another cold one. >> another cold one. you do have to wear lots of layers and bundle up. i feel like a broken record saying that, but we will have another very chilly start. a live look outside in fremont as you get ready to step out the door, we are in the upper 30s there, we will still be in the 30s and 40s through about 8:00 and only make it into the mid 50s today, but at least it will be sunny. we will take a look ahead to that weekend forecast. mike, you are still tracking that truck trash in sunol. here is our video that our photographer ethan took over there. you see obviously that's the truck on its side. two trailers there, one 10,000 pounds the other 12,000 pounds, that's what i'm told. that person right there is sweeping some of the debris off the roadway. they have to right the rig and then clear it. we will show you where that is on the map. that is, again, highway 84 just off of 680. folks traveling up or down 680 or traveling into or out of livermore via this route will be concerned. right there the slowing about two miles where the slowing and

brake tapping starts. i've seen it get slower at little valley, there is a horse breeder there and a driveway, people can go into the driveway and back on. we are still okay for the cut through between 580 and 680. crash right here just off of 680. we are waiting for another update from chp. we are bugging them a lot. sorry, but we need to tell everybody what's going on. everything else is moving smoothly, guys. new this morning more shaking in the area around danville, this is tied to recent quake swarm. the usgs says since midnight numerous small squaks have rattled the area. the biggest 2.8 at 3:25. then a 2.7 one hour earlier. this makes at least ten dwaks between 2.6 and 3.0 over the past two weeks. scientists say that that shaking is tied to a plate that actually pushes mt. diablo higher. bringing the gun control

gate to the bay area. a bay area congressman is holding a town hall this weekend to discuss what needs to be done to make sure something like this never happens again. "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live in lafayette with what could be talked about tomorrow. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning. you will have u.s. congressman dark dee sal knee a who represents a number of cities in nth kro county holding that town hall behind me at stanley middle school in lafayette. he represents several cities and much like we're seeing a o cross the country even at the white house with president trump we're seeing kind of this discussion moving forward when it comes to gun control in this country. now, he says this town hall was prompted by the events that took place in florida with that florida school shooting but he says they were eventually going to have a town hall on this very topic, but what he says he is happy to see is that the youth are leading this discussion this time around and they're really pushing that discussion forward. >> you know, these young people

make a difference. their passion, their absolute authenticity and it's just we've gone through this since columbine, so many of these. >> reporter: what you guys are looking at on your television screen is information on this town hall, it will take place tomorrow here in lafayette at stanley middle school between 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. a gun violence prevention town hall. now, the way it's going to work, they will have a panel of speakers and researchers from davis and stanford to talk about gun violence, then the congressman will speak for a little bit on how the gun control debate or if think legislation will be worked on in the upcoming future. they are encouraging folks in the public to attend, especially young folks to help continue with this discussion. live in lafayette, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> certainly on the top of a lot of people's minds. thank you, pete. in florida the big story this morning the shot that so many people are feeling about parkland's armed security guard

deciding not to confront the shooter during the rampage. this video shows school resource officer scot peterson three years ago at a board meeting. late yesterday the broward county sheriff talked about surveillance video he says shows peterson avoiding the building where so many students were getting shot. >> what i saw was a deputy arrive at the west side of the building 12, take up a position and he never went in. >> now, that video has not been made public. as for scot peterson, the sheriff says that he resigned after he told he was being suspended without pay. now, the sheriff also says that he's sick to his stomach over the latest findings. now to a disturbing story in the south bay. twin brothers are behind bars this morning, san jose say they arrested the man on your left, clinton pappadakis for possession of child pornography.

pappadakis is a track coach at oak grove high school. last year police arrested his twin brother clifford pappadakis for also having child important and taking inappropriate pictures of young girls at school. a former peninsula teacher who pleaded no contest to molestation is to be sentenced today. anthony satriano took suggestive photos of young girls. he is suspected to receive up to eight years in prison. this case made headlines last year when prosecutors unsuccessfully tried to have the judge removed because they believed he would be too lenient. making tuition free-for-all city college students is a little trickier than it seems. at least for city college of san francisco. the school is still reportedly trying to receive payments for the landmark new program approved last year by san francisco leaders. the hang up involves a dispute over the vetting process being used for students who apply for

free tuition. as a result the school says that it's still owed about $4 million from the city to cover last year's tab. continuing coverage now, the 2018 olympic winter games. norway continues to lead in overall medals with 36, canada is now in second place, germany has fallen to third. the u.s. close behind in fourth place with 21 medals. you can see the netherlands and trans rounding out the top six. now, the americans just came up short in last night's ladies figure skating finals. this was team u.s.a.'s worst finish ever. >> "today in the bay's" garvin thomas has been talking with fremont's karen chen and, garvin, tell us how she's feeling this morning. >> reporter: marcus, i have had the pleasure of intervening karen chen at least half a dozen times over the past year on her road, on her journey to pyeongchang. she has always been incredibly composed, but moments after she stepped off the ice last night and i talked to her i could tell something was different, she was fighting back tears. this was not the way she wanted

her olympics to end. i should add it's not because she didn't win a medal. even skating great programs, that was probably going to be a long shot for karen chen, butçó she stumbled and fell in her free skate. she ended up finishing in 11th place. what chen says bugs her the most is that she didn't show the world and her family, some who traveled from the bay area, some from taiwan, what she is capable of. she says she wasn't sure of her future going into these games but she is sure of it now. >> part of it i think is that tiger and she wanting pre dempgs right away, this is not the olympic experience i've been dreaming about. i want to create that moment for me and i feel like i deserve it and i want to do that. and really i do love skating with all my heart and i really want to train for another four years, build up my reputation, build up my confidence and be back here at the olympics. >> reporter: chen said she wants to attend college as well so

she'd like to figure out a way that she can do that and stay one of the best figure skaters in the world. now, marcus and laura, if there's one thing i've learned getting to know these athletes necessarily whether they win a medal or not that determines how they feel walking away from the olympics, it's simply do they feel they gave the best performance they possibly could. karen obviously does not feel that way this time around and wants another shot. >> understandably. they work so hard for this. you just saw some of garvin's interview with garvin thomas. she thanked him online, tweeting right back to him. you can follow garvin, he is @garvinthomas. and also new this morning first daughter and presidential adviser ivanka trump is in south korea. she is there toi,a represent th u.s., she says it's really a great honor to be there for the closing ceremony. that ceremony is sunday and of course we will bring that to you right here on nbc bay area. tara la pin ski and johnny weir

are the hosts. coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. we just learned minutes ago that cross-country skier jessie diggins will be america's flag bearer. on the "today" show we are already looking ahead at the 2020 summer games in tokyo. and right now it's 5:09. i want to take you to south korea with the temperatures there that hav%9pactually gotte above freezing and it's 10:00 at night on friday. so we are starting out looking at squaw valley and we will talk more about squaw valley and the weekend forecast in just a few minutes. i wanted to get you out the door with a bay area look at these cold temperatures this morning. pretty much all of us are starting out in the 30s and even some 20s now in livermore. that morning drive is going to be cold heading up the peninsula, upper 30s through 7:00 and sunshine with our temperatures making it into the upper 40s by noon. it's still going to be a cool and breezy day, highs in the mid

50s and we will talk about the weekend ahead in a few minutes. there is a crash overturned double trailer track over at sunol, that's the little bit of slowing. remember, it's friday, we expect a lighter volume of traffic and that could be one of the saving graces over here as this is a critical cut through between 580 and 680. right now you may just want to use 580 to 680 instead of cutting the corner to avoid all the activity here just shy of the 680 interchange. we will continue to track that and a hopefully get an update from chp shortly. f well, no delays there. ridge no delays there. does show you the cash lanesñ]'% have shown the backup at the cash lanes still holding on steady. usually they're cleernd by now. this is a concern for friday, guys. back to you. coming up next on "today in the bay," a winter wonderland. >> it makes me very happy inside. it's so happy that it actually radiates on the outside. >> snow in the sierra this

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getting you ready to head to squaw valley and alpine meadows. for today the high temperature will be 23 degrees. it's going to stay below freezing and even some light snow flurries. we are not going to have any

major snow this weekend and it's looking good for skiing, but let me show you what's on the way for next week. the potential of getting several feet of snow. you will want to keep checking in about this and also what's ahead for rain for the bay area. minutes. a bummer if you're going8ñ5 through sunol. this crash just shy of 680. i will talk about that and a way around it. and a very happy friday to you. we didn't expect them to, but stocks did okay on thursday, that interest right hikes were ahead. dow will start the day just under 25,000. amazon is back in the news. apple may be the most valuable company out there, amazon is turning out to be the most important. the company says it will open more of those automated stores where you go and grab what you want and leave. snap, the parent company of

snapchat fell big after kylie jenner asked on twitter if anybody still uzing snapchat. the value of the company fell more than a billion dollars after she said that. a billion dollars. kylie jenner and a billion dollars. nissan says it will get into the self-driving taxi business. starting in japan. as you know ride share replaced taxis, driverless taxis may replace ride share fares can get cheap if nobody has to pay a driver. out of sacramento county emergency services say they get as many as 40 calls for help on 911 every day from iphones and they are all coming from the same place. the sacramento b looked into it and they are all coming from an apple facility that -- where apple products are refurbished, put back together and fixed up so they could be resold. for some reason they are all calling 911. one of the pockets on the iphone x, which i don't have, but on

the iphone x is if you hold the power button and one of the volume buttons down at the same time it will call 911. >> that's right, it's like an emergency thing. >> it's a secret, nobody knows you're doing it sort of thing but it's also entirely possible that as the people are putting them back together they're holding down buttons and getting a lot of 911 calls out of that factory. >> interesting. very concerning, too. >> it is. after several close calls at sfo congressman mark desaulnier and two other politicians are calling for an independent review of all flights. last july a close call involving an air canada flight nearly landing on the taxi way, that plane came within 59 feet of other planes waiting to take off. another incident happened in january. the goal of the review is to see if these incidents are isolated event or part of a larger problem. a live look at i-80 in kingvale this morning after the sierra got a huge dumping of snow. if you are heading up there this weekend take your time.

conditions mean nonstop operations to keep 80 open and safe. right now they are very icy and slippery conditions over the summit, but for businesses the snow is a welcome sight after such a dry winter. >> all the businesses up here need a snow. that's our livelihood. >> it's cold out here, but it's beautiful that there's fresh powder and snow so we'll take it. >> we will take it. we will love t we saw some snow right here in the bay area, this video was taken from the top of mt. hamilton last night near the lake observatory east of san jose. pretty rare sight up there. but we do see it from time to time. nice to see. >> something we need, too. >> exactly. don't get your snow shoes out just yet. >> my skis would get skrashd up in mt. hamilton. we had a good dumping of snow but i heard you say we're going to get more. >> a lot more. it looks pretty good for next week. we will have the biggest storm possibly that we have had in a couple of months next week. so as we get ready to track that, we're going to have a nice

quiet weekend, but told, though. let's get a look at our storm ranger right now, we are all prepared to track these storms coming in next week. we've got our mobile doppler radar, that's the red beam, we have it parked here in san jose. we can move this around if we need to as those storms approach the bay area. so you will want to make sure you keep checking in. our temperatures are below freezing in some spots, look at napa 32 degrees and livermore now the coldest at 29 degrees. it is 39 in san jose and 42 now in san francisco. as we go throughout the day our highs reaches into the low to mid 50s. the rain holding off until monday so you will be able to go through your microclimate and see the forecast for the next few days. in oakland today we will be up to 54 degrees and also 54 in san mateo. san francisco in 52 on the embarcadero and high in the north bay up to 57 degrees in novato. it's going to still be breezy. we will still have these weather

systems passing by. the next one looks like it will be drying up before it gets here heading into the day tomorrow. as we go into early next week we will be tracking more rain moving in. so let's talk about that because this first system moving in on monday looks like some of the heaviest rain will be actually south of the golden gate bridge and that will begin on monday morning. and then with that morning out we will have a couple of days of some mostly dry weather, but we talked about all of the snow that will be coming down in the sierra and some rain for the bay area. so by monday we should get at least about a quarter of an inch of rain for much of the bay area and as we talk about the chinese new year parade happening for tomorrow evening, it is going to be very chilly out there, 52 degrees to start but only some upper 40s by the end of the night. we are going to have some highs in the mid 50s, morning temperatures in the 30s, once again, keep checking back in about the rain next week. mike, you're starting out at the bay bridge. >> i am, because i've been tracking this live shot and we've seen an early backup form and stick.

this is in the cash lanes on either side, the fast track lanes, though, are starting to build a little bit as well. we may have more traffic right now or at least the concern by the traffic management folks that there may be a need to turn on those metering lights. i'm going to check this but so farther not registering on, we just have this crowd just hit over the last 20 minutes. we will look at your map and everywhere else besides that toll plaza or almost everywhere else moves smoothly. it's friday to a lighter volume of traffic, but over here highway 84 it looks great as far as the tri-valley goes on this map, i love and now you can see where the slowing is approaching little valley. things have started to move a little better right there at the scene of that overturned double trailer there and that may indicate some progress on them trying to right those trailers. the waze system, what the alternate routes are, 580 down in toward fremont this purple route is 5 to 10 minutes better than trying to go through that area where you will eventually have to come past the big rig

between basically the ge plant and 680 itself. continue to track that with you over here on "today in the bay." if you join nbc bay area wazers that's the team on waze, we will be able to share information with you as well. if you love dogs you're going to love this story, some people getting help from our furry friends. >> there is no explanation, they just bring happiness in moments of sadness like this, they're comforting for you. >> the k-9 comforting crew helps the victims of the parkland school shooting. tonight the olympic action continues in prime time. we're showing the gold medal finals in alpine skiing, men's snowboarding, four-man bobsled and men's speed skating, coverage starts at 5:00. right now it's 5:21 in the morning.

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well, at 5:24 right now when you think of driving the bus, your biggest fears, an accident, maybe someone steering something from you but there are people that fear for their lives. not talking about law enforcement but we are talking about bus operators under attack. >> vicky nguyen joins us with an early look at a report tonight. >> reporter: it's all caught on camera and we want to warn you some of this video is really upsetting. we reviewed more than 200 incidents on ac transit buses

since 2014 and found these attacks happened more often than the public or even the transit district knows. passengers spitting, spraying, slapping, even physical attacks putting riders in danger. >> it is scary to be out there without any protection. >> reporter: if an operator calls in and says that they feel they've been assaulted, you're saying that may not count as an assault? >> that's where the law enforcement partners that we have work on that. they are the ones that will determine whether or not an assault occurred. >> reporter: tonight we investigate why the numbers don't watch up between what's caught on camera and what's reported to the public and the changes now coming after we started asking questions. we investigate tonight after the olympics. >> and if you have a tip for our investigative unit maybe an idea you want to reach out see what they have to say about it, call them, 888-996-tips, or you can always easily just log on to our website, nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. 5:25 right now. and the parkland community is

getting help from some special friends in morning in the wake of last week's tragic school shooting. >> the k-9 comforting crew making the rounds to try to ease the feelings of grief and distress. golden retrievers have a busy schedule, they've been stopping at churches, hospitals and the 17 crosses outside of the marjory stoneman douglas high school. their goal is to get victims to open up. >> there is no explanation, they just bring happiness in moments of sadness like this, they're comforting for you. >> even though everybody is hurting today, animals can bring comfort to them. >> right there by the cafeteria they were able to just talk and hug the dogs. >> isn't that lovely? they stopped at a dozen broward county schools over the last three days and most of the kids are thrilled to meet them. it's nice to see. >> absolutely it is. 5:26 right now. a lot of people talk being that brock turner verdict. there is a real for support for his victim.

the promise some students want stanford to keep. first on "today in the bay," hear their message to the university. plus some big names coming to san jose to empower women. we investigate the difference between silicon valley salaries.

and right now taking a live look out on san francisco. beautiful way to start out this -- i love this shot. every time we show it. >> isn't that beautiful? >> yeah.

there it is. san francisco. beautiful morning. thanks so much for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we see the same pictures sometimes but it's so nice here. >> i love that shot. >> it really is. got to love the bay area. "[j9=]9ñeck in with kari right usually love our bay area weather. >> it's going to be nicer when we get the sunrise and all of the colorful hues in the sky. another view of san francisco this morning and the transamerica pyramid, it is looking all clear, although we've seen light patchy fog in spots and temperatures near freezing in the north bay. it is so cold in some of our interior valleys, napa at 32 degrees, 29 in livermore, but it's 39 now in san jose. as we get a look at our highs for the afternoon, 55 degrees in san francisco and palo alto, 57 in napa. san francisco 53, also 53 degrees in concord today. the weekend forecast is coming up in about eight minutes so make sure you check back in and let me so he what you're doing @karihallweather on

twitter. mike, you've been tracking the bay bridge. >> we want to show you this first, the overturned truck, double trailers here over off of highway 84. now tow trucks are on scene and they're trying to right the rig. they may be at times blocking one of those lanes. let me show you the impact on the tri-valley. we have slowing, about a mile back you start to tap the brakes. folks are slowly getting by that scene. if you know where the horse breeder is or maybe the paint ball course it's right by that portion before you get to 680. that is a slower drive. the rest of the bay shows a lighter friday traffic flow. look at the bay bridge toll plaza. they did turn the metering lights on a couple minutes ago as well. there is a backup coming out of the maze. over to you. happening today, stanford students will gather to pressure the university to create a memorial plaque dedicated to brock turner's assault victim. the university canceled plans to put the plaque on campus after

they couldn't agree on the quote to put on t "today in the bay's" bob redell is live. i know a lot of those students say that the university silencing the victim without putting up that memorial. why are they saying that? >> reporter: good morning. the words of brock turner's victim emily doe are so powerful that they have brought the issue of campus sexual assault into a national conversation. some of those words written in a victim impact statement and read in court were to appear on a plaque on this spot that you're looking at in this video right here. this is where brock turner sexual assaulted emily doe as she lay unconscious behind a dumpster back in 2015. the university removed the dumpster and created a quiet space with beverages and a fountain and promised a memorial plaque. the problem is that the university initially agreed to let the victim, emily doe, choose which passage would appear on the plaque but now instead the university has chose part of her statement that reads

in part and i'm quoting here, i'm okay, everything is okay. >> stanford choosing a quote and saying no to everything that she had recommended, that is in a way silencing her yet again. >> reporter: that's why today at 4:00 the group stanford association of students for sexual assault prevention will gather at this spot on campus, call on the university to uphold their promise to the survivor and use the words of her choosing. they also have a petition demanding the same that is now 600 signatures strong. now, we did reach out to stanford university for comment and they declined saying it's a student organized event but a spokesman e-mailed "the new york times" about this story saying that the words emily doe wants to use on the plaque and i'm quoting here, were ny consistent with contemplative space and the intention of a place where members of our community could seek solace, v% unquote. they also believe that those words sheu!bxcdzñ initially cho

actually be triggering for survivors of sexual assault. that according to-áu a sexual assault counselor's advice at the university. bob, thank you for that vì% &há= there has just been another earthquake a 3.5. i1 newsroom of people reporting that shaking. >> we told you about the other 2.8 at 3:25 andz3o aoújo5@lieñ earlier from that. we will+ zhin an attempt to address concerns over sexual violence-- the palo alto school district will host the first of several

upcoming events for students and parents. the palo alto weekly reports .. the first speaker is a nationally known sexual students and parents. palo alto weekly reports the speaker is a nationally known sexual health educator naem an named anea bogue. then in april and may morereporg violence preventionen experts w. bebe features. ourn schoolal r leaders on the peninsula are working on a streamlined emergency response h to s prevent school shootings. san mateo county educators are developing a series of easy to s launch steps in. the event of a actual threat. they are also offering new law programs forr students who face mental health issues. district leaders are working more closely with law enforcement teams to make sure campuseses are safe. tepp happeninged tomorrow the bie chinese new year parade in san g francisco. police say securityy will be o plan beefed up for those n up celebrations. the office of emergency service. urging people who plan to ring r in the year of the dog in the city to sign up for special emergency text alerts.

you can sign up by texting lunar sf to 888-777. the parade starts tomorrow night at second and market streets and winds through the heart of uniot square before eventually chinatown. rr happening today onee an of largest gatherings for women on the west coast.crease today we will e see sessions at the water mark conference for women. >> the conference aims to jos increase the number ofe women leadership positions.t of th "today in the bay's" kris sanchez istook a l live at the convention center this morning. in light of that conference you took a look at something a lot of women deal with, we are talking about income equality here. >> reporter: yeah, i want to show you first how many women, mostly women, will be coming to this conference. these are seats for 6,500 attendees and a lot of the buzz here at the water mark conference for women in silicon valley has to do with who the speakers are. international human rights attorney amal clooney, also

actress and activist reese witherspoon will be here. this really is all about empowering women and when we talk about empowering women a lot of that conversation comes back to equal pay. just for illustration purposes i will tell you that according to u.s. census data i make about 20% less than my male colleagues would bringing you this report than they do. let's see how you fall. we pulled up statistics from the u.s. census bureau report. overall for every dollar that a white man makes on average women in the greater san francisco area will make 81%. white women fair the best making 76% of what men make, asian women make 64%, black women make about half of what a white man would make for the same job. latinos making 39% for the same work. in a year this can up to more than $14,000 on average. now, those numbers are from 2016, census data, but the numbers were about the same by

the end of last year. the jobs where women make about the same as a man makes are law enforcement, bookkeeping, accounting, retail buyers. the jobs where you stand to make the least compared to the men next to you are financial advisers, sales and physical sciences. water mark is claiming success in changing this. according to a harvard business review survey of 2600 women, the likelihood of getting a promotion doubled and the likelihood of getting a pay raise tripled after attending a conference for women like this one. i can link you to that article on twitter and on facebook. the bad news is all of these 6,500 seats are spoken for, the event is sold out, but the good news is that there are a lot of resources that water mark offers online, there are articles that you can find and also teleclasses which you can sign up for. i can link you to that as well via facebook and twitter. laura, it's very exciting to know that you're going to be here today and i know that folks here are very eager to see you. >> no, no, no i don't know about

that part, but i get to start out the ceremony there. it's always a really, really great event. >> i've heard a lot about it. >> you kind of get energized being there. thanks a lot, kris. laura, jessica, reese, amal. folks out there, great role models as well. this is the model we love for most of the bay, but it's friday. a lighter easier drive right now as we expect. the problem over in the tri-valley, getting through highway 84 coming out of livermore and heading towards 680, still have that double trailer big rig overturned being addressed by tow trucks on the scene. no updates to us from chp, they just say they're working on it trying to clear it. over here we have no problems right now on most of your systems. bart does report a maybe ten minute delay at macarthur station. bart and muni this weekend, we have the chinese new year parade down market. >> do they have special schedules? >> they don't but the surface

street bets blocked off on market, so bart and muni have the underground service and that could take you away from the traffic. >> it's so cool. such a colorful event. if you're trying to avoid the crowds there in chinatown and want to check out other events going on around the bay area we will talk about that, too. it's going to be a cool one so no matter what you're doing you do need to wear extra layers. it will only be up to 55 degrees at the coast and kind of breezy, too. the bay will be at 58 degrees and 59 degrees. we will have that sunshine working in our favor, but clouds start to move in on sunday and our temperatures stay about the same with some mid 50s for the coast, up to 61 degrees inland and let's check out the treasure island flea market, that happening with the mardi gras theme this time around. it will be at 51 degrees and with those breezy winds, passing clouds, it's going to feel very chilly out there. then maybe on sunday you could

wrap up the weekend with black joy parade and festival in oakland, it's going to be all sunny for that to start. we will start to see a few clouds during the morning hours but clearing up as the day goes along, our temperatures reaching into the mid 50s. if you are getting out of town all together maybe going to pass is a robles it will be a little warmer there, 65 degrees by the end of the weekend but we do start out today at 57 degrees for the high. in l.a. this weekend only making it into the low 60s for today and tomorrow. a little warmer on sunday, up to 66 degrees. we will be tracking some rain in the forecast for next week. i will talk about that and we will break down today's temperature trend in three eakin minutes. >> we will look forward to it. e cont comingin up next on " the bay," breaking news for youl as we continue to follow this. a 3.5 earthquake struck in diablo. we're monitoring this and will bring you the latest coming up. the president set to make a very important speech in a little bit more than an hour from now and we are coming up on 400 days of a trump presidency.

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in our forecast in about five minutes. and we are over the nimitz. middle of the screen, that's the bart to oakland airport. we are looking at 880 for a crash a little farther south. we will talk about hayward coming up. the swarms of earthquakes have been hitting the danville area tied to a recent quake storm just within the last half hour or so there was another 3.5 magnitude quake. we're getting calls into our newsroom about that reported shaking. that's one of the largest we have seen after at least 11 quakes between a 2.6 and 3.0 over the past two weeks. it's said to be centered around the diablo area there. scientists say the shaking is tied to a plate that actually is pushing mt. diablo even higher. we will keep tabs on those for you. new this morning a live look in palo alto where the same bay area wide economic problems are having a huge impact on silicon valley. >> the silicon valley leadership group has issued a new report. it finds silicon valley leading

the nation in job creation. but low housing construction and soaring home prices are causing many people to leave. jobs in silicon valley surged nearly 30% since 2010. that includes a 5% jump last year alone. the region's hogs supply increased over 4% over the past seven years. the president is set to speak today at the annual gathering of conservatives known as cpac. >> scott mcgrew, guns are a big subject this year. >> understandably they are. guns in the nations thoughts this morning, but remember we're also ten days away from the end of daca as well. this is video from president trump's visit to cpac last year where he promised to throw undocumented immigrants the hell out of the country, his words, and called the media the enemy of the people. attacking the media common theme for conservatives. yesterday the spokesman of the nra spoke at that same conference and said the media love mass shootings because it

drives ratings. she said the media love crying white mothers because they are ratings gold. again, those are her words, those are not mine. on thursday president trump met we had caters and others affected by school shootings. he suggested teachers carry guns and get a bonus for doing so. unexpectedly said he was considering pulling i.c.e. agents out of california. >> i mean, frankly, if i wanted to pull our people from california you would have a crime nest like you've never seen in california. all i would have to do is say, i.c.e., and border patrol, let california alone. you would be inundated -- you would see crime like nobody has ever seen crime in this country. >> later today mr. trump will hold a press conference with the prime minister turnbold. this weekend will mark 400 days

of the trump presidency. for conservatives a lot got accomplished, a supreme court judge, tax relief, we are out of the paris accords and military funding is way up. we'll be watching mr. trump's speech, it happens at 7:05 and i will tweet out clips. you can follow me @scottmcgrew on twitter and if you would like to join me on facebook, scott mcgrew tv. following the worst olympic figure skating finish ever for american women, this morning one competitor is trending for her post skate comments. >> mirai nagasu was already going to make headlines because she finished in tenth place but in comments right after she said she saved the u.s. team in the team event. new this morning she was defending herself. >> i didn't mean like -- i didn't mean to say like i saved the team, but i wanted -- what i meant to say was i really played a big part. so my words have been a little misconstrued and i didn't communicate them well, but at the end of the day i'm so proud of taking home a medal and if

any opportunities were to arise for me i think i've done a great job representing myself and that's all i can ask for and i'm so proud of being here. >> she also told some reporters that her focus during the final performance was trying to land a spot on "dancing with the stars." >> interesting. >> we'll see what comes of that. >> congratulations on her [ inaudible ]. >> i'd like to be on that show only because you get in really amazing shape. >> this is true. >> is that how it happens? you get on the show and then you just get in shape? >> it's a lot of hard work. >> whatever. >> you do. it would be fun. >> we can get in that kind of shape i guess without being on the show, but it takes real dedication. if you're still doing well maybe with the resolutions and getting out there and working out, it is so hard because it's cold. you just want to stay in bed under those nice warm covers. it's all clear this morning as we get a look at our storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar, that's the red scan you're seeing around the bay area and that is all dry for now

and that will continue into the weekend, but look at how cold it is. it is only 29 degrees in the tri-valley this morning. that's one of the colder spots i'm seeing. also in the north bay 37 and 40 in san francisco as you head out this morning. not supposed to be this cold and we are going to be just a few degrees cooler than yesterday in many spots. reaching into the low to mid 50s with some sunshine today at least that works in our favor, but with those gusty winds it's going to feel cold. getting dressed this morning you do need lots of layers, like a nice warm coat, something that that wind won't chop through. also some sunglasses because it will be clear today, we will get some more sunshine than we did yesterday and layers like a scarf and some nice warm jeans. heading into the next several days we are going to see another storm system moving in, this one on monday starting out our new week we will have scattered showers, it looks to bring us a quarter inch of rain, spotty showers on wednesday and then thursday this will be the big

one, more rain than we've seen in quite a while and also some very heavy sierra snow on the way and as we look at how much rain we will possibly see with this first round on monday, that could bring us some of the heaviest amounts of rain actually souts of the golden gate bridge so i will be tracking that. mike, you have a problem now in hayward. >> we do. there is a crash involving a big rig. even though we have friday light for most of the bay, calling out two spots, this major crash in hayward now we're hearing just got updated chp has issued a sig alert, that means that the traffic alert for you is that this will last a while. we have four of your five lanes reportedly blocked, they may be clearing at least one more soon but it's over on the left side right up near the barrier, that's why it's a distraction for the southbound commute as well. both directions between 92 and 84 that's the san mateo bridge and the dumbarton bridge, the nimitz is really starting to back up there. through the tri-valley 84 now seeing a lot more slowing down toward the crash which is still over at least blocking one lane

with traffic control right by the horse breeder and the paint ball course right there off sunol for highway 84. we're tracking both those areas and the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. coming up, difficult to detect and difficult to prepare for. so is the bay area prepared for mass scale terrorist attack? we investigate next. but first happening now a developing story out of nigeria. more than 100 girls are still missing after suspected boko haram extremists attacked their school. there are concerns they may have been kidnapped just like the hundreds of girls abducted four years ago. boko haram has kidnapped thousands of people over the years. plus enterprise the car rental company is ending its discount program for nra members. it also owns alamo and national rental companies. the decision appears to be in decision over the backlash over the florida school shooting. we will be back with more news right after this break. it doesnt matter if you're from a small town...

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and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. continues in primetime. we are showing the gold medal welcome back. tonight the olympic action continues in prime time. we're showing the gold medal finals in alpine skiing, men's snowboarding, four-man bobsled and men's speed skating. coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. there's a growing divide between the trump administration and california that could impact our public safety.

>> top law enforcement officials are concerned the bay area isn't prepared for a major terrorist attack or even a lone wolf attack. stephen stock has the story. >> reporter: there has been public debate over san francisco's refusal to be a formal part of the federal joint terrorism task force. so we asked how many other local agencies are not participating. out of 14 northern california counties we found only six local law enforcement agencies from just two counties currently have formal members on the jttf, though san mateo sheriff's office say they will be joining soon. federal agents tell us that's a big problem. >> the threat has evolved and it is much more difficult to detect. it's individuals, radicalizinin themselves, acting alone, and that makes them much more difficult to detect and that is why we rely on our relationships with communities as well as local law enforcement. >> but opponents say that local

police do not need to be embedded with the feds in order to protect the bay area from terrorist attacks. >> if the fbi knows of a credible terror threat and because the department is not participating in the joint terrorism task force, won't still pick up the phone and have a conversation with the police department, that sounds like political gaming to me. >> reporter: for a full break down on the agencies that participate and those that don't, plus gaining other perspectives on this issue see our full story it's posted on our website nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. i'm stephen stock, nbc bay area news. what if you have a story you want our investigative unit to look into, there it is, that number you can call it it's 888-996-tips or send an e-mail, that's nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. it is 5:57 right now. happening today a key deadline for california homeowners who want to retrofit older homes so they're safe in the event of a

large earthquake. today is the day to apply for a grant from the earthquake brace and bolt program or ebb. the money comes from the california earthquake authority. more than a million homes in high hazard areas in the state are vulnerable to earthquakes because of the type of construction. the homes are typically built before 1979 and have a wood frame on a raised foundation. new this morning adolescence in low income areas are more likely to be exposed to tobacco smoke. that's according to a new study. the researchers screened more than 400 teens who received care after birth at san francisco general hospital. 94% of the teens had detectable levels of chemical found in tobacco products. african-american youth were the most likely to be exposed to secondhand smoke or be smokers themselves. audi owners may soon be able to dump their fast track tags. the auto maker is building the technology into some of the cars. the transponder is tucked away

behind the rearview mirror and that will be able to read all of those toll roads in the u.s. as well as some in canada and mexico. the in you feature will be available later this year. happening today the boys are almost back in town. the first spring training games for the san francisco giants and oakland a's happen today in arizona. giants taking on milwaukee brewers at noon today and the a's hosting the angels at their spring training home in mace say. the a's and giants play their regular season games coming up soon march 29th. the gun control debate heats up. >> devastated. sick to my stomach. there are no words. >> the new fallout this morning after -- >> these families lost their children. >> the new fallout this morning after we learned that an armed school resource officer never entered the building during last week's shooting in florida. plus a local congressman brings the gun gate to the bay

area. the town hall taking place this weekend to address the issue. we're tracking a shift in the weather as we head into the weekend, meteorologist kari hall has a full forecast for you coming up. "today in the bay" starts right now. we've been on since 4:30. >> bright and early. got to get going. >> welcome to "today in the bay," finally friday, thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. of course, we will get to kari's weather and mike's traffic in just a moment but first we want to take to you south korea. garvin thomas is joining us for one more morning, you've been having all that fun, we've been watching, experiencing a lot of that with you. so what's going on today? >> reporter: marcus and laura, i spoke overnight with a superstar in nascar. that's right, nascar. what's he doing here? he was hanging out with one of our northern california athletes getting ready to cheer him on.  story in just a few minutes. first i will send