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. >> oh, my goodness.

overwhelmed with everything going on. you want to make sure you allow extra time to get there because there will be so many other events going on in the same area, spaelg in the south bay. as you get the friday started, stepping out the door, 46 degrees in the tri-valley and 50 in the south bay. it's 53 in san francisco. and north bay, 45 degrees. a jacket needed early, but as we go through the day, nothing but sunglasses, shorts, and short sleeves as the high temperatures into the low 80s today. up to 69 and breezy winds in san francisco. i want to show you what's going on as you head out for that drive this morning. out there on the roadway, we have seen just a few slowdowns now, but as we go through the 6:00 hour, starting to see more people on the roadways, and we are also getting a slowdown at north 101, right there as you head closer to 880 and then also for the east bay. you have a wreck near walnut creek, 680 southbound. we're see agslowdown near main

street, and also for hayward, 880 heading farther to the south, we're seeing some slower road sensors there. i'll have another look at weather and traffic coming up in a few minutes. kari, thank you very much. let's get to breaking news this morning out of. within the last three hours or so, we have learned the name of the gunman behind a deadly terror attack at the champs deelise in france. 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 raids for a possible accompli accomplice. this is in a town east of paris where believe believe the gunman may have lived. isis has claimed responsibility for this attack. >> also this morning, the popular tourist desination where the attack happened is now back open. new video showing cars once again. >> and just a few hours ago, president donald trump responded to that attack, writing, quote, another terrorist attack in

paris. the people of france will not take much more of this. will have a big effect on presidential election. >> we are also following breaking news out of salono county this morning. this is new video in to our newsroom showing police towing at least car at the scene of a shooting in fairfield happening on cement road, not too far away from the traffics air force base. we learned in the last 20 minutes, one perb is shot and in the hospital. no word on whether anyone was arrested. we'll continue to update you as information comes into our newsroom. >> new this morning, authorities in the south bay reportedly looking for the driver whose suv plowed into the side of a medical office building around 1:00 this morning. the car struck the side of a building at regional medical center in san jose. that building sits on the edge of campus along jackson avenue and is not connected to the main tower. new this morning, there is some relief in the south bay. hard to believe this is only a month or two ago that the

anderson reservoir was spilling over like that, but now down to 68%, a number that's critical in the event of a large earthquake. >> bob redell is live to explain why this is a relief for folks in the south county. >> good morning, after months of releasing water 24/7, the anderson reservoir here in morgan hill is finally at a much safer level of water. earlier this week, you can take a look at thisio and see how dramatic the pictures are when you compare them to a couple months ago. it fell below 68% capacity. that's the maximum 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 calaveras vault at the time, the dam built

in 1950 could have failed. >> it certainly feels good to us that we are now down below that 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, had been releasing water from the reservoir since around the start of the year and will continue to do so until mid to late may when anderson gets to around 58% and coyote, 50% capacity. in 2020, the district is expected to start a four-year, $400 million seismic retrofit of anderson dam. reporting live here in morgan hill, bob redell, today in the bay. >> all right, bob, thank you so much. >> 6:05 right now. there is speculation that a

judge may rule as early as today in a bay area based lawsuit against president trump's executive immigration order, specifically as it pertained to federal funds for sanctuary governments. last week, san francisco and santa clara argued to block the order that would potentially take funding away from sanctuary governments. while the judge didn't issue a specific timetable, judges in similar cases have waited about this long before announcing their decision. >> new this morning, word of an arrest and bizarre motives in last week's bombing of a german soccer team's bus. the attack on the bus as it traveled to a key soccer match, injuring a player there. this morning, authorities arrested a 28-year-old german russian man. the attack apparently had to do with terror. instead, they say he carried out the bombing to try to drive down the team's share price when the suspect had shorted so he might profit. >> that is a twist. >> happening today, bartd will reportedly announce the next person who will lead its police

force. several news agencies report b.a.r.t. has hired carlos rojas. according to the orange county register, rojas on wednesday tendered his resignation saying he was accepting the b.a.r.t. position. rojas will replace kenton rainy who retired at the end of last year. >> 6:07, and happening today, san francisco city college wants to further explain its free tuition process for its students. the free city initiative will allow students who are residents of san francisco to attend city college for free so long as they maintain a 2.0 gpa and starting at 9:00 this morning, all city college campuses will host open houses to go over that, plus enrollment, funding, and admission. >> all playoff losses for your favorite team are tough to stomach. this might be particularly hard for san jose fans who are waking up awfully disappointed this morning. >> it wasn't supposed to go down lice thick. playoff heartbreak for sharks and in overtime. >> over to the point.

desnes. down low. >> we should have blurred that out, right? edmonton bangs in the game winning goal with less than two minutes remaining in o.t., and it was a wild scene in canada. oilers win 4-3. now lead the series 3-2. game six, though, here's the good news, they're coming back home. they're going to play in san jose tomorrow night so we can turn up in teal and help the sharks win in order to stay alive. and at 6:08, if you are planning to head out to the sharks game, make sure you extra early. there are so many events going on in the south bay, it's going to take you some time to get to the s.a.p. center. and temperature wise, it's going to be nice. heading to the game, 66 degrees. a lot of clouds, though, overhead, and dropping back into the upper 50s. here's a live look outside at oakland as we get ready for the a's to play later on this evening with some clear skies. we will see the temperatures much warmer today.

at 7:00, 67 degrees. a few clouds in the mix. but looking good as you head out there for some fun on this friday. let's see how the roads are looking as you head out the door this morning for work. we're starting to get several more issues going on. a big look at the bay area shows that overall things are flowing pretty smoothly, but now we have an accident on the san mateo bridge. and then we're also seeing it slowing down, coming from the other direction. it's slowing down on the san mateo bridge, and also the dumbarton bridge as we get a live look out there now, we're seeing from here, it looks pretty good, and the bay bridge, starting to see the usual backup there as the sun rises, there's your friday party getting the friday started. >> look at that tiny sliver of pink. isn't that pretty? >> it is. staying in an airbnb in one east bay city got more expensive. >> new tax that will added to certain airbnbs. >> plus, which is the best place to work, not the best place to

work? i'll answer that in business and tech.

=sam/cu= air b-n-b renters in richmond...are going to t it is 6:12, and as you get ready to head out, all clear sunshine as you get a live look outside at palo alto. looking at the temperature trend for today, it starts out at 10:00 at 63 degrees. rising into the low 70s, and a beautiful day to spend extra

time outside. it will feel indeed like it's summer. but we go back to spring in time for the weekend. we'll talk about that coming up in five minutes. >> spring, summer, either way, sounds nice. 6:13. airbnb renters in richmond will have to pay up. the city will subject them to a hotel tax. they'll pay a 10% occupantancy tax. the richmond city council passed the measure on tuesday. it will be added and collected based on the price of the rental. >> a chicago man says his headphones are spying on him, and a law professor says you're right. the man filed a lawsuit this week accusing bose of secretly tracking what he was listening to. he said using the headphones along with the bose connect portion of it allowed personal information to be collected and shared with third parties. harold krent, dean of the college of law said this kind of

data collection is included in licensing agreements in the fine print most don't read. >> you need to move to a place where there is a notification in any kind of situation where we wouldn't anticipate that our private information was collected and used for profit warb. >> he added data mining is becoming more and more common as we rely more heavily on internet connected devices. >> google's home devices can now recognize different users based on the difference in thars voices. before, each device could only be connected to one google account, but now, it can support up to six accounts. meaning it can provide different information based on which member of the household asks the question. >> head of the household, that's still who the question is right there. >> we know who it is. >> exactly. when is the best place to work? not really the best place to work. >> scott mcgrew, a riddle. >> the best place to work, sam and kris, is not the best place to work when you get laid off. just days after the business

newspaper san francisco business times, said personal financial company nerdwallet was one of the best places to work in san francisco, the same newspaper reports the company laid off a significant portion of its workers. including the executive in charge of growth. so not much more growth. the man hired to investigate accusations of sexual harassment at uber, former u.s. attorney general eric holder, has asked for more time to conduct that investigation because he has not yet interviewed top hr executives. this according to a memo obtained by our sister blog recode. it's not clear why holder has not conducted the interviews considering it's really in uber's best interest to solve the problems that have been dogging that company. as you well know, president trump on tuesday signed an executive order to make it more difficult for companies, usually high-tech companies, to obtain h1b visas for foreign workers. no question sometimes the visas

are abused and that costs american jobs, but legitimate users of the visa are worried because it will affect their ability to hire. this weekend on my show, press here, i press down with the ceo of tibco who uses h-1b to hire skilled workers. >> it could be a skalg. it's something that's important to us. i'm a product of an h-b visa. >> are you really? where are you from? >> canada. i'm very empathetic to. it really helps us in terms of accessing a global pool of resources. >> talk about not doing your research. that one caught me off guard, that we'ring about h-1b. we'll talk about it sunday after "meet the press." >> we'll give you one every 20 years. >> fair enough. >> rarely makes a mistake. >> i know. new this morning, a colorado company taking marijuana sales to a whole new level in honor of 420-year-old, colorado's first drive-through marijuana dispensary opened in a former

car wash so customers pull the car into the building. they can buy pot directly from their car. in order to comply with the law, all drivers and passengers have to be at least 21 years old, and when they buy what they buy, it's all sealed up. >> i love the name of the car wash. tumbleweed. as you make your way through there, we have been dealing with high pollen counts around here. a lot of that flushed out with the rain? >> i had a lot of issues with allergies. i took my claritin this morning. all good. hopefully you did, too. we're going to have sunshine in the forecast. warm weather, and yes, the pollen will be back out in full force. as we're going to start out this dry day. we're at 46 degrees. and it's cool in the tri-valley. 53 degrees in the peninsula. also 53 in san francisco, as you step out the door. after this cool start, look at how much it warms up. we're up to 75 degrees in the peninsula. and almost hitting 80 degrees in the south bay and the tri-valley as well as the north bay. we will see a few spots hitting

80 today and up to 69 degrees in san francisco. so if you don't have spring break this week and the kids are getting ready to head out for school, a clear and cool start. make sure they have on a nice warm jacket but layers they can take off throughout the day. don't forget to write the name on the tag because they may lose the jacket later on today as the temperatures warm up to the low 70s and a great day outside. if you're like my child who is on break this week, santa cruz looks like an awesome option here because we do have a cool start to the morning, but then it quickly warms up and will be in the low 70s for this afternoon. and then for tomorrow, not as bright and sunny. these clouds will be moving in. although we will see an increase in cloud cover, it will still be dry. we're not going to see any showers moving through the bay area. it will be a filtered sunshine throughout the day, and that will help bring down the temperatures, and on sunday, back to sunshine. we're getting ready for rain in the forecast for the middle of next week, especially for

tuesday afternoon and indeed on wednesday morning before that weather system clears out. so the seven-day forecast shows that we have some clouds moving in tomorrow. we'll bring down the temperatures a few more degrees in san francisco. even cooler on sunday once the front passes. then next week, a dry start. showers on tuesday and wednesday. the inland areas, this is where we the temperatures going up and down. cooling down for the weekend and also as the showers move in early next week. now let's see how it looks on the roadways. a few more issues, especially coming through the altamont pass. if you know somebody coming into the bay area from the central valley, they may have a little bit more of a slowdown and some issues on the roadways. also, going to see the south baying good at this point, but we're also tracking that collision on the san mateo bridge. we're starting to see the red sensors showing it is slowing down on the high rise, and also looking at the bridge drive times. of course, the bay bridge is slow there. san mateo bridge at about 20

minutes, and the dumbarton bridge at 12 minutes. let's look at the san mateo bridge, all the cars started to head across right now, but looks like it is at least flowing, and looking at the fremont area, we're also seeing the roads flowing smoothly there i'll have another look at weather and traffic coming up in a minutes. >> thank you. football fans, they represent some hope for your team. the nfl draft coming up next week. >> coming up after the break, what we can expect from the raiders as they get ready to move to las vegas. >> does dentistry in california need to change? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds to parents who say yes. next. ♪

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==cam== a live look at the oakland coliseum .. where business cas happening today, a live look right now at the oakland coliseum where business carries on despite the fact that at least one of the tenants of the coliseum is now a short-term one. members of the oakland alamead coliseum authority are holding their first meeting since the nfl approved the meeting to las vegas. it's not known if they'll talk about the raiders lease. part of the meeting is a closed-door session. while we're talking about the nfl, now that the schedule is out and raiders fans know exactly when the key matchups will be played, it's time to focus on the draft. that starts next thursday. the raiders plan to add pizzazz

to their selections by announcing their third-day picks by announcing from the welcome to las vegas sign. it may or may not pump up bay area raiders fans. they're holding a conference today the current facility in alameet meada. >> before your kid gets on their ripstik this week, check it out because it might be under recall. take a look at this one and see if it's the one you have at home. 158,000 motorized caster boards are recalled due to a fall hazard. they have received more than 700 reports of the rear wheel locking up. at least four people were injured. that wasn't the reason i fell off my nephew's. >> that was unrelated. >> after death of a child, an important question. should dentists be allowed to administer anesthesia on their own. >> now, a question before california lawmakers which could come to a head next week.

chris chmura is here with what you might need to know before your child's next dental appointment. >> the question is, do dentists need help when they put a child under? >> amazing little kid. >> kaleb sears died after a routine appointment to have a tooth pulled. his parents say the dentist who was doing the dental work and anesthesia at the same time was doing too much. now lawmakers are considering kaleb's law which would require dentsests to bring in a second dentist to assist them when they put kids under. not everyone agrees. even dentists are deeply divided. >> if this gets passed, this is going to put access to care into a failure. >> it would not impact us at all. >> those conflicted opinions motivated us to call hundreds of dentist offices. we'll reveal tonight at 11:00 what we found out and the change that'sing place in the office where kaleb was put to sleep and never woke up.

if you have a tip for us, share it. 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thanks, chris. >> 6:26, and coming up next on today in the bay, marijuana mess. the clean-up left behind after san francisco's infamous and big 420 pot celebration. >> pack your patience this weekend. the downtown of the bay area's largest city will be very congested. what you need to know before you go. >> wise words, as patients definitely need it right now for drivers trying to get over the bay bridge. a look at the toll plaza at 6:26. a gorgeous sunrise in the background. a full look at weather and traffic in 2 1/2 minutes. you're watching today in the bay. hey allergy muddlers

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few days-- and we )re getting rey right now at 6:30, the rain is gone, at least for a few days. we're getting ready for a beautiful weekend ahead. take a live look outside our window in redwood city. we can see the hustle bustle just starting to pick up as the day gets started. thanks so much for joining us on this friday. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cann garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. a good day to see the redwoods, go for a hike. pretty warm this friday. >> and free this weekend for the national parks. there you go. earth day celebration. and we're going to have a lot of sunshine, at least for today. more clouds moving in tomorrow. so you'll want to take in this

sunrise. gorgeous shot over san jose. this is how your friday starts. looks good. and it feels fairly mild. a little cool to start in some spots, especially for the valley. 46 degrees in livermore and fairfield. 51 in oakland and in san francisco. and looking at today's highs, we're up to 79 degrees in the south bay. 82 in napa. san francisco will be up to 68 degrees and 78 in livermore. as we get a look at what it looks like as you head out there for your morning drive, we're seeing more issues, especially if you're planning to take one of the bridges. especially the san mateo bridge. even looking at the south bay, starting to slow down, 101 north, that's kind of a usual spot as you approach 880 and for the san mateo bridge, a lot of red sensors there. and here's a live look at the bridge as we're barely seeing it move all right now. so maybe try to pick another option. i'll have another look at the forecast the weekend forecast, coming up in seven minutes.

>> it's going to be a jam packed weekend in the south bay, which is a really good thing. but it is going to mean a lot of traffic, and the roads and also on of trains. >> a lot of events going on. one of the biggest ones, comic-con at the san jose convention center. that's where we find pete suratos live this morning to break down all the events happening in the city. sports, comics. science. a little bit of everything. pete, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and kris. plenty of things going on this weekend in jose. as you mentioned, plenty of road closures and also a potential economic boost to the local economy because of these events. and for starters, this afternoon, you're going to have the silicon valley comic-con taking place behind me at the san jose convention center. a lot of big names, and last year, the convention brought in 60,000 people, so that's similar to the crowds we saw during super bowl 50 that took place in the south bay last year. however, the convention's outdoor festival will close down the west side of market street

between san fernando and san carlos street, and then pivotal san jose sharks game on saturday as they take on the oilers which could posbe an elimination game for the team. this is going to affect parking in the san pedro square area with fans heading to the shark tank or watching the game at local bars in the area. here's a look at the remaining evnlts in san jose, and on the list, i want to point out road closures, the sofa street fair on sunday that's going to close down south 1st street near san carlos. if you plan on coming down to san jose this weekend, it's clear, guys, it's going to be a busy one. live in san hose, pete suratos for today in the bay. >> you have to work on yourtume for comic-con. have a good weekend. >> a live look from nbc bay area's sky ranger this morning overhead. golden gate park in san francisco. can't even tell anything happened there yesterday. >> that is shocking. >> can you believe it? this time yesterday, people were already starting to show up for

the famous 420 unofficial pot holiday. there was a huge mess and a lot of crews spending hours late into the night cleaning things up. but looks like it's all gone. this year, crews in san francisco did pick up garbage. they also found a lot of other items as well. this is how it looked just about yesterday afternoon. about 15,000 people packed onto hippie hill to celebrate that unofficial marijuana holiday. for many years, the event had a lot of problems, but this time around, city leaders did try to put more work in place, and as we saw from the live picture from the sky ranger, it seemed like it worked. >> they got all kinds of rules. fences up now so people have to get checked in. >> this is an event that's happening whether we -- with or without a permit. what we're trying todo is provide the infrastructure that provides that it happens safely. >> this year, the entry point was set and there were no minors allowed in. and certain items like glass, large coolers, and barbecues

were forbidden. no arrests to report at this point. >> nice job there by the city of san francisco. >> 6:33. happening right now, authorities along with concerned friends and family are trying to find a man who people who know him say is battling depression. santa clara police are looking for 21-year-old bobby o'leary. here's a picture. he ran from security workers who spotted him tuesday in santa clara. he's apparently depressed and not taking medication. >> a teacher charged with kidnapping one of his former students will face a judge in a california courtroom. tad cumins disappears with this girl, 15-year-old elizabeth thomas. he's been on the run with her since the middle of march, but they were found yesterday in a remote part of sisque county not far from eureka. the care taker there of a rental cabin compound thought that cummins looks familiar and tipped off authorities.

? someone showed me a picture i'm like, that's the guy. so we called 911 last night. >> trust your gut. cummins will be arraigned this morning. thomas will be flying home to be reunited with her family. >> 6:35 right now. happening thisening, stage four of the highway 101 broadway interchange project that begins in san mateo county. starting at 8:00 tonight, the bay shore highway on ramp to northbound 101 is closed as a result. the nearby broadway ramp is close during construction. both should reopen at 10:00 in the morning on saturday. >> 6:35 right now, and mountain water back on tap for east bay homeowners. the mercury news reports that 800,000 east bay residents will have tap watered directly from the river how do you say it? mccullomy river. the water is sourced from the sierra's mountains melted snow and it will affect customers in

oakland, richmond, san leandro and customers west of the oakland berkeley hills. they have been drinking reservoir water which they said tasted and smelled a little funky, though it was safe. >> you say on tap, we have a lot on tap if you look at the weekend weather. >> i'm almost paralyzed because i can't pick one thing. >> me, foo. it's going to be an action packed weekend and also we'll have cooler weather moving in. but let's start out with today. right there in oakland, we'll see the a's playing later on this evening. make suria bring the sun block as the sun will be deeming down. as we go into the rest of the evening, a jacket because the temperature will be dropping. we'll go from the upper 60s to the upper 50s by the end of the game. looking at the valleys and inland areas, we will have filtered sunshine tomorrow and it won't be as warm, but still a nice, comfortable day, above average, with highs reaching into the low 70s, and then on

sunday, it will be cooler as we will have some all clear skies but a very comfortable day at 3:00 at 67. for tomorrow at the s.a.p. center, it will be rocking with some temperatures starting out in the low 60s at the time of the first start of the match as we will see the sharks and oilers there. i know. >> playing a game, kari. >> i know. trying to keep it all straight because i just talked about the a's. not the first pitch. the oakland earth day, we will see a lot of volunteers heading out to the parks and creeks. make sure you bring lots of bottled water because we'll have warm temperatures there, too, and also at the chabot space center, ucan tinker around with some things tomorrow, and that will be awesome, something to check out with the kids. it will be in the low 60s to start out and then the 70s by the time you out of there during the afternoon. now, in tiburon, and also for bill vudear, you can walk your history sknrx that will be a

neat experience as you start out in the morning with upper sgichts and then look at how those temperatures wamp up through the day into the low 70s with some sunshine. and if you want to join me, i'll be out at the autism speaks walk on saturday in san jose. at history park. that will also be a nice one, too, but nice and comfortable to start but warmb up throughout the day. i'll have more and we'll bring it back home in a few minutes. >> you deserve a two-minute break, kari. out of the danger zone. this morning, in three minutes, the reason people in the south bay no longer have to worry about flood concerns in the event of a large earthquake. >> and when it comes to politics, facts just don't matter. i'll prove it to you on day 92. >> we're keeping a close eye on the big board for you this morning. stocks pretty flat to open up your morning. up 9 1/2 points. the dow jones at 20,586. we'll have much more coming up in three minutes.

it is 6:41. happy friday. a lot of sunshine, and it will be a warmer day, even though it starts out where we have normally are this time of year. it's a cool start in the tri-valley, 46 degrees. 45 in the north bay, and then it really warms up with highs in the upper 70s to even a few low 80s. in the peninsula, up to 75 degrees. in san francisco, a high of 69. we'll take a look at the weekend forecast and beyond coming up in five minutes.

all right, thank you, kari. 6:41. we continue to follow breaking news out of salono county this morning. video shows police towing at least one car from the scene of a shooting in fairfield. this is on cement hill road, not far from travis air force base. one person was shot and is in the hospital. no word yet on whether anyone was arrested. we will continue to update this story as we get information into the newsroom. >> a live look right now this morning at the anderson reservoir in morgan hill. the spillway is gushing there, but by comparison to a number of weeks ago, what a difference in water levels. it's now much less vulnerable to a major earth wake. it fill below 78% capacity. that's the lowest level. the reservoir, which filled to capacity, well beyond it, during our wet weather, floodingstream in san jose as a result.

if there had been a magnitude 7.25 earthquake on the fault line at that time, the dam could have failed. we spoke with workers with the santa clara water district. >> it certainly feels good to us that we are now down below that 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 on that reservoir as well. >> the water district has been releasing water from the reservoir the start of the year and it will continue to do so until mid to late may. 2020, the district is set to start seismically fitting the dam. >> authorities in the south bay reportedly looking for the driver who plowed this suv into the side of a medical office building. happened around 1:00 in the morning when that car struck the side of the building at regional

medical center in san jose. the building sits on the edge of campus along jackson avenue and is not connected to the main tower. making news in the south this morning. the first of four arkansas inmates scheduled to die by the end of the month has been executed. ladell lee died just before midnight. arkansas had a full slate of executions lined up before a crucial lethal injection drug is set to expire. these executions have beened legally, but the state was allowed to move forward with lee's execution. it's arkansas first execution since 2005. >> 6:44. the man who police say went on a hate crime shooting spree in fresno will be arraigned today. kori muhammad will face the judge for the first since the deadly triple shooting. authorities say he killed three white men after learning he was wanted in another killing of a security officer. police say the 39-year-old ex-convict selected his victims at random in tuesday's attack. >> coming up on 6:45, and a

vallejo man who brazenly flashed his gun on a live stream video on paireriscope this week facin some trouble. this is the man identified as christian brown. you see him pointing the weapon in the video. he points it directly at the camera, which police say was loaded at the time. be posted this title. 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 cal. >> needless to say, the video got plenty of people's attention. especially in the wake of the recent shooting in ohio that was posted on facebook. vallejo police say that brown has been charged with possession of a loaded firearm and violating his parole. >> 6:45 now, and four bay area hospitals are facing fines for improper procedures in the care of their patients. state health regulator yesterday announced the fines and they're against kaiser permanente medical center in san francisco,

cpnc's st. luke campus in san francisco, napa's queen of the valley, and suchia hospital in redwood city. the dollar amounts of the fines range from $50,000 to $225,000. a lot of drama still happening at uc berkeley. late last night, conservative political commentator ann coulter continuing her attack against the university, all over her invitation to speak and then it was rescinded. they said they would allow her to speak on may 2nd when school is out of session. coulter said he's not available that day. instead, she said she's going to show up somewhere in berkeley next week on april 27th which was the original date of her planned visit. uc berkeley's chancellor said the school will continue to promote free. >> 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. >> so the bottom line at this point is that there really isn't a definitive answer about when and if coulter is coming to town. >> it is day 92 of president trump's presidency, and reporters are getting ready to give him the traditional 100-day report card. >> president trump says whatever reporters say, that's going to be fake news. >> the president has already declared his presidency has accomplished more in its first 100 days than any in recent history. that's demonstrably untrue, but the president tweeted this morning, no matter how much i accomplish during the ridiculous standard of the first 100 days, and it has been a lot, including sc, media will kill. i'm going to be straightporforward with you. it took us a bit of time to decode what sc was.

he visited south carolina. seemed an odd thing. it's supreme court. you were probably way ahead of us on that. one thing president trump definitely did not do is create a new cybersecurity. we can say that because his own deadline has passed. 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, rudy giuliani, has not discussed it with the president since that meeting. new reports say united states has issued a warrant in the arrest of wikileaks head julian assange and may bring criminal charges against others who participate in wikileaks. the new director of the cia appointed by president trump said wikileaks is controlled by foreign powers. this is a big turnaround. during the campaign, when wikileaks leaks were helping mr. trump, he had a different opinion. >> this just came out. this just came out. wikileaks, i love wikileaks.

>> so each day, we compare what politicians say to the facts. sometimes that's easy as telling you what they said now and then pulling up some old sound bite, what they said a few months ago. it was the direct opposite. sometimes the facts don't matter. president trump has factually spent more time golfing than president obama when compare their first 90 days in office. a new poll shows a muyoert of people who voted for president trump don't believe that. 52% will not accept that as fact. donald trump before he was president tweeted criticism of president obama for golfing. president trump has spent 20 percent of his presidency traveling to, spending time at, or traveling from his golf club in florida. >> that's not an altative fact. that's a facts fact. examining our president's tweets, executive orders, and speeches every morning on today in the bay. he said it's a two-way street. scott would like to hear from you. share your thoughts with him on

twitter. >> 6:49 right now. live look outside in san francisco this morning. it's a beautiful start to the day. nice and clear. and through the weekend, people across the bay area will gather together to celebrate our planet. it is earth day on saturday. here's just a few events that you can participate in if you're interested. students add merry hill preschool in san jose will release more than 50 butterflies, and tomorrow is the great american litter pick-up. tomorrow is also comcast cares day. that's when thousands of comcast employees including those of us here at nbc bay area will roll up our sleeves and put in some hard work to better our communities. sam, i can say you are good with a paint brush. >> not only am i good with a paint brush, but i also have the longest arms. hard to reach corner, i'm all over that. i'll be in san francisco tomorrow. appreciate the shout-out. >> the warriors tomorrow night will be trying to take a commander three games to nothing

lead in their first round playoff series against the trail blazer. they have to do it on the road and they may or may not have their star, kevin durant, i should say, one of their four stars on the court at the time. thes didn't seem to need durant when they routed the blazers in game two. durant did update fans yesterday saying he'sing optimistic about playing in game three. >> it's going to be tough to watch a basketball game indoors with all this beautiful weather happening outside. every camera you have taken has had a beautiful sunrise. >> it looks beautiful today. you'll find a place outside to watch the game, won't you? >> i will get to a tv. >> i'm sure a lot of people will. it is going to be an awesome weekend. i mean, take a look at this view now as you step out the door. and this is what it looks like over palo alto. all of the clear skies. beautiful sunrise, and also, a view of the golden gate bridge, a few high clouds to add more doma to the sky as you see the

sun rising, and the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, we hold off the rain chances for a few more days and also going to take in more sunshine. as we're looking now at the temperatures in the low 50s for oakland and san francisco, it's 54 degrees in palo alto, but we start out the morning in the north bay in the mid 40s. napa and santa rosa, 45 degrees. then we see the temperatures jump up into the upper 70s today for the south bay as well as the tri-valley. concord, you're up to 84 today air conditioners on. and in santa rosa, 78 degrees, while san francisco will be at 68 degrees. so as we get a look at the sunrise this morning, trying to plan for the day, it will be cool to start. so you will need a jacket, but under that, maybe some short sleeves you'll be peeling off some of the layers and shorts and sunglasses for the rest of the day as we will see all of that sun also sunglasses will be a nuty. maybe some sun block too. as we go into the weekend, an

increase in cloud cover with an approaching storm system, but it will not bring rain. stays dry, and on sunday, we go back to sunshine, but temperatures will be cooler. we'll hold off on the chances until about tuesday into wednesday as we will see the showers coming back along with some cooler temperatures in the inland areas. that's where we see the most drastic shifts in temperatures over the next few days. let's get a look at what it looks like as you head out for the morning commute right now. overall, we're not seeing major issues until we look at what's happening in the south bay. it's starting to jam up on 101 just north of 680, and also for the san mateo bridge, we have had a lot of issues here. there was an earlier crash. we see all of the red sensors there going across. it's barely moving. then for the dumbarton bridge, also starting to slow down as folks are trying to find an alternative here. for the bay bridge, at 13 minutes. look at the san mateo bridge. 50 minutes. tell your boss you're going to be late or maybe check out the

waze app so you can get a way around that. getting a live look outside, we're getting a look at the san mateo bridge, even buses stuck in the traffic there. and we'll see this slowly started to ease up, starting to jam up at that spot in the south bay. another look at weather in a few minutes. >> late to work, late to school for those kids. thank you very much, kari. >> a long time. >> we'll take a look at the top stories this morning on today in the bay including the deadly terror attack in paris. the new information we're learning about the attacker just this morning. >> first, we have learned in the last few hours that 26 hostages including members of qatar's ruling family have been released after 16 months in captivity in iraq. they were kidnapped in december of 2016 from a desert camp there. >> and elong musk's latest endeavor, the brain. he's looking to link a computer to a human brain to treat strokes other health problems. he's hoping to have a product ready in four years. you don't have to wait that long

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. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on nbc bay area. >> we start with breaking news out of france. in the last several hours, we have learned the name of the gunman behind the deadly terror

attack at the champs-elysees in france. kareem shaufry is behind the rampage that killed a police officer and injured two other officers and a passer-by. police still searching for a possible accomplice. coverage of the deadly paris attack will continue momentarily on the "today" show right after today in the bay. >> happening today, b.a.r.t. will reportedly announce -- rather, let's look live at the san jose convention center where comic-con kicks off today. a busy weekend, but plan ahead so you can find parking and transportation. comic-con is happening, also game six of the sharks playoff series against thors. that one is tomorrow. and take a look at the spectacular video just in to our newsroom this morning. makes you want to run outside or walk outside. nbc bay area's sky ranger overhead as the sun was rising over san francisco. absolutely beautiful. >> incredible. >> a great way to start out a

friday. >> we say the golden state. we are literally the golden state right now. >> beautiful, and it's going to be warm day. going to feel like summertime around the bay area with highs reaching in some spots, check this out, near 80 degrees. at 79 in the north bay as well. yeah, we're going to see the temperatures in the upper 70s, in the peninsula, 75 today. and 69 degrees in san francisco. now, even though it's beautiful outside, we have quite a few issues on the roadways. especially for the san mateo bridge. we're also getting a backup in the south bay. looking at the overall view, road sensors are mostly green. and for the south bay, we have a new accident on 101, just past 680. there's a lane closed there. allow extra time to get through that area. also for the san mateo bridge, getting a little bit of recovery here, but it's still very slow and you want to find another way with waze. >> really slammed this morning. hopefully that will improve.

>> that's what's happening today in the bay. we'll be back with you live at 7:25 with more live local news. >> enjoy the weather. join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. coverage from paris begins right now. good morning. breaking overnight, arkansas carries out its first execution in more than a decade, a lethal injection using a controversial drug. the supreme court clearing the way by rejecting a series of last-minute appeals. will it be the first of many. >> don't mess with us. north korea threatens the u.s. with a, quote, super mighty preempted strike as the pentagon prepares for a possible nuclear test from the regime in the coming days. >> heading home, the tennessee high school student who was allegedly kidnapped by her teacher. found safe thousands of miles away in california. that teacher now behind bars.