the open waters we see the return of the marine layer once that pushes onshore, temperatures will begin to come down due to that westerly wind 5 to 15. otherwise, high 60s and low 70s at the beaches today. mid-70s around the lip of the bay to the peninsula. 77 to the low 80s across the santa clara valley. 83 degrees fairfield. mid- and high 70s to the north. we do have rain in the forecast. we'll pinpoint the days to expect it, that's coming up at 18 after the hour. >> thank you, roberta. let's talk about highway 4 here. we have an update. it is completely clear from that stalled car. it is not off to the shoulder. it is gone. but we still have traffic recovering in the area right at the 680 interchange here. traffic moving at about 50 miles per hour but otherwise along antioch to pittsburg looking good. now let's move to the altamont pass. traffic good from 205 into livermore so this is definitely not the usual case but it's friday so "friday light." north tracy boulevard to the altamont pass will take you a quick 16 minutes. now moving over to the bay bridge toll plaza, if you are heading into downtown san francisco, now is the perfect time, carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze along the eastshore freeway will take you 18 minutes. the oakland police officer who has been at the center of the latest department sex scandal is expected in court today. ryan walterhouse was arrested wednesday night. authorities say the 26-year-old officer gave confidential information to a sex worker and in return, she had sex with him. walterhouse reportedly told the woman to stop working in east oakland because of a prostitution sting. it's not related to the celeste guap sex scandal. >> it is incredibly disturbing that in light of what happened this summer, any officer could think that it was at all acceptable to engage in this type of behavior. it is completely outrageous. >> investigators are trying to figure out if he had relations with other women. he is expected to be arraigned in court today. the woman who was shot and killed by san francisco police officers is now suing the city. jessica williams' family says that police violated her constitutional rights when they shot her in may. the lawsuit goes on to state that police officer justin erb used excessive force. officials say they opened fire on williams when she tried to drive away in a stolen car. today is game day at uc- berkeley. but don't expect to see any parties on campus tonight. kpix 5's maria medina is live at berkeley where frat and sorority parties are on hold after reports of two sexual assaults. >> reporter: this is a voluntary ban on parties the decisions made by the heads of the greek organizations until they can get together to talk. this is after reports of two sexual assaults off campus over the weekend at frat parties. the alleged victims two uc- berkeley students. that put many students here on edge especially female students walking at night. so the intrafraternity council and sororities got together and decided to suspect all parties. >> these are two alleged felonies that occurred in our community so we really do need too take time off and assess the situation. >> i don't feel as safe as i could and i think that goes for a lot of people. >> reporter: now, the greek organizations plan to meet tomorrow to talk about solutions and keeping kids safe and only then will they talk about lifting the ban on parties. as for the cases of sexual assault, no one has been arrested. meanwhile, campus security has beefed up here. live in berkeley, maria medina, kpix 5. san francisco police say that they have made two arrests in connection with a san francisco school shooting that left four wounded. the students were shot on tuesday afternoon in the school parking lot around dismissal time. it happened at june jordan high school in the excelsior district. police think one particular 15- year-old girl was targeted. the three other male students were bystanders. police released more information about a shootout that left an officer shot in the head and a man dead. officer kevin downs is partially paralyzed after a bullet almost hit an artery. he was shot near the lake shore shopping center last friday. at a town hall meeting last night acting chief toney chaplin said many of the officers who responded had worn body cameras except for the two officers who shot the suspect. we also learned how officers were able to track down the shooter. >> officers were able to locate video surveillance inside the big 5 where the altercation occurred with a security guard. the officers were able to obtain a screen shot of the suspect and they issued that picture to all responding officers via smartphone. >> downs had surgery to remove bullet fragments from his brain. he continues to recover. police in mountain view are looking for possible victims of a man arrested on suspicion of child molestation last month. they say that 73-year-old donald lawrence was arraigned on six charges involving sexual contact with a child under 10. lawrence was the apartment manager at the arbors apartment complex in mountain view. police say other possible crimes he committed against minors could date back years. and they are asking anyone with information to come forward. hillary clinton and donald trump are not friends but they appeared together last night #catholic fundraiser where the presidential candidates traditionally trade lighthearted jabs. instead, they proved this election is anything but traditional. here's andy rhoades. >> reporter: the annual al smith memorial dinner is typically a chance for the presidential candidates to show their fun side in the campaign's home stretch. but once again, little is typical about this year's campaign. take a listen to donald trump. >> hillary accidentally bumped into me. [ laughter ] >> and she very civilly said, pardon me. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> reporter: that was one of the republican nominee's more gentle remarks toward democratic opponent hillary clinton at the charity dinner. >> here she is tonight in public pretending not to hate catholics. >> oh. >> reporter: clinton spoke after trump. she took some shots of her own. >> donald looked to the statue of liberty and sees a 4. [ pause ] >> maybe a 5 if she loses the torch and tablet and changes her hair. >> reporter: this comes a day after the third and final presidential debate where trump raised eyebrows by refusing to commit to accept the outcome of the balloting. if he wins, he will accept the results. back at the dinner both candidates were able to do something they struggled to do during the debates. actually shake hands. i'm andy rose reporting. new this morning, bernie sanders is not happy about ads in california. the commercials are about the soda tax proposition. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in the newsroom to tell us why sanders does not want to be associated with the ads reporter: he says he agrees that consuming too much sugar is a serious problem. but bernie sanders is telling the soft drink industry to stop using his name in ads fighting proposed soda taxes here in the bay area. here's the commercial. >> because it is a totally regressive tax. raise the money in a way that's progressive, not on the backs of low income or working people. >> reporter: so these ads are running in opposition to the soda tax measure in san francisco, oakland and albany. the proposition would add a penny per ounce tax to any sugary drinks sold in the cities. but sanders hasn't taken a position on those props. his senate campaign sent a "cease and desist" letter to the american beverage association on october 10. he doesn't dispute that what he said -- or what you just heard him say. but he was speaking about a soda tax in philadelphia, which was three times higher than the tax proposed here in the bay area. so sanders says excessive sugar son sumtion is a serious health problem for children and all the u.s. every community in our country will determine how best to address this major health crisis. the campaign that releasessed that ad says it will respect sanders wish to stay out of the local issues. in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> why is the idea of taxing soda now being discussed around the world? >> reporter: the world health organization sent out a statement earlier this month calling on entire countries to impose a tax of, get this, 20% to 50% on all sugary drinks. that seems a bit far off. but the movement is obviously growing. michelle? >> anne, thank you. the nation's top female surfers are making an unexpected appearance at one of california's biggest surfing contests. today is the opening ceremony of the titans of mavericks surf contest in half moon bay and after years of not being included there will be a women's heat for the first time. six female surfers will get a chance at the $30,000 prize. contestants will be chosen by november 1 when the mavericks window opens. 5:10. california's latest drought report has some good news for the bay area. >> plus, this police officer has a new friend after he came to the rescue of a deer. >> so one more day with temperatures topping off in the low 80s around the bay area then those numbers go away. unsettled weather in the forecast for seven days to come. we'll pinpoint the day rain arrives. >> and i hope your morning is going just as well as traffic in the bay area. time now 5:10. and we have no crashes to report. coming back, we'll update you on how the roads are looking. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> closed captionin g for this newscast is sponsorted by "living spaces furniture" good morning. 5:13. welcome to your friday october 21. taking a beautiful view of the golden gate bridge. we have have your forecast coming up in less than four minutes. new video out of japan as a 6.6 earthquake hit the continent. here you can see an office camera catching the shaking on video. about 80,000 homes experienced blackouts. power is restored. no threat of a tsunami. aftershocks are expected. new information this morning about drought conditions in california. so far, this is the wettest october since 2000. it's also the 14th wettest october on record. all the moisture is good news for the drought. the latest monitor showing drought conditions dropped completely from the coastal range. >> to get one this early is pretty encouraging. this is something more typically we might see in january or february. >> experts are waiting to see what winter conditions are like this year. they say that if the above average temperatures continue, there could be higher levels of snow melting which means less snowpack. today hundreds of black panthers are about to gather in oakland. they are rededicating the party to defending blacks against police brutality. the black panthers were founded in oakland 50 years ago. they disbanded in the '80s. during the group's reign, they launched a breakfast program for children and opened free health clinics. time now 5:15. let's check the roads see if it's "friday light" out there with roqui. >> it is "friday light." we have a new crash, though. let's those solano county. westbound 80 after the cordelia truck scales. cars moving at 46 miles an hour. there's roadwork ahead of it blocking three lanes so pretty slow in the area but otherwise looking good on 80 on the eastshore freeway into the maze. now westbound 4, highway 4 before solano way a crash is cleared but there is a pocket of slowing before 680. traffic moving at 50 miles per hour. highway 4 good otherwise between antioch and pittsburg. altamont pass traffic looking good off 205 in tracy at 60 miles per hour. north tracy boulevard to the altamont pass is quick. carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze will take 18 minutes. the metering lights will turn on at 5:30 this morning. >> did you say it's "friday light"? >> i did. >> we have a bright lights of coit tower this morning. hi, everybody. at 5:16, let's head out. as you get ready to start your friday, you might want to go ahead and grab a light jacket. we have temperatures that have dipped into the high 40s in redwood city and also to the north in santa rosa. otherwise, we settled into the 50s from oakland at the estuary to san francisco. john miller reporting 49 degrees in santa rosa. happy friday. it's dark, with a chance of light. ah, well, gosh, that's a little george carlin-like, isn't it? the hippidt dipety weatherman. it's the shield of clouds and return of the marine layer. it's poised offshore. we'll be pushing back onshore later this afternoon for the first half of your day sunny and brighter than the second half at least along the seashore. tomorrow partly cloudy skies. unsettled weather in your forecast from sunday through wednesday. here's futurecast. here's lunch hour. you see the clock there? okay. so we have the marine layer now playing tag with the san mateo coast. that's going to resort to more of a, um, west flow 10 to 15 miles per hour some cooler temperatures. then we have this right here, a swath of clouds all associated with an area of low pressure that was tapping into atmospheric river conditions. so the bottom line, we will turn partly to mostly cloudy on saturday with the clouds also on sunday. and now we're delaying the rain chances until monday and, in fact, it's looking strong that we'll have the rain on monday and tuesday. until then under the influence of high pressure and that means your travel weather will be pristine. 81 in sacramento. 68 in the high sierra today with currently it's at 30 on the south shore. 68 in monterey bay and 63 in eureka. temperatures today with increasing clouds at the coast in the high 60s and low 70s at the beaches, 70s around the bay today, mid-70s around the peninsula, high 70s and low 80s around the santa clara valley. 77 in napa and sonoma and glen ellen. here's your extended forecast. cloudy but no rain in the forecast this weekend, only on monday and then unsettled through tuesday a chance of rain continuing on wednesday. big doings around san francisco tomorrow. it's wharf fest 2016. if you have ever been to this before, it's so awesome! meanwhile, we have football, the 1-5 san francisco 49ers take on the 2-3 tampa bay buccaneers. are you ready for some football? 68 degrees and mostly cloudy skies. you didn't answer that kenny. >> i'm ready always. >> sunday streets of berkeley fair there's a chance of showers. only a slight chance in the mid- 60s. i know i was ready for your omaha! >> that's right. [ indiscernible ] >> you guys, i hear this every morning. until the football season ends. >> i love football. >> she loved it until she started going downhill in fantasy football. the state of california approved a $3.1 million to start designing a tunnel at laurel curve on highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains so animals can cross safely. according to caltrans in the past eight years, more than 150 animals died trying to cross that stretch. >> they are crossing over to get to their food, mating purposes especially mountain lions. they have enormous ranges. >> yes. if everything goes as planned members of land trust say that the wildlife tunnel could be built by 2020. that shouldn't affect the driver's commutes. you could say a texas police officer now has a very dear friend. a new one. >> that's right. we are talking about an actual deer. take a look. these officers found a young buck tangled up in rope at a home under construction. and after freeing the deer, instead of running away, the deer just wanted to be close to the officer who saved him. he managed to lead him back into the woods but he returned again to show his gratitude. i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, the 49ers coach reacts to rumors of his possible departure. and we are closing in on what would be an historic world series. cubs and dodgers game five coming up. ,,,, this is the story of fall's biggest fan. autumn was born on the first day of fall. and from an early age she learned to love the season. leaf piles and pumpkin pies. hot apple cider and cozy sweaters. which brings us to the very moment she fell for fall all over again. was she expecting to find the perfect designer boots at such an amazing price? no. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. marshalls. your surprise is waiting. good morning, everybody. for 40 minutes and two periods the sharks were unbeatable in pittsburg. did they really have to play that third period? sharks looking for a little bit of revenge for that stanley cup loss. the second period san jose already up 1-0. 18-year vet patrick marleau turns on the red light, sharks up 2-0. but pittsburg rallied back in the third with three goals in less than 8 minutes. patrick horn quist scores the game winner with 6 minutes left. penguins come back to win 3-2. back at dodger stadium for game five of the nlcs this time as a fan. top of the sixth chicago shortstop and former a's prospect addison russell gone. two-run shot, cubs win 8-4. they lead the series 3 games to 2. chicago is one win away from their first world series appearance since the truman administration. the chip kelly era may be just six games old but there are already reports of the 49ers coach leaving town. cbs sports is reporting that kelly would consider leaving the nfl to return to college football. chip's response? >> are you fully committed to staying with the 49ers beyond this season? >> unless the media has an opportunity for me somewhere else. i'll always explore opportunities. but yeah. i'm not going anywhere. [chuckling] >> not going any this sunday. 49ers and the bucs and in jacksonville raiders and the jags. that game at channel 5 at 10 a.m. we'll have the "5th quarter" following that football game. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. the play of the day, boise state hosting byu for some thursday night college football. take a look. >> play action. first down. that's a line drive. and it is picked off. fred warner has it in boise state territory. warner with a flag down stays inbounds! >> byu's fred warner with a pick six taking it all the way back to the house with some nifty moves. that wouldn't be enough for the cougars who lost by one point but the extra effort earns warner our play of the day. ♪[ music ] today is game day at uc- berkeley. but there will be no celebrating. why a group of students declared a ban on partying. >> as a lot of us in the bay area prepare to vote or a pros positioned soda tax, the campaign against it is feeling the burn. why bernie sanders wants it to stop. ,, plus, an update on multiple bomb a bay area officer accused of using excessive force. the allegations against him. >> plus, an update on multiple bomb scares and what san francisco police found at each scene. >> our live hi-def doppler radar is fired up and ready to go. i'll tell you when and where rain will arrive. >> two-car crash causing trouble on the eastshore freeway in solano county. we'll tell you exactly where it is and how to avoid it coming up. good morning, everyone. it's friday, october 21. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. a suspension on parties at a bay area campus. a group of students declared the ban after two alleged sexual assaults last weekend. kpix 5's maria medina is live at uc-berkeley, where they are taking the claims seriously reporter: and kenny, today is actually game day, but no one is allowed to party. this comes after two reports of sexual assaults off campus over the weekend at frat houses. the alleged victims, two uc- berkeley students. and, of course, that put a lot of students here on campus on edge, especially female students walking at night. so the intrafraternity council and authorities got together and they decided, you know what? it is time to suspend all parties. >> making a decision like this is unprecedented especially since we made this fully independent of the university. it was a student decision. >> you want to have fun but safety is first so i think it's a good idea. >> reporter: and the greek organizations they plan to meet tomorrow to discuss how to keep students safe. only then will they talk about lifting that ban on parties. as for the cases, there have been no arrests so far. but meanwhile, campus security has been beefed up here and i can tell you that we have seen quite a lot of patrol cars since we have been here in the last half-hour. live at uc-berkeley, maria medina, kpix 5. the sonoma county sheriff's office is investigating a case of excessive force. officials say it happened at a home on highlands avenue. the sonoma county sheriff says a neighbor called 911 when a couple was arguing. when the deputy arrived, the woman said nothing happened. and the man locked himself in the bedroom. the sheriff says deputy scott thorne tased and beat the man with his nightstick. >> in this situation, the force was not reasonable. he is not authorized to use force. there was no crime. there was no threat. and so no force should have been used at all. >> the sheriff has ordered an internal investigation. he also asked the santa rosa police department to see if any of the deputies broke any laws. 5:32. we are ready for the weekend weather. >> oh, boy. are we ever. what do you have planned? >> um, i have an event tomorrow night. so it's a kentucky derby themed party. so i have this big hat. >> event. >> it's an event. >> it is. >> it's a party. >> yeah. pretty much. >> i think i'm going to try to head to the beach and surf, maybe ocean beach or pacifica. if it's decent. >> it's been pretty chunky, hasn't it, pretty choppy. >> choppy. >> 7 to 8 feet. we have that great competition out there earlier this week. whatever you have planned this weekend, no rain in the forecast as of yet. in fact, the rain will not be moving in until monday. this is our live weather camera. clear skies looking out towards coit tower. 49 santa rosa to redwood city. it's in the 50s from livermore to san francisco into oakland. the winds are slight but will be rotating west 5 to 15 later today. satellite-radar really wanted to share this with you because this does signify that we do have changes in your friday forecast. in fact, the first half of this day will be sunnier and brighter along the seashore than the second half due to that right there. marine layer is moving closer and closer to the coast and as it does so we'll become overcast at rockaway beach. san jose in our inland areas, this is what you can anticipate today by lunch hour temperatures soaring to about 70, 73 degrees. and during the afternoon hours, we're forecasting a high near the rose garden district. also willow glen, alviso and alum rock in the mid-70s. i'm going with an outside number of 79 throughout the santa clara valley towards levi's stadium. and also mineta international airport. san francisco, today 73 when the average high is 69 and we are going to have one more day of temperatures into the 80s and then we'll not see those temperatures for quite some time with our numbers going down. so 60s and 70s at the beaches today until the wind kicks in and marine layer pushes onshore. 70s and 80s from san mateo, palo alto to honda and pescadero. temperatures across the santa clara valley, 70s and 80s. east bay numbers 80s in discovery bay. 60s to 70s into the 80s in the north bay. again, we have rain, it's coming. we have the details coming up at 48 after the hour. here's roqui. >> thank you, roberta. time now 5:34. let's take a look in solano county where we have a crash causing trouble along the eastshore freeway. that's westbound 80 at the cordelia truck scales. that two-car crash is still out there. chp is on scene also trying to clear it out of the road. but traffic is backed up from the cordelia truck scales into west texas street. so as an alternate, we suggest you go ahead and take suisun parkway or business center drive. those two roads are right along the freeway and will get you through that area just fine. and you can jump back on westbound 80 to head wherever you're going. now let's move to some slow traffic on westbound 4 here at hillcrest avenue to highway 242 will definitely take you longer than 8 minutes. it will take you more like 20 minutes from antioch to pittsburg, traffic is moving at just about 30 miles per hour. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. authorities are trying to figure out what caused an rv fire in san carlos. the accident caused traffic to back up for hours on highway 101 yesterday. the highway was closed in both directions during the evening commute. emergency crews had a "shelter in place" in case the rv explodeed. >> there was a 105-pound propane take with 50 pounds of propane in it. >> crews were able to get everything under control. the couple who owned the rv got out safely. twice in the last 24 hours, a bomb squad in san francisco has rushed to the scene of a suspicious device. the first call came in around 11 a.m. yesterday. someone spotted a note on this white sedan saying there was a bomb inside. it was parked in the hall of justice impound lot near 7th and bryant. that turned out to be a false alarm. at 8:15 last night another scare, this time in the mission district. that too was also deemed a false alarm. new this morning, bernie sanders says he wants out of some commercials in california. the ads are fighting against proposed soda taxes. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in the newsroom to explain why sanders is involved reporter: you probably have seen these ads running over the past few weeks even here on kpix 5. they are sponsored by the american beverage association. opposing a tax on sugar- sweetened drinks. it's on the ballot in san francisco, oakland and albany. the propositions would add a penny per ounce tax paid for by drink distributors. the ads feature sanders talking about a soda tax that was proposed in philadelphia. >> bernie sanders: because it is a totally regressive tax. raise the money in a way that's progressive, not on the backs of low income or working people. >> reporter: well, sanders says he is not taking a position on the propositions here in the bay area. his senate campaign sent a "cease and desist" letter to the american beverage association telling them to stop running those commercials. it says excessive sugar consumption is a serious health problem for children and all of us, every community in the country will have to determine how best to address this major health crisis, quoting bernie sanders. the campaign that released the ad said it will respect his wish to stay out of these local issues. in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. hillary clinton and donald trump shared the same stage once again last night. this time roasting each other at a catholic charities dinner in new york. the annual dinner is usually full of good natured jokes but the nominees jabbed each other and there were even some boos. >> hillary is so corrupt -- >> boo! >> -- she got kicked off the watergate commission. >> boo! >> how corrupt do you have to be to get kicked off the watergate commission? >> people look at the statue of liberty and they see a proud symbol of our history as a nation of immigrants, a beacon of hope for people around the world. dodged looks at the statue of liberty and sees a 4. >> boo! >> maybe a 5 if she loses the torch and tablet and changes her hair. >> unlike their final debate, the nominees shook hands after the dinner. and during the final debate wednesday night, donald trump wouldn't say if he would accept the results of the election. and now he is saying he would if he wins. >> of course i would accept a clear election result, but i would also reserve my right to contest or file a legal challenge in the case of a questionable result. [ applause and cheers ] >> how could he challenge the outcome? we asked kpix 5 political reporter melissa caen. >> reporter: if the vote is close you have the potential for a recount. that's one way to challenge election results. the other way is to prove there was some sort of impropriety that's really hard to do because you don't just have to show there was impropriety but that is actually what caused the problem with the election, that it was so -- it was so bad, that it affected enough votes that it affected the election. >> clinton is in ohio today. trump campaigns in north carolina and pennsylvania. microsoft had a surprisingly high profit in its latest quarter and there's a new smartphone from kodak. ill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com reports. >> reporter: good morning. a lower open today. yesterday down day, as well. the dow fell 40. nasdaq down 4. the number of americans who filed for unemployment rose to its highest level in five weeks. strong employment makes it more likely the fed will raise interest rates by the end of the year. microsoft turnaround plan appears to be work. the company refocused on business software and cloud computing. profits are way up. >> kodak is getting into the smartphone business. the company unveiled the ektra an android phone with 21 pixel camera. most smartphones have just 12. >> that's a comeback for kodak. there's some help for some new parents at a high-tech crib. >> reporter: that's right. a new smart crib promises to put babies to sleep in minutes. it uses white noise to recreate the womb with sensors, microphones, motorrers and will rock when the baby cries. it costs about $1,500. >> a couple of years ago i spent many sleepless nights trying to put my baby to bed. nothing worked. that crib, i'll believe it when i see it. [ laughter ] >> reporter: yeah. i think, um, i think you're probably right. >> yeah. all right. ill wagne r of cbsmoneywatch.com. thank you. it is 5 be 5:41. you may be tempted to take a selfie as you vote but it's illegal. the fine you could face. >> a live look at 880 in oakland. here's your morning traffic commute. more coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, airbags. the latest deadly crash.. we can see the top of the golden gate bridge tower because the marine layer isn't on shore yet. traffic and weather coming up. a death in the takata airbag. the latest death is in california. 50-year-old delia robles died last month when her airbag exploded. her family says she was headed to get a flu shot in riverside when she crashed her 2001 honda civic. authorities say when the airbags explode metal parts can rupture. >> she wasn't sick. this happened from one minute to the next. >> more than 69 million inflaters have been recalled in the u.s. a takata spokesman says the tragedy is a reminder of how important it is to get recalled airbags replaced. happening today, pickup and drop-off at sfo is about to get a little bit trickier. the airport is closing parts of terminal one as they break ground on the next phase of a renovation project. it's part of a $2.4 billion overhaul. it's expected to take about two years to complete. parts of the lanes closest to the terminal on arrival and departure levels will be closed. once you fill out your ballot for the election you might be tempted to snap a selfie but did you know it's illegal? in most states, taking a picture showing who you voted for could get you charged with a misdemeanor or a fine up to $1,000. you could even possibly get a year behind bars. governor brown signed the bill to make it legal in california but it doesn't go into effect until next year. >> the reason for that is the possibility of selling of votes or trading that vote for something. >> lawmakers pushed to make it legal to encourage people to vote. a little girl in california is the latest internet sensation. and she has her favorite comic book hero to thank as you can see in this picture here. superman was her inspiration on school picture day. beautiful little girl. the 3-year-old's photo went viral after her father posted it on reddit but there is more to throbbing land toddler than her love for superheros. she is 75% deaf in both ears and now support is pouring in from the deaf community across the country. >> and she can't hear the letter s so she had a great nickname for superman, futerman. >> adorable. >> she shut get a costume with -- >> my daughter never says spoon. she says poon. [ laughter ] >> cute. >> roqui? >> okay. let's talk about traffic. starting here with the bay bridge, the toll lights are on right now as of 5:30 this morning. and traffic is backing up a little towards the maze but just past the overcrossing here. the maze to downtown westbound will just take you 15 minutes. so not too bad just yet. now moving over to solano county westbound 80 that's the eastshore freeway, after cordelia truck scales that two- car crash is now completely cleared from the roads. but as you can see, still causing a little slowdown in the area. cars driving at 50 miles per hour. moving to highway 4 antioch to pittsburg will take a slow 23 minutes and traffic moving at 23 miles per hour so definitely a slow commute but not as bad as it could be because we have seen it worse and the altamont pass same story we have seen it worse but your travel time right now is 25 minutes between north tracy boulevard and the altamont pass. traffic moving at 44 miles per hour and then when you get to north flynn road you're moving at about 30 miles per hour. now, moving on to some great news, portland trail blazers versus our warriors, tip-off at 7:30. >> whoo! >> you guys are always talking about football but i'm ready for some basketball! >> all right. >> i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. oh, yes. tonight be there! that's going to be some fun. then we have opening day, what, next tuesday for our golden state warriors! wahoo! this is the scene looking out our live weather camera. we are looking out from the transamerica pyramid in an east direction towards the estuary of oakland. currently, pretty mild start to your day throughout most parts except redwood city dipping to 49 same in santa rosa, mid-50s in san jose. satellite and radar, we have changes. it's acomin'. marine layer it should have moved onshore already. it's kind of stalled. we do have some cloudiness around inverness and point reyes. clouds at the coast by the evening commute so we'll have more sunshine during the morning hours at the coast than later this afternoon. but pleasant temperatures. turning partly to mostly cloudy on saturday and sunday. in fact, unsettled weather in the forecast from sunday evening in the north bay all the way through wednesday. here's the setup. futurecast lunchtime today, coast begins to cloud up right around there. moss and montara beaches. pacifica. rockaway beach you will have some sunshine. then a swath of cloudiness moves in on saturday. that's why we get the partly to mostly cloudy feel for the day. sunday also the clouds drift in. but the rain chances hold off until about monday then become likely from this area of low pressure well to the north of the bay area. high pressure the key component. cooler air with a west wind 5 to 15 miles an hour. it's a getaway friday. low to mid-80s in throughout the central valley. nearly 70 at monterey bay and carmel. 68 degrees in the high sierra. no snow with the impending rain just too warm. we'll have rain in the high sierra by monday. 68 degrees in tahoe. currently it's 30. sun-up at 7:24. it sets at 6:23. temperatures coming down from yesterday when we had 85 degrees in sonoma. today low 80s. 70s at the beaches today. we had low 70s in san francisco. today 70 degrees evenly. we were in the low 80s at 83 in throughout the tri-valley yesterday. today 80. and again upper 60s and low 70s at the beaches. your extended forecast walk you through it because we have rain arriving on monday and tuesday. a chance on wednesday. thursday's dry. and looking ahead towards friday into the weekend, there's a chance of some significant rain showers from a cutoff low. those are really difficult to forecast so we'll keep you posted on that. but meanwhile big doings in san francisco tomorrow. this is so fun and so yummy. we have the wharf fest 2016 at 65 degrees. sunday streets in berkeley cloud cover in the mid-60s. that's always fun, too. are you ready for some football? mostly cloudy for our 1-59ers at 68 degrees. have a great day and weekend. time now 5:51. college students are getting scammed. the warning going out this morning. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, good morning. welcome to your friday. time check, 5:54. these are the numbers you can anticipate today. we have the sunshine with the return of the marine layer later at the beaches. high 60s to low 70s. low 80s inland. and our slowest area of the morning is the antioch to pittsburg area on highway 4. hillcrest avenue to 242 will take you a slow 26 minutes. one person remains unaccounted for after a fire ripped through a large home near los angeles last night. flames could be seen shooting from the more than 9,000-foot structure as fire overtook the home. up to 15 people lived on the property and right now, the landlord is missing. one woman was also injured in the fire. the home was destroyed and crews are still looking into a cause this morning. investigators say that they discovered a possible drug tunnel underneath the border near san diego. immigration and customs officials confirmed that the discovery yesterday but are not releasing any more information. agents searched a warehouse near the border but there's no word yet if it's connected to that tunnel. new details about an inmate hunger strike at the main jail in san jose. more than 300 inmates have been on strike for five days. they say conditions in the county jail are worse than the state penitentiary and they want changes. five inmates have lost 40 points total because of the strike. the group says they will demonstrate until the 31st but could go longer if officials don't meet their demands. there's a new scam that parents and college students should look out for. scammers are calling people claiming to be irs officials demanding payment on federal student taxes that don't exist. one woman was scammed out of $7,900 in gift cards for target and itunes. she says the scammers called from a police department number and gave her what she thought was credible information. >> they told me all my information, my address here and at home. >> they tend to intimidate people into staying on the phone. >> the irs is warning people that the agent does not call to demand money in specific form by phone. agent don't threaten immediate arrest. they will never ask for credit cards or personal information over the phone. ♪[ music ] it is 5:56. in the next half-hour, stop using my name and voice! that's bernie sanders's message to the anti-soda tax campaign. more on his position against the ballot measures here in the bay area next. >> reporter: a bay area college banned from partying? the alleged crimes that led to the suspension. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm kenny choi. inton and donald tru good morning, it's friday, october 21. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. hillary clinton and donald trump will try to drum up support in must win states today one day after trading insults at a catholic charity dinner in new york city. it was usually marked by civility by presidential nominees. that didn't happen this time. hena daniels reports. >> here she is tonight in public pretending not to hate catholics. >> boo! >> reporter: donald trump's repeated zingers fell flat. >> everyone knows hillary's belief that takes a village which only makes sense after all in places like haiti where she's taken a number of them. >> boo i! >> reporter: hours after a tenth woman came forward accusing trump of sexual misconduct, clinton said this calling trump out on his critical comments about women. >> donald look

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