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 weekend

forecast in a few minutes, and mike, you have a later start now in oakland. >> getting this bay bridge done early would have helped if you went through the bay bridge already, you would have seen a very light flow of traffic, just about 5:50. they turned on the metering lights, as we saw from the last shot we saw, the fast track lanes filling in, and now finally at 6:01, we're seeing those cash lanes start to build on the approach out of oakland. so this is a later build, and a lighter one. much lighter, part of the traffic held up over here coming into richmond, the earlier crash activity over at san pablo avenue and still a disstrx and sti -- distraction and around. slow drive. there's another disabled vehicle around golden gate field. we'll let you know if that's a complication, all the folks coming through the area, though. cocoa county just some great, slowing out of concord pay point. 242 the walnut creek interchange just fine in toward danville alamo'r peninsula show a great driv

>> sunnyvale police arrested people that could have started a skimming operation at a gas pump. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live where this all started. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott and laura. the crime scene tape is still up. if you come with me, you can see the casings are still open on some of the pumps, where officers removed what appeared to be credit card skimmers from at least several of these six pumps here in sunnyvale. this is the world station on west mod between sunnyvale and matilda avenues. we were also custody. you how many customers may have we're not we nnot tell been impacted here but if you get gas here at the world gas station, you're going to want to check your credit card statements. credit card industry analyst says thieves may be targeting all of us at gas stations because gas stations aren't required to install more secure

rip headers really the year 2020. you can protect yourself by paying with a credit card instead of a debit card, and if something seems off, just go inside and pay. don't use the scanner here at the pump. look for any tampering, any broken seal, loose fit, any kind of type that doesn't match, and as the skimmers are meant to just fit over that original credit card terminal, they might be loose. if you see a loose one, go inside. monitor your credit and bank statements because the sooner you catch any fraud, the betert. we are asking sunnyvale department of public safety what the time span was people might have been affected, how long these might have been up, how many people might have been affected. when we get those details, we'll make sur in sunnyvale, kris sanchez, ay hea a similar warning in the north bay. sonoma county deputies say skimmers were found at two stations.fs tgeted a valero and a beacon gas station. investigators say the skimmers had been in place and working for at least the past week so as

kris advises, check your credit card and debit stations. before you pack your lunch this morning we have a food recall to tell you about a. it was sold across the bay area. the fda says over 35,000 pounds of valley fine products have been spoiled. they should not be eaten. take a look at your screen. 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 cream sauce. so far, valley fines says there are no confirmed reports of anyone getting sick from the product. you can find the information on our home page, nbcbayarea.com. i will also make attempts right now to personally tweet it out for you. you can follow m me @lawiagarcianbc. >> it's 6:05. some of silicon valley's biggest tech xikive iexecutive

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 kashagi wrote for "the washington post." the paper reports the turkish government has audio and video confirming kashagi was 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. friend 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. the victim's friends have launched an online position to stop that. the other two defendants 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. keep his name alive. hassani 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 had cerebral palsy and leg braces. his foster parents were arrested originally 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. right now he would have been 14. >> it is 6:07 right now. this weekend in san francisco you can 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. 50 years. the prisoners were put in the presidio stockade for going awol, their group protest ended with them reading a list of demands. the prisoners were tried for mutiny, and a majority of them spent 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 talk 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 stockade where it all happened. that's at 1:00. the 72nd grand national rodeo kicks off at 7:00 tonight the rodeo runs through tomorrow. xwrab -- grab that ten gallon hat, kari. >> it's friday morning, let's get out the door in el cerrito with temperatures at 54 degrees at 7:00, going from 54 to 64 at 10:00, and it's going to be a

day where those temperatures go up very fast, 74 degrees at 1:00 today. and getting the kids up and out the door for school on this friday in dublin, look at how cool it will be headed to school. only at 49 degrees. after that cool start, it will be a warmer day, so you have to make sure they're dressed for the cool morning, and a very warm afternoon, as our high temperatures in the tri valley head up to 85 degrees. it will be 83 in san jose, and 77 today in oakland. we'll get a look at what's going on for palo alto coming up, and mike, you're showing the jam through oakland. >> that's correct, getting into richmond out of the san pablo area from hilltop, where you're really starting to lean on the brakes, but then into richmond, we have a lot more traffic flowing as you have approached the merge in golden gate field and things get back to the limit. the earlier crash at about san pablo avenue have been cleared from the chp report, i think there may still be a vehicle or two on the shoulder, completely out of the lanes because it looks like folks are still

distracted taking longer than i thought to clear up this friday. but the rest of the contra costa county and the east bay show a nice smooth drive on this map. highway 4 a little slowing out of bay point. it started about to minutes ago. lighter volume of traffic all around the bay. that's helping out over here, 680, 84 merge coming down toward sunol, a disabled vehicle not a problem just past that merge but then farther south there was an overnight crew looks like they're clearing a little bit late through the area and that's causing some slows. there is the rest of the bay, no problem, guys. back to you. coming up next on "today in the bay," managing your money. if you're worried about your 401(k) after a second bad day on wall street, maybe some positive signs coming from overseas might make you feel a little bit better. at 6:25, incredible video of a frightening moment at a gas station. could have ended so much worse. what the driver did that started this all. you're watching "today in the bay." way to stay connected.

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good friday morning. it is 6:13. out the do are in or in palo al temperatures, all clear skies. it's a little humid this morning but the winds will dry us out today as we get a lot of sunshine and warmer weather. mid-70s by early afternoon. we'll get a look at all of our microclimates and the weekend ahead, coming up next. the top number here 25 minutes, which normally isn't

bad but remember, this is friday. it's slow through richmond, recovering from an earlier crash and approaching the bay bridge and the backup. north bay typical slowing for highway 37, guys, back over to you. here at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is expected to open up higher this morning, as the markets attempt to bounce back from the massive sell-off we've seen over the past two days. there were green arrows across asian markets overnight. 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. a big drop. the dow and the nasdaq and the s&p 500 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 quite time to panic. on cnbc last night, jim kramer said today could actually be a buying opportunity. other experts say this week's sell-off could be a positive for

investors who are in the market for the 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. a little fast food news that might make you hungry this morning. 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 drive-thrus. they will focus on delivery and catering. there will be a walk-up window for carryout orders. they won't take cash, they'll use debit, credit and app payments. getting rid of the seats but i doubt they'll get rid of the lines, guys. back over to you. >> pretty popular. although not with phones so. >> have a good weekend. happening today, women of impact from around the bay area will come together.

>> 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. a lovely event. it's 11:30 a.m. until 1:30 in the afternoon. funds raised through the event benefit the leadership program for a lot of already amazing young women, which is great to support. you can take that picture away. 6:16 right now. a little girl right now is on a pretty serious mission and we all agree she's looking pretty cute doing it. >> her parents are taking her on that mission. harper yates is going to befores old. from the looks of it, america's heartland already in the "done" box there. her instagram page three states away from crossing this item off her bucket list. what 6-month-old doesn't have a bucket list? not that she's going to remember any of this when she gets older. >> oh my gosh!

that's adorable! that's cute. >> 50 states! >> there you go, exactly. maybe you're staying right here in the bay area this weekend. >> we've got some great weather but all you have to do is take a little drive to change the weather around the bay area. we're going to have our microclimate in full effect. warm innd cool for the coast. here is a look at san jose, as you get started, and we're heading toward campbell with our temperatures in the low 60s at 10:00. normally we're reaching 76 degrees this time of year but we're headed into the low 80s this afternoon, and you're going to feel the difference compared to yesterday. so as you're getting up and getting ready for the day, it's going to start out very humid, so it's going to be still a good hair day but maybe a little extra hair spray or a little bit extra oil to help keep the frizziness down before that humidity goes down later on today. we're looking at highs reaching into the mid 80s today for parts of the south bay. cupertino though at 80 degrees for the high temperature and some breezy westerly and

northwesterly winds for the east bay, with highs there reaching into the upper 80s 83 in palo alto, and in daly city 70 degrees. we'll also be up to 70 on the embarcadero today and the north bay, reaching 87 in ukiah. so a much warmer day compared to yesterday, but you'll find some cooler temperatures along the coast, and for tomorrow, the art and pumpkin festival happening. they had those gigantic pumpkins and the one that weighs over raid starts at noon, and le to then if you're making plans to head over toward oakland, the pirates of the caribbean ship tours happening tomorrow between 10:00 and 1:00 and some great weather for that. let me know what you have going on this weekend @icalical twkarr on facebook and twitter. our inland temperatures are hot, breezy and dry for the weekend and looking at slightly cooler air for the middle of next week. mike, you have an important note for train riders. >> i was anticipating about a 30

to 60-minute delay. it's actually 90 minutes. let me explain what's going on. train number one for ace rail i should say, train number one got held up in tracy because of mechanical problems. train number three the next scheduled train came up, they come by and coupled up together and now they've combined forces to head in toward san jose, but on train number three schedule that is 90 minutes behind train one. there will be delays for folks mentioned t train but it is for the temporary transit center. we've known about that for weeks and we will not beupdate. they updated us a few days ago. b.a.r.t. no it's eastbound 580 that has slowing, the paving work cleared up now and westbound your commute no problems, a crash on the shoulder at grant line. look how light the traffic is this friday, lighter volume all around the bay. we had some slowing south headed toward mission, that late pickup of the earlier construction looks like it's cleared up and

the disabled vehicle not reporting any problems, not seeing any sensor delays, just south of 84. south bay peninsula you're at speed, an easy drive. the bay bridge toll plaza has your backup there and that's not the golden gate bridge. the golden gate bridge is fine, so is san jose, two in one guys, back to you. >> thanks, mike. it is 6:20. coming up at 6:30 on "today in the bay," new development overnight in a fight pitting st costa county. the company is saying keep us out of it. plus -- >> two cases where we helped the consumer win, plus the investig chmura, "nbc bay area responds." >> mike inouye dint' just tweet about traffic. he tweets about "today in the bay," it's friday morning about 5:00 a.m., our boss sent us this pic, it's his breakfast. i think we're headed for a high energy end to the week.

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us for help just about every day of the week. welcome back. it is 6:23. frustrated consumers call us for help just about every day of the week and of course nbc bay area responds. >> of course consumer investigator chris chmura is here with a look at some of our recent wins. >> good morning. our inbox fills up fast.

since we debuted in may of 2016, we have logged more than 11,100 complaints. when we take action, we usually get results. together with our sister station telemundo 48 responde, we've recovered more than $2.25 million for viewers just like you. let's talk about two recent success stories here on the nbc side. we spoke up for jerry in mountain view. he had an airline voucher for 250 bucks.ue. investigator arland fernandez helped lorre ray know in with a cell phone company. arlen helped her get $800 back. that by the way is our most common complaint of all of them, problems with cell phone service from signing up to closing an account, we see all kinds of mobile mishaps. perhaps we can solve your hangups. call us 888-996-tips or telemundo side 844-408-4848. have a great weekend. >> thank you, chris. if you happened to visit

chrissy field any time soon you'll notice a new art installation meant to bring public awareness to ocean pollution. an 82-foot-long sculpture of a blue whale made entirely of discarded single use plastic. it will be unveiled this morning by the monterey bay aquarium which posted this photo during construction. the sculpture will be on display next january. a new v from the pump base,g it to go up in flames as it was still attached to the gas pump. the vapors ignite from the gasoline, quite dangerous. luckily no one was hurt in that fire. ahead on "today in the bay," breaking overnight embattled cardinal resigns. the new fallout in the catholic church's worldwide abuse scandal. and heading to health, the bay area's first responders poised to visit the hurricane disaster zone at any moment. plus --

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today in the bay. nyse live - ad lib welcome back to you on this friday. this is a camera live on the nyse floor, as we get ready for the opening bell, after two days

of losses on the dow totalled nearly 1,400 points. you can see up on the podium celebrating its ipo. could be terrible timing, but futures do call for a pop on the open. we'll check the numbers coming up in just a few minutes. a very good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us. i'm, go dp i'm, go. >> marcus washington has the day off. i'm scott mcgrew. kari hall is here to check your weekend forecast. >> good morning, it starts out cool but it's going to be a warmer afternoon all across the bay area. you're making your wat to diridon the next hour, then reaching into the upper 70s early this afternoon. it's going to heat up fast. here is a look at all of our microclimates in the highs in the 80s in the north bay, 88 degrees and livermore 85, we'll be up to 83 in san jose and in palo alto. it's going back to summer. we'll talk about the weekend coming up.

it's a lighter commute for most areas. >> there is the south bay, very, very mild, 101 around 0, mor traffic across the san mateo bridge. recovery here westbound 80 had gsarlier crash took a while to clear. all the folks smoothing out down the east shore freeway by west 80 around central. there may be another crash on the shoulder. we're tracking that. it's possible there's one vehicle still in the lanes. lots of vehicles in these lanes. the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza turned on about 6:00 this morning but look at that, we see the fast track visibly moving, that's good news at the toll plaza at least. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. it is 6:31 right now. breaking news this morning, a shakeup in the u.s. catholic church with the resignation of an embattled cardinal. within the past 90 minutes, the vatican announced pope

francis accepted the resignation of d.c. area archbishop daniel wuerl or donald wuerl, rather. wuerl has been the focus of the church sex abuse scandal centered in pennsylvania. he's accused of covering up abuse by priests. bay area catholic ch bishop patrick mcgraw plans to release the names of every priest tied to credible sex assault allegations in the san jose diocese. more recently, the oakland archdiocese agreed to do the same thing. former fbi leaders are helping the church investigate. >> it's 6:32. 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 walt at does this mee garden, bob? >> reporter: well, scott, barring any surprises, quite possibly nothing.

jade garden restaurant is still slated to be kicked out of the encina grande shoinxt year. this is a popular eatery that has been in this location since supposed to take over this location and the u.p.s. store next door note fighted walnut creek planning commission it was not going to take the lease. aaa's decision coincides with the announcement jade garden would be leaving the center which upset a number of customers. it's not clear what influence that had on aaa's decision. the background this this, the whole foods supermarket is a couple of doors down.ncy centere expires, again, which is next year. the husband and wife who own and run jade garden blame the supermarket chain for them being forced out. whole foods did not reply to multiple requests for comment

g ay they, not whole foods made a decision and cite that they want to reduce congestion at the shopping center. >> don't hurt the small business. it's unfair. we are small. >> these people deserve to stay here, and deserve to be in business. >> reporter: assuming nothing changes the jade garden chinese restaurant in the encina shopping center in this location will be moving once its lease expires february 28th of next year. reporting live in walnut creek, bob redell, "today in the bay."t least 11. crews from the bay area are headed to the florida panhandle to try to help with the recovery efforts right now. an air force plane just took off from travis air force base. we caught the crews loading up supplies and boarding that plane.

it is the second aircraft that will take off this morning as part of the mission. the powerful storm itself, thir new york, boston area. it's kind of moving out. it's gone now, but it certainly left a path of destruction across the panhandle. the hardest was hit in florida, where the category 4 storm made landfall. two largest hospitals in pan has 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 homes in mexico beach are now gone, that's in florida. 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 clearing away debris. >> it's 6:35. follow-up, one family may find a small sense of closure from a

traffic drunk driving accident they suffered through 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 brian jones had just left the livermore wine and arts festival when he lost control of his car. last year he was found guilty of second-degree murder. today he's scheduled to be sentenced. a new break in a san jose case detectives hope will lead to a suspect. frankie santos jr. was stabbed to death in front of his own home last month. sheriffs deputies are looking for the suspect's truck. it was just identified as a 2004 or 2005 nissan titan. this past saturday, family and friends were passing out updated flyers near baskham and san cash close to tell people about the crime, when two men in a truck started threatening them. friends tried to track down the truck to get a license plate number. the passenger fired a gunshot. san jose police arrested two

juveniles the next day. they're not believed to be the killers. the widow says she's moved out of her home her husband was killed in front of. it's just too painful. >> life-changing. we no longer can stay in our home that has all of our memories and whatever we have left of my husband and their father and it's just like, i've lost everything, you know? i've lost everything. >> the santos family is trying to raise a reward fund for information to $10,000. san mateo county emergency services can now be reached via text to 911. they've come up with a dramatic way to get that word out. ♪ >> scary. it's a new psa depicting a young girl hiding from an intruder and texting 911. effective immediately dispatch centers from law enforcement and fire agencies can receive those texts. so important message to hear, kind of a frightening way to hear it. >> it is, gets your attention.

also the note you saw in that text, what is your location? they can't just geo locate you instantaneo instantaneously. you still have to have the information guys. ace train, 100 minutes, over an hour and a half delay for train number one. train number three was supposed to hook up with that train. the two trains will couple together and take over, because train number one had some difficulties. they're both now stuck in tracy. not sure why. no update from ace rail but train number three is also delayed because of that additional wait time at the tracy station. you might want to think about that. we also hear the second line there vallejo ferry may be delayed because of some mechanical difficulties. just a note for ferry rider this is morning. an easy drive as you take a look, good recovery up the upper east shore freeway. the bay bridge has metering lights on, not a big problem because it's friday out there. >> pretty good looking friday. >> it's friday everywhere. we're looking forward to it, too. weather wise it will be warm. >> it will be a hot weekend for

the inland valleys and we're talking about some upper 80s once again. now this will be very much like last weekend, so if you were poolside or near the beach, that's where you want to be this weekend, too. we're looking at the bay with temperatures reaching 81 degrees. 69 for the coast, and on sunday, expect more of the same with some gusty winds, hot going to feel like summer all weekend long. but we're doing some fall activities, like picking pumpkins in the park in san jose, that's happening in discovery meadow. it will be 64. you want to get out there early, whether doing this or going to the pumpkin patches and high temperatures reach into the low 80s with a lot of sunshine. here is another cool event, this one going on in pleasanton, the ignite 2.0 art innovation, and this will start out at 5:00 in the afternoon. really nice with some upper 70s and cooling down quickly, as the winds start to pick up. it's going to be a cool evening there. on sunday we've got the jdrf one

walk in santa clara, this happening at levi's stadium and it's going to be a cool morning with upper 50s expected to reach into the upper 60s by 11:00, and then continuing to warm up from there. if you want to go hiking this weekend, muir woods will be a nice one with highs reaching 67 tomorrow, and then 74 degrees on sunday, and for yosemite, it's going to be cool especially during the early hours with the high temperatures reaching into the low to mid-50s all weekend long. now, it's a beach weekend for a lot of people. if you're going down to monterey, the warmest day will be today with some low 70s and then upper 60s the rest of the weekend. we'll talk about what's going on for the south bay today, that's coming up in about three minutes. >> thanks, kari. coming up next on "today in the bay," going too far. big new revelation from former governor arnold schwarzenegger related to the me too movement. plus a royal wedding overnight. the who's who, who will have people talking today. and let's take you out to

the big board this morning, where things are looking a bit up. two bay area companies ipo'd and debuted on the market as well this morning. dow industrials gaining 364 points. you're watching "today in the bay."

no the time is 6:43. this afternoon. right now, as we start out with rifplans, try by 4:00 to get it done early. we'll talk about what's going on for the weekend, and also an update on the tropics coming up

in less than five minutes. >> this san interesting shot for me. i'll pount out exactly, you see the flashing light, where that relates to the bay bridge. if you head over to san francisco by that route, you'll be interested in this as well. you may be interested in this, if you get gas at all, take a look at this. world gas station in sunnyvale, all blocked off there. it's a warning for drivers who may have filled up there. police believe someone set up a credit card skimming operation there, as we zoom in. they just put it right over one of the entrances there for your credit card slot. earlier we saw crime scene tapes zenumps there.e t people into custody. we're not sure if they're connected to the case or if they're minors so we'as there s check their credit card statements and keep tabs on that no matter where you get gas. former governor arnold schwarzenegger apologizing for his past behavior towards women.

in an interview with "men's health" magazine, schwartz nazer said he "stepped over the line." 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.rt today. there are two hearings scheduled, one centers around the plea agreement originally made by master derek almena, the judge decided not to accept the agreement. second hearing involves allowable evidence in the dant harris. 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. 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. >> for sure. wedding bells overnight, another royal ceremony was under way in britain. >> princess eugenie married jack brooksbank at windsor castle. is we have enueofsed back in may by prince harry and meghan markle. just niurse queen elizabeth ii, she's atnd theoyal family. 28-year-old eugenie is ninth in. she's the daughter of prince andrew and of course sarah ferguson. i'm trying to stretch this out

so i can see the dress and the flowers. >> speaking of trains, let's get an update on the train. >> ba-dum-bump, i want to say but i don't know about that one. >> fall weddings this weekend, we've got a lot going on around the bay area, and our temperatures will be spread out from the coast to the inland valley, so let's vagtstraighten out for you. live look in san rafael, clear sunrise, no fog and the is en-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen, starting in the south bay as we head to saratoga. maybe you're on your way out the door headed for a jog or going to the gym. it's going to be a cool one, only some lower 50s this morning, and then as we go through the day, we are going to see temperatures in the low 60s at 10:00. noon 73 degrees, very nice, and then continuing to warm up from degrees. you see how big the temperatures and the range will be for today

with some upper 40s for the morning, but then some 80s for the afternoon. as you're getting dressed, you have to be ready for it all, especially if you'll be driving around the bay area, maybe a jacket to start and short sleeves and if it's a casual day, maybe wear some sandals when the temperatures heat up and how warm in concordtoy, reaching 88 degrees. we'll be at 83 in napa and 77 today in oakland. san francisco reaching 69 degrees. we've had all the updates on what was tropical storm michael, now post tropical, as it moves away from parts of cape cod, and moving out into the atlantic. then we hea over toward pacific, with tropical storm sergio making landfall in baja, california. still wind speeds thi is starti pick up and forward speed as well as it spreads some rain across parts of mexico, and also in arizona and new mexico over the next couple of days. so that's also going to be the

main headline for parts of the southwest. now, we are going to be focusing on some hot and dry weather. hopefully no wildfires, but we have to be really careful out there this weekend as the winds pick up and humidity drops. in for san francisco it will be nice, comfortable and highs in the low 70s. mike, you spotted that crash on the bay bridge. >> it was reported at the toll plaza, kari, but we saw the flashing lights just past the toll plaza, actually in the last three minutes, look at that, they have cleared up. these are approaching the expansion here metering thhat ce shoulder, no longer even a backup. no longer even a distraction. we still see that you have to wait. these folks that are moving more smoothly, hov, carpool, folks, think about it. the backup at the bay bridge is lighter because it's friday but slow down the east shore freeway and slow from san pablo down to the scene, 25 minutes holding steady under half an hour for the drive for westbound 80. look at southbound 680, south 242, the build through concord,

pleasant hill, walnut creek, all folks feeding off of highway 4, this is the route kirker pass and rest of the routes through contra costa county just starting to see that build, a little bit later and lighter for friday and around the bay, the south bay shows a smooth drive as well. told you we had that train update. the train ace trains one, three and seven, the first three that come through, in out of the tri valley just getting started. that problem with train one, they got one and three coupled together. they are moving but it took about a half hour longer than they thought. all the three trains arriving to san jose about the same time. guys, back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. take a look at this. breaking news out of orlando, florida. school bus crashes into a pool. these pictures just coming into our newsroom. there were nine kids on board that stochool bus when it swerv off the road after hitting a jeep, went into a fence into a backyard and skrascrashed into

swimming pool. everyone on bus is okay, the nine kids and the driver. the driver of the jeep was hurt with minor injuries. you don't see the jeep in this shot here. we know a hazmat crew son the scene because the bus is said to be spilling fuel into the pool now. this happened near orlando, and once again, everyone is okay. but what a visual. can you imagine being that homeowner? >> or that parent. >> several. luckily the kids are okay. 6:51. recall for people who takek "te prepackaged meals for lunch watching wall street after another down day. the markets are open. we certainly kept our eyes on it. they were up about 360 points at last check. we'll keep checking back for you. happening now, waconda forever. oakland native ryan coogler signs on for a sequel. he wrote and directed the first one. "black panther" made more than $1.3 billion worldwide.

chadwick bozeman who played the superhero also signed on to return. no word on when the movie will be released. more news right after this break. it is 6:52. before you head out

here are the top stories on today welcome back. it's 6:55 on your friday morning. here are the top stories we're covering on "today in the bay." >> out to the big board this morning, the dow industrials where you see we've gone positive, after two lousy days, two bay area companies ipo'd last night, and debuted on the

markets, anaplan and alagene. anaplan not trading yet and alagene trading higher this week. new this morning, a food recall to tell you about. the products are sold across the bay area. the fda says over 35,000 pounds. they should not be eaten. they were sold at lucky's and safeways locations, from august 15th through october 4th. so far, valley says there are no confirmed reports of anyone getting sick from the product. you can find the information on our home page, nbcbayarea.com. you can follow me @laura gar@lauragarcianbc.

plans have been dropped to bring in a new tenant to the space where the jade garden restaurant operates. for the time being jade garden will be allowed to remain there but the restaurant expects to lose its lease at the start of the new year. new this morning, some of 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 journalist jamal kashgi wrote for "the washington post" and was an inlegal resident of the united states. the paper reports the turkish government has audio and video confirming kashagi was 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. this commemorate an historic event. >> the presidio trust will be honoring the 50th anniversary of the presidio 27 mutiny. 27 military prisoners staged a protest of the vietnam car in 1968. the prisoners were put in the stockade for going awol. their group protest ended with them reading a list of demands. the prisoners were tried for mutiny, and a majority of them spent several years in federal prison. historians say it was a defining moment when it came to the opposition to 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 talk during a fi0

p.m. or on sunday during an event at the ft. scott stockade where it all happened. that starts at 1:00 p.m. what are you doing tonight? let's take a live look at the shark tank this morning. you may need a little renaming right now to the splash zone. >> that's because the splash brother also take over s.a.p. center tonight for a warriors pregame, preseason game, that's what i'm trying to say. i'm sure there will be pregaming too. there will be some royalty on hand as well, as in 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. thtwt pnc let's check the forecast as we approach 7:00. >> it will be a hot weekend for the inland areas. it's t t we're reaching into the mid 80s today and some upper 80s tomorrow. we'll stay there for several days. it will feel like summer. meantime the coastal areas of san francisco looking at some low 70s.

gusty winds all over. >> thanks, kari. check in with mike and a train issue. >> big delay for ace train getting into the area. one, three and seven all coming in to about the same area but everything else moving smoothly, a lighter later build for this friday. dublin westbound 580, no real problems or slowing and here the peninsula, palo alto, the only problem is i have to dim the camera a little bit because the sun is coming up. >> time is changing but don't change that time yet this weekend. we'll make sure you're warned about that as well. that's what's wrapping "today in the bay." we'll be back at 7:25 with a live local news update. good morning. breaking overnight, race against time. crews in florida struggling to reach hurricane michael survivors.

the death toll rising. december directi destrucon everywhere you look. >> i knew it was going to be a cat four with a direct hit, never would have stayed. wild west. >> i love this guy right here. >> reaction pouring into this surreal scene inside the oval office. president trump hosting kanye don't look good. i put this hat on and it made me