nights ago in las vegas. of course, neither game counts in the standings. the two teams don't really meet for real until christmas day. >> i was watching part of that game, and from lebron's reactions, i think it counted to somebody. very important for him. looking over here, we're looking to the ace train, train number one out of tracy, 30 minutes behind. they'll coupleillesult in folksn

getting toward the san bout ore jose ttinat into the tri valley eastbound 580 still shows slowing into the altamont. that paving work the lastple of days morning. the rest of the bay shows a smooth, easy drive, but we have that crash still in richmond for west 80, right here, where we're watching the slowing from about hilltop. i'll track that for you and give you more details. >> you're basically saying the ace train thinks it can make it over the trail. >> it thinks it can, it thinks it can. >> we're maybing it into the weekend, we're excited about that. it will be a warm weekend and temperatures going uhm quickly. here is a look at our forecast for saturday, it will be comfortable along the coast with upper 60s, even some low 70s. the bay will be in the lower 80s and upper 80s for the inland valleys. we'll have some gusty winds throughout the summer,-likend maybe you're going to pick out your pumpkins and going to san

jose, in the park, and it will be in the mid-60s starting out, but then as we go through the day it's going to warm up fast. if you're going to be out there you're going here or some of the pumpkin patches. we also have the ignite 2.0 art innovation festival happening in plezant pleasanton, going there it will be 81 degrees at 4:00 and it will cool off and feel nice throughout the evening. l a lot of fun for the kids and seeing some fire lit up with some art, that will be really cool. on sunday the jdrf one walk in santa clara, starting out at levi's stadium and at 9:00 in the morning, expect those temperatures in the upper 50s and we'll have somewe. and if you're thinking of making it a weekend to go hiking, we'll have some great weather for that, too, with someay, reachin

mid-70s. if you're going to yosemi will cooler with some upper 50s for our high temperatures on saturday as well as sunday and the low temperatures dropping back into the mid-30s. in monterey, nice beach weekend with upper 60s in the forecast there and along the coastline. today will be the warmest with a high of 72 degrees. let me know what you have going on this weekend. i'm @karihallweather and they will be displaying the giant pumpkin. we'll talk about what's going on today and the heatup, coming up in about three minutes. >> kari, thanks. it's 5:41. coming up, the two men facing charges in the ghost ship warehouse fire are back in court. plus an apology from former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. the reason he is saying sorry.

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try them today. happy friday. it is 5:44. it's a clear start. we'll get a lot of sunshine this weekend, and it will feel warmer. let's head to east san jose to the neighborhood of evergreen. we'll be at 52 degrees at 7:00 and looking at some upper 70s by 1:00. we're going above average as our highs today reach into the low 80s. we'll make some plans for the weekend and a look at the temperatures coming in less than five minutes. >> and a smooth, clear look at fremont 880, the nimitz freeway moves nicely past the truck scales. we'll talk about what's going on for the east bay though. it is affected by one crash. >> thanks so much, kari and mike. it's 5:44.fendts accused in the ghost ship warehouse fire

are due in court today. there are two hearings scheduled, one centers around the plea agreement originally judge decided not to at a second hearing today allows, involves allowable evidence in the deposition of co-defendant max harris. also new this morning, former governor arnold schwarzenegger is apologizing for his past behavior towards women. in an interview with "men's health," schwarzenegger says he "stepped over the line" several times and he feels badly about it. this isn't the first time the hollywood actor turned politician has expressed regret. days before winning the 2003 recall election for governor, he faced groping accusations from several women, admitted he sometimes behaved badly on film sets. he apologized shortly thereafter. the u.s. army apparently following through on its promise to discharge some of its immigrant enlistees. many of the

medical skills p background screening. yee, about 500 of those soldiers were discharged. it's 5:46. washington just became the 20th state to do away with the death penalty. the state supreme court ruled that the way the punishment is carried out violates the state's constitution. execution was already extremely rare in washington, with five prisoners put to death in recent decades and a governor imposed moratoriums blocking its use since 2014. the state'sed t curre decision. back in california a new proposed plan is aim ing ing to inmate overdoses. federal clerk who controls medical care at prisons wants the state to provide drugs to 13,000 inmates to help reduce cravings they have while weaning off of opioids. overdose has kdild9

alone. on the weekends, i know a lot of people hit garage sales or yard sales looking for a bargain. tomorrow is a good day for you, if you live in contra costa county or you want to travel there. saturday one of two yearly citywide garage sales and there's el cerrito. nearly 50 households are registered to participate. some sales benefit charities like community senior centers and wildfire survivors. it's too late to join as a seller but they're saying buyers are certainly welcome. check out "today in the bay's" kris sanchez twitter feed. she just tweeted out more information about 20 minutes ago. so maybe she's going bargain hunting. what not to do. we've all agreed we're not doing this. cold cramped spaces if they're not your thing you may want to skip this one. six flags discovery kingdom a halloween-themed contest where you lie in a coffin for 30 straight hours. that is the to have -- coffin challenge starting this afternoon. six pre-chosen competitors will duel is out, maybe lay in wait

will be a better phrasing and win prizes. if you're wondering they will be allowed to take bathroom breaks outside the coffin. >> i wonder if they put the lid on it? >> that would be the key, wouldn't it, over 30 hours anywhere. >> times can be exciting but this one is kind of dead. >> when i was on bedrest, i could do it easy peasy. just lay there. >> now as a busy mom i don't have time. >> i don't have time to sit down. this is the only time i really sit. >> people are doing a lot of halloween themes planned for the weekend going to thend things l in fremont, you try to make it through this friday morning and head to the weekend. the seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen, as we look at san jose, school day forecast, it's going to be a chilly one, at least to start, and even though it starts out cool, it's going to be a warmer day by the time you go back to pick them up at school, it will be 76 degrees in san

jose, and making your way out the door at the fremont warm springs b.a.r.t. station also starting out with some low 50s there and we'll be at 68 degrees at 11:00. at noon you want to take the lunch outside. after that, it's going to be quite uncomfortable out there as we head up to 85 in east san jose and in milpitas. for the east bay, some upper 80s today. you'll notice that it will be much warmer compared to yesterday, with hayward reaching 80 degrees, and we'll see some upper 60s in half moon bay. san mateo reaching 79 degrees. san francisco on the embarcadero up to 70 degrees, and 80 in mill valley with napa today reaching 83 degrees. as you're getting dressed, you might need a light jacket to start out but the rest of the day, short sleeves and maybe some casual friday. here is an update on what was tropical storm michael. it's exiting off of the atlantic coast, but still bringing some rain through partsmassachusetts. and then we also have tropical storm sergio that was moving through baja, california.

this is going to spread some heavy rain across parts of arizona, and new mexico over the next couple of days, as it continues to weaken, but an update on the tropical systems we've been tracking all week long. as we look at our weather here, what to expect around the bay area. it's just going to be hot, dry, breezy, and an increased fire danger for our inland hills. make sure you keep checking in for updates on that and be careful with any sparks out there. we have a lot of dry fuels. as we look at san francisco, it's going to be a nice weekend but those winds picking up on saturday and sunday. and mike, you've been tracking quite a few problem spots out there. >> for a friday, we still for us to start off have a lighter volume. just popped up and i checked the chp reports, no real jump juse, just as we see that first burst. i'll check with theoufi out. meanwhile, the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive on these

sensors. i'll take you to the upper east shore freeway though, kari and i have been tracking this, the lower drive coming down off the carquinez bridge and we have a slower drive which should be improving now as westbound 80 right around san pablo avenue looks like that crash has finally cleared, and in fact, we've gotten no update on what they've done with the fuel tanker on the side of the road but i trust that it's gone from the area. it's always a concern. we're watching though a little slowing and recovery still coming off of highway 4, and so you got about almost 25-minute drive now down from highway 4 to the bay bridge toll plaza. at the toll plaza though, we expect to see more trc. startine the fast track lanes show a little bit more backup and they may turn the metering lights seeing all that traffic coming down the east shoreter that trae south bay, a crash and slowing but the live camera which should be where the slow spot is doesn't show a problem. back to you. 5:51, next and new, a sheriff's response to a story we

brought you at this time yesterday, his defense for putting inmates in nike jerseys. he says it has nothing to do with colin kaepernick, as people were saying. plus -- >> i think nowadays there's just like so much to it. >> love is a battlefield. these teen boys are learning the lessons they're sharing about dating in the digital world. but first, happening now, waconda forever for "black panther ii." oakland native ryan coogler signs on for a sequel. "black panther" made more than $1.3 billion worldwide. chadwick bozeman who played the superhero also signeden to re.no word hemoviwill be released. no doubt a lot of people will go see it. more news after the break. 5:52. abducted and killed, 21-ye

old matthew shepard will get a big honor. you probably remember the story... 20 years after he was abducted and chillekilled, matt shepard will be honored. he was an openly gay college student in 1998 who was abducted beaten and left to tie. his ashes will be interred at washington national cathedral. shepard's parents are advocates for the rights of the lgbtq

community. they chose the cathedral because he loved the episcopal church. tomorrow his parents will be grand marshals at the pride parade in d.c. all new now, more women across the globe are giving birth by c-section. the number of babies delivered by c-section nearly doubled since 2000. the procedure makes up 20% of all births but c-section rates still vary widely by region. the life-saving procedure is often unavailable to women in low income countries but tends to be overused in more affluent areas. remembering space history, 50 years ago the first successful manned flight of the apollo program took off. >> nine months later neil armstrong stepped foot on the moon. yesterday the u.s. mint unveiled its commemorative coin doesign. it shows a reflection of neil armstrong through buzz calderon's helmet.

the other side a footprint with the inscription showing the phases of the moon. the coin goes on sale in january. now to a follow-up story we first told but an arkansas sheriff explaining what's behind so many suspects wearing nike shirts in mug shots. take a look. the photos went viral, people wearing nike shirts in their booking photos. facebook post claimed the sheriff was making people wear them to mock nike and colin kaepernick, but the union county sheriff says that's not the they come in our jail facility, if it's a male and he doesn't have a shirt on or if it's a female that is showing or is not dressed appropriate, we give them a shirt to put on to take a photograph. >> he added that they just happened to have nike shirts on hand, since the accusation became public, the union county

sheriff's office removed inmates photos from its online jail foster. interesting, some people looked like they had shirts on underneath. it's 5:58. we may not see lindsey vonn compete at the next olympic games. >> the upcoming ski season will be her last whether or not she breaks a world record. she has 82 world cup victories, four shy of the record. she's 33 and she says getting the record would be a dream come true but she's gotten to a place physically where going on "just doesn't make sense." kids these days live in a whole new world in terms of technology, especially as they try to navigate young love. >> noenbc's gadi schwartz o teenage boys about dating in the era of social media. >> how complicated is love these days? complicated, because everyone can see your life at all times. >> i think nowadays, there's

just like so much to it. like you got to wait three minutes before you can open a snapchat or don't like his instagram post too soon. >> it's also a lot of pressure because you're creating this perfect image. >> if you want to hear more, maybe a little casanova wants sop advice the story airs at 8:30 touring the "today" show this morning or look for it later on today.com. right now at 6:00, skimming bust. two arrests overnight in santa clara county and what appears to be a credit card skimming operation. how you know if your money's at risk. grocery warning, new this morning a big recall for people who take maybe prepackaged meals for lunch. the bay area business connection to all of this. and watching your money. after another down day on wall street, the development which has experts optimistic when the opening bell rings in 30 minutes. we're taking you live to new york. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good morning to you

and thanks so much for joining us on this friday. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington got his birthday weekend started early, and kari is in here to tell us about the weather. >> it's going to be a great weekend. but very warm. we're going back to summer this weekend and we're looking at temperatures that will start out cool and really heat up. here is a live look outside in san jose, and checking out our temperature trend for sunnyvale, we'll be at 59 degrees at 9:00 this morning and some low 80s. we're going to be abovedegrs, a way out the door, heading for right around saratoga, it will be a very cool morning, but whatever you have to do, get it done early. we'll talk about our