thank you. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call. searchers scouring the mediterranean for egyptair flight 804 spot plane debris and luggage. where the search for survivors stands today. i'm stephanie chunk live in san francisco. a deadly officer-involved shooting prompted the police chief to resign. their demands in a live report. the sharks shot and scored three times last night in the process of shutting out the st. louis blues, putting the sharks in a position they've never been in before. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> fans excited for that. i'm laura garcia-cannon.

>> i'm sam brock. we are swimming in unchartered territory. they've never been leading in a western conference final before. >> it's good. more on that as well as the morning commute. first the all-important question, what's the weather going to be like? >> we'll have rain in the forecast tomorrow. that may change some people's plans. we are looking at all clear skies as you head out the door looking from at&t park. will be a chilly morning. make sure you have a jacket. you need it all throughout the day and increasing clouds with cooler temperatures, much cooler than what we had a few days ago. showers develop for the north bay late tonight. the rest of the bay area seeing that tomorrow. i'll have details on that. things improving for oakland. >> that is unusual as we approach the 6:00 hour. friday sees a lighter commute. the metering lights are on. look at the maps. that's the only slowing you see. the earlier crash at the

embarcadero off ramp cleared 15 minutes. full recovery there. that friday commute, a lighter commute and allowed things to improve through that area. there is a wind advisory from chp. gusty across the brinl. hold on. an update to breaking news within the last few hours. egypt's military has confirmed it found debris and passenger belongings in the mediterranean sea believed to have come from flight 804. kris sanchez joining us with new information. things seem to be evolving by the minute. >> right. in addition to what you just mentioned that now we have just in the last few minutes confirmed that the european says agency spotted what appeared to be an oil slick in the same area where 804 is believed to have crashed, that is the same area where egyptian military report finding suitcases and perhaps the first of the 66 people

onboard. u.s. navy is lending air and intelligence support to dig into the background of each passenger to determine possible ties to terror groups. a search area is in the mediterranean. a different area than what is initially reported this time yesterday. airbus 320 fromç headed to cai when it is believed to have crashed. there has been no claim of responbility from terror groups, the egyptian president is not ruling out that possibility. if it was terror, the search for physical evidence may be difficult. >> you don't need a lot of explosive if the airline is at full altitude to compromise a structure that high up. you can force a plane to break up. >> if you are flying out of bay area airports today, you may notice increased security where you land. l.a.x., counterterrorism security measure so there is no specified threat. at cairo, that's where investigators are doling out

information where the families of those victims are gathered. they are gathered at a mosque in cairo praying for the best. >> we do as well. thank you, kris. here is a local story making national headlines. front page reads "no suhr." the embattled police chief resigned yesterday after another fatal officer-involved shooting. reaction from not just detractors but people who support him as well. >> good morning. you've got people on both sides. he served in the department 30 plus years. protesters say they are not done yet. they want mayor ed lee also to resign. looking for more changes here at city hall. the mayor has not responded to those demands, but he was the one who announced suhr's resignation late yesterday afternoon after police shot and

killed an unarmed woman. the mayor announcing suhr's replacement, veteran of the department and deputy chief of the department. that focuses on accountability and transparency. protesters are more hopeful after learning he is a man of color. >> he recently established our new professional standards and principles in policing bureau. the arm of the department that foc focuses on accountability and transparency. >> the frisco 5 say mayor lee must resign. supervisor say it doesn't make sense he chooses a police chief and overseas the office of citizen complaints. he plans to introduce legislation to removes the office of citizen complaints from the mayor's power. supervisors are focused on the

search for a permanent replacement. we'll hear from them in the next half hour. >> politics aside, this is a blow for the sfpd. the entire department has been instructed not to speak publically. a high-ranking officer tells us chief suhr poured his life and soul into his job. "having worked with or for chief suhr when he was a sergeant, lieutenant, captain and command staff member, i can personally vouch for his integrity, his morals and his deep commitment to the mission of public safety. his retirement under pressure is an extreme loss to the department and the city." our coverage will continue online at nbc bay.com where you can watch and read his full statement. new this morning, lanes back open on the bay bridge after a deadly crash between a motorcyclist and a car.

happened 2:30 this morning on the western portion of the bridge. three lanes were closed but reopened an hour ago. a man who broke into a fremont apartment being fumigated died. police think he may have been trying to burglarize the building. police say the man was having trouble breathing and died at the hospital. officers determined that he spent several minutes inside that apartment that was marked "do not enter." it was being fumigated with hazardous chemicals. this man allegedly attacked his teenage girlfriend in stockton and forced her into his car. he is still on the run. police believe he may be in the fresno or san jose area. three people recovering after a crash involving several cars in san francisco's sunnydale neighborhood.

this happened on geneva and calgary before 4:00 yesterday. police are not releasing any more details how it happened and whether anyone was arrested. a letter filled with suspicious powder delivered to kaiser medical offices in antioch. the letter arrived and was opened yesterday afternoon. health officials did test the substance. results are not conclusive but one of the tests came back positive for corn starch and flour. putting a hurting on the st. louis blues. hertl scored twice last night. two goals pushed the sharks to a 3-0 shutout. that gives them a 2-1 lead in the western conference finals and the sharks have never before played in a stanley cup final series which would be where they

would go if they win two more games. game four of this series takes place tomorrow night at the shark tank. it airs here on nbc bay area. >> hertl is not a turtle on the ice. >> he is the hare not the tortoise. >> there you go. temperatures are cooler out there. >> you need a jacket and all day long as temperatures will be much cooler. we'll have the same weather throughout the weekend. it's 53 in the peninsula and south bay. highs today reaching the upper 60s. we'll have a slight chance of showers for the north bay later this evening. san francisco mostly cloudy later today with a high of 62. we'll have a mix of sun and clouds today. some scattered showers tomorrow. i'll have details on that coming up in less than ten minutes. it might be windy across some of the bridges. >> this camera over on the peninsula looking at the high rise to the san mateo bridge.

chp did give advisories for the san mateo at the bottom. bay bridge to the middle of your screen. you see that green color holding on. a live camera at fremont shows the traffic starting to build just a bit. flag at the bottom of your screen is what we are talking about. breezy out there. up next, a camping trip takes a dangerous turn. >> i jumped on the highest i could and swinging stuff around. >> dramatic rescue of a hiker stranded for days without food in the sierra. technology getting cheaper, workers getting more expensive. another burger joint thinking about replacing employees with robots.

no surprise here... million dollar homes are the new norm in the bay area. =vo= in 6:13 on your friday morning. million dollar homes are the new norm in the bay area. in the last four years, san francisco has seen the largest increase in the country when it comes to the number of million dollar homes. that grew from 20% to 57% of the

market. san jose came in second after jumping 17% to 43%. oakland is third on the national list with 20% of all homes listed at six figures, seven figures or more. golfer phil mickelson had to write a check for about $1 million. >> we told you about this as it happened yesterday on "today in the bay." phil mickelson accused of making a nearly million dollar profit on a stock tip he should not have gotten. this morning securities and exchange commission says it is dropping its investigation as mickelson gives his profits to the s.e.c. dean foods own berkeley farms here in the bay.

this guy from horm he'll is really going to close that bell. uber's eventual plan is to replace drivers with robots. we talked in the past about automation replacing lots of jobs. technology costs are coming down at the same time labor costs are going up. you're starting to see self-serve technology. chili's uses a self-ordering kiosk. they don't replace the waiter, but they serve more tables. we are getting so used to this

idea of self-serve. you do it all the time at the grocery store. you would go into mcdonald's and see burger, fries, whatever, doesn't seem that strange. >> exactly. >> we were saying a second ago it's amazing it's taken this long for restaurants to be using this technology because it's not that advanced. >> it's been in grocery stores for years. >> two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce cheese and pickles. now they can buy lunch. 6:16. this guy could use a good burger. back to civilization after being stuck in the woods without food four days. searchers found him safe yesterday after he never returned from a camping trip.

an army national guard crew spotted him. >> words don't describe it. emotions do. the level of happiness i don't get to experience that often. >> when there is snow at the top, you can't see the trails. once you get up to the top, it's just you're walking, hoping to figure it out. >> michael took several wrong turns he heading out of the camp site and got lost. fortunately he had his dog to keep him company. both of them are okay. to the delight of his family. >> that guy looked like he was in good shape. >> which helps. i heard he was very experienced. >> we are going to get more snow up there. >> may 20th. >> i know. so late in the season. we are feeling temperatures that will feel like winter and a winter weather advisory in effect for the sierra. as we take a live look now at sunol, beautiful sunrise with clouds mixing in.

other spots are completely clear. looking at some of our temperatures out there now, it's starting to dip here as the sunrises. it's 49 in livermore and 5 3 in san jose and palo alto. high temperatures reaching the mid to upper 60s. lower 60s along the coast. in san francisco, upper 60s for santa rosa and oakland. 66. seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen shows temperatures will stay cool a few more days. it will feel chilly for the a's game later this evening. 64 at first pitch. it will be windy. bundle up. for the giants game will be cooler at 59. dropping back to 58 with gusty winds continuing. this is part of the reason why. we had this area of low pressure that is giving us the strong onshore flow. it's also going against the high pressure we had just a couple of days ago. we have high and low pressure close together. makes that air get really dusty.

we'll start to see spotty showers moving in late tonight. mainly for parts of the south bay. we could see them in the north bay. we'll start to see more coverage into the day tomorrow. it won't rain all day. don't expect it to be very widespread. while we get spotty showers here, snow will be coming down for the higher elevations in the sierra. it starts today and continues into the day tomorrow. in the meantime, you're looking at the potential of over a foot of snow in twin bridges and ten inches. we'll have some spots that will get quite a bit of snow for this weekend. have those tire chains. temperaturewise looking at low 60s for tomorrow. spotty showers once again. a mix of sun and clouds. gusty winds. it will be a little bit better on sunday. at least we don't have to worry about the rain and temperatures will come up a couple more degrees. i'll have another update in a

few minutes. let's head over to mike for an update on the roadway. >> i want to confirm kari did say tire chains if heading to tahoe tomorrow. looking here, easy, breezy drive. breezy. camera shakes a little bit. smooth drive as would you expect on a friday. over here casual on the drive here. the a little slowing down to the san mateo bridge. bay bridge toll plaza, big backup from the toll plaza over to the metering lights. looking at the san mateo bridge. live look shows there is a haze in the air. low clouds have been hovering around the area all morning. we can see the drivers. appears much clearer than it does on the camera. we'll track that to see if there are incidents. san jose shows lighter traffic

here.ç right now the roads are clear enough. >> thank you. 6:21. clinton taking on trump. new accusations she is throwing at the gop front-runner. >> coming up on "today," all the overnight developments in the search for egyptair flight 804. potential debris just discovered. investigators focusing on terror, but not ruling out other possibilities. also an inside look at the rise, fall and failed comeback of former congressman anthony weiner as it happened. we are kicking off our summer concert series with puff daddy and the family. those patriotic displays you see

before professional sporting events? turns out teams often take at 6:24, those patriotic displays before professional sporting events, the teams are taking taxpayer money to put them on. arizona senators, that includes john mccain, are saying pro and college sports teams received close to $7 million in so-called paid patriotism. that's for color guard displays and video tributes. mccain has been calling foul for months. the nfl is coming clean. commissioner roger goodell said a league audit found teams took more than $700,000. that money will be reimbursed.

mccain is applauding the nfl's move. >>. >> 6:24. social networking dan also boost voter turnout. that is the conclusion from california's secretary of state who says nearly 200,000 people registered to vote this weeks thanks to a two-day push by facebook. monday was the second busiest day ever in california's online registration system. the deadline to register for the june primary is next monday. >> decision 2016, the presumptive gop nominee as hillary clinton releases new attacks on donald trump. >> tracie potts joins us live from washington with new accusations that she has pitted against the gop front-runner. >> exactly. she says that he is just light on foreign policy and his decisions are irresponsible and dangerous or would be

irresponsible and dangerous. we'll hear more from trump today. he spokes to the nra for the second year in a row, trying to shore up his credentials with the conservative base. we are told in a preview he may or may not be using a teleprompter and with him will be jeff sessions and kentucky governor matt bevin. hillary clinton has new ads talking about trump and foreign policy, things like nato, north korea, areas where she thinks his decision would put the u.s. in jeopardy. by the way, don't forget about bernie sanders banking on california to say in this race. but the democratic party are trying to get some of his peefrm on a platform committee to have more influence on what issues the democrats will focus on. they are hoping he will drop out early.

he said he won't. >> they are trying to get him over to hillary's side. >> 6:26. after a warm week of weather, rain on the way. and the sierra could get more than a little snow. (steph ad libs) ==steph live==(steph live) the san francisco police chief resigned after a deadly officer-involved shooting. stephanie chuang live with details. and why the mayor believes acting chief will heal broken community ties. >> bob redell live in san jose where sharks are the closest they've been to the stanley cup.

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right now at 6:30 - dramatic changes to our weather... from 80's and 90's earlier this week - to 60's, strong winds.... right now 6:30. dramatic changes to our weather. beautiful live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. it's been from the 80s and 90s earlier this week to the 60s. even a little rain this weekend and snow up in our beloved sierra. good morning. thank you for joining us. >> we all made plans to go to the beach. everyone's going to tahoe. >> someplace like twin bridges. we'll watch the higher elevations where that snow may get cranking out there. we are looking at fog now. chilly temperature, sunrise happening at 5:54. after we get the clearing there take a look at that gorgeous shot. this is how we are starting out the day. we are taking a look at sunol where we have fog. temperatures today on the cool side. i'll have details on that, a

cool weekend. winds are kicking up. >> this camera from emeryville shaking around a lot. you see a slowing at the toll plaza. look at the left side where it says san francisco. this is a clear view as far as the drive goes. we have that cream color highlighting there. that is indicating windy. there is the windy section. that's about the height of the wind in the bay. watch the bridges. san mateo bridge, be careful crossing the bay. it's light traffic now. 6:31. the search continues at this moment for missing plane. officials say possible debris has been found from the egyptair flight that crashed yesterday. officials say searchers spotted

suitcases and sadly human remains. the discovery was made from about five miles where investigators believe the plane went down into the mediterranean sea. the egyptian president says there is a possibility the crash was an act of terror. kris sanchez is tracking the latest on the crash in our newsroom. her live report is coming at 6:56. as we embark on a new chapter for the police, we aim to restore this trust. >> a community that's been on edge and now there is a new leader in charge. the san francisco police department. >> chief greg suhr officially resigned in the wake of yet another deadly shooting at the hands of his officers. stephy chuang live in san francisco with reaction from suhr's supporters and detractors. >> good morning. >> you can see the barricades still here behind me where the protesters actually turned into

a celebration of his resignation. now they are focused on the top of the chain mayor ed lee. protesters like the frisco 5 say lee must immediately resign following the death of people of color killed in police shootings. the breaking point ahead of suhr's resignation was yesterday. police shot and killed a black woman suspected of stealing a car in the neighborhood. tony chaplain is the acting chief. >> the police department is now on notice. we have a black man who is filling that role now. and they all know that they will not be able to continue with their racist pedagoguey. supervisors raid in on

suhr's regular nation. thanking him for his 30 plus years of service and calling for unity. another supervisor has turned his eyes on something else, removing the office of citizen complaints from mayor lee's hour. he says it doesn't make sense he oversees the office and chooses the police chief. he will introduce legislation in the coming days on that issue. stephanie chuang, today in the bay. 6:34 on your friday. california law makers have now taken the first step in allowing police departments to fight or delay the release of internal video footage. los angeles assemblyman is calling for at least three days notice to allow police departments the chance to delay or possibly even keep secrets the release of body camera footage. protect it without requiring departments to seek illegal injunction. they are calling this idea outright suppression. the assembly approved that unanimously. new stricter gun laws are

making it through the california legislature. a package of bills from the san bernardino attacks last year. two guns belonged to the neighbor of the shooters. the law if approved would limit the lending of firearms to family members. sellers would need to be licensed and background checks on ammo buyers. opponents say existing gun laws are good enough. the bills will go to the state assembly. more shootings at celebrations. san francisco pride celebration is next month. some are fighting hard to stop this year's celebration at the civic center. san francisco chronicle reports two lawsuits have been filed citing shootings that happened in 2012, 2013 and 2014. the lawsuits claimed that the pride committee has not taken action to make that event safer. the lawsuits affect only the

civic center celebration and not the parade. >> 6:35. a san jose community is in the pits after learning the city plans to remove 200 olive trees. the 35-year-old trees line monterey road in south san jose. they are getting complaints the fruit is getting in the way of cyclists and walkers. the plan is to replace the olive trees with other greenery. neighbors have signed a petition to save the trees. they will make a final decision next friday. >> this is a green trail going up. the san francisco bay trail which willing all nine bay area counties is one step closer to being done. golden gate field is donating almost five acres to this project. the land is water front property that runs through berkeley and albany. amazing views of the bay, golden gate bridge. >> a salute from the sharks to their devoted fans in the

stands. now two wins away from the first-ever trip to the stanley cup finals. >> team teal is steam rolling the blues. rob redell joining us live from the sap center with more on last night's win, plus how tomorrow night's game will be extra special for a family from alberta, canada. >> reporter: good morning. this is the first time in the sharks' 25-year history that they have led the western conference finals. three other times they made it this far, they lost the first few games and never came back. this time around, the sharks lead two games to one against the st. louis blues. if they win two more games, they are off to their first-ever stanley cup. last night at the shark tank, the team beat the blues, never allowing st. louis to score, shutting them out 3-0. here is joe thornton feeling modest about his team's success. >> i know i'm a great player.

i love to play, and i feel good playing with who i'm playing i feel good. >> now you're wonder yg we are showing you video of the aftermath of the recent ft. mcmurray files in canada. one family who lost their homes in this catastrophe happened to be die-hard sharks' fans. one of the items they saved from their home is a sharks jersey. the team decided to fly the family of five to san jose, treat them to a vip experience and tickets to tomorrow night's matchup against the blues in what will be game four of the western conference finals which the sharks lead the first time ever in their 25-year history. bob redell, today in the bay. >> an exciting time to be a sharks fan. >> cool you have these canadian

teams in the nhl, but it's the american team, california boys that are helping out one of the families affected by the canadian fire. >> it's normally warm here. >> big changes now. >> they continue into the weekend. temperatures dipping into the 60s today a lot of sunshine as we get the day started. our temperature is at 51 degrees. it feels cooler. we'll start to see clouds rolling in as we go through the day and once that ocean breeze kicks in later today, we'll have gusts up to 30 miles per hour in some spots. showers late for the north bay. i'll have details on that and the weekend forecast in less than ten minutes. mike has a view of what's happening on the roadways. >> a view of palo alto where not a lot is happening. camera shakes a bit. that is evidence of some of the wind we are talking about. watch that san mateo bridge and watch the bay bridge. we are watching that green.

typical pattern, friday lighter, as well. i just heard about a crash, but no crash information. we'll track that critical junction. no problems for the tri-valley. i'll give you that live look at oakland past the coliseum. there will be slowing around the coliseum after work. on the san francisco side giants are playing. we had a lot of focus on the sharks and warriors. we can't forget about our other bay area sports teams. giants are not the little engine that could. they won three championships. still the giants making history of their own. the team does something it has not accomplished in more than a century. big changes this morning for a high-tech ceo. we'll check the markets for you. (scal): good day, m'lady!

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november's paris attacks faces his first hearing since he was extradited to france from belgium. the leading suspect in last november's paris attack faces his first series since being extradited to paris. he is expected to be questioned by judges. an issue torn at parents' hearts in the bay area. the community of palo alto

grieving the loss of young lives. two suicide clusters over the past seven years have been found. now the father of a palo alto teen took his life last year is speaking out to other parents, urging them to take the issue of mental illness seriously. 17-year-old harry lee was a joke-telling, artistic student at gunn high school. he confessed to his parents he was depressed. just a month later, he committed suicide in his house in january 2015. now his father is speaking to peninsula parents telling them to keep their kids safe from academic and cultural pressures. >> i think more important thing to praise your kids is to assess who they are, not what they do. to accept them today, not what they are going to be in the future. >> lee says that speaking out is his way of honoring his son. he's considering more parents or

asking them to talk to their kids in the future. 6:44. severe pipeline corrosion has been ultimately been blamed for the oil spill in santa barbara county last year according to investigators. took about a year to come to this conclusion. the hazardous material safety administration released its final report on the spill. the investigation found that the operator failed to detect corrosion of that pipeline. more than 120,000 gallons of oil leaked into the ocean. that spill linked to the death of hundreds of sea birds and marine mammals forced closure of two state beaches and left oil slicks that stretched over nine miles of the pacific. operators of the pipeline says the spill was a crime but it was not an -- it was not a crime, it's an accident. a frozen food recall expands from 11 products to 400 products. it comes after two people died and several sickened with

lysteria linked illnesses. they are made out of washington state. the foot i'dems were sold under more than 40 different booby-trapped names dating back to last year. costco, target, trader joe's and safeway sold those recalled foods. six out of eight people that got sick were from california. business news the nation's top african-american nation ceo will not be a ceo much longer. just got off the phone with xerox. usually the ceo moves to lead one of those companies. the company announcing this morning ursula burns will remain ceo of xerox until the split is complete. she will no longer be ceo. taking a look at the markets, they are mildly higher this morning. not a whole lot of economic data

to tell you about. the worry over interest rates continue. lots to do this weekend. maker faire is this saturday at the san mateo fairgrounds. gathering of makers, inventors, robots. general admission starts saturday at 10:00. they call it the greatest show and tell on earth. le romeo that brought you angry birds sunk all its money into a movie which opens today. >> greetings from my world. the world of the pigs. >> what's a pig? >> the movie did very well in its european release. "the new york times" guys call it an amiable ball of fluff. but not everybody likes it. the san francisco chronicle says this movie is about an app.

he said a bag of donuts would be a bad movie. and jenga, snow gloves, sugary cereal and laminated magazines in the front of the plane. >> but they made movies out of these safety instructions now. >> they have a captive audience right there. >> there is nowhere else to go. >> and no popcorn. the giants win every game on this road trip. pretty darn impressive. that's seven games on the road trip for the first time since 1913, the giants go undefeated on a trip that long. back then they were the giants but they were the new york giants. the g-men swept the padres last

night behind another strong performance. niece the first place giants back home at at&t park hosting the chicago cubs. cubs, by the way, the best record in all of baseball right now. you can watch the action here on nbc bay area. our coverage starts at 7:00. >> no baseball weather? >> it's going to be cold out there at at&t park. make sure you bring in your warm giants blanket and nice scarf. as we take a look now, live look at the golden gate bridge, we have a clear start to the day, at least there. we've seen clouds and even patchy fog in a few spots. ingleside we see clouds overhead now. looking at temperatures, it's 52 in san francisco, 53 peninsula and south bay. drop in on the north bay to see what it feels like in calistoga.

temperatures much cooler than the past couple of days. only reaching low to mid 60s. upper 60s. burlingame 65. embarcadero 60. throw in gusty winds, it will be a day to make sure you have on long sleeves. as our temperature trends stay below average in the south bay, we should be at 76, but we will be at 66 tomorrow. think back a couple of days ago when we had that hot weather. it topped out in the 90s in the south bay. big changes because of this area of low pressure moving in. we have a counterclockwise flow. that brings in a strong onshore flow. will bring in a chance of showers here. doesn't look like we'll have widespread rain. very hit or miss showers that could pop-up any time during the day. as you get out there, have the

umbrella handy. a live look at lake tahoe. blue shades show where we have snow. snows all afternoon today into the day tomorrow. tapers off sunday. during that time period looking at about 10 inches of snow as you approach higher elevations. maybe 16 inches of snow. very late in the season. especially to have that amount of snowfall. we will have spotty showers here. temperatures cooler than average. in the upper 60s the end of the weekend. 70 in the south bay sunday. is it still friday light? >> it is. i do have one spot i'm concerned about. the golden gate bridge shows an easy drive. in the oakland side looking at a

slower drive. metering lights are on. off 580, right around broadway where this marker is there is a small grass fire reported. we talked about winds picking up. small grass fires can get swept up by those winds. we are on alert for those. bay bridge and san mateo bridge, but traffic looks great. south bay had mild slowing. just kicking in over the last five minutes. a live look shows you northbound 101, not a major issue. traffic flow starting to build up a bit. over to fremont, looking at that flag flapping. the breeze shaking the camera. southbound 880 past the truck scales, a mild build into milpitas. next, an update to breaking

news, debris found in the mediterranean sea. >> and a possible oil slick. we'll show where searchers are looking and how families of the victims are spending this day. happening now, california school officials want to change the way your kids are reading. weigh in on the controversy now. plus a room with a view. why the eiffel tower may be turned into a rental apartment. read the story now on nbcbayarea.com. before you head out the door -

here are the top stories on nbc bay area... ==sam/anim== fi 6:56. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on nbc bay area. >> kris sanchez with an update to breaking news. egypt's military said it found debris believed to belong to egyptair flight 804 and oil. >> that's right. in just the last hour, the european space agency issued a photo they believe is an oil 0 slick near the last point of contact with that plane. this is the photo captured by the european space agency about 25 miles from that last known location for egyptair 804. egypt military officials spotted several plane seats, luggage and what could be the first of the 66 people onboard. that area is in the mediterranean about 180 miles

from alexandria. a special prayer service held at a mosque in cairo where many families are waiting for news. the majority of passengers and crew members onboard egyptair were from egypt. the u.s. is lending support, air support and also intelligence support trying to dig into the backgrounds of everyone on that plane and all the airport workers who might have had contact with that plane to track down any possible ties. terror has not been ruled out. thank you very much. back in the bay area in the wake of another deadly police shooting, san francisco police now trying to turn the page under a mandate from mayor lee. yesterday was a tumultuous one. first the police shooting that killed a 27-year-old woman unarmed in a bayview district. an abrupt resignation of police chief greg suhr. protesters reacted last night to that announcement saying a change at the top could help

heal the community. >> the police department is now on notice. we have a black man who is filling that role now and they all know that they will not be able to continue with their racist pedagogue. >> greg suhr will be replaced by tony chaplain. chaplain will serve as acting chief. for some people mourning the woman killed in yesterday's shooting, the problems facing the sfpd go far below the surface. >> this is an important and tragic part of the story of what is happening to black people and brown folks. >> during a vigil last night, people walked to the exact spot where that police shooting took place. there are reports officers were trying to pull the woman from a stolen car that was still moving. the police officers association says it is disappointed with suhr's resignation.

6:58. a quick check of weather and traffic before we say good-bye for the morning. >> it is much cooler this morning. temperaturewise we are in the low 50s. a lot of sunshine and we'll see that sun throughout the day starting to mix with clouds. we will not make it out of the 60s across most of the bay area today. becoming mostly cloudy with late showers into the evening. for the north bay, the rest of the bay area seeing a chance of rain saturday that will create snow for the sierra. >> you talk about people are going to get excited. >> talked about that snow. we are not expecting it may 21st. bring the chains. right now traffic flows smoothly. a smooth drive with a gradual bill. unexpectedly slow here. clearing to the shoulder. westbound 24 to the interchange. eastbound getting out of the

area will be that closure. >> have a great weekend. good morning. good morning. breaking news. egyptian officials say they found wreckage and personal plongings from egyptair flight 804 this morning. the search on for the black boxes. will they hold the key to what brought it down? politics and the plane crash. >> if anybody thinks it wasn't blown out of the sky you're 100% wrong folks. >> donald trump doubles down an labeling the crash an act of terrorism. and hillary clinton questions his fitness for the white house. >> i'm concluded he a not qualifieded. >> phil mickelson caught up on an insider tradi