taking aim at the 'academy of art university'. the lawsuit set to be filed after years of wra >>. >> the city of san francisco taking aim at the academy of art university. the lawsuit set to be fired after years of wrangling, accusing the for-profit university of taking advantage of students. the bay area community wants to know what happened to a missing 27-year-old father. the vigil and cry for help later today. >> five hours of hockey, three overtimes and one very disappointed fan base. sharks lose. "today in the bay" starts right now. you made it to friday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. five hours of hockey?

more on that record-breaking defeat coming up in a second. >> let's get a look at that friday forecast. the rain was coming down yesterday. >> we had spotty rain yesterday. expect more today. you will need to grab the umbrella before you head out as we will have scattered rain developing, especially later on this morning. right now it's dry. we are looking at showers. snow showers there. that will be rolling in as we go through the next several hours. something@mb*q watching. i'll have a look at the microclimate forecast coming up. let's get a look how it looks on roads and bridges. >> we look at this side of the san mateo bridge. we are expecting something similar but not quite this light on a friday. no problems. we have overnight road crews out there i'm focusing on an early morning crash. activity eastbound 24. that crash looked like it's

cleared but chp is monitoring it. san francisco coming down hard on academy of art university. the issue is over the for-profit college's massive real estate holdings. >> steph chuang joining us live from san francisco. we are expecting to hear more today about this lawsuit. >> that's right. good morning. we are expecting the city will file a civil lawsuit against the academy of art here in the city. apparently there are 40 buildings throughout san francisco but according to the "san francisco chronicle," 22 of these buildings may not be legal. the school president and her family use subsidiary companies to illegally convert 22 of the buildings from former apartment and hotel properties into student housing without going through the required zoning and planning process. they describe a decades-long

back and forth between the city and the country's largest for-profit art school including hundreds of thousands of fines still unpaid by the school for alleged planning violation. the city attorney complains that the converted student housing is exacerbating the scarce supply of affordable housing and they want to restore the buildings back to residential use and seeking up to tens of millions of dollars in penalties. this school's attorney told the "chronicle" the university spent $8 million during nine years putting together an environmental impact report that has to be completed before these properties could be legalized, a report the attorney says would be done by july 1st. you can see there is a lot going on here. the city attorney is set to hold a press conference 10:30 in morning at city hall. that is where we are expected to learn the details about this

substitute. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> a millbrae father who has been missing more than a week. his family is desperate for answers. the sheriff's department is asking for help to find him. friends and family held a vigil for 27-year-old keith green yesterday. he disappeared without a trace last week. he was last seen leaving his apartment heading to a restaurant, but he left his wallet and car at home. adding to the mystery, his cell phone was later found a day later at golden gate park. 4:34. the three so-called drifters accused of killing two people in the bay area will be in court today. it's the first time the suspects will appear together since one took a plea deal and agreed to testify against the other two. sean angold is working with prosecutors to help convict the other two. they are charged with murdering a canadian tourist and hiker in

fairfax last year. >> attorneys for dana stubblefield are expected to reveal more evidence to prove his innocent. they say he sexually assaulted a disabled woman last year after she interviewed for a job. new details for a story we broke on "today in the bay" yesterday morning. we know the identity of that man who refused to come down from the top of a vta train. th finally after 12 hours negotiators were successful getting him off. that man is kyle lewis. he was on that train for about half a day. co-face up to a year in jail and $10,000 fine. at 4:35 on your friday morning, a kitty camp out is under way. the nine lives foundation lost the lease for its shelter. 140 cats and kittens need to be adopted by the end of the month. that works out to five cats a day if they are going to find a

place for all those animals. administrators hope to reopen soon at a new address. the lucky cat for the sharks, not so lucky last night. the black one. this one may take a while for fans to get over. a top loss in game four of their stanley cup playoff series against nashville. >> mike fisher scored the game-winner ending one of the longest games in sharks' playoff history, almost five hours of hockey. tying the series two games apiece. game five tomorrow at 7:00. we've got the warriors playing tomorrow. >> we do. the whole fan base chilling, trying to take it all in and stay optimistic. >> we are still tracking rain across the bay area. the slow-moving system is taking its time moving off to the east giving us a break from the rain.

all of our microclimate showing temperatures in a low to mid 50s and highs today reaching into the upper 60s except for san francisco with scattered rain in the forecast. 63 degrees. the rain timeline shows we will have more coverage of rain by the morning commute. i would give it another four or five hours to start to see rain ramping up across the bay area. more about that in a few minutes. mike you have changes for the tri-valley? >> we'll start off with this 580 shot here. traffic looks standard here. not far from that dublin interchange, you saw the green sensors. northbound 680 for the first few minutes of our show we had slowing through the construction zone. that will be an issue. that closure not far. bay bridge has a couple of folks waiting for the cash lanes. 4:37. san francisco mayor ed lee has a

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he will not fire police chief greg shur. lee spoke to the five protesters -- dubbed the "frisco-five" on 4:40. san francisco mayor ed lee says he will not fire police chief greg suhr.

they want the mayor to fire the police over shootings. he told them he stood behind suhr's record. there are not just one but two efforts to recall mayor lee. one is a team of local activists, the other group is not identified. a recent survey show there are growing concerns about homeless, skyrocketing rent and crime. lee's approval rating plummeted to the low 40s, the lowest it's ever been. >> families are finding vital resources are not always there for them. this mother says her local hospital promised to send nurses to care for her son. two throat surgeries forced him to eat through a feeding tube. the hospital blamed a lack of pediatric home care in the area.

nursing agencies are turning down patients. local counties are putting kids on waiting lists and parents are trying to figure out what to do. >> he's been in the hospital so long and come home and feel so isolated and feel like nobody is looking out for you or nobody is thinking about you is just heartbreaking. >> the extreme measures another family took to find home nurses for their daughter. taking their struggle to the head of the department. give us a call. burning out of control. people living in a canadian city surrounded by massive flames are running out of places to seek shelter.

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becoming trapped. kari hall tracking rain in the forecast. >> we do have rain in the forecast. if we get what the models say, we could get the entire amount of a month rain in one weekend. it all comes in batches. we'll have scattered rain. starts out now in the sierra. we'll see this rain moving farther off to the west and moving into the bay area temperaturewise 54 in san francisco. 56 in concord and livermore. 55. the futurecast shows we will start to see more activity here on the radar as we go through the morning, showing more coverage of rain and scattered showers moving in by 10:00. yoelos indicate heavier rain. that will be possible in spots across the bay area. then it starts to move farther off to the south and west.

the rain potential once again in some areas looks like we could have decent amounts between today and tomorrow. it looks like it could linger in some spots into early sunday morning. in morgan hill, you could have 1/2 inch of rain which would once again be the amount we normally get during the entire month. temperatures today reaching into the mid to upper 60s. coming down just a couple of degrees from yesterday. 68 in brentwood and livermore a high of 66. the rockies versus the giants at at&t park, first pitch bring the rain gear just in case. we do have rain in the forecast. mostly cloudy skies and temperatures that will be cool in the low 60s and dropping back to the upper 50s. a look ahead to the weekend. rain still in the forecast. sunday will be the day to get outside. this system will move farther off to the east. highs in mid 60s for san francisco and low 70s for the

tri-valley and inland areas. i'll have another look in a few minutes. might have a look at what's happening with this morning's commute. >> we had that backup at the bay bridge. then it cleared and came back. one of these cash lanes is still not open. not a big surprise. this typically happens. we'll have them all open by 5:00. all roadways open for green here. crews still clearing for many spots. on the peninsula, it is northbound 280 approaching the millbrae avenue offramp. we did have an earlier crash. may be a disabled vehicle. there is a quick traffic break then may be flash lights and activity. that's north 380 over towards the airport. a quick look at the san mateo bridge south of that shot. look how clear that view is. fremont for 880 coming toward the area into milpitas.

there you go. smooth drive. >> lucky drivers on a friday there. looking good there. no signs of unity here yet. the house speaker paul ryan says he is not ready to endorse donald trump. he didn't say never trump. >> it's been a struggle to get the establishment, so to speak, behind donald trump, the presumptive gop nominee. trump is saying he is not ready to support his agenda. the fbi could be interviewing democrat front-runner hillary clinton over that e-mail scandal. some of clinton's aides from her secretary of state days have been interviewing with federal investigators. hillary clinton is coming to the bay area. she will be in oakland later today and hold a rally at 2:00 this afternoon. it's part of clinton's two-day swing through the golden state. clinton was in los angeles last night meeting with african-american community

leaders and hoping to win the primary june 7th and is ahead in the polls. >> unexpected political commentary for ebay drivers. this electronic roadside bad hacked outside of walnut creek. someone programmed it to say "rigged election, hashtag trump 16." don't go looking for it now. the message has since been erased. >> maybe a couple of typos in there. we are keeping an eye on gopro share. the company has taken a hit on wall street after a disappointing earnings report. >> apple looking for new customers. sales of the iphone is declining. let's turn to landon dowdy. >> good friday morning to you. wall street investors are waiting to see the big economics

of the day, the april jobs report which is out before the opening bell. it is expected to show another solid month of hiring with more than 200,000 jobs and for unemployment to hold at 5%. a rush of job seekers into the market could keep wage growth in check. stocks ending little changed on thursday. watch shares of gopro today. they fell in trading thursday after reporting disappointing earnings. sales fell nearly 50%. the company is delaying the launch of its first drone until the holiday shopping season. it had been expected to go on sale in june. apple is teaming up with sap to develop mobile app for business customers. apple has a similar deal with

ibm. back to you. happy friday. >> to you, as well. thank you very much. feeling lucky on this friday? you might want to try luck on the lottery. more on the powerball fever in a live report. our newsroom is keeping in touch with police agencies after a millbrae father went missing under suspicious circumstances. go to nbcbayarea.com to see if you can help bring him home. how a man transformed his life after losing all his eyesight as well as most but not all of his hope. why a dog named dynamo changed everything.

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=sam//con't vo= a big morning for space-x. elon musk's company launched its falcon nine rocket from cape canaveral early lift-off. a momentum morning for spacex. elon musk launching his rocket from cape canaveral this morning. it carried a japanese communication satellite into orbit. the real test came when the rocket landed on a drone ship out at sea and they stuck that landing. musk said last week spacex's first mission to mars could be less than two years away. that might have seemed like a pipe dream. a lot of people winning the lottery seems like a pipe dream. powerball fever is gripping california. $415 million up for grabs on saturday. >> you're such a nay-sayer. "today in the bay" chuck copp a coppola. somebody's got to win, right,

chuck? >> reporter: absolutely. you can't win if you don't play, they tell us. we are here at this particular chevron in milpitas. the reason why we are here is because this is the very spot that sold a winning ticket back in february two years ago that won $426 million. we figured lightning might strike twice. you can see behind me the lottery thing is signed off. you can't check your old tickets, can't sign up yet to play because they tell me the system doesn't come up until about 5:30 or 6:00 a.m. behind me he is waiting for the throng to arrive. they haven't shown up yet. >> i didn't know they turned it off. that's interesting. >> chuck, you were mentioning history of this place and the odds now of actually winning.

if you don't match all the numbers, you can still get a shot at some money, right? >> yeah. if you don't match all the numbers, you still have to show up for work on monday. if you win five, you get five numbers right you get $1 million. four numbers right you get all of $100. you see where this is headed. you get three you get $7. if you get just the powerball number, that's $4. i'm going to go to starbucks and get a small latte. >> something you are guaranteed to enjoy. >> if you get the million dolldolla dollars gets all lattes. one dog did not have his day in southern california when a small slip in the tub ended up leading to a rescue operation. >> three animal care workers had to help mr. ruffles when his paw got stuck from the drain. a wet and clean mr. ruffles got

his paw wedged in the drain after trying to jump from the tub. they had to rotate the drain around to free that little pooch. he's fine now except for some inflamed toes. a little tlc coming his way. it started when his owner named him ruffles. a meals on wheels van involved in a high-speed chase. the charity doesn't have enough cash to get a new one. the way you can help out.

a battle over land brewing in the city by the bay. the city of san francisco is taking the academy of art university to court. a meals on wheels truck was carjacked and crashed on i-580. and what the charity will do now so hundreds of seniors don't go hungry, and what you can do to help them. a live look outside. the beautiful bay bridge. been a mixed bag of weather the past 24 hours, including rain and lightning. can we sing "rain drops fall on our head" once again? what we expect as we head into the morning commute. kari hall has the answer for us. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning. i'm laura garcia canyon. >> i'm sam brock. we had an interesting comment on