machete. police are investigating this as a possible terror attack. today in the bay today right now. and we begin with a live look at the radar this morning. it's going to be another wet commute. you can see the rain moving across the bay area. look that rain out there. making for green hill sides too. it's gorgeous. good morning to you. thank you for joining us on this friday morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. that is the up side of this, all the lush greenery we are seeing. >> very wet. soggy. green on the radar. also yellows and reds showing very intense rain that will be coming down just briefly. you can see all of that shifted over towards the east bay. stormranger giving us an hd view. that rain is clearing out. only a couple offy showers. north bay, some lighter activity. the heaviest rain moving through oakland as well as san ramon,

towards the tri-valley and down the east bay as we are seeing some of the heavy rain moving through sinole and out of the south bay. so a lot going on here. this will all be winding down within the next hour and today still spotty light showers going on. so i'll detail that coming up in about eight minutes. heading over to mike, still problems for sap ramon. >> as you show that rain moving over to the east, getting a break, that's about. we could use a break. wet roadways continue. puddling and ponding. no problems as far as the speed sensors go. nothing unusual. we have two crashes there. the second crash occurred a few minutes ago involving a big rig. no major injuries from what we hear. look at all that slowing. a tough drive right now. at least one, maybe two lanes are blocked. getting over towards the bay bridge, you might find standing

water. it might be an issue for off ramps. a smooth drive. 25 minutes from highway 4 to the bay bridge toll plaza. we had that build for highway 101. 27 minutes out of san jose and the mountain view. back to you. kari justed the east bay right now getting plenty of rain. >> today in the bay bob redell is live along 680 to show us some of the conditions there. the lens is fogged over a little bit. all the moisture out there, bob. good morning to you, laura and sam. it's been on and off rain in walnut creek. as you can see right now, we're on. the drive of a black dodge pickup truck learned the hard way why you need to be careful during this morning's commute. of an hour ago, a little before 5:00 this morning, this driver was headed southbound on 680 when, according to cp, this person hydroplaned north of monument boulevard, ended up

facing the wrong of traffic on 680. two other vehicles t-boned the pickup truck. from what we are able to gather and tell, it does not appear anyone was hurt badly. as you were able to see in that video, this truck was moved to the side road and is not impacting the commute. traffic is moving quite well on southbound 680. if you look at our nbc bay area weather app, you can see here, according to our weather radar, we're roughly in this area right here and according to our weather radar, there's a lot of oranges and yellows, which reports an indication we are in the middle of a heavy south right now. we just had two tow truck drivers who pulled away in the last few minutes. not year if they are responding to a call or just trying to get on the road for patrols. it is going to be a wet morning commute. headlights heavy southbound into

walnut creek. as you can see, slow and go -- flow and go. you want to make sure even though it says 65 miles per hour, your speed limit is actually the speed you go when the conditions call for the safeest spasaf safest speed. bob redell, today in the bay. a knife-wielding man shouted a is greatest in arabic and attacked french soldiers at the louvre museum this morning. this is a live look from the scene. it is is a suspected terror attack. the soldiers tried to subdue the attacker with nonlethal force but then opened fire, shooting him five times. the man survived was gravely injured. he was carrying two backpacks and had two machetes. he went towards the officers. when they told him he couldn't bring them inside the world

famous louvre museum, he pulled out a knife. this just the latest attack in paris. , president trump once again tweeting about this week's violent protests at uc berkeley tweeting just a couple of hours ago saying, "professional an ark i.s, thugs and paid protesters are proving the point of the millions of people who voted to make america great again." just yesterday he threatened to pull federal funding from cal. police are plaming so-called black bloc protesters. it comes from how they dress. university administrators are denouncing the actions saying they are not a part of cal. one of the protest organizers of the event was put on

administrative leave from teaching job after she punished a man after a ne-yo nazi counter protest is applauding the decision. >> we were united in the many diverse and different ways that people express their determination to stop fascism and stand up against racism. and we knew that what needed to be done had to be done. >> they said the vandalism is a small price to pay. the university is responsible. the school is now reevaluating tactics to handle an unprecedented protest. >> now, in light of this week's protests in berkeley, this weekend we'll re-air an episode of our emmy-award winning "bay area revelations."

rebels and revolutions. it takes a look at the story of free speech that's he never been told. you can watch the full story, the full documentary this saturday at 4:00. >> a developing story. this happening overnight. scary moments at a southern california restaurant. an explosion ripped through the crowded cheesecake factory. it sent diners scrambling for cover. amazingly, nobody was hurt. it was chaos when they were evacuated by police. >> fighting to get over bar stools, stuff was going everywhere. it was very chaotic. >> police are still looking for the suspect. happening today, one of the world's most notorious drug lords is scheduled to appear in u.s. federal court. joaquin "el chapo" guzman is charged with running a drug-running operation that led to numerous murders and kidnappings. he was extradited last month and pleaded not guilty. if convicted, el chapo would face life in prison. it is an annual tradition up north here the russian river. the 14th year starting today.

and obviously a huge cult following. it is is raining. don't worry, they brought their umbrell umbrellas. pliny the younger. a whole lot of hops. >> the brewery a limited amount there. tasting now through february 16th. look at that line. >> how long does that go? >> it goes on. >> lots and lots. all right, kari hall. everybody out there trying to stay dry. >> trying to stay dry and warm. 6:08 as you get ready to step out the door. this is what you're dealing with out on the roadways. hurry up and get going. then slow down on the roadways. allow extra time to get to work. we are seeing the heaviest rain moving through the south bay as well as the east bay. we are seeing showers winding down for the north bay. only leftover light showers and sprinkles. stormranger scanning around the

bay area. once again showing the heaviest rain moving through the tri-valley with pockets of heavy rain, moving closer to union city and also for san jose, the foothills get anything on heavy rain. and also the santa cruz mountains. an where we will watch or for the potential of more mudslides and problems out on the roads. it's also causing some problems for flooding. and mike has an update in oakland. >> more folks on the roadway. reports of anything going on at the off-ramp at the top of your screen. the latest report for the off-ramp being flooded right as you exit the freeway. slowing north 280 recovering from a crash in san jose around wolf road. looking over towards that area, oakland has had a number of off ramps affected by standing water. be careful through the area. 680, san ramon, slowing us because of a couple of crashes. bart saying anything about slowing trains. sometimes they do when it rains,

but not today. no affect for the wind and the rain and the various systems. san francisco bay and the golden gate. san jose, the slight build north 101. look at the conditions. rain is falling. soupy conditions. it could affect a burst of traffic which we are expecting in the next half hour. two days, my friends, until the super bowl. we'll take you live to houston this morning. a sneak peek of what you can expect from lady gaga's half-time performance. a major retailer decides to stop selling ivanka trump's line of clothing and accessories. the reason the store says it is not a political condition.

good friday morning. 6:12. the snow is definitely showing some very impressive snow totals. statewide average of 173% the highest amount in 22 years. and the southern see is air ra 200% of average. more snow in the weekend forecast. over a foot. a look at the radar in six minutes. 880. soupy conditions. a check of what's going on for your commute. we'll talk about the south bay.

new details on a deadly shooting in the south bay. we covered it on today in the bay. 20-year-old min was killed on actually road near the east ridge mall. the city's fourth homicide of 2017. police still haven't identified any suspects or released a motive in the shooting. nordstrom said it will stop selling ivanka trump clothing and accessories. the department store chain said it was based on sales performance. a spokesperson did not say if the move was permanent. only that they make buying decisions every season. grab your wallet, which is calling for a boycott of merchandise by ivanka or donald trump. more good news for the american economy this morning.

227,000 jobs wered added to the economy in the of january. >> but, scott mc, january was an unusual month. who gets credit for this? >> that's the big question. two presidents, right, in january. half of january, president obama was president, the other half president trump was president. 227,000, very strong number. unemployment rate, 4.8%. retail and construction jobs very strong. it's going to be interesting to see how or even if president trump reacts to this number. he has been quick to react to job numbers in the past before he was president. in the case of bad numbers he was quick to how sad those were. but in the case of good numbers, mr. trump would say the unemployment number was fake or that the labor department was using the wrong measure. the markets barely moved wednesday. dow down six.

nasdaq lost six. still awaiting word on the president's restriction on foreign visas for skilled workers. tech ceos started arriving at the white house this morning. this includes elon musk. musk defending his participation with the president's business council, explaining it is better to be part of the decision making. musk says he understands the perspective of those who object to him attending the meeting. but he he believes it's critical on that he will serve the greater good. you recall the head of uber dropped out of the president's business council yes. he had the same idea as musk. it is better to be in there helping out. a lot of people saw it as an endorsement by uber of president trump's policies. >> taking the stance before

224,000 people deleted uber. >> it is how much of a stance. >> when was he invited? do you know that? >> that's a very good question thank you. >> always looking for it. 6:16. so a lot of people will be seeing changes coming through. we already have lots of rain. >> make sure the kids have the umbrellas before heading out and the rain boots. after all the splashing and dashing, more breaks later on today. looking at all our cameras. it looks pretty busy out there. temperatures actually dropping too as the cold front moves through. we will continue to see a downward trend. and getting a little bit cooler for the rest of the day.

some of the showers still lingering. some of the heavy rain continue to go move into the east bay as well as the south bay. stormranger, mobile doppler radar truck on the san bruno mountain showing the highest definition of rain crossing the bay into oakland and san andro, continue to go move east with bright reds and yellows there in some spots. pretty good coverage of steady rain in the south bay right now. and also for the santa cruz mountains where we see the yellows and some reds there showing some pretty intense downpours. at lunchtime, you may want to take a lunch outside. don't be surprised if you see quick moving rain. and even more the commute, lingering showers moving through. brief heavy rain even into early tomorrow morning before the

storm system gets out of here tomorrow afternoon. looks pretty good. this is the two systems the next couple of days. actually, more storms are line up behind this. it looks to stay active into next week. if you're following me on facebook and twitter, ask me any questions you have about the forecast. and as you make plans. once again, we have showers for the bay and inland areas tomorrow morning. reaching the 50s. on sunday, the mornings look to be dry weather before the second storm system moves in. highs into the 60s. the seven-day forecast shows temperatures will be warming up for next week. even though we will still have more rain on the way. heading of to mike, checking the crash in san jose. >> showing folks a little bit of slowing for 280 at the of the screen. still there. we show you that the blue easing up on the peninsula where the puddling is.

seeing a lot more puddling. minor flooding for the oakland area. north 280, saratoga avenue, we may have a crash cleared from lanes. we have easing. we'll continue to follow that until chp gives us the all clear. off ramps might have minor flooding as well. we have these to go improve as well past the second crash morning. at least one has cleared from the roadway. second involving a big rig should be cleared shortly. approaching the bay bridge, no major concerns. we have seminary, clarmont area for highway 24. minor flooding for the on and off-ramp. be careful there. a look at the travel times. not so bad approaching the bay bridge. you're at 30 minutes, pretty standard this time of morning. highway 4 to the bay bridge toll

plaza. and the san mateo where the conditions are tough because of earlier rain. the water starting to ease up but the starting to build. back to you. thank you very much. you've got to love these guys. they won't miss a single game. >> every year. >> 6th year. >> when the patriots take the field they will have a super fan in the stands. >> he arrived in houston for super bowl li. he and a group of friends attended super bowl i and they vowed to continue as many as they could in a lifetime. they are still at it. they call themselves the never miss a super bowl. 51 is special to him. they are looking for their fifth championship ring. >> it is very exciting. i come every year. when the patriots are in, it's a

lot more nerve-racking and a lot more pressure. i told the group i was quitting. but with the caveat that if the patriots get i would be there. >> so he is. come on. we'll be doing the story next year, and he'll be there. imagine the ticket price. >> i hope they set up a fund years ago when they decided they wanted to do this. we are getting closer to kickoff as the pats and the falcons get closer to the super bowl. >> fans have been pouring in all week. many of them heading to the nfl fan zone for super bowl live. >> we got a taste of that in the bay area. today in the bay jay gray got the tough assignment of to houston. he joins us with a closer look at all the festivities. are the pats fans or falcons fans traveling better? who are you seeing? i think it's probably the falcons fans. or at least they're coming in earlier.

it's almost a home game for them. it's a drive for a lot of the people in atlanta. while boston has to make the trip a bit longer. but there are plenty of patriots fans here as always as they seem to be in a bunch of these super bowls. look, it is quite an event. they expect more than million people when it's said and done. today we are officially kicking off super bowl weekend here. . >> slime! >> it's amazing. and i love it. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of fans are already in the super city. and the crowds are expected to grow as we get closer to game day. >> we will have over a million people come through this event. it's a free family-friendly, fun event. the nfl experience is next door. you can go into that too if you want. they're having record numbers.

>> reporter: the super bowl is a bucket list for a lot of people here. they're taking it in and taking a lot of merchandise home. >> yeah. it's great. we came in yesterday. long day traveling from boston. today we're just seeing the sights and taking advantage of picking up some more gear and getting ourselves ready for the game. >> reporter: lady gaga getting ready for the game as well. >> myself and my dancers have been practicing for months. we have some things planned for this weekend. >> reporter: but she won't share exactly what we will see during the half-time show. >> it's going to be a good time. >> reporter: or i guess you could say a super time. now, look. when we really pushed lady gaga said she's not going to wear that suit of meat that she wore a few years ago at the awards ceremony a few years ago. she does say that the half-time show she hopes fans will not only laugh and smile and tap their feet but also think. you have to believe she will

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morning... tracking more rain moving into the bay area. ==laura/live== and taking a live lk oside from interstate 680 in walnut creek. you can see the wet roshere. make sure you give yourself extra time as you drive to work today. =laura/4shot= good morning - and thanks for joining us. i'm ura gara cannon=sam/4shot= and i'm sam brock (toss kari) and welcome back on your friday. taking a live look at our radar this morning. and we're tracking more rain moving east and now out of the bay area. taking a live look from outside interstate 680 in walnut creek. wet roads. lots of traffic. give yourself extra time if you're headed out the door this morning. good morning. and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. it is friday. >> it is red day. american heart association bringing attention to that.

>> it's also red on the radar too fortunately. pockets of rain. we have the red sweep of stormranger. this is mobile doppler radar truck on a mountain in san bruno picking up on the heaviest rain moving through the east bay, oakland, west oakland, moving off towards the east with wet roads and windshield wipers on. be prepared for that. the south bay seeing steady downpour moving through the south county as well. so a wet drive for some. and some recovery, mike, for 280. >> we have had a chance to get a break from the rain. and the crash has had a place to clear. ponding for the east bay, tri-valley. here in san jose, the rain on my map, approaching 880280 but not all the way up to saratoga.

light build to san jose. and not showing any slowing the last couple of minutes. the lanes are clearing there. flashing lights there may be traffic going on. i'll give you the date as soon as we know exactly what is going on. >> thank you very much, mike. 6:33. continuing our weather coverage as well this morning. team coverage of the rain in the bay area right now. >> and we head north for that. pete suratos is live highway 37 in novato, a known trouble spot. how is it looking right now, pete? we know you're by the pump that used the get rid of the flooding. >> good morning to you, sam and laura. it is is just a drizzle. it is just is a mist off highway 37. it is making for a wet commute. it wasn't the case about five days ago. we have to shut down the highway due to flooding conditions.

we have to show you some of the video. we have to shut down the video between atherton and 101 twice in those two weeks because of theed flooding. because of the recent storms. video from overnight because of the wet weather. the next piece of video is off la casio road. down tree blocking the roadway. once again, downed trees because of the wet weather. this time it knocked over a power pole. pg&e had to come out and clean it up. >> we are trying to fix it with the splint there. when they are fixing it with the splint, i think even twice i heard kind of like a break, geez, they're brave.

water pump on highway 37. caltrans moved to this area. looks clear right now, guys. wet roads along highway 37. live in novato, pete suratos, today in the bay. this is a shot near the louvre in paris where a man was shot carrying a machete. president trump react to go that. a suspect approached the museum approached with two bags, he shout god is great in arabic. the soldiers tried to subdue the attacker with nonlethal force but then opened fire, shooting him five times.

the man survived was gravely injured. a new radical islamist just attacked the louvre in paris. france on edge again. get smart, u.s. the parents of a woman killed by a hit and run driver is demanding justice. she died last december after being hit in san bruno while crossing the street. she was legally crossing the street when a white suv driver hit her. the driver is yet to be found. >> we're here today to seek justice. she deserves it. that's what we want. >> her organs were donated and her legacy will live on.

6:37. three people are in custody tied to a string of south bay purse snatchings. these are the suspects facing charges. investigators linked them to at least nine different shopping center purse snatchings in the last three months. in many cases they were targeting asian women. some were punched in the process. they face felony charges. california has found at the center of one of president trump's tweets. making a dig at former california governor schwarzenegger. donald trump said yes, arnold schwarzenegger did a really bad job as governor of california and even worse as "the apprentice". but at least he tried hard. the two got into a heated exchange about "the apprentice" yesterday. >> he also took to twitter on iran.

>> major developments involving trump's pick for secretary of education betsy devos. exactly, sam and laura. we have some major posturing in 140 characters going on here. president trump tweeted out that iran is playing with fire. that president obama was nice, and he would not be. iran fired back. the foreign minister saying they are unmoved by threats. they will never initiate war, but they can only rely on their own means of defense. that is a veiled message to the u.s. that they will continue testing ballistic missiles, which is in direct violation to the u.n. order. that caused the u.s. to consider sanctions. they could be imposed today. republicans and both say they approve those sanctions. now, iran also went on overnight tonight saying they are banning u.s. wrestlers from the freestyle world cup, which is taking place this month in iran. that is in retaliation to the

travel ban that president trump put on. all of this is happening as germ mattis, the setting of defense, is in asia touring our partners, telling our partners that we are reassuring them we will be with them. he spoke about tphoerbg warning against a nuclear option from their own backyard in south korea. james mattis warned north korea about a nuclear option in his own backyard he was speaking in south korea at the time. >> all of these countries testing donald trump as he is trying to fill the positions in his cabinet still. secretary of education is coming up. betsy devos. she passed a hurdle this morning. moving on to the full senate for a full vote. this will be a very close one. two republican senators have defected already. we don't anticipate any more defections. but she is controversial because

of her stance on charter schools and the fact that she never went to a public school and her kids didn't go to a public school. she could be the first cabinet position appointed because the vice president of the united states had to cast a deciding vote in a 50/50 tie. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence. now back to you, sam and laura stkphra thank you very much, edward. developing story in the south bay this morning. two people in custody. the third may still be at large after a robbery at the verizon store. >> reporter: good morning to you. we can tell you one suspect did get away despite a search that spanned miles and lasted several hours. sunnyvale police did tell us they arrested two suspects in this armed robbery of the verizon store here. they did recover a handgun from the get-away car. how the suspect got away is

unclear. the seven did lead officers to the area of costa mesa terrace. the verizon is on east camino real. they are questioning those two suspects that they do in custody. we can tell you all of these stores, the strip mall, a lot of them have surveillance. so they will be working with that as well. kris sanchez, today in the bay. 6:41. ing wet roads out there. temperature wise we are in the upper 50s as it will be cooling down as this cold front sweeps through. we'll talk about what to expect as we head into the weekend. the complete microclimate forecast coming up in eight minutes. sam and laura. thank you very much, kari.

6:42 right now. a popular california restaurant coming under attack during dinner hours. plus, now that it is all said and done, can you guess which special interest group spent the most money campaigning last november? here's a hint. bernie sanders lobbied hard against that. and we'll take out to the big board where the dow is doing quite well. up 99 points after a very good jobs report. it's hawaii with a touch of disney magic. for special offers visit disneyaulani.com or call your travel agent

developing overnight. cheesecake factory. authorities

homeamde pyrotechnic device into the restaurant - which did explode -- sending diners scrambling for cover. remarkably, no one was hurt. 6:45. heavy rain through the east bay and south bay. more spotty activity as we go into this afternoon. details on that coming up in the microclimate forecast at 6:49. and we're looking at wet roads highway 101. traffic moves well. you have to slow it down a bit, folks. traffic is still an issue out there. >> all right, mike, thank you very much. developing overnight, this was a wild scene. scary moments at a pasadena cheesecake factory. a man through a device into the restaurant which exploded which sent people eating there scrambling for cover. remarkably, nobody was hurt. police are still searching for a suspect. >> new this morning, a group threatening to sue oakland if it doesn't provide records on the

dead le "ghost ship" fire. they are asking for the city to provide police and fire department records on the fire. the group claims the city is delaying the release. it says the documents could help explain how the city missed chances to close the building. investigators say it is dangerous. 36 people were killed in that fire. the murder trial of garcia torres, the man accused of killing sierra lamar, takes a break today. yesterday three of lamar's testified. questions were centered around whether lamar was capable of running away. also the defense cross-examined an investigator who testified that evidence was processed at the scene rather than a crime lab. the defense is trying to claim the evidence is tainted. the defense is also suggesting lamar's dna found in the suspect's car was also jeopardized. 15-year-old lamar disappeared in 2012. her body has never been found.

news happening around the bay area this morning at 6:47. protecting immigrant tenant rights. that's 11:00. plus, black history month officially kicking off at noon today under the san francisco city hall rotunda. in berkeley, the 1951 coffee shop opens today. it provides job training and employment specifically to refuses. who was the big spender during the 2016 election here in november? pharmaceutical companies pushing hard to defeat prop 61. it would have given the state the power to negotiate drug prices. bernie sanders supported the measure. but pharmaceutical companies spent $109 million defeating it. and all that money worked. tobacco companies were next up. they spend $70 million to defeat a cigarette tax but they lost. so far no reaction on

today's very solid economic report. >> scott mcgrew is dying to know what he will say about that. tell us why, scott. >> absolutely. he's not been shy, guys, about speaking out about the jobs numbers in the past. to bring you up to speed, we got the latest jobs numbers from the labor department a short time ago. 227,000 jobs added to the american economy in january. unemployment, 4.8%. so this is an odd jobs number. half of january, president obama was president, the other half president trump is president. that's why i'm curious. president trump often criticized the labor department for issuing what he said were fake numbers. while the unemployment rate is a statistical estimate, there's no evidence it is fake. methods have been used by republican and democratic administrations. i'll be accuse curious what he has to say. ipo filings are like that business reporters, like reading someone else's diary.

it is required to open its books. let us see the secrets. some of the things we have learned, advertising business is growing fast. has more users than twitter. and it is losing money. snapchat has to figure out how to explain itself to older investors on wall street. many people didn't understand what snapchat was. they said it was just for sexting even though we knew it was being used for so much more. google filed patents for drone that would be your permanent representative at meetings. you fly your office drone into the conference, you stay in bed. i guess you would have to have two phones. what i cannot figure out, is this an idea they patented. they are noisy. i don't know how they would come into the meeting. >> you couldn't hear anybody. >> maybe that's a good thing.

guess what? the sierra, 173% of average. that's from the survey done yesterday. the snowpack provides a third of california's water supply. governor brown will likely wait until april, however, to see that snow survey to announce whether he will lift his drought emergency order. fantastic news. governor brown is going there in april. you were trying to get out there to personally check it out. >> every weekend is i. there's always a storm. >> we want you to come back from that. >> yeah. i saw that tweet coming down too. a lot more snow in the sierra. we are getting a lot more rain here in the bay area. this is what it looks like in san jose. soggy roadways and drivers having to take it slow and turn the windshield wipers on high. a view of fremont. it will be breezy and wet.

at least the storm system is winding down. more spotty activity through the going to see this lasting all that long. still pockets of heavy rain through emeryville, berkeley, down to oakland. also through san leandro. south baker's cyst steady downpour. it will be getting lighter in the next few minutes. the heavy rain just moved out of south county from gilroy, san martin, and morgan hill. as we will continue to see this shifting off to the east. and still some lingering moisture. that could be with us throughout the day. we will get more breaks. even a few of sunshine. temperatures will be cooling down as cold front sweeps through right now. and still providing enough of that moisture moving through to give us a wet afternoon into the evening. but it won't be widespread. it won't just be raining constantly. so you may be able to get in outdoor plans walking the dog or going for a job yourself as we go into this evening.

the first storm system moving through right now. the second storm system will be here on sunday. and with that another round of some heavy downpours and gusty winds. if you're following me on facebook and, we'll continue to keep this conversation going. let me know if anything seems interesting. spotty showers moving through early tomorrow morning. and for sunday for the bay and inland areas, cloudy skies. getting milder. and the north bay starts to see the rain first. the rest of the bay area sees it during the evening with the second storm system moving in. temperatures will be in the 50s for the weekend and early next week in san francisco. off and on rain. as you can see, there's really not a completely dry day in this forecast. we'll keep you up to date on that. mike has slippery and wet conditions out there. >> that's right, kari. we're urging folks, even though it is is friday with a lighter volume of traffic, slow it down allow extra time or normal time

to get to work you have to watch the situations. ease whereon to the breaks today. a nice flow of traffic of the south bay. starting to show that bill through your northbound routes. earlier reports of spinouts and flooding coming down to the chp report. crash west of 24. that's the second for the morning. slow along the interchange. ponding left highway 4 through concord as well. a smooth drive towards the bay bridge. 43 minutes. that's not bad. trust me from highway 4 to the bay bridge. free phobt area, we want to show you how traffic is stacking up. slick roadways. slow towards fremont. thanks a lot. >> a lot of people out in line right now. sit back. we'll take you to the brewery that everyone is waiting to open for the special ale.

680 southbound. the clue police have to try to catch a shooter. >> but first happening now. breaking news been following. we're working with our nbc news teams around the world to get any new details about the suspected terror attack at the louvre overnight in paris. as soon as new details emerge, we will tweet them out. plus, we investigate. truckers are suing california. they claim air filters in their big rigs are putting public safety is at risk.

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foowi in this fridri 6:57. welcome back. before you head out the door, here are the top stories following on today in the bay. >> we start with one that is still developing. two suspects in custody. a possible third suspect is on the loose after an armed robbery at a sunnyvale verizon store. officers arrested two suspects shortly after the robbery. the manhunt for the third was

called off overnight. the search continues for people in a car chp said fired a b.b. gun at another driver on 680 near treat boulevard about noon. the person who was shot was not hurt. investigators say the suspect's car is a tkrarbg dark gray dodge charger. tensions remain high on the cal campus. berkeley college republicans invited the speaker to stand up for free speech. one college republican wearing make america great again hat was a tagged blind-sided by two men, just standing on the street. they are not students and have since been arrested. look at the people lined up. starting today for the next two weeks, much sought after beer will be on draft every day until brewery runs out of that allocation. if you're not a beer aficionado,

it is a higher alcohol content loaded with hops. by the way, the doors open at 11:00 a.m. happening right now, laura, rain sweeping through the bay area. live pictures from walnut creek. we are starting to see rain winding down. give it another hour or so. then we'll have many more breaks. rain rolling off to the east. still pockets of rain around oakland right now. all right. use the brakes. over on the freeways, no big prices aftermost flooding reports tapered off. watch the off ramps. el camino the latest spinout. >> you notice a lot of red because of our weather but also for women's health and heart

health. happy to do it today. >> that's right. if you haven't dressed yet, put on red. see you in a half hour for a local news update. breaking news, a man armed with machetes, attacks a soldier outside of the louvre. the world's most famous museum evacuated. the suspect shot. a likely terror attack thwarted. we're there live. say what? one of president trump's top advisers, kellyanne conway raises eyebrows as she tries to defend the president's order on the immigration. >> two iraqis were radicalized. and they were the masterminds behind the bowling green massacre. it didn't get covered. >> it didn't get covered because it never happened. there's never been a terrorist attack in bowling green. what was her point? today, exclusive. caroline kennedy speaks out. in her first interview since