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the last three years, and clark says the consequences can be very damaging. >> officers are always given the ben fits of the doubt when they come to court to testify. and when you feel these types of arrests, that public trust is eroded, not just for the officer who is get charged, but for any officer who comes to court. >> clark says convicted inmates can be released. >> the first emotion is surprised. >> but public trust is affected by these arrests. but he's adamant the rank in final won't stand behind anyone who praeks tbreaks the law, eves one of their own. >> tonight, a legal system waits to see how far the ripples of officer vu's arrest will reach. >> reporter: steven clark says it's way too early for san jose police to say officer vu acted alone in this week's incident. he says there has to be a forensic analysis of cell phone records and other records to make sure that no one else was involved in marijuana, a distribution that he's being accused of right now. at this point, san jose police are not releasing a picture of officer vu. the answer is no. we'll have to get him in court. >> we want to unsdat to you on our breaking news in the northwest. out of seattle, a deadly campus shooting has rocked a small christian university. you can see, the campus is crawling with police and emergency crews. this is what we know so far. three miles north of down toun. police say a man walked into a building and opened fire. just as he was reloading, staff members were able to take the gun away from him, but it's still unclear how. four people were hurt. one of those people ended up dying at the hocht. the gunman is in custody. we don't know his identity yet or the motive. we're going to continue to follow the story and bring you the very latest as it comes in. >> a rare and disturbingsighted in sunnyvale today. officers in full force for a suspect wanted in murder. the name of the person who was shot dead is 53-year-old glen briggs. now, he lived in the house down here on the corner. that's where the shooting happened inside the house. you can see officers are still investigating at this hour and collecting evidence. griggs is accused of killing a woman who lived 234 the hougs with him last year. >> i heard the gunfiring and then we saw the police and we got escorted down a side street. >> officers shot and killed one of her neighbors. investigators say they came to his home on fairoaks avenue to arrest him for murder. >> the knock on the door tried to make contact with the person that was named in the warrant. the person ignored orders and displayed a weapon. that's when officers forced their way in the home and shot the man. he's suspected of murdering a woman he knew. >> it evolves from a missing persons case when more information came to light that there might have been something more involved with the disappearance. they everyone brought in a fire truck to take photos of the scene from a birds eye view. >> we have also just learned that griggs is accused of killing molly frank amount. investigators are not sure whether she was a girlfriend or possibly a roommate. she lived there last year and she was reported missing in may of 2013. but, again, officers say that her body has never been found. reporting live in sunnyvalenbc bay area news. >> some tense moments 234 san francisco. a woman slammed into a police cruiser. a chopper over the scene in the bayview district. this happened late this afternoon. officers say they asked her to get out of the car when they got a report that that car might be stolen. they say that's when the driver put her vehicle in reverse and hit the patrol car. a few blocks later, she hit that parked truck. >> a quiet neighborhood in san jose found someone dead. when homicide investigators showed up, they found that the man had been stabbed. his name has not yet been released. authorities have been canvassing the area for witnesses. this is the 18th homicide of the year. >> love lost and love found. that's the home tonightover an east bay man who believes someone dog napped his come pan john. >> reporter: we first broke the news that the dog may have been back. >> well, i got a picture. i'm a hundred percent sure that's our dog. >> this is the photo love's family says a man texted to them late this afternoon. a picture of what appears to be love, the service dog and best friend of arthur renowitsy, a man who was shot, robbed and left paralyzed. >> i will do anything i can to bring back love. she's my everything, she's my supporter, she's my best friend. >> late today, they got the call they'd been waiting for. >> i got a call saying he bought a puppy in oakland. he sent me a photo of her. he's on his way to bring her back. >> now, the dog's owner is here. he is sitting in his car just wait i waiting i thaukt maybe the dog pulled up, but he hasn't. he says he will not feel relief until he has love in his arms. >> what a great ending to the story. we'll keep you on site there. >> i want to know that no one will be treated the way i was treated again. >> still ahead, fighting back against sexual assault. the new crusade prompted by one out spoken young woman. >> i'm scott budman at levi's stadium that will bring a ton of attention and money to the bay area. >> good evening, some hazy skies across san jose right now. generally, a warmer date in san francisco. the fog continues to roll in. we'll talk more about these t p triple digits and who has the best chance of reaching that 100 forecast. a demonstration at stanford university today prompbted by one out spoken young woman. red and white messages all with the message hash tag, stand with leah. a campus assaults are a big issue this year. and the education department investigating dozens of yumpts. but, today, she was thrilled at how many students came out to support her. >> i just feel like helping to change things is helping to change me. and it makes me very happy. and i'm so, you know, everyone came to support me. and i came to support them. and i feel like we're going to do this together. >> a review committee found a male student at fault. he's appealing the findings claiming he assaulted her in his sleep. she says his goal is for future victims to get more help faster than she did. sfan ford says it can't comment on a pending case. we have strengthened our programs over the last several years. it also says the university has just hired a new title for coordinator, title x coordinating areas. >> well, the bridge is perfectly safe. according to inspectors who say temporary repairs have been made. now, cal-trans is making more repairs on the north side. heavy truck traffic could be to blame. scheduled inspections uncovered the sign of pre-mature wear. >> it's got its own logo now, superbowl 50. today, we got a peek into how much things will cost. scott budman is live outside levi stadium with the numbers for us. >> reporter: i'll tell you, it looks like the entire bay area will benefit from all of the money that will come here. we saw today mayors from the north bay and south bay making sure to share the wealth and the credit. it's getting ready for its close up. >> in the bay area, we've been ready for a superbowl for a long time. >> and, now, boosted by tens of millions of dollars like google, apple and intel, the superbowl planning is underway. >> they'll not only make this a great event, but make this an event to be remembered that will be fitting of the history that will be made in santa clara, californ. >> and, yes, the spoils will be bay area-wide. the game itself will be in santa clara. but the logo? well, that says san francisco. all involved taking pains to not talk about a regional rivalry. >> we're all getting ready for this. we expect, literally, every hotel from san jose to santa clara to san francisco to be all filled for that whole week, if not longer. >> the big game will bring big revenue in hotels, restaurants and on television. the 49ers say they want to be there, too. >> it's a culmination of a lot of hard work and a lot of things that we do throughout the bay area. and i'm just happy that it is coming together here and the stadium has made it possible that we can do this. >> possible to bring the world to the bay area for at least one super game. >> we mentioned the contribution of the tech companies. expect a lot more of those as we get close to opening levis stadium. that money will defer some of the costs that taxpayers feel. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> very exciting news. thank you, scott. >> san francisco is apparently over with the system almost back today for the first time in three days, tourists can ride the cable cars again. frustrated commuters got to work and school on light rail trains and buss. union leaders claim that the move would undercut any raise. they've filed legal charges. >> taking school spirit to a whole new level. this video has gone viral. the video's co-creator says they knew they had something special when they shot this. a drone camera shot overhead showing the entire student body. you can watch the entire video by going to nbcbayarea.com. >> it's so impressive done with the whole student body. >> and pete carroll, the football coach and robin williams, i believe. >> we're talking about ourwet ere and forecasting ahead. >> we did want to get you this update coming in ahead from noah. the ek want toirm pacific has water temperatures that are reading above average. it's reading half a degree for about two months that. is significant for the pacific. it's now up to 80 pnt overall from september through november. so fall throughout the earlier part of winter. it looks like that's going to be the case. with that said, the strength looks to be towards a moderate el nino which, at this point, means we'll have more rainfall than we did last year. we're taking you to the sky camera, we have sunshine out here. we had the most 90 degrees temperatures across the east bay. check out san francisco. a fog storm hard to make out those downtown buildings. what you're going to find here are the temperatures are going to stay the hottest in the east bay. we're going to average low 90s. if you're heading to san francisco, it will be for a few brief moments right through the the afternoon. let's get you into the heat. when you hear that the bay area may be getting some triple digits, sometimes it seems like it's going to be through all the valleys. south bay, 950 on saturday, 92 on sunday. upper 80s to about 90 for this weekend. it's going to be uncomfortable, but not at dangerous levels fr t for the pe fins la. you can see here from the north bay, 93 and sunny skies. we'll have more of that complete weather forecast. if you're headed to the beaches in this one, 67 in half-moon bay. that's where you want to be if y great beach weather. >> officer s in the east bay are joining forces to stop wilding. we're going to show you some cell phone video of what wilding is. teenagers tearing through the streets terrorizing anybody or anything in their path. officers responded to three attacks over the last three days -- or actually, last week. on monday, police say teenagers pistol-whipped kids and robbed them. tomorrow night, they'll have an update on a new task force aimed at stopping the violence. >> coming up, it backfired. the move this burglar made to try to cover his track. >> if there is any diet substance, it's supposed to be exposed po it. >> this is in san francisco, but agents didn't expect the encounter they received from neighbors. it is the last day of school for many kids today. instead of celebrating, students at one peninsula high school are in trouble. administrators say students collaborated in a cheating scandal to score good grades on one of their final exams. nbc bay area is live at pali. this isn't the first time this has happened? >> reporter: that's right, janelle. good evening. school is out, but we did catch a couple of recent dwraj watts who said cheating happened here pretty much every day. >> and this is a base. >> he will never have to stress over another test here at palo alto high. but the 2014 graduate a add mits it wasn't easy. he says that leads to a lot of cheating. >> copying homework all of the time. copying homework is on a daily basis for some people. multiple tenth and 11th grade students admitted someone had snapped a photo. something was fishy when students submitted a two hour test in half an hour. >> and we decided that we would not count any of the finals. so that would put everybody back to the grade that they had prior to taking the final last week. >> this isn't the first time. the school paper reported students cheated on multiple ap tests. >> the teachers have been saying it's going on throughout the whole year, but it's prominent in the second smes ere. >> their advice to incoming freshman? relax. >> being a good person is going to help you a lot more. >> great advice. now, they have the option of retaking it. but the big option is the school is thinking of revising the cheating policy. >> roughly 4,000 homecare providers rallied outside the state capitol today urging governor brown to give back overtime hours. the governor's advocates estimate 258,000 care givers 234 the state rely on overtime to make ends meet. >> we are really hoping to send a strong message to the governor to rethink his ideas on this. and to see that these are real people that are impacted by these policies. advocates say they will lose 40% of their incomes. >> the cameras are watching. the change today that could mean more tickets from red light cameras. >> and it's already one of the fastest start ups. now, they're expanding what the company wabtss to do for your dinner table. >> we'll show you how she took on the f.b.i. we have breaking news out of seattle tonight. we want to update you. classes tomorrow now cancelled after a deadly campus shooting this afternoon. right now, the campus is crawling with police and emergency crews, as you can see this happened at a small christian university about three miles north of downtown seattle. police say a man walked into a building and opened fire. as you can see, live pictures here of emergency crews still on scene. police tell us as the man was reloading his weapon, staff numbers were able to take the gun away from him, but it's still unclear how. four people were hurt. the gunman is in custody. >> we have received nafgs a student was involved in apprehending the suspected. not sure of the details at this time. but we do have a student worker who was posted at that door and was involved with that. no names, no details at this time. >> again, seattle police say that a staff member was involved in disarming the suspected. but we're still gathering that information. of course, we're going to have more on this developing story tonight at 11:00. >> back here at the bay area, when the bomb squad and hazardous materials team showed up at ryan chamberlain's apartment today, so did a feisty neighbor. mark, the f.b.i. got an unexpected earful? >> they sure did. it turned into a sidewalk inquisition. >> again, this is routine. >> f.b.i. spokesman peter lee was just explainsing that there's nothing new to the second zeshlg when a woman walked up with an innocent-sounding question. >> what's the deal? were there any substances found in there? >> no, man, this is what we call a follow-on search. >> the new zealand native began peppering lee about questions of what the f.b.i. found in the first search. >> there were things on that list that didn't seem to have any imaginable potential in any conceivable way. barlow, a veteran plaintiff's attorney had taken pictures and wanted to know why they're wearing white protective suits. >> you're telling me it's okay for me to go in there, but you don't know -- >> yeah, again, i'm not going to speculate. the f.b.i. was in there with protection suits. chamberlain was arrested monday. when the criminal complaint was released, it detailed what investigators found in their first search, including a remote control receiver, a dets fater and an assortment of ball bearingand screws. before he was picked up, he was reportedly described as what was an online suicide note. he is being held without bail and has yet to enter a plea. >> a brazen burglar suspect, take a look at this video. police say the man is trying to take out the surveillance camera at a home on amarok way. he apparently got scared because he took off shortly after going into the house. if you do recognize this man, contact the fremont police department. >> turning now to a high-profile prisoner exchange. today, president obama defended his decision to trade five taliban leaders. the reason they kept the swap a secret? taliban leaders warned they will kill him if word leeked out of a possible deal. nbc news has learned more details about what happened when the taliban found him. two former taliban commanders found he was acting abformally and cursing his countrymen at the time. >> i think it was important for people to understand that this is not some abstraction. this is not a political football. >> he remains in germany where he's said to be improving and working on regaining control of his emotions. >> an agreement has been reached on the senate floor to help reform the troubled health departmentcare system of the veteran's affairs department. the bill's goal is to give $500 million to hire more doctors and nurses. in addition, eligible veterans k use nonva medical care if they experience delays in care. the agreement is expected to be debated next week and then sent to the house. a new cabinet in the obama administration. most recently, she had been the president's budget director. the harvard grad has a high-tech position. military investors r coming through the debris. it fell from the sky and burst into a fire ball and destroyed three homes. >> i thought it was an earthquake. my dad thought a car hit our house. >> the pilot managed to eject safely and landed in the middle of the street. he is expected to be okay. >> be ware of those red light cameras. today, the california spleem court made it easier for prosecutors to use it against drivers who failed to stop. the ruling is a response to an appeal by a southern california driver. she argued the state can prove the recordings authentic. the state's highest court rejected that. >> spending money to make money. how preparers are going to bilgd a factory worth $5 million to the state. >> temperatures continuing to warm up. that is going to produce some poor air quality for parts of the bay area. it looks like it will be the wost here in the north bay and also the east bay. a new kind of school for the whole family is coming to san jose. local leaders broke ground today at silicon valley. it will be built on the campus elementary school. the new center will teach kids in a year-round day care. it will also provide training for teachers and resources for families. >> all decided that they were going to change the lives of adults and children and families in a play space strategy. that includes this campus as the hub. and goes all the way up to careers in college. >> the new school will be up and running by next summer. >> how about this, do you feel invying strangers for dinner is encouraging you to do so? air b&b helps people rent out their homes short terment now, they're organizing hosts to organize group dinners. hosts would set up the date and the price of the meals. if you need help cleaning up, the company just launched a house-cleaning service as well, in san francisco, new york and l.a. so far, this is just a temporary pilot program. >> so you can make lasagna and invite a bunch of people over. >> that you don't know and you get to know? >> and you charge them ten bucks a head or whatever you want to charge them. >> i don't think anybody''s going to pay me for my cooking. >> i'm bad. >> you can see the clouds moving in right now. we're going to have more details on how long this is going to last and when we'll hit a hundred in just a few minutes. >> good evening. coming up, vernon davis explains his continued absence from had the workouts. got a little help from his offense. that's all coming up in sports. ♪ take the nestea plunge. nothing refreshes like nestea. they want to roll out the red carpet. state lawmakers are hoping they can entice a massive battery factory here in california. they introduced a measure to give tesla financial incentives. but the bill doesn't lay out what those incentives are. lawmakers say everything is on the table, including special tax breaks. they're planning to build a $5 billion battery plant. but they have not yet chosen a location. the factory is expected to create 6500 jobs. some of the possible locations that have been mentioned, reno, nevada and new mexico. >> here in the bay area, we've got a little bit of everything. >> that mixed bag forecast is going to start off over the next couple of days. i assure you, this is a real shot. beautiful tonight. clear skies. the hills remain brown with our apparent fire danger and our three-year drought we remain in. we did get some updates on the numbers, 80% chance of el nino development. let's take a look at the fire concern with 27% humidity. mainly sunny and 74. if you're heading to san francisco tonight, get ready for those microclimate extremes. winds out of the west at 7 miles per hour. that is thick enough fog that we likely will have some drizzle as we head throughout tonight. for the peninsula, some gusty winds. we've got high pressure offshore. there is a lot of hot air associated with it. the second thing is this double surge of heat. that's going to combine together to give us some isolated conditions with triple dichblgts. this is really going to be the determining factor on who get it is hottest. many of you know in the bay area, when you get a directional wind, it is cooler. and even though we had an on shore win in pleasanton, it's too short. notice the wind arrows. they're still staying primarily out of the west. that keeps the weather at the coast. we'll heat up a few degrees there. then, as we head throughout saturday, it looks like a little bit of warming. pleasantton, expecting 98. it's goimpk to be a wide, varying forecast over the next couple days. san jose, 87 degrees and sunny skies. for the peninsula, 75 in san mateo. you get away from that close to the coast, it's 650 in the valley. hottest walnut creek at 94. pleasanton, 95 degrees. it's the hottest in the forecast. san francisco, 74, 75. and for the trivalley, 98 on saturday and 100 as you head throughout sunday. if you want some relief in this hundred degree heat, you can head to santa cruz. >> thanks so much, jeff. love found in the east bay. and it happened just in the passed 90 minutes. this tiny poodle means the world to an east bay man. well, tonight, a photo and text are giving him hope that she'll be back soon. let's go to her now with the latest. hopefully, a reunion soon. >> well, they certainly hope so. they're all lined up here. here he is right now waiting for t this afternoon to hopefully return love again. a tip came in late this afternoon. now, take a look at the picture a man texted into the tip line. it is a photo that the dog's family says appears to be love. the poodle they believe was dog napped last night. again, this all developed late this afternoon. and this is what the tipster had to say. >> all from a guy saying he bought a puppy at walmart in oakland. he said it didn't seem like a puppy, so he offered to send me photos. he sent me a photo of her and that's love that he has. and he's on his way to bring her back. >> and we're back here live. this is the dog's owner. he's paralyzed. the dog is a working dog. the folks out here are on pins and needles waiting for that tipster. he says he bought the dog from $50 at a walmart store. we're told it is believed he is coming from brentwood. reporting live, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> a very sad story with a happy ending. well, lucky socks. it turns out when kaepernick signed his new deal yesterday, he was wearing his money socks, lit ramally. take a look. he says he didn't plant it this way, he just happened to have them on when he foundó"l out a his new $126 million deal. now, according to nbc's pro-football talk, about $13 million of the contract are guaranteed. not quite the $61 million guaranteed initially reported last night. >> we are talking john miller. we love his voice. >> yeah, i wonder if he has, you know, socks that have a golden mic on them, you know? >> i see that john wears flip-flops a lot of the time. no socks. he's always very casual. miller has been the voice of the giants on knbr since 1997. mike leek taking on michael morris, coming up here shortly. if we can get to that video, giants and reds, okay. we're going to go ahead and move on right now. but we're kind of stuck here. we have a sound byte coming up. let's go to the major league draft if you guys can go and follow me right now. underway, giants held the 14th overall pick and drafted 21-year-old right-handed pitcher tyle, r. many experts consider him to be one of the most if not the most polished pictures in the draft. all right, check this out. very cool moment. he's sure to remember for the rest of his life, a's pitcher, sunny grey. by the way, a fellow come core tweeted congratulations. the giants have had success in recent years. all first round picks and now stars on the first round club and 2011 for carlos beltron. the as have the 25th pick and matt chapman, a third baseman out of the fullerton, he has the ability to hit to all fields and is a native of california. as and bronx bombers. 1-0, athletics in front. bottom of the third, tie game, going solo and the yankees take a 2-1 lead. move on now to the nooichbt. tieing run on third. and the as fall 2-1. >> vernon davis still showing up to voluntary workouts. today, he told jay morris sports show. >> why aren't you at otas, brother? what's going on? >> every decision i make is in the best interest of my brand. sometimes, we have to make a business decision. and my decision was to work out on my own and focus on doing my brand as well as dollars being everything else. at the end of the day, you have to have that complete balance. >> well, vernon is missing from the actual field. the virtual field is looking complete. he'll be the first player in the game to rock his own ink. the sharks get a conditional fifth-round pick in the 2015 4k1ccft. it would become a fourth if he signs with new york. team tiel told boyle last month he would not be resigned. >> giants beat the reds today. >> oh, my gosh, do i take notes? after people find a dentist through us, they often say, "i wish i'd done this sooner." don't let that be you. you know your teeth are 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