and kristi wrote the forward to the book. so the two share being an author too as well. >> we want the olympics to start tomorrow. >> and so in about five minutes, we will be peppering jeff ranieri for the forecast. >> we will have everything covered. of course we will also have another update in case you missed it on hurricane irma and right now our own tropical moisture that we are dealing with. not a storm that is going to redevelop. counterclockwise circulation that is still producing humidity across the bay area. more of that on my extended forecast. the other layer we want to bring you to is the fog is starting to come back. so that of course is going to come into play for tomorrow morn's forecast. not nearly as sunnae to start. 65. and try valley partly cloudy at 66. san francisco with a little bit of drizzle and 62 degrees. we will eventually clear out throughout most of the interior valleys to a sunny sky by 1:00 p.m. but check this out, by seven and 8:00 tomorrow night, more clouds beginning to move back in. so in t

thank you kristi. >>> tonight at 6:00 a threat to san jose's eye in the sky. sj pd is looking to replace its aging police helicopter. we'll tell you how this could impact regular police operations. nbc bay area robert hand an has the story. >>> a lot of kids mow neighbors lawns to make money. one of them land add great gig, the white house. >> wow. >> that's 11-year-old frank yekio of the virginia. he got the job after writing a letter to president trump saying it would be his honor. he added he would do it for free when he normally charges $8 for his neighbor's lawn. >> wow. >> frank was so focused you see that in the beginning he didn't notice the president was talking to him then they got him posed for a photo great job the president said. >> making the lawn great again. >> looks fabulous so nicely man cured. >> heading into the weekend bloo we got you covered. take you outside again a look here in san jose. you can see the blue sky with us. a very comfortable 77. temperatures dropping to 67 at 8:00 p.m. tonight. what about the weekend? we got two events fo

kristi kwame gu kristi yamaguchi knows what life is like for karen right now.was in her feet years ago. the two skated together as part of golden moment, an exhibition benefiting kristi's foundation always dream. a perfect opportunity to get some advice. >> did it feel different for her? did it feel different than all her other previous years? i'm sure it was stressful, but how did she manage to deal with it, because i'm going to have to go through the same sort of experiences. >> i haven't had to give much direction to her because she is so driven and dedicated, and just the talent is oozing out of her. >> reporter: karen says she grew up idolizing kristi, hoping to be just like her. she is now just one big win away from doing exactly that. >> good luck to her. that was garvin thomas reporting. garvin stis actually going to t winter olympics reporting live. he will also be posting updates behind the scenes with photos as well as videos on facebook. >>> we are getting a sense of how americans feel about the on-line economy. nbc news is breaking down the numbers

nbc bay area kristi smith is in hayward this evening and talked with the other driver who understandably is shaken up. kristi. >> reporter: that's right and hayward police are saying the man in the convertible was car jacked. we spoke with him. as you said he is shaken up. he says he worked for a car dealership he was running errands for enemy in his car when another driver hit that car jumped in and told him to go. >> screaming, running. >> he only wanted to give his name as nagen. offense behind the wheel in hayward when a man jumped in the car. the dramatic moment caught on tape. >> he was threatening me. >> with a gun, knife. >> he was just -- he was coming at me aggressively like fight me physically. >> nathan says it's a company car and he works at a dealership was running an errened when the man hit the car. in while in it he kept yelling. >> he was running me to run for him. i was just freaking out i didn't know what to do. >> he says he pulled over as soon as he saw police. >> they sought him as soon as i pulled up here. i don't know what happened after that. >> after speaking w

reporting live in san francisco, kristi smith, nbc bay area. >> thank you kristi. new at 5:00 tonight a jewelry theft in broad daylight worth almost $1 million. san francisco police are searching for the thieves. happened last month in around noon. police say someone broke the window of a cadillac sclad. and two took bags of jewelry. a 4 krairt earring and diamond and pearl neckless inside the bag. >>> tonight is the first evening of fall. that means things changing. leaves are falling around here. and snow is falling in lake tahoe. this is the road heading up to mount rose. that means we are in business. some guys playing around in the snow. >> happy friday. >> you guys too. >> and happy -- thank god now it's already fall. we're preoccupied about fall arriving. >> my favorite season. >> you're my junior meteorologist over here. i know a lot of folks are ready for fall to get here after the long hot summer. raj is on the right track process. hold on we have hotter weather in the hef sever-day forecast. weal take you outside to something different the weather underg

reporting live in berkeley, kristi smith nbc. >> thanks kristi. >>> another piece of the bay bridge coming down this weekend. caltrans plans to demolish one more under water pier. . they extremes the demolitions live online the agency says to expects traffic and b.a.r.t. delays between 9:30 and 11:30. it has a goal of finishing the demolition by november which would end it ahead of schedule. >>> london's famed network of security cameras could be why police tonight are optimistic they'll find the people behind the sush hour subway bombing in london. 29 people were injured in the fourth terror attack this year alone in london. most of the wounds were burns this photo shows the improvised bomb in a plastic bucket. the threat level is now raze four-door severe to critical. >> the public should expect to see extra police resources armed and unarmed on the streets. additional stop and search using krsht terrorism powers and potentially additional road checks. >> the islamic state group has claimed responsibility for the attack which is said to be -- which it said was carried out by an affiliate

kristy. >> john, south korea and the u.s. are increasing the military pressure on north korea. moon jae and donald trump spoke by phone monday. they agreed to release restrictions. barbara star has more on the south's show of. >> reporter: this live fire exercise by south korean forces a direct military response to the north's largest nuclear test. army and air forces simulating an attack on north korea's nuclear test site. even as north korea's settlement is shoot new threats to the u.s., including guam, one editorial saying every time the u.s. go crazy talking about zangs and war will become hundred and thousand time stronger. >> his abusive use of missiles and his nuclear threat show that he is begging for war. war is never something the united states wants, we don't want it now. >> reporter: life intentions pushing defense secretary james mattis to exactly where he never wants to be, center stage at the warehouse. >> sni threat to the united states territory including balm or our allies will be met with a massive military response, a response effect i have and overwhelming.

kristi smith joins us live. and the pictures look bad but cal osha says no reason to worry. >> reporter: certainly unexpected moments on the top of the fallest bblding in san francisco. a piece of equipment like a crane slumped and came to work on the metal work around the tower. this is called a roof-top mounted derick. they are called out to the building where the crane was already being dismantled. we're told during the process the crane slumped and came to rest on the ornamental metal outside the building. the build something not damaged. no one injured. cal osh an say they determined the roof mounted unit was stable. meaning while it may look scarey there is no danger that it would fall or further collapse. they did not see a need to investigate but will stay in contact with the operator as the rest derick is dismantled as scheduled. they say before that happens an engineer will approve the plan to get the repositioned. again at this point cal osha says there isn't any concern or danger of any sort of falli

kristi. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. his name was gus vardicanas 37 and people have been coming by sharing stories about his generosity, great sense of humor. but make no mistake. they are grieving and they want answers. >> it just broke my heart. just broke my heart. i can't believe it. >> gwen kaplan stopped by gus's community market after she got word that the friendly face she called gus was killed in a hitten hundred. >> just pennsylvania wonderful loving family. >> he went by the name of gus and opened three stores in the city. >> we came to get flowers to set up there. i don't know it's a tragedy. it really is. >> reuben works at a company office. he stopped by and brought flowers to leave near the area where gus was killed. the driver was speeding. >> i don't see how anybody would be going that rate of speed in that area. you know, i mean it's trafficked mainly by produce buyers at that time of the morning. he is there apparently at 1:00 a.m. in the morning most days of the week. buying produce. >> at this time w

kristy stratton: hi, my name is kristy stratton. my name is bill stratton. we're in manchester, connecticut. the strattons are a humble, resilient family who have lived in their 1940s manchester home for 14 years. bill stratton (voiceover): my wife kristy, everything you can ask for, she'll do anything for you. she pretty much puts a priority to her family. she handles a lot. she takes on a lot. there's not much that she can't do. yeah, i know. we'll fix it. all right, let's go fix it. kirsty stratton (voiceover): bill is a loving, caring person. he just has a heart of gold. he's just a dedicated father.

and i love kristi yamaguchi.he does so much for the community. >> we are just starting a long heat wave. what to expect this weekend. >>> businesses in santa cruz is gearing up for a busy weekend. what you need to know before you head to the beach this weekend. a heat wave so intense -- not even the coast is safe from the >>> right now at 6:30, record breaking heat across the bay area. not even the coast is safe from the sweltering temperatures. we are under a micro climate alert across the bay area. >> san francisco hottest temp ever recorded in the city. 106. many people got this alert on their phone warned of the heat advisory and linked to info about cooling centers. we start with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. jeff, talk about those records. >> all stacking up across the bay area. take a look at some of the records that you know have not seen temperatures this hot in decades. and you can see santa rosa hit 110 today. old record was in 1955 an rafael. and oakland airport hit 101 and that old record was bac

hopefully they caught him. >> okay kristi smith reporting there in hayward.can watch the raw video of the chase, the car jacking and arrest we post to do at nbcbayarea.com. >> hit-and-run driver found only not who they expected. they tracked down the owner of the smart car that struck a three-year-old leaching the child in critical condition. it it turns out the owner wasn't at the wheel. police say it was a 19-year-old woman. jodi hernandez broke the news on twitter a few hours ago. jodi this story hasqyvúÑ a huge twist. >> reporter: it is quite a twist, jessica. richmond police say the ownerq?f that red smart car had no clue his carn!5& was involved. tonight they say the hit-and-run driver was a 19-year-old sand pablo woman who works at ray auto shop where the car was beingb"repaired. >> right now she is under arrest. and -backed for felony hit-and-run. >> richmond say the hit-and-run driver cannibinol responsible for injuring the 3-year-old was in in custody. the owner had no idea his car was involved. they say he had dropped the car off at a richmond aut

raiders won the home fashio all the fans cleared out and the a's are getting close to nbc bay area's kristi smith is teams. >> they kicked off the home >> nothing like raider football. >> the season ticket holder >> we are thinking about getting a couple of tickets. >> i remember the first game >> darlene is a long time they will share the coliseum in she calls that ideas. >> it's very small. in the center. that makes it easier for people. i'm still hoping that the defini >> would see the a's and a's. >> in 2012 when the a's clinched the al west. they played the rangers and they >> the afc championship >> the season ticket holder >> key will keep fighting here news. >> a celebration of open streets >> the opening ceremony for viva calle happened and seven miles there crowds out there today. people walked with their pets the creators of pokemon go or just play. outsid they let the choir sing >> still ahead, an unexpected >> the unexpected ride to rescue the animal. >> mid 70 no, sir san jose, but shower change ahead in the forecast >> one of the tweets on the presid feed is garnering a it sp

. >> reporter: vincent was at sap while performing with a dozen other elite skaters as part of kristihi's golden moment. but while vincent may struggle to truly believe he belongs in this group, they sure as heck don't. >> i mean when a skater steps on the ice, you know how good they're going toen. they don't have to do anything. >> reporter: 1988 gold medalist brian boy taitano has been mentg vincent. while vincent has already seen great success, he's the reigning junior world champion and runner-up at last year's u.s. national championships, brian is someone who knows what it takes to go even higher. >> where i'm most valuable is little nuances, little nuances that i've learned that they don't know yet. >> to have the person who i grew up watching on youtube every single night, to be able to have him with me now and be able to talk to him, it's crazy. >> reporter: vincent says brian is just the latest in a long line of people who have helped him pursue what he calls his farfetched dream of being an olympic champion. a dream that may not be so farfetched after all. now, of course it

they had kristi and david, and hugh hefner worked in the subscription department of the eschar magazine until 1952. he resigned to start his own publication and with only $10,000 he published the first issue of playboy which was a nude marilyn monroe on the cover. >> the female ideal in women's magazines was like someone's older sister, and even the young women were wearing girdles and had those bullet bra's. playboy went for the girl next- door natural look. >> reporter:'s marriage him and it ended -- his marriage ended and in 1974 he packed up and headed west moving into the 22,000 square foot house that became his infamous residence for the swinging parties. 40 years after his first wedding, the ultimate bachelor took the plunge again marrying the playmate kimberly conrad. they had two children, and divorced amicably in 1998. playboy reached the 50th answer bursary -- anniversary and hefner makes the most of it with a string of young beauties on his arm. >> i grew up in a more romantic time and i remiss to the end of the romanticism and i think the younger generation misses it as wel

check out the video tweets and photos from kristi smith as well as the raw footage from demonstrations>> happening today, councilmembers are set to raise the minimum wage. the proposal would increase it to $15 an hour before the state requires it. california's minimum wage is set to increase a little each year, reaching that $15 mark by 2023. if they approve the proposal, redwood city workers would hit that as early as 2019. we do not expect a vote tonight. >>> more details now. overnight, we looked at the impact of raising minimum wage at restaurants. they found the higher the living wage in san francisco, it will force some restaurants out of business. the closings were among lower rated restaurants. san francisco's minimum wage, which is $13 per hour is leading to fewer new restaurant openings. >>> 4:35. sam transis getting holds of another city to ease congestion on the dumbarton proposal. to want's meeting is at the menlo park senior center at 6:30. >>> new this morning, we are getting an update on the progress to stop erosion at surfers beach at half-moon bay. crews are slowly dr

daily kristie it to me i'm saying only you found your answer can until somebody. some want to be one of them on his or the asylum in need it gentlemen is in n.z. the need to punish and continue to want an enormous. damage control chock full of it. why did she tell somebody who taught. him to study is all. what we have learnt is that if you are in a situation of low growth even the recession austerity is a very bad idea it doesn't work and it makes millions of people very unhappy those who are unemployed see their wages decline it has been misery and as a result in the eurozone the countries of the eurozone have been doing much less well in terms of mark wikinomics developments of growth unemployment the. countries outside the eurozone. believes. collapse. at least a year yet a lot of the economy. the only and the most likely to blow up if he's going to talk to me. was that daniel could have. to do the same. then you do and he's welcome by the people. to see what you are doing a choice. he did before the kilometers i mean. the school pretty clearly going to me abou

behind the camera recording is kristy, and she is sobbing as well. >> not a dry eye in the room. >> and how awesome that the whole family was able to be there and see that and just be reminded of how important your family is, how important love is. just don't let that slip away. >> yeah. >>> broad daylight. a poor elderly man knocked to the ground and a younger man standing over the top of him with a huge knife just rifling through his pockets. >> metsssed up, man. >> the person with the camera is up on a higher floor. and the guy with the knife pulls out a wad of paper and that's about it. the guy is like leave me alone. good news is that guy did not get away. police do have him in custody while the investigation is ongoing. >> that's a good thing he's off the streets. >> now here we have a small, blue hatchback parked in an alleyway. guy gets out, runs down the street. and quickly comes running back with somebody chasing after him. that blue car takes off. now both men running after that car before the guy in back falls and collapses on the street. >> now, i'm assuming the guy with th

. - [farts] [laughing maniacally] captioning by kristi at captionmax www.captionmax.com >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! thank you so much! thank you, everybody! i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight star of "the lego ninjago movie," olivia munn is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) but let's get right to it because, if you haven't heard, one of the trump sons is going solo. >> donald trump, jr. is giving up secret service protection. now, the president's eldest son elected to forgo this service. trump, jr. lives in new york city, works at the trump organization, avid camper and hunter and says he wants more privacy than he can get with a bunch of agents following him. >> trevor: i love as donald, jr. is giving up security, they're reporting exactly where he will be and when. ( laughter ) donald trump, jr. will no longer be protected. he won't be protected when he was at work in trump tower, new york city or home on sutton place. and this is

kristie. but this time around they call it something of an added benefit they charismatic and photogenic leader has appeared front and center however he does appear to have lifted so of his migration policy right out of the alternative think jodi playbook if these prevails refugees must return prisoners such human rights to choose a new place in the world i'm not being harsh this is realism speaking she told form a dot com entrepreneur has been to by some as a potential next foreign minister should angle of a joint in a coalition with them but one thing the a.f. did may prove to be a wise move as he looks to shore up his own party's position basically this is just a political maneuver to get more voters from this from this side of the spectrum f.t.p.'s at the moment constantly collecting in all kind of fields voters for example with all these digital subjects they took all these photos which are coming like more from the digital natives area and now with this new statement about refugees they

. >> seth meyers hosted jake tapper and gwendalyn kristy, you may know from "game of thrones."night airs after midnight, you can watch highlights from the show online. people like us on our schedule, we have to watch it after the fact. >>> fall makes anybody want to get ready for school, even if you're not in for everybody, including adults. could be the knonostalgia of it all. researchers say it is simply an engrained habit. we prepared for so many years, still get that back to school feeling. you're not alone if preparing new clothes, supplies, goals for the school year along with your kids. >> i totally feel this way. i do. get my calendar ready, go back to gym, read these books. >> never layout clothes. >> you have to layout clothes. otherwise you get dressed in the dark and it could end disastrous. >>> if you're thinking about what to get kids for christmas, here you go. mu version of hatch a moles is coming. >> you have to search for these things. it was the hottest toy of last year's holiday season. the new version is called hatch a mole surprise. surprise us with how mu

on friday our own kristi smith learned the worse area for traffic is on the 101/280 interchange in san francisco a and going toward the bay bridge into the east bay. the new report from the mtc released today backs up our data. as for the number two 2 westbound 80 in san francisco. coming the other direction here. the area is known sloan most of the day. number 3 on the list, the evening commute on southbound 101 from mounen view into the south bay into san jose. and number four the evening commute on northbound 680 from mission boulevard in fremont into sonole. >> an unarmed man shot and killed by police. in the south bay. the reason they gave today for opening fire. >>> and organizers of freiheit speech week in berkeley say berkeley is trying to sabotage them. why the school says the organizers of the event are doing the damage themselves. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri, a cool and comfortable 73 right now in san jose. more where that came from. tracking three systems. i'll let you know of the possibility of few showers at 5:20 tonight. >>> if you've been reading the press over t

kristie. but this time around they call it something of an added benefit they get on charismatic and photogenic leader has appeared front and center of the campaign however he does appear to have lifted sort of his migration policy right out of the alternative think jodi playbook if peace prevails refugees must return there's no such human right for cheese in your place in the world i'm not being harsh this is realism speaking to teacher old school but dot com entrepreneur is big to buy so much as a potential next foreign minister should angle of a joint in a coalition with them but one thing the a.f. did may prove to be a wise move as he looks to shore up his own party's position basically this is just political maneuver to get more voters from this from this side of the spectrum f.t.p.'s at the moment constantly collecting in all kind of fields voters for example with all these digital subjects they took all these photos which are coming like more from the digital natives area and now with t

kristi yamaguchi is hosting golden moment at the@n center? san jose. the skating exhibition supports childhood lit rayty subpoena among those karen chen, the reigning u.s. national champion skbloo i think what karen has which is very special is her ability to really perform. and measure merize an audience. when you combine that with her power and speed on the ice it's captivating. >> and she is going for the winter olympic in pyongyang. and the team will be chosen after the national champions in february. that will be in san jose. >> johnny cueto back on the mount with the giants and the roster cup continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow! nice outfit. when i grow up, i'm going to mars. we're working on that. some people know how far they want to go. a personalized financial strategy can help you get them there. see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> well if you've been to at&t park for a giants night game, chances are you had to bundle up. >> not tonight. the temperature at first pitch, 93 degrees shatteri

guard kristi toliver knocked down three three pointers. mystics face minnesota next in the best of five semifinals matchup. >> they need more love. we rarely have any mystics highlights. >> if they win the championship they'll be talked about. >> all of a sudden they'll be our team. that bandwagon getting full. >> mike thomas here to talk weather. >> we're tracking the latest from irma, aur category one winds of 85 miles per hour. we're expecting another update shortly where we'll bring you the latest on what remains of it because it is a storm that will be falling apart. it was able to lose strength a lot faster. satellite and radar outside right now showing some clear skies, actually moon was big and bright out there. however, as we continue to stream through the morning we will start to see more clouds moving in from the south and a lot of this week will feature fe spinning around through the midwest. reagan national 58, dulles 50, bwi 52 degrees. it's light jacket weather out there. here's today's planner for the day some clouds by 11

you know threatening maybe and its own territorial waters at certain iran's region arlene flora's kristie it is on the rise and its network of alliances in the region is also is threatening in two thousand and eleven then secretary of state hillary clinton saw turkey as a steadfast u.s. ally and a regional counterbalance to iran iran would be badly miscalculating if they didn't look at the entire region and all of our presence in many countries in the region both in bases in training with nato allies like turkey. fast forward five years the iranian president hassan rouhani is received in one car with military honors and despite continuous u.s. sanctions on iran the iranian economy seems to be doing just fine so it's not very surprising that iranians aren't particularly bothered by donald trump's fiery rhetoric don we're not afraid and we have that have been since the beginning well you do you have been under sanctions for four decades and the people of iran are certainly not afraid now in fact sanctions have made iran more independent in many fields as history shows from president bush's

kristie i don't know actually said earlier this week if the idea is to use a common euro zone budget to set up a cash pipeline flowing from germany to other european states that's something we simply won't go along the exactly what i've just done to us know that that that is one other energy climate policy. diesel gate crisis those are the others those are some of the others. and of course refugees is perhaps the biggest but if we could just stay with the euro zone for the sake of that and is one reason why i'm probably more pessimistic than you that these negotiations can succeed. talk a little bit more broadly about what angle americal can and can't also chief on the international stage you said in your quotes at the top of the show that she is our last hope yeah the last hope for achieving warts and why the last she stands i mean is interesting right now her stature outside of germany especially in north america by the way is gigantic and even parts of asia it's only in germany that where we're close to her and we hear her in the original german where we're we consider weak no but

albert and anne wang, as well as michelle liu, kristi yamaguchi, and the peter yee family.e details, you can go to nbcbayarea.com. well done. next up, notre dame high school of san jose and its upcoming women of impact luncheon. stay with us. notre dame high school in san jose has a national reputation for creating and developing women of impact. so, appropriately, santa clara county's oldest school is having a luncheon to celebrate women of impact. with me now to talk about it is deenna holohan, director of college counseling, and also with us is pearlin liu, a student at notre dame high school. welcome to the show. deenna holohan: thank you so much for having us. robert: give us a brief history of notre dame. deenna: sure, notre dame is the oldest young women's institution west of the mississippi, founded in 1851. we're a catholic high school with about 100--about 650 students. and our focus and foundation has always been social justice issues. and one of the fantastic things about being a young women's institution is that all of our young women get to be leaders. and all

. >> reporter: vincent was at sap while performing with a dozen other elite skaters as part of kristi yamaguchi golden moment. >> when a skater steps on the ice, you know how good they are going to be. okay. they are good. >> reporter: 1988 gold medallist bryan boitano has been mentoring vin vent. vin vent is the reigning junior champion and runner up of last year's junior championship. >> where i am most valuable is little nuances that i have learned that they don't know yet. >> to have the person who i grew up watching on youtube every single night to be able to have him with me now and be able to talk to him is crazy. >> reporter: bryan is just the latest in the long line of people who have helped him pursue what he calls his farfetched dream in being an olympic champion. a syndrome thdream that may not feshed after all. championships being held in january in san jose. garvin thomas. nbc bay area news. >> kari is here with your weekend outlook. >> it is so nice and sunny. temperatures comfortable too. no matter what you have planned, it is going to be perfect. we will talk about ev

the some of the crew members of course the writers and then the my in my scene far as i'm going on kristie we've become really good friends. lena headey i'm also chroma to choose on twitter what has been your favorite shooting location for game of thrones well there's a you know they have to broaden it is wonderful. in season three and it's just beautiful beautiful city right on the ocean spain and i mean all of the places belfast have a look at p. williamson on twitter do you watch game of thrones every week. no no i watch it when i can i am up to date do you watch dailies no no. no you know what you did. magna purple on twitter what was the worst or addition you ever had oh it's a few i think the worst one was it's kind of funny it was a. it was an american movie i flew out for this thing and i was told that i was going to meet the director there produces and i walked in and they had no idea it was coming but the casting director just told me to sit down and then she had one of those little cameras and she hit the camera as if she's turned it on and she said go ahead and i started my sce

. >>> welcome back to seoul, i'm kristie lu stout where we are monitoring claims that north korea successfullyted a hydrogen bomb. they've been working on icbms for quite some time now they claimed last year they had a miniature war head they could fit on a ballistic missile. it showed a spear cal device but whether it was a nuclear bomb that's unclear and then last year the north claimed to have successfully detonated a nuclear war head. and then in july the regime claimed to have conducted its first successful test of a intercontinental ballistic missile. and then saturday north state media claimed the country had developed its first hydrogen bomb releasing this photo of the same announcement. and then they tested a hydrogen bomb bomb on sunday, and the geological society said they felt the seismic. >> we spoke to someone earlier who said he believes there is a very high probability that yes, the north korean claim is correct, they have tested a hydrogen bomb, they have detonated its most powerful bomb yet. rosemary back to you. >>> i want to turn to the u.s. state of california more than 1,

they manage areas such as stinson beach, there was, kristi beach, and lands end. >>> it has been prettyice out there but is it going to last through the weekend? >> thankfully, the answer to that is yes. friday eve, got to get through the weekend, the weather will hold with blue skies and low humidity. no storms, no bad air quality, no record heat. we are just fine. highs today looking at the 80s in napa, that's about it. concord, 76. redwood city, you hit 75. fremont, 72, and san francisco, plenty of sunshine cleaning off of the salesforce tower right now but a chilly high of 66 degrees. lafayette art and wine festival up and down lafayette boulevard, saturday and sunday -- , sunny and mild. 80 degrees will be your temperature next weekend. and, the raiders home opener on kpix 5 is 1:00 kickoff, their hosting the just, they're going for 2-0, i think they will do it. mainly sunny, nice day for football. 71 degrees, your kickoff temperature. what change? pesky area of low temperature, still causing thunderstorms and rough weather around the low, it is no longer close to us. new area of l

they married in 1949 and had two children, and kristi became chairman and ceo of the playboy enterprises, and david. hugh hefner working the subscription department of the esquire magazine until 1952. he resigned to start his own publication with $10,000 and published the first issue of playboy with the nude marilyn monroe on the cover. >> when we began in 1953, the female ideal in women's magazines looked like someone's older sister. even the young women were wearing girdles and they had that bullet bra, and playboy went from the more natural girl next-door look. >> reporter:'s marriage ended in 1959 and hugh hefner converted the chicago townhouse mansion. >> come in and join us. >> reporter: in 1974 he packed up heading west, moving into the 22,000 square foot house in la that became the home base for the playboy empire and the infamous swimming -- swinging parties.>> reporter: 40 years after his first wedding, the ultimate bachelor took the plunge again and he married his playmate kimberly conrad. they had two children and divorced amicably in 1998. playboy reached the 50th anniversar

illinois, there he met his first wife mildred williams , they married in 1949 and had 2 children, kristi who became chairman and ceo of playboy enterprises and david. half worked in the subscription department of esquire magazine until 1952 when he resigned to start his own publication. with only $10,000 he published the first issue of playboy , a nude marilyn monroe on the cover. >> when it began in 1953, the female ideal in women's magazines look like someone's older sister and they were girdles, even young women were girdles and corsets, bullet bras, and playboy went for a much more natural, girl next- door luck.>> reporter: his marriage ended in 1959 and hef converted his chicago townhouse into the original playboy mansion . >> we will have a screing party we hope you'll join us. >>> in 1974 he packed up and headed west moving into the 22,000 square-foot house in la that became home base for the playboy empire in his infamous swinging parties. >> the later 90s in the new millennium, a re-celebration in terms of life.>> reporter: 40 years after his first wedding the ultimate bachelor

while performing with a dozen other elite skaters as part of kristie yamaguchi's golden moment, but whileincent may struggle to truly believe he belongs in this group, they sure as heck don't. >> when a skater steps on its ice you know how good they're going to be. they don't have to do anything. you're like okay they're good. >> reporter: 1988 gold medalist brian boitano has been mentoring vincent. and while vincent has already seen great success, he's the reigning junior world champion and runner-up at last year's u.s. national championships, brian is someone who knows what it takes to go even higher. >> where i'm most valuable is little nuances, little nuances that i've learned that they don't know yet. >> to have a person who i grew up watching on youtube every single night, to be able to, you know, have him with me now and be able to talk to him, it's crazy. >> reporter: sin vent says brian though is just the latest in a long line of people who have helped him pursue what he calls his far-fetched dream of being an olympic champion, a dream that may not be so far-fetched after all. no

gold medallist and bay area native kristi yamaguchi is hosting "golden moment." some tickets are still available. the skating exhibition benefits yamaguchi's always dream foundation which supports childhood literacy. among those performing, karen chen of fremont. the 18-year-old is the reigning u.s. national champion. >> i think what karen has, which is very special, is her ability to really perform and mesmerize an audience. she has incredible artistry and i think when you combine that with her power and speed that she has on the ice, it's captivating. >> the u.s. olympic team will be chosen after the national championships in january. that competition will be held in san jose. >>> and sticking with sports for a second, the as aren't home until monday but the giants do play at home at at&t park today. our very own "today in the bay" morning anchor marcus washington is singing the national anthem at this afternoon's game. so, we know that the sun will be out there. marcus will be out there. and it will be another hot day. >>> i hope marcus packs that baseball cap

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to the idea that even though a lot of rogue leaders will be there, justin trudeau among them, and kristiine lagarde, it comes down to it, the business leaders have become the adults in the room, called upon to do with what elected officials are not agree on. >> it is an interesting point. interest. enlightened in almost all of these cases, these are global ceo's is, not able to think just about their own backyard or country or region. they have think about what the environment is all around the world. >> we love it. jason kelly, bloomberg's new york blue -- bureau chief. you can watch tomorrow starting at it rock a.m. eastern, continuing throughout the day. >> it will be so exciting. there is a panel christine lagarde is moderating. the all-star panel will kick things off and then we will get to eventually more of the ceo's is her and megan murphy will be moderating one of the panels as well. >> tim cook, whom she has interviewed before. the relaunched under business week a couple of weeks ago. headlineset to the with mark crumpton. mark: thank you. as you are mentioning moment ago, a po

i'm kristie lu stodon lemon. we have big stories for you tonight.resident trump doubling down on his war with the nfl, telling his base exactly what they want to hear. >> i think the nfl is in a really bad box. you look at what's happening with their ratings, frankly the only thing doing well is the pregame because everybody wants to see what's going on. the nfl is in a very bad box. you cannot have people disrespecting our national anth anthem, our flag, our country and that's what they're doing. in my opinion, the nfl has to change or you know what's going to happen, their business is going to go to hell. we have to respect our national anthem, we have to respect our country and they're not respecting our country. and most importantly, the fans agree with me. i mean, largely the fans agree. we have to show total respect for our national anthem, for our flag, for our country we have to do it. >> that has more than 3 million mesh citizens in puerto rico are desperately trying to survive the aftermath of hurricane maria. we'll discuss that but first

guard kristi toliver knocked down nine 3-pointers to finish with 32 points.ve matchup. >> i have a funny mystics story. my husband's respect was do you know the nfl is on. i wish them more victories but it was just funny. >> short of overshadowed by the first week of the nfl. >> way to go mystics. >> somebody's got to represent. >> and the nats. >> we know what always comes next. >> i don't like that negative talk. >> new year. they're bound to get it done eventually. >> some be is. >> let's get to the forecast. yeah, go mystics. 58 degrees outside in washington, a cool fall-like morning. there are not in the suburbs. there's satellite and radar. not too much happening overhead right now. we have some clouds up through southern virginia. those are associated as i pull out here, you can see with irma which is spinning up through florida, category one storm still but not too far away from losing hurricane status. winds of only 75 miles an hour this morning. a lot of heavy rain and still a tornado risk. that red outlined box is a tornado watch and that tornado w

kristie to project coming up with the football world cup as well so it was just something that's been a real disaster for them. so what's next for mr we think he could be deported from the u.s. . i see that russia right now asking for but as i understand it we don't have a formal extradition treaty with the u.s. about that with immediately make it quite difficult. they may be actually just using the process as is common with the russian regime to try to discredit in. the second problem even if they did manage to get. to a court of lower in the u.s. to name to be extradited as they would probably have to to prove to the satisfaction of the judge that mr rich would get a fair trial in russia which i think any objective observer of the russian political scene would would say the chances of that happening at basically zero so i think it would be very difficult for. russia to get mr zero chunk of extraditing night i guess i hope for his sake that doesn't happen because it would it would be in a very difficult situation if you if you went back. ok. former diplomat at the british embassy in

on the line is kristi davison who fled her home in tampa with her children and pets.n and access the damage. is the feeling now the worst is over? very much so. ironically, i think our damage here in orlando is worse than what i am hearing from my neighbourhood at home. we have no power here in orlando and trees are down. roads are blocked. at home, a p pa re ntly down. roads are blocked. at home, apparently electricity never went off in my house. that is the gamble you make. you never know if you should stay or go. luckily, everybody is safe and fine and it is still very windy here. we are just seeing some pictures that you took showing the wind and the results of it. iam intrigued. you have a showing the wind and the results of it. i am intrigued. you have a dog, two cats and two ferrets, is that right? that is correct. my friend had her two sons and we also brought her 99—year—old mother—in—law so we had quite the caravan to orlando, trying to get to a comfortable place in case it would be bad in south tampa. we could not deal with incoming water in those circumsta

kristy. >> john, south korea and the u.s. are increasing the military pressure on north korea.ke by phone monday. they