spreading across the bay area. meanwhile, we have another very warm day to get through across the bay area. a surge of summer like heat and then everything changes. we bring in showers. microclimate forecast is coming up. it's friday but we do have the metering lights on already at the bay bridge toll plaza. return for traffic and another return across the bay. taking a live look outside. yes, it is friday, mike. it's april 17th. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> very good friday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. this is video just in to our newsroom. you can see the flames behind the building. firefighters say a car caught vir out back but they were able to keep the flames from reaching the building. no one was hurt. investigators are nowing looking into the cause. this morning a disturbing

story at an east bay starbucks. this morning walnut creek police are trying to contact anyone who might have used a bathroom at the popular coffee shop after a video camera was found inside. "today in the bay's" is joining us live from that starbucks on locust street. what you need to know this morning and this is a couple of times this has happened at the same location. >> reporter: yeah, a couple of times. this starbucks opened half hour ago. as people come in they are surprised to hear this would happen here. police do want to talk to customers from this walnut creek starbucks, especially if they've used that bathroom back there. that unisex bathroom in the become of the store. they may have been secretly recorded. the two dates in question are this past tuesday, april 14th, between 2:00 and 3:00 in the afternoon and february 16th, also in the afternoon between 2:30 and 4:00. both at the same downtown lo indication at the 1152 locust

street address. investigators say on those two dates starbucks employees found a video recorder hidden in the unisex bathroom. it had taped several customers using that rest room without their knowledge. and that's why police want to talk to anyone who might have been here during those times i mentioned earlier because they could be possible victims. now, police did arrest a man yesterday, 34-year-old jacob turner of benecia. he's been charged with multiple counts of placing a video recorder in a rest room. police are likely asking for people to come forward because they want to build a strong case against this man for the charges he's been facing. live in walnut creek, "today in the bay." >> very unsettling, thank you. east bay nanny is facing charges he molested a child entrusted to his care and now police believe there could be

more victims. 51-year-old joaquin sierra-cruz molested a 6-year-old girl under his care in 2008. allegations only recently came to light. sierra-cruz and his wife were both licensed nannies employed through an east bay agency. they cared for children in antioch. state water officials are expected to unveil new details today on governor brown's plan to cut water usage in the state by 25%. communities may have to reduce anywhere from 10% to 35%. governor brown is not backing down even though he's received. complaints from water agencies in california. they met with business leaders concerned by the kut backs including landscapers and swimming pool industry. we've been following bryan stow's recovery after he was attacked four years ago. last night instead of pain, joy filled municipal stadium in san

jose as stow showed just how far he's come. the san jose giants honored stow by inviting him to throw out the ceremonial first pitch. he did so with his family by his side using a walker rather than his wheelchair. stow says this is a huge moment for him and he's making the best of what's to come. >> thank you to the fans that are here for me. thank you. i mean, i can go home and probably cry over this. i would love to do it again. when do they play again? >> tomorrow. >> tomorrow! >> next week? oh, tomorrow? i can be here tomorrow. >> the moment made even more special because stow used to be an emt at municipal stadium

before the attack. he is doing great. >> recovery is unbelievable. >> he says he plans to attend the san francisco giants game against the dodgers next thursday at at&t park. speaking of the san francisco giants they're hoping they can right the ship before then. lost seven games in a row including an extra inning last night. heartbreaking loss. 7 7-6 to the badiamondbacks in th 12th inning. they play again tonight. first pitch at 7:15. maybe the giants need pointers from the best team in the nba. different sport. golden state warriors to kick off the postseason tomorrow afternoon. live inside of oracle arena this morning. bob ridell has been practicing his own skills. bob, i know you've been trying to compete with mvp staent steph curry. how is that working out with you so far? >> well, i'm shooting 33%. i made one out of three attempts

on the three-pointer but i did make the first one. i get credit for that. the pelicans are taking on the warriors tomorrow here 12:30 right here tipoff center court at the oracle arena. this is the third consecutive playoffs for the warriors. and their catch phrase, this playoff season is strength in numbers. you want to talk about numbers. this is the first time they've been in the playoffs three times in a row since 1977 season. so it's been quite a while. you look at this past season, they had 67 wins. that's a franchise record. they're only the tenth team in the nba, in the history of the nba, to ever achieve such a feat. they've had a tremendous season. a lot of attention focused on their superstar steph curry. obviously he's in the running for the mvp and you look at his three-point record, talking about three-point shots. three-point record during the season. beat his personal best. he hit a staggering 286 three-pointers during the

season. and again, putting him in the running for league's mvp. head coach also gives credit for the team's success, just to the team overall and atmosphere these guys have created. >> loose, fun, attitude, they're gunslingers. they come out and play and enjoy it. but there's also a discipline to it and that they've shown all year. >> our goal is to win a championship and we haven't been close to that in the last couple of years. focus on that. >> so tickets are generally sold out for tomorrow's game though if you go to warriors.com tomorrow morning they might have come that will come up. i was on stubhub, standing room only. running $160. everyone who comes in here, almost 20,000 people expected in here, will get one of these t-shirts for the tipoff. 12:30 tomorrow. also have a game against the new orleans pelicans 6:30 monday night. that's where you can see some of the best basketball in the land right now. >> similar to what we'll see right now. >> we'll see if this -- lets

just see if i'm making a prem in addition here. >> okay. that was practice. and that wasn't lifve, right? we're not on right now? okay. there we go. i don't have any more basketballs so that's it. take on steph curry one on one again. i missed him. i got my buddies over here from the other stations. yes, yes. >> come on. take them on. >> 6:00 in the morning. >> i've already taken them out and humiliated them. i don't want to show them on camera. humiliate them any more. >> appreciate that. >> thank you. >> i tweeted out a picture of you making your first shot. so that's actually true. check that out. thank you very much. >> his cheeks are getting rosy out there a little bit. let's check your microclimate forecast. live look outside this morning at 6:08. shot of the city scape there. beautiful backdrop.

nice day to come. here's christina. >> you know, nice shooting out there this morning, bob ridell. that's very nice of him to go easy on the other gentleman from the other stations. we try to do that all the time. temperatures right now mostly in the 40s and 50s. 43 degrees in the north bay. we're at 53 to start 2 new day on the peninsula. temperatures are going to be very warm by lunchtime. into the upper 60s to low 70s. rounding out the day. wow. this is kind of a warm day for us here in the south bay. 86 degrees. so make sure you're prepared for that. you want to close the blinds before you leave that house. do yourself a favor. that way you might vt to use your ac. 83 on the peninsula. 77 degrees. in san francisco where we are starting to see the natural ac return, high pressure is firmly in control of the pattern as we get to the rest of the day. it will stay in control. we will see a little bit of that coastal cooling as we head throughout this afternoon. a little fog. a little drizzle out there. temperatures are going to change dramatically as we kick off next week. we are bringing in a good chance

for some showers. here's the deal. was ahead throughout today into tomorrow the heat will still be on, especially inland. that ease at the coast. temperatures tonight for the giants game look really, really good. unfortunately last night it was a nail biter. it was so close. they went 12 innings with the diamondbacks. i think tonight's our night to get 24e78 back at home. 65 degrees for first pitch. 63 degrees by the fifth inning. you can still get tickets. 58 degrees. they need you head out there and root them on. let's go giants. we're not giving up our faith in what you guys, the world champions, are capable of doing. as i head throughout my next report i'm going to tell you about that cooldown and when the showers return to your specific microclimate. so stick around. that's coming up right now. i want to check your drive. here's mike inouye. >> we've had generations of folks who haven't given up on the giants or warriors. looking at the bay bridge toll

plaza, this is the friday build. that's pretty heavy for a friday. looking at your maps. nothing dramatic coming out of the maze. just a traffic flow from west grand avenue maybe almost back to the maze now as far as this build. no problems for 580. coming down east shore freeway. easy flow on both sides of that richmond, san rafael bridge. novato, 101 down through san rafael and the golden gate bridge. smooth traffic flow. live shot of the golden gate bridge although it's not well aligned for the traffic flow. low clouds are hovering on that deck. some folks might call it a fog but look how light that traffic is. back out to your maps. i will show the fog and just a few other folks traveling across the golden gate. easy. southbound 880 on the right and fremont, a little tiny bit of slowing, subtle build for the nimitz freeway there. easy flow of traffic. first burst of traffic sort of kick in there 101 at 0880.

nothing dramatic. in fact, none of the incidents are reported on chp for any of the freeways. we just have a couple of surface street fender benders going on. >> thank you very much. still ahead on "today in the bay," a marine with a prosthetic leg attempts to climb mt. evere everest.

here's a look at today's top stories at 6:14 op your friday. a man is under arrest accused of recording people inside of a bathroom at a walnut creek starbucks. employees at this starbucks on locust street say they found video cameras inside the bathroom on two separate occasions. new video of a car fire in san leanndroleandro. the vehicle caught fire early this morning behind a warehouse. no word on a cause. giants fan broyan stow thre out the ceremonial first pitch.

stow has made an incredible but long recovery after he was badly beaten outside a dodd years game four years ago. this weekend marks a dark moment in our nation's history. it has been 20 years since the bomb attack on the federal fielding in oklahoma city. today a memorial stands near the place where 168 people lost their lives and hundreds more were injured. susan was trapped in the rubble after the blast. doctors didn't expect her to survive. >> she had a nasal skull fracture, broken nose, and six fractures along each jaw line, a ruptured spleen, both legs were severely broken from the knees down. >> it's been quite a journey for 20 years. >> the mastermind behind the bombing timothy mcveigh was executed in 2001. coconspirator terry nichols is serving life in prison sentence. marine this morning out to prove that amputees can do

pretty incredible things. >> he is attempting to scale mt. everest for a second time using a prosthetic leg. he's using a prosthetic leg with specialized attachments for hiking and ice climbing. linville works with the hero's projects. it's a non-profit that helps wounded veterans. >> it became something for me to show people that my brothers and myself are capable of doing anything that anybody else is doing, you know. it might be more of a challenge in the beginning but we're still just as strong as everybody else. so don't pity us. >> linville attempted to climb everest last april but was stopped following the deaths of 16 sherpa guides in an avalanche. linville was at the base camp at the time. meantime, check your forecast. microclimate this morning at 1616 as we give you a live look outside the bay bridge. looking beautiful as it does every single morning.

and we have some nice days here to come. >> yeah. >> christina joins us now. >> she'll steal your thunder whenever she wants to, by the way. >> i didn't even say anything. >> laura garscgarcia-cannon you talking to. >> i didn't say a thing. >> 49 in the tri-valley. 52 degrees in san francisco. you're a good sport, sam. we appreciate that about you. by this afternoon into the upper 80s in some spots. as we get into 4:00 p.m. that is the warmest time of the day. if you don't like hot weather that's when you want to seek shade and stay indoors. it is going to be a very warm day out there. 87 degrees in the tri-valley. three degrees away from the 90s. and we haven't even hit summertime just yet. let's talk about what's happening for tomorrow for earth day celebration. 68 degrees for your saturday. shoreline cleanup is happen for earth day. this is between 9:00 a.m. and

noon. whatever microclimate you're in there is an earth day celebration in your backyard. emeryville, 2015 earth day. otherwise we've got a few other big events in pacifica, something big happening in oakland as well. we'll talk about that coming up. first, i want to focus in on the changes coming your way because they will be moving in rapidly between sunday and monday. you will notice your temperatures drop and we have considerable rainfall on the way. 79 for monday. by tuesday, that's when we're expecting wide spread activity. future cast tells that story. we stop that clock for you at 10:00 p.m. on monday. showers pushing through the east side of the bay area. we take you into wednesday at 4:00 p.m. and that's when we start to get the heavier rainfall. wednesday does look like the most active day when you do want to plan on carrying your umbrella with you. this doesn't stop on wednesday. we take you deeper into the week. we stop that clock for you.

9:00 p.m. on thursday. and, yes, still get that shower activity. how much where you live. let's break it down for you. microclimate by microclimate because you can see as we head throughout early friday still expecting more rainfall with that jet just to our north. and look at some of these totals. i stopped it on thursday. i didn't even bring in the friday totals for you because you know what, when we start to get seven days out, that's when our certainty kind of starts to wan e wane a little bit. half an inch between monday night and thursday night in san jose. closer to an inch up in the north bay, expecting a half inch just between monday and thursday in napa. like i said before, if you tally in what we are expecting on friday, it brings these numbers up even more so, up to 3/4 of an inch. hopefully fingers crossed, everything will work out. the storm system will stay organized. we're going to keep tabs on it for you. i'll keep you updated here on nbc bay area throughout the morning. updates for you every 15 minutes.

right now drive is changing which is why we need mike inouye to guide us through. >> good morning. i have two things. if you watch traffic we have the backup at the bay bridge and the metering lights. this is the most severe traffic of the entire bay. also if you're not a traffic watcher stand by because somewhere over my head and over here we have a spider wandering around on the lens so it looks huge from time to time. you may see that. spider watchers stay with us throughout the morning. over here no problems. folks are crawling any better than insect's pace. we will look at your maps and smooth drive on the approach. no problem as you move over fore24 out of the caldecott or upper east shore freeway. it's an easy drive over the carquinez and benecia bridges. a little bit of slowing in antioch. folks are moving toward the pittsburgh and bay point and pleasant hill and concord. north bay, no slowing. novato down to the golden gate bridge. not a concern as far as those speeds go or the driver conditions. we'll move down to foster city. show you the map, san mateo

bridge and the approach. we'll show you the live shot of that san mateo bridge from foster city and you see a nice easy drive westbound will be your commute direction with the headlights. there's a lot more spacing than we see on a typical monday through thursday. coming off the flat section, easy drive. we'll get back to the maps and show you that there's no problems through the area. we have a little slowing for hayward and crash at a street. it hasn't been an issue. we don't have any real additional slowing. fremont, there's a little slowing there but no surprises in. by the time you get to mission back up towards 60 miles per hour. northbound 101 right here as you pass north of 568 and 880. that's the only spot for consist at any time slowing we see patches around downtown san jose but they don't stick around for very long. we do have a lighter flow for friday which we expect. back to you guys. >> especially if you're is a commuter. thanks. time is 6:21. coming up next, major change for anyone who using google on their smartphones and their tablets.

a very good morning to you. what a do you feel live look outside. this is high atop san bruno mountain this morning giving you a cool perspective. new this morning, search shake-up for google and it is a big one. starting tuesday google search results will favor websites with tech giants defines as, quote, mobile friendly. this means mobile friendly websites will show up at the top of the rankings.

ones that aren't -- i don't know what that's supposed to mean. experts say it would drastically impact people based on the website. the search algorithm will apply to only ones on smartphone or tablets, not laptop or desktops. >> the ones that aren't mobile friendly will drop, i think was the interpretation. a case of airplane seat rage got one passenger kicked right off of a flight. >> southwest airlines says a woman poked the man next to her repeatedly with a pen when she became annoyed with her snoring. the plane returned to the gate at chicago's mid question airport and the woman was removed from the flight. the man says he won't press charges. the woman boarded a later flight to new hampshire. let's bring out the positivity with freebies that are coming back to one popular airline. >> united airlines bringing back free beer, wine, three course meals during the long flights, passengers headed oef sea or departs of south america will receive first class treatment starting in june. meals will include turkey

meatloaf, artisan breads and even a little dessert of gelato. many people say battery power is not the wave of the future. >> automakers are turning more at tex to hydrogen fuel cell cars. one perk here, shorter charging time. hydrogen cars with charge up in as little as ten minutes. compare that hours of charging time for electric cars. the range is better for the vehicles, too. up to 265 miles for hyundai tucson. the only thing the hydrogen car is lacking is a network of charging stations. >> 265 miles, one refill. >> refill stations then are critical. >> yes. that's why they're not here yet. we don't have the infrastructure. >> dealers say those refill stations are coming. we'll find out when. 6:26. opening bell just minutes away. we'll take an early look at the numbers next. >> daring rescue caught on

camera. hear from the man who jumped into action to save the life of a driver trapped inside a car. peek outside overlooking san jose. downtown sun is up. temperatures are up once again.

good friday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. it's going to be hot today but the big weather story, major cooling, showers ahead within 72 hours for some spots. full details in just moments. >> while this shot of san jose

looks light we do have a crash in the south bay and a bach at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> are the markets back up? continuing some momentum here. live look outside at the new york stock exchange inside the building i suppose as the bell rings this morning. checking out the nasdaq as well. find out how things are cooking there. we'll be following those markets of course throughout the day. today is friday, april 17th. you are watching "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> a good friday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. this weekend kicks off national parks week and getting into any of the country's 59 national parks is free. >> got to take advantage. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is joining us live from great falls national park not too far outside of washington, d.c. while beauty is an understatement here most parks are in dire need of repair.

>> reporter: yeah. they certainly are. a spontaneous vacation sounds great. look. i think that's what i've been doing here all morning. you're right, while the parks service is inviting people to come in for free to celebrate national parks week this weekend, they're also very focused on money. rose can't think of a better place to volunteer pulling up nonnative plants at shenandoah national park. >> it's just very peaceful. hearing the birds, feeling the breeze. >> reporter: she knows her work helps save money. money is a big problem for the parks service. last year there were a record 292 million visits to national parks like the grand canyon, yellowstone, or skyline drive in virginia. some saw crumbling rock wall, cracked bathroom sinks, paved walkways covered in moss. the parks service estimates it will need. $11.5 billion to fix maintenance

projects that have been neglected for years. >> and then you actually have to. spend a lot more money repairing them instead of just maintaining them. >> reporter: but congress may not foot the entire bill. most national parks and monuments are free. one in four charge fees. but that doesn't cover all the repairs. congress is looking at a new idea, centennial challenge. the government matching donations from individuals, businesses, and foundations. >> this would be a very classy way of being able to leverage private dollars along with public dollars. >> reporter: and there's no time to waste. millions are expected to visit grate falls on the potomac and other sites next year when the parks service celebrates 100 years. and fourth graders, they all get to do it free next year. president obama recently announced that every fourth grader gets a free annual family

pass for this upcoming school year. again, to celebrate that upcoming centennial. by the way, in california alone there are $1.7 billion worth of maintenance projects and repair projects sitting on the back burner so they really need that money. >> beautiful there behind you, too. thanks a lot. >> absolutely stunning. we have stunning views of our own out here in the bay area as well as we get your microclimate forecast this morning. >> it is going to be warm this weekend. is going to be hot there. >> big basketball on the way. also higher temps to greet you as is christina loren for your weekend forecast. >> good morning. yeah, some of our beautiful national parks are free, free entry, and free parking. pin n you can check those out with your family while it's still warm because, guys, things are going to change. 53 degrees to kick off the new day in san francisco. temperatures are pretty mild right now. 54 in san carlos and half-moon

bay waking up at 62 degrees. that fog is returning. so it's going to keep your temperatures only at the immediate coast. just a touch cooler than where we ended up yesterday. otherwise, looking towards a hotter day for you inland. want to show you that fog here in pacific a. just a little bit of fog out there but this will intensify as we head throughout the evening hours. the thick fog will roll in over the coastal mountains. such a pretty sight when we see that. lunchtime, 75 degrees in the south bay. 71 at noon on the peninsula. and 70 degrees straight up in the east bay at lunchtime. then we will round out the day in the upper 70s, right at the coast. and i can tell you right now it's going to be a warm day inland. 77 in san francisco. 87 degrees out in the tri-valley for today. and temperatures will ease a little bit as we get into your weekend. but not by much. now, this is happening tomorrow. it's the anniversary of the 7.8 earthquake that devastated san

francisco. 5:12 a.m. is when it occurred. that's when they're going to be spray paint that golden fire hydrant that actually saved the mission district back in 1906. if you are going to be headed out there i know mayor ed lee will be and a lot of other very important people in the city of san francisco. it's going to be chilly out there. make sure you're ready. but, yeah, you get a chance to see the dignitaries up close and personal. that's always something we never want to forget about, we do live in earth qua country. earth qua ecofast. all quartity of earth day tomorrow. we're doing a shoreline lienup. 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. there's going to be a big celebration here. live music. you can get involved with cleaning up the beach. also earth day on the bay in redwood city. 80 degrees for tomorrow. it's going to be warm out there. and redwood city, but you head indoors, check out the eco film fest. it's free. and they're going to be doing a shark feeding as well at the marine science institute.

10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. free admission. we want to keep this beautiful bay area that we get to live in nice and pristine. whatever you can do, even if it's just carpooling, we encourage you to do so. earth day is tomorrow. here's mike inouye and that morning drive. >> carpool over to the marine science institute. i think they have three separate excursions on the bay. check out the things that christina told you about for earth day. northbound 101 still holding with this very light volume of traffic. it is friday but look at your map. just north of here that's around 101/680 where you see the orange turning to yellow. that is where reports of a car going off the roadway. lanes are clear but the car went off into the ditch area and over on its side. it's visible from that frontage road as well. may be spectators slowing as crews arrive. no injuries reported as yet but we're still getting more crews with more information. just got report of some metal debris at north 280 through

downtown. activity on the sot south bay. the arrow is pointing where we typically see slowing off of 580. right now just the nimitz slowing from hayward down in towards union city and light comparison to the rest of the days for this week. looking at the rest of your bay and smooth drive as well. upper east shore freeway, just a dip in speed. we'll look at two bridge thons shot. no slowing for the north by but look at the golden gate. there's fog on the deck just at the golden gate bridge. christina is talking about the return along the coast. so keep that in mind throughout the morning but no problem for drivers. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on and we have the backup here. there it is, the spider! hello, charlotte. >> it's there if n. that corner. >> moving around. she's expapd panding the web. maybe it's a he. maybe it's peter parker. our friends with with us this friday. >> with you. >> yes, with me. good news for drivers not

very good news for the markets so far today. we're doing to check them out p they've been open for a few minutes. the dow has dipped 144 points to start out. see if they can pick back up in the hours to come. 6:38. still ahead, critical day in the fight over president obama's immigration reform.

6:40 on your friday and germany will hold a national memorial service today in honor of the victims of the germanwings plane crash. flight 9525 went down on march 24th in the french alps on its way from barcelona to dusseldorf. investigators say the copilot intentionally crashed the plane. today's memorial will be held in germany's cologne cathedral. chancellor angela merkel will attend that versus along with senior officials from both france and spain. 6:40. happening today an appeals court will consider allowing president obama's immigration order to take effect.

justice department attorneys will ask a three-danlg pun nell to lift the temporary injunction placed on the president's executive order. that order would protect millions of undocumented immigrants to the threat of being deported. texas led more than 20 states and filing an injunction in which a federal court judge approved in february. this story definitely has some people talking. disturbing crime inside a bay area starbucks has some customers retracing their steps. look at this. a man jumps into action to pull a driver out of a car as it dangled over a cliff. m and the warriors playoff prospects, anything but dapgling this morning as they are looking as strong contenders kicking things off this saturday. we're live inside of oracle arena with bob ridell who is practicing his jump shot. we will be back with 15 minutes of nonstop m traffic and weather right after this break.

an update now to breaking news. crews are putting out a fire outside a warehouse on washington avenue in leandro. you can see from this video earlier flames shooting out from behind the building. a car caught fire out back but able to keep the flames from reaching the actual building. no one was hurt. they'ring looking into a cause. disturbing story from an east bay starbucks. this morning walnut creek police are trying to contact anyone who might have used a rest room at a popular coffee shop after a

video camera was found inside. "today in the bay" is joining us live from starbucks near broad kay plaza on locust street with what we need to know. good morning. >> good morning, laura. this starbucks here at walnut creek has been open about an hour now. boy, are customers surprised and creeped out about the news. especially if they've used that unisex bathroom in the back of the store. that's where police say a video camera was found hidden. investigators arrested this man yesterday. 34-year-old jacob turner of benecia has been charge with multiple counts of placing a video recorder in a rest room. the two dates in question are this past tuesday april 14th between 2:00 and 3:00 in the afternoon and february 16th, also in the afternoon, between 2:30 and 4:00. both at the same downtown location at the 1152 locust street address by chipotle and panera bread. as uncomfortable as it may be police are asking people who may

have been there during those days and times to come forward. >> to me that people like this exist in society versus myself maybe being looked at while i was using the rest room is kind of weird. >> reporter: on those two dates investigators say turner recorded several customers using the bathroom without their knowledge. it was starbucks employees who discovered the recorder on both occasions. police want customers to know they could be possibly victims. police may be wanting people to come for ard so they can build a strong case against this suspect. live in walnut creek, "today in the bay." >> check out the public rest rooms more carefully. thanks a lot. >> hopefully fewer surprises in your weather forecast as we get your microclimate forecast this morning. the sun just starting to rise on this friday. a beautiful weekend in store. >> looks like a nice one. a warm one, in fact. >> yeah, it is going to be warm. good morning to you. happy friday. we made to it the end of the

week. it's a feel good friday. temperatures are a little on the chilly side to start. by lunchtime you're peeling off your first layer and then to round out the day, oh, it's going to be a little bit hot, especially inland. go ahead and close the blinds in your home if you don't want to use your ac. i know i don't like to have to use my ac. not just yet. hey, that's what my trick is. then once we hit 7:00 p.m., those temperatures start to drop rapidly and, yeah, open up the windows in your home. let mother nature cool you off. we are expecting records all across the board for today. in napa, livermore, mountain view likely to hit a new record. concord and hayward as well as temperatures are going to be exceptionally warm for this time of year. high pressure is the reason why. here's the thing. we have the coastal fog returning and that will be the story for tomorrow as well. that means we will see a little bit of a cooldown. right at the immediate coast. but just limited to about san francisco, not even hitting the inner bay here on the oakland side. keep that in mind.

temperatures will be pretty warm for today. they're going to stay warm as we head throughout tomorrow but will start to ease the numbers as we head through sunday and monday and bring in that chance for some shower activity. so i stop that clock for you. 10:00 p.m. monday, that's when it all begins. we are expecting some significant rainfall totals out of what could be two to three systems, just depends on how long the jet stream stays dipped to the south. for us these are gooding looking totals for a late april storm. just under half an inch in san jose. could pick up an inch of rainfall up in the north bay. so that's the good news. when we meet back here on monday, a whole new weather pattern to track and it does look like the system will stay organized. we're going to keep you updated. i'll let you know if anything changes. i'm always updating you on facebook and twitter. he is as well, here's mike inouye and your morning drive. >> you have your weather watchers and i have my traffic watcher. thank you for the update high five. we have a smooth flow of traffic

approaching but we did have a little fender bender reported around the toll plaza as reportedly cleared as we see the fast track lanes moving well as that sun is. coing up. let's look at your maps. show you there's no real drama. gentle build on berkeley and berkeley curve. smooth drive. a little slowing eastbound, 24 towards the caldecott that has cleared up. there are no incidents through the area. the upper east shore freeway shows build but nothing dramatic. north bay also close to the speed limit through san rafael and the golden gate bridge where you might get caught with a patch of fog here and there. highway 4 as well. slowing in toward 242 making their way down toward the walnut creek interchange. swe have a light we flow of traffic. more gentle commute. right here the arrow point for southbound 680 and southbound 880, the two areas we see a lot of slowing monday through thursday. being friday, a lighter flow through hayward and union city. speeds just coming down a bit as the crowd heads toward the san mateo bridge. we'll show you that dublin crowd.

that's what we have for west 880. that's because of a lighter volume and getting out of town. that will get crowded probably about 2:00, 2:30 heading over the live more and altamont pass. over toward the sierra. usually 580 tends to see that pattern on a friday. we'll show you the rest of your bay which is no real concern. we do have the build north 101. we have patches up past the airport. the only issue is getting on to southbound 101. the expressway may have that on-ramp closed for a couple of seconds as they clear debris from the roadway. metal debris reported. not a concern right now on our map and debris 280 at 7th is cleared out of the area. it is 6:50. an east bay nanny is facing charges he molested a child entrusted in his care and now police believe there could be more victims. 51-year-old joaquin sierra-cruz allegedly molested a 6-year-old girl in his care in 2008. the allegations om recently came

to light. he and his wife were both licensed nannies employed through an east bay 680. they cared for people in antioch. san mateo police hope you recognize the man who exposed himself to a weekend jogger and may have tried to grab her. around 6:00 near detroit drive. investigators say the man exposed himself and may have reached toward the victim making her stumble as she was trying to runway way. police released this sketch. the man is in his 20s, 5'8", 170 pounds. deputies broke up a second mayor marijuana operation in benecia. the sheriff's office and fbi seized plants worth more than $14 million from a warehouse yesterday. in january authorities busted another grow operation in warehouse less than a mile away. deputies arrested 34-year-old hayward man in the latest raid. he is set to be in court on monday. a man in idaho rescued a driver from an suv as it

teetered on the edge of a cliff and now sharing a story though he doesn't want to be called a hero. >> jason warknock saw the suv hanging off the edge of a cliff. the driver was trapped and it did not take long for warknock to go get him. >> ran across the driveway and the fence line to to right here is where he was hanging. i was thinking, god, don't let me have a heart attack before i get to him. >> we always tell people to be cautious about what they get involved in but it's human nature to react and to help. and so we're very thankful in this case that he was helped by a citizen. >> this photo from the local newspaper shows the incredible rescue as it's happening. warnock does not want to be called a hero. he just calls hymn a regular dude. 6:52. trapped in a cargo hold of a plane thousands of people in the after i. >> for the very first time we're hearing the dramatic and unusual

911 call made by an airport employee. >> 911. >> hello. i'm trapped in this plane. and i called my job but i'm in this plane. >> you're where? >> i'm inside a plan. i feel like it's up, moving in the air. flight 448. can you please tell somebody to stop it? >> the bizarre incident unfolded monday in seattle after a worker loading bags on to the alaskan airlines flight took a nap in the cargo area. next thing he knew the plane was taking off. dispatchers were confused by his call because the thing he didn't mention was that he was actually in that cargo hold of the plane. the pilot heard the banging and screaming and eventually made an emergency hadding after 14 minutes in the air. the employee wasn't hurt since the cargo hold is actually pressurized. >> good thing for that. nba playoffs about to take flight. tomorrow afternoon nearly 20,000 fans will turn oracle into roaracle arena as fans hope

could be their first championship run in 40 years. >> a lot of people have a good feeling about this one incruding our own "today in the bay" bob ridell inside right now. you think you can challenge steph curry? i don't know. he's pretty good. that's a cool shot. >> well, we're here at center court and you're looking at 12:30 around just over 24 hours from now. 12:30 tipoff here. the warriors taking on the new orleans pelicans. this will be the third consecutive nba playoff for the warriors. that's significant because the last time they were in a playoffs three times in a row, think about this, back to our childho childhood, 19777 p tomorrow here expecting a sellout crowd of 20,000 fans airing the in ing we yellow and blue shirts. strength in numbers is the catch phrase. let's talk about their season. this lapast season they had 62 wins. that is a franchise record. and if you look at it from the historical perspective in the nba history, only the tenth team

to ever achieve that number in one season. and we're talking about their superstar steph curry. here's another number. we're talking about three-point shots. 286 three-pointers this past regular season which of course is a new personal best for him. i hear he was yesterday reflecting on the past season and what they have coming ahead for the playoffs. >> we didn't have much to play for, having locked up the number one seed overall in the western conference, pacific division and all that stuff but we tin anybodied the season strong winning games. >> and we're talking about strength in numbers. i obviously do not have that strength. it was 67 wins during the regular season, not 62. but the other number i want you to focus on is 77. this is video of steph curry earlier this week in practice where he sunk 77 three-pointers in a row. he was doing ten at a time around the arc. quite a feat in that self.

some are suggesting he's hitting his peak as far as that shooting percentage goes as they're getting into the playoffs. again, the third consecutive playoffs for the golden state warriors. i want to show you how easy the three-pointers are. not to take anything away from steph curry. it's only 23 feet 9 inches away from the hoop. take this ball and you see that orange thing? get it through that orange circle. and you just usually got to take a practice shot so you can get your range and target. it's usually the second one and then the third one you just kind of -- that's when you nail it. then you realize, oh, wait, here we go. >> swoosh? >> so close. >> second chance. >> okay. >> are we on right now? are we live? >> you were just warming up. >> all right, guys. hey, if you guys are trying to get tickets to tomorrow afternoon's game they are expecting it to be sold out. they will -- you got a few

hundred bucks you want to spare? off on the third-party websites, standing room only. starting at $160 for standing room only and you can imagine the courtside seats are going to go into the several hundred probably thousands. very popular team right now as they should be. >> as steph curry's legend grows so, too, does your, bob ridell. thank you. a true giant at heart. we've been following stow's recovery since he he was brutally attacked outside dodgers stadium four years ago. >> last night instead of pain, joy fielled the stadium as stow showed just how far he's come. >> san jose giants honored stow by inviting him to flow out the first pitch. he did it with his family by his side and using a walker rather than his wheelchair. stow says this is a huge moment for him and he says he's making the best of what's to come.

>> thank you to the fans that are here for me. thank you. and i mean, i can go home and probably cry over this. i would love to do it again. when do they play again? >> tomorrow. >> tomorrow! >> tomorrow. >> next week? oh, tomorrow? i can be here tomorrow. >> great sense of humor, too. made even more special because stow used to be an emt at municipal stadium before the attack. he plans to attend the giants game against the dodgers next thursday at at&t park. >> you mentioned just the speech, how far his cognitive skills have come are unbelievable. we feel great for him. christina joining us now the thank you for giving us a good heartwarming look at what's coming up. >> yeah. i have chills from that. what a beautiful blessing to see him. he's going to watch the dodgers. that takes a lot of courage.

what a beautiful story. 53 degrees on the peninsula. getting into this afternoon. temperatures are going to be warm. this is the final week of spring break for many kids out there. maybe, just maybe you want to head to san francisco for the 48th annual cherry blossom festival. you know what? we have our own superstar out there this weekend. mike inouye in the parade starts at 1:00 p.m. on sunday. >> it's fun because the whole family gets to be on the float. my family as well as robert honda and his family. join us out there. there's no parking but still, come on out. it's going to be tough. get there early. let's look at a parking lot itself. 101. palo alto just north of the willow off-ramp. we had a van that crashed into a trailers. that's the jam. look at the map. that's the worst of it for the bay. here as well as the bay bridge toll plaza. the rest of your bay shows typical friday commute. other than that spot through peninsula north 101 through palo

alto. real real drags right now. that's what's happening "today in the bay." >> yes, it is. we're all in yellow. supporting the warriors here as they embark on their journey tomorrow night. see you again in 25 minutes with another local news update. >> keep shooting, bob! good morning. good morning. texas twisters. >> i'm fixing to head for cover. >> a string of tornadoes slams the lone star state. this one near amarillo. and today, more severe weather threatens millions from colorado all the way to florida. al is tracking it. falsified records? new questions about the training of that reserve deputy who shot and killed the suspect, claiming he mistook his gun for a taser. this morning, that officer speaks out for the first time in an exclusive live interview. reporter's rant.