a massive "clean up" afterhe flds. as mo and more sanjose reg thr situati liveable--- just a massive cleanup after the flo flood. mandatory evacuations still in effect for some families. the map of who can come back is changing. >> plus, putting this into perspective. fewer riders on bart they are looking to your wallet for help. today in the bay starts right now. a very good friday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> it is is friday. >> yes. >> i'm sam brock. that was really quick. >> the longest week ever. we are happy it's coming to an end. >> for a lot of people too.

we are hoping for a dry day. >> it will be dry but chilly. our temperatures in parts of the bay area dipping into the 30s this morning. and with this clear and cold start, here's a look at the current temperature in san jose. 38 degrees. colder than yesterday morning at this point. napa is 36. santa rosa, 32. morgan hill just one degree above freezing. right now at 33 degrees. we are going to have chilly temperatures continuing in the forecast, along with scattered showers. we will talk about how much rain to expect heading into the weekend coming up. mike has activity reported at the bay bridge. >> highway 9, highway 35 over there in the la honda area.

a crash reported. welt track it as it starts to clear. back to you. >> mike, thank you so much. this morning and this weekend, it is going to be an exhaustive cleanup after historic floods rocked the south bay. families are starting to return back to their homes. they are finding a floodmuddy m left behind. >> the portion that you see here on red on the top. those areas are shrinking. for people living there it could take weeks or months. >> bob will bring us an update

in the next hour. stay with us for continuing coverage of the floods and the recovery. more information on nbcbayarea.com. we update all our digital platforms 24/7. we are following breaking news out of turkey. the death toll is rising from a car bombing. the turkish prime minister said isis was behind the attack. the village was captured after two months of fighting with isis militants. they still control the areas around them. the u.s.-backed iraqi forces pushing deeper into western mosul, the last stronghold in the city. they gained full control of the city's airport. 750,000 people are believed to be trapped in the western part of the city. the eastern part was fully liberated last month. the dakota access pipeline is fizzling out.

today a new one will begin locally. we will tell you about a bay area company that protesters are targeting. protesters were told to clear out by yesterday. officials say there are fears the camp pwroupbdz will flood during snow meltoff. for six months, protesters tried to stop construction of an oil pipeline the standing rock sioux said could contaminate their drinking water. spo is one of the largest investors to supply oil through the dakota pipeline. a developing story we are following. many passengers from sfo to jfk are wondering if their civil

rights were violated. when delta flight left in new york, they were met by customs and border protection at the doors of the airplane. they were checking passenger i.d.s as thief came off the plane. we asked what was going on. >> he said it's not for you to worry about. he said we do it from time to time. >> a customs border protection spokesman said they were looking for a specific person and, "this individual was ordered removed by anim tkpwraeugz an immigration judge. the individual was determined not to be on the flight. the officer's actions were, quote, unconstitutional. bart is contemplating raising fares.

overall rider ship is down with weekend service taking the hardest hit. bart leaders are talking about a possible fare height or decrease off-peak service to make up for some of the lost revenue. >> it will be cold today many. get that car warming early. >> you need to do that. prepare for scattered showers this weekend. not seeing a heavy rain. we'll talk about how much and i'll get you out the door coming up on the other side of this break. >> a different angle from the toll plaza. you see the cash lanes. just about clear. we'll talk about other things that are opening this morning. an investigation deepens into an anaheim shooting. charges could go well beyond the officer.

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4:39. clear and dry conditions. 39 degrees in the peninsula. 35 in the tri-valley. freezing in the north bay. after this cold start, we will warm into the mid-50s with sunshine. up to 55 degrees in the peninsula. 51 in san francisco. we've been talking about rain this weekend coming up in the

microclimate forecast at 4:45. a clear drive over in the tri-valley. we had that closure last night on niles canyon. once again i'll give you the latest coming up. mike, kari, thank you very much. 4:40 on on your friday morning. we are learning criminal charges may still be filed in the wake of an incident that got ugly involving an off-duty lapd officer. an unidentified officer firing his gun into the crowd while confronting teens he said walking across his lawn in anaheim. an attorney representing two of the young people is calling for an independent investigation. >> the police officer pulled out his gun, discharged his gun. there were 13-year-old, 14-year-old kids nearby. that was reckless and dangerous. >> the attorney believes that the city of anaheim went too far in initially trying to defend the officer's actions.

that officer is now on administrative leave. the lapd is conducting its own probe. new details in the death of an officer who was killed in south sacramento. a suspect has been arrested. chp arrested a man kebz with in connection with officer chellew. >> very, very tragic. there. coming up next, we want you. how the military is using a 91-year-old veteran to not only prove a point but also to encourage recruits. take a live look outside. golden gate bridge. not a lot of traffic to report. look at that. the roads aren't slick. what a change for this friday. we will enjoy the dry temperatures. we'll check in with kari and mike coming up in just a moment.

it is friday. that's what that tone means. >> i like that sound. it will be awfully cold. people ask us all the time do we coordinate our colors. the answer is no. >> it is go friday. go power! you guys are in trouble. >> it is is dryer friday forecast. >> yeah. it is is going to be another day

where we can dry out. watch the water levels drop. the weekend is looking better too. even though we will have scattered showers moving in. we are not going to see a heavy rain. a live look outside at san francisco. we're starting out with quiet weather conditions this morning but very cold. as you head out, 42 degrees in san francisco. the highs today, 51. getting a look at more of these temperatures dropping below freezing in the north bay, as well as the south county. we will continue to see the temperatures dipping a few more degrees at sunrise. seven-day forecast coming up at the bottom screen. highs reaching into the hid 50s with sunshine and scattered showers for the weekend. ahead of that rain, keeping an eye on reservoir levels. anderson reservoir, still at 102% of capacity, as well as uvas. lexington, 101%.

some others are dropping below 100% of capacity number. monitoring the storm system set to move in. stormranger parked on san bruno. this will change this weekend. the rain farther north will be dropping south along the coastline. with this track we will not see it bring in a lot of heavy rain. looking at additional rainfall on this already saturated ground. let me show you the timeline. early tomorrow morning we start to see rain especially along the coastline. along the peninsula. it kind of fizzles out as a lot of the rain moves inland. we continue to clean up from the flooding. there will be a secondary system

dropping in on sunday. in all, we're only looking at a tenth of an inch this weekend. if you're following on facebook and twitter, make sure you get updates throughout the day. as we look at the rest of the forecast, going to see highs in the 50s and rain tapering off off on monday. what does it look like on the bay bridge? >> we have to go back and check, kari. the backup has cleared. roadways look great. still have washouts. those will will continue for weeks, perhaps months. up here in the north bay as well we have that closure over at the beach. it has been going on and will continue throughout the season. live look from emeryville. much less of a backup. over there we have all but one

cash lane open. you are open in the next couple of minutes. back out to the maps, we'll talk about your travel times on mass transit. we're back to normal now. way to end the week. we'll have a nice drive time through the east bay, the tri-valley, and along the east way through hayward. i want to talk about one more spot. we had full closure in niles canyon again. now it is open again. >> just rewind. getting the same report. if you are not near tv tuesday night you will still be able to catch president trump's address to congress on twitter. >> we turn to landon dowdy live at cnb world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> reporter: sam and laura, good friday morning to you. well, the markets could start the day in the red following

another mixed session on thursday. stocks struggling again on uncertainty of a president trump plan to boost the economy. the nasdaq fell for a second day. the dow closed at a record high for the 10th straight session. new home salesis and consumer sentiment. 20810 for the dow. you can catch president trump's address to congress on twitter. 6.8 million people tuned in. you can watch on livesession.twitter.com.

facebook says ads can't run until a video rolled for at least 20 seconds. >> kind of amazing that it took this long to get ads on facebook videos. >> there we go. we have to monetize it somehow. thanks so much. 4:50 right now. americans continue to eat out less. a third of american adults are eating out less frequently than three months ago. mostly because of costs. it is at an historic high. talk about taking the leap. a 91-year-old man jumping out of planes to help the military with new recruits. >> he served as bomber pilot and serving his country in a very different way. >> he looks very fit. >> 91 years old, that guy. he is conducting tandem skydiving jumps with the golden

knights, an elite parachuting team. he said thank you to those who served. but they are using it as a recruiting tool. >> spread the word about what it can do for us. i want to prove that at my age you can do almost anything. >> very determined man. cormen plans on doing a whole lot more because it helps him feeling and look soggy young. >> coming up, did deputies violate their own department policy? >> we heard from kari a couple minutes ago. another storm heading to the bay area. our mobile doppler radar is giving you an exclusive and fine-tuned look at the storm. download our nbc bay area app to see the live radar.

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welcome back. 4:54 on your friday. quite a different picture from what we have seen earlier in the week. clear in downtown san jose. also very cold. keep that in mind when you're getting ready for work. 4:54. a popular reno casino turned into a crime scene. a robber was killed in the downtown area yesterday. the officers were responding to a robbery call when they saw a suspect running into the

eldorado casino. the suspect was armed. he was shot and killed by officers after being confronted inside the casino. none of the officers or bystanders were injured. police cannot confirm if the suspect fired any shots. >> right now at nbc bay area, questions about whether deputies followed procedure when they broke into a home and killed the home owner inside. >> we have more on what they found. >> reporter: well, good morning, guys. it happened last september when sheriff's deputies went to conduct a welfare check on titus avenue in saratoga. after no one came to the door after deputies tried to get somebody to come to the door or answer the call for 50 minutes, they broke in and confronted retired navy veteran eugene

craig standing inside with his knife. they saw him with a gun in his hand and one deputy shot him to death. the attorney originally hired by the home owner's family have all raised questions whether they violated their own policies and procedures by breaking down the two doors without having a lieutenant or captain to supervise. the attorney told us they believe the deputies created the situation by needlessly forcing their way into a private home. now, the sheriff's department refuses to answer questions saying it is still an open case. lawyers for the deputy who shot did not respond. it is all on

nbcbayarea.com/investigation. guys, back to you. thank you, steven. if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call at 888-996-tips or send an e-mail to the unit at nbc bay area.com. waking up to freezing temperatures this morning. it will kick up a little bit there, kari. >> it will be a warmer day. freezing temperatures in spots and more dry weather. i'll get you out the door with today's highs in about two minutes. >> a live look at the san mateo bridge. the right lane is blocked. westbound, road work going on. we'll continue to track the commute. >> people will spend the weekend cleaning up at home. the problems many will find.

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discovered. it may have you wondering what you'll find the next time you go for a walk. that story ahead. today in the bay starts right now. 5:00 on the dot here on your friday morning. so glad you're with us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. the devastation left behind after floods in san jose. nearly 4,000 are still under mandatory evacuation orders. the nap indicates people still out of their homes including portions you see in red. the area is shrinking. it includes center and phalen and the area near oakland road. the majority of the people impacted are back in their homes at this hour only to find a mess left behind. many seen sifting through the findings oei