Guilty to promoting prison contraband and admitted giving hand tools to richard sweat and david matt. The two set off an intense nationwide manhunt. Happening today in a local courtroom, a teenager charged with stabbing a 9yearold boy to death in his bed is back in court today. We could find out whether hes deemed competent to stand trial. Defense attorneys for 18yearold William Schultz say Mental Illness played a role in the stabbing of the third grader. Today a jury is going to listen as two independent evaluators testify on their assessment of the teen. Schultz was a friend of the familys and was staying over at their Discovery Bay house on the night of the stabbing. The teen has pleaded not guilty. Police in pet lialuma, man reported report di poured gas and then doused a nearby building in gas and tried to set it on fire. For is some reason the gasoline did not ignite. The man took off before police arrived. Just four days after pope francis canon iced junipero serra, the saint vandalized. Investigators say vandals took paint from the mission and used it to cover the toppled statue in the courtyard. They also scrawled the words, saint of genocide on one of the headstones. The popes canonizing of serra could be called controversial. Critics say serra was responsible for the mistreatment and even the deaths of native americans. But Mission Leaders say theyre going to take a cue from serras own outlook and move on. Father serras now saint serra. His mottos always forward, never back. So thats our adage here at the mission. So far police dont have any suspects in this case. According to Los Angeles Times the investigators are looking at the act as a hate crime because only the tombstones of europeans were defaced, those of native americans were left untouched. Meantime pope francis is back at the vatican this morning following his sixday trip to the u. S. And he stopped to receive cheers from hundreds of catholics, followers of other faiths, even atheists. Nbc bay areas jay gray has more on the mass that ended his visit. Reporter the images are just like the moment, overwhelming. Downtown philadelphia for the evening converted into a cathedral. Its amazing that the love and the closeness. Its unbelievable how inspiring. Reporter more than 800,000 celebrating mass with the holy father. Hes a wonderful person. Bringing a beautiful message. Reporter pope francis began his sixday american tour in the Nations Capital meeting with president obama then addressing a joint session of congress, the first pontiff ever afforded that honor. He continued to deftly navigate the tight rope between politics and religion as he traveled to new york speaking before the United Nations General Assembly. Francis addressing the most powerful leaders in the world. But still always taking time for the most as a ruvulnerable amon. It was those moments facetoface with the fateful that will define his historic visit. A ready smile, knowing glance, stopping his motorcade to bless the children, they were the tots francis seemed to cherish the most. Closing out his american tour in philadelphia focused on family, faith and service and offering one final blessing. May god bless you all. God bless america. Reporter jay gray, nbc news, philadelphia. Meantime now to decision 2016. Democratic president ial candidate hillary can clinton back in the bay area today. Shes kicking off her visit in the south bay with a reception in saratoga. Later in the day shell be in bev de belvedere. Tomorrow shell be at a breakfast in San Francisco. Tickets cost between 1,000 and 2,700 for each event. Clinton last visited the bay area last month for fundraisers in atherton and San Francisco. Meantime at the United Nations this morning president obama called for more cooperation to fight isis, but some say hes being outstaged by russian president vladimir puttin who put in is taking on isis as well. Steve handelsman. Reporter nobody likes to be embarrassed but that was the problem today at the General Assembly of this United Nations. He is not the leader who came here with the latest plan to save syria. President obama came to the United Nations to push for more cooperation to fight isis. And help stem the tide of refugees fleeing syrias civil war. The United States is prepared to work with any nation including russia and iran to resolve the conflict. Reporter but the president has been outmaneuvered, embarrassed by russian president Vladimir Putin who would learn today secretly has already made a deal that shuts out the usa. Putin got iran and iraq and the Assad Government in syria to join together with russia to fight isis by sharing intelligence, a critical function. That putin team could target u. S. Trained and funded antiassad, antiisis rebels and keep in power assad, who the u. S. Blames for spawning isis. If we cannot Work Together more effectively, we will all suffer the consequences. Reporter obama critics say we told you so. We have no strategy to pursue, so therefore we are surprised when Vladimir Putin exercises what is a very clear strategy. Reporter later today president obama meets oneonone with putin, their first facetoface in a year. Ukraine will be a topic, but now so will be putins bold move to dominate events in the middle east. Putin said yesterday hes not trying to reestablish russia as a super power. And he said, no, he does not believe u. S. President barack obama is weak in any way on foreign policy. Live at the u. N. , steve handelsman, nbc bay area news. Back to you. Steve, thank you very much. Up next at 11 00, a rare and spectacular event in the skies. A closer look at the treat for stargazers last night that people are still talking about this morning. Plus, controversy over the new movie about steve jobs. Why the filmmaker is apologizing coming up. Im meteorologist kari hall. The clouds are peeling back across parts of the bay area, but we keep the mild temperatures. Ill let you know how long that lasts coming up in the microclimate weather. Are you still waiting to change your bath tub . Not any more. When i finally did it, it changed everything only bath fitter can give you the new tub youve been waiting for, in as little as one day. With their unique tub over tub process. Isnt that amazing bath fitter will measure and make you a new custom bathtub that they install right over your existing one, without tearing out your old tub. What an innovative idea and every bath fitter installation is backed by their lifetime warranty, plus, 30 years of experience. Thats what got me. So i did it. 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Hundreds of homes burnt down and entire neighborhoods taken out. Middletown school was somehow spared. School officials have arranged for buses to pick up students staying in other parts of the lake county. In the meantime classes at cobb will be held in portable units set up behind the Middletown Middle School campus. Researchers from san jose state say hurricane linda may have played a large role in how fast the valley fire spread. The chronicle reports researchers think remnants of the storm brought unusually strong wind to the area right when the fire started and caused it to explode in size. The fire burned 40,000 acres in the first 12 urs. Now its burned more than 76,000 acres. But the good news it is 97 contained. People in lake, napa and sonoma counties banded together yesterday to support the victims of the valley fire. A huge turnout for the benefit concert at the Community Cultural center in annex. The musical lineup included all local talents. People who showed up say theyre in this fight together. The town is just pulling in and just helping those people affected by the fire. There are, you know, friends and relatives right close here, theyre our neighbors and we want to help them in every way we can. Money was raised from donations, silent auctions, raffles, food and refreshment sales. If you want to donate go to the Redwood Credit Union website and look for the valley fire fund. Okay. Did you get outside in time to take a look at what was sitting in the sky . A spectacular sight. The once in a generation event that just ended. Super moon coinciding with a lunar eclipse. Heres what the moon looked like last night. Our camera caught these beautiful pictures. Nbc bay areas Christie Smith got a closer look from the observatory. Reporter stargazers in the Oakland Hills were impressed with the rare moon. The hunt family stayed nearly to the end. Made it look kind of orange. And the bottom was like dark. It was really cool. Just to like see and know it doesnt happen that much. Reporter a combination not seen since 1982. A socalled super moon and lunar eclipse. It brought a sellout crowd to the space and Science Center for the moon. It will be 14 larger than it is when its farthest away from us. And it will be a lot brighter in color except we will get this eclipse which is going to cast a shadow on the moon. Reporter astronomers are out to explain and offer a closer look with telescopes, but this was visible with the naked eye. And drew people from all over the bay area. I didnt expect it to be that big and that round, like on the telescope it filled the whole lens. I think i was 17 maybe the last time this happened. So when i heard it was happening on my birthday i thought what a wonderful gift. Ive seen pictures of it but i never really imagined it would be like this cool. Reporter Christie Smith, nbc bay area news. All right. Got to wait another 20 years now. New at 22 00, a big announcement from nasa regarding the red planet. Potentially life giving liquid water flowing on the surface of mars. Thats what nasa Scientists Say they recently discovered. They say its not proof that theres life on mars but does give them hope of the possibility. Nasa held a briefing from washington just a few hours ago which everyone could watch live online. Volkswagens cheating scandal is getting bigger. Volkswagens luxury brand audi now says 2. 1 million of its cars were fitted with the software that allowed vw to cheat u. S. Emissions tests. Most of those cars are overseas. But almost 13,000 audis in america are impacted. In the meantime german prosecutors have opened up an investigation into volkswagens former ceo. It is another milestone for apple. The tech giant says it sold more than 13 million iphones 6s and 6s plus phones in just the first weekend of sales. It sets a new Company Record topping last years weekend of more than 10 million sales of the iphone 6 and 6plus. A public spat between apple ceo tim cook and screen writer generating controversy this morning. It comes ahead of the release of the film steve jobs. Nbc bay areas joe fryer explains. Reporter in the four years since steve jobs passed away, the life of the apple cofounder has already been the subject of two hollywood biopics. Steve jobs. Steve jobs. I sat and invented the future. Reporter soon to be released by nbc Sister Company universal comes from director danny boyle, known expected to contend for academy awards. He was a joy to work with. And i love him dearly. I miss him every day. Reporter Current Apple ceo tim cook spoke warmly about his former boss with Stephen Colbert seemed to take a shot at the makers of the film while admitting he has not seen it. I think that a lot of people trying to be opportunistic and i hate its not a great part of our world. Reporter screen writer aaron sorken fired back, tim cook should really see the movie before he decides what it is. He went on according to the hollywood reporter, if youve got a factory full of children in china assembling phones for 17 cents an hour, youve got a lot of nerve calling someone else opportunistic. Apple declined to comment on the remarks. The company has taken measures to improve working conditions in overseas factories. I do think that the controversy surrounding the movie will center on how steve jobs is portrayed. And a lot of the negative aspects of his life that are included in the film. Reporter sorken later apologized saying theyd both gone too far. I hope when he sees the movie he enjoys it as much as i enjoy his products. Reporter perhaps the mend fences with the man ceo who is literally larger than life. Make a movie on those two. That will be the sequel to the sequel. No question a lot of people will be seeing the movie in general. All right. What is it like out there literally . Lets check on the bay area forecast with kari. It is beautiful outside. Just finished a nice long walk and it is so comfortable. With the humidity thats coming down as the skies clear as we take a live look from belvedere you see the high level clouds. Weve seen those the past couple days and has given us some beautiful sunrises and sunsets. So expect that to continue. And it is warming up in the east bay. Right now livermores at 72 degrees. Its 66 degrees in san jose. And San Francisco is now at 62 degrees. As we go through the rest of the day mainly a light westerly wind but still bringing the onshore flow and clouds as well. So that will keep our temperatures down. As the wind picks up as we go into the afternoon the winds will be about 10 to 15 miles an hour and our temperatures a little bit cooler than average in some spots. If youre heading out to the dodgers versus the giants game at first pitch at 7 15 it will be 64 degrees. And 62 degrees bundle up it will be a cool game and a breezy westerly wind. Going hour by hour in san jose at 1 00 as you head out it will be 74 degrees. And then 79 degrees. We will briefly hit 80 degrees as we get a mixture of sun and clouds. 75 degrees in time for dinner and then drops back into the lower 60s with more clouds moving in. A look at all the microclimates. 84 degrees today in los gatos. In palo alto 80 degrees. Financial district will be up to 70 degrees. And 76 degrees in oakland while fairfield tops out at 91 degrees. Still warm for some of those inland spots and livermore today a high of 89 degrees. Over the next couple of days we will have more cloud cover, a stronger onshore flow. And that keeps our temperatures held down. So turning a little bit cooler heading into tomorrow as well as wednesday. Looking over the next seven days as our computer models give us a view of what the satellite and radar could look like, absolutely nothing on there. And we havent had any rain in san jose. And this is usually when we start to enter some months where we do get a little bit more rain. On average we get close to. 2, we havent once again had a drop and then heading into next month on average we get about threequarter of an inch and double that as we go through each month. And our wettest month of course in january before it starts to drop off once again. Hopefully as we go into the next several days we can get a little bit of rain in here. But it pretty much looks dry. And our temperatures will be going up heading into the weekend. So in the south bay on saturday up to 91 degrees rather the north bay. And then the south bay also 91 degrees. Trivalley 92. We will have some 90s to start out the weekend and then drops back a few more degrees heading into sunday. Two day ths weekend the cooler day will be on sunday if youre looking for a beach day that will definitely be on saturday. Sam and laura. Sounds like were making plans. Next at 11 00, skipping the waiting room, going straight to the doctor. The new technology making doctors visits a breeze for patients who normally dont have access to care. Find out how it works next. Coming up after nbc bay area news at 11 00, access Hollywood Live followed by days of our lives at 1 00 p. M. Be sharing more than books. A library in berkeley is closed this moin bay area libraries could be sharing more than just books. A library in berkeley is closed this morning because of a possible bedbug infestation. Last week an outbreak closed one in palo alto too. The local library being treated right now is the north branch near the corner of the alameda and hopkins street. Bedbug sniffing dogs are going to check the other branches this week. Those dogs will also be inspecting libraries in palo alto after the pests were found inside the Mitchell Park branch. That library reopened yesterday after a visit from the exterminators. Replacing the waiting room with the web. Doreen gens ler shows us. Reporter this bridge represents more than just traffic headaches for this delaware family. Its a reminder of the nearly threehour drive they made just to see their doctor. It was an entire day trip. And it was every three months. Thats a lot of school missed. A lot of tolls paid. Gas. Reporter thats because kellys two daughters, molly and emma, both have type 1 diabetes and that requires constant monitoring by a specialist. But now their specialist is coming to them over the computer using whats called telemedicine. Well, telemedicine is a way to deliver health care remotely. So what that really means is the ability to speak to a person that may be or family that may be very, very far away and be able to provide care or medication or consultation through a secure pathway. Reporter dr. Fran cogan is the director of Diabetes Services at Childrens National health system, but shes also the one treating patients like emma and molly at their local hospital. She sees them every two to three months over this computer. Seeing and speaking to them on the monitor while viewing their lab results, blood sugar data and information which are all uploaded before the appointment. Diabetes is really suited beautifully for telemedicine because most of the visits really is analysis of data and how to improve blood sugars. Of course with the underlying component of emotional issues which you would also deal with in a telemedicine visit. Its fascinating how you can see her clearly. Its like a facetime on a computer screen. Reporter even dr. Cogan agrees its tough to replace that personal connection when youre seeing your doctor over the internet. Especially if you get tough news as well. But at least theres access. Up next at 11 00, the Investigative Unit uncovers a troubling trend when it comes to children being punished at school. Plus, electrifying and inspiring thousands. More on the historic trip for indias Prime Minister and his message for people across the bay area. Sam 2shot you might think childish misbehavior at school would land a student in the principals childish misbehavior at school typically lands a student in the principals office. Childish misbehavior at school typically lands a student in the principals office. But in some cases schools are relying on police to discipline students. And that can leave your son or daughter with a criminal record before they even hit puberty. Tonight our Investigative Unit uncovers a trend in the bay area where kids are being criminalized. And our Investigative Unit found the color of your childs skin or whether your child has a disability actually makes them more likely to get disciplined by a Police Officer while at school. For me it was like the end of the world because its your child is your baby. Tonight at 11 00 Investigative Reporter biga bigad shaban investigates. If you have a tip for our Investigative Unit, give us a call 888996tips or send an email at theunit nbcbayarea. Com. The Prime Minister of india is on the east coast this morning but was busy in the bay area. He made several stops in San Francisco, down the peninsula and late last night wrapping up a sold out event in the south bay speaking to thousands of people. Today in the bays mary ann favro say having him here was a historic moment. Reporter they came across from the bay area and the nation waiting in long lines and going through intense security checks to join 18,000 others inside s. A. P. Center in san jose. They came to see this man, narendra modi, the Prime Minister of india, and to hear his message of hope. Speaking hindi told the crowd, you have changed the way the world looks at india. Your fingers are responsible for that. It was meaningful. Mr. Modi represents hope to india in a way that very few people have, you know, inspired people in many, many years. Hes more than a politician. I think of him as a teacher. Hes bringing the goodness of india in front of all the country around the world. Reporter not everyone celebrated mr. Modi as others protested outside the arena. And even from the air. Mr. Modi is the first Prime Minister of india to visit the United States in 33 years. And many parents here say hes inspiring their children. Well, hes improving india, so reporter the Prime Minister received a rock stars welcome with groups of people breaking out into impromptu chants of his name. Many say theyre inspired by the leaders humble beginnings. He started as a tea vendor and rose to become Prime Minister. They say in just 15 months he has already proven one man can make a difference. Marianne favro, nbc bay area news. Indias Prime Minister also made several Silicon Valley stops before last nights speech. In google yesterday morning they were chanting his name. [ cheers and applause ] given a tour of some of the latest projects, his tour guide was the companys new ceo who grew up in india. After google modi sat down with facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg who explained his own connection to india. Turned out before facebook was a success, the late steve jobs told zuckerberg to visit india. Seeing how people connected and having the opportunity to feel how much better the world could be if everyone had a stronger ability to connect reinforced for me the importance of what we were doing. And that is something that ive always remembered. Modi is now headed to new york city where he will attend the summit meeting with president obama. This is video sent to us by our own raj mathai, one of the emcees. If you want to see more of the visit head to nbcbayarea. Com. Weve posted interviews and town hall sessions on google and facebook online. Its our top story on our website and watch it all on our nbcbayarea app. Cashing in on marijuana. One propot group says colorado recently made history making more money from Recreational Marijuana than alcohol. Its a claim that could help make the case for other states. If its true. We take a look in this mornings reality check. Its a debate blazing across the country. States like california weigh the financial benefits of legalizing Recreational Marijuana. Colorado is one of the few states thats already done so. And the big bucks are starting to roll in. At least thats the headline of a new report from the Marijuana Policy project, or mpp, a propot group claiming the Centennial State is rewriting history. Its collecting taxes. The taxes that it has decided to impose on marijuana is bringing in more money than it is bringing in from alcohol. And thats just a game changer. Reporter before policymakers get drunk on the returns, lets look at them. The report finds a haul of 70 million in the first full year compared to a more pedestrian 42 million for alcohol. We ran those figures by joseph henchmen at the Tax Foundation, a nonpartisan think tank in d. C. For the first time in history a state generates more annual tax revenue from marijuana sales than from alcohol sales. Is that actually true . It is true. I dont know how much it tells you, but colorados raised about 70 million over the last year from its Marijuana Taxes. And thats pretty much on projection. Reporter on projection, but also powered by a dare we say psychedelic tax rate. Check out the breakdown from the Colorado Department of revenue. The specialty marijuana sales padded by a 15 excise tax paid by pot producers. So all said and told the total Marijuana Tax rate in colorado is almost 30 . Meantime, the states taxes on alcohol be it for wine, liquor or beer, range from a few cents to a few dollars per gallon. Its worth noting of course that colorado has very high taxes on marijuana and very low taxes on alcohol. So its not like people arent still buying alcohol sales arent still much more than marijuana sales. Reporter in fact, alcohol sales in colorado are still much higher than pot. One reason why the mpp says its not including general sales taxes in its calculations. Maybe theres more money being generated for alcohol if you were to include the general sales tax too. Overall its just the specific special tax is levied on marijuana versus alcohol. They are higher for marijuana. We are generating more revenue from marijuana than alcohol. Reporter or another way to state the bottom line, colorado is generating more revenue from marijuanaspecific taxes than alcohol taxes, but alcohol is still likely bringing the state more money. So the claim is only partly true. And we did ask mr. Henchmen at the Tax Foundation how much money california could make right away from recreational pot. He guessed at least a couple hundred Million Dollars a year. Which sounds like a lot of money until you remember californias budget is over 100 billion. Laura. Very interesting, sam. Thanks. Well, weve heard this one before, smart tvs so smart some fear they can actually use Voice Recognition technology to spy on people. Now one california lawmaker is trying to keep that from happening. Nbcs randy mac explains. Reporter Charlie Shelton is an Information Technology specialist, hes what you might call wired. My house in terms of technology is as close to iron man as i can get it. Reporter laptops, tvs, gaming consoles are all connected to sheltons phone. But his concern is that as he watches tv his tv could be listening to him. You never know when youre going to be heard. And you have to be careful what you say in your own home. Nowadays technology is good and its bad. Reporter chris is a salesman at howards electronics. He says the new Samsung Smart tvs with Voice Recognition, microphones embedded in the television that can be programmed to react to your voice commands. Channel up. Reporter allowing you to control your tv without a remote are hot sellers. I guess its convenience. Like the smart tvs you could connect your tv to internet. Reporter and with Voice Recognition your tv can connect you to people youve never met. And it could be recording all of your conversations around the house. And sending them to a third party to then bombard you with advertisement. Reporter state assemblyman mike gato serves on the states Consumer Protection committee. Hes sponsoring legislation to prohibit tvs that can transmit or record your private conversations and send that information to a third Party Without your knowledge. The conversations you have in your bedroom and living room, they should be private. Reporter regarding Voice Recognition, samsungs Owners Manual originally issued this warning, please be aware that if your spoken words include personal or other sensitive information, that information will be among the data captured and transmitted to a third party through your use of Voice Recognition. In a blog post clarifying its Voice Recognition policy, samsung now says it does not report private conversations. The company collects your voice data when you make a specific request of your smart tv, or to elevate and improve features. And that Voice Recognition can be turned off. Shelton hopes thats the case. Like a lot of people he occasionally talks to his tv. With no intention of anyone actually listening. Having a person listen to it to derive targeted marketing, its an invasion of privacy. That was randy mac reporting. Now that bill is sitting on governor browns desk. Up next at 11 00, a life saving donation. How one womans scary medical incident will help future patients. Her incredible story coming up. Plus this. Here we are putting ourselves in the path of this huge force. Working to save trapped whales. The team working against nature to give these whales a second chance. And a live look from mt. Diablo, you see the clouds there and across parts of the east bay. But what about the next couple of days . Ill show you what to expect coming up in the microclimate forecast. Sam vo more than a dozen dead my milkface is an elevated state. Cinnamon is my soul mate. No debate cause it tastes so great. Thats why i got milk face. Yes, you want it. The milk tastes oh so sweet. Just like heaven between your cheeks. Try this technique, put your mouth on fleek. Lalalalala. Sam vo more than a dozen dead whales washing ashore in northern california. Its been a freakish set of circumstances here. More than a dozen dead whales washing ashore in northern california. Earlier this week another showed up in fremont near the dumbarton bridge. In many cases theyve been killed by ships or entangled in fishing gear. Nbc bay areas joe risato jr. Shows one man whos made an art of rescuing them. My interest in whales began when i was 8 years old. Reporter it isnt hard to find the studio of peter folken, you just follow the tail. Ive always had a hankering for the big animals. Reporter and bigger than the creatures he painted most of his life. When i was a kid i always got in trouble for drawing pictures on my math pages. Reporter he doesnt get in trouble drawing whales these days. Been doing this for 40 years. Reporter his illustrations have appeared in magazines, books, even created special effects for movies like free willy and flipper. Whales are definitely his second favorite animal. My favorite animal is my search dog. Reporter but his devotion to whales goes beyond the canvas. It might have been 1980 i disentangled my first marine mammal. Reporter he has a soft spot for whale whs in a hard place. Some get caught in trap. Thats me with the knife. Reporter ship strikes and entangledments are the leading cause of premature whale deaths. Cut into the flesh and likely going to die. Reporter so when the call comes, he and his team answer. Once a report comes in, we can be on that whale within two hours. This is humpback whale in a crab pod. Reporter for over 30 years rescues like this one have played out dozens of times. Man coming to the aid of giants impacted by man. So were maybe altogether with our boat and everything 1,000 pounds going up against an animal thats 80,000 pounds whos ticked off, upset. Reporter this disentanglement of a humpback whale took place not long ago near monterey. There was a knot down below the epidermis. Reporter he says each entanglement is different except for one thing. The anxiety level is quite high. Reporter he says the number of whale entanglements is rising, at least 60 reports on the west coast this year, ten times the number two years ago. He also thinks the upcoming el nino may play a hand. These animals kind of know somethings up so theyre packing on the fat. Reporter not every operation is a success, but this one the rope slips off and pulls away. Reporter there are no highfives at the end of a rescue. Give a signal of success by tapping on our helmet. Reporter sometimes the real measure of success takes time. This guy comes back about six weeks later. This is when it feels really good when we see the animal come back being a whale again. Reporter the survivors are free to carry on their lives at sea. And sometimes on canvas. Nbc bay area news. Pretty fascinating how close they get to those. Looks painful for the whale. I know. Glad youre able to help there. Amazing effort there. Okay. Its going to be hard to do any whale watching at least right now. We have a lot of clouds to start off our day. Things going to clear up, kari . It is slowly clearing in some spots. Not all across the bay are you seeing that sunshine, but as you get a look now across the microclimate you see some spots with some clouds like in the north bay. And then you see it starting to clear as you head towards San Francisco as well as the east bay and peninsula. South bay still has some clouds holding on with temperatures warming up. Expect it to top out into 70s and lower 80s today. North bay up to 83 degrees and San Francisco up to 70 degrees. And some mid70s for the peninsula and south bay. A very light wind at this hour. Into the next couple of hours we wont see much of an increase. Winds coming in from the west. You can tell by the arrow showing you the direction of the wind coming on shore into the afternoon to evening hours our winds at about 10 to 15 miles an hour. It will be breezy if youre out there at at t park at the dodgers versus giants first pitch at 7 15 it will be 64 degrees. And then dropping back into the lower 60s by the end of the game as those clouds continue to move in. Lets take it hour by hour in livermore. 79 degrees at lunchtime. And then jumping into the mid to upper 80s. It will be a warm afternoon and then cooling off nicely for tonight as the clouds roll back in. Our lows dropping down into the 60s by early in the morning. We will also still have the clouds along the immediate coast. This shows you the visibility. And as the clouds continue to move into the east bay we will have start with clouds once again. And then by tomorrow well have a harder time shaking those clouds getting some sunshine. And our temperatures will be down quite a bit as well. For not only tomorrow but the next couple of days because of a system that is well offshore. But still moving some clouds across the bay area thats also given us the beautiful sunrises and sunsets. With all of the colors in the sky and then some nice clouds to kind of paint the landscape. As we go into the next several days we are not seeing any rain in this forecast. And thats really unfortunate because we havent had any in the south bay. You did have some rain for the north bay earlier this month. And this is normally the time of year at least in san jose where we start to get a little bit more rain about. 2 and then up to. 75 next month. And november and december we start to have a lot more rain and hopefully we do get that especially with this being an el nino winter. Of course that has we have to wait and see to see what happens there. Our temperature trend does go down the next couple of days once again because of the cloud cover and the stronger onshore flow. But heading into the weekend it looks like it will be a warm one, at least the start with some 80s and 90s for most of the microclimate. And then heading into sunday we will have it cooling down a few more degrees. So our highs will be in the 70s and mostly some 80s into the mid80s for the trivalley. Sam and laura. Lost art to be looking into the weekend. Thank you very much, kari. Up next at 11 00, a donation that could save hundreds of lives. The scary medical incident one woman faced and how it will help future generations, next. Coming up after nbc bay area news at 11 00, access Hollywood Live followed by days of our lives at 1 00 p. M. Suddenly changes the life of a once healthy michigan a scary medical incident suddenly changes the life of a once healthy michigan woman. Dr. Frank mcgeorge has her incredible story and the piece of her left behind for future generation. Reporter four years ago adel, a retired teacher and her husband, had just arrived in rome to celebrate her birthday. Walked through the gardens and got to a piatza where i said i wasnt feeling good. Reporter adel suddenly has a seizure. Went to the emergency room and hospital in rome. They did a few tests, cat scan and admitted me. Reporter after more testing including an mri, adel was abruptly given the news. The doctor came in, said hello, said you have a brain tumor. That was a heartbreak. That was devastating. I mean, brain tumor, i never had an unusual headache or anything. And all of a sudden i have a brain tumor. The neurosurgeon came the next day said they would perform surgery. And we said, no, were going home. Reporter in fact, adel later discovered she was fortunate. Dr. Tom mickelson is one of the doctors who treated her after her return. Any medical stress whether its a high fever or exhaustion of travel, sleep loss, can provoke that response of an injured brain. And the seizure is usually the first sign of a tumor. Reporter basically the travel uncovered symptoms sooner, allowing an earlier diagnosis. Back home again she underwent brain surgery, which found. Her tumor was described as an intermediate reporter a very scary sounding thing. Heres what it means. Its a malignant tumor. It was majority receptive but never complete because the infiltrating cells gave it potential to reoccur. Reporter theres been an ongoing massive effort few in the public are aware of. For 22 years weve been collecting all of the specimens with patient permission. Reporter thats how adel came to donate a piece of her brain for the cause. If the Research Helps a lot of people, that would be fantastic. Reporter as soon as the tumor is removed during surgery, its frozen to the temperature of liquid nitrogen. Thats minus 196 degrees celsius or minus 321 fahrenheit. Not only do we see frozen material, growing live material used to be in the laboratory. Reporter using breakthroughs on the thousands of samples yielded thousands of results that impact patients like adelle. Come to find out shes probably little higher risk. Reporter meaning even four years after completing surgery, chemotherapy and radiation she still needs close followup. Take one day at a time. And every day you wake up, be joyful. It is a blessing. Something for everyone to remember. What a remarkable story. Brave woman. Exactly. Sharing. Well, this afternoon some grime fighting crime fighters, there you go. Theyre going to be dressed as superheroes. Theyre going to join forces to fight crime and grime. The window washers are going to scale down at the childrens hospital. And kids will get a little surprise when they look outside and see superman or spiderman just chilling on the window ledge there. The superheroes will brighten their day and the windows at the hospital. Just some images from an event two years ago. Window washers zipped around in superman and spiderman costumes. Todays event begins at 12 45. Hope spidey gets all those webs. Superhuman effort for sure. Well be right back. The dangerous period is over for giant panda twins recently born in southwest china. In fact, all of the baby pandas are now growing up well at the panda base there. The first ten days are considered the most dangerous period for panda cubs. Dont they look like stuffed animals . Uhhuh. The first ten days theyre most susceptible to disease or die from improper feeding. From june to september six pairs of twins were born. They all survived making 2015 the giant panda twin year. I can say this, kris sanchez its a good thing she cant be here today, she cant look at baby pandas. She doesnt like when theyre pink without the fur. Have a good day. That sound. Like nails on a chalkboard. But listen to this family talking thats a different kind of sound. The sound of the weekend. Unleash the power of dough. Give it a pop. This moment is perfect in every way just like my kid gooey. Flaky. Happy. Toaster strudel. Now with more icing. Today on access Hollywood Live, i saw rob lowe at the emmys. He has a new show, the grinder. The book never broken. A lot of emotional stuff and fun stuff too. How she fell for sean penn. Another one falls for shawn penn. 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