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the death unchanged at four, which includes one american citizen. police say he was born adrian russell adayo. they are reaching out to the people of london to find out more information about that attacker. police say right now they are investigating how he was radicalized.

they hope the arrest will help them figure that out. developing on your friday. two cities now tied on a brutal crime. police arrived for a welfare check. hours later, authorities detained a man at an apartment in western addition. he was taken on pierce and golden gate. that's they found him. our sacramento sister station detained a man of the estranged husband of the woman who died, along with their two children and a niece. authorities have not officially identified those victims yet. in sacramento a woman calling herself the young victim's grandmother talked about what happened. >> i don't know anything about what's going on. it's mid daughter. i don't know what's going on. but i'll find out when i get down here. >> so obviously confused. the victims were discovered after police went to the home for a welfare check. right now there is no word how they were killed. there are reports that the

couple's children were 11 and 14 years old respectively. coming up, it is over. the murder defendant responds to accusations on of a chilling crime, the killing of a 9-year-old boy in his sleep. what new video introduced in court tells us why the suspect may have done it. plus, projecting anim imagine of a president. why these depictions are defense of the arts. f t fit te wre ariwh a n -hocoel

. 4:38 now. for the first time we are hearing what a man who confessed to killing a 9-year-old discovery bay boy may have been thinking before the murder is and after. after we have been reporting on today in the bay, william schultz murder trial began on man he is accused of stabbing his best friend's younger brother during a sleepover in 2015. east bay times reports yesterday jurors saw video of app interview schultz and investigators shortly after his arrest. he said about the killing, it didn't seem wrong with everything else go on the in the world he said his intentions were to kill his friend but he was afraid his friend would have fought back. 4:39. at the moment, a group of art advocates are shining light on president trump cutting funds to art projects. these are new images we are just

getting in. they projected unflattering images of president trump onto that building. trump's proposed budget calls for deep cuts to the national arts and humanities, museum and institutes of library services, and public broadcasting, including npr. they will save more than a billion dollars total. >> international soccer fans are gearing up for a big night in san jose. >> futbol. we will hear the chants, usa, usa! here's the reason why. team usa men's national is playing a world cup qualifying game against honduras. team usa is off to a poor start, though. the final round of world cup qualifiers. right now they are sitting last in a field of six. that has three teams that qualify. so they have to move up the ranks. tonight's game is sold out. tickets starting at more than 120 bucks on stubhub. a live look at the s.a.p.

center in is san jose. the game last night did not disappoint. >> gonzaga beats west virginia. you see jordan matthews hitting a key three at the end that sealed the deal. tomorrow they play for a shot in the final four. >> and on paper at least it looked like arizona would be the west region's other finalist. that's why they play the games. that's why brackets get busted, sam, as you might have found out. 11 seeded xavier got hot when it mattered. two-point win-wins they play gonzaga tomorrow. xavier would be the fourth 11 seed to make it to the final four. it is what makes the tournament so great and so frustrating at the same time. because no one, i guarantee you,

picked xavier to get to the elite eight. i don't know. coming up, the latest round of wet weather whipping through the north bay. kari hall, we're tracking where it's going to come to other people's neighborhoods. >> we are seeing heavy downpours in the east bay. a live look at oakland. we'll look at storm ranger and where the heaviest rain is falling after the break. tracking the rain as it crosses the bay and your cars as well. san mateo bridge crystal clear. i'll show you what we're tracking for highway 101.

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it is is 4:45. we are in a microclimate weather alert. rain continues to move through homestead valley. pockets of heavy rain approaching napa at this point. we will see more rain and some very heavy rain throughout the morning and early afternoon. look at the wider view of stormranger, our mobile doppler radar coming up in two minutes. >> and these travel times just fine down the peninsula. slicker roadways, as well as two crashes on the bay shore freeway. i'll show you how things are shaping up. mike, kari, thank you very much. we'll see how the business and tech news is shaping up. very valuable real estate in the digital world. streaming rights to thursday night football. several social media giants in the running. >> for that is and the rest of

the news we turn to kate rogers live cnbc world headquarters. kate, where are we going to watch our football on thursdays? >> reporter: who knows who? nice to see you this morning. wall street looks to end on a positive note. the health care bill was being delayed. fresh economic data for big ticket durable goods, heaven machinery and home phraoeuappli. 20,656, the first six-day losing streak since november. watch shares today. they tumbled thursday after video retailers plans to shut 150 stores. a decline in sales with consumers buying more games online. the nfl put the rights to stream thursday night games up for bid. several tech giants want in. twitter, facebook, amazon and

youtube submitted offers. last season, twitter paid $10 million to stream 10 games. 3.5 million people watched on average. i have to admit, i was not one of them. i'm not a football or sports fan, which i know is rare. >> we've got your back. i watched plenty of thursday night football. >> i watch tournaments, but i watch on the big screen. what about bao bao? what is he doing, the giant panda? he is doing great and moving into her new home in southwest china today. this comes after finishing a one-month quarantine. her new home is at a conservation and research center. she is in good health and gaining weight. she it's bamboo, apples, carrots and cornbread. >> how much weight can you put on eating bamboo?

>> the cornbread goes right to the hips. >> the hips don't lie there. >> we're getting pretty of green after all of this rain. things should be nice and lush. >> it is going to be a very is wet day. this is the way we start out the weekend. it won't like like this all week long. a live look at san rafael. the past couple of hours we have seen downpours. watching out for the possible that there may be ponding on the roadways. at least here it looks like the roads are flowing really well. as the rain gets heavier as we go through the morning, mainly for the coast and the hills, we will have high winds today. that may bring down trees. there may be a few power outages when all of this rain moves out late tonight. that's the good news as we head into the weekend. starting to see some of the heaviest rain shifting over the san francisco area and extending off towards the north.

stormranger, mobile doppler radar is able to be moved around the bay area so we can get the best view of what's happening as you head out the door this morning. it gives us a very detailed view of also exactly where that rain is falling and what type of precipitation is coming out of some of these clouds. we're looking at the rain getting a little bit lighter for san rafael. just off to the east, we are getting the pockets of heavy rain moving closer to napa and vallejo right now. farther south we see very low visibility right toward the san rafael bridge. the rain continues to get heavier. moving through san francisco, pockets of heavy rain as well. as the seven-day forecast comes up at the bottom of the screen, you will see we will have clearing especially on saturday. but it looks very wet as you drive down the peninsula right now. pretty much all covered with light rain.

it also extends towards the east bay and the tri-valley with some a little bit of a break. we haven't seen the rain yet make it to the south bay. but it will be here soon. as we go through the rest of the morning, we are is still going to see heavy rain for the north bay. by 12:30, we're all covered with some rain and heavy downpours along with gusty winds that will be wrapping up later this evening. as we go into the weekend, much more clearing. looking very good for your saturday morning plains. the possibility of at least half an inch of rain. there may be spots of the santa cruz mountains getting an inch, possibly more as we go through the day. mike is tracking two crashes for highway 101. >> first we will show the road weather index. rain sweeping through from the peninsula. now pacifica. wet roadways on the road weather index. tracking two crashes for 101.

southbound 101 just before you get to 380. off the roadway. no major injuries. slick roadways in the area. the band of rain comes through. in the south bay, southbound 101 and san jose. there is another crash where the car went off the roadway. no major issues as far as any slowing. remember, big crowds off coleman and 880. back to you. usa, usa! thanks, mike. coming up, we investigate. >> this home in san jose is unrecognizable after the recent flooding. for some communities in the city, this is the second time it's been under water in 20 years. coming up, we investigate why plans to protect this community stalled and could still be years away. first happening right now, the much debated in protests of

the keystone xl pipeline, the project is getting the okay. that gives way for the presidential permit. of course it's been a hotbed for protests. donald trump may not be running his businesses right now but the trump family is launching a new hotel today. it will be the first to bear the family's name. rooms $200 to $300 a night. half the price of trump's luxury chains. pls tbetr ptecpar ofthsou bafroi

good morning. >> investigative reporter has been digging into why. guys, good morning. it's been one month since heavy rain spilled over anderson dam into coyote creek flooding more than 500 homes in san jose. the same communities flooding 20 years ago. since then, the santa clara water district spent $10.8 million planning and designing flood protection products. in between montague expressway. the water district said it needs another $450 million to construct those projects, money the water district doesn't currently have. so it put the project on hold to see if it could produce water flows further upstream closer to anderson dam for a similar flood protection at a cheaper price.

but reports from the water district until that new planning process isn't scheduled to begin until 2019 which means partial construction won't be done until 2025. but santa clara valley water district said the board will meet in the next few weeks to discuss whether money from other projects could be converted to communities along coyote creek. and potential fixes could still be years away. >> well, if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call at 888-996-tips. or send an e-mail to the kwraoupuni unit @nbcbayarea.com. a microclimate weather alert. stormranger scouring the very latest. a lot of activity in the north bay. >> this storm moving through. another storm we will turn our attention to towards the end of the weekend. what you can expect and weekend plans coming up.

a disabled vehicle reported. flash be lights. maybe the bridge crews arrived. we'll look for the update. plus, a year in the making. a new bart station is about to open. live with a new stop that will definitely be busy.

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weather alert as we are seeing pockets of heavy rain moving through the bay area. stormranger in action tracking all of this in the microclimate forecast. first the delay, now the a lot mate up. the fate of america's health care system remains in limbo. >> we will bring you all the overnight developments coming up in a live report from washington, d.c. today in the bay starts right now. of course breaking overnight, an ultimatum from donald trump. much more coming up in moments. good morning. thanks for joining us on this friday. i'm sam brock. >> f seem distracted, we have stormranger activated. fascinating to see how it scans from the ground level versus the top down. >> it gives us a very two-dimensional and

high-definition view of what's happening around the bay area. and we can even see down to street level where the heaviest lane is falling. we have that powered up this morning. you can tell there by the red beam where the rain continues to move in. where we see the yellows and the reds, heaviest rain moving into san francisco and parts of the peninsula and the north bay. it is is also starting to work into the east bay as well. as the rain moves in this morning, expect low visibility. and also some gusty winds. we are seeing in ports of the north bay right now a pretty steady downpour. it gets much heavier as you move east of pap that, cordelia and fairfield. drivers coming through that direction have to deal with very heavy rain. maybe even standing water on the roadways. it is picking up for san francisco right now with rainfall rates at about 0.3 per hour. with that,