lean forward so you don't -- >> that's what they said. it looks fun but not if it's painful. >> if you bounce back it's hard to get back up. >> see what correspondent they send down the slide. trending for you this morning, the first look at the first meeting of two famous siblings. >> the cincinnati zoo posted this video of fiona the hippo and new brother fritz meeting for the first time. you can see fritz, he was waiting in the outdoor habitat slowly swimming towards 5-year-old fiona, big, big sister. zookeepers say their mom bebe is being appropriately protecting of fritz and not aggressive toward fiona. they call it a great first step and soon fritz will meet his father, tucker. >> cool. right now at 6:00, ruffled feathers on the peninsula. protesters and city leaders clash over how to handle a growing number of geese around the city.

plus plus -- >> none of us function well when we are tired. we have a harder time paying attention, making decisions. >> creating the healthy sleeping habits, one doctor explains the steps you can take to help your kids get back to their nighttime routines. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> somehow we function when we're tired. >> i remember going to sleep early was not easy as a kid. >> go to bed. maybe you stay up later tonight because it's friday. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington.

mike has a look at the roads but we start off with a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that. how are we looking? >> it's almost time to wake the kids up for school. >> almost. >> got a little bit of time left. let's check out our school day forecast for morgan hill starting out cloudy with mid-50s and then for today we see the temperatures really warming up headed for the mid 80s for the afternoon, big difference from the morning to the afternoon, so you want to make sure they're dressed appropriately for that warmup later today. we'll head for 81 in napa and 91 in livermore. san francisco will be in the upper 60s today. now mike, you were looking at something along the peninsula. >> there's not much to look at first of all on the reports. that's the good news. green sensors dominate. on the peninsula san mateo northbound 101 out of redwood city north of holly we have the crash, it may be in the middle lane. sensors have not lit up over the last five minutes so i hope that means it's moved to the shoulder. we'll track that. there's an easy drive coming through the east bay, the volume

not cause a problem for vasco. >> 6:02. there's a rally against a controversial plan in foster city to kill 100 geese. >> "today in the bay" ginger conejero saab is live in foster city with the latest on this strongly debated issue andfg has anything been decided yet? >> reporter: nothing just yet. it has been a continuing problem for the city a goose poop problem foster city is saying is a health risk for humans. the canada geese population has doubled to more than 300 in recent years. the propose toll to lethally remove them would affect about 100 gees but protesters say that number is still too high. this is video from the last protest on this issue back in july where people from both sides of the debate had much to say. one man says the problem has gotten so bad, the birds are filthy and human safety should

also be considered. but many say lethally removing the birds is inhumane, including san mateo county supervisor david canepa who is leading the protest today. in a recent tweet he said "i disagree with foster's city plan to get rid of its goose population. it's inhumane and does not solve any problem. the geese are a country-wide concern and i stand against any plan to kill them." in a video message posted from foster city councilmember sanjay gehani yesterday says culling the geese is only one solution the council is entertaining. >> be assured, we are not considering eradication nor extermination. but the lethal alternative is part of a multifaceted plan to control the canada goose population which has doubled in foster city over recent years and is projected to double again over the next few years. >> reporter: he continues on to

says the council is exploring other options, including robot technology and landscape modifications to make foster city less attractive to the geese. in the meantime, he urges the public to pick up the trash around the parks, just like this, where the protest later today is set to happen, do not do anything that's going to make the birds want to come and stay in foster city like feeding them. and if you have any suggestions, to email geese@fostercity.org. the council wants to hear your suggestions. marcus and laura? >> it will be nice if they find some solution that doesn't require them to eliminate some of those geese. ginger, thank you. 6:05 right now. in just a few hours, we are going to get a look at a redacted version of the affidavit used to adjust the fbi search of former president trump's home. the trump legal team is also being ordered to provide more details in their request for an independent special master to review the evidence it seized and determine if anything could be returned to the former

president. "today in the bay's" alice barr is live in washington with more on what is expected. good morning, alice. >> good morning, laura. we're just inside of three hours now to this deadline, when at least portions of the probable cause affidavit are going to be unsealed, made public, and it's getting so much attention because that document really does lay out the reasons for that highly controversial search of former president trump's home, and it contains evidence into the investigation of his handling of classified documents. new details set to emerge this morning about the unprecedented search of former president trump's mar-a-lago estate. a federal judge ordering the release by noon today of a redacted copy of the affidavit used to authorize the search that led to fbi agents seizing 11 sets of classified documents. >> these are serious, serious national security issues that have to be examined. >> reporter: the former

president and allies demanded the whole affidavit be made public. >> so people can know whether there's a serious allegation or this is more manufactured. >> reporter: the judge agreed with the justice department that some information should be blacked out, because it could identify witnesses and law enforcement and reveal strategy as well as sources and methods. still, there will be new information released. the judge describing the redactions as narrowly tailored. former president trump lashing out on his social media calling the investigation into his handling of sensitive documents politically motivated. president biden adamant he had no prior knowledge about the search. at a fund-raiser overnight he slammed maga republicans as a threat to democracy. >> they refuse to accept the will of the people. >> reporter: the trump legal team facing another deadline to better explain why they want a third party known as a special master to review evidence seized from mar-a-lago and determine if anything should be returned.

>> to lend some neutrality to the process, i think it makes a bit of sense. >> reporter: the trump appointed judge reviewing that request questioning key elements of its legal basis. and the judge in that special master case questioned why trump attorneys came to her instead of the judge who authorized initially the search warrant, the same one who is considering unsealing it, and this is also asking them to explain in more detail exactly what the former president is looking for, what kind of action in his request. back to you, laura. >> will be a busy morning ahead. thanks for following it for us, alice. as students head back to school, their sleeping schedule will likely change. getting enough sleep so important, because studies show that it can reduce anxiety and boost school performance. joining us now is dr. rebecca jackson, the vice president of

programs and outcome for brain balance. i love that name, brain balance. we all need a little bit of that in our lives. thank you so much, dr. jackson. let's get right to it. so let's talk about that. how do we know a kid is getting enough sleep, and how much sleep should a child get? >> you know, how much sleep is going to depend on their age and the rule of thumb is sort of more is better. for our teens, eight to ten hours is great, for kids younger elementary age 9 to 12 is ideal. gauging their mood and behaviors is a good indicator. none of us function well when we're tired. we have a harder time paying attention, making decisions and managing our frustrations and upsets. so if you see those behaviors

start to peak, i would look at sleep as a first place to start. >> i know that we've seen the studies getting enough sleep does help performance for those students but what if a child is anxious about school or something else in their life and they're not able to get to sleep to get those seven, eight, nine hours of sleep they may need. what are some tips they could do to try to help them go to sleep? >> looking to technology before bedtime is a great place to start if the child has a hard time falling asleep. spending time on a device or game before bedtime can signal to the brain it's time to be awake, not time to go to sleep. so in the hour leading up to bedtime, having it be a family goal of not engaging in technology can help to start to create that signal to the brain that it's time to go to sleep. and keeping a consistent bedtime routine. that's part of a healthy sleep hygiene process is being consistent with the time you go to bed and the time you wake up. also, being mindful about what you're consuming in hours before bedtime. caffeine will peak about an hour after you consumed it, and it can take up to six hours to clear your system, so it's not still impacting you.

and sugar, having those sweet snacks as a treat after dinner or before bedtime can also impact your blood sugars that can disrupt falling asleep and staying asleep once you fall asleep. >> dr. jackson had a lot to say. watch that on our nbc bay area streaming app, download it for free roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online and find it under our must-see playlist. >> it's 6:11 on your friday morning. a beautiful shot in san francisco this morning. blue, blue out there. kari's got a look at our forecast for today and beyond. >> it's been pretty foggy out there to start out our mornings. we have low visibility now in the south county as well. as far as temperatures for today we're headed up for 83 in santa rosa. 90 in concord. 84 in san jose and 60 in half moon bay. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. mike, you have a look at where we can find lower gas prices. >> we found cheaper places to fill up that tank, a weekend

getaway. pleasanton gas at satisfy way vernal avenue $4.79 a gallon. daly city along the peninsula, valero on mission street $4.95 and eeking just under the arco in pittsburg without an h on west leland road, gas is $4.99. the slowing showed up in san jose. it was short-lived but it was there. the bay bridge approach is now slowing, the volume build as you head down through berkeley underneath university avenue. things will get slower. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:12. fighting for better wages. still ahead on "today in the bay," the bay area outdoor sporting goods store where workers are actually unionizing. we'll take a look at the reason they say it is a necessary step. jay powell set to say something in his speech and wall street can't imagine what it will be. take you out to the futures. i'm surprised to see the numbers move that much before that big

speech. ♪♪ ♪ biddy biddy, biddy bum, bum ♪ >> you know her for that biddy, biddy bum, bum, new music from the queen of tejano, selena's posthumous album, we have that and much more ahead on a friday. you're watching "today in the you're watching "today in the bay." here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families.

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happy friday. it's 6:15. let's check out the north bay's forecast starting out with some patches of low clouds and fog in petaluma, right now it's 54 degrees. we'll see it as we typically do clearing out quickly by late morning and the temperatures warming up, we'll be in the mid-70s at 1:00 and we'll look at our weekend forecast for all of our microclimates coming up. >> kari, i hope i can say the same thing about berkeley eastbound 80 from the arrow is, they observed a traffic break going on heading away from the bay bridge at university again where the arrow is. looks like traffic may be moving again, we'll check out what the cause was and the impact as well. good morning. very happy friday to you. let's take a look at peloton stock this morning. peloton down big, the wheel came off so to speak after the

company showed some really, really tough numbers to investors. t-mobile is making a deal with elon musk to provide starlink satellites to bring cell phone coverage to every spot in north america. this will take years to work out. we're trying to get into jay powell's mind this morning. the head of the fed speaking in jackson hole, wyoming. wall street's been speculaing all week. the run-up to the speech, the anticipation whipsawed the markets back and forth. here's the chief economist from bank of the west. >> we're expecting a pretty hawkish speech from jerome powell. he's really going to have to keep the focus on reducing inflation, that means continuing to raise interest rates. i suspect and markets are positioned for that announcement. >> the next interest rate meeting is in september.

we expect the fed will raise rates another three-quarter of a percent to try to slow down spending, slow down the economy. we get important consumer spending. on another note, marcus and laura, we wanted to mark the passing of an american inventor. e. bryant crutchfield, who invented the trapper keeper. >> what is that thing? >> it's my trapper from mead. >> it is a lot neater than this. >> traps my papers in so they won't fall out. >> crutchfield worked for mead and the trapper keeper was a blockbuster hit in the '70s and early '80s. he passed away at the age of 85. i mentioned this earlier to laura and marcus in our 5:00 a.m. newscast, they both had trapper keepers. laura mentioned peachy folders and marcus had no idea what she was talking about. >> look up the history of the peachy. >> i don't know what you're talking about there. >> peachy folder. >> i don't know. >> okay, we'll talk about it. >> all right, so these are peachy folders, marcus. the reason laura knows about

them, she grew up in the central valley in california. >> okay. >> they were a west coast thing. >> okay. >> i also did not grow up on the west side. >> you didn't know what i was talking about either? >> no i had to look it up. it turns out the trapper folder keeper guy was well aware of peechee folder answer thought will kids on the east coast accept these? he used the idea of the peechee folder, none of us on that side of the country had seen. >> california. >> also disco, so there's that. >> there you go. i love to disco. >> thanks, scott. 6:19 for you this morning. new for you this morning, the workers at a popular outdoor store rei voted to unionize. workers say the store on san pablo avenue voted to make that move. this is the second rei store in

the country to do so and those workers say they have understaffed and overworked. in a statement, rei said "rei believes in the right of every employee to vote for or against union representation. we fully support the vote process in berkeley and will continue to support our employees going forward." both sides have five days to file objections. trending this morning, nearly three decades after the tragic death of selena, we now have a whole new album from la rena tejano. >> it's called "moonchild mixes" released overnight with brand new tracks. let's take a listen. ♪♪ >> that's a brand new track, the majority of the album songs were recorded when she was between 13

and 16 years old. the new album includes ten never before heard songs and three that are new variations of previously released tracks. isn't it amazing? >> i love that. i love her voice. >> it's spanish for you know. >> they had some hidden tracks there. >> we'll see if she has a better lyric than biddy biddy bum bum. >> it was pretty good. [ laughter ] dancing into the weekend. >> how is the forecast? >> you know what? it's going to be a great weekend, cooler temperatures and we are so here for it, as we take a look at our low clouds and we typically see this start out in san jose, and we know that this helps keep those temperatures from rising so quickly, and it's going to be basically very much like it was yesterday, reaching 84 in downtown san jose and 87 in east san jose. also 87 in gilroy. as we move over toward the east bay a few low 90s, up to 90 in

concord and 84 martinez. hayward today reaching 78 degrees. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen in redwood city a high of 79 and low 60s in parts of san francisco. you go downtown and it will be upper 60s where you get more sunshine and napa reaching 81, clearlake headed for 96 degrees. we'll see some 60s near the coastline for bodega bay. going into the weekend, what are you doing? how about music on the square happening in redwood city. it starts at 6:00 and it's going to be at about 68 degrees. it will be cooling off quickly so bring the jacket, as you make weekend plans, if you'll be in napa valley, warm today but a little bit more comfortable for the rest of the weekend as the mornings start out in the mid-50s. along the coastline santa cruz sees highs in the mid to upper 60s, at times clouds and fog. for our inland areas we will be cooling off going into the low to mid 80s for the weekend and early next week, heating up again for the middle of next week while san francisco will

see highs in the mid-60s throughout the weekend. mike says everything is looking good out there. >> a lot better. we had that traffic break and the jam going away from the bay bridge at university that did clear up. whatever debris had to be cleared was cleared. we see that little slowing, it's just cleared. we have the regular slowing for friday, a little more than we've had in past months so we may have more traffic returning for that fall pattern but we're not looking at anything really unusual except for the south bay, we have one crash that looks like north 101 at 85. still getting details. i don't think chp is there just yet. we'll track it. back to you. >> thanks, mike. next here on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> good morning. i'm chris chmura. if you have room in your family for a shelter dog or cat, this is your weekend to adopt possibly for free. help us clear the shelters, next.

good friday morning. tomorrow is when shelters around the bay area and the country for that matter will offer free or nearly free pet adoptions. you can snap the qr code on your screen to learn more about clear the shelters hours and locations. i want to give you one quick update. on monday we told you about these two special dogs, a volunteer shipped them from kona to here for adoption because hawaii shelters are full. they are ready for adoption at berkeley humane.

>> our goals for clear the shelter this saturday in a lot of ways similar to last year in that we had about 50 animals ready to go home last year and just about all of them were adopted. we're definitely trying to do the same thing again this year, but we've prepared even more animals for adoption. we probably have about 100 animals in the shelter right now, and this year just feels more urgent and it's because all of the shelters are overcrowded. >> snap the qr code on your screen to learn more about all of our clear the shelters hours and locations. i'll be back tonight at 5:00 and 6:00 live from humane society silicon valley to meet more four-legged friends who are ready to join your family. see you then. >> thanks, chris. coming up next, the top stories we are following. moderna is suing pfizer. we're going to break down the reason behind the legal action. i'm kris sanchez in los

gatos where some posters went up showing support for lgbt causes and a circle, slash and a no on top. top. we'll expin the story behind la what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. ♪

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what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. breaking now at 6:30, moderna is suing pfizer. the lawsuit filed between the two covid vaccine makers. we're breaking it down. plus -- >> that person said hey, stop.

you can't be doing this and the people called her a pedophile and really got in her face and scared her. >> derogatory flyers raising concerns. a live report on the anti-lgbtq messages found plastered in one south bay city. plus behind bars, the arrests made in separate highway shootings, and the new technology that could help catch future suspects sooner. this is "today in the bay," streming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. a good friday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we're going to get to the breaking news for you in just a moment. but first we want to look at the forecast for you as we head into the weekend. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect with the fog and visibility certainly impacting us this morning. >> heads up before you head off for your drive this morning. we're seeing low visibility in parts of the south county where it's down to half of a mile and also that fog drifting around the north bay as well as along the coastline.

about time for the kids to head off for school in morgan hill, starting out cloudy with mid-50s, once again watch out for the foggy spots and today it's bright and sunny as we head for the mid 80s. mike, now you have a crash in san jose? >> technically in san jose city jurisdiction but it's in the monterey report system so idiosyncrasy there. in any case it's slow, north 101 at bailey avenue, a crash it looks like it's in the middle of the roadway. it is holding some folks up, into the rest of silicon valley. we have the slowing where the arrow shows typical headed toward oakland road. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. it is still lighter for a friday. back over to you. a new legal battle involving the two main players in the vaccine rollout. moderna suing pfizer, involves claims of patent infringement tied to mrna technology each uses for its covid vax nation. in a statement moderna is not seeking removal of pfizer's

vaccine or injunction to block distribution but it will seek compensation in nations where vaccine supplies are no longer scarce. moderna announced the lawsuit within the last hour. we're still awaiting response from pfizer. 6:32 and developing now, a south bay community upset and unnerved over these flyers posted around town targeting lgbtq+ population. >> kris sanchez has more on what they may believe is a political statement. >> reporter: there were about 0 flyers posted around los gatos and they mention one particular council candidate in particular, let's take a look. i want to show you what the flyers look like. some of them had a big no symbol over messages supporting the lgbtq+ community and black lives matter movement and critical race theory. statements like no more rainbow

sidewalks and no more forced acceptance. along with the messages, the name of town council candidate rob moore. he told us that he was taken aback, but another community member told us he's not really surprised. >> i was really upset when i fir saw these flyers. i was surprised, wasn't expected to see my name plastered around downtown. >> people just want to live the way they want do without big government telling you what you can and can't do. i think it's gotten a little out of hand. >> reporter: a the lo of the signs were taken down by community members who saw them as they were going up and there is speculation about who's behind them. some people say they suspect the same group that's been harassing business owners and elected leaders before that harassment has happened out in the community, but also at the town council meetings. unknown whether or not lo gatos police will be able to do anything about it. in los gatos, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> interesting.

thank you, kris. developing this morning, a big break in two recent bay area freeway shootings. the first one happened in june, the other in july. in the june shooting, a bullet shattered the front windshield of a car carrying an east bay couple on interstate 580 near grand avenue. the other on interstate 680 near san ramon. no one was seriously injured but chp isn't saying how investigators obtained the evidence. a 24-year-old from san leandro is in custody for one of the shootings. a 29-year-old from pleasanton is in custody for the other shooting. the cases are not believed to be connected. now to a live look at kennedy space center in florida, where vice president kamala harris is set to attend the upcoming nasa moon launch. she'll watch artemis 1 liftoff on monday. harris will speak about the importance of the program which plans to land the first woman and the first person of color on the moon. liftoff will start at 5:30 a.m.

our time. and let's take a live look outside in san jose this morning, where you can see the conditions there are certainly foggy out there this morning and if you make weekend plans, silicon valley pride parade is back. the parade will kick off on sunday from jillian and market streets. this is going to head over to the plaza de cesar chavez park in downtown san jose, kicking off at 9:00 in the morning. nbc bay area, telemundo 48 proud sponsors of this event and some of us will be marching sunday. so make sure you come out and say hello. >> is the weather going to cooperate? >> it's going to be perfect. the parade is sunday but there are events going on downtown san jose all weekend long and so we are going to have some beautiful weather for that, lots of sunshine. temperatures starting out in the low 70s on sunday, and time for the parade, and headed up for 78 degrees and as you make weekend plans, maybe you'll kick it off tonight in oakland at the a's game. it starts out at 71 degrees but

look at how cool by the end of the game. make sure you're bundled up for the breezy winds and falling temperatures. 'cool for the chinatown autumn moon festival happening throughout the weekend. tomorrow we start out at 11:00. it will only be 63 degrees and headed up for 65. 66 degrees with the sun peeking out so make sure you're dressed in those layers. if you're going hiking in muir woods, the mornings will be in the mid-50s and we may only see a few peeks of sunshine throughout the day, as we reach into the low 60s throughout today as well as through sunday. if you want some warmer weather, head down to paso robles. it's going to be 92 today, but once that breeze picks up, those temperatures will drop on saturday and we'll start out in the morning at 51 and only head for 83. definitely cool for that area and really nice weather for tahoe this weekend, starting out with low 40s in the mornings, headed for low 80s today but we'll see upper 70s for a high for tomorrow afternoon. mike, you're looking ahead for friday.

>> that's right. so folks looking to the bay bridge right now, the metering lights are on, but look all of these lanes are clear. the slowing is on the incline and approaching the metering lights, you'll have to pause for a couple of seconds. a crash reported around powell, the second of the morning, a disabled vehicle slowing folks from that portion of the maze. we'll bring you the update. another game for the a's tonight so 6:40 game, 4:30 the gates open so maybe more traffic there starting tonight and evening. stopping the traffic for niles canyon boulevard, all saturday morning, literally from midnight until noon saturday morning, closed, should be reopened for the afternoon for a better saturday. saturday here the weeknd concert. you've seen the signs lit up on 237 and 101, just that note it's crowded but right now not so crowded friday through san jose, 101. back to you. >> save your tears for another

day. thank you, mike. so much more on "today in the bay" includes checks and balances. what are you working on? >> the president has had this real change of tone. i could say the gloves are coming off, what a lot of democrats wanted. we'll take a look coming up. silicon returns to san jose. a conversation aadam savage what

the time 16:41. happy friday to you. the tri-valley a live look in dublin starting out cloudy this morning. we've had some patches of fog in some spots and the temperature right now is 61 degrees. we're sunny the rest of the day and temperatures headed for the low 80s. we'll check out all of our microclimates coming up. >> chp and freeway service patrol assisting in pushing a vehicle off of the east shore freeway, that's why we saw the slower drive westbound off of golden gate field approaching the berkeley curve. things should improve. we'll track that coming up. in santa cruz county, a

former air force sergeant linked to an extremist movement is expected to be sentenced for killing a sheriff's sergeant. last june 33-year-old steven carillo pleaded guilty to killing damon gutsweiler. he faces life in prison without the possibility of parole. in june of 2020 prosecutors say he ambushed the sheriffs deputies responding to a report of a van containing firearms and bomb-making materials. gutweiler was killed and several other officials wounded. he was also convicted in the 2020 killing of a federal security officer in oakland. 6:43 right now. the gloves are off and president biden using harsh words to describe the state of the republican party. >> scott mcgrew, this is really what some democrats wanted. >> some, not all, right, but yeah, the idea this is the opposite of what michelle obama said about when they go low, we go high. that many democrats say did not work. now we don't have tape of this next thing because our tv cameras weren't there but according to the pool reporter

at a fund-raiser in maryland, biden said the philosophy underpinning maga was semifascist. we would then go on to a rally where he fired up the crowd. >> maga republicans have awakened the powerful force in america, the women of this nation. the court in its opinion used the phrase that women have a right to vote and change this. well guess what? maga republicans don't have a clue about the power of women. let me tell you something. they are about to find out. >> indeed we're seeing that in the data. today is women's equality day. president biden will meet with state and local officials at the white house to mark the passage of the 19th amendment, giving women the right to vote. we were talking yesterday about how some well-known people were criticizing student loan forgiveness on social media, only to have their followers point out those same people had their own loans forgiven. now the white house is weighing in with what kids would call this u, marjorie taylor greene

complained it was unfair for some students to have $10,000 in loans forgiven. the white house then tweeting out greene took a ppp loan worth $183,000 and it was forgiven. the former baseball great curt schilling tweeted out those students were "lazy, unaccountable, uneducated children being covered by hard-working debt-paying americans." now the white house didn't point it out but many twitter users did that schilling founded a video game company that took a $75 million loan from the state of rhode island, only to default on it. the lawsuit filed later ended with a settlement that was less than the total. of course we're waiting on the release of that fbi affidavit in florida regarding the probable cause and suspicions that crimes were committed at mar-a-lago. the judge in the case received a redacted copy from the government, showing what the government would like to keep out, and then will decide before

9:00 a.m. our time whether to release the redacted part or seal it entirely. we'll be talking about that on social media. on twitter, follow me @scottmcgrew. >> scott, thank you. extreme weather events around the world they are continuing to accelerate, and discussing about that climate change and its impacts. bill nye the science guy shows us how in his docu series on peacock the end is nye. it drama advertises end of the world events and ways to survive and avoid the calamities. >> the mission is to get viewers so excited about our understanding of these potential problems that we do something about them before they become problems. >> this weekend, storm troopers, superheroes and we suspect a jedi or two will converge in the south bay. the annual silicon vally event is a big event.

>> we're mofing on take you to "today in the bay's" bob redell joining us from outside the mcenery convention center. a lot going on out there this weekend. >> reporter: silicon is returning to san jose, and if you ask what is the difference between this con and other comicons? silicon being in silicon valley has a tremendous focus on tech and science. not a surprise given so much innovation and makeup of community of people who like to create things on their own using tech and tools. several thousand people are expected in the center behind me both saturday and sunday this weekend. as you can see in this video from years past, cosplay, people dressing up as all sorts of characters and costumes, many create on their own and like

other comicons there will be pop culture and movie merchandise on sale, workshops, autograph signings, also a live conversation with an astronaut on board the international space station. a special guest this year will include karen gillan from the "guardians of the galaxy" movies and george takei from "star trek," christopher lloyd from "back to the future," ray park, it was darth maul in "star wars" and adam savage, the former mythbusters host and creative director. we spoke to adam. he tells us there will be 4,500 square feet to show off costume creations and learn how to make costume parts. like the arc react why are from the iron man suit. adam explained why this year's silicon theme is create the improbable. >> even today when i make something that blows my mind, it seems impossible when i'm looking at the finished product. that's what we mean by create the improbable, that any time you pour your heart and your

soul and your experience into a thing and you deliver that thing to your culture, you make it expand, it is improbable. it's an impossibility, and it's a remarkable thing that happens. >> reporter: events for silicon are saturday and sunday, as i mentioned, starting at 10:00 a.m. at the san jose mcenery convention center. find tickets at siliconsj.com. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> ob, are you going to dress up? >> reporter: i am already dressed up. >> oh. >> reporter: i'm a tv reporter. >> super bob! >> a great one at that. ♪ da, da, da, da, da ♪ breaking news, he's there. >> look at the camera. >> we're with the bob redell fan club. >> we are. big fans of kari hall, too. >> always, always. a lot of activity over the weekend. >> there is so much going on and hopefully you'll have a chance to enjoy it an the weather, too.

we're starting out with some clouds this morning. a live look in oakland, wow, look how busy it is. there's already a lot of people on the roadways. we're starting out with temperatures in the low 60s and we'll see our trend heading upward, a little bit more sunshine by late morning into the afternoon. those clouds that we've seen to start out the day helped to keep our temperatures down and this is basically a repeat of yesterday. we're back up to 84 degrees downtown. 87 in east san jose and 86 in los gatos this afternoon with some low 90s for concord and danville, while martinez will see a high of 84 there, 82 in fremont and 72 in oakland. near the coast up to 60 as the fog continues today. heads up if you will be going from the interior valleys to the coastline, it's going to be chilly as well as kind of cloudy, sun may peek out throughout the day. but it's going to keep those temperatures down in san francisco as well as we head for 68 degrees downtown. north bay highs 70 in mill valley and 96 in clearlake.

santa rosa reaching 83 degrees. there's so much going on this weekend, including the palo alto festival of the arts. that both saturday and sunday, and each day no matter which day you pick is going to be really pleasant out there, with highs only topping out at about 76 degrees at 3:00, rising and falling fairly quickly but a lot of sunshine. may not be as much sun near the coastline. santa cruz staying in the 60s this weekend, and we may see the sun peeking out for a couple of hours throughout the day, but as we take a look at overall our inland temperatures going down after today so we did have some 90s in spots like livermore and concord, but i don't think we'll see that tomorrow. we're going to reach into the low to mid 80s but it will heat up again for the middle of next week while san francisco will get a breezy wind and highs only reaching into the mid-60s, so bundle up there. and mike, you're seeing things getting better out there. >> at least for key spots, where we had problems, the traffic break and the disabled vehicle cleared from west 80, your

commute through berkeley. the iconic university overpass and the slowing we expect on the east shore freeway improving back to what we expect for friday, a lighter, easier drive, slow past the golden gate field. everything else include cloud cover county the north bay and the bay bridge moving lighter than the previous four days this week. more traffic is kicking in. later on in the commute we expect more slowing for 880 and 850 oakland toward the bay bridge. the south bay we had an issue north 101 at bailey, there was a crash in the middle of the roadway. that cleared to the shoulder by the distraction, along with the build coming out of morgan hill, maybe enough to keep that slower drive for a while. however, north of 85 and 101, everything's great for silicon valley. >> good to know. "nbc bay area news" is streaming and take us anywhy, any time you want. all you need is your roku device. watch you the on roku, turn on the streaming device, select the live t of tv tile and scroll counsel to channel 133, watch nbc bay area from anywhere in

the u.s. happening now, a group of farm workers and their supporters are just hours away from completing a nearly month-long march across california to the state capitol, similar to the rally organized in 1966. the group is urging governor gavin newsom to sign assembly bill 2183 into law which would give farm workers protection from what they call intimidation in union elections. multiple agricultural organizations and farm owners oppose that deal. next top stories including breaking news putting one covid vaccine maker against the other. this all new details on a lawsuit just filed. plus ruffled feathers on the peninsula. protesters and city leaders clash over how to handle the growing number of geese around the city. the solutions now being nsidered. nsidered. coyo here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families.

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we'll move you forward with a look at top stories here on "today in the bay." >> starting with breaking news. new legal battle involving the two main players in america's covid vaccine rollout. moderna is suing pfizer. the suit involves claims of patent infringement tied to mrna technology. each used for its covid vaccinations. in a statement, moderna says it is not seeking removal of pfizer's vaccine or an injunction to block distribution, but it will seek compensation in nations where vaccine supplies are no longer scarce. moderna announced the lawsuit within the last hour. we are still awaiting a response from pfizer. chp saying two people are under arrest tied to the two recent bay area freeway shootings that happened in june when a bullet shattered the front wynd windshield of a car car i aring an east bay couple on interstate 580. the other interstate 680 near san ramon. one hercules councilmember believes an expanding network of cameras can only help investigators.

>> so the local cities have camera networks. the important part is to have that camera network working on the freeway so we all are working together on this. >> one was seriously injured in either of the shootings. the cases are not connected. to a live look at foster city, people who live there are holding a rally against a controversial plan to kill 100 geese. the city says the geese droppings at parks, sidewalks and waterways have created a health risk. as a result, city leaders say they've exhausted non-lethal options and voted in july to get permits to kill up to a third of them. advocates along with san mateo county supervisor david canepa will protest at memorial park at 5:00 p.m. they are urging the city to come up with a better plan. the city says they're still trying other non-lethal options. time to get a look at the forecast for you today. weekend is here. a lot of people want to get out. >> it will be cooler for the

next few days in some of our inland areas especially toward tomorrow. we're hitting 90 degrees in some of our interior east bay valleys. overall we're going to see a cooling trend for the weekend, while san francisco is in the upper 60s today, highs in the mid-60s throughout the weekend. >> i feel like the cool off is much deserved on our part. a nice easy drive at the bay bridge. now some of this might be because traffic is held up in berkeley, disabled vehicle took a toll but starting to clear there. also light in san jose, some of this might be because of the crash north 101 at bailey, that cleared the shoulder as well. san jose we have silicon bob was talking about, also the pride activity with a lot of drag activity as well so we may see very interesting pedestrians throughout the city. >> yes and don't forget, tomorrow marcus and i will be at berkeley humane, we're helping to clear the shelters where you can adopt all these adorable animals. we're also going to be on "today

in the bay's" saturday morning edition, pet adoptions will be discounted, some even free. so check with your local shelter, but come see us at berkeley humane tomorrow morning. we'd love to meet you. >> check us out, you never know what will happen. >> marcus and the way he holds good friday morning. as we start the day, we are about to learn the reasons behind that fbi search of former president trump's florida home >> all eyes on the justice department and the clock, with a key new deadline fast approaching. it's august 26th this is "today." ready for release. the affidavit explaining the mar-a-lago search being made public in just a matter of hours but with parts of it expected to be blacked out, what might it reveal and what won't it show we're live in washington, set to break it all down. money matters.