previously worked for the agency. it was his first day back on the job. at 6:00, update to breaking news, shaken awake. a strong jolt rocks california. what we are learning about damage and injuries. hundreds of pages of court documents released in the case surrounding brock turner as a petition to remove the judge in the case is set to be delivered. another bay area police chief has stepped down. this time it's oakland's sean whent. a puppy stolen from a 14-year-old boy at gun point. the clue investigators say they hope will lead to an arrest. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> good morning. thanks for joining us on this friday morning. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> a lot of people don't need extra motivation to get out of

bed friday. monday through thursday maybe. >> the weather is going to be beautiful. that will get you moving this morning. a lot of sunshine in the forecast. we are seeing that now even as you open up the window shades a bit. you see that sun peeking through. temperatures in the low to mid 50s and heading into the 70s today for moefs us. we'll have 60s in the east bay as well as san francisco. this weekend feels more stuff a and uncomfortable as temperatures heat up. >> oakland, light traffic. look at those speed sensors there. 237, a crash there a vehicle overturned because it went down a little embankment. there is one person injured.

slowing as you approach the crash. bottom of your screen we have two reports of a car fire. i think it's the same incident where someone was confused as to where they were. you may have one lane blocked. smoke coming from the vehicle. i don't see slowing countercommute or northbound for the commute. >> an update to breaking news. hundreds of pages of court documents released, 500 in all. we obtained a case file revealing troubling new details about brock turner's past and what the judge knew. he is the former stanford swimmer whose controversial sentencing after sexually assaulting a woman is causing outrage coast to coast. >> look at that stack. a lot of information there, including contradictions about what brock turner says.

he said he wanted to hook up with girls at this party. these documents show a different story what happened then and before. they show turner engaged in that drug use. turner wrote, coming from a small town in ohio, i never really experienced celebrating or partying that involved alcohol. he says he was influenced by the party culture of the stanford swim team. evidence tells a different story. the documents refer to video of him using a bong. some other points we found in the document, turner said he only wanted to hook up with girls, not rape anyone. he initially tried to forcibly kiss his victim that night, but

she pushed him away. that's when he followed her outside. on the house floor, peninsula congresswoman jackie speier showed outrage to this ordeal. >> rape is one of the most violent crimes a person can commit, not as mr. turner's father said, "20 minutes of action." >> when questioned, turner initially told investigators he never took off his pants when he was with the victim. this morning the calls for judge aaron persky to resign are growing. today the group ultraviolet will deliver to the california commission on judicial performance a petition with 1 million signatures demanding the judge be removed from the bench. i just got the probation report. in that probation report, she says she questioned or interviewed the victim in this case and she told the probation officer that instead of

incarceration for brock turner, she preferred treatment. we are getting to that right now. i'm trying to dig deeper. it said turner showed immense remorse and depression. we'll get to the meat of it. >> you mentioned the item about the judge and recall, those signatures are symbolic because the judge can only be removed by a recall vote of the santa clara county voters, but this is affecting his job in his courtroom, right? there were a couple of jurors who refused to be seated on jury? >> some jurors flatly refused because of this case in particular. >> people are speaking out not just here in the bay area or in just this country but all over the world. thank you very much. at 6:05, a major shake-up for the oakland police department. chief sean whent will resign

today after 19 years with the opd. >> bob redell is live in oakland this morning. this move comes amid sexual assault allegations against the department and how they were handled. >> correct. chief whent, a 19-year veteran of the oakland police department steps down after just two years as the top cop. chief whent has yet to say why he chose to resign. he does so after recent allegation of sexual misconduct involving some of his officers and an underage woman. a federal judge was so displeased with how internal affairs was handling the investigation, he appointed an independent monitor to take over. mayor libbey schaaf is grateful to chief sean whent for his dedication and service and said his decision to resign is a personal choice she respects. at a 9:00 a.m. news conference the mayor it expected to address chief whent's resignation and

introduce interim chief ben farrell on loan from b.a.r.t. all three major police departments have seen their chiefs leave in 2016. you had opd, started earlier with san jose police department. he is now the chief of police in tracy and last month gregg suhr was forced to resign as police chief of san francisco. shaking in southern california. update to breaking news. plenty of rattled nerves in southern california for a moderate 5.2 earthquake struck overnight. this happened 20 miles south of rancho mirage. shortly after 1:00 in the morning. that shaking could be felt from san diego to los angeles. there are no reports of any

damage or injuries, but several aftershocks struck the area. we are watching this story closely and will bring you updates as soon as we get them. the hunt is on for two men who pointed a gun at a teenage boy then stole his puppy. it happened near dayton elementary school monday night. the 14-year-old was out for a walk on dayton avenue around 8:30 when two men pulled up in a car right next to him. the passenger got out and tried to snatch the teenager's 3-month-old german shepard from him. the boy would not let go of his dog maya. the driver got out and threatened him with a gun. >> the kid fearing for his life did the right thing to do. he had to give up his dog. the two men made it away in a small car. >> the men were in a light colored car. investigators are asking for witnesses to come forward. a high school wrestling coach accused of molesting a 14-year-old girl. 34-year-old was arrested on

charges of committing a lewd act with a teen. this happened last month. he is a coach at independent high school and part of the school's wrestling club. the victim is a member of that club. this morning, final preparations are under way in kentucky for the funeral of muhammed ali. it will happen later today at a basketball arena in louisville. thousands are expected to attend and tickets for today's funeral were all gone within an hour yesterday. a muslim ceremony was held yesterday. bill clinton, billy crystal, bryant gumbel all expected to deliver eulogies today. muhammed ali died a week ago today. he was 74. warriors are looking to bounce back from this embarrassing blowout in game three of the nba finals. game four tonight in cleveland. there is a watch party in oakland. that sold out. fans can gather across the bay

at san francisco's city center plaza to catch the action on jumbotron. >> renewed hope for sharks fans as they cheered last night in downtown san jose. sharks are still alive after last night's thrilling performance in the stanley cup final. sharks scored four goals. they beat the penguins 4-2. the hero tonight is perhaps goaltender martin jones who played an amazing game. he notched 44 saves. >> the biggest thing with that group in these playoffs and this season compared to years past is the composure. >> they know we are not going to quit. both teams are here for a reason. we get to live another day. it's a good feeling.

>> jones saves the day. sharks trail in the series three games to two. game six sunday fight back in san jose. you can watch all the action here on nbc bay area. if you want to go to game six which kris generously volunteered to buy tickets for some of the cheaper seats are going for about $700. >> i said i would give you a ride to the shark tank and drop you off and circle around and go back to my house and watch it. you can sit on the couch. we'll make room for you. we're buddies. the weekend forecast is going to heat up. >> good morning and enjoy today. it won't be that warm today. it will be the coolest day of the week for some parts of the bay area. we will have very warm temperatures this weekend. a beautiful look at ingleside as the sun comes up. a few low clouds but most are seeing a nice sunrise. mostly sunny today. look at lunchtime temperatures.

68 in san francisco 61 with highs in the mid 60s. upper 70s for the tri-valley. we'll be talking about upper 80s for the weekend. >> on theç peninsula side you e westbound traffic very well. light right now. northbound 101, your slowing is blocked by a crew there. crash north 101 in della cruz by the airport. up next, a big week for hillary clinton picking up two key endorsements in the race for the white house. what this means for her campaign. next, the live report from washington, d.c. ==kris/2shot==

and presumptive democraticpresiy clinton - picked up two key do decision 2016, presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton picked up two key endorsements in the race for the white house. one from president obama himself. >> right after he met with bernie sanders. edward lawrence joining us live in washington, d.c. to explain what this means for clinton and her campaign. >> good morning. the easy answer to that means senator bernie sanders cannot win the nomination. it means hillary clinton can focus 100% of her attention on the republican.

hillary clinton had a good week, riding a wave of momentum, she collected two key endorsements. first from president obama. >> i don't think there's ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. >> then from massachusetts senator elizabeth warren who has been mentioned as a possible vice presidential pick for clinton. >> i am ready to get in this fight and work my heart out for hillary clinton to become the next president of the united states. >> clinton tweeting she is proud of the support from someone who is donald trump's exact opposite. >> i think his conduct is very undermining and threatening. >> vice president joe biden publically attacks trump during a speech to a law group yesterday and hinted at who he wants in the white house as well. >> whoever the next president and god willing in my view will be secretary clinton. >> senator bernie sanders has not thrown in the towel. however, after a face-to-face with president obama at the white house, sanders hinted at party unity. >> i am going to do everything

in my power, and i will work as hard as i can to make sure donald trump does not become president of the united states. >> you're looking live at a picture of hillary clinton's house here in washington, d.c. she arrived about ten minutes ago. this is significant because she is expected to meet with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren later on this morning. who knows what the two will talk about. it will be a private meeting. there is a lot of activity going on at her house in washington, d.c. the two have had phone conversations over the last 30 days. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence, back to you. >> the vp speculation starts. president obama was on the "tonight" show last night. >> that's why i negotiate the new trade deal called the trans pacific partnership or tpp. >> hold on there friend, are you

saying you're down with tpp? >> yeah. you know me. >> how many times do you think they rehearsed that? >> i don't think you ask the president to rehearse. >> he just does it. >> by the way, did he call him prez dispenser? >> i didn't get that, but he might have. that was a slow jam with fallon and the band that. was last night. steph curry gets a shout out. >> in such a hurry wish you could go for three like my man steph curry. >> right now there will be no third term. >> president obama, a big fan of steph curry. remember that video from the white house. a fun light-hearted moment from

the president. he did take a few jabs at donald trump before the whole affair was over. >> i can't imagine donald trump or hillary clinton could do that as well. >> the slow jam? >> they should have that as part of the election process. you have to slow jam. >> you know who could probably do it? larry david. >> this weekend it starts to heat up. let's get a live look now. a lot of sunshine to start out the day. as we look at the outer sunset, nice sunrise. we will have a beautiful sunset there, too. it's 56 in san francisco. as well as the south bay. let's go into the north bay.

cooler temperatures in yountville. 49, santa rosa 50. belvedere starts out at 55. we break it down for san jose, we will have temperatures in the lower 60s by 9:00. a lot of people getting out there on the roadways. mostly sunny skies by lunchtime. 71. beautiful day. enjoy your lunch outside. lower 70s for most of the afternoon. not a bad day. up to 83. presidio will top out at 60. mid 70s for napa. 74 for pittsburgh. livermore today expect a high of 82. we'll have great weather for the game. we'll be in the lower 60s at first pitch. 58 by the end of the game. mostly cloudy skies as winds pick up.

temperatures today will be in the 60s along the coast and 70s widespread for most of our inland areas. we start to see the 80s pushing in tomorrow as well as saturday, even a few upper 80s and low 90s just off to the east of here. we look at our weekend temperatures, 80 in the east bay on saturday, sunday 83. one of the warmer spots will be the tri-valley, 88. let's head over to mike now tracking quite a few issues on the road. >> they were all in the south bay talking about. over here a number of cars silhouetted in the back drop of the sunrise there. we have the bay bridge toll plaza. no other problems around the bay. we'll update. still have that disabled vehicle reported on the peninsula. look at that, speed sensors all over the bay look great. southbound 101 there is still

reports of a disabled vehicle. they have just about cleared that from the area. look at that tri-valley. crash north 101 cleared about five minutes ago. already we see no slowing past the airport. southbound 85. this one report sticks around, reports of a car fire on the shoulder. i'll went a live look at san rafael camera. north bay, bright sunshine. that will be in your eyes coming southbound 101. watch 2800. the sunshine slowdown is about all we have to worry about now. next, lunch with oracle -- the oracle. >> talking about warren buffett. how much would it cost to sit down with the investor icon? i'm consumer investigator responding to your calls and

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been doing this annually since 2000 and raised more than $20 million for the charity. coming up next, two more teenage girls rescued from what might have been a sex trafficking ring running in the east bay. we continue to track breaking news of the sexual assault case involving brock turner. a different perspective on the former stanford swimmer. this photo of him smoking marijuana part of the evidence in a 400-plus page document. okay, ready?

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case involving former stanford swimm b hours ago nearly 500 pages of court documents were released in the sexual assault conviction involving former stanford swimmer brock turner. damian joins us live with an update in moments. i'm sam brock. first the weekend is so close we can taste it on this friday. it's going to be picture-perfect weather. 56 in the south bay. south bay, a lot of sunshine that stays with us all day long. temperatures with a high of 64 in san francisco. 74 in the peninsula. we'll take a look ahead to how hot it gets this weekend coming up. deju vu for 101 in san jose. >> here is our live look. 101 not looking bad as far as volume. we are talking about an incident a crash in the bay area.

focusing on the south bay. the same area crash reported. one lane blocked and we'll get an update from chp. farther south, south 85 in saratoga, one lane blocked possibly by crews there earlier smoking vehicle on the shoulder. you need a flat bed tow truck. the tires are melted. no injuries. san mateo bridge moves well. >> we are getting a former picture of brock turner. court documents reveal troubling details about turner's past, information the judge knew before sentencing turner to six months in jail.

>> damian, you've been looking through 500 pages that doesn't make the judge look good. >> adds fuel to the fire. we found a lot of information, 471 pages worth of evidence and exhibits here. nbc bay area news reported about brock turner's drug use in the past. we are seeing the pictures. some of those pictures are troubling. they appear to show turner engaged in that drug use and in a letter to the judge, turner wrote, coming from a small town in ohio, i had never really experienced celebrating or partying that involved alcohol and said he was influenced by the party culture of the stanford swim team. evidence in his own cell phone tell a different story. he had several text messages from high school referring to drinking, smoking weed and dropping acid. the documents referred to a video of him using a bong. the documents show turner had

been cited in 2014 for being a minor in possession of alcohol. the victim is now referred to as jane doe in this case. the documents show turner had an encounter with another woman the week prior which included inappropriate touching. the judge had all this information prior to sentencing turner to six months in jail. on the house floor, jackie speier showed outrage. >> rape is one of the most violent crimes a person can commit, not, as mr. turner's father said, "20 minutes of actions." >> this morning, the calls for judge aaron persky to resign are getting louder. today the group ultraviolet will deliver a petition with 1 million signatures demanding the judge be removed from the bench. again just going to the probation report one more time because it's fascinating, brock turner tells an office 0er he is

really remorseful he put the victim through this ordeal because of his own actions. he tells the probation officer she prefers treatment to incarceration. >> one thing we keep hearing from everyone involved in this case, especially through the letters, brock turner did not seem remorseful, certainly not during the trial. that's the conclusion of the probation officer. >> whatever the probation officer wrote is contradicted by the d.a. they say this is a serious crime which should include six years in prison. >> these were three unanimous votes by the jury on sexual assault charges. the parameters for sentencing are up to 10 years in prison, talking three years, three months in jail with good behavior could be out by september 2nd.

>> this is not over. >> thank you. >> the oakland chief of police resigned effective immediately. this comes in a sexual misconduct case and how the department investigated it. this morning oakland mayor libbey schaaf is expected to introduce whent's interim replacement. we'll have a live record at 6:57. oakland police officers saved two girls from what could have been live sex trafficking. officers found a teenage girl in a home in oakland, 65th street off san pablo avenue. that young teenager told police she had been kidnapped.

police took that girl to safety and we have now learned that investigation led to the rescue of two more girls from that same home. police have two suspects in custody, a man and woman both in their 20s. a palo alto man facing charges over parking. the 52-year-old was arrested late last month. he parked in two spots and when a man asked him to move he allegedly went off. the victim who is indian said he started yelling racial slurs, throwing punches and broke his phone. police say he rammed his car into that man's vehicle then drove off. two witnesses saw the thing happen and called police. a series of burglaries in palo alto have police concerned there. two gas stations, a dry cleaner

and ice cream shop for hit. in each case the suspect breaks into the business, steals cash from the register then takes off. detectives are trying to figure out whether this suspect is linked to other burglaries in nearby peninsula cities. this next story might be hard to believe but rents are coming down in the bay area. building of apartment buildings should push rents down. rent fell 7% in san francisco last month. the average dropping from $4,200 to just under $4,000 a month. in oakland, rents are down about 5%. the study was done by apartment rental site abado.com. it is official b.a.r.t. will ask you for billions of dollars in the november general election. the b.a.r.t. board of directors just approved a $3.5 billion

bond measure yesterday. voters will get to decide whether to fund a number of major projects including $625 million projects replacing wornout tracks, $500 million replacing tunnels and repairing tunnels and a $400 million project to replace an outdated train control system. a 9-year-old swimmer is trying to make history. >> he wants to swim to alcatraz and back. he trains six hours a day with one goal in mind. >> the length is three miles, but my record will be the world's youngest kid to do it. >> world's cutest kid. record-breaking attempt will take place on tuesday during the annual escape from the rock race. james' coach will swim alongside him. his mom will be following along

in a kayak. >> watch the cutest kid stuff. just saying, right, kari? he's surrounded by kids here. >> we'll have great weather this weekend for heading to the beach. maybe not swimming to alcatraz. we'll have a lot of sunshine and chilly water temperatures still. right now looking nice and sunny as we get a view from so mania. we'll have that sunrise. breezy weather later on today. 71 in the south bay. continues to warm up to 75. 79 in the tri-valley. san francisco staying in the 60s as well as the east bay. let's head over to mike's friday bright. >> this is the nimitz. slowing through hayward and the

south bay. we have a crash reported north 101. there's at least one vehicle left on the shoulder. sounds like a hit-and-run situation. if you hear about anything, call that into chp and let them know. looking at a smooth drive. southbound 101. coming up next, remembering the greatest. live to muhammed ali's hometown as thousands prepare to pay their final respects. >> the dow down 127 points to start this day. >> giants are taking on the rival dodgers at at&t park tonight. watch it right here on nbc bay area. our coverage starts at 7:00. now has the

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airstrikes against the taliban in afghanistan. it u.s. military now has the authority to carry out air strikes against the taliban in afghanistan. it comes after many months of debate on this topic. the decision was made as violence continues to escalate in afghanistan. u.s. commanders can now strike the taliban and better support

and assist afghan forces when needed. more than 9,000 u.s. troops remain in that country. they are still not involved in direct combat. a developing story now. more people are being told to leave their homes in arizona as a wildfire there continues to grow. the fire is burning in yarnell about 90 miles north of phoenix. it started on wednesday and more than 300 homes are under evacuation orders. about 5,000 acres are burned so far. there is very little containment. so far there are no reports of any homes or structures being damaged. the fire though is burning in the same area where 19 firefighters were killed during a wildfire three years ago. gun rights advocates are voicing more than simple displeasure over a decision that's upholding restrictions on carrying a concealed gun in california. federal appeals court justices ruled 7-4 sheriffs can require people to provide compelling reasons or good cause before being allowed to carry a

concealed firearm. nra said the ruling will leave people "defenseless." a lawyer for the plaintiff believes the decision contradicts second amendment rights. >> looking at all the evidence, having more guns in public places makes us less safe, not more. >> supporters disagree saying the ruling will help better protect the public. it's possible the case will end up in the u.s. supreme court. brain scanning technique can help doctors predict how concussion patients will recover. they detect damage to the nerve fibers on 39 people with a mild brain injury. those who showed abnormally high movement of water molecules throughout the area had better cognitive function a year later than patients with no movement. experts say identifying higher risk patients can ensure they get the appropriate treatment. very important one in

history remembering a legend known as the greatest. thousands of people are making their way to muhammed ali's hometown in louisville to pay their final respects to the athlete who changed the lives of millions. >> i remember watching him fight with my dad. >> high ranking politicians as well as big hollywood names will be in that crowd. >> that is correct. about 300 notable names scheduled to attend this morning's service. in just a few hours, the doors to that arena are going to open and a total of 18,000 people are expected to file and pay their final respects. i want to show you what's happening live right now. this is a slow-moving procession making its way through the streets of muhammed ali's home town of louisville. a chance for those who aren't going inside to line the streets and pay their respects to the

people's champ. inside theç arena, he will be eulogized by former president bill clinton, billy crystal and bryant gumbel. lennox lewis, will smith and this morning we learned the last-minute pallbearer mike tyson. the funeral is free. you need a ticket to get in. they were begin out in less than a hour. people who weren't able to get a ticket or make the trip to kentucky. this will be online. it will be live streamed giving those who want the opportunity to say good-bye to do so. a unique honor may soon come to musical artist prince. >> they will vote granting an honorary degree to prince rogers

nelson. the school leaders say they had already been kicking around the idea before prince died in april from an accidental overdose. that's because his life and contributions are celebrated around the world over. >> a light forecast today. heat for the weekend. >> beautiful day. looking forward to sunshine and comfortable weather. here is a live look outside getting ready for the warriors. we have people gathering there to watch. we will have temperatures starting out this morning in the 50s. it feels cool. grab a jacket before you head out and you'll peel it off later on today. you need those sunglasses. nothing but sunshine as we take you hour by hour for livermore going throughout the day we'll

be at 70 at lunchtime. 70s for the afternoon. danville today 79. great weather for the giants game. at&t park first pitch at 7:15 and 61 degrees. more clouds by the end of the game. if you won't make it out there, watch it live from the comfort of your home and here on nbc bay area starting at 7:00. looking at our temperatures today, it starts out mild. widespread 70s for inland valleys. then we start to see 80s creeping in tomorrow. it will be mostly in the low to mid 80s throughout the day tomorrow. even low 90s starting to move in. most of us will be in the upper 80s for inland valleys.

get ready for a hot weekend. our temperatures mild today. tomorrow to 69 in san francisco. 84 in the tri-valley, making it up to 88 on sunday. hot weather for just a short period of time. starts to come back down for the middle of next week. let's head over to mike pointing out the few slow spots on the road. >> over here the maze is not one of the slow spots. looks great over my shoulder. speed sensors around the bay. northbound 101. over by the scene of two earlier crashes at the airport, 87, no problem. that car fire reported is not a problem. this is the calm on the side of the road in saratoga.

that shows a little bit of slowing past that san mateo bridge. you see slowing. we'll show you the live shots. cameras all over the bay. this is slow for about five to ten minutes this morning. we'll see traffic kick in later on a friday. shorter morning commute. back to you. how is that for cheer track? plenty of cheering from san jose last night as sharks are still alive after last night's thrilling performance in the stanley cup final. it was tense, but in the end, the sharks beat the penguins 4-2. the hero of the night, goaltender martin jones. he knocked 44 saves, setting a new franchise record for the postseason. the biggest thing with our group in these playoffs and this

season compared to years past is the composure. the calmness we feel. >> they know we are not going to quit. they'll show up for game six and so will we. both teams are here for a reason. we get to live another day. >> sharks still trailed the series three games to two. game six sunday night back in san jose. you can watch the action right here on nbc bay area. warriors are looking to bounce back with a vengeance from an embarrassing blowout in game three of the nba finals. game four tonight still in cleveland. tipoff is for 6:00 p.m. a watch party in oakland sold out. fans can gather across the bay at civic center plaza to catch the action on a jumbotron. warriors, see what the sharks did? do that. next, a big change atop oakland's police department. >> police chief sean whent expected to hand in his resignation.

we'll have that story coming up. happening right now, we are getting word a major silicon valley venture capitalist died. thomas perkins considered one of the founding fathers of silicon valley passed away at the age of 84. plus muhammed ali will be laid to rest in a short time. where a moderate- 5- point-2

earthquake struck overnight. >>. >> plenty of rattled nerves in southern california where a moderate 5.2 earthquake struck overnight. it happened shortly after 1:00 in the morning. shaking could be felt from san diego to los angeles. there are no reports of damage right now or any injuries. several aftershocks did hit the area it is a reminder for us to be ready. 6:56. more breaking news. new details coming out about the conviction of former stanford swimmer brock turner. the case already triggered critical backlash after his sentencing. jurors convicted turner of sexual assault. the judge sentenced him to six months in jail. some call that sentencing too lenient. the case files just obtained by nbc bay area show photos indicate turner used drugs in

high school. texts seem to contradict turner's statement to the judge about drug use. happening today, a women's advocacy group is going to submit what it claims is a million online signatures. supporting the effort to unseat the judge who sentenced brock turner aaron persky. the group collected those signatures from various online petition posted around the world. they will submit those electronic signatures to california's commission on judicial performance in san francisco. the statement seen as widely symbolic. recall is the only thing that can happen that would take persky off the bench. that would not be for another year. developing this morning, head of oakland's police department will hand in his resignation today. >> bob redell joining us live. this coming amid sexual assault allegations against the department and how they investigated it. >> good morning. in just a couple of hours, oakland mayor libby schaaf will

introduce the public to the new interim police chief for oakland and will address the oakland police chief sean whent's regular nation. she did tell us last night this is a personal choice that he made that she respects. however police chief sean whent has yet to say why he is stepping down from the job as top cop. he is resigning amid recent allegations against the department of sexual misconduct involving an underage woman. a federal judge appointed an independent monitor to take over this case. he didn't like the way opd's internal affairs was handling the investigation. chief whent is a 19-year veteran and took over two years ago. mayor schaaf says interim chief ben farrell will be on loan from b.a.r.t. while they conduct a national search for a new police chief. last month greg suhr was forced to resign in san francisco

following several high-profile controversies. live in oakland, bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. weather and traffic, cool and clear today. perfect weather for a friday. >> it will be nice. we'll have a lot of sunshine. feeling comfortable. cool as we start out the day. in the north bay, highs reaching 72 there. 64 in san francisco. south bay 75. >> friday light? >> overall yes. i have one thing the east bay. there may be a traffic break. look at the bay showing your typical patterns for a friday. very light. southbound 880 south of 92, there is a disabled vehicle. they may have a traffic break down. that might divert folks over to west 92. i did see a little more slowing than last time we took that live look.

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