garvin: jason says the impact has been remarkable. students came back from that first trip more dedicated to their schoolwork, their families, and their futures. jason: it was phenomenal, the results was phenomenal. and we said we've got to keep it going. garvin: and that is just what jason has been doing, not just planning the next trip, but expanding the ways he can work with the kids back at home, improving their plans for the future while solidifying his. jason: this is absolutely the beginning, just the beginning. garvin: our next story is also about a journey, but a very different one. it's the story of how one man took millions of steps so another could take his first in years. garvin: you'd think after 2,600 miles of hiking, after weeks of solitude and sometimes days without food, you'd think finishing the pacific crest trail would have been eugene yun's favorite memory of the trek. sure, it was nice, eugene says, but not the best. eugene yun: i could remember that moment like it was yesterday. i know exactly where i was stand

garvin thomas: good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. we begin our special with a story that might remind some of old-time barn raisings, the kind of community event that doesn't happen anymore. or does it? david perez is the man who made it all happen this time, thanks to the power of social media and the kindness of strangers. garvin: it was a great day at murphy court, all thanks to a bad view. david: you can see the--above the garage and all.

you, garvin. celebrating a lot of people around here. we love that. >>> jeff ranieri with our forecast as we inch toward the weekend. >> and we are still going to see colder temperatures coming our way over the next 12 hours into tomorrow morning. the biggest change we've seen right now are the high clouds moving in across the bay area from a weaker storm to the north putting us at 64 in the south bay, east bay checking in at 61 and a very chilly 56 in san francisco. right now the sun is setting. look at that beautiful cloud deck right now, the outer sunset visible from our weather underground sky camera network. now i do think we're going to get rid of this cloud cover as we head through tomorrow morning and that, again, will allow those temperatures to drop down to, well, not near record-setting lows but at least below average for the north bay down to 37 degrees, possibly some patchy frost. we're talking about napa, sonoma, yountville, st. helena, average of 39. south bay will go down to 42 deg

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> if you know of someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. just head to our website, nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. >>> right now at 6:00 a busy night for the chp. two deadly crashes early this morning. one with a car up in flames. >>> plus, the big chill settling in over the bay area. we'll tell you if it will last for your holiday weekend. >>> we're live here in livermore where hundreds of people are braving this chilly weather to get a deal this black friday. "today in the bay" starts now. >>> well, good morning, every wp. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock. >> i'm laura garciaen. we're talking about freezing temperatures this morning. >> in fact, temperatures continue to fall. this is now the coldest part of morning. we start to see this beginning to happen right near sunrise. you'll notice those temperatures right near freezing across parts of the south, along with the peninsula and the east bay. the north bay dealing with some wind this morning. that's keeping temperature

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> well, garvin gets a lot of his tips directly from you, so if you know of someone doing something nice for others, let garvin know. go to our website nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. >>> here's an odd question, do you know how to use a sandbag? for many actually the answer is no. >> i have to say i've reported on them a million times. i don't know. and now two different communities are trying to change that so you're prepared if those predicted el nino rains really clobber us. >> nbc bay area's michelle roberts shows us the right way to protect our homes. >> reporter: today, john with the palo alto public works department walks us through the steps of how to protect your home during a storm. just toss some sandbags in front of the garage? >> it's a little more complicated than that. >> reporter: he says a plastic tarp is just as important as the bags. tape a large piece to the wall and place at least two layers of sandbags in front of the garage or sliding glass door. >> you want to lay the sandbags in overlapping pattern like laying a bric

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> and if you know someone doing something nice for others, garvinould love to hear from you. you can go to our website nbc bay area and search bay area proud. >> he loves to make me cry. >> you should see her behind the scenes. she is such a softy. >> too much. >> awe, we love you. let's take a live look now at san francisco. this gorgeous shot looking toward alcatraz. and clear blue skies overhead. we've had some high clouds moving in taking it to mt. diablo as we see this beautiful day. and temperatures have been in the 60s. it's warming up to 68 degrees. a closer look at the south bay, even some 70s in campbell at 71 degrees. and 68 degrees in -- morgan hill at 65. with our temperatures warming it up let's take it hour by hour in oakland. at 1:00 we're at 69 into the low 70s just briefly, but very nice as we go into the day as well as the night with mostly clear skies and a light breeze. we don't have those strong wind gusts that we had earlier this week. and it's all because of this high pressure just to the west of us. it's bringing in some cle

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you know somebody doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. go to our website and search for bay area proud. >> that was really cool. that dream realized for so many. >> fantastic. >> took the kids there, too. it's really nice playground. >> it looks like it, too. >>> blessings abound and thankfulness for today. >> about to say, yeah, you need to bundle up. it's chilly wherever you're going, make sure you have an extra layer on and maybe need some gloves or maybe a hat and scarf because it's that cold. take a look from emery ville looking over towards the city. just a few cars on the road this morning. we gave mike the day off. you notice the seven-day forecast popping up at the bottom of your screen and more rain in the foreas we head towards next week. 31 degrees in the north bay and 37 in the east bay and same for peninsula and the south bay. now, today is the second day of those king tides. so, actually the third day of the king tides and actually go aways after today. if you're doing any traveling especially across

, garvin would love to hear from you. please, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." the hot item on everybody's holiday list that could get you in hot water. what you need to know about gifting drones. >>> another european city on high alert for a terror attack. how authorities are keeping people safe. (adlib) >>> it's shy of 7:30. beautiful look at the colors of the leaves changing in willow glen as the sun shines on a beautiful saturday. it will be a beautiful weekend. good morning thanks for joining us i'm kira claper. we have a look at the microclimate forecast for you. >> i had another shot for san jose. you can see some of the oaks and maples out there. a little red but not all that colorful. the lack of rain actually limits the color and the fall season if you didn't know that. that's why you're not seeing as many brilliant colors. head over to yosemite. we're talking about lots of sunshine. you can see that from our sky cams. 70ss expected for the north bay. same for

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> if you know of someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." an account from a survivor at the shooting at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado. >>> we'll tell you where parts of the space x rocket was possibly discovered. take a live look outside...... san francisco from san bruno >>> good saturday morning to you it's 7:29. the sun shining over san francisco. if you step outside, make sure to bundle up first. thanks for joining us. anthony slaughter has a look at freezing in some places microclimate forecast. >> looking at the temperatures makes it cold. this morning we're looking at 20s and 30s. redwood city, actually below that. same for woodside. pacifica, 41. the inland valleys really dealing with that chill. 29 right now in cupertino. campbell, 32. saratoga. most of the south bay below freezing. 28 in danville and dublin. yes, you get the picture. same deal in santa rosa, 28. it's cold this mornin

garvin thomas is here with today's bay area proud. >> reporter: when it comes to taking pictures. >>rter: virginia becker will tell you as little as five years ago she knew nothing more about cameras. >> you're going to love this. >> reporter: than how to turn one on. >> let me see your right shoulder. >> reporter: since then virginia snapped more than 60,000 images and in the process brought her life's purpose in clear focus. >> everything that i had done in the past kind of built up to this. this is like the big kre shend do of why am i here? re. >> reporter: virginia started the family album project to not leave memories forgotten on cameras and hard drives. >> we're losing a big part of our history by not printing and not having a shoe box full of prints. >> reporter: what virginia discovered many of life's most important moments weren't being captured at all. particularly among society's most vulnerable like the sick kid getting a second chance. >> that's a milestone all right. >> reporter: the foster child graduating high school or the homeless family finally getting a home. >>

garvin? >> candy alcott doesn't have a long hit of great humanitarian efforts. as a full-time school teacher and mother of six she didn't have a lot of time to throw herself into causes until this one cause. one which burned very close to her heart. >> reporter: to live in lake county these days is to be reminded every single day of the devastating power of nature. >> i need all volunteers down here. >> reporter: how nice it must be then to meet a force of nature. >> all the chairs go behind the tables down there. >> reporter: working to build them back up. >> reporter: kids helmets right here. adults' helmets on that table. >> reporter: candy is not a trained relief worker. she's a preschool teacher from livermore. e sh she used to live in lake county though which is why she was so moved by what she saw on her tv screens in september. >> i saw my town on fire. >> reporter: feeling she had to do something, candy packed her minivan with supplies and started making trips to the disaster zone. when the bike repair class at deval high school heard what she was doing

garvin thomas. >> if you know of someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. search bay area proud on our website. >>> still is ahead on "today in the bay," we'll have more on our top stories. new details in the devastating terror attacks in paris. u.s. officials now say americans are among the victims. >>> and a portion of the old eastern span of the bay bridge is imploded. in a first of its kind demolition. livepix take a live look outside...... why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >>> it is 7:30 on your saturday morning. the sun is shining over san jose. much of the bay area. ahead of a sunny saturday. good morning to you, we really appreciate your being here with us. anthony slaughter has a look at the forecast. >> it's going to be a nice day, falllike, temperatures cool. where they should be in the 60s for most of us from

thanks so much, garvin. >> really nice. >>> let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're talking about snow and maybe a return of rain around here. >> yeah, we definitely have another good mix of weather coming our way as we look ahead toward that upcoming weekend. of course, you can always get a preview of that on the scrolling seven-day forecast at the bottom of your screen. as we take you outside the sky camera network right now, wasting no time of these temperatures dropping off. down to 61 in the south bay. contra costa, alameda counties. down to an average of 58. san francisco 57. the north bay at 63. while we have high clouds up above we still think tomorrow morning will begin mainly clear and that will spell another cold morning for marin, napa, sonoma counties, up in the north bay. down to an average of 36. another morning with patchy frost expected. a bit chilly for san francisco at 49. 39 in the east bay and down toward the south bay, an average of 42. i want to take you to next changes we're tracking and that's our storm system just off to the north. you

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you know of someone doing something nice for others, garvin would absolutely love to hear from you. you can go to our website nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud for more information. >>> "star wars" fans anticipate next month's release of the new "star wars" film, the force awakens, the wave of tie-ins for it to continue to grow. >> tie-ins, yeah, making money. yesterday the "star wars" battle front hid store shelves and part of a galaxy of "star wars" products. >> i see your eyes. >> the appetite for "star wars" the force awakens blasted first day advance ticket sales records. the video game feeding the same hunger as our death star waffle makers. >> time will tell whether some of these efforts go too far. >> merchandise tied to major movies is nothing new. villanova marketing director raymond taylor says the scale of tie-ins to "star wars" newest chapter may be. >> i really do believe it's unprecedented, but it's going into an extremely wide range of product categories. >> walmart says it has more than 500 "star wars" items in stores. target

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you know of someone doing something nice for others, garvin wouldove to hear from you. just go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. >>> still to come on "today in the bay," we continue with our coverage of the terror attacks in paris. we spoke with a french journalist who is in the bay area and watched the attacks unfold from thousands of miles away. >>> plus -- >> back in january, a judge threw it out. why? >> the true answer is we don't know. >> a judge throws out a red-light camera ticket. now questions about the timing of traffic lights leads to more. the investigation that forced one city to tear up a half million dollars in tickets. that's right after this break. take a live look outside...... san jose (adlib) >>> good sunday morning to you. let's start you out right now with a very wet sky camera look out at san jose. raindrops covering the lens. and if you weren't awakened by the rain this morning, you will be when you step outside. thanks so much for joining us this sunday. i'm vicky nguyen alongside anthony slaughter s

of someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." new details on the flames that whipped through a south bay apartment complex. what one witness heard that could tip off fire investigators to the cause. >>> plus, a home-cooked meal is more important than ever. why scientists are now saying mom's special casserole is good for your health. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast dude, dude, dude!ing) this is bad. i think we're stuck. we're going to have to like talk to each other or something. nooo. i don't like this elevator. (elevator bell dings) how did that feel? was it fun being stuck? i do not lik

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> that is an amazing story.u know someone doing something nice for uthders. we'd love to hear great stories. garvin would love to hear from you. head to our website and just search bay area proud. we carry a lot of news and news has bad events and that's what is great about bringing good stories, too. >> giving thanks. >>> let's check your thanksgiving forecast. >> cold outside right now. temperatures in the north bay are near freezing. else where, we're looking at mid-30s, but it is chilly and we've got some sun starting to make its way over the horizon. you can see from our shot in san jose. looking at blue sky. you'll notice the seven-day forpopping up in the bottom of your screen. rain in the forecast as soon as. let's take you outside to oakland. bay bridge toll plaza nice and wide open. the cars flowing on through there. temperatures are cool. 39 degrees in oakland now and it is chilly across the entire bay from the south bay to the north bay and san francisco, that's the one place where we're not looking

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of happy faces on those bikes. well, if you know someone doing something nice for others, we'd love to hear from you. just head to our website, nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. >>> two astronauts shared a thanksgiving meal in outer space. astronaut scott kelly and lindgram had turkey and potatoes. kelly said the yams were delicious. actually did a little flip to prove it. both astronauts will be back on earth in the next few months. > >>> an unlikely development in a safari park in moscow. teamer the goat was meant to be nothing more than a tasty meal for the siberian tiger. in a bit of a role reversal, team actually chased him out of his own sleeping place. the goat has been sleeping at the tiger's spot for several nights now and the tiger seems to be okay with it. the two animals have also taken to following each other around the enclosure. see how long it lasts. >> if no more food comes, it doesn't end well, tracking break news in the east bay. a fire involevolving in berkele. coverage from the scene an

this leading edge, month or two to beat up and garvin, tama county, the highway 146 line. police seek shelter and there is another great indication. brett is showing that curled line that is around ferguson and montour. earlier we talked when we take a storm slice like this we can see an open slice, a begin the space and with strong signature with very high winds, when you see it almost looks like a dinosaur that. and that is where we have good possibilities of the twister with the storm twisting that is showing us an elevated area of high-level wins above and an open area and right behind it, sometimes you have a hail core, a big area of hail falling a lot once as keeps pulling all the debris up above and it just dumps out. macon, you have more information. >> i was just hearing from my producer. what was that again, dan. >> their reporting damage to the walmart in knoxville. >> thank you for the information. a brand-new tornado warning just popping up your around montezuma. this is going to extend warning on the north side. this is for the has to and poweshiek county mov

but as garvin thomas tells us, that's not even the best part of the story.ere's your installment of "bay area proud." >> when this incredible journey started, eugene hune and arthur were strangers. but after eugene took millions of steps so arthur could take one, these two are in step forever. you'd think after 2600 miles of hiking, after weeks of solitude, sometimes days without food, you'd think finishing the pacific crest trail would have been eugene hune favorite memory of the trek. sure it was nice, he says, but not best. >> i can remember that moment like it was yesterday. >> we did it! >> that came a couple weeks earlier. somewhere in washington state. >> you're going to walk! >> appreciate the moment, though, you have to understand the back story. it all begins in a san francisco nightclub parking lot in 2007 when a robber mugged and shot a 20-year-old aspiring rapper from san leandro. the bullet severed arthur's spine. but didn't touch his spirit. >> i want to let you guys know, never give up. >> reporter: arthur becoming a full-time advocate. speak

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you know someone doing something nice for others garvin wouldgo to nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. still ahead on "today in the bay," traveling to grandma's for thanksgiving might be tricky as winter storms slam parts of the nation. we have the thanksgiving weather forecast. plus, a laser light show could put a man behind bars for decades. what police say he did. ta >>> from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay." >> good sunday morning to you. it is sunday at 7:28. a little cooler than yesterday, but a lot of big change s ahae. this is what the region is seeing. winter storm warnings with near whiteout conditions. thanks for waking up with us. standing by with a look at the thanksgiving week forecast. no white out conditions for us. >> no. >> we are going to get into the single digits in the sierra. >> they will get snow as well wednesday and thursday. you can see as we look across the country we don't have snow falling. we saw it from chicago to minneapolis and detroit. they are done with the snow. lake effect snow across toronto to

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> sweet story. >> very nice. >>> well, we have lots to give thankst we'll be inundated in christmas music in about 12 minutes. >> that's right. kari is at koit radio where she is going to flip the switch changing it from rock and roll over to christmas music. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and that happens right at noon, so after "today in the bay" goes off turn on the radio. you'll be able to listen to all the christmas music your heart desires. joining me now is teri with another beautiful christmas sweater. >> is it too much? >> i think this one takes the cake. >> okay. i don't think there is too much at christmas. look at this studio. we get a little crazy around here. >> reporter: what's the most requested song you have for christmas? >> we just heard from somebody that wanted to hear grandma got run over by the reindeer and also the chipmunk song. but whether it's andy williams or johnny mathis or carpenters or train or kelly clarkson, we got it all. all your favorite christmas songs. >> so when it's time for me to flip the switch. >>

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> good honor. let's check in with kari this morning. and finally your weekend forecast. >> the weekend is here. and the weather looks great. and we have another chance of rain in the forecast. maybe starting a trend here because for possibly the third sunday in a row we have some rain in the forecast. as we take a look at a dry start to the weekend and clear blue skies, looking from the north bay the temperatures made it up to 60 degrees there. we do have upper 50s elsewhere across the bay area, but let me give you a closer look at the east bay now. in castro valley 66 degrees, pleasanton 61. and brentwood 57 degrees. our temperatures responding to all of that sunshine and feeling much more comfortable than really where this morning after starting out in the upper 30s. now we are seeing those temperatures trending more toward the 60s with some upper 60s by 3:00. 4:00 you may be getting off work a little bit earlier heading home 66 degrees. and then around dinner time it's 63 with a lot of clear skies staying with us. and just a light br

. >> now, if you know somebody doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. you can go to our website, nbcbayar nbcbayarea.com. >> such a great story there. >>> 4:51 right now. coming up, some tips on making that turkey meal not only delicious but safe, as well. >>> before we go to break, special thanksgiving medal from olympic gold medalist heading to rio this coming summer. >> i'm missy franklin and i'm an olympic gold medalist in swimming and my favorite thanksgiving side dish is my mom's cheese broccoli. it's a secret recipe and it's unbelievable. she makes it for us every single year and the thing i look forward to most on my thanksgiving plate. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >>> welcome back to you on this thanksgiving. boy, if you're are you pretty much looking at friday now? >> you better make reservations and bundle

garvin thomas joins us with tonight's bay yare craw proud. >> thanksgiving day, 1944, is a big day in the zin family history. a day richard zinn is still thankful for 71 years later. >> at the national infantry museum outside the gates of georgia's ft. benning, you'll find a well preserves collection of world war ii. richard zinn came from walnut creek to soak up some of the history. though it's not really buildings he came to see. >> such a pleasure to meet you. >> it's men. >> absolutely, these are the people who saved my father's life. >> herb zinn was a member of the 95th infantry division, and like many world war ii vets, he didn't share much about his experience with his family. >> anytime i would ask him for detail, he would just say i don't want to talk about it. i can't talk about it. >> in fact, about all richard could get out of his father before his death was that during the battle for the french city of mets, he was one of a small group of soldiers trapped behind enemy lines for eight days before being rescued on thanksgiving day. 1944. it was all richard knew until about

garvin thomas joins us with our bay area proud. >> jim gardener founded good karma bikes with a believe a bicycle can change a person's life. for someone of little means, it can make a difference in holding down a job or getting an education. but in order to keep helping others, jim recently needed a little help himself. for the past six years, good karma bikes has been great news for san jose's needy and homeless. providing literally thousands over that time with reliable two-wheel transportation and the skills to keep it that way. >> it's a privilege to do this. >> jim started good karma bikes out of the trunk of his car. >> i think i can fix it. >> as his nonprofit grew, he upgraded to a van, and in 2013, good karma bikes got its first home on san jose's sunol avenue. but now, it's time to move again. and here's the problem. for all the great things jim says you can do with a bike, there's something you can't. >> bicycles are wonderful. they roll and they move. but they don't stack well. >> and thanks to their success, good karma now has more bikes than ever, but not enough in the mo

garvin thomas is here with tonight's bay area proud. >> nancy knows she's fortunate she nor anyone in her family has had to battle cancer, which is why it surprises her as much as anyone that she has chosen the mission she has. nancy says it just had to be done. when it comes to directions, taking a left where you normally take a right can lead to some unexpected places. in her doctor's office for a routine visit six years ago, nancy ballard took such a turn and hasn't turned back since. >> yeah, i really didn't think that was the path i was going to be taking. that left you see led to a chemotherapy treatment room. the place where cancer patients spend hours upon hours depressed nancy in a matter of seconds. >> 70 sad. when i saw that room, i knew what people had to go through in there, it kind of clicked. i said i wouldn't want to be there on a good day, let alone a day i was fighting for my life. >> nancy vowed to remodel that room. and though not a designer herself, she found some to help her. and she hasn't stopped since. this past weekend, through her rooms at the nonprofit, nan

keith garvin has the story. "we actually wrote some fan even the subject of an article in his hometown newspaper for camping out for tickets. his greatest hope now is also his dying wish: to see the latest installment of the movie before he passes away. "judging by how progressive the disease has gotten in the the force awakens is scheduled for nationwide release on december 18th. back in july daniel's oncologist gave him only two months to live from a rare form of connective tissue cancer called spindle cell sarcoma. by that count daniel should've already passed away -- but believes he's hanging on to see the movie. "i just love star wars. with time as possible with his wife ashley and hoping beyond all hope to see the star wars film before time runs out. it's a beautiful thing. even if "i really don't think that i'm gonna make it. please do what you can. help me." with his wife ashley and hoping beyond all hope to see the star wars film before time runs out. "it's a commitment and he still has that commitment,

a terminally ill cancer patient has been a "star wars" fan ever since he was young boy as keith garvin shows us, his dying wish is to see the new movie...and he's hoping filmmakers will help him fiction novels." daniel fleetwood has been a star wars fan from the 12 years ago he was even the subject of an article in his hometown newspaper for camping out for tickets. his greatest hope now the latest installment of the movie before he passes away. "judging by how progressive the disease has gotten in the back in july daniel's oncologist gave him only two months to live from a rare form of connective tissue cancer called spindle cell sarcoma. by that count daniel wars. with everything i got i love star ashley and hoping beyond all hope to see the star wars film before time runs out. "it's a commitment and he still gonna make it. please do what you can. help me." time is now... storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan has the forecast when we come back. another check of your storm track seven forecast. beautiful weather continues for the next couple of days with highs in the low to mid

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> amazing.ood for her. >> and i got a chance to meet some of the families when i was covering the valley fires. that's fantastic. really helped out? yeah. what they have to watch out for now is erosion from all the trees burning down. people have some rain coming this way. >> yeah. we'll have to watch out for heavy rain, maybe right there. but even some snow showers across the higher hills of lake county as we get towards tuesday and wednesday. right now, 40s and 50s right now. tomorrow morning, mostly 40s in the forecast with patchy low clouds and probably a little mist or drizzle along the inner bay and coast for the morning changing over to partly cloudy skies. tomorrow we'll drop our temperatures down. no more 70s in the forecast, but 60s not all that bad for your monday. partly cloudy conditions once the low clouds break up for the morning. close to 65 in morgan hill. should see numbers near 60 for stran. and the tri valley seeing temperatures in the mid 60s for one more day. then cooling c

nbc's keith garvin has more on his dying wish. >> we actually wrote some fan fiction novels. >> reporter: daniel fleetwood has been a "star wars" fan from 8 or 9 years old. 12 years ago he was the subject of an article in his hometown newspaper for camping out for tickets. his greatest hope now is also his dying wish. to see the latest installment of the movie before he passes away. >> judging by how progressive the disease has gotten in the past two months, i really don't think that i'll be able to make it. >> reporter: "the force awakens" is scheduled for nationwide release september 18th. back in july daniel's oncologist gave him only two months to live from a rare form of connective tissue cancer called spindle cell sarcoma. by that count daniel should have already passed away but believes he's hanging on to see the movie. >> i just love "star wars. and, i mean, with everything i got, i love "star wars." >> reporter: daniel is in hospice care at home now spending as much time as possible with his wife, ashley, and hoping beyond all hope to see that "star wars" film before time runs o

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in retired general, james spider marks, now the executive dean at the university of phoenix, and garvinolor me skeptical here. vladimir putin says, sure, he's open to cooperating with the united states. does he really mean it? >> well, i would take that at a significant arm's length. but it is an opening. this is the first time we've really heard this. and what i think he's really saying is, look, i want to be a part of this and if not a part of it, i'll do what i want to do, which he's already demonstrated that that's a behavior that they're willing to take on. but the key thing is, if it were to be a cooperative type of an engagement, there are a lot of details that have to take place when you're trying to deconflict air space or trying to exchange target packages. we're not going to exchange intelligence. we might exchange targetable intelligence, actionable intelligence, but that's what we call terror line. we can't give them the raw stuff. but what that takes, that would take some united stateses or some other body that russia would be able to sign up to, in order to be the lead on