morning. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. a short line that is not. a lot of people standing outside and it's pretty cold to start out your day. let's get a check of your forecast with kari. >> good morning, sam and kris. chilly temperatures to start but that is not the case throughout the day. also seeing patchy fog. taking a look at the current temperatures with 48 degrees in livermore and 48 degrees in san francisco. patchy fog this morning and then high clouds with sunshine this afternoon. lunchtime temperatures upper 50s to mid-60s and up to 70 degrees today in the tri-valley. a look at the complete microclimate forecast coming up. let's head over to anthony to see what's happening on the roadways. >> you have been telling us about fog this morning. watching the maps and don't see much happening right now and lots of green and things moving smoothly across the bay area. some fog here in the north bay and still keeping an eye there and even in the mill valley. wide-open lanes there. take you outside and you can see

for yourself, visibility not being impacted all that much and we have been warned. fog is expected to develop this morning. right now moving pretty good. guys, back over to you. >> thank you very much, anthony. now to the breaking news out of india. live look at the scene right now and an overpass collapsed killing at least 14 people. about 150 people are still trapped. rescuers are scrambling and digging through the rubble to try to save them. all of this happened in the city of kolkata which is near the country's border with beng lu u lubangladesh. now a developing story and a public danger. a drug estimated to be 50 times stronger than morphine is hitting northern california streets. that drug has already claimed the lives of seven people and responsible for dozens of er

overdoses in sacramento county. >> bob redell has details on this deadly pain killer and how people are getting their hands on it. bob, this is a powerful narcotic that is prescription, right? >> it is. good morning to you, kris and sam. we have reached out to the santa clara county public health department to see if this powerful drug has yet to hit the streets here in the south bay. what we are talk about are pills made from a synthetic pain killer. a prescription drug considered to be eight times more powerful than heroin. caused 28 people to overdose and killed seven. the most recent is jerome butler, the 28-year-old man thought his friend was giving him a dose of norcoa less powerful pain killer. didn't realize it was fentanyl and butler became unresponsive saturday and his family just made the heartbreaking decision to take him off life support leaving his son without a father. >> and i'm just a young boy.

i don't think i'm supposed to be going through this right now. >> people one pill. one pill. we have to find out where it's coming from. >> the drug enforcement agency says fentanyl is produced mainly in china. shipped to mexico and then smuggled up north here to the united states. fentanyl can be lucrative for drug dealers. for example, you compare to heroin. a $5,000 purchase of heroin could generate $80,000 in sales. a $3,300 purchase of fentanyl over $1 million in revenue. reporting live here in san jose, bob redelll "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. police in berkeley are investigating two recent strong arm robberies on the cal campus. the first one happened in the els worth parking structure tuesday night. that's where a man had his wallet stolen by two men. one grabbed him from behind. shortly after that in speaker plaza, lent his phone to two women who then walked away with the device and then they

threatened him when he asked for it back. an attempted burglary in belmont on tuesday. watch these two men appear to go to the home on the right side of your screen. you watch them scroll by there. after the people next door leave jump the fence and try to break into that home. the home is on ralston ranch road and the home alarm did go off forcing those men to quickly abandoned their plans. call belmont police if you have any information about those suspects. now to a dinnertime thief caught on camera. this happened last night at el rancho grande. watch the woman as she walks by, she sees a phone sitting on the table and peeks to see if anyone else is coming and then she picks it up and walks straight out of the restaurant. the owner of the phone said he left it on the table while he went to the bathroom. >> it was pretty bad because i work for everything that i own. and for someone to just come take something that didn't work for. >> now, if you recognize that

allege thief, san francisco police ask that you give them a call. coming up on 5:05 on your thursday morning and facing ten years behind bars. former stanford swimmer brock turner is found guilty of rape. those students saw turner on top of an intoxicated and unconscious woman back in january. when turner tried to run, they stopped him. >> i think without them, this would have gone either unreported or unsolved. >> turner right now is out on $150,000 bail. but he's going to be sentenced for the crime in june. well, note the death penalty is off the table for a trio of drifters known for a deadly crime spree here in the bay area. they are expected of two murders last october. the suspects still face the possibility of life in prison without parole. a young boy in concord

recovering right now after getting shot last week. last friday 8-year-old joshua brothway was standing in front of his home. that's when police say a family friend started firing a gun. the bullet ricochetted off the ground and into the boy's neck. joshua spoke to us exclusively about this frightening ordeal. >> and i just felt something hurting. >> he was holding his neck and look dead in my eye and he said, mommy, my neck. my neck hurts. >> poor guy. joshua came home from the hospital on monday. his family says he's doing what he loves most, playing now with his brothers. here's the suspect james girard. he was arrested in a fairfield parking lot on monday. well, the family was taken to the hospital after a person was taken to the hospital after being hit by a muni train. this happened last night in san francisco dog patch neighborhood. the victim's identity and condition not being release at

this time. light rail trains diverted through the night. here's a scene for you. happening right now, kris. >> people to be the first ones to own the newest tesla. they don't get the keys for months. >> or next year. here's a live look at the tesla dealership. a similar scene playing out at tesla sunnyvale store, as well. people are waiting in line to be the first to put down a depauset for the tesla 3 unveiled later tonight. tesla fans started lining up yesterday and putting down $1,000 bucks for a car that is expected to cost around $35,000. certainly the cheapest of the tesla models. more on what the tesla model 3 is all about coming up in the next ten minutes. >> here's my $1,000 for my car and 50 bucks for a tesla fleece because it is cold out there, kari hall. >> maybe a hot chocolate.

we will have chilly temperatures as you head out the door and no matter what you're doing, you need long sleeves. as we go into the day, we'll have temperatures going from the upper 40s up to 65 degrees in the peninsula. 70 degrees in the north bay and san francisco up to 64 degrees. more of that sunshine is in the forecast and i'll have a look at the weekend microclimate forecast coming up in less than ten minutes. let's head over to anthony now to get a look at traffic. >> yeah, things moving pretty good this morning. we don't have much to talk about. wide open roads from the north bay all the way down to the south bay. we have overnight construction wrapping up in the east bay and the traffic is starting to build coming in to livermore. down in the south bay, looking pretty good, as well. not seeing the typical build like we saw yesterday or the day before. 101 still wide open right now. take you outside and see what it looks like for yourself. wide open lanes and just a little bit of traffic there, but not so bad right now. guys, back over to you. >> probably prefer the open roads. thank you, anthony.

up next, isis target revealed. plus a new app coming out for your iphone that may cause a little controversy. what do you think? take a look in "business and tech." two wing suit divers collide midair. we will hear from the survivors of this nerve wracking experience. got a tip for nbc bay area investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcb theunit@nbcbayarea.com. we investigate.

developing news in brussels, a potential isis target list we're learning about emerging after last week's terror attacks. >> the mastermind behind the brussels bombings had photographs and a floor plan of the prime minister office. that office not too far from the metro station that was attacked. isis may be planning a much bigger attack. >> this is a group that has wild asspiration and ambitions. >> now, during the paris massacre, a suicide bomber tried to get into a soccer stadium where the french president was and just days later german police canceled the game hosted by chancellor angela merkel because of a terror threat. meanwhile, a third american killed in the brussels terror attack has been identified. this is gale martinez who was traveling with her husband, an air force officer, and their four children. they were originally from texas. the rest of the family is still in the hospital.

it's not clear whether they were hurt at the metro station or at the airport. army cyberwarfare at moffett field. the u.s. department of defense telling us that its newly created silicon valley sector will host its first major event in mountain view later today. called a cyberintervention challenge. it has been in operation for six months. >> what better place. >> i know, very appropriate. meantime, comedians joke about it all the time and now it's real. gps that steers you away from bad neighborhoods. >> scott mcgrew, no doubt, this will cause you bad controversy. >> just based on crime data. data we didn't create. take a look, the app shows both zones. it says you need to be careful driving through and police show violent crimes have been committed. while it's factual, it's impractical. for example, interstate 680 is off limits through oakland. other news, several bits of

evidence once high-flying tech companies are flying a bit lower. fidelity which has invested in a number of silicon valley companies say its investments are worth less than it thought. which deals with big data and fidelity cut the company by 38%. intel and google are investors. fidelity cut the value of its investments in san francisco's benefits, as well. this company probably most famous for its new rules, no more shots in the office and a while back told employees not to have amorous encounters in the stairwell. the reason we care about this, these companies are not public. no way to look up how much money there they're worth. their investors this morning say they are worth a lot less than they thought. let's check in on public companies. landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> hi, scott. good morning. wall street may take a breather. futers are flat and markets closing at the highs of the year

on wednesday as investors continue to digest fed chair janet yellen. look for data on unemployment and manufacturing. the dow up 18 points and the nasdaq up 22. >> sam and kris you were talking about this today. the low cost tesla cost. out in walnut creek lining up to put down $1,000 deposit so they could be one of the first to get one of those teslas. the first cars that have not been built yet. go to current tesla owners that want one. steph chuang is out there and we were talking in the newsroom. admittedly tesla makes few cars. but detroit is looking at this thing. they're lining up for cars. no one lines up for a car. that's how cool teslas are. >> the folks who already own one get priority. >> they also have to put down $1,000 deposit and very possible

that some of those people aren't tesla owners who want to be the first. if you have a tesla s or x you will be first. >> you put that $35,000 in air quotes. a lot of cars have that msrp but end up being a lot more expensive. how realistic is $35,000. >> musk has been asked this question and he said, no, really, it will be about $35,000. some options either way, but you can count on that number. >> no $50,000 cup holder. >> no. >> thanks. well a go-pro camera captures a sky diver's worst nightmare colliding in mid-air with another jumper. it knocked had jumper with the camera unconscious but he reserved because his reserved chute deployed. it happened last week in flor a florida. that injured jumper is paralyzed now from the waist down. he was doing a jump with a wing suit and he said he plans to do it again. >> i encourage people to try it.

and i have no regrets and it's a great feeling, you know. i have no regrets. >> now, we mentioned that he is paralyzed, but doctors believe the jumper will eventually be able to walk again when the swelling around his spine goes down. >> pretty amazing that he wants to go out and do it all over again after that. check out this tornado touching down in oklahoma. you can hear the tornado sirens in the background. you see the funnel on that thing. severe damage reported in parts of that city. several people were hurt and one critically, kris. that storm system is moving east over alabama. >> that is so scary to see. nothing like that here for us in our forecast. kari hall has a look at that. >> stays nice and quiet over the next few days. for now, we had a dry week and it continues into the weekend.

now the temperature is at 48 degrees in the east bay. 54 des in san francisco and a close look at the north bay now. 49 degrees in santa rosa. san rafael 50 degrees and benicia at 51. break it down in palo alto today. we still have a few clouds left by then. after that the sun comes out and we will be in the low 60s and 66 degrees today at 4:00 as you're picking the kids up from school or heading home from work. looking at the temperatures now in the highs today, 73 degrees in gilroy. and 63 in san mateo. the burnal heights area, 64. 68 in san rafael and 61 in walnut creek and dublin. seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen shows the slight warm up towards the end of next week but for the near term we still have high pressure that is continuing to slowly move off to the east. as the storm track shifts

further to the south, a couple areas of low pressure moving in next week and bring in scattered showers starting on monday and then we'll see how things pan out after that. may also bring some additional snow to the sierra, but, of course, we just had the all-important april first reading and last year we were at 6% and all of that, snow we had over the winter brought it up to 95%, which is still below average. no small feat considering that last year we were just measuring some dirt out there. the northern sierra had the most snow at 125% of normal. if you're planning to head to tahoe south or heavenly over the next few days, more of that snow is melting. we will have temperatures in the mid up toer 50s and more sunshine in the forecast. but still 105 inches of snow at the summit. looking at the weekend forecast, beautiful here, no reason to leave home. we will be in the upper 60s to 70s. 71 degrees on sunday in the north bay and 68 degrees in the peninsula.

let's head over to anthony to a look at traffic. >> this morning things moving pretty good. nothing like that whacky wednesday or traffic tuesday. it's calm here on this thursday. we're looking pretty good. like taking a look at the map. you can see in green all across the and want to zoom in closer and show you what is happening through the altamont pass and same deal through sunol and over otowards hayward, fremont, no problems there. little build at the bay bridge approach and by little i mean tiny. you can see outside and we'll show you what's happening. a few more cars pile in here across the cash lanes and the fastrak moving on through. metering lights have not been turned on yet. we'll see what happens around 5:30. guys, back to you. trumpniting another political firestorm. >> the answer is that there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the women? >> yeah. so is he backtracking or not backtracking after saying women who get illegal abortions should be punished? the longlanneone a a ha

billn-dolr it's 5:23 on your thursday morning and the long planned $1.5 billion redevelopment of treasure island is getting off the ground. "the chronicle" reports that crews started demolishing former navy structures. a hotel, a ferry terminal and 300 condos are going to be built. the island's entire redevelopment will take about a decade. california right now one step closer to becoming the first state to adopt a $15 minimum wage. the assembly appropriation

committee passed that bill yesterday in sacramento. the issue could go before the full assembly and the senate as soon as today. the increase would be gradual hitting the full 15 bucks in 2022. new rules ainvolving an abortion pill to enforce some women in some states. the fda notified the maker that a smaller dose of the drug can be used later in pregnancy and that increased the number of days a woman can use that medicine from 49 days to 70. it is the first time those prescription guidelines have been updated since 2000. well, as he builds momentum it turns out that senator bernie sanders could be left off of the washington, d.c., primary's presidential ballot. all because of a clerical error. the democratic party was a day late in passing along his registration info to the d.c. board of elections. a voter has since filed a challenge and the d.c. board must hold a hearing next week to try to correct that problem. sanders campaign says that it's

confident he'll still make it on to the june 14th ballot. rare backtracking this morning from gop frontrunner donald trump all this coming after a controversial statement he made yesterday. saying women that get illegal abortions should be punished. >> that comment clearly soon ignited. drew immediate condemination from both sides of the aisle. >> i donald trump will figure out a way to say he didn't say it it or misquoted or whatever. i don't think so. i don't think that's on appropriate response. >> to punish a woman for having an abortion is beyond comprehension. >> as we all know, this is not the first time that trump has sparked outrage, but this time candidates think it might actually get him in trouble. "today in the bay" eduard lawrence is live in washington with all the fallout. but, edward, trump is trying to correct what he is on record already said. good morning. >> good morning, sam and kris. trying to back pedal both

republicans and democrats have said that donald trump's words may get him in trouble at some point. it hasn't seemed to happen unit ilright now. donald trump is backing off comments this morning where he said that women should be punished for having an abortion. trump answered, yes, msnbc chris matthews said believed punishment for abortion and then yes to the follow-up question which chris matthews said for the women. trump's campaign immediately clarified said the or any other person performing this illegal act upon a woman would be held legally responsible, not the woman. the woman is the victim in this case. angered republicans and democrats and they're condemning the republican frontrunner for saying that a woman should be punished for having an abortion. female voters interviewed in wisconsin after this town hall meeting, female supporters of donald trump say that they are still with donald trump, but they say that he needs to "tone

it down." a new poll that came out yesterday shows that senator ted cruz is winning in wisconsin by ten points. get those 42 delegates that are much needed. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence, now back to you. >> thank you very much. coming up next, pick pocketers targeting people on crowded buses and trains in san francisco. the warning going out to bay area commuters this morning. got a tip for nbc bay area investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. we investigate. (scal): good day, m'lady!

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fog for the next few hours in the bay area. high clouds and sunshine later today. lunchtime temperatures will be at 62 degrees in the peninsula and the east bay up to 66 degrees for a high. north bay 69 and 70 in the tri-valley. another comfortable day. beautiful, as well. we'll see this weather continuing into the weekend. i'll talk more about that coming up. let's head over to anthony to see if there is any slow downs yet. >> we're still finding the typical pattern for early thursday morning. not much happening out there. you can see the maps showing lots of green and little closer in does show we're finding slowing from walnut creek and also at the bay bridge approach and watching it here and doesn't look like we have it right here and stop and go right now. metering lights turned on any minute now, back to you guys. >> all right. now to that breaking news out of india. an overpass collapses killing at least 14 people. and 150 people are still trapped under that rubble. rescuers are scrambling to try

to get them out. this happened in the city of kokata which is near the country's border with beng bangladesh. stay with us, we will update this breaking new story throughout the morning. happening right now, it's a mad dash for the latest tech craze. only this line is not for the newest iphone. for the tesla model 3. not to drive it but to put down a deposit so one day you can drive it. >> stephanie chuang is in walnut creek where people have been waiting for it for hours. people seem cheerful about it. >> waiting in the cold in the early morning and these model 3s aren't supposed to come out until late 2017. make a reservation online, tesla.com at 8:30 tonight or get the car like these people are trying to. make reservations that store opens at 10:00 this morning. the first people out here i

understand came out around 9:00 yesterday morning. we see a tent and lots of chee s chairs and the line continues to get longer. we don't know what the 3 looks like but the first move at a affordable starting price at abouts $35,000 is what we're expecting. the people camped out here say they have been looking forward to this for years and drawn out people new to this experience when people used to scoff when people lined up for other product launches. >> do you ever think those guys are nuts? >> i did like black friday and iphones. here i am so. >> you understand those people more? >> still seems crazy. but, you know, this time it was worth it for me. >> yeah, worth the $1,000 deposit you have to put down to reserve a spot for yourself. back here live, you're seeing the model inside the store. we should find out details on the mau model 3 tonight.

what if you think the car is ugly and you don't like some of the specks. most of them said we believe in tesla and we believe in elan musk's vision. and that deposit is refundable if it comes down to that. although with this dedication i'm not seeing that happening. >> having an ugly looking car not one of them. reporting live from walnut creek. you about to catch a muni? catch an eye on your stuff. san francisco police say that pickpocketing is on its way up. check out this man in the black hat stealing the wallet right out of this san francisco's man back pocket. didn't realize what had happened until the thief started using his credit cards. >> that guy was a sitting duck. no one wants to be the mark. you think you're kind of smart and aware. one in your arm. >> keep all your personal items like wallet or your purse in front of you or in your front pocket. >> b.a.r.t. riders are also

reminded to keep their belongings secure and also close to them. the search is on for a man who snatched a dog in san francisco and the suspect took that pup from outside a store in the western edition. it happened earlier this month. the sfpd is now asking for help. the dog's owner went inside the store when he came back out, the dog was gone. the dog's name is catfish. if you have any information, you're urged to call police. here's a name people are hearing lately, the bearded bandit expected to appear in federal court today. he has already confessed to robbing at least 11 banks across the state he was arrested last week. authorities say that he got away with $34,000. well, back here in the bay area, more fallout this morning in connection with this video a man being beaten by sheriff deputies on camera. sources within the alameda county sheriff department now confirm that a third deputy is accused of bribery.

he is now on administrative leave. now, witnesses say the deputies stole a necklace from that beating victim and gave it to a couple nearby to try to buy their silence. the department is now facing a civil lawsuit over the case, as well. kris, a spreading drug problem. two people have died after taking street drugs that contained a powerful pain killer. health officials say those pills that the people are taking may have had fentanyl. it's a narcotic that is 50 times more potent than morphine and even more dangerous than heroin. coming up in the next half hour, "today in the bay" bob redell, shows us where the street drugs are coming from. gave feedback on plans for a giant south bay development. los atos leaders approve the project will eventually go up in what is an orch oered. but the question is, how big of a retail and housing development will it be? current plans call for 270

housing units. critics are concerned about the potential traffic nightmares that could follow and worry that the project will drastically change the feel of the town of los gatos. a richmond man with a very lengthy rap sheet is turning to police for help. >> daniels has been in and out of trouble since he was 12 years old he tells us. the richmond father of four is out of and out of a home. he planned to steal food from a cvs store last week to help feed his family. but at the last minute, he changed his mind and flagged down a police officer. >> he became very tearful and told me he was hungry and that he was living in his car. >> officers came together to give him food, rent him a hotel room and try to help him get back on his feet. >> he did the right thing. no question. 5:37 right now. time to play a little ball. but this time, there's going to be some changes at at&t park.

the giants players will have to play without smokeless tobacco because the city of san francisco made it illegal to use things like chew or snuff in all of the city's athletic facilities. soon at&t would not be the only park. also signing a statewide ban for five major league ballparks in california that includes 0.co coliseum in oakland. that law would take effect next year. giants fans have one less option to get to at&t for next thursday's home opener. that is because the golden gate ferry service is down a boat. in fact, marin ferry service canceled for all giants games through april. our snow pack is down, but way, way better than it was. so, we were close, but not quite where we need to be. yesterday's snow survey showing a dramatic improvement in the

sierra snow pack. now, we're still below average, but at 87%. that is a vast improvement from a year ago when the snow pack was at 5% of normal. most of us will still have water restrictions going into the summer. you have to at least feel good about. >> when they plugged in that thing, this much snow and this much dirt, i think. >> they flip that around. that's a good thing. any more snow in our forecast coming up here in tahoe or else where, kari? >> not in the next few days, but we'll have to see how things change as we go into april. there is a chance. now looking at our weather here. it's 55 degrees in the east bay and 45 degrees in the peninsula. bay 47. a few more clouds and we could have patchy fog and then some sunshine later today. up to 70 degrees in the north bay. east bay 66 and 70 in the tri-valley. we'll look ahead to the weekend coming up. let's head over to anthony now to see if there is any slow downs. >> we are typically seeing slow downs and you can see across the

maps still wrapping up that overnight construction in the east bay and in the south bay, 101 northbound starting to slow. typical route that slows and don't have any accidents there right now and starting to slow. take you outside and speeds are below 20 miles per hour and yes a slow go on this thursday and, again, no big surprise and this happens every single day. back to you. >> thank you very much. coming up, not enrolled and falling behind. the reason thousands of california students aren't getting a proper education. plus, i can get you front row tick toots the ncaa finals kind of. we'll take a look in "business and tech." >> my new best friend scott mccrm mcgrew, thank you much. the a's hosting the giants. spring training style. both games are exhibitions. we'll be right back. got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail

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a prison drug bust thanks to three canine officers. scout, cricket and robby found pot and eight pounds of tobacco inside folsom state prison on tuesday. the police dogs also found cell phones and chargers. kris, california's

overcrowded jails are a little less overcrowded. new study says prop 47 is significantly reducing jail population. voters in 2014 approved that measure to lower punishment for certain drugs and property crime. as a result, some felonies are now classified as misdemeanors and arrests overall are down. state of california right now is inching its way as it goes towards raising the minimum wage. today the issue could go before the full assembly and the senate. >> paola reyes live in san jose where a rally will be held this afternoon. good morning, paola. >> good morning. about 300 janitors can planning together here at noon to support a $15 an hour minimum wage statewide in california. this has expected to take up this vote, as well as the senate. california taking one step closer to having the highest wage in the nation.

legislatures on both floors of the house are expected to take up the issue today. the bill which cleared the assembly appropriation committee today would raise the minimum wage currently from the current $10 an hour to 15 by 2022. governor brown is hoping to sign the bill into law as soon as april. >> california showing that we can do right by workers. we can advance our economy and we can do it through the legislative process. >> and belonging to the united service workers. the union organizing today's march talks to renew their contracts with companies throughout california. today they also want to draw attention to what they call a broken industry where abuse is rampant and make sure that the new minimum wage, if enacted, reaches everyone including immigrants and women of color. and then today also part of a statewide day of action commemorating cesar chavez day.

>> thank you very much, paola. an overcrowding, meanwhile, is still a problem for california preschools. tens of thousands of children are being shutout. that is according to the california institutes for research. it says about 170,000 children are not enrolled simply because there are not enough spots at public preschools. years of education cuts are to blame. the fbi apparently now knows how to open up a locked iphone. we covered that news earlier in the week, but helping other polices agencies do the exact same thing. >> that is according to an associated press report this morning. scott mcgrew joins us now. what are the implications. >> interesting development, kris. >> police agency in arkansas has asked the fbi for help opening an iphone and ipod. this comes after the fbi was able to open up that phone you were talking about. it told congress, though, only apple would have been able to open it up. it also told congress that the

te technology it was seeking would only be used to open one phone. the phone used by san bernardino footer syed farrok. >> meantime dianne feinstein said the fbi should not have to tell apple how it oep oened up the phone. feinstein is consistently side would the fbi in this controversy. trouble for green energy this morning. reuters says based in belmont is on the brink of bankruptcy. sunedison does solar power plants and big corporations. its stock is at 60 cents. the release of the oculous but a number of companies doing vr and the ncaa says the basketball finals will be offered in virtual reality. you will be able to sit courtside and watch the game like you are jack nicholson. now, if you can imagine this

because can't show it on tv. whennia turn your head, you are really watching the basketball players go back and forth. i will point out the experience is not quite as good as watching it on television because when you really think about it, sports on television is simply better than sort of being there. being there is cool. sort of being there is -- >> nothing beats jack nicholson. >> i'll get those when you can sit in the nose bleed seats. >> or watch it on tv. >> just to be clear, when you say you have tickets and you're going to us up, that was all basically sham. >> we call that a tease in television news business, sam. >> now we call this a let down. thanks a lot, scott. >> he's all fallen. as nobody in the tv news business can tell you, you never know what to expect during a live report. >> isn't that the truth? >> oh, yeah. one australian reporter did get a very colorful surprise.

>> so, yeah, that was her initial reaction. panic sort of setting in for that reporter after a parrot randomly lands on her shoulder right before her live shot. you heard her kind of squawk. so the photographer helped get it out of there. this story is just getting started. the same bird, you can't watch it enough, can you? this same bird has gone missing from her owner earlier in the week and the reporter managed to reunite them. so a nice story there. >> that's nice. >> i was too distracted by the bird. >> it's not a tarantula, it's a bird. >> you don't know. if it's coming up behind you and you have your ear piece in. >> let's see how you handle it when i bring in my parrot. >> i'd probably shriek. in other bird news, the story that might take the prize. >> look, a baby hummingbird. so cute. rescued by a sacramento

paramedic yesterday afternoon and a worker at a nearby nursery actually found that little chick and realized there was no nest around. so they called the fire department. the responding paramedic is now taking that little bird on doing the job as a mother hen after nursing it to heth, the paramedic plans to take it to a nearby wild care center. mike inouye and his kids had a bird watch. little nest outside their home. >> when have you seen a hummingbird stop. >> can you believe one of my cousins it in the air? i have to find the picture. >> the fastest reaction time known to man. no flashing through the rest of this week. we are getting closer to the weekend here, kari. another amazing day on tap. >> let me guess, kris. your friend caught the hummingbird with some chop sticks. >> no. that would be unrealistic, kari.

>> some great weather today for hummingbird watching. make sure you fill up the feeder today. 48 degrees in the east bay and now 42 degrees in the south bay. let's see what's happening in the east bay now as we drop in. 52 degrees in dublin and brentwood 59 degrees and 53 degrees in alameda. in the north bay, we're seeing a few more clouds this morning than we've seen recently and also acting as a blanket to keep our temperatures from really plummeting today. calm winds to start and it does pick up as we go into this afternoon. a nice onshore flow keeps our temperature in check and we will be right at about average for this time of year. reaching into the 60s and low 70s. as we break it down for palo alto. 54 degrees at 9:00. sun breaking out and low 60s right at lunchtime. still probably long sleeve weather and then to the mid up toer 60s later today. a look at all the microclimates. 70 degrees in palo alto and 62 degrees on the embarcadero and napa 66 degrees and 71 today in

dublin. looking at the fog forecast. we've seen the clouds moving in and we may have low visibility and just briefly as we go into the morning commute and then it starts to clear out. we'll still be less of the clouds and fog along the immediate coastline and then rolls right back in, especially for san francisco and farther to the south later on tonight and into the day tomorrow. the storm track will be changing over the next few days, giving us a break in this very dry weather. we may have some scattered showers starting to move in early next week and by the middle of the week, our temperatures then starts to warm up. so, a little bit of some changes there for the next several days. but looking at this weekend forecast beautiful. very pleasant weather. highs still in the 60s and 70s. how is it looking on the roads now, anthony. >> things are looking pretty good. you may have heard the saying, no news, good news. that's what we're talking about. in the bay area get out there and take it easien those roads.

you'll notice 580 doing pretty good. no problems here coming through. lots of green there. little bit of slowing through sunol on 84 and same deal approaching the san mateo bridge. take you outside and show you what is happening at the bay bridge incline. the metering lights are on but we had problems with our camera, so don't want to show you that spot. you can actually see approaching the toll plaza. things are moving smoothly and no concerns here either. great news, guys. back over you. >> got the wiring working on the cameras, too. thank you very much, anthony. coming up next, we're putting an end to speculation what sheriff laurie smith is revealing about a high-profile inmate brawl at an inmate jail earlier in the month. happening now on digital platforms. w we continue to watchages out of india where breaking news. 14 people are dead and more than 100 are hurt after a bridge collapse there. we will keep you updated on twitter and we'll bring you another live report in about 15

minutes. plus, on our facebook page, connect to the story of a local 8-year-old boy who is still recovering and now talking about being hit by a stray bullet. we're back in two minutes.

a new twist now in the santa clara county jail fight which was caught on video which

critics say they believe was staged. the "mercury news" received a hand written message sheriff laurie smith says was written by an inmate. that message suggests the melee was a surprise to one of the groups involved and the inmates were not prepare would weapons. smith says the note showed there was no obvious tensions brewing. a jail reform commission remains skeptical. they the fight wads staged after a camera system was purchase. 5:57 right now. president obama hosting a nuclear summit in d.c. later today. north korea going to be on the list of topics. leader from japan and south korea will also be attending that summit. asian countries seeking to put more pressure to end its nuclear plans. also hold talks with the chinese over contested islands in the south china sea. now to an investigativet exclusive. more than $1 billion of your

money has helped to fund private companies in hopes of making california greener. but a new report reveals that a controversial technology shouldn't get any more funding because it pollutes too much. the investigative unit first reported concerns about the electric fuel cells that run on natural gas. critics say they're not cleaner than the traditional power grid and, thus, did not deserve public subsities. now it appears staff agree and they a recommending these fuel cells no longer get that money. >> it makes no sense that we have been subsidizing fuel cells and other technologies that use natural gas. the point of this program was supposed to be to develop clean generation that customers can use. >> tonight at 11:00, we'll show you the results of that report and we'll show you some silicon valley stands to lose big benefits. we investigate at 11:00. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call at 1-888-996-tips or send

us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. a star athlete at an east bay high school is hoping for a hail mary that could save his life. >> darryl akins was diagnosed with leukemia two years ago. the treatments worked before, but now the cancer is back. a bone marrow transplant is needed for him to survive. >> we need ten cells that matches him in order for him to have the bone marrow transplant. >> a national organization called fwhee match is holding a bone marrow drive this saturday the middle school from 9:00 in the morning until 2:00 in the afternoon. you can see there, just a little swab, pretty easy. the group hopes that more african-americans will participate because they are most li more likely to be a match for darryl. >> certainly a tall ord oer, but y you hope they do find a donor for him. let the teslaia begin. a live look at the dealership in

walnut creek. not even 6:00 in the morning and look at all the people lined up. not just trying to buy a car, but to put down a deposit to buy a car from more than a year from now. a drug as powerful as heroin hitting the streets of northern california. i'm bob redell. we'll tell you all about it coming up. an update to breaking news. a desperate rescue effort under way to save 150 people who are trapped underneath a collapsed overpass. "today in the bay" continues right now. thanks for joining us on this thursday, i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia-cannon is off this morning. >> i'm sam brock as you saw a very busy morning. the latest developments from india but first a calm start here on your thursday morning. kari hall has a look at your microclimate forecast. >> some patchy fog may develop in the past hour or so as many people get out on those roadways otherwise we're in for some sunshine once the clouds clear and