>> reporter: yeah, that's the good news, kris and scott. battalion chief telling me no, because the smoke cleared, the heavy winds really helped this morning. i also just learned from him there have been up to ten fires in this immediate area, most started by homeless people. it is unclear if that's what happened here at the al ko building. he also said operations stop overnight. people leave here around 5:00, so it's unclear why it started at 11:00, hours later you see a skeleton, by the way this fire not just versus an impact, but on this very small community. >> the bright orange flames ate away at the recycling plant, the fire so big it engulfed the nearly 63,000 square foot warehouse. >> we have a lot of sections in this building that are six, eight, ten feet thick or deep, and it's going to be hard to penetrate that water to actually put that fire out. >> firefighters say the heavy winds threw embers as far as a quarter miles away, sparking up to 20 spot grass fires, but it's working like a double-edged sword. the wind is helping the air quality. >> it's not as concentrated as it is where you guys are sitting. we're not as worried about the smoke travels. >> reporter: it was a year ago almost to the day, last august 22nd when a fire also three-alarm broke out at al ko. today the reality is sinking in for those who work at this plant, some of them grouped together, workers next door shared their sympathy. i'm pretty sure it was over 20 people that are out of -- not employed anymore. so it's hard to see this going to the ground. >> there are families that are suffering because of this. >> miguel lopez says this company produces 100,000 tons each year and relies on al ko for the recycling. >> what are we going to do with sought this metal now? >> reporter: they're also worried about the impacts on this island, which is starting to gain traction with a row of three growing companies. >> it's impacting our company like in a huge way, because i mean, it was kind of, you know, the island was coming together with all these three businesses in a straight row. now having one more building down, that puts us at risk of where people are kind of vandalized, maybe our building will be next. >> reporter: what burned in this building was very toxic, lead batteries, metals, propane tanks, also concerns that one of the back walls would fault onto a 600-gallon it all crumbled down, so firefighters believed about that. fire crews will be here for the day, maybe a day or two more to make sure the toxic stuff does not reig nice. managers are are on scene. i spoke with the manager, she says there's no official statement, they're trying to figure out what caused this to happen. investigators, it's too unsafe to go in right now, so i'm told fire investigators will be back here on monday. live on muir island, stephanie chuang, nbc bay area news. >> so important to remember that human toll. >> about the job loss, too. fire crews in the east bay still feeling the heat as they battle the tesla fire, this between livermore and tracy off of tesla road. at this point it's roughly 60% contained. that fire had burned through about 2500 acres since it ignited on wednesday afternoon. an unoccupied home was destroyed. no word yet on what sparked the fire. an alameda county sheriff's deputy is in the hospital today, and a driver is behind is bars after an overnight crash. this happened around midnight near chaparral lane. investigators say the driver smashed his suv into the deputy's patrol car during a traffic stop. the chp says the deputy now has a broken leg, but fortunately nothing more serious. the suv driver was not hurt, but he is now booked and facing drunk driving charges. frightening moments on an am track line in the east bay where a train collided with a truck, but the sequence of event leading up to that just as horrifying. this happened yesterday in brentwood. the collision sent two people to the hospital. the truck flew into the delta, and hit a woman who was floating on a raft there. both the woman and the truck driver are now in critical condition. >> one of the construction workers said that sometimes the am track trains slow down maybe to about 20 or 30. have you seen that ever happen in. >> no, they usually stay the same speed. >> reporter: what's that? >> like 60 miles an hour. >> snow official word on how fast the train was going at this point, but you might be wondering why the truck was on the track, a witness tells us the driver was pulling his jet ski out of the water near the orwood resort before the train slammed into him. san francisco police looking for the man who punched a muni passengers in the face, and then took off. all of this unprovoked. watch the video. they're coming from the back of is the bus there. the suspects have been drinking beer. you can see that one of the men starts to throw a beer bottle at that man just sitting in the front. san francisco police say it was all an unprovoked assault, they're hoping someone can help identify the suspects. >> with the good surveillance our muni has and the sound, we're able to pick up on one of them. it's a matter of time before we actually arrest them, and we find out who the other five are. >> this happened back on july 24th. police say the suspects were last seen at multien and ma sonic, and they're hoping to get in touch with the victim as well. recent san francisco flood victims who are denied payment from the city are now reportedly taking their case to court. heavy rains in december damaged dozens of homes and businesses throughout the bay area. the chronicle reports about 50 property owners are now suing, saying the city knew beforehand about drainage problems, but failed to make major repairs anything. most of them filed for damages, but the city never paid them. a potentially big legal hit for the bay area's largest marijuana dispensary. federal agents seized oakland's harborside center in 2012 with the intention of shutting it down. yesterday a federal court rejected the appeal, ruling that federal law trumps local government. harborside has remained open during the appeals process, but yesterday's decision may speed up the shutdown. the city of berkeley is going to court over the plan to put warnings on cell phone boxes. under the ordinance, retailers must tell you the amount of radiation your cell phone releases. a federal judge said he would likely take out the part that the phones pose radiation dangers for kids. the cell phone industry's lawyer says requiring any warning label constitutes a -- investigators are trying to figure out what caused an electric generator to -- that explosion shook the 19th office building and broke pipes there as well. that cause theed fire suppression system to fail flooding the basement. more than 150 firefighters were on scene, and two people had to be taken to the hospital. that explosion also caused the staples center to go dark right in the mid middle of a shania twain concert. fans kept singing along with whir mike went dead. >> that's true fans. >> they know all the words. say it, are you ready for some football? >> i hope you were going to say you didn't do it. are you ready for some football? the 49ers play their first game this weekend. it is year two for the new stadium. if you drove anywhere near it last season, you probably knew there was a lot of traffic. >> bob redell shows us house the 49ers, vta, all trying to work as a team to make the transition smoother for fans. >> kris and sam, you'll remember the start of last season for levi stadium here in santa clara the nightmare stories of people spending more than an hour to try to get out of the venue. the team did make some adjustments mid season to ease the traffic headaches and get the exit time down to around 45 minutes. the niners say they had to lower that even more. starting sunday, the team will open more lanes coming out of the parking lot and may open extra lanes on, so, for those taking public transit, the valley transit authority is reminding fans they'll be running 15 extra light-rail trains directly to levi's without a need to make a transfer. there would be extra bus service as well. post-game will lead the great america station every five minutes, the lickmill and old ironside statements will be closed 60 minutes afterwards to avoid people crowding the trains downstreet. don't forget the vta will not be selling tickets at the stadium itself. >> if people remember a couple simple things, buy your round-trip fare ahead of time and give yourself plenty of time to get there, the trip into the game will be nice and smooth and, you know, if you're just aware of your surroundings, know there are am bass endorse to ask questions when you're leaving the game, you want to get in the right line to the right train, it will work out. >> reporter: to address the complaints about the extraordinary heat inside levi stadium, the team this season is cutting the price of water by 75 cents, beer by a quarter, so-called cool crews will be providing fans with wet wipes and other items to beat the heat. the game times have changed to avoid the hottest parts of the game. the preseason games are at 5:00 and 7:00, the hope opener at 7:30, the only two often games already the first and third weeks of october. the preseason game 5:00 this sunday night against the dallas cowboys. reporting live in santa clara, bob redell, anybody bay area news. >> we'll see how it goes. thank you very much. up next, the stock market taking another beating today. we'll have a look at the current trading. plus what might be driving the downturn. and samsung's latest phones hit store shelves today, how you can get your hands on one for just $1. i'm meteorologist kari hall, take a look at the south bay from mt. hamilton. we do still have some fog near the coast. we'll talk about that coming up in the microclimate forecast. it is shaping up to be another rough day on wall street. the dow is in the red this morning again after suffering the worst day in more than 18 months on thursday. the dow has fallen into the red for the year. a third of the dow is now in bear market territory, our down at least 20% from recent highs. here's a look right now at the big board. as you see, as almost 300-point drop so far today, and tech stocks are also getting hammered, the likes of twitter and netflix among them. solar city. we'll keep a close eye on this and keep you filled in throughout the today. meantime markets are already closed for the day in japan. the nikkei closing at its low zest point since may, the downturn due to predictions of more instability, particularly in china. a lot of eyes are on twitter form the tech company has given back all of its gains since going public back in november 2013. the stock has now lost half its value since april, after recording disappointing earnings that showed it's not adding that many new users. a perfect time for a weekend. new this morning, new complaints emerging about honda and the faulty air bags. investigators say 19 people reported the air bags failed during a crash. that focuses on nearly 4 400,000 2008 acords. meantime toyota is still trying to recover. the automaker is trying to distance itself from takata. it was linked to at least eight deaths. toyota says it's buying millions of inflators from one of the rivals. the most proactive move to date. toyota has recalled 12 million vehicles with takata air bags since 2008. the new samsung phones are coming out later today, and samsung has a special off kris was just telling you about to enties iphone users. samsung will let it try one of the new gage either with full cellular service for just one buck. that trial lasts 30 days. the offer is good on the new gal's s6 edge and the new note 5. if you like the samsung phone, you can buy it. if not, you just sends it back. if interested, you must sign you said on the website, using an iphone. >> they want you to compare. that's cool. gap is changing the marketing plan. gap is going to test something called fast fashion. that means the company is going to stock small batches of product in stores and then will kickly buy more if they seem to be selling. fast fashion lets retailers quickly adapt to changes in shoppers' behavior, and the trend is made popular by chains like h & m. maybe these shoes aren't made well. that clothing store made well is recalling these sandals from its spring 2015 collection, because they have received reports of metal shanks dislodging and breaking through the outer bottom of the outsole. no injuries have been reported. the sandals were sold at madewell stores, online and at shopbop.com between february and july, for between $60 and '80. i'm looking. i have madewell sandals, i don't think ifz those model. >> a lot of people are wearing sandals. it's pretty hot out there. in fact, this past july was the warmest on record, not just here in california or the united states, but the hot zest month ever on earth since people started keeping track. here a look at the data from noaa. all the areas in red were hodder than normal. you see where we are in the red. nearly all of the state was warmer than unusual. in the red with the stock market, in the red with our temperatures. we're red all over the place. we need something green like a margarita or something. >> we'll be working on that in about 45 minutes, right? >> who's counting? >> well, yeah, you were talking about the global temperatures and july average was nearly 62 degrees, and that was the warmest temperature globally in 136 years, a significant amount, too, a 1.46 degrees above average. and with the july month hitting record temperatures, it was also slightly warmer at about 0.2 of a degree above the historical temperature. sea surface temperatures are also very hot. you may have heard some talk about the blob and the hot weather, the hot sea surface temperatures over the pacific. well, the record warmth continuing along with air temperatures, at the water temperatures are heating up, too. bay averages anywhere from 63.6 in half moon bay, santa cruz 69.8. even warm when you average the high and low temperatures each day throughout the month it was above average here, too. and even though it was warm because of the remnants of dolores, we had a record wet month, too. if you can believe it, but we only had 0.4 of an inch. that was above average. so we set some records there, too. and it's still very dry, even though we had a little bit of rain during that month, we're still in a severe drought, and the state of emergency continues with the exceptional drought conditions here. and there's no rain in the forecast, so of course we've been looking ahead to el nino to see if that does anything, but that doesn't happen until the fall months, or into the winter. so as we go into the next several days, it will be at least mild. it's right now 73 degrees in the east bay, san francisco 68 degrees, and that also will be the high temperature today. we'll see the clouds hanging onto the coastal areas, with very little clearing, but the inland area starting to clear up. we've also been keeping tabs on the tesla fire that's right now continuing to get contained. the crews are getting containment. the humidity is at 59%. we'll drop down to 40%, and the winds coming in from the southwest, blowing the smoke over towards tracy and central valley, but blowing it away from the bay area. our air quality still fairly good. that will continue as we head into the weekend. we keep that westerly wind today, giving us the morning clouds and afternoon sunshine, and the 1wer8 wind kicks in and allows for a surge and warmer air by this weekend. highs will be in the 70s and 80s, just a bit warmer than today, but not talking about scorching temperatures for the next several days, our temperatures kind of peak as we start out the new week. i'll be keeping you up-to-date with another look at the forecast. back to you, sam and kris. so much better than this time last week, it's not even funny. we were indoors like it was a snow day. >> you can actually leave your house now. up next, technology you can find in your kitchen if you don't leave the house, being used to melt away fat. does it actually work? we'll show you some results, next. plus one of the nation's busiest airports want to track your cell phones, they say for the sake of your convenience. we'll explain. hey foster farms! looks like you left these two west coast birds behind! foster farm's chicken's california grown. you guys aren't from here. well do we get points for trying?! fresh and natural chicken. california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms. simply better. we value sticking with things. when something works, people stick with it. more people stick with humana medicare advantage. because we stick with them. humana medicare advantage. the plan people stick with. so people who want to lose weight might turn to microwaves, but not in the kitchen. in a doctor's office. reporter kathy marshall shows us how they could help melt away the pounds. >> this is a new vang wish machine, and it could work miracles. >> it just feels like a warm, you know, like a heating pad kind of on the sides. otherwise, you don't feel anything. the metabolism slows down. now being in my upper 40s, it takes a bit longer to actually undo what i like to do, which is eat. >> the panels hover just above the midsection, not touching the skin. radiating heat through radio frequency. it causes heat to be transferred from the applicator to the patient's fat causing deep-tissue heating, the membranes and cells will then burst, yew body will absorb the fat and excrete it. >> reporter: the ideal patient is about 25 pounds over late and despite exercise can't lose weight. the site has 100 reviews of vang wish with 74% of patients say they were satisfied with the results. a woman in california writes -- her resistant fat was vanquished, but a man calls it a waste of money. this should have a healthy lifestyle, you'll see the best results with that. >> john will have a one-hour treatment once a week for five weeks, total cost, $2,000 to $3,000. >> drink about 60 ounces of water other liquids a day. >> reporter: the recently fda-approved replaces liposuction or tummy tuck. with no ananesthesia, it's more appealing. stepping on the fáscale, he thinking he lost some weight. >> 175? last time i checked it was 178. >> reporter: he's quickly reminded the goal isn't weight loss, but tightening areas in patients with realistic expectations. >> i don't think it's a replacement for exercise, but an enhancement. all right. that was kathy marshall reporting there. >> we'll have to wait for the long-term stuff to find out for sure. >> a any airport tracking system aims to take out the stress in the long waiting lines. >> how about getting rid of the long lines. if you can't do that, this particular thing may not speed the process along. >> and new york's jfk airport now using blip track, which uses wireless beacons inside the airport to monitor passengers' phones detecting bluetooth and wifi. as they move through the airport, the beacons record encrypted timestamps of the phone's location so the airport can see how long it takes for you to move through the airport. it calculates wait times, which then are displayed on screens for passengers. again, that's at justification. >> yjfk. fire tearing across the northwest. more people are fleeing the flames. we'll have an update. plus a brave 14-year-old takes charge when burglars break into his home. what he did that made his parents proud. a situation that continues to get worse. more people forced out of their homes in washington state this morning, as wildfires continue to grow and shift direction. strong winds and high temperatures are fueling fires all across the west coast. nbc's leeanne gregg has the latest. >> reporter: wildfires are raging in washington state, filed by strong winds pushing from the north, forcing more evacuation. the dry brush and windy conditions are a recipe for disaster as the fires grow and shift directions. >> this is an unprecedented cataclysm in our state. >> reporter: calling for extreme measures. for the first time in the state's history, officials are asking for civilian vornt tiers who have experience operating heavy equipment. also a contingent of australian and new zealand firefighters will be sent to california, oregon and washington. as firefighters push on, they're also remembering those who died wednesday fighting the flames. tom zbyszewski, andrew zajac, and richard wheeleder. and another suffered burns over half his body and is fighting for his life. the reminder firefighters face as they battle nearly 100 firefighters burning across the west. leanne gregg, nbc news, washington. 11:31 right now. back here at home firefighters still keep an eye on hot spots after a metal fire sent flames shooting into the sky. it started before midnight at the al cometal near highway 37. strong winds blew most of the smoke out of area, but it triggered nearby spot fires. no one was actually at the plant when it happens, so thankfully no one was injured. happening today, history in the u.s. army. it is graduation day for the first two women who completed the army's ranger school. the ceremony will be held for them, along with 90 male soldiers as well. this comes after they finished a two-month training course, and will happen at ft. benning, georgia, where the two women will be pinning on the elite black-and-gold ranger tab. they say they had to dig deep. >> the ability to look around to my peers and seeing they were sucking just as bad as i was kept me going. >> i came hering to a better leader and prove myself. >> even though they did have the exact training as the men, the women are still barred from joining the ranger regiment or any combat unit. it will be at least another year until the pentagon revises their policy. now to decision 2016, and some of the language on the presidential campaign trail is causing controversy and concern, particularly in the latino community. some latinos say they're feeling unfairly targeted by candidates. donald trump and jeb bush used the term "anchor baby" recently, a term that's used to describe immigrants who come to the u.s. to have babies, hoping it will help them eventually become citizens. the president of the san francisco la at this time oin democratic party hopes that controversial language stops. >> talk about how we can welcome everyone, how we can build or country, which has always built or country with immigrants. >> the language comes on the heels of donald trump's other language, call the other mexicans criminals at the beginning of the campaign. it's been only a few weeks since jon stewart's final episode. his fans are already demanding an encore. more than 160,000 people have signed an online petition for him to moderate a presidential debate. supporters say he's interviewed members of congress, and won awards for his presidential election. neither stewart nor the debate commission have commented on that position. imagine your children, your teenagers are home alone when someone breaks into the house. it happened to a nevada family. thanks to the efforts of a quick-thinking 14-year-old, everyone is safe. nbc's sergio after i la has the story. >> reporter: here they are, two men las vegas police are leaking for in connection with a home invasion. >> for someone to violate or family, our household, it really, really is upsetting. >> kiyawa wasn't home, neither was his wife. his children were home. their intentions as clear as the video. the decorative glass a weak point. >> they were able to push the glass in, and they had access. >> what the criminal didn't know is 14-year-old andrew mason was inside with his two younger siblings. he had trained his kids what to do. step one -- don't answer the door. >> once i heard that on the door, my heart was just racing. >> reporter: he runs upstairs and secures his siblings. >> this is the closet we hid in. i had a rifle, cell phone, called 911. i was just prepared for it. >> while the burglars pack what they can into the silver sports car, one returns, heads upstairs and finds andrew. >> he sees me with my rifle in my hand and hi takes off running. >> the pair speeds off. seconds later, an officer is seen speeding behind them, but the criminals get away. he is confident they'll be caught and delivered a strong message. >> we're coming for you. just wait. we're coming for you. your days are numbers. there are many people who know who you are, and there's a place for you. it's called prison, and you'll be there for a while. wow. brave 14 years old. up next at 11:00, a major real estate purchase in silicon valley, this morning speculation swirl about who is moving in. and somebody who doesn't have kids of his own, but he's made a difference in the lives of hundreds of children. this man's story is coming up. we still have clouds hanging over san francisco, a few peeks of sunshine today, and this is the kind of weather you'll see this weekend. i'll have details in the microclimate forecast. itoulgetvenorerowd well, it's summer to get even more crowded along the corridor in the silicon valley. a million square foot office campus is planned for north san jose. take a look at the area we're talking about. it's anchor road near montague expressway. you know it's already a bustling place. according to the bay area newsroom, boston property submitted plans to building two buildings there. boston property says that it is in negotiations with a, quote, ver large tenant, fueling the speculation, apple or another tech giant might move in, but we know that apple recently bought another large piece of property on north street at component drive, also in north san jose. reportedly -- the company reportedly paid more than $138 million for the property. experts think that apple will build a campus there for about 15,000 workers. that property is next to a 290,000 square foot building recently leased by apple, and incidentally, it is directly across the street from where our studios are. >> $138 million. do we get finder's fees? i remember i saw that before they started building. >> i don't think that qualifies. >> our reward for this weekend is another spectacular day. meteorologist kari hall, what a contrast to last weekend when we could not leave the house. >> i know. we were breaking records with that sizzling heat that we had descending on the bay area. this weekend, i'll be happy to tell you that it won't be like that. we start out with clouds near the coast, and you do have some low visibility in some spots. then as we go into the inland areas, it will be mostly sunny and a seasonal day. right now at 63 degrees in the north bay, 68 in san francisco, south bay is at 73 degrees as we get a closer look at the east bay in brentwood, it's 80 degrees. we do still have some 60s on the map here in alameda, and hayward hills at 69 degrees. with our temperatures still fairly comfortable, we had a wind that will continue to come in from the west. up to about 10, 15 miles an hour through the day, becoming more breezy, as you head home, going out for dinner, you will definitely want to hold on to your hat as the wind continues to pick up. today's high, 76 degrees. and the rest of the microclimate shows some 70s in the north bay, oakland 74, and danville today, topping out at 84 degrees. so the air quality is so much better, remember last weekend, we had the smoke drifting in from the wildfires from the north. well you now that we do have an onshore flow, the air quality has returned to normal levels. it's still approaches the moderate amount, as we see the gradual shift of the air blowing off to the east, but we do still have some wildfires in the area. the air quality will continue to improve this weekend, and this mainly affects those with breathing problems, if you have at sthma. at least with the comfortable weather, you don't have to do that. a lot of sunshine, and temperatures staying in the upper 70s. a breeze kicking in later on today. highs will be in the 70s, dropping back into the 60s. later on tonight with mostly clear skies. it will be turning breezy this weekend. we do have a cool westerly winds, giving us the clouds, coastal fogs, as this area of low pressure gets closer, we'll have more of a southwesterly wind. that allows for a bit of a surge in warmer air, but it won't be really warm. just a few degrees. and the tri-valley will be in the upper 80s, peninsula in the lower 80s, and the south bay will be around 86 degrees on sunday. sam and kris? thank you very much, kari. a refreshing weekend. up next, a look at what's going on in the bay area and who else our local expert. mike inouye has a look. >> he has the best suggestions. plus meet a man generous with his moan, but even more generous with his time. how he's touching the lives of hundreds of children just by holding them. now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percent natural with no antibiotics. well you're an herbalist. help us to be natural. will those herbs do it? those? one grows hair, the other increases energy. gasp! do i look natural herb man? can i call you herb man? i'm trying to look natural. call me natural. you look like a steve. can i call you steve? hi steve. i'm natural. say something. why aren't you guys saying anything? introducing new simply raised chicken with no antibiotics. from foster farms. simply better. mike inouye here. as you know the bay area is home to a slew of leading names listed on the nasdaq. today is the final show. the nasdaq private concert summer series in the quad at menlo college. a cappella groups they're going to sing and dance. you need to rsvp your spots so that they make sure you have you a free beer, water and wine, plus food trucks and giveaways. a cappella is sans accompaniment. i know that's not correct linguistically. relax we're still behaving lawfully. you have to wear something down there, just not pants, skirts, kilts, speedos, fine. learn more about the super secret starting point, and i encourage you to read over the rules of the road while you're there. despite the flashy name, this event is always family friendly. maybe you want to go where pants are allowed. fine, head to the east bay to jack london square. it quarters at 8:30, then the free dance party is at 9:00 where you show off what you learned, and you may have learned about new local artisans, as part of jack's night market. it may be your first market, but it's the last of the night markets this summer. and that's the last on my list for this finally friday. >> we're happy he is wearing pants after that. okay. it's been proven time and time again the human touch is so critical when it comes to the health and wellness of babies. >> this next story, you'll meet a man who says he gets more out of holding babies than they go. garvin thomas has the story for "bay area proud." >> when most people meet cornel garner, they ask -- but ask how many kids he's helped? that's a different answer. >> i can prove to you i was once young. >> over the course of any single life -- >> a lot of people don't think i ever -- >> one is bound to have lived multiple lives. >> that's a bomber there. >> reporter: 90 years on the planet, he's lived more than a few. >> 51 missions out of the italy. >> there was thinks time as a b-24 navigator in world war ii. then there was the successful four-decade career at kaiser aluminum, retiring as the company as chairman and ceo. it was a part of lime that was very good to cornel financially. he has been good to others. which brings us to the children's hospital, and this latest chapter in his life. you see, over the years, cornell has been very generous with the donations to the hospital. >> i would say several hundred thousands. >> reporter: so many thousands in fact the 1980s, the hospital's ceo offered cornell a seat on the board of directors. >> i said i'm going to join us. he said, great! but i said not as a director, but rather as a volunteer. >> reporter: it turns out for this part of his life, this is not the type of chair he wanted to sit in. this was. doing this for them. >> i think he's getting sleepy. >> reporter: two days a week for the past 20 years, he's been becoming to the neonatal intensive care unit. volunteering to give premature and sick children doses of the wonderful medicine that is the human touch. >> he's got a good grip. very nice. >> reporter: coming in at 7:00 in the morning and staying as long as he's needed cornell has not regretted his decision for a minute. he says in his life he sat on enough boards to know what that's like, and it's nothing like this. >> when i'm holding a little baby on my shoulder, and that warm cheese is pressed against mine, that is as close to heaven as you can get, i think. that's it. some of mea friends think that's as close to heaven as i will ever get. >> okay little buddy, yeah, you're all right. >> reporter: cornell understands for all the money he hayes given, he could have asked for any number of rewards, but cannot imagine any of them being so rewarding. >> but i just think how beautiful and wonderful babies are s to me they're just kind of a miracle. i think how lucky i am to be holding them. close your eyes, go to sleep. >> hospital staff estimate over the years he has volunteered some 5,000 hours at the hospital. who knows how many children he's helped. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> garvin thomas ruins my makeup every time. >> you really are tearing. >> if you know someone who is doing something nice. just go to our web side. and search bay area proud. >> the big hand and the subtle hand together. nice job there, garvin. 11:51. installing license. those trucks sweep all parts of the city. they say would not have access to the information gathered from the readers. a passengers who use b.a.r.t. elevators may soon find the ride a little more pleasant. come monday b.a.r.t. will start cleaning and replacing the floors in all of the leftors. said the current elevator floors absorb too many liquids and too many odors and could lead to underlying damage as well. the construction will be down in stages. the work will tun through december of next year. it's probably all coffee. so if your plans include drinking today, fair warning, you better stay off the roads. the chp is holding several dui checkpoints tonight starts at 730 we knows location including san jose and san francisco, gilroy, but we're not saying the exact locations for often reasons. reality star caitlyn jenner could face misdemeanor charges in connection with the deadly car accident earlier this year. the crash happened back in february along the pacific coast highway when jenner rear-ended a car pushing it into oncoming traffic. now investigators say jenner was driving at an unsafe speed. her case will be decided by the district attorney's office later in the month. gen legal experts say it's likely she will serve any time. let's see if you can guess who is the highest paid actress in 2015. she's not a starving artist, though one of her movies had hunger in the title. another cooperation called the platinum lining playbook. are they guessing? >> it's jennifer lawrence. there she is. "forbes" says the 25-year-old hauled in $52 million in the last 12 months, making her the highest paid. thanks to her movies the avengers and lucy the top paid actor is robert downey jr. still a wage gap. we will be right back. okay. we have a summer project for you. two canadians brothers decided to add horsepower to an old swann paddleboat. >> take a look at this. this is the final result. the swan looks like it's flying across the water. the brothers bought that boat from an old amusement park, and they got it somehow to work. it is now more like a motor boat with a bit of flare. >> we used to have those at gilroy gardens, that would be fun, way more than paddling. >> it looks so funny going across the water so fast. >> it kind of bobs up and down. catching a wave or two. >> i hope your weekend is just as fun as that. thanks for joining us. our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. we'll see you then. is . today on "access hollywood live," i'm liz hernandez. billy and kit are off. comedian and host, joining me. >> what timing as another duggar shocker hitsants and danica mckellar is here. >> always winnie cooper in my boonchts how she's empowering girls and a challenge for us. >> something not adding up with that and it's probably me! >> ah. well, an inspiring story to kick off your weekend battling a rare genetic condition. she was bullied for her looks. meet lizzy, a true champion against chyberbullying. >> "access hollywood live" starts -- right now. stand by, billy and kit. stand by camera two. we're live in five -- four -- three -- two -- one.

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