september. >> that's a good way of putting it. we've been dealing with these warmer temperatures and it looks like those warmer temperatures will continue, but what i'm looking out for this weekend is the elevated fire danger. clear skies, 54 degrees. peninsula 55, also nice and clear. cooler in the tri-valley at 50 degrees and check out the 44 in the north bay. clear conditions through san francisco. not really a cloud in sight. we are expecting mostly clear conditions. you can see by our 24 hour temperature changes, no major changes there. no fog hugging the coastline. i am tracking a series of winds that was expected to kick off tonight and that's what's going to bring the elevated fire danger. along with that, we'll be dealing with dry conditions, relatively low humidity and warm temperatures that will continue to climb into those upper 80s which is why a fire watch will be in place and i'll break that down for you in about 15 minutes. >> it starts tonight. thank you very much. we'll see you in a little bit.

frustration spilled over in san francisco as it is now day ten of a strike outside marriott hotels in san francisco, san jose and in oakland. this was the scene earlier yesterday evening. striking hotel workers took their walk out from the sidewalk into the streets and into the traffic. they managed to shutdown traffic downtown for some time. this was the scene as police were arresting about 40 workers after they sat down in the streets. union members say they love working for marriott, but they tell us they need better pay and some job security. >> they're really, really an incredibly profitable company and its a beautiful thing to work for them and we would really like to be counted and treated like we're valued. >> similar demonstrations are happening at marriott hotels across the country, too and the company has not released any details of the ongoing negotiation, but in a statement earlier this week, a spokesperson said marriott is disappointed that the workers chose to strike, but that their

properties remain open. south bay street is open once again this morning after this tragic situation that unfolded in a very public place. last night police swarmed the park after several people called 9-1-1 about a naked man running around with a gun. the park is a few blocks from a high school. when officers arrived and prepared to confront that man, they say he ran into a nearby neighborhood and turned the gun on himself. a portion of another street was shutdown for hours. and now an arrest in a suspected hate crime in the south bay and police are crediting you, the public, for a tip. this is james ainquiriry. police believe he is the vandal that scrolled several swastikas outside a muslim dentist office last sunday morning. in video that the police released, you can see him there. police believe he may be responsible for other acts of vandalism there in recent months as well. and new video of a very

unusual theft that's puzzled the owners of a flower shop. look at the surveillance video here on your screen. this is from east bay flowers on east 14th street. you can see the man break through the window. that's normal. the shop owner says he didn't grab cash. he stole flowers and those giant bears, about ten of them. the owner's daughter believes she knows the thieves' motive and she believes its love. >> if you're in the dog with your woman, then you're going to rob a flower shop. that's the conclusion we came to. that he was probably in trouble. it was her birthday, anniversary, something, and that's -- that's what he had to do. >> if that is true, it is quite the grand gesture. the shop owner says the teddy bear bandit made off with 1,500 bucks worth of bears and flowers. when he's arrested, we'll ask him if he was forgiven. a beloved chinese restaurant in the east bay is going to stay

put to the delight of generations of customers. the line was out the door in walnut creek as folks lined up for at one point was going to be their last meal. the owners fisigned a lease renewal. as we reported earlier this week, the restaurant was told it had to go after more than 30 years in business there. it was a devastating blow to the owners who after friday's development were just overcome with emotion. >> thank you, all. i got so many -- i didn't know i was going to get this much support. i never forget. thank you. >> she made me cry. she blamed the whole foods restaurant for getting squeezed out but the shopping center owner says that was never the case. the owner says it was an honest mistake and they want to keep their beloved tenants who have such strong support from the local community, including some notable figures. >> i think its important to keep the community feeling and that's

what we've done by really pushing this in the last 24 hours. >> reporter: so you're celebrating tonight? >> absolutely. extra wontons. >> did you recognize his voice? that was cal answer joe starkey. they've been running that restaurant for the last three generations. their trademark is quality and consistency. in the mad dash to election day, a critical group of people still need to show up at the polls and they are the volunteers that help you not just with your stickers. the voters office says it needs about 1,000 election workers to greet voters and support their community members through the voting process. >> election officers should feel a great sense of pride that they're out on election day helping their community and helping their community have their voices be heard through voting. >> the office says the polls in palo alto are especially in need. bilingual volunteers and the

registrars office will pay up. they get up to $200. i just tweeted a link to the sign-up page. you can find that. a miracle ak lus turn of events for san francisco man living out of his car triggered a much bigger debate. the city towed his car and a federal judge ordered them to return the car as the court considers whether the city poli policy violates the constitution. the attorney argue that had the fourth amendment protects homeless residents from having their cars orr vs ripped away from them if they haven't afford parking fines. his car is key to how he makes a living through food delivery. now businesses and neighbors say the judge's preliminary injunction creates a dangerous precedent. >> i hopefully maybe get house and pay my way into the society, get housing, be able to pay for my apartment, whatever.

>> we had a van that was parked in front of our building for three weeks, with nobody in it, that blocked our potential access. >> the city says it is working with vulnerable residents to set up payment plans or minimize fees, but says that the bottom line is cars and rvs cannot be parked illegally on the street. now to the latest on hurricane michael where the powerful and deadly storm left a path of destruction all across the southeast. the hardest hit area is the florida panhandle where the category four storm made landfall. 14 people are now confirmed dead and that number is sure to rise. there's little left of mexico beach, the town that took the brunts of michael's wrath and more than 1 million people from florida all the way up to maryland are still without power and many throughout the region are still without running water. the bay area strike team is now in florida. the team took off to help in that relief effort. you can see they packed that

plane full of supplies and equipment. that's so they could be self-sufficient. they'll survey the damage, base themselves out of the tyndell air force base. the eye of the storm cut right over the base which sits just outside panama city. we still have more for you ahead on "today in the bay" including king james and the lakers. they were in the south bay taking on the warriors. what a treat, right? some fans left the game feeling like they didn't get their money's worth. plus, still in the game. no mega millions winner which means more money next time. we'll show you just how big that jackpot is now. sidewalks monday morning. we )ll be there. plus, it )s breast cancer awareness month. the one thing you should ask for at (every ( doctor visit to help prevent surprise bills monday from 4:30 to 7.

disappoinment for some. it was warriors vs lakers at the a big names but also a big disappointment for some fans. it was the warriors versus the lakers for preseason match-up. some fans paid big bucks to see lebron james but that showdown

never happened. why the king was kind of a no-show last night? >> reporter: there's a lot of number 23 gold and purple jerseys in the stands. >> lakers, baby! >> reporter: but the only time that number hit the floor was on draymond green's back. >> really disappointed, but i was hoping that they shoot. >> reporter: they call him king james and he did show-up, never formally introduced but he was here sitting on the bench. this man paid $250 for his ticket and, by the way, he flew in from australia he's not going to play. >> i know that. >> reporter: it was a soldout crowd at the arena in san jose, some hoping to see stephen curry go up against lebron. ticket prices started at $45. >> i would love to see him play. if he doesn't play, he doesn't

play. i'm still happy to see him. >> reporter: watching james sit on the bench came with a hefty price, but some warriors fans were okay with that. >> he's in the house, so that's about all he should be doing, sitting on a bench. >> you still got to see the warriors. that's what you're there for, right? coming up, its back on, the move that's bringing the mavericks surf competition back to half moon bay after a two year absence. i'm hoping i get to attend that. i've never been. now, today, we are tracking warm temperatures yet again, but its the winds kicking up tonight that we're really concerned about. i'll break down the fire watch about to take effect. stay with us. take a live look

the 25th annual silicon valley heart walk good morning. take a look at the set-up for the 25th annual silicon valley heart walk. this is happening at lake park in san jose. you see the balloons there in the distance and they are

drifting off in one direction. that's because we are getting some building winds. vianey is tracking those. if you're lacing up your sneakers for the heart walk, we thank you for doing something nice. the red hot california housing market could be headed for a cooldown. economists with the california realtors association said prices could peak next year. rising prices and higher interest rates are pushing people out, but realtors assure that this isn't all doom and gloom. one realtor we talked with says she's already seeing signs of a more stable market. she just sold a house in concord, this one here, in six days, and without a bidding war. >> if it was last year, it would've had three to five offers and gone super fast. just one in eight families can afford a median priced home in the bay area which is now priced at $935,000.

that's the median. if you were hoping to hit the mega millions jackpot last night just so you could buy a house, don't worry. we are still in the game. no one won that $548 million jackpot and you know that that just means more money next time. you can get next tuesday's jackpot ticket. it is now at a whopping $654 million and that would be the second largest prize in the history of the game. ernie's liquor in san jose where the winning ticket for the last major jackpot was bought. wells fargo branch took home millions of dollars last july. everyone is at ernie's and want to see if lightning strikes twice. >> i've been coming here for almost 30 years. that was one time we didn't come here to buy, we didn't even buy any tickets and we missed out. so this time around, i said, no, i've got to go and get it back. >> everybody goes crazy and they buy like a whole bunch.

you tell everybody if i ever win something, i'll just sit down, have a good steak and think about everything that i would buy. >> i think that's a good strategy, don't you? big win last july, a lot of sales have gone up more than 30%, so you know its just still a chance. surfs up for mavericks with some changes. the california coastal commission approved new permits for the world class surfing competition in half moon bay. there had been threats to deny those permits unless mavericks organizers agreed to allow women to compete for an equal cash prize. they were allowed to compete last year if the contest was held but this time for the same amount of money. now organizers are just waiting for the big waves to line-up and that could happen any time between now and early april. vianey, is here with us now. >> i remember last year when we were looking at the waves and watching it and it didn't pan out. so hopefully this year.

fingers crossed. >> today, though f you're heading out to the beach, you're going to enjoy nice weather but be prepared to enjoy some cooler temperatures along the coast, although we're still tracking warmer inland. right now in san jose its 54 degrees. wind speeds at about 6 miles per hour. 50 degrees in dublin. wind speeds at about 5 miles an hour and what a beautiful sight in san francisco. you can see we've got the nice sunrise. we're expecting a fairly clear afternoon and this is what doppler radar looks like right now. you can see how nice and peaceful it is, but there is an upper level trough sitting just over west canada and that's what i'm monitoring for tonight. there is still something going on and that's down in southern california. you may have already seen the spectacular lightning show over l.a. last night. this is what it looks like right now. we're still expecting to see rain. you can see the majority of that

rain is now beginning to trek east. so really its making its way towards the arizona area and arizona is up next in terms of possible potential downpours. if you're traveling down in that general direction, check the forecast. today's overall day time highs back home we're expected to still be warm but not as warm as yesterday. although the temperatures in san jose will climb till about 85 degrees, concord, 88. a little bit warmer in through antioch and check out oakland, 77. san francisco topping out at about 70 degrees. the bay area size not a cloud in sight. we're dealing with beautiful, sunny skies but, remember, that i was talking about that system sitting just off of west canada. well, that's expected to kick up some dry offshore winds in through tonight and that's going to kick in a fire weather watch that takes effect tonight through monday. we're talking about dry tweerl winds, potential gusts of 50

miles per hour. the higher elevations above 1,000 feet will be hard hit. the east bay hills and the mount diablo range will have potential for elevated fire danger through this weekend. the gusts are expected to be tomorrow. napa 22 miles per hour, santa rosa, 26 and that's at about 4:00 p.m. tomorrow and they get stronger into sunday night and early monday morning. that's when the winds begin to kick-up upwards of 34, 35 miles per hour. we'll be keeping a very close eye on that over the next seven days, here's a look at what you can expect. we got that high pressure dominating over the interior valley. we'll keep the 70s in the forecast for san francisco, at least through monday and check out the temperatures. they stick around and linger and actually begin to warmup as we head into sunday night. we'll keep the dry sunny conditions with the elevated fire danger. the wind kicks up tomorrow. if you live in the north bay mountains or east bay hills or anywhere near the mount diablo

range just keep an eye out. kris? >> thank you. still ahead on "today in the bay," girl power. we'll show you a group of women taking over a male dominated field. its digital only content we're airing for the very first time.

as a supervisor at pg&e, it's my job to protect public safety, keeping the powerlines clear while also protecting the environment. the natural world is a beautiful thing. the work that we do helps protect it. public education is definitely a big part of our job, to teach our customers about the best type of trees to plant around the powerlines. we want to keep the power on for our customers. we want to keep our communities safe. this is our community. this is where we live. we need to make sure that we have a beautiful place for our children to live. together, we're building a better california. we've hadfor a long time.is in san francisco and half-measures haven't fixed it. homelessness doesn't just hurt homeless people. it hurts all of us. that's why we're all voting "yes" on c. the plan is paid for by corporations that just got a massive tax break.

it's time for them to give back by helping all of us to fix our homeless crisis. with more affordable housing... expanded mental-health services... clean restrooms and safe shelters. vote "yes" on c. it helps all of us. now. content online... but this is worth a preview. we put a lot of original digital content online where you can take it with you on the go, but this one is worth a preview. imagine taking apart an engine the size of a house. you can find both on this rare public tour of united sfo maintenance base led by chix fix. digital video journalist jonathan bloom post this had story on our website, but you can watch it here first and share it online. >> being an aircraft technician, it has been traditionally very male dominated.

since back in the rosie the relative ter days. >> we were the first major airline to field an all-female competition team. >> its the olympics of aircraft competition. >> it was so much fun. we knew each other forever. >> to ensure our aircraft across the world are safe. that is our only purpose. >> reporter: here in san francisco, this is a crowned jewel for united airlines. the president kicked off its family day in honor of fleet week. with a little help from the navy. and a lot of help from a few women who know how to twist the biggest torque wrenches you've ever seen. >> feel how heavy it is. you need both hands. >> reporter: they're trying to make a point about their profession. >> even though it is dominated by males, its nothing that women can't do. >> reporter: and last april that point was heard loud and clear

when six women from all over the country formed chix fix. >> there are 36 events, timed events and judged events that happen over two and a half days. >> reporter: from changing tires to sealing windows, they competed with over 50 teams. they won one event, but the real prize was lifelong friendship. >> we never met each other before. they came together just through training, bonded and formed a phenomenal team. >> reporter: in a rare chance for people to see them. >> is this very large? >> its very large, but its a very large airplane that it goes on and it only gets two of these. >> reporter: they open up and inspect the new dream liner engine. >> all of them are different for air like your air conditioning on the airplane. >> reporter: and maintain the hydraulics that raise and lower the landing gear. >> this is the wheel wells of the aircraft. >> reporter: a 737 like this one gets brought in for inspection

after 18 months. >> we take the covers off of the actuaries that activate the wing. >> reporter: they take everything apart in the cabin. >> we lubed all the cables for the flight controls. >> reporter: hundreds of screws and fasteners hang in tiny plastic bags so they don't get lost and down below, hundreds of wires. >> we're looking for a fault in the instrumentation. our technicians will track that wire and some of them go all the way to the tail of the aircraft. >> that's a long wire. >> reporter: there are even more challenging jobs. united set up a demo of how they climb into a fuel tank to make repairs or check for tiny cracks. >> we take it down to minus two psi so we can go in there and locate the leak. >> reporter: just like pulling an airliner with a big piece of rope, all these jobs required team work and for the women of

chix fix, this is a reunion. >> we haven't seen each other since april. >> reporter: a team they hope will set an example. >> that this is can be a career for women. >> that was cool. coming up on "today in the bay," we'll show you how police busted thieves selling credit card skimmers inside gas pump swipers in the south bay. also this big rig takes a tumble off the side of the road. no one's hurt but there is a warning here for drivers of all sized cars and trucks. here is

it is coming up on 7:30 on this saturday morning. a beautiful picture from our camera looking toward the city. if you're headed into the city, you know that this time of year, it feels like summer in san francisco. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. kira klapper is off this morning vianey arana has been watching

this microclimate forecast and i think its less microand more macro because we all have the same heat. >> yeah. its going to be comfortable. its 56 degrees in san francisco. it may be 48 in palo alto, but by the afternoon we're talking upper 70s. now as we head in toward the interior valley, still expect to see quite a nice warmup into those upper 80s. check out the temperature trend for san jose. just a sneak peek by 2:00 p.m. we'll be climbing till about 81 degrees. if you're heading out, a nice early morning jog on this beautiful saturday morning, you may want to head out now, because the temperatures will heat up rather quickly. by 1:00, temperatures will already be in mid-to-upper 70s and we're talking about winds that will be kicking up bringing a big threat for the hills especially elevations over 1,000 feet due to dry, windy conditions and low relative humidity. i'll bring you a complete forecast on that in about 15 minutes. >> we know when there's high fire danger, we say don't mow

your lawns. so you're welcome. you just got your saturday afternoon back. we go to san francisco now where frustrations spilled over into the streets as it is now day ten of a strike outside marriott hotels, not only in san francisco but san jose and oakland. this was the scene early yesterday evening. the striking hotel workers took their walkout from the sidewalk and into the streets and even managed to shut down traffic downtown. police arrested about 40 workers after they sat down in the streets. union members say, they love working for marriott, but that they need better pay and job security. >> they're really, really an incredibly profitable company and its a beautiful thing to work for them and we would really like to be counted and treated like we're valued. >> similar demonstrations are happening at marriott hotels across the country. we mentioned san jose and oakland as well. the company has not released any details of the ongoing negotiation, but in a statement earlier this week, a

spokesperson said marriott is disappointed that workers decided to strike but the properties remain open. south bay street is open again this morning after a tragic situation that unfolded in a very public place. it was last night that mill pit that's police swarmed augustine park after several people called 9-1-1 about a man running around neighboringed with a gun. -- running around naked with a gun. when officers arrived and prepared to confront that man, they say the man ran into a nearby neighborhood and turned the gun on himself. a portion of the street was closed for hours. now, an arrest in a suspected hate crime in the south bay and police are crediting you, the public, with a tip. this is james aguirre. police believe he is the vandal that vandalized a muslim dentist office last sunday morning. this is surveillance video, a picture there, that police released earlier this week. police say they believed that he

may be responsible for other acts of vandalism there in recent months as well. all right. you have to see this video. it is an unusual theft that puzzled the owners of the flower shop. you see the alleged thief crashing through the window at east bay flowers on east 14th street. the man breaks through, bypasses the cash register. he stole flowers and about ten large bears. the owners daughter says she thinks she knows this man's motive. >> if you're already in the doghouse with your woman, then you're going to rob a flower shop, you know. that's the conclusion that we came to, that he was probably in trouble. it was her birthday, anniversary, something and that's -- that's what he had to do. >> well, if that is true, it is quite the grand gesture. the shop owner says the teddy bear bandit made off with about

1,500 bucks worth of bears and flowers. we don't know if he's out of the doghouse yet. a beloved chinese restaurant in the east bay is going to stay put to the delight of generations of customers. the line was out the door at jade garden restaurant in walnut creek. folks lined up for what they thought was their last meal there. the owners signed a lease renewal and will stay put. as we reported earlier this week, the restaurant was told it had to go after more than 30 years of operation at that spot. it was a devastating blow to the owner who after friday's development was overcome with emotions. >> thank you, all. i got so many support -- i didn't know i was going to get this much support. i never forget. thank you. >> jade garden blamed the new whole foods store for getting squeezed out. the shop owner said that was never really the case. it was a simple mistake and a

misunderstanding and they want to keep their beloved tenants who have such strong support from the local community including some notable figures. take a look. >> i think its important to keep the community feeling and that's what we've done by pushing this in the last 24 hours. >> reporter: so you're celebrating tonight? >> absolutely. extra wontons. >> i'll take one of those. if he sounded familiar, that's because he is cal announce joe starkey. she's been running the family business for the past decade. she waits tables while her husband cooks in the back and they're trademark has always been quality and consistency. how about caught red handed trying to steal your money. two men were arrested in the south bay after police say they were trying to install credit card swipers to steal your information. this is at world oil gas station in sunnyvale. they were trying to plant those devices inside the gas pump terminals. neighbors reported that

suspicious activity at the closed gas station and called police just in time. >> the other devices are actually remote, so as you're typing the information in, they can retrieve it on a device from a nearby location. >> i guess the guy was in the process to install it, and they don't get through, so they got caught which is good. >> both of those men who were arrested are from southern california. card skimming is a cat and mouse game. many pumps have safety seals which you see there to show whether a machine has been tampered with or broken in to but the suspects, they had fake seals to replace them and that's why police say you have to keep a close eye on your bank statements to see if there are any tell tale charges. if you feel weird, pay inside, they say. the fight over an aging shopping center is not over even though parts of the mall are being demolished. locals say the city is ignoring the city about the plan to replace the mall. there were demolition teens there and they got started on

friday. now critics say they are pushing a new referendum to block the proposed replacement. they say the plan to build a new town center with housing and retail space will do more harm than good especially when it comes to traffic. >> kurp tinno will be lopsided. all the traffic will be rooted there and where you going to go. the critics disagree on the development plan, they say they do believe they need more housing and retail space. they just say it shouldn't all happen in the same place. we have new video now proving the point that it is critical to read those road signs. they apply to all of us. that is a terrifying crash off the side of a ravine. it happened in lake county. the big rig was driving along state route 175 between hopland and lake port on friday. the road was closed down to just one lane and there were

restrictions posted warning big rigs with trailers that were long to use alternate routes. we can tell you that, though, that toppled over the side, the driver was not hurt when the big rig slid off the cliff. cal tran says in the past few days they've seen several trucks deciding to push their luck and they're hoping this video will help change peoples' minds in the future. you don't have to tell me twice. have you wondered where is colin kaepernick? that is a question that thousands of angry fans asked after 49ers unveiled a new online gallery. the team posted its website, 51 pictures chronicling the rivalry between the 49ers and the packers. the 49ers apologized. its a glaring omission and we're working to get it fixed. lynch made good on that promise. two pictures of kaepernick are

now featured in that gallery. still ahead on "today in the bay," a thriller in game one of the alcs. we'll show you the showdown between the doggers and brewers. e

warriors and the lakers. it was all the buzz in the south bay last night. the match-up between the warriors and the lakers. its still the preseason but the hype around this match-up throughout the year already building. steph curry enters with a little shout-out to the sharks sporting their jersey there. steph and klay signing autographs. steph curry doing what he does best. cutting along the baseline then catches, shoots and hits nothing but the net on the quick release for the three. part of his 16 first half points, but the warriors would fall eventually, final score,

w 104-91. a thriller in milwaukee for game one of the alcs, brewers versus dodgers. the tieing run on the third, on third, but corey nefl gets it done for the brewers. the series now continues tonight in milwaukee. still much more ahead on "today in the bay," including information stolen from 29 million facebook users. we'll show you how to check if your account was among the hacks. and who's ready for a sunny saturday? san francisco right now, 56 degrees. nice, clear skies. we do have changes on the way. its going to come in the form of some wind. how this could effect your weekend plans coming up in just a bit. still ahead on today in .

good morning. its 7:44 and so far we're off to a really nice start on this saturday. look at this nice shot of woodside. we've got a nice sunny glow.

we are expecting some nice warmer temperatures as well. right now in san francisco, its 56 degrees and we're talking clear skies. this is what it looks like out there right now. check out san jose. 54 degrees. we are expecting to see some changes up ahead and i want to show you the doppler radar because i want to show you how peaceful and clear the current conditions are. we've got an upper level trough sitting just west of canada. that's going to begin to move south. as far as the situation going on in southern california, i do want to update you on that. you might have been seen the impressive lightning. a lot of videos captured out of l.a. and you can see that storm system is now beginning to trek east and a lot of that rain will begin to move into arizona and texas. again, if you're heading out to southern california, you should be okay up through monday but still check those road conditions. as far as today's forecast locally, livermore 85 degrees. concord, 88.

we've got high pressure that is keeping the interior valleys nice and warm. antioch, 87 degrees. check out san francisco. we're talking 70s in the forecast. now, again, we do have that upper level trough sitting just off of west canada and that's going to dig south. that's going to driest us out and kick up those dry offshore winds which is going to create that fire hazard. talking about a fire weather watch that will be in place through tonight for the north bay mountains, the east bay hills and the mount diablo rain. 20 to 35-miles-per-hour gusts. upwards of possibly 50. the hills are especially under the largest threat especially for elevations above 1,000 feet. as we head into tomorrow afternoon, check out 4:00, napa 22 miles per hour but it really gets dangerous at about 10:00 p.m. monday morning those winds will be upwards of 30 plus miles per hour. concord 31 and even in down

through san francisco. expect breezy and windy conditions as well. those temperatures will continue through sunday and monday. we'll keep the 70s in the forecast and check out the interior valley. elevated fire danger through sunday into monday and possibly even into tuesday. those temperatures will begin to climb into those 80s and they'll stay in the 80s at least for the next several days for the interior valleys. again, remember that fire weather watch will kick in tonight so please be on high alert into the evening hours. kris? >> thank you, vianey. still ahead on "today in the bay," exactly what information was compromised? facebook released new details about a recent hack next. faceb

million users were hacked last month. and now the f-b-i is investigating. facebook confirmed 29 million users were hacked last month and now the fbi is investigating. the social media company says personal information like your name, email addresses and phone numbers were likely swiped. it plans to message each affected user and also says it closed the security loophole that let those hackers get in in the first place. you can go to the facebook health center to check if your account was hacked. now to our continuing coverage of the wine country wildfires. it has been a year since they devastated sonoma.

it is the economic engine that fuels a multi billion dollar industry. luckily less than half percent of wineries were destroyed and as the fires raged that night, the fear was that the 2017 vintage would be ravaged, but the wineries proved themselves resilient, bold and enduring just like a good cabernet. here's jessica aguirre. >> reporter: there are some of the oldest chardonnay and cabernet wines in all of napa, bearing fruits just off the valley's trail. >> its rich, lot of median tonic and very dark in color. >> reporter: and its 2017 vintage, a survivor, with a story as full bodied as the french wine that bears its name.

he has been here for 22 years. but on october 8th of last year, he was also its guardian. >> i was putting down some bushes on the left and the right and moving my way wetting everything i could. >> reporter: the north bay firestorm had erupted. he did what any sixth generation winer would do. >> i was just thinking about putting out the fire. it was smokey. you couldn't breathe. i didn't think too much at this time. i was just really upset. it was rage. >> reporter: he couldn't save the building but it just picked harvest and the life flood of the winery, its vines, survived. >> losing the vineyard, it would be dead. >> reporter: nearly a year later there is a temporary tasting room and plans for a new more fireproof building.

>> it will be very modern and concrete, steel and glass. >> reporter: and its finish expected to be much like the wine in these french barrels. >> good vintage. >> reporter: memorable vintage too. >> yes. lucky one. this is still serot. >> reporter: you would be pressed to find anyone who would call this lucky. >> definitely a silver lining. we're expecting a normal harvest. >> reporter: the santa rosa winery that's been in his family for four decades was one of the only wineries to burn to the ground. but as we learned just hours after the fire swept through fountaingrove a year ago -- how do you come back from a loss like this? >> i guess that's the upbeat and the positive side of things. you got to keep moving forward. >> reporter: renee is an

optimist. >> right now, our goal is to get permitted and start the rebuild of the event center and tasting room. >> reporter: they loss their crush tanks, family homes and all their 2017 harvest, but not their vines. nor the eclectic art that punctuates the property. >> in a lot of ways, it meant a lot to a lot of people, the love sculpture. >> reporter: a blend of love and cheer that rene is now looking to bottle for the future. >> i think the future's bright. that is just one of the many stories to tell from the wildfires and we've been gathering many of them for months and put them all together in our special called, wine country wildfires. you can watch it today at 3:00 this afternoon. we still have more ahead for you on "today in the bay," including our clear the shelters segment featuring or friends from pets in need. this is yoda.

he looked like a burrito but he's dressed like a pumpkin. we'll tell you how he can be apart of your family. with our s

welcome back for our clear the shelter segment with our friends from pets in need. yoda is here who is dressed like a pumpkin but looks like a burrito. >> he looks like he's pretty amenable at this point with this little costume. >> i'm not so sure he's that happy but he takes one for the team. >> you're trying to get the word out about the fact that its adopt a shelter dog month, all of october. >> right. >> so how do you help us find our fido? >> all of our dogs one year and over are $31. we have a goal to adopt out 31 dogs. we are at 14, so we need lots of people to come in and adopt a dog. the $31 is for a dog a year and

older and all of our animals are spay and neutered, microchip. they have all of their shots. i will put a costume on any one of them if you adopt. so its -- its a great campaign and we're looking for people to come in. >> so many people say i want a puppy or a tiny little eight week or 12 week old puppy. they end up back in the shelters because they don't know what they're getting in to. >> they're like babies. they're a lot of work. >> if you adopt a dog that's a year older, you get over that hump a little bit. >> we have lots of puppies for adoption, but they are not at $31 but they're still spayed, neutered and microchip. >> we have a couple of pets in need in the bay area. so they're going to be open today so you have all kinds -- >> 10:00 to 5:00. >> all right. >> we have lots of animals. >> thank you, martha and yoda.

>> he's a one man kind of dog. thank you so much for making us apart of your morning. go out and have a fantastic saturday. .

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