morning. now 35 degrees in the north bay. 47 degrees in san francisco. little bit milder there. looking at highs today warming up nicely. 70 degrees. a very comfortable in the north bay as well as the south bay. i'll show you what to expect as we head into the weekend including some rain. let's check in with anthony with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> the metering lights are on. you guessed it, things are starting to back up here. we not only have the metering lights on, but we also have an accident just past this. i want to switch over to the maps and show you what i'm talking about. right near the treasure island off ramp and you can see things are moving slowly and a stall just past the tunnel. so, keep in mine as you approach the tunnel, things will start to slow and kind of unusual, though. because this morning usually you can go through the tunnel and things are all clear and this morning not the case. you'll want to see extra traffic because of that stall. across the rest of the bay area and across the east bay, things looking pretty good. finding a couple accidents near

the dumbarton bridge and things are starting to slow on the 880 but, again, else where, things are looking pretty good. sam and laura, back to you guys. >> thank you. alameda county sheriff deputies had a busy night with a car chase that ended with gunfire. this happened in san loreno on ricardo and falgren avenues. that is not very far from hayward. >> "today in the bay" bob edell live near the crash scene with more on the confrontation between deputies and the suspects. >> laura and sam. this chase ended right here in this dead end at ricardo. the suspects felt cornered, according to the alameda county sheriff's office this is where the shooting took place. you can see the retaining wall. the suspect in the backed into the wall and the deputy got out of his car and drew his gun thinking the suspect would come out of the car. that's when according to the sheriff's office that suspect charged the deputy. the deputy unleashed several

shots. the suspect ended up crashing into this telephone pole right here and was taken into custody. >> he's driving the car right at you. when you're driving a car at somebody, that's what's going to happen. you drive a car as law enforcement is a very good chance you're going to get shot at. >> now as a wrecker drove off with the stolen car, we were able to see where those bullets struck. they struck in the hood and in the windshield. the sheriff's office told us that one bullet ended up in the he headrest of the driver's seat. amazingly, none of the shots hit the suspect or his female passenger. this started at a chase around midnight last night on a street in hayward. that lasted around five to ten minutes and the deputies ran the plate and realized it was a stolen vehicle. they ended up in pursuit because the suspect cldn't pull over and ended up in this dead end and that's where you had the deputy firing on the car, taking the male passenger into custody,

as well as this female passenger. she has since been released, but the man, unfortunately, they know him. he's well known. he has a criminal record and he did have an outstanding warrant for evading arrest. again, he is in custody. 26-year-old man from the hayward area and that deputy with the alameda county sheriff office routine standard procedure expectedly put on paid administrative lead. bob redell, "today in the bay." 6:03 and now to a developing story overseas. so far the pentagon will notfirm if an airstrike killed jihadi john. we know an air strike targeted him in syria but a calendar terrorism expert tells nbc that there is no definitive proof that the strike was a success. he has orchestrated numerous propaganda video shows gruesome executions of westerners. "today in the bay" tracie potts is monitoring the latest developments. she will have an update from

washington in about 30 minutes. new details, laura, about an intense standoff in san jose during the dinner hour on thursday that is now over. turns out the wanted suspect is the same person who escaped from a bail bondsman a month ago. video of last night's three-hour standoff coming to an end around 3:00. several people were inside that house for hours as police and the s.w.a.t team swarmed the neighborhood. it all unfolded near the silver creek neighborhood in east san jose. police say they tracked that suspect to the and then he barricaded himself inside. we now know that suspect is the same person wanted for breaking free from his handcuffs and escaping from a bail bondsman just yards from the jail. his escape led to a massive manhunt in downtown san jose last month. we know he is linked to a burglary that we reported on last month. the man ransacked a san jose house while the woman was standing on the front porch as a lookout.

>> this criminal off the street prevent any other burglaries and sends a strong message to anyone committing burglaries that a burglary unit although short staffed, we still have enough to go ahead and fight crime in the city of san jose. >> along with a wanted fugitive, police also arrested the woman on the right side of your screen. they say that she was the woman on the front porch who helped aid in last month's burglary. 6:05. happening now students at san jose state aring the morning camping outside in those cold temperatures. their goal is to show solidarity for the homeless. >> kris sanchez joins us live from campus. kris, this is the tenth year that they have done this. >> it is the tenth year and certainly it is meant to highlight the plight of the homeless. you know what, some of the faculty and students that slept out here got a first hand account because the folks in the yellow tent and it green tent one is homeless. one of them is recently

homeless. and they were able to share their first-hand accounts. now, we talked with some of them as they were setting up last night and setting in for a cold night outside. and one woman who said on the one hand it's a great tradition that is now a decade old, but on the other hand, it speaks to the fact that not enough has changed in this county. one of the affluent counties in the state. now, at least count of homeless people in santa clara county, there were 6,600 people who have no place to call home, but she says that doesn't tell the whole story of homelessness here in santa clara county. >> not just hunger, but the detriments and it's unemployment and poverty and domestic violence and a ton of things and the cystsome broken. if we don't hold our city officials accountable to make those changes, it's not goteeg happen. >> now, every year santa clara county sends out workers to get a better picture of homelessness in the county.

i've been digging through some of those statistics. here's some of the most interesting ones i have found. of the 6,600 people that are homeless live in san jose and unsheltered. sleeping in the streets, on tents, in cars or homeless encampments and 79 unsheltered people are children or young people under the of 18. in fact, kids and teenagers make up 9% of all homeless people ina clara county, but with 6,500 people on the streets, clearly not enough shelters for everyone. so, this is a very relevant conversation which will continue even after these folks pack up their tents and sleeping bags and go back home and there is a discussion. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> so cold out there, too. >> even more powerful thing to do as kari has been talking about all morning. temperatures in the 40s. >> as we head towards sunrise,

so, we are now in the upper 30s in the east bay and the north bay 35 degrees and south bay where it is now 37 degrees downtown and willow glen 39 degrees and morgan hill now at 40 degrees. so, bundle up and crank up the heater as you go out the door. and now looking at 69 degrees in los gatos for the high today and also in palo alto. in san francisco up to 66 degrees on the embarcadero and in napa 69 degrees. we may be seeing some low 70s like in pittsburg and also parts of the tri-valley. into the weekend, we have some major changes headed our way. you don't want to miss it. coming up in ten minutes and a complete look at the forecast. let's check in now with anthony to see how the traffic is moving. >> well, friday light was living up to its name until half an hour ago and now see things slow down and 880, in particular. there was a few cars that were in accidents right here in the dumbarton bridge and then also just past that. 880 starting to slow.

across parts of the south bay, we are starting to see some slowing here across parts of 101 and, again, this is where we usually always see that slowing. take you outside and you can see what i'm talking about. things are starting and we are seeing a few less cars on the road and traffic really not moving all that bad here across 101 in san jose. back over to you guys. we'll keep you busy later this morning. if you are heading into or out of san francisco this weekend, you might run into some traffic. there is a live look right now at the bay bridge this morning where implosion plans on the old eastern span are expected to happen about 24 hours from now. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang and cal trans has things less of a headache for drivers. >> the key thing is setting the detonation time between 6:45 and 7:00 when there are fewer drivers on the bridge. the implosion of the pier and we're going to try to show you around where that is. it's pretty close to the new

span and that's why they have to stop traffic. the implosion is expected to last six seconds, mostly under water so there may not be much of a show. cal trans the concrete debris will fall into a hollow structure and blast mats and a bubble curtain to absorb shock waves and protect wildlife. engineers say k36 45 to 7:00 demo time is best. so, the question is how this impact you tomorrow? for drivers heading to the east bay, the chp will stop you around treasure island heading into the city the stop at the meet lights of the toll plaza. boaters will be kept about 1,500 feet away and b.a.r.t. will temporarily halt traffic to the city and all set to last about an hour. the bike path shut down 6:00 tonight and 10:00 tomorrow morning and the implosion was supposed to happen, you might remember, last saturday. but the explosives did not meet cal trans specifications. the date and time set for tomorrow morning, but this could

change. it could be pushed back until about 1:00 in the afternoon. live here on treasure island, stephanie chuang. >> gorgeous sunrise behind you, too. the old eastern span will be a thing of the past so, too, are the san jose saber cats. why the bay area champions are no more. a silicon valley ontripp entrepreneur could end up in handcuffs. it's not someone with a big mansion or property. the dean of students at a small

southern california college is out. she resigned after protests it is 6:14 right now. the dean of students is out and racial concerns on campus. mary spellman e-mailed students at clairemont yesterday saying the resignation is the best way to gain closure of a controversy that's divided the student body. student protesters wanted her gone amid complaints her office was not doing enough to deal with concerns of minority students and others that. getting a boost thanks to a $500 million handout. granted new funding to 15 counties yesterday. one winner santa clara county jail which received $80 million to help replace its main jail cell. the new facility is expect tad have an additional 150 beds per

inmates with mental health conditions. another big winner, san francisco which received an $80 million grant, as well, to replace city jails at the hall of justice. like santa clara county, the latest funding is only one-third of the total funding needed for renovation. the new hall of justice jails will have space for mental health units and classrooms for vocational training. alameda county received $54 million to improve its facilities but only half of the 32 counties actually received them. it's 6:15. first of its kind clinic opens within the walls of a bay area firehouse. celebrate the opening of its new fire station on huntwood avenue. this fire station is a little different because it will include a community health clinic. thehouse clinic will provide a wide range of services including health screenings that may provide an alternative to emergency room visits. a core group of bay area football fans bummed out.

saber cats will not be back. the arena football league announced the team is folding. still no confirmation on the saber cats website. the league release does indicate that the team owners no longer continue their operations. it's possible new ownership could be found. saber cat fans will be the first to remind you that they won this year's arena bowl. saber cats have been around for almost 20 years. check your cabinets for spaghettios. small pieces of red plastic from the can lining have been found in the small number of the cans. the recall is for 14.2 ounce size cans that have a date of february 22nd, 2017 stamped on the bottom. boy, those last a long time. people who bought tdefective product can return it to the

store for a full refund. a spider behind us. >> right over my head. silicon valley entrepreneur in court and could be walking out in handcuffs. >> the d.a. wants to provoke his probation. >> jahal was on probation after a plea deal accused of hitting his girlfriend over and over. in fact, prosecutors say more than 100 times. he was sentenced to probation, but that's the first case of domestic violence and now a second case involving a different woman and san francisco prosecutors say even though he's not been tried on that second case, he should go to jail for violating his probation in the first case. now, you may recall the politician steve wesley got involved in the iscase. wesley sits on one of the boards of the company foundfounded. it was revealed that wesley gave him legal advice and may have tried to use some influence to

help him. wesley did not do anything illegal, but he has since apologized. on monday, he was encouraged not to try to run for governor. the latest technology company to run into trouble. go-pr, ofell below ipo price for the first time on thursday. we have talked a lot about the problems that go-pro faces even before that stock started to sink. so many times, in fact, i had to say i told you so. little bit of history made in mountain view as a police officer pulled over a robot. the officer pulled over the google car for driving too so slowly. 24 in a 35. on el camino real. it was causing a backup. google operators took over the car and practiced, actually, with mountain view. mountain view police and fire. so the computers understand what

the flashing red lights mean whether or not they're being targeted or not, they understand to pull to the side. again, the operators can take over and say, yes, i know why you pulled us over. >> doesn't turn into a high-speed or low-speed chase. >> 24 miles an hour. >> difference of southern california and. you know, their high-speed chases all the time. ours are google cars. >> we're tamer. thank you. 6:19 right now. some call it drought shaming. what water utilities are now doing some of the water waisters and scratching your head a little bitp. >> this right here is the home of single largest water waster. the san leaeann row home is ownd by chris lang. 13,000 gallons of water per day over the summer with jun one

toilet and, as you can see, no landscaping to speak of. he tells "mercury news" he had a leak and also paid a $2,000 penalty. they are issuing penalties. >> feel bad for the guy, he had a leak. >> what are you going to do? you wonder, is this working to get people who don't have leaks to cut down on water issues because we're going to keep shaming you until it stops. >> we haven't had much water falling from the sky and it only comes once a week. that's what we've been seeing recently even though it is a nice amount. that is really not enough. as we a live look this morning. starting out with clear skies and what will be another dry day, chilly, too. mildest temperatures right, we're seeing in san francisco with 47 degrees but check out the rest of the bay area. we are in the 30s in the east bay and the north bay now at 35 as we get a closer look at the east bay and brentwood is 38 degrees and livermore 36. and castro valley is 42 degrees in oakland stepping out the door to 45 degrees.

peninsula 44. let me take you hour by hour in san francisco and it's going to be 53 degrees a 9:00. and look at how these temperatures get a little bit more comfortable as we go through the day into the mid-60s. a lot of sunshine. not much of a wind. and then as the sun sets, we're going to see those temperatures holding steady in the mid-50s. here is our next weathermaker and bringing wet weather. it is now moving through oregon and moving into washington as it approaches the bay area. a lot of the heavier rain starts to fizzle out, but it still looks like it will bring us a nice amount of rain. maybe for two or three hours for most of the bay area. and look at what time it starts. sunday morning very early. as it moves to the south and to the east, still some lingering light showers through at least the late morning, early afternoon hours. but most of it getting out of here by your sunday afternoon. and then the snow starts to move over to the sierra with the possibility of some high amounts there in the higher elevations. how much rain could we see?

looks like we could get quite a bit, at least a quarter of an inch, up to 0.5 and maybe up to 0.75 and let's check in with anthony to see how the roads are moving. >> we do have some slowing. the san mateo blridge, behind m things are slow and getting over towards the western span of the bridge. as we switch over to the maps, a few accidents starting to stack up on 880 southbound. this is right near the dumbarton bridge and then another one just past that and then another one just past that. so, the backup extends all the way back towards the san mateo bridge as i was just showing you. you look out towards fremont and things do improve once you get past those accidents as wide-open lanes to await you guys. back over to you. new numbers out this morning on children with autism. the reason for the spike. , a high-speed chase with the suspect going the wrong way on the highway. more of this amazing video, next. new statistics out this morning

sugge a it is 6:25 right now. new statistics out this morning suggest a startling rise in the number of children diagnosed with autism. the national center for health statistics now says that 1 in 45 u.s. kids has been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. previous estimates were 1 in 68. researchers say the numbers have changed because the definition of what conditions fall under autism spectrum has broadened over the years. they also say they've changed how they ask parents about their

children's developmental delays. >> now a much wider variety of children, all levels of intellecchuckintelle intellecal skills. >> experts say diagnosis is key in treating autism and other developmental disabilities. they also say it's important to talk to your child's doctor if you have concerns. new video just into our newsroom. how does this end? looking at scary moments on the southern california freeway. a car trying to get away from deputies driving the wrong way through traffic. you can see cars whizzing past each other as it drives on the shoulder of the highway. this is on the 57 freeway in diamondbar. deputies eventually caught up with the man and the woman inside of that car. they were wanted for a pair of robberies probably not worth that risk. >> looks like they're going so fast. 6:26. could jihadi john be dead?

the latest on an an airstrike targeted one of the most wanted terrorists. why are all these students camping out? the answer in seven minutes.

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hall is joining us. cool but pretty to start. >> the heater cranking up in the car as you head out to work this morning. it is chilly out there with our temtu temperatures still in the north bay and some reports of patchy fog and with temperatures cold it may create some slick spots on the road. as we head into the day, though, it warms up nicely. a beautiful afternoon after a chilly start. more of that weather tomorrow and a big change in the forecast on sunday. details on that coming up. but, yeah, let's check in now with anthony. >> as we mentioned earlier, the bay bridge is starting to slow down. and the metering lights are now and the stackp there. as we switch over to the map, we want to show you on the 880. looking at a few crashes approaching the dumbarton bridge. the first one right at the entrance of the onramp and the second one just past that and another one and they're looking at slow going from 880 all the way that slows towards back the san mateo bridge. across the south bay, another

accident 101 getting on to the 280 ramp and across 87 things starting to slow and 85 starting to slow through los gatos. an update to breaking news. a busy night with a car chase that ended in gun fire. it's near interstate 880 and his peerian boulevard. >> today in the bay bob redell joins us live near the crash scene. the suspect drove right at them forcing the officers. >> yes, in that confrontation with the deputies happening right here in this driveway. we're in that dead end p. the drivers of the stolen vehicle you can see was cornered here and backed up into that retaining wall and thinking the chase is over, but it isn't. that's when the person in the

car drives towards the deputy and the tepdeputy unleashes his weapon and that car crashes right there under that telephone pole. >> i here like four or five gunshots and my daughter comes, there are gunshots. i put her inside and i see shots coming from everywhere. >> what is running through your mind? >>, this never really happens here. >> the sheriff's office said that the deputy was firing at the stolen, the driver of the stolen vehicle because he felt threatened. that he was charging him with that vehicle. you can see this is video of that stolen car being driven off. a sedan, vw. you might not be able to tell where the bullets struck but in the hood and the windshield. the sheriff said one of those bullets ended up in the headrest of the driver's seat and the driver avoided the bullets. was not hurt. as i mentioned, was taken into custody and so was his female

passenger. that driver a 26-year-old man from hayward is still under arrest. has a criminal history and was also wanted for an outstanding arrest warrant for evading police. this was a chase that started in hayward on eighth street around midnight last night when deputies realized they ran the plates and this was a stolen vehicle and ending right here on this deadend. fortunately, no injuries and the suspect still in custody. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." now to a developing story overseas. we are waiting to hear if a usair strike targeting one of the world's most dangerous terrorists was a success. tracie potts racking the story. jihadi john was known for beheading. >> he was the executioner in those videos. his real name a mohammed emwazi.

he went to syria to fight with isis and executed americans and other in those videos. the u.s. is going after him night and the decision for an air strike in roca. they believed he was traveling in a car there. no word yet, it's been hours now, no word on whether or not that airstrike actually, that targeted jihadi john hit him. there are some forces on the ground, some people on the ground, humanitarian workers who say there were deaths as a result of that air strike, but nothing official that we learned bout jihadi john as of this morning. we have heard from british prime minister david cameron he calls him a barbaric murderer. and trying to track him down and cameron says that this was something that was needed. it was absolutely the right thing to do. we're waiting to hear more from the white house and the pentagon today about how effective it was and where we go from here. back to you. >> very interesting, thank you.

tracie. 6:34. also new this morning, another blow to isis. witnesses say iraqi kurdish fighters retook control of a strategic town once held by the terrorist group. fighters reportedly raised a kurdish flag and fired off celebratory gunfire in the center close to the syrian border. happening right now, students at san jose state are spending the morning camping outside in cold temperatures. their goal is to show solidterity with the homeless. >> kris sanchez live on campus. kris, this is the tenth year that they've done this. >> this is the tenth year and not only are the students and faculty trying to show solid irty, but a former homeless man joined in this protest and thissenstration, as well, to dispel some of the stereotypes surrounding homeless people. we did talk with some of the folks as they were setting up last night which was a cold night and a cold morning and we

spoke with one woman who said it is really great see that this tradition is now a decade old and the attention continues, but it's on the other hand that there really hasn't been enough change to end homelessness in this county. according to the count of homeless people that the county did back in january, nearly 6,600 people without a home and 4,600 are considered unsheltered. they live on the streets, in their cars or in encampment areas. he was one of them and that's why he pitched his tent along the demonstrators last night. >> i think what we need to do is educate the public and have them realize that not all homeless people fit into the stereotype of being lazy or drug addict. >> now he says that he thinks that there isn't enough housing in the county. that even when the county could give the homeless person a voucher to get them off the street, there is no place for them to spend that voucher. 9% of all homeless people in the county are children and teen

teeneningers. they will pack up their tents and sleeping bags and get on with their lives but the discussion will continue. the conversation is set to begin at 10:00 at the mlk library here on the san jose state campus. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, kris. a certain tree pest cause mg concern across the bay area. the chronicle reporting that officials found an invasive inspect species that may carry a citrus disease. once infected, the trees were reportedly produce bitter fruit and die within a few years. this has been the case particularly throughout the peninsula and south san francisco area. the california department of food and agriculture says it could affect thousands of citrus farmers throughout the state of california. heavy winds building over lake michigan sent waves crashing into piers and beaches this morning. winds in excess of 30 miles per hour produced waves up to 16 feet high. the severe weather may cause

excessive beach and dune erosion. drivers in detroit being told to hold on tight to their steering wheels, as well. trying to move quickly into our weekend. quick check of your forecast now with meteorologist kari hall. >> develaling with that in and degrees in livermore and 38 degrees in napa and san francisco and we're in the warmer spots, 47 degrees. we'll all feel some comfortable weather this afternoon. looking at 69 degrees in los gatos and palo alto. cal stoega 68 and pittsburg 1 and 77 degrees today in dublin. more of this weather tomorrow, but it won't be anything like this on sunday. i'll detail that coming up in ten minutes. let's see how the commute is going now with anthony. >> well, things are starting to slow across the east bay. we're finding a couple accidents start off on 680 in conquered and walnut creek. a couple cars involved with this accident and just past that another one as you get to

pleasant hill. also a slow go across 880 this morning because affa slew of accidents from the dumbarton bridge and once you get past this area, though, things do improve headed into the south bay. san jose looking pretty good and seeing the slowing from 87 and same deal for 101 and earlier accident at 101 and 280. you can see, it's still very slow and the accident has moved over to the shoulder, but, again, the zijual effects of that accident and you can see here. it does improve as you head towards palo alto. back over to you guys. >> another good thing to note if you are heading out or into san francisco this morning, or this weekend, i should say, you might run into traffic headaches. this, in fact, a live look at the bay bridge this morning where implosion plans for the old eastern span are expected to get under way tomorrow. the six-second implosion is expected to take place between 6:45 and 7:00 in the morning. b.a.r.t. to san francisco will be shut down during that

implosion. in less than 20 minutes, stephanie chuang will show us what the chp will be, doing to keep drivers on the bridge safe. meantime san francisco city leaders are, today, going to updates to limit traffic in one of the city's busiest streets. we're talking about a couple blocks between ellis and gary right off of union scare. that closure is all part of an 18-month pilot program. muni cabs and even some commercial vehicles are going to be allowed in one direction. the street will also be painted red as part of an effort to boost pedestrian safety. 6:40 right now. coming up a bay area's man of a teen allegedly driving reckless sparks a police investigation. the social media response the man behind the camera did not see coming. plus, the fight over daily fantasy sports comes to california. we'll tell you all about it coming up "business and tech." now to an investigative unit

exclusive: =sam/ots= american hunters shoot and kill more than 70-thnd now to an investigative unit exclusive. american hunters shoot and kill more than 70,000 animals abroad each year for sport and then ship them home to be mounted as trophies. now all of that is legal and we discovered some of those animals are threatened or even endangered. our investigative unit got rare acto join federal inspectors as they shoorted through shipments. they discovered that 69 lions were killed in africa by american hunters during that same time period that well-known lion cecil was killed in africa.

the high-price hobby often leads to the illegal hunting and selling of exotic animals. >> how often do you think some of these trophies are coming into the u.s. illegally? >> i think all the time. just a custom's inspector who looks and make sure they have the proper paperwork and then they just come in. >> investigative reporter takes us inside the world of trophy hunting where hunters say killing wildlife is actually a way to protect it pfl y. you can see that story tonight at 11:00. you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call at 1-888-996-tips. video of a napa man confronting a driver is now viral. this is video of the parent telling the student he needs to stop speeding through stop signs near his school. the men then posted on social media hoping someone would name

the student. we blurred the driver's face because he is under age. the man took down the video after he saw negative comments about the teen. dozens of parents say they were concerned about the teenager driving as fast as 45 miles per hour in a school zone. >> rather than wait for something tragic to happen that people take and, as a result, maybe saved a life or two. >> investigators are asking the district attorney to charge the teenager. shares in the bay area go-pro falling again this morning. >> scott mcgrew company in serious trouble. >> certainly with its investors. go-pro now trading below its own ipo price. the company continues to sell cameras, but investors are worried there are no new model in the pipeline for the holidays. the last camera was overpriced. even the company now admitting that. november turning out to be a disaster at department stores. nordstrom this morning said business was not as strong as expected. jcpenney stock falling that

company posted a loss. and earlier this week, macy's said for the third quarter in a row, fewer people were shopping at its stores. tech entrepreneur will be in court as the d.a. asks a judge to revoke probation after a plea deal involving domestic violence. facing further accusations of domestic violence in a second case now and the d.a. wants to revoke probation related to the first case. he will be in court this morning at 9:00. we'll bring you the latest on our news at 11:00 and also monitor nbcbayarea.com. mark levin retweeting some of the angry and sometimes obscene tweets he's getting on facebook and twitter as he tries to outlaw daily fantasy sports in the state. shutting down in new york state and declared illegal in nevada. fantasy sports themselves are

not illegal. when you have a team for the whole season and you win money if they win the season, federal law that spells that out. it's this daily game, which is new, and the weekly games which are more questionable, at least in some lawmakers' eyes. >> i think some wives and girlfriends might want them to be illegal. >> and the obscenities that are coming out are how your team is performing not that the game is going away. >> how do you know much about this? >> your girlfriend told me about it. in a gal axgalaxy, far, far. that galaxy is lafayette. >> a battleship on top of his house. it was created for halloween and anticipation of the new star wars film opening next month, as well. the death star stands 23 feet long in diameter and he is 162 connectors and 18 cans of paint and 2,000 feet of pvc conduit and parachutes, as well. no word if darth vader will appear any time soon.

don't go to the dark side. >> got tasee tho see this movie. so much hype. are you going to take the kids? >> we'll have to see. you know, i don't know what the rating is. he's little. it's going to be a hard weekend to stay inside unless it's sunday. that will be the day to stay in and watch the movies. as we take a live look. take a look at this. amazing shot from san bruno mountain. as you see, the clouds rolling on by. and that beautiful sunrise in the background. well that sets the stage for a nice start to the weekend. as you step out the door, you're slapped in the face by some chilly temperatures. look at what it feels like now in the north bay. 35 degrees. the east bay 39 and a close look now at the north bay, petaluma 39 degrees and napa 36 degrees and benicia at 42 degrees. hour by hour in san jose. a heavier coat needed this morning and then you'll be taking that off as we go hour by

hour. 10:00 it's 58 and then by lunchtime some long sleeves and 64 degrees and a nice, comfortable afternoon as you head out to the park heading home from work. it's 66 degrees and then this evening for dinnertime right around 60 degrees. we'll watch for the next weather system that will be moving in and right now producing heavy rain across parts of oregon, moving towards washington as it moves into the bay area. it arrives early sunday morning. and as you head out for church or the early morning activities, it will be raining by 3:00 in the morning and possibly still raining by early afternoon. but then most of that moves off to the sierra producing some heavy snow. starting on saturday night and continuing throughout the day on sunday. so, if you're heading to the sierra, keep in mind that you may have some travel delays and you may also need those tire chains. here in the bay area, we're looking at a pretty good soaking with some of these computer

models bringing as much as 0.35 for the north bay and close of 0.5 for the south bay. we'll keep you up to date on that and keeping you up to date on the commute is anthony. >> good morning. things are starting to slow across the east bay, mainly approaching the san mateo bridge and also the dumbarton bridge. a few accidents on 880. san mateo bridge looking very slow. a stall off on the shoulder there. a slow commute for you if you have to use that bridge and 880 switching over to the maps and here is the first accident just past or before the dumbarton bridge and another one as you get into fremont. that backs up all the way to the san mateo bridge and slow at least for the next hour or so. across the south bay, thing looking pretty good. slowing for 85 and same deal for 280 and also 101. take you outside and show you what it is looking like. an accident moved over to the shoulder and things started to improve here and slow as you move towards mountainview and

better towards palo alto. a brebreaking news on a cha that ended in gunfire. >> my daughter comes, mom, there's gunshots. >> the wrong turn that helped deputies catch the suspects.

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an update now to breaking news we have been following all morning. a stolen car chase leads to an

officer-involved shooting that happened overnight in hayward. >> bob redell live with details on exactly what happened. bob? >> laura and sam. alameda county sheriff deputies were trying to chase a stolen car suspect. they saw him in hayward and that chase ended up here at a dead end in a residential area. the suspect was cornered and, as you can see, trying to turn out of this dead end by backing out into that retaining wall. while he's backing, the deputy comes and gun drawn saying that this chase is over and it isn't. that's when the suspect, according to the sheriff's office drives the car at the deputy. the deputy unloads his gun and the suspect ends up crashing right here into the telephone pole. he and the female passenger taken into custody. video of the stolen a couple hours ago. you can perhaps see that the gunshots hit the hood and definitely the windshield of the car, what you can't see is one of the bullets actually struck the driver's head rest. remarkably the drive, the

suspect was not hurt. no injuries in this. but that suspect a 26-year-old man from hayward known to police and had a warrant, outstanding warrant for evading arrest is now in custody. bob redell, "today in the bay." new details about an intense standoff in san jose that is now over. it turns out the wanted suspect is the same one who escaped from a bail bondsman we told you about a month ago. the three-hour standoff ended around 8:00 last night near the silver creek neighborhood in east san jose. we now know the suspect is the same wanted fugitive who broke free from his handcuffs and escaped from a bail bondsman just yards from the jail. his escape led to a massive manhunt in downtown san jose last month. he was also wanted on burglary charges. happening right now, stuchbts students at san jose state are camping outside in cold temperatures. show their solidterity and support for the homeless population. >> kris sanchez live on campus this morning. this is the tenth year they've done this.

>> well, amid those tents here of the folks who slept here last night was that of a former resident of the jungle homeless encampment who said he was here to dispel myths of homeless people. we were talking with folks here to raise awareness of homelessness in this county. now, according to the count of homeless that the county did back in january. nearly 6,600 people without a home. 3,600 of them are considered unsheltered and that is living on the streets in their cars or in encampment areas. until recently, robert was one of them which is why he pitched his tint here alongside the san francisco state demonstrators. >> what we need to do is engicate tenducate the public and realize that not all homeless people fit in the stereotype of being lazy or drug addict. >> the conversation will continue long after the folks pack up their tents. there is a discussion for 10:00

at the mlk liproprietabrary her campus. now let's go live to "today in the bay" stephanie chuang a big warning to people headed in and out of san francisco tomorrow. >> cal trans planning an implosion of the old bay bridge. i spoke with a person from cal trans who says it will be from 6:45 to 705 because fewer drivers, hopefully, at that time. the implosion expected to last six seconds mostly under water. fall into a holw structure and blast mats and a bubble curtain to help protect wildlife and contain the shock waves and 6:55 to 7:05 time best because of light traffic and less wildlife activity and calm tides. kept 1,500 feet from the area and b.a.r.t. will temporarily stop trains and bike path shut down at 6:00 tonight until at least 10:00 tomorrow morning and the cal trans spokesperson

telling me it could be pushed back to 1:00 in the afternoon if there is wildlife in the area or weather changes. live here on treasure island, stephanie ch irkuang, "today ei bay." >> yesterday w could see her breath. >> we can expect the cool mornings and warmer afternoons. really be chilly as we head into sunday with some rain moving in, the winds will start to pick up. we may be reaching that high temperature early in the morning. >> all right. anthony has been in for mike the last couple of days. how is traffic? >> not too bad. the bay bridge metering lights are on. it is slow there. finding some other issues and also 880 southbound headed through the dumbarton bridge and look at the maps and see what i'm talking about. that extends all the way to the san mateo bridge. three accidents in the span of just a few miles of fremont. 880 southbound will be very slow over the next hour or so. >> deal. that's what's happening "today

in the bay" we'll be back here with a local news update at 7:25. a slow down and speed up into your weekend. we hope you have a great one. join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. have a great day. >> see you monday.

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