>> the jail time the north bay wine maker is facing coming up. >> and the weekend is just around the corner and with it comes a warm up. we're tracking the weekend forecast and today in the bay continues right now. >> it's friday. thank you for starting your day

with us. we are expecting a warm up. >> we're enjoying one more day of cooler air. here's a live look outside in san jose. we're still going to be cooler than our normal high of 78 degrees burt we'll see some upper 70s and low 80s inland. we do have a car fire reported. it's total burn from what we understand. back to you. >> thank you. new developments this morning on capitol hill and the president trump impeachment probe. it's just a few hours from now

that democrats will be releasing and the state department was helping the president's attorney push a foreign power to investigate joe biden. >> what did they say? >> well, what they show us is that there was a cle connection going on between state department officials, president trump's attorneynd ukraine. during closed door testimony. those messages between state department officials, president trump's attorney, rudy giuliani and the ukrainian leader working together to investigate whether vice president joe biden used his position to help his son. >> the president of the united states encouraging a foreign nation to interfere is a

fundamental breach of the president's oath of office. >> they discuss drafting a statement for the ukrainians announcing the investigation. one diplomat was so concerned he threatened to quit adding i think it's crazy to with hold aid from ukraine. this after president trump publicly called on another country to investigate biden. and it's just about as bad as what happened with ukraine. >> he has an absolute right to investiga investigate. >> now, today the inspector

general for the intelligence community, this is the person that brought that whistleblower complaint here to capitol hill. back to you. >> all right. a lot going on today. we'll see you back here. >> back here at home, the defendant derick subpoena duces tecum almena is scheduled to be back this morning where new steps might be taken. you might remember he acquitted his co-defendant but they could not reach a verdict for derrik almena. they'll also hear a request to significantly reduce his $750,000 bond. he is a wine maker out of napa.

ould have faced 20 years for his role for trying to get his daughter into usc with a bribe. the prosecution is leading 15 months because he has pled guilty and shown morse. his argument is that inspite of his wrong doing his daughter did not get into usc and therefore never took it with someone else. the prosecution alleged he paid $50,000 to help his daughter cheat on the sat exam and $250 to get her in on a water polo scholarship. he since pled guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit mail fraud and services mail fraud and in a letter to the judge in boston who will be sentencing him later today, in the end my own ego brought me down. >> what he did is point out his

characteristics in the past. i stood up and took accountability early on in these proceedings and he wants to receive credit for it. >> nbc bay area legal analyst you just heard from believed the judge will sentence him to 4 to 6 months in jail. sort of in between his request and their recommendation of 15. you'll recall felicity huffman was sentenced to 14 days in jail. she'll serve her term later this month at a federal facility and also later this month there will be two obey area parents sentenced for their role in this college admissions scandal. reporting live here in the newsroom, today in the bay. >> all right, bob, thank you. happening today the woman accused in the deadly hit-and-run is expected to appear in court. investigators say she ran over a man killing him as he was

walking on a trail, this is at rancho san antonio park on tuesday. she is due in court for an arraignment this afternoon. a park ranger says that she drove back and forth over the victim several times. sheriff's deputies say she then tried to hit the second hydrant while trying to get away. what happened was intentional and the victims were randomly targeted. they're still looking into a possible motive. >> they're upset over a plan to install license plate leaders in two of the south bay parking lots. because of concerns that the information would be shared with outside agencies like immigration customs enforcement.

there is accountability there. i have actually seen it work. >> now in april bart decided to start using the license plate readers again in order to help combat vehicle break ins at its parking garages. still no date on when they might open. >> happening today parking in downtown walnut creek takes on a whole new meaning. >> it's not like too many cars, not enough spaces. today the city holds it's own version of parking day. today's event happened between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. between pacific and mount diablo.

maybe a time or two back in the day. >> all right. we're going to need our ray-bans this weekend. how about today? >> today we still have a lot of sunshine. and let's get you out the door. the low 50s to be 70 degrees. it's the perfect temperature when the humidity is low and you have a little bit of a breeze. in some spots just a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday afternoon. napa will reach 76 degrees. also 76 in san jose. oakland reaching 73 and san francisco up to 70 degrees. we'll talk about the weekend ahead. mike says dublin still has the jam. >> it does.

not like a music jam. you're going to hit the brakes and ride them all the way up and past schafer branch road. that's a tough spot. >> still ahead, a call for action in the east bay. this is after a deadly hit-and-run near a school. coming up at 5:25 what neighbors are demanding. >> plus gwyneth paltrow is opening up goop stores in the

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here it is on the map. we just heard from someone crawling through the area because of an ultimate car fire. good morning. i'm meg tirrell at cnbc headquaters. stocks fell sharply following a weak report on the u.s. service sector that suggests the economy is slowing but then stocks rebounded on hopes the fed would be spurred into action to cut interest rates again later this month. the dow posting the biggest reversal in two months. on today's watch list its all about jobs as we get the monthly employment report before the

opening bell. hiring is expected to be modest next month with emnt at a five year low. analysts are predicted more than 3 million skilled jobs may open over the nt decade. generations of workers will retire. if you're on the fence about going to college or are looking for a career change there's a path within the industry. more than 60 groups teamed up to form a movement aimed at selling the job gap. google re-signed itdesigned it' app. it's going to automatically suggest reordering items that you previously bought and has recommendations based on your google activity. there's a new price tracker that will notify you when the price drops. >> they can take a helicopter by using the uber app. click it right there and then

head to the helipad. the question is how much do you pay for this? are you wondering. goop is coming to the bay area. it's a wellness and lifestyle brand that you might be familiar with offering tips on health beauty and travel with some obscure products sometimes. bay area is the big market for the company. paltrow will make an appearance in richmond next month. tickets for that start at $1,000.

>> haters they're going to hate. a lot of people are hating on candy corn. it's the least favorite halloween candy according to a survey by candy store.com. this year circus peanuts took the number 2 spot. they are the number one from last year. >> where are these people buying their candy. look at that list. are you going to a candy museum? where do you find those? >>. well, the candy corn. >> all right.

friday morning, we have a look at all the things going on around the bay area. the 60s throughout the late morning hours and hitting 70 degrees. the 7-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen as i show you the beautiful picture. make sure that you're following me and send me the weather pictures. we love to be everywhere around the bay area at the same time. we're going to see our temperatures today hitting into the upper 70s and low 80s but it's going to be slightly warmer

than it was yesterday. we're still enjoying our fall-like weather but into the weekend it's going to be heating up. we're also going to be watching that forecast for the spartan's game this evening. kick off is at 7:00 itng to be nice out there. we have upper 60s in san jose and dropping down into the lower 60s as the evening goes along to bring a jacket and as that air descends across the valley and into the bay area it dries out the air so that raises the risk that any fires that spark up could spread very rapidly.

mike here is still tracking the delay through the tri-valley. >> i am. wow, our partners, we just lost them for a second. we don't want to talk about the entire earth. we're going to talk about this area with regard to the tri-valley. we do have reports of a 10 minute delay. you notice everything else is clear. and sent that in so not a good idea as far as the name but at least we are going to remember that. let's get out to the live camera and show you how things are. we are showing the jam up it's going to be a problem this morning. heads up. and only two lanes are blocked

by fire crews. that fire is out. hoping to hear about the tow truck arriving soon. a little across the bay bridge. up next we'll show you who will have a bigger voice on charter schools coming to your neighborhood. >> all new overnight, hong kong's leader cracking down on pro democracy protests. the latest action to help police capture demonstrators. you're watching today in the bay. announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american

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was sent in an attempt to convert them to chinese society. ey dispute the secret no rights and offered nbc an exclusive color. >> they want to wipe out everything. culture, language. >> the "today" show goes in depth coming up at 7:00 this morning. >> we're getting new details on a major charter school overhaul in california. a bill just signed into law by governor gavin newsom gives local leaders new authority over approving new schools in their district and they have the power to shutdown school when they're facing budget problems. >> this puts a moritorium on new charter schools. >> new this morning, they're

adding new renaissance masterpieces. the museum says the paints has been in private collections and hasn't been seen by the public for centuries. a set of gothic marble sculptures will be on display. they're considered among the greatest works in getty museum's collection. >> a beautiful museum too. >> yeah. >> coming up next, top stories we're following for you on this friday morning. all new this morning, actor james franco, a palo alto native is now facing a lawsuit from two women. how the accusers say he used his power to intimidate them into inappropriate situations. >> the weekend is just around the corner and that means thousands of people are expected in san francisco for major events. coming up in a live report we're going to talk about security changes at a long time music

festival. >> and speaking of the weekend, tracking a great forecast if you like warm temperatures and beautiful sunshine. we're also watching the bay bridge toll plaza. mike is watching for any traffic this morning.

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>> is it a little windy out there this morning? >> it's a little cool. the coolest temperature that we have on the map at 41 degrees as you get ready to head out and we're bundling up as you step out in concord we have low 50s that will lead into upper 60s by late morning and then up to 70 degrees at noon today. it will still be nice with upper 70s and a few low 80s but we'll see a lot of 80s going into the weekend. even some 90s so i'll talk more about tt coming up and you're seeing more delays through dublin. >> that's right. we still have that crawl although i do see traffic starting to move at times a little bit better. still reports of two lanes blocked on the other side of the little but approaching the interchange another crash past the interchange. 10 minute delay. they may be clearing out at least one lane from the earlier car fire.

stick it out if you're trying to travel through because your alterna alternate. >> it's going to be a weekend with a lot going on. right in san francisco with a look at what city leaders are doing to make sure that everybody is safe as they're in the city. good morning. >> good morning, emergency crews and other emergency providers are beefed up with personnel and preliminary event and then the big events coming on later on in the week.

and against the lakers tomorrow afternoon. so that will draw a huge crowd. city leaders are taking extra precautions to keep everyone safe through the weekend police are asking everyone to do their part to stay safe and it can start with using bart and avoiding driving. >> we're asking that you take public transportation if you can. it's very good in the city as we all know and we're asking everyone to take it to alleviate the traffic concerns. if you have to make sure to park smart and don't be a evening target for theft.

now you can sign up for emergency alerts through the city. we show you how to do that on our website at nbc bay area.com. this morning, taxi drivers are concerned about safety after a wrong way crash ended with four people dead. we covered this story all morning for you here on today in the bay. that accident killed the taxi driver and his two passengers. this is video of him posted on facebook. emily ross of hillsboro hit the cab head on as she drove south in the northbound lanes of the avenue. ross was driving drunk. >> >> we do this every day. >> the two passengers were visiting from chicago. the chp says 911 calls reported

a wrong way driver near the 280, 101 interchange before the crash. investigators are still working to figure out where ross entered the freeway. coming up we'll bring you a statement just released from the company. >> new details on the accusations against movie star and palo alto native james franco. two actresses are suing him and the acting school he founded. the suit claims franco intimidated his students into sexual situations. both women attended his school. he has not yet commented on the lawsuit however he has previously called similar allegations inaccurate. >> well, the manhunt continues in richmond this morning to track down the gunman in a deadly triple shooting. two victims are dead. the third is in critical condition. it happened before 4:00 p.m. yesterday this is west after san pablo. we spoke with the uncle of one of the victims that said his nephew just turned 32.

>> i can't think. i'm blank. >> so far police are not saying if they know what lead up to the shooting and so far they're not saying if they have a description of the gunman. >> 5:35 and new this morning a ground breaking gel could help stop wildfires from spreading. it can be sprayed on at risk areas of land and it then can act as a carrier for fire retardant. while traditional fire retardant applications only work short-term they say the gel can last through wind and rain. >> 5:35. could cal train be ready to take queues from bart? a new proposal is calling for more frequent service. if approved they would run every 15 minutes between san jose and

san francisco. the goal here is to triple passengers by the year 2040. transit leaders just gave the plan the okay to move forward but there's still one big question that remains unanswered. paying for it. >> well, you have probably seen her at some warrior games, you know dance mom. she is back and she has a message for you. she wants you to take cal train to the warriors new home at chase center. >> i just love her. >> she got some moves. >> she's so adorable. the agency tweeted out this video yesterday. dance mom is helping to get the word out in her own special way. it will drop fans off during basketball season and then it's a 15 minute walk to the new are arena. >> you said dance mom and you meant dance dad. >> come on dad. >> all right. >> don't embarrass your kids at all. >> not at all. never do, marcus, thank you.

>> i do see traffic starting to low from time to time. it just slowed down again. there must be something going on as far as lanes clearing on the other side. chp has not had time to give us an update but the car fire with two lanes blocked from time to time has been going up and past the scene. we have seen them improve quite a bit but you're looking at the yellow section there heading from 580 and 680 all the way up to schafer ranch road. and the traffic just started backing up and even though we have the regular time it didn't start until just now. they may slow him down. it's a disabled vehicle getting into the city.

>> let's get a look at the forecast for the inland areas. for tomorrow we're reaching the mid 80s in the valleys. the bay up to 81 degrees and the coast at about 72 degrees. it's going to be a little bit hotter and more windy. 83 for the bay and the coast up to 76 degrees. if you're planning to go to the sjsu game today it's going to be nice with our temperatures right at about kick off at 66 degrees. bring a jacket because it will be cooling off. we have the stanford game at 7:30 in the evening. it will be warm at the middle of the day. as we check out what else is going on we have the art, wine and jazz festival period

hahhing. it's going to be warmer on sunday compared to saturday with mid 80s expected. if you're going to the sierra this weekend here's the lake taho forecast. we had a little bit of a dusting of snow this week. that's all melting as our temperatures head into the upper 60s. it's going to be really nice today but look at how hot it's going to be by the end of the weekend. as we make a beach forecast, the plan for santa cruz it looks pretty good up to 81 degrees tomorrow and then 71 degrees on sunday. i'm on twitter facebook as well as instagram. we'll talk about what's going on today. that's coming up in about 3 minutes. >> all right. also coming up, the latest jobs numbers out this morning. >> and gun violence prompting

changes at football games. still ahead, why these sacramento area kids are being called heros this morning and london is hosting the raiders and the bears this weekend but it's this display that everyone is talking about. don't need to be a football fan to know what is wrong with it. can you see it? we'll give you play by play coming up next. you're tawatching today in the bay. ♪

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our temperatures start out in the upper 40s. another chilly start to the day. normally we're reaching 77 degrees but we're going to stay just below that for one more day before it heats up. we'll talk about a hot weekend forecast coming up in less than five minutes. good news at the top of the screen. moving much better now. they're clearing lane with the car fire. bay news, the bay bridge itself is really slowing down. we have an issue of crash over there near the exit. more details are coming up. >> new this morning, a man is recovering from severe burns after this brush fire he allegedly started in the north bay. it happened yesterday afternoon. the fire started near the river

and reached almost two acres before firefighters could contain it. police say 52-year-old robert evans told officers he accidentally started that fire when he put his cigarette out in the grass. he was illegally camping in the park then tried to put the fire out before he was injured. police are now conducting a criminal investigation but so far he has not been arrested. >> a recent gun violence is now prompting an entire east bay district to change the kick off time. >> they're still investigating the shooting that injured two teenagers. this is last friday. it ended around 10:00 p.m.. now the district is it launching new safety measures including varsity and jv start times for 5:00 p.m. instead of 7:00 p.m.. not everyone is happy about this including parents where many of them are still getting up at 5:00. >> you're penalizing parents for behavior that they didn't start.

>> a very rash decision. wasn't thought out long at all. the solution could have been more security. >> some people believe the district instead should hire more security guards but it's possible budget concerns may have played a big factor. >> we are hearing from amanda knox. she was acquitted for murder in italy in 2011. the italian supreme court declared her innocent in 2015. knox returned to italy in june to work on her new passion which is criminal justice reform. >> i don't think i'm the most resilient person in the world. i just know that i take it day by day and some days are really hard and some moments are really hard. i got super emotional with you in the interview. you talk to me about italy and it's like i am not done processing italy. >> on the "today" show we'll have much more on this interview coming up at 7:00 this morning. >> u.s. senators are firing back at the white house of what some

call a fishy clean up letter sent to san francisco. this week the environmental protection agency sent out a notice of violation. it accuses the city of contaminating the ocean and the bay. it comes after president trump called san francisco out during a visit last month. >> perhaps the headline is unemployment and now down to a 50 year low of 3.5%. last month the u.s. created 136,000 jobs which is lower than the 145,000 expected. some wonder if the trade war is having a negative impact on the jobs outlook. now police are thanking them for

the hard work. >> they heard about that missing 97-year-old woman on monday. jumped on their bikes and searching the neighborhood to find the woman with dementia. they actually found the woman on the street just a few blocks from their home. >> we were like guys, that's her. that has to be here. >> we're the first ones that found her. >> all right. look at them go. >> the police department says they hope in ten years those kids are looking for jobs as detectives. >> at the very least they're up to good deeds. >> that's true. >> it's always a very good thing. so the raiders are in london right now and they're getting ready for sunday's game there. >> the silver and black are taking on chicago bears.

mike is in london with more for us this morning. they arrived behind me at about 9:00 local time. both teams will practice today and pack it in to get ready for sunday's game which starts at 6:00 local time. that's it from london. let's go back to you. >> you can tell the weather is a little different. all right. so nike is putting all of it's marketing behind the raiders-bears game right now but maybe somebody needs to talk to who designs their displays. chicago bears player, former raider khalil mack catching a

football raising eyebrows as he is a line backer and unless that's an interception he wouldn't be catching it. closer to the ground would be derrick carr who definitely shouldn't be tackling anybody. maybe it was the london team that did it. >> i wouldn't have gotten it. i would have been like oh, that's cool. look at that. >> well. >> it seen only at the nike store. >> anything could happen in football. >> oh my goodness. well, yes, all right. so we saw some of the mist on the lenses and we have a lot of football happening here around the bay area this week. the start is going to be chilly out there and we'll see our temperatures warming up. we're heading into a really nice

day but it will heat up. take a look at the 7 day forecast. it's already up at the bottom of the screen going micro climate by micro climate. we have mostly some upper 70s for the south bay but a few low 80s and in walnut creek a high of 79 with a slight chill to the air to start out and a comfortable afternoon. in redwood city we're heading up to 76 degrees and low 70s in the mission district. and some upper 70s for the north way reaching 78 degrees. as we check out what's happening around the bay area this weekend you may be planning to head to hardly strictly bluegrass this weekend. highs in the mid 70s with sunshine and then as temperatures heat up for the inland areas we'll have the concern of high fire danger, especially as the winds pick up between saturday night and sunday morning. that is when a red flag warning

will be in effect for the north bay hills so we'll continue to monitor that. and then we are coming back to fall by the middle of next week with san francisco heating up to about 80 on sunday and then some 70s in the forecast for the start of next week. >> you have been tracking the roads and bridges and mass transit. what is going on now. >> that would be a great option for you to take there or over here to this on the bay bridge. look at that. very slow. problem is there's a crash right near the exit and there's a sign there and sounds like the truck took the sign out. trying to get details on which

lanes are closed but there's at least a distraction and we have the big pack up along the span. that's the problem for the bay bridge and it's the problem on the san francisco side. now everything else is moving smoothly with highway 4 and that's it just past the top of the screen and that is the crash approaching the interchange and also clear and bart will take you through as well. >> thanks, mike. happening now, new delhi airport is working to get back to normal. overnight leakage from a downpour caused flooding in the building. images showing the leak near one of the airport's baggage areas. several flights were impacted however they're now working to resume normal operations. >> coming up next, a pair of trending stories to start your friday. a fast food giant is bringing back a controversial sandwich that people love or hate and

deputies delivered a baby on the side of the road. you'll want to see that story. you're watching today in the bay.

a lot of buzz about a major mc come back. we're talking about the mcrib from mcdonalds. it's rolling out at locations nationwide. but it came back last year for a limited time and we're guessing it was a big mchit. i bet it was. so talking about a come back, one newborn baby is doing well. this is after literally being born on the side of the road. >> this, i love this story. sheriff's deputies in southern florida puld over a car that was speeding. the reason the man was speeding his wife was in labor and like in labor for real. so instead of writing a ticket

the deputy delivered the baby. >> i've only witnessed children being born. i was never on the receiving end so i guess you could say it was just my training that kicked in and it was -- the baby did most of the work. we'll put it that way. >> i think mom did most of the work, but thanks for that. mom and baby are both doing well. the ambulance did show up a few minutes after the birth. there's proud dad there and the officer springing into action. that was one of my big fears when i was pregnant. please, i don't want to have a baby in the car. >> i don't think any mother would want that. but as long as the baby is healthy. >> exactly. first lady melania trump continues her tours of some of america's national parks. >> today mrs. trump will visit the national park and dozens of fourth graders will be there as well. encouraging them to spend time-outdoors. she will then visit yellow stone national park including a stop at old faithful.

>> our new support today for the idea that genetic testing for all women with breast cancer could prevent additional cancers and save lives. british scientists used data from nearly 12,000 women to assess the cost and health effects of gene testing for breast cancer patients. they estimate it could prevent 10,000 cases of breast or ovarian cancer and more than 2,000 deaths in the united states each year. >> well, a man charged with robbing a string of bay area banks entered a guilty plea. police arrested dewayne mccaleb in april at the hospital where his wife was giving birth. they say he robbed 19 banks, spread out across a number of bay area cities as well as in roseville and south lake tahoe. prosecutors say he sold more than $69,000 over a year starting in march of 2018. sentencing is scheduled for next year. >> well, it's possible we'll hear from san francisco mayor as soon as today on what she plans

to do about the sudden surprise vacancy in the district attorney's office. the d.a. yesterday announcing his plans to re-sign. his last day will be october 18th. well that's a move to l.a. this is where he will consider making a run for the same job there. he's not among dan dates in san francisco's current d.a. race that plays out next month so his early departure means the mayor will either have to name a temporary replacement or wait it out and appoint next month's winner a few months early. >> after the election. the inauguration. >> right now at 6:00, new developments overnight in the impeachment inquiry. what newly revealed text messages are showing this morning on what the white house is planning to tell nancy pelosi today. >> plus new information on a couple killed as part of the crash thursday morning. what one victim's company is telling us from overnight. >> later, making more iphones. at 6:15, what a boost in production may mean that apple is trying to get customers to do. today in the bay continues right

now. >> thanks for joining us on this friday morning. >> getting started with the day. he's going to get us through the commute coming up in just a bit. we're going to talk about the weather. it's a friday. people have a lot of plans coming up. >> there's a lot going on across the bay area this weekend so we're starting out with cool temperatures as you get ready to head out the door. here's a live look outside in san francisco looking as people exit the bay bridge and heading into the city so we're going to start out with some definitely jacket weather as you get ready to head out maybe to the bart station. it will be in the mid 50s. it will be one last day with fall like weather as we heat up this weekend. we're talking about this coming up. you have a big back up on the bay bridge. >> it might show us the crash but it didn't. we