the missing vallejo teen... after the man suspected of taking her is shot and killed by officers. =sam/vo= plus-- a firefighter is injured as flames engulf an the search intensifies for the missing vallejo teenager. firefighter injured. the reason crews struggled to contain that fire and reach the person inside. >> the hunt for a suspected killer. new details we are learning about a double shooting and stabbing in novato as the neighborhood remains on edge "today in the bay" starts right now. good friday morning. i'm kris sanchez in for lau garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. a mild start to your friday morning. the key is friday. >> holiday weekend. temperatures are going to warm

up. each day we are looking at temperatures hotter and hotter. monday we'll be in the 90s. get ready. get the spf out and get the swim gear ready. it's the unofficial start of summer. goggles. 85 today. 69 for san francisco. it will be warm in the south bay. mid 80s today. same deal for the tri-valley. we'll go over that holiday weekend forecast in a little bit. mike has extra traffic. >> we expect the friday traffic to be light. this is 5800 approaching the dublin interchange. i'm focusing on that area because farther back, east from there we have that crash in livermore. looking over toward west 580 where traffic is flowing slower. there is a crash blocking your left lane. i'll track that.

we'll talk about fremont. 880 south past the truck scale moving well. farther north there seems to be something going on. we'll send it back to you guys. >> thank you, mike. at 5:02, we begin with a fire in alameda. the person inside that home did make it out safely, one firefighter was hurt trying to ballot those flames. >> it's a house fire on the 1500 block of fountain avenue in alameda. firefighters were able to contain the flames. there was one woman inside at the time it broke out. they had difficulty getting access to her inside. one firefighter was injured during that operation. the firefighter is being treated in a hospital. that's all we know in terms of her status. we'll get a live report and update in the next half hour. new clues in the mysterious

disappearance of 15-year-old pearl pinson. investigators continue to comb several areas to search for that team as her friends and family hold out hope that she will return home. >> the teen was last seen and evidence is first being revealed. >> the teenager was last seen in this area. they say, witnesses say the suspect took her away at gun point. the sheriff's department issued an amber alert for pearl pinson and the suspect's car. witnesses heard a gun shot and loud screams and she had a bloody face. the suspect's car was later spotted and led to a shootout and chase in santa barbara county. last night a candlelight vigil was held for pinson.

>> i promise she is going to come back. we are going to keep going until she comes back. >> find a way home. i know you can. >> the sheriff's department says the suspect who was shot and killed, 19-year-old fernando castro was an acquaintance of pinson's. friends and family are desperately trying to find pinson. if you have any information to help, call the sheriff's department. >> thank you very much. a developing stopy out of novato now which is where tensions remain high overnight as police try to track down a homicide suspect still on the loose this morning. two suspects. both novato high school students are in custody after a series of raids. police are trying to find one more suspect. they are all accused of shooting and stabbing two students wednesday night.

one of those victims died. a 13-year-old who saw the s.w.a.t. team in her neighborhood yesterday said students in the area are feeling uneasy. >> made me feel unsafe. i didn't want to get out of the car because i thought if something happens, or if there was some shooting, maybe i would get hurt. >> my heart was pounding. i was telling them just get out there. >> the marin county sheriff's department searched near the country club yesterday looking for evidence. they wouldn't say why those teens were attacked. there are no classes again today at novato high school because of an already-planned staff development day. >>. >> police need your help catching a car thief in the tri-valley. this ford f-250 truck has been linked to several stolen vehicle cases. it has a light sticker in the center of its rear window. if you see the truck, you're urged to call pleasanton police.

unified school district leaders will join the call to make the state school safer for transgender students. officials will partner with transgender students and others later this morning. they are calling on all schools to promote dignity, safety and respect for all students. this on the heels of the obama administration's guidance for all schools in the united states to do the same. that sounds like a party to me. fireworks lit out the sky outside oracle arena as the doves live to play another day. the warriors held off the thunder last night. >> i never had no doubt. >> if i was in oklahoma, i work worried for game seven. >> i flew from florida to see them play. i am stoked. >> the game was close to the

very end. thanks to stove curry and andrew bogut who played big, doves had enough in the tank to take down oklahoma city 120-111. warriors trail the series three games to two. >> there is no real sense of accomplishment. we did take advantage of the opportunity at home to stay alive and force game six. >> just trying to stay alive. game six now comes up saturday night. if the warriors win, it would force a decisive game seven back in oakland on memorial day. >> that would be the same day the san jose sharks would play. shark fans are feeling like they are winning after the team's first appearance in the stanley cub finals.

san jose could add millions of dollars in revenue overall. some places where shark fans tend to circle are swimming in bonus business. >> it was unreal. it was crowded. everyone was screaming in the air, inside, outside it was packed. >> how much more do you make on a night like that. >> definitely in the hundreds. >> talking about celebration during and after the sharks' final clinching win against st. louis. the first two games are on the road in pittsburgh and start on monday against the penguins. game three is at shark tank eight days from now. >> didn't you have a run-in with sharkey? >> i did. he touched my hair. luckily there's enough hair spray he couldn't get through. >> i can't get enough.

this morning making up to clear skies, we've got a little bit of cloud cover at the coast line. we are going to see an overly cloudy start to the day. we'll see more sunshine. not a cloud, not much thick cloud cover over the bay area right now. a few high clouds making their way through. high temperatures today, close to 70 at the coast. close to 80 at the inner bay. mike, what are you talking about right now? >> fremont crash over my shoulder. 880 past the truck scales. we talked about a crash that is on the parkway itself. the on ramp, the traffic flow is just fine. look at the map all over 0 the bay. dublin camera, don't know what was going on. we saw that slowing earlier. scanned over towards 580 and 680. we see a good amount of traffic, but no incident.

back to you. up next, historic visit. president obama landing in hiroshima decades after the u.s. dropped the first atomic bomb. challenge to silicon valley billionaire peter thooil. all about the glove being thrown down in business. eil. all about the glove being thrown down in business. a historic trip is underway for

president obama he became the first sitting president to visit hiroshima-- happening now, an historic trip is under way for president owe bam aechlt he became the first signature president to visit hiroshima, the japanese city where the u.s. dropped one of two atomic bombs. >> tracie potts joining us live

from washington, d.c. good morning. >> mixed reaction from some japanese who think that the president shouldn't be there or it was long overdue, 71 years before the u.s. came to visit that site. the white house made it clear this was not an apology tour. the president laying a wreath at the site touring with japan's prime minister. he greeted survivors, people who were children when this happened. some of those who are having mixed feeling about the president's visit say he could never really understand the horror of what they went through being buried in rubble and feeling the effects of the radiation for years and years after. in his remarks this morning, president obama described it this way. he said death fell from the sky that day but talked about trying to avoid war today in this current clime.

he said the u.s. and japan are friends and have a shared responsibility to keep nuclear weapons out of the hands of dangerous countries and leaders. back at home, the head of gawker is challenging peter theil to a debate over free speech. >> scott mcgrew, you say it is a smart move. >> it is a smart move because it distracts you what what actually happened. gawker lost a massive lawsuit brought by wrestler hulk hogan after the gossip blog ran clips of hogan's sex tape. the damages in the suit are so high, gawker probably cannot survive as a business. it was funded by peter theil who himself was the subject of an invasive story by gawker. some raise the concern of free speech and first amendment. can someone with money destroy a news organization simply because

he doesn't like the content? keep in mind the courts themselves said what gawker did was not protected by free speech. gawker lost its free speech case. denton threatened theil saying, you too will be subject of a dose of transparency, however philanthropic your intention and careful the planning the details of your involvement will be gruesome. let's try to find somebody happier than that. landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. >> happy friday. wall street looks to head into the holiday weekend on a high note. stocks taking a breather thursday as a two-day rally led by rising oil prices. crude trading around $49 a

barrel this morning. they are now slipping 23 points thursday to 17,828. nasdaq rising six to 4901. new study by government scientists makes a connection between cell phones and cancer. the scientists are extrapolating the problem may extend to humans. in about 30 minutes, we'll take a closer look at that issue. i would advise you do not let your rat use the phone. >> can we go back to peter theil? s that was a not so veiled threat. >> if you do not agree to this debate, we are going to take you back to court and find details about you and publish them, as well. >> they have nothing to lose. >> they are going to dig up dirt. denton is saying i will do this in court and publish this on

gawker. this is a great move by denton to say let's talk about free speech but free speech is not the issue. >> pay no attention to what i have in this hand over here. >> absolutely. >> thank you so much. happening right now, severe thunderstorms tearing across the lone star state this morning. the national weather service says a possible tornado touched down northwest of houston yesterday. the funnel was seen moving at about 25 miles per hour right through the town of bryant. dozens of homes and roofs were blown off and several trees were uprooted from the ground. heavy rainfall caused widespread flooding in that area. despite how bad that looks, no injuries have been reported. >> that is good news. in central kentucky, flash flooding is the problem. more than a dozen people were trapped in a cave. it happened at the hidden river

cave. officials say a sudden torrential downpour caused the water to rise inside that cave trapping 19 clemson university students who were on a tour inside. the cave director and guide went inside waiting through rising water and led the students out to safety. can you imagine how terrifying that would be? >> we had a lot of animals in the news this week. >> we are headed to see warmer temperatures and it's going to get hot. if you like beach weather, we've got that for you. if you don't have air conditioning, that's the one thing. it's going to get uncomfortable, especially for inland valleys. no fog out there keep in mind, we are expecting to see those temperatures ramp up quickly. high pressure is in control of

our weather. way to the north where our rain is, it's up in the pacific northwest. you can see the stormtracker keeping all of the activity out of the region. for us here at home, we are going to continue to heat up. it's chilly in the north bay at 47. rest of the bay area in the 50s. south bay 85. 77 for the peninsula today. east bay at 79. tri-valley up to about 85. ignore that 78. it's friday. i'll fix that later. 69 in san francisco. let's talk about weather. back to the maps. 60s at the coast. 70s for the inner bay. look what happens to the 80s over the next couple of days. they take over the entire bay area with the exception of the coast line. watch these 90s creeping in from the central valley. 90s on tap for sunday and

monday. three-day outlook, keep those temperatures warm. even for san francisco, notice the coast line, the immediate coast not going to be overly warm. if you're looking for a place to cool off, san francisco low 70s. 92 for the tri-valley again for your monday, memorial day. there is lots going on across the bay area. if you're headed to san francisco, 70 by 1:00. that will be your comfortable spot. hot place to go, danville. this is where you are going to need cool, light, comfortable clothing. 88 for that celebration. cooling off over there? >> yes. over here the bay bridge looking cool. talking about a different track today. we moved in over here. let's talk about what the map is

showing. west 580. there was an earlier crash. it's moving very well. altamont pass toward the dublin interchange. the entire bay, no problems as far as speed goes. south bay looking at san jose. there is a good amount of traffic traveling north. talking about a different traffic flow. friday sees a later build. the morning commute will be lighter as we look at the golden gate bridge. golden gate bridge going to be popular as people come into town. folks came into town yesterday and left town. midday, afternoon, evening, you are going to get packed in coming in and out of san francisco. that will be a real problem starting early afternoon if not by 11:00 this morning. thank you very much. a bizarre prank by a san jose high school student. how people reacted to this pair of glasses on the floor. a drug resistant superbug that

the medical community has long feared is now in the united states. =vo= doctors confirm a pennsylvania a drug resistant superbug the medical community long feared is now in the united states. a pennsylvania woman has this strain of the potentially deadly superbug. it's still not known how she was infected because she never traveled abroad. that superbug was first discovered several months ago in china. doctors are extremely concerned because the bacteria is resistant to even the strongest antibiotic.

can you spell tie? >> for the third straight year, the scripps national spelling bee has ended. >> in a tie. >> the 11-year-old janga of texas and hahathwar finished in a deadlock. they'll each take home $40,000 in cash, trophies and prizes. there were 284 contestants battling it out. >> one was a san jose seventh grader. he was eliminated in the 10th round. got tripped up on the word

betony. a prank by a san jose high school student going viral. >> pg&e and his friends put a pair of glasses on the floor monday. they couldn't believe the reaction as visitors pondered the glasses as if they were part of the exhibit. some visitors took photos. he posted them on twitter. some observe he is now a post modern artist. >> everyone can make their own art. we wanted to try it. we put our glasses down and call this art, see what people think. pretend it's art. it was more of a prank or social experiment. that's how it turned out. >> performance art. he says he tried putting a

jacket and hat on the ground in an attempt to get people's attention. people said hey, you forgot your jacket and hat. >> they are all standing there staring at these glasses. can we be fooled? >> there's a lot of stuff in a museum. i'm just glad i wasn't in that picture. >> the mysterious disappearance of a vallejo team has authorities combing up and down the california coast trying to find her. new clues we are learning about the missing teen. alameda firefighter injured while battling an overnight house fire. i'll show you what happened and give you an update on that firefighter. for joining us.

i'm sam brock. =kris/4shot=and i'm kris sanche laura garcia-cannon. good friday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> hey. >> had a little problem with the clicker, but it's all okay. randy our engineer is a wizard. he got it done. >> a lot of people like to click on monday and make it seem like it's friday. it is actually friday. congratulations, you made it. >> hard work. we made it. well done, team. it's going to heat up. if you're making outdoor plans, go for it. here is a nice-looking shot from san francisco. pretty in pink this morning. you can see no fog in sight.

waking up to just a little bit of clouds. later on headed to 85 in the south bay. san francisco, you'll be comfortable at 69. this sets the stage for a big warming trend for the weekend. we'll talk about those numbers and 90s on tap. tracking 90s on the road? >> i'm not going to throw anybody on the bus. folks can go at the speed limit or maybe a little bit faster. we'll show you all over the bay. green means go as we talked about for the kids. chp is out there watching so be careful. travel southbound 880. washington, reports of a car fire. that car has flames visible there. we are tracking that for the nimitz freeway. north bay no problems. haze in the air but traffic flows well.

a firefighter injured while trying to put out flames at this home in alameda. >> laura is live at the home on mountain street. do we know how serious the firefighter's injuries are? >> the good news is i'm told that firefighter is expected to be okay. she suffered a possible fracture, but firefighters wouldn't get specific. i am told she was taken to a local hospital for treatment. take a look at the house here behind me. firefighters haven't determined if this is a total loss. you can see part of the roof caved in. windows are broken. the house is completely charred. the fire broke out just before 12:30 this morning. one woman was home at the time and got herself out safely before firefighters arrived. just before 1:00 a.m., firefighters pulled a second alarm and oakland came out to assist. seven engines, three trucks,

three ambulances and three fire chiefs out here. firefighters are still investigating the cause of the fire. they say it started in the front of the house and was hard to get to because there were a lot of stored items in the house. >> there was a lot of heavy load in the house, fire load. so crews had a heart time getting in. >> the firefighter injured is expected to be okay. she suffered a possible fracture but they would not get specific. the homeowner is okay. she spent the night at a neighbor's house. developing story right now, holding out hope, friends and family of this young woman, 15-year-old pearl pinson gathered for an emotional vigil

last night. investigators continue to search for her. now the solano county sheriff is joining that investigation as we learn new details about how pearl disappeared. deputies are in santa barbara county with a search warrant for the car of 19-year-old fernando castro. that suspect is allegedly connected to pinson's disappearance. he was shot and killed during a gun battle with authorities on the central coast yesterday. pinson was abducted around 7:00 in the morning wednesday near her moment on taylor avenue in vallejo. there is still an amber alert in effect as authorities focused on trying to find her. >> trying to process as much of the evidence we can. our main goal is to find pearl. that is our goal. it hasn't changed. no matter what the events were today. >> pearl, you need to come home. find a way home. i know you can. >> witnesses tell police they saw castro dragging pinson

across a pedestrian overcrossing as she was screaming for help. authorities are investigating a blood stain left on that overcrossing. 5:35. new details emerging on a mysterious killing of a scientist in oakland. local investigators are working with the fbi, poring over hours of surveillance video. they released images of three people who may have key information about that case. brian boyle was shot and killed steps away from his home in oakland last month. >> footage of persons of interest that may have come in contact with brian prior to him being murdered here. >> police released photos of this silver honda accord they say was in the area at the time. they raised the reward to $30,000. not guilty is the plea from the two alameda county deputies

accused of a brutal beating. deputies were in court yesterday, both facing several felony charges, including assault with a deadly weapon. surveillance video captured the beating last year in san francisco. they are seen repeatedly striking the alleged car thief with batons. >> one of the most savage beatings. >> it is always disturbing. police use of force is disturbing. when it's captured, it's disturbing. that doesn't make it illegal. >> deputies were put on paid leave following the release of that video. they are scheduled to be back in court in july. two homes were burglarized in one neighborhood. all this happening in the ringwood elementary neighborhood near skyline boulevard yesterday. both homes are about a mile apart from each other. they were burglarized between 2:00 and 4:00 in the middle of the afternoon. police are searching for the thieves. call if you have information.

in san ramon, police on the hunt of a woman suspected of robbing a bank. this happened yesterday at the pacific services credit union. surveillance cameras captured these photos of the subject. b.a.r.t. riders will have to contend with closured over the holiday weekend. they impact the san leandro and bayfair stations. crews are finishing work on a rail replacement project that work is supposed to start midnight tonight and wrap up over the weekend. b.a.r.t. will use shuttle buses between the stations. the state's public utility commission is hoping old school can help prevent catastrophic wildfires. that school is a map that indicates areas where power lines pose the greatest wildfire danger. the goal is to prevent fires. the commissioner approved fire

map one where power line fires and their spread is mete possible. the places most at risk are in the far northwest and southwest portions of california along with places in nevada. water regulators dismissed a fine of $1.5 million against a central valley irrigation district. that district had been accused of diverting water that it did not have rights to to help service about 150 farms. the state waterboard is considering dropping a similar fine near tracy. water is precious despite the fact we have a little over average rainfall for the year. >> some of us did and some were just shy of 100%. over 75%. we did really good considering we were rock bottom dry.

looking at a dry weekend. the unofficial start of summer kicks off this weekend. we'll be looking at very warm conditions. 50s and 40s across the bay area 70s and 80s for most of the bay later on. san francisco, you'll be at 69 later on. nice and comfortable there. it will be sunny all day long. that will allow inland locations to get back into the mid 80s today. 90s on tap for the weekend. mike is talking about the bay bridge toll. >> we have a light backup here. it's after 5:30. that is a big deal as far as volume there overall the bay we have a smooth flow of traffic. southbound 880 just past 238 at washington. we do have this car fire on the shoulder blocking part of the slow lane. that is the big slowdown. the rest of the bay moves very

well. smooth flow of traffic down here. northbound 101, not a major issue. you did see a good amount of traffic starting to ease up. no major concern. back to you. coming up, fire erupts on a plane. >> what appears to be a new link between cell phones and cancer. the science coming up in business. ==sam/chy== and the giants - looking to stay hot on the road in colorado tonight. and you can catch the action right here on nbc bay area. >> giants looking to stay hot on the road in colorado tonight. might i say the first place giants? our coverage begins at 5:30 right after our 5:00 newscast. history made in japan - as

president obama lays a wreath at the memorial in hiroshima - pingribute to t 140-thousand people killed in world war two. history made in japan as president obama lay as wreath at the memorial of hiroshima. he is the first sitting american president to do so since the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb on this say they august 6, 1945. 300,000 people died as a result of the blast. this is a korean firefighters putting out a fire

onboard an airplane. more than 300 passengers and crew were onboard when the fire started as the plane was about to take off. everyone made it off the plane. no one was hurt. alarming news about cell phones and cancer. scientists say there might be a link. >> scott mcgrew to talk us through the science here. >> there are a lot of reasons to pay attention to this study. it was done by u.s. government scientists. it was one of the most expensive studies ever. it was peer reviewed, and it does show a connection between cell phone radiation and cancer. scientists overseen by the national institutes of health exposed rats to the radio frequencies commonly used by cell phones. they did so underground isolating the experiment from most other radiation and found instances where male rats developed cancers in their brains and in their hearts. do keep in mind there have been

other studies that don't show a connection between cell phones and cancer. keep in mind when we talk about cell phone radiation, that is very different than the kind of radiation you get from x-rays. what do you do in the meantime? best advice is to use a headset or ear piece. nobody does that these days. don't carry the cell phone in your pocket when you can avoid it and keep it all in perspective. a round trip cross country plane flight exposes you to about half the dose of a chest x-ray. your cell phone is less dangerous. >> wall street heading into a long weekend. trading monday. we'll get the jobs. are nasdaq rose six. >> high-tech communications firm twilio filed paperwork for an

ipo yesterday. this is a hopeful sign. it is worth $1 million, roughly. it's a unicorn as they say. this is the first unicorn we've seen file public since december. it's been a long time. >> thank you very much. planes, trains and automobiles. millions of americans are traveling during this long memorial day holiday weekend. it is the official kick-off to the summer travel season. >> today in the bay is live at chicago's o'hare airport checking on the tsa. we've seen very long lines at chicago o'hare. what's it look like today? >> good morning, sam and kris. lines have been crazy long here since about 3:00 this morning. that is unheard of even at o'hare international. we are experiencing kind of a lull right now, but i'm sure it will pick back up again. 38 million people are expected

to be taking some sort of a trip this holiday weekend. it's no wonder that people are looking for alternatives. with the lowest gas prices in more than a decade, majority of people are driving to their destinations this memorial day weekend, and for their summer vacations, according to aaa. with the most recent crippled tsa lines, many travelers found it takes longer to get through security at the airport than it does for their actual flight times. fewer screeners and more passengers led to lines as long as three hours here in chicago, leading some people to avoid holiday travel all together. tsa says it is making progress cutting down on these lines. we have seen that this morning. they are still lacking some 4,000 to 5,000 officers. at this point you can't say enough. got to get to whatever airport at least two hours early. live in chicago, wendy woolfolk.

back to you. >> thank you. now for terrific on the ground and weather. >> you're seeing different patterns because of the weekend. our pattern going into the weekend is consistent. >> it's going to get warm. we've been heading in that direction all week long. it's about to crank up hot now. 90s into the weekend. if you're making outdoor plans, spf, lots of water. remember the little ones. this is a shot from san jose. it's got a veil of clouds over the south bay. overall we are expected to clear out quickly. a thin layer over in san francisco. you see beautiful, lit-up clear skies. no fog at the coast line.

into the mid 80s for the south bay and north bay. tri-valley getting up to 86. it's going to be warm. we even have the potential of seeing thunderstorms not here at home but if you're traveling across parts of the sierra, keep in mind you can see rain. about 5:00, showers expected to pop-up across the yosemite area. then again tomorrow, keep in mind here at home it will be dry. these were afternoon thunderstorms popping up. it's going to be dry and warm across the bay area up to 90 for your sunday in the south bay. peninsula in the mid 80s. san francisco, you'll be the cool spot this weekend. low 70s expected from saturday toward monday. north bay, toasty. east shore to the lower 80s.

the cool place to be the coast line. presidio, by 1:00 up to 70. danville 88 for the oak hill park celebration. if you're headed to the long board surf contest temperatures in the 80s. >> i like the shot behind you on the surfboard. the bay bridge approach through berkeley. west 80 does slow a bit because of the volume. it's a lighter flow of traffic. no backup at the bay bridge. green sensors all over the bay. that's great news except one key spot. we'll zoom in san leandro southbound jamming up out of oakland.

those few off ramps there, there was a car fire where washington had the on ramp and that is where the freeway and on ramp meet there. we had a big distraction. flames from underneath the car. that car is out and they are waiting for a flat bed tow truck. coming through castro valley, no delays for the tri-valley either. a live look at oakland southbound, smooth drive. over on the other side of the bay, palo alto shows an equally light drive. >> i've got food for thought for you at 5:51 on friday morning. think about this. 99% of the people living in san francisco are within a ten minute walk of a park. that fact is one of the reasons that the san francisco park system is ranked fifth best in the nation by the trust for public land and recreation for

parks. minneapolis is ranked number one in the country. >> some of the best known musical artists are in wine country this weekend providing fans a taste of serious sound. >> day one of that event kick starts for the music festival at the napa expo. it will run from friday through sunday. stevie wonder tonight, lenny kravitz, are you going to go my way. sunday red hot chili peppers. >> i would have a hard time knowing what day to go. bay area fans of the tenor are going to see a famous italian singer one day early. the sharks play game three next

saturday. the same day that andrea bocelli was set to perform. his concert is going to happen the day before the hockey game. he will sing for fans on friday june 3rd. coming up, the push to extend the now-expired registration deadline for the california primary. >> what bernie sanders supporters are fighting for. happening now, our twitter page, investigators released photos of three people who may have key information about a deadly shooting. brian boyle shot and killed steps from his home in oakland last month. everyone talking about the warriors winning game five in the western conference finals. doves down 3-2 in the series. an east bay man who blames the

ford motor company for his wife's death, suffered a bitter loss in court. =vo= "aldrin geronga's all-drin her-ronga" wife was one of five an east bay man who blames the ford motor company for his wife's death faces a bitter day in court. his wife was one of the five women killed in a limousine fire

on the san mateo bridge. he filed a wrongful death lawsuit against ford. the jury decided the automaker was not responsible and blamed the san jose company who owned the limo overloaded it. others reached out of court settlements. details into the mystery surrounded by egyptair. new signals are being picked up allowing investigators to narrow their search to a three-mile area. the plane carrying 66 people crashed into the mediterranean sea may 19th. decision 2016. hillary clinton has one more stop before she leaves the bay area the former secretary of state is going to attend a breakfast at chicken and waffles. the democratic presidential can't kate wraps up a day of public events with this rally in san francisco yesterday.

lieutenant governor gavin newsom introduced clinton to a large crowd. clinton called for democratic unity during her speech. >> senator sanders and i, our supporters together, have so much more in common than we do with donald trump. >> earlier the former secretary of state spoke to 2,000 supporters in the south bay. she made an appearance at a rally in downtown san jose. she promised to lower costs to help improve the affordable care act. bernie sanders supporters are expected to file a sweeping injunction to extend california's voter registration for the june primary. they have hired attorneys to file that emergency request. the registration deadline was this pastç monday. san francisco city dennis ferraro says it's unfortunate they want to inject uncertainty

into an election under way for weeks. sanders' supporters argue that california's primary process is too confusing. donald trump also in california. he will be in fresno later today. yesterday trump got to that magic number securing 1,237 delegates which is enough to officially secure the republican nomination. previously uncommitted delegates are now supporting his candidacy. at 6:00, a search intensifying for a missing vallejo teenager after the man suspected of taking her is shot and killed in a gun fire exchange with officers. a firefighter injured as flames engulf an alameda home. the reason crews struggle to contain the fire and reach that person inside. >> that got the whole arena standing. steph curry we are not going

home. warriors stave off elimination forcing game six in oklahoma city on saturday night. "today in the bay" continues right now. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura this morning. >> i'm sam brock. clutch performance. >> he was pounding his chest. >> a lot of emotion out there we are pounding our chest for nice warm weather. >> you might be wiping your forehead before the weekend is over. it's going to be a hot weekend. get ready for 80s and 90s. a shot from belvedere this morning. you can barely make out alcatraz but it's in there. you may encounter haze. 45 there. 53 in san francisco. later on, close to 70 in san francisco. mid 80s from the inland valley then 90s tomorrow. the complete holiday weekend forecast coming up in a bit. what are you talking about right now? >> talking about a