san jose sees its second murder of the year in a shooting near a golf course. the latest on the investigation just ahead. an iraqi refugee arrested in sacramento on accusations he's connected to isis. do you feel lucky like 1 in 700 million lucky? >> yeah, come on! >> "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check that forecast with meteor also kari hall. you feeling lucky this morning? >> feeling a little lucky. more rain moving into the bay area. right now spotty light showers here and there and more clouds moving in and we won't see the bulk of the rain until later on

this evening, mostly dry day, once again. it is cool as you head out and we're expected to reach the mid to upper 50s today with mixture of sun and clouds. we'll talk about that rain coming up in a few minutes. let's see what's happening on the roadways now with mike. >> a full closure for highway 4 eastbound in antioch towards the bridge but things have cleaned up in the last half hour and volume of traffic very light there. north bay 121 at highway 37 and some signal there's and having problems with those signals and be prepared for traffic control and three-way stop right there at the intersections. be prepared for that as you arrive. no problems from the north bay down to the south bay. the traffic flow great for silicon valley and the peninsula. back to you. >> thank you very much now, mike. gun shots happened in san jose killing a man and the search for the suspect continues. happening near the los lagos golf course about 9:30. the victim was pronounced dead

at the scene. kris sanchez making phone calls to police right now gathering information. she'll have an update for us in our next half hour. word on san jose's first homicide of the year. police have this man in custody. accused of murdering his own father. investigators say maxim zhukov stabbed his father to death in their home new year's day and then left his father's body in a car in richmond. police don't know the motive. they're hoping someone will come forward with more information. a dramatic string of events in san leandro last night. they say just before 8:00 a gunman robbed the gas station on washington and fargo avenues and people living nearby were told to stay in their homes as police searched that area. the search of the area was eventually called off. a follow up on a plane crash that killed a gilroy family. the ntsb released a preliminary

report saying a storm formed right before the plane went off the radar. the report says that aircraft broke apart in the air. jason price and olga price and their three children. they were flying to las vegas to attend a party. a near deadly delivery. ja mattison was sleeping in his truck waiting for the coliseum to open when someone tried to break in. he tried to fight back and that's when he was shot. >> there was no doubt at the very beginning i'm going to die right now. and i said, no, not this week. >> luckily, the bullet went through the feet before it hit him. so, that's probably what really saved his life. >> police are still searching for the shooter. as for mattison, he's recovering. but says his 43-year truck

driving career could be coming to an end. a man arrested in sacramento on terrorism charges is due in court today. 23-year-old is reported to have entered the u.s. in 2012 as a refugee from iraq. court documents say he traveled overseas to fight alongside terrorist organizations and use social media to talk about his experience fighting against the regime in syria. a friend in sacramento who did not want to be identified defended al jiab in an interview with nbc last night. >> maybe he would get angry at times, but he would never like say anything like related to terrorism or anything like that. >> federal agents also arrested a suspect in houston. they say tried to provide materials to isis and lied on his citizenship application. a third arrest in milwaukee is said to be connected to that

case, but not related to national security. it is 4:34 right now. let's check in with kari for this friday morning forecast. >> good morning. we are getting ready for the next storm system that is moving in the fourth of this week. you can see it here on the satellite imagery and a couple light spotty showers ahead of that. the rain won't get here until later on this evening and we have several more hours of mostly dry weather and temperatures starting out on the cool side. it's 37 degrees in livermore. in oakland it's 43 and santa rosa now at 42 degrees. here's a look at the way the rain plays out as we go through the day. at 8:00, it's mostly dry and see a couple spotty showers here and there and throughout the late morning and afternoon hours and as we go into this evening, it starts to come down. we'll talk more about that and how much to expect in the microclimate forecast. is it still moving smoothly on the roads, mike?

>> smoothly. slowly and smoothly through a little bit of maybe some glowing lights. right here we have 580 westbound but fog not reported to be an issue at all. this stretch coming out of the altamont is the only stretch we're looking for that. smooth drive westbound out of 580 and as we move the map out a little touch of orange coming out and the rest of your bay very clear, guys. we'll send it back to you. >> mike, you red tee wo win? you feeling lucky? the bay area ticket holder was just one number shy of the really big pay out. that person is yet to come forward to claim his or her $1.4 million. not bad for just not getting that powerball. that ticket was sold at perry's liquor store. one of dozens of hopeful lottery players line-up. store owners say it brings them good business, plus a cut of more than $7,700 for selling the

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you made it to friday morning. and that's a really good thing, right? rain or shine. >> which will it be? >> it will be aittle bit of both because we have some sun to start and then the clouds moving in and then the rain later on this evening. so, just be ready for it all. let's take a live look outside right now. we get the day started and you move across the bay bridge with no issues starting out the day and you just want to keep the umbrella in the back seat of the car in the trunk. as we will start to see some showers moving in, it starts out spotty and gets heavier as we go into tonight. so, looking at the radar satellite, we see a couple light showers well ahead of the main storm system, which is set to arrive later on thievening. when it gets here, we will have some heavier rain just briefly and we're not expecting any severe weather at this point. so now it's 45 degrees in san francisco and the south bay 40 degrees and 37 degrees in the east bay. let's drop in on the south bay.

look at how cold it is now in gilroy. we are one degree above freezing. so, some frost on the car starting out the day. 39 degrees and willow glen is at 36 degrees. 41 in the north bay as the clouds start to move in. highs today will reach into the mid up toer 50s. and you could see the sun will peek out from behind those clouds at times and then more clouds moving in later this evening as we prepare for some rain shortly after dinnertime. here's a look at what we are expecting as this storm system moves in. the radar may look like this. we will have some light, spotty rain throughout the morning and early afternoon. but it will be very hit or miss and then by 6:00 a slightly better chance of rain and then it becomes more likely by 1:00 in the morning with some heavy downpours at times and then it moves out of here in time for you to enjoy saturday afternoon. rainfall totals with this system look to be about 0.25 in oakland and slightly higher for santa

rosa and less amounts for san jose and the sierra. another four to five inches of snow and lesser amounts that we've seen with previous systems. forecast starts out with some rain early tomorrow and then afternoon sunshine and then by sunday we're looking cool, sunny and a bit breezy. we'll take another look at the forecast coming up in a few minutes but let's see if you're slowing down with the morning commute with mike. >> not yet, kari. it's friday. we're expecting a lighter volume of traffic. what did happen in the last few minutes. so far no problems across the bay. bay bridge over the water very smooth. let's look at your maps and we're looking at the rails. the b.a.r.t. trains move well and 25 trains running with no delays and just easing into the morning commute on the rails. we do have this signal problem 121 at highway 37 top of your screen and the north bay. that will hopefully be cleared up before the bulk of the morning commute comes over from vallejo. so far no update.

they were hoping to get that fixed. we'll track the rest of your bay as we zoom out a smooth flow of traffic no delays peninsula south bay or tri-valley. back to you. there could be some relief on the markets today because it's jobs friday. >> that's right. see if you can turn around. for more on that and the rest of the news before the bell, let's turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. after a wild ride cooler heads may prevail in the markets today. futures are higher and stocks were calm overnight. trading on thursday and wall street set up for a rebound following the worst four-day start to a year ever. the u.s. markets as measured by the s&p 500 have seen more than $800 billion in value wiped out this week. and focus this morning the monthly jobs report which showed companies kept hiring at a

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little break in the rain at least for the morning. >> that's right. it is a cold start. kari, i had frost on my windshield. >> you allowed extra time to scrape that off this morning as temperatures have dipped into the 30s in some spots. as we look ahead to see what else is coming our way, another cold front. and, once again, this brings us some rain overnight and into the day on saturday. some more sierra snow and then we'll take a break on sunday. it will be bright and sunny. monday more rain moving in with that next storm system and then on tuesday we take a break. and another one on wednesday. looks like just about everything other day we'll have rain moving into the bay area. let's check in now with mike to see what's happening around the golden gate bridge. >> a break right here and also reports we talk about the easy

drive and easy reporting load on the chp. here a clear view. show you the map. the only thing that shows up for the area, just southbound 101 approaching that robin williams tunnel and reports of a deer on the side of the road. someone was doing sight seeing. a deer on the side of the road. use caution because we don't want to get that deer spooked. we're not in the woods, we'll send it back to you. >> let's hope it stays that way. thank you very much, mike. the port of oakland is getting ready to reopen its terminal. it will open today after being closed for over a month for renovations. it will now be able to better handle cargo. gates were rebuilt and more than 100 new pieces of equipment were added. it's more good news for the port of oakland. just last week the largest cargo ship ever to viz that u.s. docked there. the ship named the benjamin franklin was 1,300 feet long. this week it left oakland to head back to china. housing oofficiesinhousesin

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hope for raiders fans. here's a live look at the coliseum this morning. will it stay the home of the raiders? new reports coming out of new york say it's possible speculation growing that some nfl owners may be hesitant about approving the raiders' move to los angeles and the move by the san diego chargers and that the st. louis rams moving there. those are more likely, according to these reports. part of the reason the rowdy raider element some believe don't play well in los angeles. others believe raiders move somewhere else may still be on the table and the team could end up being of all places san an n anton antonio. the decision could come as soon as next week. coming up, we continue to find out new information about the terrorist. we're oron the scene of san jose's second homicide of the year. s

shots fired on the streets of san jose. the developments on the overnight deadly shooting. a terror related arrest across the country and here in northern california what newly unsealed documents are revealing. and i'm bob redell. many people here in the bay area are feeling very lucky as that powerball jackpot rolls up to a record breaking $700 million. "today in the bay" starts now.

hey, good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. happy friday, as well. i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. little break in the storms we're seeing at least for the morning. >> before the next round of rain moving in and looks as we start to see the scattered showers moving in late tonight into the start of the day tomorrow, it gets heavy just briefly. we're tracking a few light sprinkles across the bay area this morning. and some clouds moving in out ahead of the next storm system, but it is cold as you step out the door. check out the number in the south bay. it's 38 degrees and 41 degrees in the north bay. highs today reaching into the mid to upper 50s and, once again, some rain later today. i'll detail that and we'll look ahead to the weekend coming up in a few minutes. but let's see what's happening in the tri-valley with mike. >> you mentioned some clouds moving ahead of that storm. we're seeing them on this camera. not really a problem for visibility for the drivers but of the drivers having a tou