francisco aluminum. the time now is 4:30. taking live look -- well, a look, you may not know where that is, but i'm going to tell you it is san francisco. looking at the screen you know it is a foggy one. foggy start to our friday, but it is friday. >> fear not, it's friday. >> good morning, thank you so much for joining us, i'm marcus washington. we saw what was going on outside, are we seeing that across the bay this morning? >> mostly the north bay, mike knows this one, and san francisco along the peninsula as well we are starting to see some of that denser fog, so slow it down, keep both hands on the wheel. 51 degrees in the south bay, peninsula 50 degrees, tri-valley 49. the north bay 42 degrees. east bay you can see some of that fog starting to roll in

there as well. the temperatures remain mind and we are expect to go climb into the 60s. we were tracking overnight showers but it looks like that has completely cleared up off the map, but we do have another system on the way that could impact your weekend plans. of course, i will be talking about that in just a bit. i will take you through that timeline as far as what you can expect for saturday and sunday. it looks like we have a good chance of seeing a wet start to our workweek. mike? we're looking over here, the big view of the map shows you the roadways and the green zone, highlighting this yellowish color, that's where the fog is kicking in for the oakland area and also doesn't show it for the golden gate bridge, we will show that to you in a second. 880 our camera we may lose sight of the nimitz from our rooftop camera from time to time. the drivers are doing okay. this is the freeway where traffic moves well, but, marcus, also over in the oakland area we have a serious situation. for that i hand it right back to you. we have breaking news to tell you about right now, this

oakland. here is a live look from that scene of that deadly hit and run. this happened about two hours ago in oakland on san pablo near brockhurst street. police say a car struck and killed a woman believed to be in her 30s or 40s. that accident has shut down both directions of san pablo avenue. so far there is no timeline when the road will reopen. developing on the east bay, one man is dead, another in custody. this after a violent incident in walnut creek. it happened last night at a construction site on lacassie avenue near north california boulevard. we spoke with police, they tell us that a 60-year-old man was killed. the officers arrested a 34-year-old man at the scene. police say that the suspect and that victim knew each other. they are not yet releasing a cause of death. our pete suratos is there, he will have a live report at the top of the hour. and this morning a controversy is brewing at an oakland coffee shop.

the store is reportedly refusing to serve police officers. sergio quintana looks at why officers are being turned away. >> reporter: the shop is called hasta muerte coffee, it's an employee owned co-op, the workers inside did not respond to our request to ask about their policy about not serving police, but if you surf through the shop's instagram account under a picture that reads. [ speaking spanish ] which means talk to your neighbors not the police. it states, we have a policy of asking police to leave for the physical and emotional safety of our customers and ourselves. the oakland police officers association has sent the shop a letter asking to open a dialogue about their policy. i was able to talk to the police officer who was turned away by that coffee shop. he can't talk on camera because he's currently on duty, but he says he was surprised. he did walk away without

incident and without any coffee and he says he's looking forward to talking with the owners of that coffee shop to build a better relationship with them and the community. in oakland i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. at 4:34 right now, new this morning, authorities in santa rosa are talking about this week's arrest of an armed robbery suspect. police posted an image of the gun they say he used and the cash in his possession. santa rosa police say the suspect robbed a gas station on wednesday. after following leads on the car used in the crime officers arrested him at a nearby hotel. this morning students at edna hill middle school in brentwood will return to class. thursday police arrested three students for making threats against the school. a classmate reported them after overhearing the threats. neither police nor the school district are talking about the specifics of that threat. those accused wound up in juvenile hall. >> it's important that young people know that actions have consequences. >> i think kids have a

heightened awareness of the portrayal of school shootings that have taken place in the media. >> the superintendent says that students are still in juvenile hall this morning. a big question in florida today, will the governor sign new gun measures into law, they include raising the anyone limit to buy guns to 21 and arming certain school faculty members. the governor says that he does not support arming school faculty. he will meet with families impacted by the florida shooting today to get their take on that bill. for the first time we are hearing new 911 calls for that horrific day in parkland, florida. most of those calls were from parents who were talking to their children on cell phones that they hid from that shooter in the high school. here is one of those calls. >> hello, 911, ma'am, go ahead. >> my son is in stoneman douglas high school. he said he heard noises and pops and thinks there is a shooting going on at the school. >> okay. we do have police on scene at

the school. police is on scene there. >> is it secure? >> you can just hear that panic in that mother's voice. now, one call the parent tells her that the child to play dead if that shooter gets close by. happening tomorrow state funding for education is the focus of a town hall meeting on the peninsula. palo alto assemblyman mark berman will host that meeting to cover state funding for kindergarten through 1th grade. leading fiscal analysts will attend. it is set for 10:00 a.m. tomorrow at hill view community center in los altos. coming up on "today in the bay," that coveted blue check mark verification on twitter could soon be used by anyone. the man the company's ceo is making. plus the obamas are in talks with netflix to produce a series of shows for the streaming servicement the reason behind the move that they want to do this.

good morning, i'm landon dowdy and here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set for a slightly higher open this morning. the markets are not reacting that much to news that president trump has agreed to meet face-to-face with north korean leader kim jong-un. asian markets were mostly higher. investors are paying close attention to the monthly u.s. jobs report which is out before the opening bell. now, it's expected to show

hiring continued at a brisk pace last month, pushing unemployment to a more than 17-year low. the dow rising 93 points yesterday to 24,895, the nasdaq was up 31 to 7,427. toys "r" us may soon liquidate its u.s. operations although the situation remains in flux. the retailer filed for bankruptcy in september as it struggled with $5 billion in debt. a disappointing holiday shopping season has hurt chances of recovery and now some of the company's lenders have been aggressive in pushing for liquidation. shares of big toy makers such as hasbro and mattel are lower in free market trading this morning. both have said that toys "r" us's bankruptcy hurt their business. and the obamas may have found their next gig after leaving the white house. "the new york times" reports that barack and michelle obama are in talks with netflix to produce exclusive shows for the streaming service. the former president does not intend to use the shows to respond to president trump or conservative critics. a spokesperson for the obamas

said that they believe in the power of story telling to inspire people. marcus, back over to you. >> that's going to be interesting to see what they actually produce and will they actually turn the cameras on themselves. we'll be watching. thank you so much. other tech news for you this morning, twitter ceo jack dorsey says the company is working to allow any user to become verified and get that blue check mark. he didn't elaborate further on what the process will entail, but other sites like airbnb requires users to submit a facebook profile, phone number, e-mail, address or even a government issued id. when twitter first added the check mark it was intended for public figures like celebrities. in 2016 twitter let anyone request verification, but asked them to provide reasons why and most of them were denied. coming up right now, vianey is tracking what's going on weatherwise as you walk out the door. >> it's foggy out there, marcus. look at this live shot over san francisco right now, we've got dense fog and some milder

temperatures. i will talk about that next chance and when we could see rain again in the bay area. mike? we're talking about this scene over in oakland where the roadway is closed. this major surface street and a deadly crash investigation. we will talk about what's going on and show you exactly where that is in relationship to your commute. plus as we prepare to spring forward this weekend, bob redell introduces you to a person who is in charge of changing the hands of time at stanford. go behind the scenes with us only on "today in the bay."

and good morning to you. right here looking is a s curve this is a live look in san rafael right now. you can see a lot of people on the go on a friday. mike will be here to check what's going on trafficwise but right now vianey arana looking at the weather right now. definitely a foggy start to the morning. >> foggy start but it's not cold again. we've been on trend with slightly warmer temperatures and that train we've been tracking overnight didn't make its way up here or down here. 51 degrees in the south bay, peninsula 51 degrees, the tri-valley also at 49 degrees. the south bay seeing nice clear skies, tri-valley also seeing some clear skies. check out the north bay, 42 degrees and there goes all of that fog in san francisco at 48 degrees, 50 degrees for the east bay right now. let's take a quick check of that doppler radar because i

mentioned the chance of seeing some scattered showers this morning, but it looks like that system, well, it stayed far well off to the north as we predicted and forecasted. definitely didn't see any heavy rain last night. we did see some spotty scattered showers in the north bay and some areas north of the golden gate bridge, though, late last night around 11:00, midnight, 1:00 a.m. hour we saw lots of that rain move out. let's take a quick check of that fog and 24 hour temperature change. we are four degrees cooler at this hour in hayward, we are actually running cooler, but look at all of that fog. san francisco, hayward, napa, santa rosa, remember to turn on the low beams, not the high beams. microclimate highs for today will be in the upper 60s, san jose a high of about 69 degrees for the east bay, low to mid 60s, 64 degrees for oakland. peninsula also into those 60s and for san francisco and the north bay topping out in the 60s. now, our next chance of rain holds off pretty much all day today and then by tomorrow we will start to see that system

make its way in as early as about 2:00, 3:00. you can see this was actually centered more towards the south bay. so we are actually expecting to see the rain initially in parts of south of the golden gate bridge. if you notice into the evening, late hours, san jose, palo alto into sunday morning will expect to keep those showers on the radar. the next seven days we are expecting several systems to make their way in. by next week as well. even a pretty strong one that could come into play bringing strong windy conditions by next wednesday. now let's go ahead and head on over to mike, he is tracking some police activity in oakland. right. here is our shot, our photographer is there on san pablo avenue, a major roadway. as you see right here, this is a dividing roadway, each direction is divided for the other by trees and a center divide. this the scene of a deadly crash, a hit and run so police are doing an investigation and that has closed the roadway. let's show you where that is on

the maps just off of 580. a portion of macarthur to the north is closed as well so traffic was already sort of a little unusual in the area. you can use adeline, use market just off of 580. no off ramps closed from what i understand, but that police activity will be there as it continues. meanwhile, sort of this yellowish color through oakland and through the oakland hills, the north bay, novato you see down in towards san rafael and sausalito, dense fog reported on the roadways. the golden gate bridge has a dense fog advisory issued by chp and you can see why. make sure you use your standard beams because the high beams just reflect off of the roadway. we see the rest of the bay south of oakland or even all along the peninsula that roadway and the view is clear. back to you, marcus. >> thanks, mike. at 4:48 as the race for governor heats up housing is squarely in the spotlight. all six candidates for governor appeared at a forum in sacramento yesterday. they talked about their ideas

for more affordable housing. republicans say it starts with fewer rules and regulations. democrats including gavin newsom and antonio veer goes is a had their own ideas. that includes tax credits or bringing back redevelopment agencies. >> we want to increase the tax credit and significantly increase our affordable housing. >> the state needs to butt our bonds in a trust fund that leverages cities and counties who are putting up their own money. >> one study minds 185,000 new units are needed each year. the state has fallen short in recent years by about 80,000 per year. now to a story all new this morning. this weekend we spring forward an hour for daylight saving and the world of smart technology, like our smart phones, our clocks really adjust automatically, but at stanford there's one clock that still runs like it's 1899. here is the story from bob

redell. >> reporter: at his young age michael hazard has already realized father time can be a crank. sensitive to moisture and humidity and occasionally imprecise. >> what do you guys do now? >> it was five seconds early. >> reporter: sometimes off by a minute over the period of four days. >> i don't think having an appreciation for this machine means that i'm obsessed with time, it's more the simplicity of the different components being merged together into something that can do such an impressive thing. >> reporter: that's impressive is that this seth thomas clock km igsed in 1899 is still running. the 1906 earthquake nearly destroyed t today it's atop this modern structure in the heart of campus always reminding students that they might be late for class. three times a week hazard volunteers to wind the weights that power this clock to keep the gears tic-tocking to the right tempo. this morning the stanford clock

is off because of normal weather conditions and needs to be replar recalibrated. >> you do this with your iphone. >> it's more accurate than a watch. >> by stopping the pendulum for exactly eight seconds. tomorrow the stanford computer science major, his mechanical engineering apprentice will stop the clock again, this time for 23 hours to spring ahead those 60 minutes, making sure this analog masterpiece keeps pace in our world of ones and zeros. >> we have this clock that's just this -- not random, but seemingly random set of gears in different places that somehow combine to make a clock that runs on time and there's actually some chance that you can understand this. >> reporter: at stanford, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> and i can tell you that bob was not hurt while working on that story. good job, bob. coming up on "today in the

bay," nbc bay area responds. >> you've got problems? we've got a team that helps solve them, putting money back in people's pockets. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. but first happening now, one person is dead and three others are sick in los angeles. authorities say carbon monoxide poisoning is to blame. that building in l.a.'s korea town is 90 years old and has been evacuated. also right now snoop dogg is weighing in on san francisco's mayoral race. in a tweet he says that he supports london breed writing that it's time an accomplished woman led the city.

in a tweet he says that he

good morning. as we coast into friday, right now we're taking live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. as you can see, not looking too bad right now. mike inouye is tracking what's going on trafficwise. we will have a report coming up in just a moment. nbc bay area responds logged another successful week fighting for consumers just like you. consumer investigator chris chmura is here with a quick recap of the cases we've closed and money we've helped people recover. >> first let's take a quick look at our grand total since we launched a little more than a year ago. we have returned almost $1.54 million to bay area consumers just like you. a recent win includes $835 for daria in livermore. she was getting nowhere after an airline fiasco but we got her a full refund. $1,198 for pamela in santa clara. the item she bought was damaged during delivery. she didn't get her money back until we stepped in for her.

and $285 for elena in san francisco. she needed our team's push to settle a dispute with a health insurance company. speaking of medical bills, a quick reminder that nbc bay area is part of a new initiative that is helping people tackle medical debt. some people will get a yellow envelope in the mail just like that one right there. it will explain that some of their medical debt is being forgiven. to learn more about how and the donation nbc is making to help forgive medical debt, you can visit our website nbcbayarea.com/responds. if you have a consumer complaint, you can file it there, or you can call us, 888-996-tips. have a great weekend. >> you, too, chris. >> vianey arana in to give us a check of what we can expect this morning. >> it's foggy out there. look at the visibility, down to less than a half a mile in novato, half a mile in napa and down to less than half of a mile

in oakland. i will go over the visibility and when our next chance of rain will come into play coming up at the top of the hour. vianey, just like you said, just far enough for us to see to high street, there's the nimitz, traffic is flowing, but some haze and fog in the air. be careful. i just learned the airport connector for bart is also out of service this morning, ac transit number 73 is your alternate. we will talk about what else is going on. plus a global stunner. new reaction this morning to president trump's pledge to meet with the leader of north korea.

a live look outside at san good friday morning to you. you have made it through the workweek. as you wake up to complete the rest of the day, of course. a live look for you out on san jose this morning. a beautiful shot there. a lot different from the one we saw in san francisco not too long ago. still beautiful. it's friday. >> in the background san jose, but right there fog in san francisco. >> but when it's friday it's always beautiful. >> it doesn't matter what it looks like. >> yeah. >> and it's going to be a decent day today? >> it is, until we see the return of some more rain, of course, but i've been talking about it all week long. this should come as no surprise, especially if you've been joining us every morning.

right now foggy conditions, but the current temperatures are fairly mild. napa 42 degrees, san jose 52, san francisco 50 degrees. this might be a bit of an issue if you are going to be out on the roads. novato down to less than a mile. anything. no. it's down to zero in novato so slow down. mike, what do you have to say about that? >> i've seen that number change, it just updated with zero visibility. that doesn't mean you can see nothing but it means that you can't get enough distance where speed -- well, you have to slower those speeds up there in this area of the north bay. let's talk about first of all anywhere south of the golden gate bridge. pretty much everything looks good except for over in the oakland area and north of the golden gate bridge there is a little slowing because of the fog. over here the altamonte pass you are slow because of the traffic flow. anywhere north and creeping over towards san pablo, but this activity this is a serious situation on oakland city streets. i will hand it back to you for that. breaking news right there as mike was talking about, this is in oakland. here is a live look at that scene of that