areas. these areas are nice areas. when they're going into those areas, that this is going to be a good deal. >> reporter: police say the suspect as peer clean-cut and convincing but craigslist consumers should be aware. always exchange items in the daytime and in populated areas. >> i hope i find these people very soon. this message is for all the community live in bay area. very careful. very careful. some people is very bad people. >> in oakland, cheryl herd, nbc 5 bay area news. not old enough to buy cigarettes but old enough to pick tobacco in the fields, the plight of children as young as 12, not in a third-world country but here in the eyes. >> last night we showed you migrant children in our own backyard are working the fields picking the fruits and vegetables you feed your children. tonight, the investigative unit traveled across the country to find children laboring in tobacco fields in north carolina. investigative reporter steven stock is back with the danger they face and why their own families team powerless to stop it. >> advocates say they pulled children as young as 9 years old out of these tobacco fields in north carolina and the international group human rights group found children young her the fruits and vegetable fields working coast to coast to help their parents earn enough money necessary to survive. in the fields of eastern north carolina, this is what they call topping. hidden cameras follow the workers down the roads of tobacco. documenting the skill it takes to quickly and effectively take the flower off the top of the plant. >> you do it without gloves? >> yes. >> how old are you? >> 14. >> like all the young workers we followed in north carolina and california during our investigation, we're not revealing this teenager's real name or the exact location of where she works. and in this case, for extra protection, we're hiding her face to prevent retaliation. later, the teen changes her story, reveals that she's actually only 13 years old. then, there is this girl who we'll call maria. maria described how her mother first prepared her to talk tobacco all to help out with the family's finances. >> she told me -- don't yank the flower off. stuff like that. >> farmer families typically follow the harvest. >> the association of farm worker opportunity programs has been following working families in agriculture all her life. she was once a migrant child farm worker, too. >> we would have kids that are working in, for example, the tobacco harvest, where it's perfectly legal for a 12-year-old to be working out there, harvesting tobacco to use for an unlimited amount of hours, despite the fact that they're absorbing high levels of nicotine through their skin, which would be the equivalent to about 12 cigarettes a day. >> do you think it's okay forring children to work in the tobacco fields as the adults do? >> no. >> reporter: those that supervise the work like this field boss say they don't approve of children working in these fields. this man insists if it happens it's without his knowledge and that the children misrepresent their age. >> they come here yesterday. >> you don't pay any children to work here. >> no, only the workers. >> in fact, some of the young workers admit they lie about their age and hide from the bosses in order to keep on working to keep on contributing to the family's income. >> what's the properappropriate for a person to work in the field? >> 18? >> 18. >> uh-huh. >> no less than 18 years old? >> little boys, we don't need little boys here. >> but it's hard to miss a 5-year-old in the field or mistake him for an adult. >> 5 years old? >> yes. >> where? >> a 5-year-old who this fooled worker and native north carolina resident says he's seen personally working the tobacco fields around keenansville. >> it's lie e like a mac truck. 5 years old! >> like a knick truck, 5 years old! like a mac truck, 5 years old. our connections said after the crews left the fields there there were death threats against some of the workers in the area. that's why we're kbg extra careful to protect the exact locations and identities of those young workers and their families. as we were preparing this story we asked u.s. secretary of labor, hilda so all right,lice with us but she was u was not age to. we'll try to get her to talk about this and get a reaction to what we discovered about children working in our fields. guys? >> steven, keep us posted. that's right. if you have a tip for our investigative unit call us at the number on your screen. send us an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. a doctor's laptop vanishes and now hundreds of stanford hospital patientses are being warned personal information may have ended up in the wrong hands. ufrts officials say someone stole the password protected computer last month with patient medical on it and there's also tracking software and hospitals say the's no evidence that 'private information has been accessed. patients with information are urged to come forward. we put the contact information on our website, nbcbayarea.com. just search for stanford data breach. week one of the 2012 london games wrapping up and we've seen new world records. major upsets and lots of controversy. >> one of the biggest highlights, the winning performances of our bay you're athletes taking home lots of medals raj is in london. one week under the belt? >> it sounds crazy. we're heading to the final stretch here. a rainy saturday morning here in london. the sun is trying to poke through. one of the best storylines today wire talking about a mother/daughter team. a lot of mom's are out here to support their children in the olympics. this mom is unique. she's here to work. she's a statistician for us here at nbc while her daughter is diving. 26-year-old cassidy krug, phenomenal. she lives on the peninsula and she's a stanford grad. a good opening prooirms. krug advances to the semifinals today or the semifinals if she's lucky enough or fortunate enough she'll advance to the finals on sunday. now how about the hot ticket of the night? the swim something the a-list was poolside. we're talking basketball star lebron james, also here to cheer, will and kate. a very royal affair. everyone cheering for the world record. how could you not? the colorado teenager, missy franklin wins gold in the 200 backstroke and not just here in london. we'll see missy franklin, presumably, 17 areas old, likely to see her in 2016 at the brazil olympics. right now the 200 backstroke she wins gold. hours from now is a big retirement. michael phelps retires his final event here in london a few hours from now. we asked another olympic legend, natalie coglko coglin. >> i've known him his whole career. i think we take him for granted. there's been talk that he hadn't swum as well as he could have at these games and i completely disagree. he just sets the bar so high in beijing with these eight gold medals that i don't think that will ever be passed. >> probably not. from natalie coglin and here is phelps, not quite beijing but london has been phenomenal and he wins gold in his final individual events. he was in seventh place at one point and finished in first. the 100 butterfly. he essentially retires today, saturday, here in london. his final event, the 400 medley relay. our coverage isn't done. ahead, a british olympic star who admittedly had a little too much to drink. we'll see you in a few minutes. back to you. >> and raj will be back with his one-on-one interview with olympic star ryan lochte. and a "new york times" interview stirring up controversy for oakland mayor. find out why she says the author got it wrong. and the rabies scare in the bay area. the neighborhoods being warned. and good evening. i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay you're weather center. showers across southern california. this may bring some lightning strikes in northern california. we'll track that and talk more about this cooler weather you'll see right here for the south bay in a few minutes. tonight, she said she's explaining how others perceive the incident. the article's writer says it's all on tape and it's rigorously fact checked as all of our stories are. mosquitos and spider bites are bad enough bup this is one bite you don't want. the city of fremont is mailing out letters warning residents of rabid fats. bay area gene elly tells us after the recent discovery of two rabid bats. >> alameda county found rabid bats in berkeley this year. the most recent disease bat was found here in fremont. and now, warning letters are arriving in the mail. >> we've seen bats. i've been on the deck and in the evening and we've had them flying around before. >> mayor lichb says bats are part of the scenery in fremont and didn't worry about them until now. a letter from alameda county health care services arrived in the mail on friday warning people in fremont about recently recovered rabid bats. the warning has her wonderingbility an encounter she had a few months ago. >> i think the cat might have knocked him down because he was just down right where you open the door. you know? so i didn't even know if he was still alive and i just got something and i swishes it off and he took off. >> with a rabid bat confirmed in the area, health firms are urging people not to handle them. even if they're dead. and to keep kids and pets away from the animals. she says her dog, charlie, is now under close watch and the cat is no longer allowed outside. >> no, we won't let him out now. we'll keep him in. >> health officials warn to keep an eye out for other wild live like skurngs and squirrels that may be acting unusual. the animals could be infected with the contagious disease. ready to take a gamble after a series of delays and false starts, san jose has announced it's aofficial opening date. 8:00 a.m. on 8-8 at 8:00. the $50 million facility has faced several delays. the entire first floor, complete with restaurants and bars, opens on wednesday. our oiming coverage continues tonight. it's been a memorable week filled with tears of joy and despa despair. >> raj is live in london with highlights and there have been a lot of highlights? >> reporter: there have. we'll check in with ryan lochte. would he want to spend his birthday with us? probably not. but to his credit, he said, sure, i'll come by for a quick interview. we chatted with lochte that dropped by our morning show on his 28th birthday for a live interview and we asked him now that he's finished competing in london what he's going to do next? >> i'm taking a vacation. i haven't had a vacation ever since i was in high school. so it's been a while. and i definitely want to go to bally. >> he's going to go to ba bally and he said he might to california, the l.a. area. a big star of these london olympics. five medals in all and having great time here in london. we're seeing all sorts of sights and sounds when we walk around and it's not just the olympians. but family members and people from the bay area. here are some of the most notable images we've seen in the last 24 or 48 hours. we'll start with british cycling champion, bradley wiggins. he said, quote, he was getting blind drunk after he won his gold medal. he tweeted out a picture at st. paul's cathedral as he partied through the night. they love him here. image two, stars and stripes in spandex. this is nick in and kendall miller from san leandro. they are brother and sister from san leandro. nick is aid student at st. mary's. and breaking news where the london evening standard, they are cheering for our coanchor, jessica aguirre. >> look at those abs on your body. >> i know. i didn't want to brag about my abs but that is me, thank you. >> i didn't want to go there. i didn't want to go there. i let you guys take it away. go, jess, go. friday night's headline of the "london evening standard." i assume they're talking about jessica aguirre. we picked up a copy. back to you. >> a little scoop. >> they love you here. >> i know. i'm beloved by the british people. >> thank you, raj. >> have a gram u great weekend. >> see you later. speaking of the weekend, it is here and we'll check the forecast with jeff ranieri ew. i have a lot of crunches to do, jeff, i need sunshine. >> you're always busy in between the newscasts. getting our exercise. here's a look at your satellite and radar picture. an unusual picture for all of us. not totally rare to get showers across the bay area but we're tracking a system in southern california where we may get a small piece of that as we head into saturday and also, for sunday. we'll explain more on that coming up. right now it's all about the cold weather in the north bay. upper 40s and low 50s right now. likely to mid 40s around wine country and then 61 in sunnyvale and 60 in san jose. live hd skycam are network and we're fogged in. this is down on the san francisco. we'll have drizzle for the morning hours and even right against the coastline, it's going to be extremely low visibility. we don't have airport delays right now but if you're flying out tomorrow morning, you do want to check those flights and early. we're heading into a morning that we could have certainly, several flight delays. not only in san francisco but oakland and maybe san jose. over the next 48 hours, no major storm system. we noted moisture from the south but it's all about the jet stream pattern in the next few days continuing to moderate. the foggy breeze in place and keeps temperatures about 10 to 20 degrees cooler than what we had earlier when the east bay was close to 100 degrees. no 70s or 80s at the kwlooirn. just 50s and 60s and widespread fog. the entire your valley things go down. 70s and also, for 80s. let's get you into the fall picture for the morning. not only the coastline and marin and the peninsula like we niermly have but for the east bay, low clouds. one of the cloudiest days of the week. a few windows of sunshine and by 2:00 p.m., low cloud cover lingering around and then as we head into the evening hours, if you're traveling up to the sierra, we're noting potential of showers and thunderstorms that may produce a few stray lightning strike in the east bay hills and for the south bay that will increase our fire danger so keep your eyes to the sky on saturday. also for sunday, some lightning strikes that may come our way. otherwise, 83 in dublin. 8 0e in danville. a remarkable drop from two days ago when temperatures were close to 100. 66 in san francisco. blustery at the coastline so bring your jacket if you're headed anywhere near san francisco. saturday, track & field gets going with a slight chance of showers and temperatures near 70 and a chance of showers as we head to sunday and then sunshine for monday and tuesday in london. from northern california as we head to this weekend, participating in the high squlump it will be jesse williams from modesto, 7.8 feet in the 1996 games in atlanta. jesse, you can beat that. you just need a 7.9. that's it. >> just h jump that high. >> and a number will jump a little higher as we head to next week. >> too bad you can't wire springs in your shoes. >> that would be nice. >> it might be cheating. >> thanks, jeff. >> you, too. same-sex couples respond to the chick-fil-a controversy. a frightening sight in san francisco's financial district. this photo shows a car sandwiched in between a bus and a trolley. three people are recovering from minor injuries. the accident happened near the embarcadero on market and 1st after noon. no cause of the crash or who's at fault. a public display of affection and a protest all roll nootd one. >> tonight supporters of gay marriage converged on chick-fil-a franchises for a kiss-in. >> you. >> the san francisco couple kissed in front of the chick-fil-a to oppose the anti-gay stance. this demonstration comes two days after chick-fil-a appreciation day which drew long lines of people who support his support of prop 8. the giants try to get back on the winning track. they could reach a iraqi mountain high in denver. that's next in sports. welcome back to nbc bay area. the giants loss is 7 of their last 8 games heading to friday night's contest against the rockies in colorado. maybe a little road trip could help fix things. let's look at the highlights. ryan vogelsong, 2.22 earned run average. best in majors headed into this game. vmplt ogey had strikeout stuff early. carlos gonzalez, looking. rosario swinging and vogelsong's 7 in 6.3 innings. top of the eighth, 10-4, giants. look out, buster posey. three-run homer and the giants trash the rockies. 16-4. over to the blue jays and as we pick this one up in the bottom of the 15th inning. coco crisp hits the fly ball to center and jemile turns on the jets at the plate. the a's walk off again as winners. 5-4 is your final. jessica, janelle, this is like one of those things that's going on. it's taking too long for this team to win. -- >> he's so excited we can't hear him. >> he's wrooimpbed the maximum decibel of loudness. >> he flu off the mic. >> we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every day we are doing our best, to make sure they are at their best. before they move us, we move them. proud to fly team usa for over 30 years. united. an unspecificed hawaiian vacation for a northern fur seal. they don't know how it ended up in oahu. it's dated to alaska, russia and the bay area so today the seal was flown to the bay area and she's been named golden missy after olympic swimmer, missy franklin. before we go an important note regarding tomorrow's olympic coverage. olympic tennis gold medal matches are broadcast live. live, live, live, with coverage beginning at 6:00 a.m. then we hope you join us for a special 3:00 edition of the weekend nbc bay you're news broadcast. there's a lot of stuff going on tomorrow. i know you're going to be glued to the tv. >> starting the tennis, sarena williams and maria sharapova. u.s. men's wiert polo and michael phelps swims in his final race before retiring. and then we've been talking about the south african double amputee, he's going to make ace olympic debut in the 400 meter qualifies heat. so a lot of track & field tomorrow as well. >> and he's not expected to do that well. it's just the fact that you have this person who is undergone so much adversity and now he'll be such a huge example for the whole world p whole world. >> i'll be here for the 3:00 p.m. show we'll be covering the olympic notes and the weather will be a result cooler here back in the bay area with 80s inland and 70s by the bay and 60s up the coast. warmer on monday, tuesday and also, for wednesday. and i even know on sunday, we have those individual gymnastics coming up, too. so we're not totally done with gymnastics just yet. >> we can win some individual medals. >> it's exciting. >> it's been a great, great week. thank you for shiering it with us. we'll see you next week for more on the bay. have a great weekend! welcome back to continuing coverage of the games of the xxx olympiad. from our studios in london, mary carillo. >> the olympic rings and the olympic spirit illuminate the city of this night seven of the london games. hello again from our late night studio. coming up, a chat with katie ledecky, who at 15 is the youngest athlete in the u.s. delegation and who tonight won gold in the 800 meter freestyle. also, track and field and day one of the heptahalon. and, we'll preview the tennis finals with john mcenroe. but we begin tonight with track cycling. it's the finale of the men's team pursuit featuring a british foursome that already set a world record in qualifying. todd harris and paul sherwen had the call. >> the hottest ticket in town right now is inside the velodrome. it holds 6,000 officially, but there's plenty more than that to cheer on great britain. and there he is, the golden boy, bradley wiggins, tour de france champion and winner of the time trial. former prime minister tony blair in attendance, plenty of royals. bum these are the boys that really count. team great britain. >> they are the defending champions of the olympic games. the last time we had the olympic team pursuit, bradley wiggins was a member. >> the world record set last night, 3:52.499. this is the battle for gold. don't sleep on the australians.