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 deadly hit and

run. this happened two and a half hours ago in oakland on brockhurst street west of the pill hill neighborhood. police say that 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 on when that roadway could reopen. and a develop story out of walnut creek this morning, police are investigating the city's first homicide of the year and this morning we are learning new information about how bizarre that crime is and how it unfolded. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live off of ygnacio valley road near the bart station with what we know. pete, pretty rare for this to happen in walnut creek. really? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, marcus. very rare for this to happen. you just mentioned this is the first homicide of the year for walnut creek, but they've only had two homicides dating back to 2016. i want to show you the video when this took place on lacassie

avenue in walnut creek on the 1800 block. there was a car being towed away when our crews showed up, unsure how that's connected to the homicide, but according to walnut creek police they're saying that investigation started just before 7:30 p.m. initially they got a call about a possible assault at a construction site north of here but determined that location was incorrect and the incident took place on lacassie avenue. they found a 60-year-old victim with life-threatening injuries who was pronounced dead on the scene. they also found a 34-year-old male suspect who was immediately detained and that male suspect was on the scene as well. as far as the motive behind this homicide it's still fairly unknown but police say the suspect and victim knew each other and they were not residents of walnut creek. now, as far as suspects, police aren't looking for any more suspects at this time. if you have any information to help with this case, contact walnut creek police. we're live in walnut creek, pete suratos for "today in the bay." at 5:02, another developing

story. this morning the world continues to react to the announcement of what would be a historic meeting. late last night president trump confirmed that he will meet with north korea's kim jong-un. now, this would be the first time a sitting american president has ever met with a north korean leader. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington with what this could mean and when this could happen. we're talking about a big deal here. >> reporter: well, it is a big deal, not only because the meeting is likely to happen now, but also the conditions that north korea leader has agreed to before this meeting. south korea played a big role here, brokering the conversation between north korea and president trump and they were at the white house yesterday making that announcement north korean leader kim jong-un has agreed to stop missile tests for now and move forward with getting rid of his nuclear program before a face-to-face meeting with president trump. >> for him the leader of north

korea, you know, this is a dream come true. he has got a summit, he has wanted that for decades. >> reporter: the news came in a white house announcement from south korea's national security adviser. >> he expressed his eegserness to meet president trump as soon as possible. >> reporter: in a tweet president trump called it great progress but insisted sanctions will remain. the administration's first reaction on camera this morning from secretary of state rex tillerson in africa. >> president trump has said for some time that he was open to talks, that he would willingly meet with kim jong-un when conditions were right and the time was right and i think in the president's judgment that time has arrived now. >> reporter: on capitol hill republicans said it's a sign the maximum pressure campaign is working. democrats called it a significant opportunity, but worry the president could go off script. the two have traded insults. president trump called kim little rocket man.

no word yet where this meeting might happen. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. police in blah fate are saying that the graffiti on the bathroom wall suggesting violence at a high school is not credible. the east bay times reports someone wrote that threat on the girls bathroom stall at ak la necessary high school. the school decided classes would go on as planned. police say they will be nearby as a precaution. there's a school safety network that actively tracks the number of violent incidents and threats made around the country. we looked into this overnight for you and it probably won't surprise you to learn that those numbers have been higher ever since last month's parkland shooting ram pamg. as in seven times the typical amount. more than 1,000 schools around the country have been impacted. new details about what immigrant advocates are accused of doing at a detention facility. the allegations include sending contraband to detainees and

depositing money into their accounts. this is according to the contra costa share his ost. 20 videos from the san francisco based nonprofit sipic have been kicked out of the west county detention facility. the sheriff is accusing volunteers of giving detainees their phone numbers and relaying messages to family and friends on the outside. new details for you this morning, san francisco police have named the other two suspects tied to a deadly police shooting in the mission district. officers on tuesday pulled over a car near 22nd and capp streets with two people inside. they shot and killed jesus darate who apparently was armed and hiding in the trunk. police say the other suspects are victor navarro flores and

christina juares. each of them facing felony charges. the search is on for a violent armed robbery suspect in the south bay. police need your help finding that person. you can see that surveillance foot j a. police say that he held a teller at gunpoint at a wells fargo bank on north first bank back in december, but they are just releasing this video. four men recently arrested in a bay area atm skimming operation with being tied to an international crime ring. fremont police arrested the first suspect at an atm machine in january. he had thousands of dollars in cash, but no atm card. since then police say that they have arrested three more suspects, two brothers. tools included cologne cards and swimmer components have been recovered. investigators say that the victims are mostly from crockett and those credit card numbers have originally been lifted from a gas station pump. authorities are not saying what nation those four suspects may

be tied to. we have yet another mountain lion sighting on the peninsula to tell you about this morning. san mateo county wildlife officials are learning people about an aggressive mountain lion. this comes after two encounter in portola valley along the sunrise trail. that trail is now closed until further notice. there have also been sightings in the town of pescadero. we told you about that yesterday. there was a woman saying that those big cats killed several of her small animals on her property. we showed you this video of those two mountain lions outside of a home in boulder creek in santa cruz mountains. the homeowners didn't feel threatened, they say those animals kept to themselves. good morning. it is 5:08. you made it to friday and if you are enjoying a nice coffee, i think i need to grab myself a cup of coffee, too. san francisco right now very foggy, in fact, it's pretty dense so slow it down especially if you encounter any of these

spots in the north bay or east bay where they're starting to see limited visibility. right now the temperatures in santa rosa at 42 degrees, san jose 51 degrees, livermore 47 and san francisco is at about 50 degrees. let's talk about some of those spots that are seeing some of that fog because we are also noticing a slight cool down even though it's not as cold, it's still fairly cooler. in sunnyvale 4 degrees cooler than we were 24 hours ago, san jose six degrees cooler and napa at about 12 degrees cooler. check out some of that fog. i know that this can easily become dangerous for drivers out there. for a check of the roads let's check in with mike. we will use one of our camera that we share. golden gate bridge we're sharing this shot with a few cars but a lot of fog. vianey is showing you the visibility. in novato it's worse than this wedge sterd on the speed sensors though not a problem. look at that above where there's green on the roadways there's yellow registers the road weather index, fog is a problem

in novato where the maps say there's zero miles of visibility. the rest of the bay moves well but oakland experiences fog for 580 and 880. in the south bay we often get a patch or two but it's not down until watsonville. highway 17 and 101 the bigger commutes out of the south county are okay. back to you. coming up next on "today in the bay," new this controversy this morning surrounding mattel's inspirational bash reline. the reason one of the key figures might be pulled. and supporters of net neutrality catch a lucky break when "today in the bay" continues.

good morning. it is 5:13. that fog is really starting to make an impact, especially in the north bay right now. santa rosa, napa, san francisco all the way in through the east bay seeing that dense fog. we're fairly mild but running a couple degrees cooler. we are talking about another incoming storm system that will kick up showers across the bay area. details coming up. vianey, the bay bridge looking really good as you typically see on a friday. a lighter volume approaching in the distance you see low clouds but we will show you what that means as the roadways rise up in toward that level. happy friday, everybody. not just any friday, it is jobs friday. more about that in a minute. now, your guess is as good as

mine as far as the direction of the stock market. the news about korea should be seen as a good thing but that's tempered with what investors would say is bad news about those tariffs that the president just signed. macy's is going to add three discount stores in northern california and "the new york times" says netflix is working on a deal with barack and michelle obama for some kind of new show. as for those jobs, today is the day we get the monthly jobs report. it's possible we could see the unemployment rate drop to 4%. that hasn't happened since the dot-com boom. we will get those numbers at 5:30 our time. today is a really important date for another reason. it was on march 2009 the stock market hit its lowest point following the economic collapse and every day after that was a slow march upwards. so today marks nine years of a bull market. that's a long bull market.

more changes are coming to san francisco's twitter. twitter ceo jack dorsey says every day users will get blue check marks if they can prove without a doubt who they are. that should cut down on fake accounts run by russians. now, twitter has tried this in the past and it didn't work out very well. started giving these blue check marks to all kinds of people including racists and while supremacists because twitter had established who they were. but people interpret that blue check mark as symbolizing some kind of legitimacy or even an endorsement. so the twitter -- twitter took the blue check mark away. how it's different this time we really don't know. big news in the battle fournette neutrality as well. you remember the fcc ended rules that pro tengted net neutrality and allowed of groups have been suing to get them back. well, a federal judicial panel says it's going to combine all of those lawsuits and put those lawsuits in front of an appellate court.

which appellate court they are going to choose, entirely by random and they picked the ninth circuit, our appellate court, which is by far the most liberal. >> i was thinking that. >> exactly. if you are a support of net neutrality and this roulette wheel came around and landed on number nine, huge win. >> all right. we will be watching that one. thanks, scott. yesterday we told you about those new routes southwest airlines is adding to san jose international airport. this morning we're learning alaska airlines is doing the exact opposite at san francisco international. the chronicle reports alaska is getting rid of service to five cities from sfo that includes trips to minneapolis, ft. lauderdale, denver, mexico city and cancun. alaska is also eliminating routes out of lax. the seattle company says that it's trying to be more efficient. new this morning barbie doll maker mattel under fire from a relative of mexican artist treat

can a callo, the issue the new frida barbie. that unveiling was part of the international women's day celebration which was yesterday. callo's great-niece tweeted out she has the rights to authorize the use of callo's image and she says she never gave authorization for the image. it appears drinking and shopping mix maybe more than you realize. you probably heard of drunk texting. well, a new online shopping study finds that americans last year believe it or not spent $30 billion on spontaneous purchases while intoxicated and that adds up to about 450$450 per person, more than double than 2016. most of those drinking and shopping purchases were said to happen after 9:00 p.m. you go in some stores and they

are always eager to give you a glass of champagne. >> i don't go to those kind of stores. >> i've gone to one. >> fancy. >> i do have a friend, though, after we were enjoying some beverages decided she was going to buy one of those cd sets. she almost bought -- that's when we had cds. >> i was like why is she buying cds? >> is that the penny? >> i was going to cost a lot it turned out. >> you get six or eight cds for a penny and then you buy one for $36. >> i will tell you about records another day, vianey. >> mike will have to walk me through that one. if you've ever been to get to a pedicure or mani and got champagne, ladies, you probably relate to that one. let's talk about the weather. we're seeing that fog and the mild temperatures. we were tracking the chance of

scattered showers early on, but it looks like that stayed well off to the north. last night in san francisco and parts of the north of the golden gate bridge we did start seeing light scattered showers. 51 degrees for the south bay, 51 for the peninsula, tri-valley at 47 degrees, san francisco is very foggy. east bay so foggy that that's actually a live camera but you can't see what's going on behind it because of all that fog. let's talk about that visibility. right now my map is showing down to about half a mile in napa, less than half a mile in oakland and novato i know it says you're mild but it just means that it may at times be down to a couple feet in front of you. so you have to slow it down, keep both hands on the wheel and play it safe. doppler radar shows that system far off to the north. we are tracking a fairly comfortable afternoon. temperatures will be in the upper 60s, partly clear skies, peeks of sunshine here and there. our next chance of rain holds

off through tonight and into tomorrow afternoon at about 3:00 p.m. we start to see scattered showers move in with that storm system. it moves in late into saturday evening, carrying over into sunday morning. so mainly going to be south of the golden gate bridge, we're talking san jose, all of those spots. over the next seven days we've got several chances of seeing showers in the bay area, don't forget daylight saving time is on sunday. we lose an hour of sleep but we gain more sunlight. mike? we are looking over here a smooth drive, it's friday. we should see that later build and that's what we we're seeing south bay in towards san francisco. the i wissue is the fog but on surface street off 580 we have the police activity that continues to have the closure for san pablo avenue. we are there following this investigation of a deadly hit and run. you see that laser pointer,

they're making measurements all throughout the scene so that's why san pablo avenue is currently closed for a couple blocks 32nd to 34th. back out to the maps and we will show you the highlighted yellow in the area, that affects the freeways approaching the bay bridge up through richmond and in the north bay golden gate bridge all the way up past novato very low visibility at times just a few dozen feet. be very careful out there. vianey showed you that camera in oakland. i will show you at the very bottom sometimes we will catch a glimpse or two of the head lights. that's how low visibility is right now. coming up a simple malfunction with tragic consequences. >> it's devastating. it's absolutely devastating. >> they're talking about thousands of frozen eggs and embryos compromised. hundreds of families now scrambling to figure out what to do next. [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything

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picking up trash, feces and needles from its streets- san francisco will not be spending any additional money on picking up trash, feces and needles from its streets anytime soon. a proposal to spend $2.5 million in leftover money on street cleaning was defeated yesterday. that proposal came from supervisor jan kim who is running for mayor. supervisors who voted against the plan are waiting to see what mayor farrell is planning. san francisco streets have been compared to some of the

poorest slums in the world. tourism is slightly down. check out our investigation on the dirty streets of san francisco. see what our team found while walking more than 150 blocks in the city. watch that story on nbcbayarea.com/investigations. all that harsh winter weather on the east coast is leaving air travelers bleary eyed and behind schedule. strong winds and heavy and wet snow paralyzed airports yesterday and this was the second nor'easter this week, but the good news here when it comes to the bay area airports most travelers eventually reach their destination. while there were dozens of delays at sfo there were less than ten cancellations. and as many as 2,000 frozen eggs and embryos may have been compromised at a cleveland ter guilt center. this is over the weekend. temperatures in tanks where those materials are stored somehow increased above safe levels ruining them. the facility is part of university hospital's mcdonald

women's hospital. officials are reaching out to 500 people that are affected. here is the president at that hospital. >> we are so very, very sorry. we, again, want to do all that we can to support them and we will stand by to answer questions and address them, understanding that we may not have all of those answers right now. >> now, the hospital is still investigating whether human error or mechanical malfunction is to blame. some of the eggs and embryos dated back decades. health insurance premiums under covered california are expected to increase. in some cases by 50% over the next two years. that's due to the elimination of the individual mandate, eliminated as part of the new tax law. the nearly 1 million californians are impacted. the individual mandate a big part of the affordable care act required everyone to purchase health insurance or pay a fee. states like texas and alabama could see premiums rise by 90%. coming up next on "today in

the bay," new this morning, we investigate the effectiveness of this season's flu shot. the new data that reveals how many victims died after being vaccinated. and no cops allowed, the oakland coffee shop stirring up controversy after reportedly refusing service to an officer.

a very good friday morning. let's take a peek outside. taking live look at san francisco, city by the bay, bay bridge glistening this morning.

going to make it through this day. good morning thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. right now we want to go over to vianey arana getting a better look at what's going on weatherwise this morning. >> we have a couple different scenarios going on right now. if i show you this picture of san francisco you can clearly see it's so foggy out there, that is covering up those beautiful buildings we typically see with this live shot, but if i take you over to san jose, well, it's a different picture out there. no fog in downtown san jose, pretty clear skies. we are seeing similar temperatures, we are still in the mild zone kind of right now in oakland at 49 degrees and in hayward 51 degrees, san jose also in those 50s, but i do want to show you some other spots that are also seeing some fog early this morning and that's mainly towards the north bay and deep into the east bay as well. so for a check of the roets and how this might affect commuters let's check in with mike. first show you what vianey is talking about, the fog here,

the golden gate bridge and authority of here things are even tougher to see. chp has issued a fog advisory for the span itself, but vianey has been showing us that the readings as far as visibility even worse in novato and continuing toward vallejo, now touching the east shore freeway, san pablo down through the oakland area, down in towards san leandro perhaps at times. anywhere south of that is okay. a smooth drive for most of the rest of the bay on the freeways. the incident in oakland, our live look where we have the closure of san pablo avenue between 32nd and 34th. there was a deadly hit and run crash. investigation continues. i think i just saw the coroner's van arrive. so we are still investigating the scene. a story that you will only see on "today in the bay," overnight we investigated and discovered just how many people in california have died from the flu after being vaccinated. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live in san jose with the new data that we have this morning. kris, i have to say this is pretty alarming.

>> reporter: it's alarming, it is not a complete set of data, though, but i will tell you that of the californians who died and had flu vaccine records available, 41 of them had been vaccinated. so, yes, it is a little concerning for those folks hong that they were doing the right thing and getting a flu shot. it is cause for concern for people who thought they had that flu protection. early in this flu season the public health department warned that this year's flu vaccine may not be as effective in years past. last month the centers for disease control estimated that the vaccine was just 36% effective. now, california will put out outdated data on flu deaths in the state in three hours, but as of last friday there were 214 people who died from the flu in california among folks younger than 65, of those 97 people had vaccination records available. of the people who died 58 were

not vaccinated, but, yes, 42% were vaccinated. that is 41 people. now, even in cases where the flu vaccine is not fully effective in preventing the flu it can decrease the severity and duration so there is still that advice to get the flu shot for anyone over the age of six months because it can be very complicated if you get the flu even when you have a flu vaccine. now, the california department of health is going to put out new numbers and when they do we will make sure we pass those along to you. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." opd is reaching out so far unsuccessfully to the owners of an oakland coffee shop refusing to service police in uniform. that shop is called hasta muerte coffee. it's an employee owned co-op in the fruitvale district known for being anti-establishment. recent coffee shop instagram posts suggested that police were not being sefbd there for the physical and emotional safety of customers and workers.

coffee shop workers did not respond to our questions about why. opd says it still wants to build a positive relationship with staff members. at 5:34 new this morning students at edna hill middle school in brentwood will return to class following news that police arrested three students for making threats against the school in on thursday. a classmate reported them after overhearing those threats. neither police nor the school district are talking about the specifics specifics of the 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 students are still in juvenile hall this morning. the big question in florida today will the governor sign new gun measures into law. they include raising the age limit to buy a gun to 21 and arming certain school faculty members. the government has said he does not support arming school

faculty. he will meet with families impacted by the school shooting today to get tear tack on the bill. we are hearing new 911 calls from that horrific day in parkland, florida. most of those calls were parents talking to their children on cell phones as they hid from the shooter in the high school. >> 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 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 only imagine what that mother was going through. you can hear the panic in her voice there. in one of those calls the parent tells her child to play dead if the shooter gets close. happening tomorrow state funding for education is the focus of a town hall meeting on the peninsula. palo alto assemblyman marc berman will host that meeting. it covers state funding for

kindergarten through fifth grade and leegt fiscal analysts are set to attend. it is happening at 10:00 tomorrow morning at the hill view community center in los gatos. ground breaking of a new safe house for at risk teenagers and it will be named after late san francisco mayor ed lee. mayor lee helped make the new campus possible. these are renderings of what it would look like. the special garden will be dedicated to lee, his widow will preside over today's ground breaking ceremony. the lady washington, a lot of people love when historical tall ships visit from washington state. this time they will be docking at the port of redwood city. starting at 4:00 this afternoon you can hop on board and take a tour. they will be docked there through next thursday. when you say the lady washington i feel like the lady washington. >> i do say, sir. >> welcome, welcome. >> could you call me lady laura? >> i will do that. you mean on air as well --

>> yes. >> looking over here toward a smooth drive around the bay. here is the south bay all the way up, we are looking at great speed sensors around. friday a lighter volume and later start to the commute that's what we are seeing. we continue, i showed you the scene right there, san pablo avenue between 32nd and 34th police activity. an investigation from a deadly hit and run crash overnight and that is still going on there, i see a lot of progress going on, but still the closures. you can use adeline or market or and off of 580 not affecting the ramp. orangish color here, orange portions throughout the east bay and north bay that's the fog registers. there will be lower visibility. the bay bridge toll plaza has shown the fast track lanes backing up and just now we see the cash lanes. we do have a later start, a different pattern but still a backup as far as everyone is concerned. >> thank you, sir mike. >> lady vianey, let's spread the love this morning. >> i like lady v.

>> oh, lady v. >> okay. >> i had a sweater in high school the hip hop team on the back is said lady v. >> heading towards the weekend if you want to bring out the ladies, you know, gentlemen, hopefully you only have that one special lady because now she's going to find out. bay 61 degrees, inland 64 and, yes, we are tracking that storm system that i've been mentioning really all week long. now, as far as its arrival i do have some good news is that rs that timeline because it looks like it's going to make its way into the afternoon and into the evening. so that's going to mean it's going to hold off for areas along the coast, a little bit longer. this storm system seems to be more focused on the southern portion. so anything south of the golden gate bridge has a better chance of seeing some rain, particularly areas like san jose, the santa cruz mountains, monterey and things like that will carry over into sunday as well. sunday's rain chances, though, it looks like it's going to linger around a little bit

longer, but it will cut off by about 4:00 or 5:00 p.m. so it will carryover from saturday evening into early sunday morning. along the coast, bay and inland if you notice the temperatures will still remain fairly warm, 62 degrees for the bay, 66 degrees for inland spots and along the coast we will be in the 60s. for today we will keep those mostly dry conditions, peeks of sunshine in store as we cruise on into a weekend of a little bit wet weather. coming up, a new video into our newsroom this morning. the outrage growing in morning in southern california after footage surfaces of a mother being taken into custody by border patrol agents. >> and of course that historic news coming out of pyongyang and washington, d.c. of historic talks. when "today in the bay" continues. okay mcdonald's.

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clear view. also i will have an update for transit in the area. just in the latest unemployment numbers. the labor department says that 313,000 jobs were added in february, that was higher than most forecasts. the unemployment rate is at 4.1%. laura? new this morning we have video showing border patrol agents detaining a mother near san diego. it is raising eyebrows across california. now, that video shows under cover agents taking a mother of three into custody on saturday near a high school. the three sisters were trying to protect their mother. it happened in national city. the woman is accused of being involved in a smuggling ring. people who have seen the video including local legislators are outraged. >> what i know is that she was on her way to pay rent along with her daughters and an agent

came -- a plain clothesed person came up to her, asked her her name and then took her. >> the video was posted on social media by a teacher of one of the sisters. i.c.e. says the woman is the organizer of a criminal smuggling ring. as the race for governor heats up housing squarely in the spotlight. all six candidates for governor appeared at a forum in sacramento yesterday. they talked about ideas for more affordable housing. republicans say it starts with fewer rules and regulations. democrats including gavin newsom and antonio villaraigosa had their own ideas. that includes tax credits for bringing back redevelopment agencies. >> we wanted to increase the affordable housing tax credit, we want to significantly increase our affordable housing. >> the state needs to put a housing trust fund together. put our bonds in a trust fund that leverages cities and counties who are putting up their own money. >> one study minds 180,000 new units are needed each year to

keep up with the demand in california. according to the department of finance the state has fallen short in recent years by about 80,000 per year. a major announcement regarding one of the biggest decisions regarding california who will be our next governor. on may 8th nbc bay area and the silicon valley community foundation will host a live debating featuring the top five candidates. >> it will happen at san jose's california theater. it will be moderated by chuck todd. we will broadcast the debate life on nbc bay area and telemundo 48. that's at 6:30 on may 8th. russia front and center in washington and on tv. less than three weeks after a special counsel robert mueller charged 13 russians with tampering with the 2016 u.s. election nbc's megyn kelly is asking vladimir putin for answers. >> why would you allow an attack like this on the united states? >> why have you decided the russian authority, myself

included, gave anybody permission to do this? >> now, confronting putin airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. history is in the making, president trump says he will meet with the leader of north korea. >> and, scott mcgrew, from name calling to summit meetings. >> it's flabbergasting. good morning. they call each other names and threaten nuclear war on each other and now president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un say they will meet. the south koreans were the ones who announced that last night at the white house. they wrought the invitation from north korea's leader to washington. now, for historical context it's not unusual for korean leaders to invite the u.s. president to talks. president obama said the u.s. would only engage in multi-lateral talks that other countries had to participate, too. the thinking behind that is you don't want to give world leaders the idea that obtaining nuclear weapons automatically gives you a seat at the table. that possessing an atom bomb doesn't make you legitimate.

but a lot has changed. first, that strategy obviously did not work. secondly, north korea has got really good all of a sudden at developing intercontinental ballistic missiles. not only do they have nuclear weapons, in the last few months they have developed the technology to deliver those nuclear weapons to american cities. this is by any measure the most important positive thing to happen to the trump white house since president trump's success in appointing a supreme court judge. president trump tweeted a bit about it last night but has been silent since. i will leave you with the north korean version of laura garcia making the announcement in pyongyang. [ speaking foreign language ] >> so if you'd like to contact us let us know what you think about this sudden development and what's going on in the world, we would be fascinated by your thoughts and what you think of north korea's laura garcia. i'm @scottmcgrew on twitter.

>> scott mcgrew, i love you. >> the things i want to say. >> the things you won't. at 5:47 here is a story that will hopefully make you reach out to an old friend. two best friends -- >> cute. >> -- are turning 100 together. >> so get this one of their secrets to longevity they say have a little alcohol every night. here are mickey and mathilda, long time friends. they are celebrating their big milestone with friends and family. the women lived on the same block for nearly half a century. mathilda who is four days older says she has a daily routine that's kept her healthy. >> and i do my exercises every day and have my beer, eat my potato chips. >> don't you love it? >> potato chips. o okay. >> she didn't say what brand of beer and potato chips. mickey who was a nurse in world war ii, both women say they

avoid using walkers and love to ride bikes. >> i love to see that they are all there. >> i think that's the secret, you have to exercise. >> no, the other part. >> the beer. >> beer and potato chips. >> i turned another year older. >> i forgot that exercise part. mike does exercise in the morning, his office is all the way back there, he has to book it in here. >> the morning jog. >> get it in any way you can. >> as far as the weather goes if you want to go outside and do a light jog or maybe eat potato chips and beer you can do both of those things because the weather will play in your favor. we are not tracking any rain expected to move in over the next couple hours but we are looking at foggy conditions. temperatures remain in the 40s and 50s, tri-valley 47 degrees right now in san francisco look at all those fog, 48 degrees, it's pretty dense out there, so slow down, folks, keep both hands on the wheel. remember, limited visibility can

create a lot of road hazards. here is a look over san jose. we are not seeing any fog but we are seeing a couple clouds out there. i do want to show you the temperature trend because for today we will be trending more towards the mid 60s, upper 60s, topping out at about 68 degrees. here is a look at doppler radar. it's very calm over the bay area, you can see a system off to the north but we will see all of that change which is why we have deployed our storm ranger and it is sitting on top of san bruno mountain right now. you can see it actively scanning. we are tracking another storm system that is expected to move in on saturday and storm ranger will be right there to capture all of the best high definition. right now look at the hour by hour outlook. saturday looks like it will bring in the rain at 3:00, just south of the golden gate bridge, and then it starts to get heavier in san jose, pleasanton, morgan hill, gilroy. it's going to be focused on the south bay and spread over towards your sunday as well. daylight saving time, yes, you

are going to lose an hour of sleep, i already complained about that yesterday, but at least you will get sunshine. then on monday into tuesday we will see a chance of scattered showers and a bigger storm system looks like it's still on tap to move in on wednesday. we will have to keep a close eye on all of those storm systems. it looks like it's several on tap for the bay area. we're looking over here toward the roadways. san jose does pick up the volume even on a friday we see your typical slowing just about 5:50 or just before 6:00. this is a little later, again, and a little lighter than we often see. for the other days of the week, but it still goes on for the slowdown. this shows up just as one little blip and it's starting to clear as quickly as it happened. the rest bay an easy lighter friday build. through oakland we have a couple issues. the first one is the closure at san pablo avenue over there between 32nd and 34th. it's out there, we have a live camera. the coroner continues the investigation on this roadway, you see the divided roadway, both directions are stopped through the area so just use

adeline or market. back out to the maps the freeways move smoothly through the area. there is fog throughout the east bay, east shore freeway and north bay, but the good news the oakland connector has been restored for the bart system. there was problems this morning for mechanical issues. brand-new this morning a story you will only see on "today in the bay." as we prepare to spring forward in weekend bob redell introduces us to the person in charge of changing the hands of time at stanford. a look behind the scenes coming up next. happening now one person is dead and three others are sick in los angeles. authorities say carbon monoxide poisoning is to blame. the building in l.a.'s korea town is 90 years old and has been evacuated. also new this morning right now take a look at the home [ inaudible ] from golden gate bridge. the consumer product safety commission is recalling the novelty item given out in

december for a jewish heritage night. apparently the gl you that hond the handle holders can melt causing lit candles to fall off. hond the handle holders can melt causing lit candles to fall off. the handle holders can melt causing lit candles to fall off. the handle holders can melt causing lit candles to fall off. [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything

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you can see with the chance of scattered rain this morning. there's more rain moving in over the weekend. forecast with vianey arana who will track it all for us in five minutes. it's 5:56. now to a story all new this morning on "today in the bay." this weekend as you may well know we spring forward an hour for daylight saving time. in the world of smart technology most of our clocks will adjust automatically, but at stanford one clock still runs like it's 1899. here is "today in the bay's" 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's 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 from the simplicity of the different components being merged together into something

that can do such an impressive thing. >> reporter: what's impressive is that this seth thomas clock commissioned in 1899 is still running. the 1906 earthquake nearly destroyed it. today it's a dop this structure in the heart of campus always reminding students they might be late for class. three times a week hazard volunteers to wind the weights that power this clock to keep the gearing tic-tocking to the right tempo. this morning, however, the stanford clock is off because of normal weather conditions and needs to be recalibrated. >> you and you do this with your iphone. >> yes, it's more accurate than a watch. >> reporter: like 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. >> you 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." >> very interesting to see the mechanics behind such a thing. once again don't forget to spring forward one hour this sunday. daylight savings time begins at 2:00 a.m. so if you have any clocks that don't reset themselves automatically, you will probably want to set them forward an hour before you head to bed on saturday night. it's tax season which means it's tax scam season. there is typically a spike in reports of irs robocall scams as we enter in the height of the season, but this morning we've learned that there were a record 2.7 billion robocalls across the

country last month. scammers try to trick people into thinking that there is a problem with their taxes and steal your financial information. the advice here don't respond to any of those calls and that claim to be from the irs and you will receive a letter with any tax information. new this morning a system designed to stop fires is causing a lot of damage in a northern california neighborhood. at least four homes in roseville have been damaged because of a sprinkler malfunction. neighbors say all of the homes that have been damaged were built by lenar. in every case a strike videoing vk 457 sprinkler failed. dozens of homeowners are worried the same problem could had a.in their home. >> i have a disabled husband and if that goes off i'm going to have a major problem. >> i'm trying to find out how i can shut off the water to the sprinkler system. >> a representative from lenar

is promising inspections for homeowners who have that type of sprinkler. according to the viking the sprinklers were installed between 2013 and 2015 and show signs of heat exposure. breaking news, a deadly hit and run overnight on a major east bay roadway. we are live at the scene with the impact of your morning commute. plus brand new information into our newsroom, walnut creek's first homicide investigation of the year. what investigators are telling us about the suspect and victim. >> more rain on the way. we are tracking the timing so you're ready for the rain this weekend. "today in the bay" continues right now. good morning and thank you for joining us. i'm marcus washington. and i'm laura garcia. let's check in with vianey in for kari hall this morning, tracking this latest storm for us. will everyone see it? >> not really. especially if you live anything north of the golden gate bridge, it looks like this storm system is actually more focused south of the golden gate bridge, but going into the start ofou