we'll take a look at the bay area forecast coming up in a few minutes, and we'll also be talking about traffic in a few. >> all right, kari, thank you very much. >> 5:00 on the dot right now. breaking news out of france. we have learned within the last hour the name of the gunman behind a deadly terror attack in france. police say that kareem shaufry is behind the rampage that killed a police officer and injured two other officers and a passer-by. we're also getting new video of overnight raids for a possible accompli accomplice. all of this taking place in a town east of paris where police believe the gunmen may have lived. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack. also this morning, the popular tourist destination where the attack happened is back open. within the last hour, president donald trump responding to the attack in paris saying, quote, another terrorist attack in paris. the people of france will not take much more of this. will have a big affect on presidential election. >> 5:00 on the dot right now. new this morning, authorities in the south bay are reportedly

looking for the driver whose suv plowed into the side of a medical office building. you see how it ended up. it happened around 1:00 this morning when the car struck the side of the building in san jose. the building sets on the edge of campus along jackson avenue. when police arrived, the driver had already taken off. all new this morning, as the rain clouds fade and we enter into springtime, kari was just talking about this, we're learning that a major reservoir in the south bay is now much less vulnerable to a major earthquake. >> bob redell is live near the anderson dam with what water officials are saying this morning. bob. >> good morning to you. after releasing water behind me like they have been doing for quite a while now, been doing this 24/7 for a number of months, the anderson reservoir here in morgan hill is finally at a much safer water level. earlier this week, anderson fell

below 68% capacity. now, that number is significant because that's the maximum capacity allowed by the state and federal government because of seismic safety concerns. this winter's rainstorms caused a lot of worry as the reservoir filled to full capacity, gushed over the spillway and flooded downstream in san jose. if there had been a magnitude 7.25 quake on the fault at that time, this dam built in 1950 could have failed. >> it certainly feels good to us that we're now down below the restricted level. we are continuing to reduce the level in the reservoir as an additional safety precaution as well as the fact that we have coyote reservoir, which is above anderson reservoir. we also over time will reduce the level in that reservoir as well. >> the santa clara valley water district, which operates anderson dam, has been releasing

water since around the start of the year and will continue to do so until mid-may, late may, when anderson gets down to around 58% and coyote reservoir, 50%. in 2020, the district is expected to start a four-year, $400 million seismic retrofit of the anderson dam. reporting live here in morgan hill, bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you very much, bob. 5:03 right now. new this morning, word of an arrest and some bizarre motives in last week's bombing of a german soccer team's bus. the attack on the bus as it traveled from a key soccer match injured one player. this morning, authorities arrested a 28-year-old german russian man and his attack apparently had nothing to do with terrorism. instead, they say the suspect carried out the bombing to drive down the team's share price, which the suspect had just shorted so he might profit. >> wow. all right, 5:03. pretty bizarre.

5:03. speculation a judge could rule as early as today in the bay area based lawsuit against president trump's executive immigration order. last week, san francisco and santa clara counties argued to block that order that would potentially withhold funding from sanctuary cities or governments. although how much money is not exactly clear. while the judge did not issue a specific timetable, judges in similar cases have waited about this long before announcing their decision. >> a lot of drama happening at uc berkeley. late last night, conservative political commentator ann coulter continued her attack against uc berkeley all over an invitation to speak at cal. yesterday, cal changed course, saying that it would allow coulter to speak on campus but on may 2nd when the school will be out of session. coulter responded on twitter saying she wasn't available that day and instead will show up somewhere in berkeley next week on april 27th, which was the original date of her planned visit. uc berkeley's chancellor says the school will continue, though, to promote free speech.

>> as the home of the free speech movement, we fully support the right and ability of our students to host speakers of their choice. we also have an unwavering commitment to providing for the safety and wellbeing of speakers who come to campus. >> bottom line here, there is no definitive answer about when or if coulter will indeed come to town. all new this morning, b.a.r.t. later today is going to reportedly announce the next person to lead its police force. several news agencies report b.a.r.t. has hired carlos rojas. on wednesday, he tendered his resignation, saying he had accepted a position with b.a.r.t. he will replace kent rainy who retired last year. >> thousands of people across the country will march for science. that includes several events happening here in the bay area. scientists and teachers organized these marches to counter what they say are threats to science education and research.

and it includes cuts to educational programs and climate change denial. bill nye the science guy, who you might remember from being a kid, will spearhead the event in washington, d.c. >> san francisco city college wants to explain its free tuition process to students. the free city initiative will allow students to attend city college for free so long as they maintain a 2.0 grade point average. all city college campuses will host open houses going over enrollment, funding, and admission. >> a little sports right now as we take a live look at the oakland coliseum. not about the a's, though they did win last night. they're going strong here. but let's talk some football, where business carries on despite the fact there's now a short-time tenant. holding their first meeting since the nfl approved the raiders' move to vegas. it's not known if they'll talk about the raiders lease which runs for two more seasons.

part of today's meeting is a closed-door session. now to the nfl schedule. officially out, raiders fans know exactly when the key matchups will be played. time to focus on the upcoming draft. that starts next thursday. the raiders plan to add pizzazz to their selection this year by announcing their third-day picks from the welcome to las vegas sign. really rubbing this in, huh? that may or may not pump up bay area raiders fans who are sad to see the team going. the raiders will hold a pre-draft news conference at the current raiders facility in alameda. >> no doubt, fans in san jose are waking up disappointed this morning, speaking of sports. >> especially if they had to stay up late last night to watch the end of this game. it was close. it was not supposed to go down like this. >> playoff heartbreak for the sharks and in overtime. >> over to the point. dearnie. he scores. >> edmonton bangs in the game

winning goal with less than two minutes remaining in overtime. it was a wild scene in canada. oilers win 4-3 and take a 3-2 series lead. game six, though, good news, is back in san jose tomorrow night. the sharks will have to win in order to stay alive. so good thing they're at home. >> pressure makes it better. well, we'll watch them come out in full force and get another seven goals. >> and have some great weather for that, too. 5:08 right now. as we head out, 52 in the south bay. 54 in the peninsula. and it's all clear compared to yesterday. no more of those wet roads. it's dry, but it's also fairly cool. it's only 47 in the north bay, and san francisco at 53 degrees. we are going to see those temperatures jumping up today to 79 degrees. a few spots may hit the low 80s. and the tri-valley, 79 degrees. in the north bay, 69 in san francisco. in a few minutes, we'll take a

look at the temperature trend for evergreen. now, as we get a look at how it looks as you head out for the commute, we're seeing things look fairly smooth with the exception of driving through the altamont pass. get a little slowdown there and a report of a hit-and-run earlier this morning, and we haven't heard any injuries happening there, so that's some good news. and then also as you drive through san francisco, a little bit of a slowdown on 101, but so far, so good. and we'll take a look at the rest of the bay bridge, the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza right now. looking fairly smooth. we know they normally turn on the metering lights in about 20 minutes. traffic looks pretty light. i'll have another look coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you very much. coming up, popular brand of wireless headphones are under fire this morning. the accusations that it may be sharing everything you listen to with someone else. plus, i'll teyou why the best place to work in san francisco isn't the best place for everybody.

that's ahead in business and tech. plus, a live look outside right now. highway 101 in san jose. it may be real light getting to the bay bridge, but we're seeing traffic pick up in the south bay. we'll keep an eye on this. back with more news on your friday in two minutes.

good friday morning. it is 5:12. as you head out, all clear skies, but chilly temperatures. but it will be warming up today. let's get a look at the

temperature trend forgreen. look at how those temperatures go up as we go through the day. lots of sunshine. our normal high is 70 degrees but we're going well above that today and going to see upper 70s. we will make some weekend plans with a look ahead to the weekend forecast coming up in about five minutes. 5:13 now. a chicago man says headphones are spying on him, and while that might sound a little paranoid, a law professor says he's right. the man filed a lawsuit, accusing bose of secretly tracking what he's listening to. he saiding the headphones along with the app allowed personal information to be collected and shared with third parties. the man of the kent college of law says this type of data collection is included in license agreements which most of us don't really read. >> we need to move to a place where there is a notification in any kind of situation we wouldn't anticipate that our private information being stored and used with third parties for

profit. >> he adds that data mining is becoming more common as we rely more heavily on internet connected devices. >> airbnb renters in richmond will have to pay more. the city will subject them to a hotel tax. starting in june 1st, they'll pay a 10% occupancy tax. the city council passed that measure on tuesday. it will be added and collected based on the listing price of the rental. in a statement, airbnb said it entered that tax voluntarily. >> speaking of the past and wanting to impact the future, two women known for their fights against alleged sexual harassment and gender discrimination take to the stage together in san francisco. anita hill, known for accusing supreme court justice clarence thomas of sexual harassment, and ellen pao, who suedcliner perkins for sexual discrimination, both say there has to be more awareness, but little has changed for victims. they say the bill o'reilly case

at fox news once again illustrates how big business protects offenders. >> fox news made a decision to tolerate bill o'reilly's behavior, and even to expend a certain amount of money to keep it quiet and covered up. when you look at what is happening in tech, it's somewhat similar. it comes from the top, and there's lack of willpower to put in the change. it is so much easier to push the woman out. >> both women are dedicated to efforts to change corporate culture, changes that include transparency in investigation. >> very relevant topic right now in silicon valley. uber extending its investigation into sexual harassment at its company. >> scott mcgrew, the lead investigator has not been able to get all the inert views he needs. >> that's right. and keep in mind, the leader is former u.s. attorney general eric holder. a memo obtained by our sister recode says holder has asked for more time because he has not yet

interviewed top hr executives. not clear why. considering it's in uber's best interest to solve the problems that have been dogging that company. >> earlier this week, san francisco personal finance company nerdwallet was named one of the best places in the city to work by the san francisco business times. today, that very same newspaper reports the company is laying off a significant portion of the staff. 40 people, including the executive in charge of growth. >> president trump this morning will sign new executive orders undoing some of the financial rules put into place by president obama, include agrule that would discourage inversion, where an american company buys a smaller foreign company, then takes on the identity of the smaller company in order to avoid american tax. president obama tried to use executive order to discourage that. markets rose thursday after comments from the trersy secretary, the trump administration will reveal its tax reform plan soon.

now, the white house seems to be pushing for a new care plan, so we're getting conflicting messages. dow up 174. nasdaq up 53. the federal communications commission, the fcc, voted to undo a number of obama-era rules this week, including a rule about how many tv stations a company can own. protesters got a protest and they did so in a unique way. ♪ ♪ never going to give you up never going to let you down ♪ ♪ never going to run around and desert you ♪ >> why not? the chairman of the fcc, the new republican head, also joined in on the song. i think it's one everyone knows. i don't know why particularly they chose rick astley, but i do know that there are a lot of documents to go over. i will link to those documents on twitter. >> all right. we know you're scott mcgrew. >> yes, i am. >> okay, on twitter, too.

>> yes. >> we're rolling right along here on this. a live look right now at san francisco. that's the transamerica building. a very clear backdrop to it. a beautiful start to your friday. today through the weekend, people across the country are coming together to celebrate our planet for earth day. here's a couple events going on if you're interested. today, students in san jose will be releasing more than 50 butterflies. that will be cool. tomorrow is the great american litter pick-up, and lastly tomorrow as well, we're all taking part in this, comcast cares day. that's when thousands of comcast employees including the ones right here today in the bay are rolling up our sleeves and putting in hard work to try to make our community better. it's something the organization is very proud of. the 16th year of comcast cares. >> i did that last year. this year, at the same time, i'll be doing the autism speaks tomorrow. >> which is also an amazing event. >> really cool. and we're going to have great weather for that. all of the events going on.

don't be worried as you see clouds moving in. they will not bring us rain, i assure you. >> these are good clouds. >> good clouds, just giving us filtered sunshine. so we're working out there and the sun is not just beating down on us. it's going to be still a very warm day. and it will be very summer like for this afternoon, as we get a live look out at fremont, getting this friday started on a busy note as we're seeing quite a few people already out there moving, and the temperatures have been very cool in the lower 50s for most of us in san jose, palo alto, oakland and san francisco at 52 degrees and livermore at 47 with highs today in the south bay reaching 80 degrees in east san jose. cupertino up to 77 degrees, and for danville, 70 degrees there. vallejo at 77, and the peninsula in belmont, 75 degrees. san francisco, up to 69. the mission district, and santa rosa will see a high of 78 degrees. going throughout the day in oakland, after this chilly start, we're at 59 degrees at

9:00, and at 1:00, 69 degrees. we see the temperatures jumping up. we'll be in the low 70s today. and then we'll see these clouds moving in for tomorrow. now, it looks like a pretty big storm system, but it's been really dry and not showing a lot of moisture. so this is what the computer models do with it. shows a few spotty showers just offshore. by the time it makes it in, an increase in clouds, and then for sunday, all bright and sunny again heading into next week. watching our next chance of rain with some showers on tuesday afternoon into early wednesday, and then we'll go back to some dry weather. the seven-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen. we'll see that we will have some upper 60s in san francisco. cloudy skies tomorrow, and very mild on sunday, to 60 degrees there. chance of rain back in the forecast for early next week, tuesday into wednesday. other than that, a very nice weekend ahead. now, let's see what it looks like on the roadways as you head out the door.

we have had a fairly smooth commute, but it is still early on this friday. a couple issues i have been watching. a slowdown heading along 680 right now, and we're not quite sure why that's happening at this point. then also going southbound on 80, just south of livermore, rather 84, and then getting a look at the south bay. looking like a smooth drive. let's get a look at the san jose camera, and it looks pretty good out there. on 101, so no issues as of yet. just starting to see more cars out on the roadways. i'll have another look at weather and traffic coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you very much. it is 5:21 right now. finding answers to understand autism. the study that's shedding new light on the disorder. does dentistry in california need to change? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds to parents who say yes. next. but first, a live look outside right now at the san mateo bridge.

it can be a trouble spot for the morning commute. does not look that way so far pretty smooth at the moment. you're watching today in the bay. we'll be back in two minutes. what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop?

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or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance. 5:24 on your friday morning. doctors in texas hoping to find a genetic link to autism and of course a possible solution. spark is a study that's collecting dna from people living with autism to find genetic components to that

condition. the doctors believe it could lead to more personalized medicine based on a specific patient's genetics. the mother of an autistic son said participating with spark is as simple as spitting in a cup and the help is very much needed. >> parents do not have to endure what we have been through. we need people to participate in research. >> a call to join there, and the study, by the way, is free. >> well, before your kid gets on that scooter this weekend, check it out. it might be under recall. the ripstik, not scooter, but 158,000 electric motorized caster boards are being recalled because of a fire hazard. razor received more than 700 reports of the rear wheel locking up. at least four people were injured. so should dentists be allowed to administer an steesha on their own when they're treating children in.

>> that's a controversial question that right now is before california lawmakers and it could come to a head next week. chris chmura here now with what it might mean for your kids' next dental appointment. >> the question is, do dentists need help when they put a child under. the legislature is considering a law named for an albany boy. >> amazing little kid. >> kaleb sears died after a routine point to have his tooth pulled. the dentist doing the dental work and the anesthesia was doing too much. now, it would choir dentists to bring in a second dentist to assist them when they put a kid under. >> if this gets passed, this will put access to care into abysmal failure. >> it would not impact us at all. >> those conflicting opinions motivated us to call hundreds of dentists' offices. we'll reveal what we found out and share the change taking place in the office where kaleb

was put to sleep but never woke up. if you have a consumer tip for us, please share it. the number is 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you tonight at 11:00. >> 5:37 now. and haze has faded and now the cleanup is under way. a closer look at the aftermath behind the 420 celebrations in golden gate park. pack your patience this weekend. downtown of the bay area's largest city will be very congested. what you need to know before you head out the door.

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good morning. 5:30 on your friday. we're going to give you a live peek right now, downtown redwood city, and the fox theater, an institution there. and that place has been there since 1929. beautiful, toric, and all lit up this morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. one of my favorite concerts of all time there. >> which one? ? storytellers with lyle lovett and buddy guy. >> he's a throwback? >> he's still working. anyway, a good day to take the radio outside, have a picnic, do anything. >> it's going to be warm today. we're talk about some of the temperatures shooting into the upper 70s today. so it's going to feel like summer, and we'll have a lot of sunshine to go along with it. here's a live look at san jose

as you get ready to head out the door, and los gatos at 9:00, 58 degrees. then look at how quickly we're up to 68 degrees. by 11:00, lunchtime temperature, 72, and going to see highs in the upper 70s today. the average is just 69 degrees. into the next few days, more of that sun, but cooler weather. let's get a look at how roads are moving for you thissing in the south bay. no major issues as you head out for the morning commute. the bridge drive times are ten minutes at the bay bridge and san mateo bridge. 12 minutes at the dumbarton bridge. nine minutes. let's get a look at the camera as the metering lights are now on and we're starting to see the backup heading to the toll plaza. i'll have a look at kris and sam. >> 5:31. looking live at downtown san jose. enjoy the peace and quiet right now, because this weekend is going to be a little nutty downtown. a lot of traffic, and you might

find a hard time finding parking. >> pete is joining us from the san jose convention center with some of the headline event that could cause headaches for people living nearby. tens of thousands of people, pete. good morning. >> good morning to you. you can also expect to see a number of road closures, but also an economic boost to the area with all these events taking place this weekend. for starters, this afternoon, you're going to have the silicon valley comic-con behind me at the san jose convention center. this brings a lot of big names in the comic book industry. last year, the convention brought in 60,000 people, rivaling the economic impact of super bowl 50 to san jose. however, the outdoor festival will close down the west side of market street. and then of course, there's the piv san jose sharks game on saturday as they take on the edmonton oilers, which could possibly be an elimination game for the team. you're going to see a lot of people heading to the pedro

square area. right now, we want to show you a full list of the remaining events taking place this weekend. quite a number, but as far as road closures on that list, the street fair on sunday will close down south first street. if you plan on coming down to san jose this weekend, it's clearly going to be a busy one. we're live in san jose, pete suratos for today in the bay. >> thank you so much. >> yesterday was the party, today is the clean-up. with the haze officially lifted from golden gate park, now we get a look at what was left behind. crews wasted no time picking up garbage and whatever else they found after the 420 celebration yesterday. about 15,000 people pick packing into hippie hill to celebrate the annual and unofficial marijuana holiday. city leaders put more rules in place, and it seemed to work out. >> they have fences. >> this is an event that's

happening whether -- with or without a permit. what we're trying to do is provide the infrastructure to support it happens safely. >> they definitely controlled the flow yesterday. this year, fencing and entry point. no minors allowed in, and certain items like glass, large coolers and barbecues were all forbidden. there are no arrests to report at this point. >> 5:34 right now. the tennessee teacher charged with kidnapping one of his former students last month will face a judge in a california court today. 50-year-old tad cummins disappeared from tennessee more than a month go with his 15-year-old student. the two were found yesterday here in northern california in a remote part of sisque county. not far eureka. a care giver recognized comnns. >> i was like, that's the guy. we called 911 last night.

>> see something say something. he will be arraigned this morning. thomas will be flying home to be reunited with her family. >> 5:35. happening at the moment, authorities along with concerned friends and family trying to locate a man who people who know him say is battling depression. looking 21-year-old bobby o'leary. police say he ran from security workers who spotted him tuesday in santa clara. he is apparently depressed and not taking medication. >> a bomb scare in san francisco cleared out a block of market street, if you were there, this is the reason why that happened. san francisco police responded to a suspicious package on the 700 block otmarket street. a shelter in place advisory went into effect around 8:00 in the evening, and then police cleared the area and the department's bomb squad came to the scene. after 10:25, two and a half hours later, police secured the area and lifted the advisory. >> an investigation right now into a pretty strange armed robbery to tell you about. the search is on for a suspect

who robbed a south bay auto dealership. here's what happened. the suspect pictured in the sketch robbed kaiser motors on the fieskth. he identified himself as robby and asked about a trug for sale. then he went for a test drive. when he came back, he came back with a gun. he demanded money from the victim and got away in the truck that's pictured right there. the victim says he possibly has some sort of mental disability. >> 5:36 now. happening this evening, stage four of the route 101 broadway interchange project begins in san mateo county. starting at 8:00 tonight, the bay shore highway on ramp to northbound 101 will be closed. the nearly broadway off ramp will also be closed. both should open at 10:00 on saturday morning. >> crisp, pure water back on tap. 800,000 east bay home openers will have their water piped directly from the river.

it's sourced from the sierra, the melted snow there. it will affect customers in oakland, richmond, and san leandro and many communities west of the berkeley hills. for five months, they were drinking reservoir water. >> it's 5:37, with and clear skies around the bay area and chilly temperatures to start, it's 54 degrees in the peninsula and the tri-valley. 47 degrees. we're also at 47 in the north bay, and the east bay at 52 degrees. and a lot of sunshine in the forecast. a day for some shorts and some short sleeves. and don't forget the sunglasses. look at all this sun in the forecast today with some mid 70s in the peninsula and the east bay. while san francisco today will be up to 69 degrees. coming up, we'll take a look at the temperature trend for today and a couple events going on around the bay area. let's get a look at what it looks like as you head out for the commute. we have seen a few more slow spots on the roadways including in the south bay. 101, as you approach 880. we're starting to see a slowdown

there, and also for parts of the tri-valley, getting a slowdown here on 680. just south of sunol. so watch out there. and also, for 84 going southbound, just to the west of livermore, you're going to see some of those roads slowing down around those areas. as we get a look at the tri-valley drive times from grant line road to 680, 22 minutes. 580 to vargas road, 11 minutes. and val apetes road at 680, nine minutes. slowing down just a little bit there. let's get a live look outside as you head out for the commute around dublin, seeing a few more cars. we'll watch this area and also the other spots around the bay. i'll have another look at weather and traffic in a few minute. >> thank you, kari. >> coming up next, failing to care fors. the bay area hospital facing fines by state regulators, including one that reportedly removed a woman's ovaries by mistake. >> and there's a simple fact that just doesn't matter to

trump voters. what fact? i'll tell you on day 92.

5:41. as you get up and get ready to head out, it's clear and a cool start. make sure the kids are dressed nice and warm. at recess, they'll enjoy a lot of sunshine with quickly warming temperatures and it will be another great day to get outside. the temperatures today in the 70s. a jacket this morning and short sleeves for later today.

we'll talk about what else is going on in this forecast after this temperature spike coming up in five minutes. >> the man who police say went on a hate crime shooting spree in fresno will be arraigned today. kori ali muhammad will face a judge for the first time since the deadly triple shooting earlier this week. police say he killed three white men after learning that he was wanted in killing. that of a motel security officer. police say the 39-year-old ex-convict selected his victims at random in tuesday's attack. >> a vallejo man who brazenly flashed his 40-caliber gun on live stream video earlier this week is facing some legal trouble. >> yeah, happened on periscope. video of the man identified as christian brown. in the video, you see him flashing the gun and smiling as he points it at the camera, which police say the camera was loaded. brown posted this title to the video, i need 100 views so i can shoot my 40. >> 40 is the caliber of the

handgun. that's our opinion that he was referring to the caliber. >> needless to say, the video got people's attention. especially in the wake of recent shoots and the one in ohio posted on facebook. vallejo police say brown has been charged with possession of a firearm and violating parole. >> by the way area hospitals facing fines. state health regulators announced fines against kaiser permanente hospital in san francisco, st. luke campus in san francisco, napa's queen of the valley, and sequoia hospital in redwood city. those dollar amounts range from about $,000 to $225,000. >> most of the fines actually involve the deaths of patients due to mistakes made by hospital staffers. but in the case of sequoia, doctors made a mistake when they removed a patient's ovaries even though they were supposed to remove other organs.

that procedure was apparent entered incorrectly in the hospital's surgery log. >> new this morning, the first of four arkansas inmates scheduled to die by the end of the month has been executed. lee died just before midnight. arkansas has a slate of executions lined up before a crucial lethal injection drug is supposed to expire. these executions have been challenged legally, but the state was allowed to move forward with lee's execution. >> developing story this morning, the u.s. and south korea militaries continue to hold joint training xurs this morning. of course, with the backdrop of tensions mounting on the korean peninsula. about 100 aircraft, including a u.s. jet and korean jets taking place. the training exercises coming as north korean media continuing to threaten a, quote, super mighty pre-emptive strike. u.s. and south korean forces are

signaling they're ready for whatever comes next. >> 5:24 now. it's day 92 of president trump's presidency, and reporters are getting ready to give him the traditional 100-day report card. scott. >> whatever president trump says, he says the reporters say it will be fake news. good morning to you. the president has already declared his presidency has accomplished more in its first 100 days than any in recent history. and that's demonstrably untrue. the president tweeted this morning, no matter how much i accomplish during the ridiculous standard of the first 100 days, it has been a lot, including sc. media will kill, and i'm going to be totally straightforward with you, it took us all in the newsroom a bit of time to decode what sc was. president trump did visit south carolina. that seemed like an ought thing to brag about. it's supreme court. he couldn't use scotus because he had used all 140 characters.

one thing president trump definitely did not do was create a new cybersecurity plan. he said he would have that done in the first 90 days. not only is there not a new plan. reports say the person in charge of the plan,y giuliani, has not discussed it with the president since this meeting in january. new reports say the united states has issued a warrant for the arrest of wikileaks head julian assange and may bring crimial charges against others who participate in wikileaks. the new director of the cia says wikileaks is controlled by foreign powers. this is a big turnaround. president trump said during the campaign, quote, i love a wikileaks. president trump will sign a number of executive orders today, including some backing financial restrictions put in place by the obama administration. yesterday, the president spoke out against foreign steal, particularly chinese steel. the bay bridge, manufactured in china, with chinese steel, then shipped piece to piece to

america. approved by republican governor arnold schwarzenegger. and we take a look at what politicians say, compare that with facts. we're going to keep doing that, but in many cases, it just doesn'ter. case in point, a new poll shows republican voters do not believe that president trump has golfed more times than president obama in the same space of time. three months of their presidencies. president trump has golfed far more times. but according to a public opinion poll, 53% of people who voted for trump don't think it's true. >> sometimes the facts don't matter, i guess. thanks, scott. >> scott, of course, examines our president's tweets, executive orders and speeches. he would like to hear from you. you can share your thoughts with scott on twitter. >> 5:47. even if the park is gone smrx of the greats who thrived there will live on through street

names in a neighborhood going up in its place. we should find out more today in a renaming event. but how about taking ronny watt street down to barry bonds avenue and taking it to bill wash lane. we're taking liberties here. get the idea. the street names and actual locations will be revealed this afternoon at 1:00. >> i mean, there are so many epic coaches and athletes in the bay area. how do you pick which ones? >> there are so many neighborhoods with odd names. when we go to crime scenes on reindeer lane. >> it might not fit, but we do have fairy tale like weather heading into the weekend. >> i think so, especially when you want a little warm weather and then you want a little of some cool weather. we'll see it all as we head into next several days. our temperatures will be going up and down. a life look at 5:48 at san francisco.

absolutely gorgeous start to this day. but it is cool, as you head out the door, and the seven-day forecast is now coming up at the bottom of the screen. take a look. you'll be able to see how our temperatures will be changing over the next few days. but there's no rain in the forecast. and as you step out in fairfield, it's 44 degrees. 52 in oakland, palo alto, jose, and san francisco as well as half moon bay. a pretty even temperature range there. but we'll spread things out later on today as we go from the upper skiblths along the coast and in san francisco into the low 80s today. look at napa, 82 degrees. and 79 degrees in san jose. after seeing that cool start and a warm finish, you'll want make sure you stay warm. have a hoodie for the morning and short sleeves. later on today, you'll take off the jacket and want to make sure you're dressed comfortably for some summertime weather, and the sunglasses, a necessity today. don't forget those before you head out. going to see the next round of clouds moving in that will not

bring us any rain for tomorrow. but we're seeing it out there in the pacific right now moving closer, so as you get ready to head out for tomorrow, early in the morning, if you're coming to see me as history park in san jose for the autism speaks walk, it will be at 60 degrees at 9:00 as we get things started and throughout the morning in the low 70s. then the temperatures continue to climb from there into the low 70s. later on in the evening for the sharks versus the oilers game at the shark tank, it will be in the lower 60s. and more clouds moving in. but once again, no more of the rain. we are going to see the clouds also in san francisco. a high of 64 degrees. a little cooler on sunday as the clouds will bring about some change for the first part of next week. as we see the temperatures drop, we will also have another chance of rain in the forecast from tuesday afternoon into wednesday. the same for the inland areas, and warmest days in the forecast will definitely be today as well as tomorrow. let's get a look at how the drive times are looking for you

as you head out around the bay area. we have seen a couple more slowdowns on the roadways as we approach the 6:00 hour. going to look closer as you approach the bay bridge toll plaza. some red there meaning slower sensors and some slower speeds driving through there. also for the south bay heading north on 101 as you approach 880, make sure you allow some extra time to get through that traffic mess, and also for the tri-valley on 84 in both directions, we're starting to see it slow down around con canon boulevard. let's get a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. starting to see the slowdown there. a lot more friends joining you in traffic. >> starting to see the sunrise, too. thank you very much. pretty. >> coming up, earth day is tomorrow. the simple steps that will lower your electric bill and help save the planet at the same time. >> first, just getting word that 26 hostages including members of qatar's ruling family, have been

released after 16 months in captivity in iraq. that group was kidnapped in december of 2015 from a desert camp. also, elon musk's latest endeavor, the brain. the ceo of tesla and spacex is looking to link a computer to a human brain to help treat strokes and other health problems. musk is hoping to have a product ready in about four years. we'll be back in two minutes right after this break. hey allergy muddlers

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is back in the spotline this morning-- after nbc )s dateline ea the tragic case of laci peterson back in the spotlight after dateline unearthed new interrogation videos showing her husband, scott peterson. >> certainly a gase everybody in the bay area remembers well. investigators suspected scott peterson in laci's death from day one but her family didn't until amber frye came into the picture. keith morrison sat down with her. >> october 2002, months before laci peterson disappeared. 100 miles away in fresno, california, something happened that would make all the difference in the case. a young woman named amber frye got a phone call from a friend about a guy. >> i was doing really well in getting my career started in massage therapy and single mother. and was told about this great

guy my friend wanted me to meet. >> he sounded perfect. >> she had said he had a good sense of humor, good looking, had a career. he was single and looking for the one, like soul mate. >> serious about this. >> yeah. >> his -- scott peterson. it was late november when they met in person. and it was electric. >> i mean, we just had a really great first date. like really good. >> sometimes you meet somebody, it's very easy to talk to them, you feel as if there's no wall between the two of you. it was like that? >> yeah. >> he wooed her fast with strawberries and champagne. >> early, bright, and exciting. >> absolutely. >> to see the complete story, tune in tonight at 9:00 for nbc dateline. the laci peterson story, right here on nbc bay area. >> happening right now, two

seattle police officers are still in the hospital after they were shot while responding to a robbery. a third officer was also grazed by a bullet and a fourth was hit in the head with a bottle. three suspects ran away from the scene. they were all eventually taken into custody. those two officers who are in the hospital right now are expected to be okay. >> we have new video just in to our newsroom showing a special tribute to the late music icon prince as we mark one year since prince's death. two of minnesota's most traveled bridges were lit up in purple overnight. today marks exactly one year since the native minnesotan died. pris died on october 1st of last year. he died officially of annal overdose of fentanyl. >> we are one day away from day and it's always a good reminder to talk about ways to conserve energy. if you always leave the lights on, try upgrading to smartphones that can be programmed through an app so you can shut them off

remotely when you don't need them. smart thermostats can help you remember that the air is on only when you're home and you need it. beware of vampire power. smart plugs are an easy fix for that. make sure you never throw away old electronics. find a recycling place instead. some places like apple offer those free recycling programs. >> big box retail stores like best buy, thak take back certain tech devices and places in town have tech rececaling days. >> another tip, check trade-sites, but make sure your wipe your gadgets first. >> earth day and science, tomorrow, thousands across the country are marching for science. that includes several events here in the bay area. scientists and teachers organize the marchers counter what they say are threats to education and research. that includes cuts to educational programs and change denial. bill nye the science guy will be spearheading the event.

a lot of us remember him from our childhood. >> a big day for samsung. today, releasing the galaxy s8, samsung's first major cell phone since the note 7. the device is different in a couple different sizes, and it also comes in five different colors. now, samsung says the batteries there have undergone a ridgeerous eight-point safety check. >> usually we talk about the features on the phone right? >> a slice of hollywood on the peninsula. nbc bay area was in san mateo last night as the armenian community gathered together for a special screening of the new movie "the promise." it's in theaters this weekend and chronicles a love story set in the armenian genocide which started in 1915. organizers of the screening hope the movie will help to inform people about this horrible chapter of history. we spoke with one of the film's producer whose is from san mateo. >> we never forget and never  allow anything like this to ever

happen again. >> i home that people will finally recognize the amirirmen genocide. >> right now, following breaking news where police have identified the man behind the deadly terror attack in want of the city's most popular tourist destinations. >> plus, new ever night, a car crash at a bay area hospital. the damage left behind. >> out of the danger zone. the reason authorities are less concerned a south bay reservoir may fail in an earthquake. today in the bay continues right now. >> good morning. and thanks for joining us on this friday. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. it's so sweet just to say -- you're very sweet as well, but yes, it's friday. rolls off the tongue, clearly. a lot of options for what to do this weekend. >>