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 facebook live about the fact we

seem so serious during break. i thought you sing all the time. >> let's get on with the forecast. >> it's looking pretty good. we will have rain. we need the rain. it looks like we will get scattered showers today. if you're heading out the door, it's all good. it's all dry and you don't have to worry about showers. grab that umbrella in case. we'll start to see that rain farther off to the east of here rolling in within the next four or five hours. i'll be keeping tabs on that and a look ahead to the weekend forecast. let's head over to mike now. he's tracking a little tri-valley slowing. >> just a little bit. we'll start on the peninsula where we have this flash of light from the billboard. we'll show you also we have pretty much flashes of green all over. one change in the tri-valley. highway 84 as you head to

milpitas we have a little traffic picking up. a major lawsuit will be announced by the city of san francisco. if reports are accurate, the for-profit academy of art university is in the city crosshairs. >> city attorney dennis herera scheduled a news conference for 10:30 this morning. "the chronicle" is reporting herera is about to target the academy of art massive real estate holdings saying the college has been unlawfully chipping away at san francisco's housing with 22 buildings under its ownership. they are calling this lawsuit premature and unnecessary claiming herera has some axe to grind. steph chuang will have a live report with much more information at 5:30 this morning. >> attorneys for former 49 star dennis stubblefield are expected to reveal more evidence which

they say prove his innocent. they say he sexually assaulted a developmentally disabled woman last year after she interviewed for a job. >> a crime with long-term consequences for a local charity. this coming after carjackers of a meals on wheels delivery truck led police on a wild chase that ultimately led that truck to crash. >> kris sanchez live in fremont where the truck was stationed with more of the impact having on the charity and the people it serves. >> good morning. meals on wheels, an elder care going with plan b and plan c but wondering how long they have to rent or borrow vehicles to delivers hundreds of meals to seniors across the silicon valley. this is how the meals on wheels truck ended up on interstate 580 yesterday morning about a half hour from where we are in fremont today. no one was hurt and no food was

wasted. the meals on wheels truck was empty when the accused carjackers crashed it after stealing it. volunteers and workers just finished unloading those coolers of food. when they saw that man and woman trying to carjack that truck, they begged them not to. >> our volunteer said, please don't take this vehicle. it's for seniors. we serve food. >> that truck costs about $45,000 which we don't have. >> that is a lot of money for a charity. one volunteer set up a crowd funding page to pay those tens of thousands of dollars in rental fees and repairs they expect. so far they've only raised about 2% of their goal. perhaps people just don't know they can help. the two carjacking suspects were arrested and are charged with evading police and carjacking. we'll let you know when they

head to court. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> 5:04. a millbrae father 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. he left his wallet and car at home. his cell phone was found a day later in golden gate park. last night friends and family held a vigil for green. >> there is a very strong possibility he was wearing a pair of nike type shoes. they were so fluorescent, i figured they would glow in the dark. he loved his shoes. >> he has two beautiful daughters and he would never, ever walk away from them. >> investigators are calling green's disappearance suspicious. if you have information contact the san mateo sheriff's office.

>> the three so-called drifters accused of killing two people are going to be in court today. this is the first time they will all appear together since one took a plea deal and agreed to testify against the other two. sean angold pled guilty and is working with prosecutors to convictç the other two. they are charged with murdering a canadian tourist and a hiker last year. san francisco police need your help tracking down a man accused of attacking a woman yesterday morning. you could see him in the surveillance video. he was wearing a brown jacket. it happened at webster and buchanan street. the victim said the man followed her a few blocks before the attack. she escaped without injuries. the suspect was last seen running towards city hall. san francisco mayor ed lee said he is not going to fire police chief greg suhr.

he spoke to hunger strikers by phone. their effort to get the police chief fired is in its 16th day. five people are living on chicken broth, coconut water and vitamins. they want the mayor to fire the chief over police shootings. firing the police chief is not an easy change. >> it takes three to six months to get a new chief. that means all our time is diverted from that to finding a new chief. then you've got to find one onboard with the changes you want to see happen. >> a doctor says their bodies are starved for protein and it starts breaking down muscles including the heart. it is 5:07. take a look at that forecast. rain in the works for us yet again. >> more scattered showers. hard to pinpoint a timing and placement of the rain. you just want to be prepared as a slow-moving, widespread low

pressure system moves across the region we start out with cloudy skies. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. highs today reaching 63 in san francisco and 68 in the south bay, the peninsula and north bay will be at 67 with rain later this morning. i'll have another look at the forecast. we'll look ahead to the weekend coming up. >> typical pattern here. the construction zone near the top of your screen. scattered around the bay. we'll have those crews getting cleared in your commute directions by 5:30, 6:00. looking at the approach toward the bay bridge. nothing big as far as slowing. smooth, easy drive. talking about rain later but so far looking great. next, first the voters, now maybe the republican party.

who in the establishment is standing behind presumptive nominee donald trump and who is not? >>. >> it's not just any friday. it's jobs friday.

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weigh in on whether they'll support donald trump. some are jumping in to back him-- decision 2016. republicans are starting to weigh in whether or not they will support donald trump. some are deliberately standing on the sideline. >> tracie potts live in washington, d.c. with more on the impact trump is having on the republican party. interesting to see how it's going to play out. >> well, also the fact that paul ryan, the top republican here on

capitol hill, the man who is going to be in charge of that convention when trump gets nominated, ryan isn't backing trump so far, telling cnn he's just not there. that he wants to expects he will but right now can't throw his weight behind donald trump, the presumptive nominee for his party. that is a pretty big deal. there are concerns about pulling together members of the party now that the former bush presidents said they are not coming to the convention. john mccain said they'll campaign for trump but he's not coming to the convention either. illinois's governor and others pulling out of the convention. is trump going to be able to pull everyone together? what will it take? it's his controversial positions on some things like trade and immigration that have some republicans not quite there, as ryan puts it, in terms of supporting him. he's got millions of voters, what about the party leadership?

trump said he doesn't necessarily need that. we'll see what happens the next few weeks as he tries to court some of those leaders as we've already seen here on capitol hill. >> we saw that video with paul ryan, that would be number one on his list. tracie potts live from washington, d.c., thank you. democratic side. hillary clinton who is coming to the bay area. she will be in oakland later today. clinton will hold a rally at 2:00 this afternoon. all of this is part of mrs. clinton's two-day swing through the golden state. she was in los angeles last night meeting with members of the african-american community. clinton is hoping to win california's primary june 7th where she is well ahead of the polls. >> the future of the presidency may affect the future of the fed. >> donald trump said if he goes to the white house, janet yellen will be out of a job. >> trump likes yellen. yellen is dovish.

she's been resistant to raising rates. yellen's term as head of the fed expires 2018, though it can be renewed. that is up to whomever is president at the time. trump likes the former berkeley professor, but he would want a republican at the helm of the central bank. jamba juice says it will move its headquarters to texas to save money. it will move from the san francisco bay area to frisco. in this case you can say frisco. go pro says its much-anticipated drone will have to be anticipated a while longer. won't come out till the holiday season. it's having trouble finding people to buy its cameras. it's jobs friday. >> good friday morning to you. in wall street, investors are

waiting for the economic news of the day. it is april jobs report day which come out before the opening bell and is expected to show another solid month of hiring. for unemployment to hold at 5%. a rush of job seekers into the market could keep wages in check. stocks ending little changed on thursday. rising nine points to 17,660. >> we'll bring that jobs number to you as it happens at 5:30. >> the looking for a name for this research vessel decided to leave it up to the internet to decide. the internet said we should call it boaty mcboat face. they said no it will be called her majesty's ship for richard

attenborough. one of the boats on the sub will be called boaty mcboatface. >> get the champagne out. this one may take a while for sharks' fans to get over. tough loss last night. game four against nashville. mike fisher scored that game-winner in the third overtime ending one of the longest games in sharks' playoff history. almost five hours of hockey. here is where shark fans will be tomorrow night. game five gets under way at 7:00 p.m. warriors right now are not rushing him back. head coach steve kerr said it's unlikely steph curry will play in game three tomorrow night.

curry did not practice with the team yesterday as he continues to recover from a sprained knee. he gave hints he might return as soon as saturday but does not look like it's going to happen at this point. it's possible curry could make a return for game four next week. warriors are going on strong without him. they lead that series 2-0. it was a giant honor today for a legendary giant. remember the "say hey, kid." >> willy mays turns 85 today. san francisco will dedicate its cable car 24 to mays. he played 21 seasons with the giants. a plaque will be unveiled and mounted on to that car. when we were at at&t park for opening day when we did our remote shoot there, willy mays came out on to the meeld for an

honorary ceremony. all you could think was i'm in the same stadium as willy mays right now? >> very, very cool. >> it doesn't even cross the realm of possibility. >> the man is here. >> imagine walking by your own statue every day? you are saying for today and tomorrow we could get as much rain as we seasonally get in a typical may? >> it won't be everywhere. this will not be a widespread rain and something that we'll have a hard time pinpointing when and where because it's such a spread out system. as we start out this morning, it's all dry. drivers are making it through very early this morning without any rain. we are still tracking that rain farther off to the west. it's actually -- or farther off to the east of us and moving in our direction.

temperatures are now in the mid to upper 50s. futurecast shows rain starting to rotate in and giving us scattered showers throughout this 10:00 or 11:00 hour this morning. then it starts moving farther off to the south. heavy downpours in a few spots. not everyone will see that. it does taper down tonight. we'll have another round of rain moving through tomorrow. may not be as widespread and heavy, but still scattered rain in the forecast that may interrupt those saturday plans. looking now at the rainfall estimates, this computer model puts down about 1/4 inch for most of us with some spots getting more. there will be a shift in the pattern. this area of low pressure slow to move will slowly start to shift off to the east. still rain in the forecast for the first part of the weekend. then the second half of the weekend, high pressure moves in.

we will dry out and see things warming up for next week. temperaturewise today, expect highs in the 60s. a chance of rain, also a slight chance of thunderstorms, too. especially in the north bay as well as east bay hills. we'll keep you updated here. mike keeping you updated with the roadways. >> fridays tend to be a lighter commute. you go toward the dublin interchange and right here on westbound 84 through livermore we had earlier slowing but that is clearing up. as the road crews clear out. no big surprises heading over toward the bay bridge toll plaza. giants play tonight. bay bridge looks like a nice

drive right now. the backup for the cash lanes started. we should see metering lights turn on in about 15 minutes. up next, the hours-long standoff and a chase that left thousands of people bumper to bumper last night.

another wild and dangerous car chase in southern california. this must rank as one of the most brutal. you see the suspect's car there first weaving in and out of cars and smashing into car after car on freeways that span at least two counties. the driver is wanted for attempted murder and eventually did wreck that car. he held officers at bay for a while shutting down the freeway. look how far that goes back. creating a monumental backup into last night's evening commute. after hours, officers with a special response team finally were able to apprehend him and take him into custody. new details on a story we broke out yesterday. we know the identity of the man who refused to come down from the top of the vta train in san jose. >> he was up there so long. 25-year-old kyle lucently came down about 1:00 yesterday afternoon, nearly 12 hours after it all started. lewis said he wanted to ruin

everyone's morning. deputies say he's on probation for a nonviolent offense but is now facing an additional misdemeanor charge of disrupting a vta line. he could face up to a year in jail and a $10,000 fine. 5:25 on your friday morning. a technical glitch in oakland could have caused serious problems for public safety. fortunately, the communications system is working this morning. the dispatch system crashed just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. oakland's radio system also crashed forcing city officials to jump on the backup system for about 30 to 40 minutes. back in 20 12shgs oakland had a communications meltdown while president obama was in town. they are some of the most medically complex kids in the bay area who need specialized care. when they are able to leave the hospital and go home, families are finding resources aren't there for them. this mother says her local

hospital promised to send nurses to care for her son. two throat surgeries force him to eat through a feeding tube. the hospital had no one to send blaming a lack of pediatric home care in her area. nursing agencies are turning down patients. parents are trying to figure out what to do. >> to have been in the hospital for so long, then come home and feel so isolated and feel like nobody is looking out for you or nobody is thinking about you is just heartbreaking. tonight at 11:00, the extreme measures another family had to take to find home nurses for their sick daughter. the investigative unit takes the struggle to the head of the department responsible for helping millions of disabled californians. if you have 2. >> terry: give us a call.

>> a broken gas main causing problems in palo alto. the large stretch of road that is closed down as crews are scrambling to fix the issue. i'm stephanie chuang live in san francisco. a lawsuit could include tens of millions of dollars in penalties.

a live look at the bay bridge as another round of wet weather is making its way to the bay area. this is going to last into the weekend. clouds are hanging around. still no rain as you head out, but we'll start to see the rain firing up again today. scattered showers for the early afternoon. let's get a look outside. we see the rain farther to the east of us approaching sacramento. that will be rolling in as we go into the late morning/early afternoon hours.

potential for heavy rain in spots. let's head over to mike with a look at the flow of traffic. >> tracking a crash in fremont. not here on 880, but nearby. we'll show you what we are talking about a crash on mission. it is mission boulevard where that diamond icon is there. one of your lanes may be blocked by this crash between 680 and 880. the fremont funnel is what i call it. we see the bay bridge with cash lanes backing up. new this morning, a land battle brewing in san francisco. there are reports that city officials are about to target the academy of arts massive real estate holdings. >> stephanie chuang live in san francisco with a look at the lawsuit about to be announced today. >> good morning. we are at the main location on new montgomery as the school has

40 buildings, this is one of them. today san francisco is set to file a lawsuit accusing the school of illegally converting 22 of the buildings from former apartment and hotel properties into mostly student housing without going through the proper city channels. this is according to the "chronicle" which says a decades-long back and forth between the city has been going on between that and the country's largest for-profit art school, including hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines unpaid by the school. city attorney dennis herera complains that the converted student housing is exacerbating the scarce supply of affordable housing and this may have been the school's way of dealing with an enrollment bm of 5,000 students in 1992 to more than 18,000 at one point they want them to pay potentially tens of millions of dollars in penalties, in addition to restoring the buildings to residential use. what remains to be seen how much was affordable housing before.

the school's attorney told "the chronicle" the university spent $8 million during nine years putting together an environmental impact report that had to be done before these properties can even be legalized. a report the attorney says should be done by july 1st. that also remains to be seen. we should be hearing more details after the press conference held by the city attorney at 10:30 this morning at city hall. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> it is 5:33. breaking news, the latest jobs numbers came down within the last couple of minutes. let's hand things over to scott mcgrew with a break down of those numbers. >> we are looking okay. 160,000 jobs added in the month of april. that is not quite what we were looking for because the numbers up until now have been plus 200,000 for quite some time. the momentum we had coming into 2016 may be lost just a bit.

the unemployment rate stays steady at 5%. when you look at this in a political view, and these days have to look at these things in a political view, it's a solid number for the administration as that unemployment rate stays low. back to you. >> thank you. volunteers are launching a fund-raising effort to repair a meals on wheels truck that was carjacked and ended in a police chase and a crash. a man and woman carjacked that meals on wheels truck at a distribution center. the pair then led police on a 15-mile-long chase that ended with a crash on interstate 580. the truck lying on its side. officers did arrest those suspects. >> before they left our volunteer said, please don't take this vehicle, it's for

seniors, we serve food. >> that truck costs about 45,000, which we don't have. >> that truck is now out of commission. volunteers are borrowing and renting other vehicles to deliver 400 meals to seniors a day. a historic but unsettling find at a construction site in west berkeley. a second set of partial human remains has been found there. it was at a site under development. they are believed to be those from an indian. it was the main native american tribe in the area. they've all been removed under the supervision of a tribal leader for burial elsewhere. crime of opportunity in the south bay. this shows a man and woman getting into a car that is not theirs. they are walking into unlocked cars in campbell. police say in total, three unlocked cars were targeted.

the couple got off with cash, iphone and paperwork from two of the cars and the pair has not been caught. have you seen this woman snl if so police want to hear from you. she was caught on camera monday stealing a package from a home on richmond street. she left an empty decoy box on the porch in its place. she was driving a gmc pick-up truck. we mentioned there is a broken gas main causing major issues in palo alto this morning. san hill road and it happened last night. both lanes between whiskey hill are closed down as bg&e is trying to repair that situation. they said it's going to take time because the gas main broke 11 feet under ground. officials say there is no danger to the community and that service is not going to be disrupted. a 74-year-old woman is badly burned, two other people also injured following a fire in bethlehem towers in santa rosa.

the fire broke out on the sixth floor of a high rise apartment building 4:00 yesterday morning. firefighters contained it to one apartment but had to evacuate other floors. they found the 74-year-old woman in a stairwell. she suffered severe burns over 75% of her body. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. firefighter hurt but more than a dozen people back in their homes after a fire in san leandro. part of a window came crashing down on a firefighter. a spokesperson says he had a head injury and was taken to the hospital. about 15 surrounding buildings on liberty street had to be evacuated. it appears to have started in a shed next to the home. cause under investigation. you can't say the public hasn't been warned. there is an effort to try to get an earthquake warning system here in california following a gathering of seismologists we told you about yesterday. one made a very ominous

prediction. research finds the san andreas fault line in southern california is locked and loaded for a major earthquake. they say there is every indication the bay area is in line for a destructive earthquake any time soon. state senator jerry hill from san mateo is pushing for an early warning system. he's written legislation that would set aside $23 million in state money to accomplish that goal. >> they will detect any shaking that begins and transmit that to california and give a person who has a smart phone or siren or on tv a warning. >> the big question is that system will be reliable? pg&e and b.a.r.t. are plugged into the sensors. experts worry about giving people a false sense of security noting this is not an exact science yet and a good system detecting earthquakes could be a year away. there is a science when it comes to forecasting the

weather. warning us of rain. >> also not an exact science figuring out when and where we will see this rain. it's producing scattered showers across california. as we take a look outside now, it's 7:00 in the east bay. it's nice and cool to start but then as we go into the day, more of those cooler than average temperatures into the upper 60s for the south bay. 63 for san francisco and the north bay up to 67. times of rain today also for tomorrow as well. that may change some of those weekend plans. i'll talk about that coming up in less than ten minutes. mike, you're tracking a slowdown through fremont? >> right now we are seeing not much of a shift for places like the san mateo bridge. another bridge that has had a big change. that shift in fremont was a lot of slowing north bound heading up toward mission. no reported delays and it has

cleared as far as that slowing to scott's creek. the bay bridge toll plaza with all the changes in the last five minutes, filling in fastrack lanes. metering lights are on. >> that is standard operating procedure. south bay school at the center of a lawsuit. the family going after the gilroy unified school district saying it knew about alleged abuse by a teacher and did nothing. we are at the luckiest place where powerball players have bought their jackpot winning tickets in the past. coming up, we'll show you exactly where this is. a south bay family is suing the

gilroy unified school district, claiming it failed to report alleged abuse by a teacher. a south bay family suing the unified dill district saying it failed to report an abuse by a teacher. the family says their daughter received sexually explicit texts but school officials did nothing. >> whether or not his behavior rises to the level of criminal behavior is not our issue. they needed to comply with all laws in the state regarding what a legal duty is to the children. >> to protect an individual who admittedly engaged in gross sexual misconduct and because

they failed to take meaningful action, many more children were harmed. >> you see gloria allred is involved in this case. last week san jose police arrested lee on campus. he was posing as a female online and forming relationships with young man and had them send him nude pictures. the complaints by the family, officials said there was no criminal activity to require him to be dismissed. he did resign friday. 5:44. the family of penn state coach joe paterno is blasting a new report suggesting he knew jerry sandusky abused children two decade decades before he was caught. a child told paterno he had been

molested by sandusky. there are claims other penn state coaches observed his inappropriate behavior in the 1980s. until now, it's been assumed sandusky's abuse started in 1994 through his youth charity. there is a $60 million settlement dispute. decision 2016 and no signs of decisiveness or unity for the gop. mr. trump responded by saying he can't support the house speaker agenda either. this is just the tip of the iceberg for trump who must find a way to work with ted cruz supporters. >> you've got to figure out how you round those edges. >> things are not peachy on the

democratic side either. the fbi right now is considering interviewing democratic front-runner hillary clinton over her e-mails, many wondering how that will play out in a general election. powerball fever all over again. the jackpot -- you're smiling and you're hopeful you might win this thing. >> somebody's got to win. >> jackpot is $415 million and it still could go up. >> we have an office pool and the crew told me you haven't contributed yet. the rush is on to buy the ticket. you're part of this team. you want to get in on the pool? >> that's right. everybody wins. this is the very spot where a winning powerball ticket was

sold last february. people are hoping lightning will strike twice here. plenty of people here believe luck doesn't move on. people are hoping lightning doesn't strike twice but 30 times if possible. the jackpot this time is $415 million. that's slightly less than the $1.6 billion that was won in january. while we are here, the system was down overnight. we can check. this is an older ticket. we can check here and see if it's up and running. the system is up. >> win irwiner chicken dinner. >> we have a winner, hello? the tension is mounting here. the news crew is outnumbering the people playing the lottery.

i don't see a winner. it was showing system offline earlier. come in and buy a ticket. we've got at least a half dozen people in this store. >> i thought we would get a win. >> you remain hopeful. >> i'm a very optimistic person. we are another step closer to robot cars that will create self-driving taxis. >> they are not talking some day, they are talking soon. >> lyft will team up with general motors and use gm volt electric cars to bring self-driving cars to some cities. they won't say which. this is video provided to us by

lyft. the car would be driven by robots. most state laws say an autonomous car have to have a human at the wheel to take over. gm bought a san francisco-based company developing sensors for automated cars. while we don't know which city lyft will introduce these robot taxis to we are leaning to san francisco. there are all kinds of jobs that can and will be automated. robots are taking over for long shoremen saying ports an incredible amount of money. the pacific maritime association says the average long shoreman on the west coast makes $98,000. supervisors make $200,000. >> we just got the latest jobs number from the labor department. the american economy added 160,000 jobs in the month of april. unemployment rate is at 5%. is there a lawsuit in san francisco federal court over

facebook's ability to tag you. people in illinois say facebook's ability to do this runs afoul of their state laws about biometric data. california has no laws about this. you're agreeing to go by california law but a san francisco federal court said they are going to let the court case go forward based on illinois law. to me, this is the most important part of the case. we've got to find some state that will use the law because we are going to serve 50 states and each one has a different law. obviously, it should be california law. that's where facebook is. courts say they will let this go forward based on illinois law. >> and it's used around the world. >> you would think facebook would tailor that agreement to illinois law. >> you agree one way or the other. i think facebook has a pretty strong case.

>> thank you very much. a family in oakley believing that lightning traveled through their flagpole yesterday and hit their front door. the force knocked pictures off the wall and caused a ceiling fan to come crashing down. her 10-year-old grandson was in the living room when the lightning struck. >> i immediately got on the ground and tucked in. >> realizing how serious this was and could have been worse. it could have been worse. it could have blown my house up and my family was in it. >> they are lucky. just up the street at the middle school, the lightning did trigger the school alarms there. student and staff were told to take cover. >> we were talking about how you're more likely to get struck by lightning than win the lottery. >> i thought of that. >> then lightning strikes. >> go buy a lottery ticket. >> are you tracking lightning?

>> that will be possible again today because we have this slow-moving same storm system moving through the bay area. it's giving us at time some rain. it poured heavily at my house yesterday. then i drove a half mile up the road and it hadn't rained. that's the kind of weather we are seeing. now look at those cloudy skies over the south bay. we will get some peeks of sun. now those temperatures are in the mid 50s. it's 54. let's drop in on the south bay 55 in silver creek valley. le san martin starts out at 56. it feels mild. we see a lot of the clouds moving in. this line of rain is over the sierra. it's moving off toward the west. this is what we can expect as we go into later on this morning and early afternoon. futurecast shows there will be more coverage of rain. this is what the radar could look like. we see the yellows and reds that

indicate more heavy rain. as it moves into parts of the bay area san francisco moving out of the north bay into the south bay and east bay there could be rain moving in. it continues into the evening before much of this activity tapers off and will do it again tomorrow. we could get about 0.1 inch. if we get up to 0.25 inch in a few spots, that could be what we normally get during the entire month of may. we'll be keeping tabs on that. let's head over to mike keeping an eye on what's happening on the roadways. >> pretty typical friday. for this shot, san jose live northbound 101, an easy drive. as far as speeds go, get you oriented to the big look at the bay. no real problem. showing a little slowing right

there. we have live shots to show you. oakland a live look. looking at the crew. one crew northbound 880 north of the coliseum. back to you. coming up, who should have access to the trails on a popular bay area mountain? we look at what happens when there's bad behavior on the trails and why both bikers and hikers say they don't feel safe. meals on wheels needs extra help after one of its trucks was carjacked then crashed. we put a link to a go fund me account inside our story. >> as you wake up and watch us on tv, that is our facebook live stream. hop on to facebook page and see what we are doing behind the scenes. our executive producer running things right now.

prosecutors in los angeles say they will seek the death penalty in the trial of the man know as "the grim sleeper." ==vo== 5:7:00. prosecutors in los angeles will seek the death penalty in the trial of the man known as the grim sleeper. he was found guilty yesterday of murdering ten women between the years of 1985 and 2007.

one of the victims was just 15 years old. the penalty phase of the trial will begin next week. later today, the public will get a chance to remember, honor and say good-bye to prince. a public memorial will be held at the los angeles city hall area later today. several celebrities have been invited to perform and prince died last month. this is all in his honor and memory. the cause of his death remains under investigation. just this week we learned a bay area doctor was called to help treat prince's drug addiction. investigative unit exclusive. there is a turf war reaching a tipping point. bikers want more access to trails but hikers say that would endanger their safety. >> vicky nguyen is here with a look at the numbers. >> the trail at mt. tam can get crowded. bikers are looking for a place

to avoid cars and hikers want a place to enjoy nature without worrying about bikes. neither side can expect much an enforcement. at issue a half mile stretch of the easy grade trail. they want access for bikers saying they need to get to the popular mountain theater without having to compete with cars on narrow, windyç roads. hikers say there is enough speeding on trails where bikers are allowed. according to a bikers where self-report speeds up to 21 miles per hour despite the 15 mile-an-hour speed limit. in the last two years, rangers issued 26 tickets to mountain bikers. none for speeding. bikers argue they are at risk. officer were called out to 20 bicycle accidents from january 2014 to april 2016. see our full report at nbcbayarea.com and click on investigations. >> if you have a tip for investigative unit, give us a

call. at 6:00, we see some wild weather coming through the bay area. it's not over yet. the possible impact of your weekend plans and also the affect on your morning drive. >> a meals on wheels truck carjacked and a crash on 580. how you can help them. i'm kris sanchez. "today in the bay" continues right now. friday morning. hello. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. friday night even better. >> you keep telling me, it's not going to rain friday night. >> there's the giants game tonight. hoping the rain comes but stays out of san francisco a few