this one for a while. it is that controversial starbucks at yosemite. the company released pictures and says the starbucks is open, designed to reflect the feel of the park. kind of seems like all the other ones, though. a lot of folks were jut set that the chain store was going to set up shop in yosemite. the company says there is no signout side to indicate that it is a starbucks store. it is located in the new base camp eatery recently remodeled from the lodge's old food court in a historic building. breaking news right now at 6:00, a major show of force. brand-new russian retaliation to the u.s. overnight. details on this missile and on the diplomatic response. all new this morning, calls for the warriors to join a weekend protest over stephon clark's death. the former player asking the team to show their support. and as the weekend arrives

mike watching the drive, kari is tracking your weather. "today in the bay" continues right now. it is 6:00 on the dot. thanks for joining us on this friday morning, i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> when you say it sounds so good, friday. >> friday. i'm marcus washington. >> you can say it anyway. it's still friday. >> and great weather comes along with friday. >> yes, it does. we will start out with a cool morning and as you head out the door you're starting to see the sunrise and it's mostly in the 40s and 50s around the bay area. look at that, one of the warmer spots now in san jose and it's really cool in the north bay. santa rosa 46 degrees, 56 as you head out the door in san francisco. wanted to show you the seven-day forecast because it stays dry throughout your easter weekend but it also cools off several degrees. san francisco up to 66 degrees on sunday and 75 degrees inland. look at the end of the forecast, there is some rain in there. so we will talk about that.

mike, surprise at the bay bridge. >> sometimes an unpleasant surprise. let me tell you which one in just a second. easy pleasant speed sensors reads out of the altamonte pass. a little slowing in san jose. the south county we have an at speed drive gilroy through san martin and morgan hill. highway 17 at speed as well. the bay bridge the yay bridge. i'm going to do a freeze frame and treat that out as well. an easy friday drive with no metering lights on and no backup at the toll plaza. the north bay shows a good amount of traffic through san rafael but at speed novato down to the golden gate bridge. >> i will take it from here. we start with breaking news for you this morning. overnight russia released video of what the country says is a new missile test. this comes amid escalating feud that has 60 american diplomats headed open. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live on capitol hill with those new details from overnight.

tracie, the release of this video has a lot of people wondering what's next. exactly. for not only the united states but more than two dozen nations worldwide who are having their diplomats kicked out of russia. it was that video that caught attention just a few hours ago early this morning russia flexing its military muscle. this is new video unconfirmed by nbc of what russia says is a successful missile test. an icbm just days after president vladimir putin's tough talk claiming he has invincible weapons. and a phone call with president trump, stoking fears about another cold war. now multiple officials tell nbc president trump wants aides to keep quiet about new policies against russia. >> if he somehow, you know, speaks negative about putin or is really aggressive in what he says publicly then that will anger putin.

>> reporter: this after russia kicked out 60 american diplomats, forced to leave russia by thursday. the u.s. consulate in st. petersburg our oldest mission there is being shut down tomorrow. >> if anybody slaps your cheek, your face, what will be the reaction from your side? >> reporter: it's russia's response to the u.s. kicking out 60 of their diplomats and closing russia's consulate in seattle. >> we reserve the right further to any russian retaliation against the united states. >> reporter: the expulsions are punishment. the u.s. blames russia for poisoning a spy and his daughter in great britain. russia denies it. escalating tensions between the world's two super powers in the middle of washington's russia investigation. and speaking of that investigation, there have been allegations that the fbi is politically biased but turns out the attorney general is not going to appoint a second

special counsel to investigate that. back to you. >> tracie potts, thank you so much for that. savannah guthrie will sit down for an exclusive interview with the russian ambassador to the united states. that comes up on the "today" show, it begins at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." new this morning, calls for the golden state warriors to join a protest this weekend ahead of a game in sacramento following days of unrest in response to the deadly police shooting of an unarmed man. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live outside oracle arena with who the team is asking to take part in that protest for stephon clark's death. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, kris. you mentioned there matt barnes played a number of games behind me here at oracle arena and he's calling on some of his wormer warriors teammates to join him in a rally regarding the stephon clark incident that's made a ton of national headlines over the past couple weeks. let's show you the tweet that he sent out, you see there that it's a rally in sacramento

before the warriors and kings play their game there tomorrow night. they will be in sacramento at cesar chavez park at about 12:00 p.m. and the purpose of that rally is to call for more accountability when it comes to the deadly officer-involved shooting of stephon clark. that will take place well before the evening tip-off time at 6:00 p.m. at the golden 1 center in sacramento. in an interview with "usa today" barnes who was at yesterday's funeral called on his former teammates from both the warriors and the sacramento kings who he played for as well and he wants them to join him at that rally tomorrow. i want to point out he was a veteran leader on both teams so we will see how his former teammates if they follow his lead on saturday. here he is after yesterday's funeral talking about the impact of the shooting on his personal life. >> i'm a father of two african-american boys, i walked these streets growing up and, you know, just tired of seeing this on the news. when it happened in my hometown it's something i have to -- you know, i have a platform to speak

up on. >> reporter: stephon clark was shot and killed by sacramento police officers on march 18th. those officers believed at the time that he was a burglary suspect and that he was armed when that shooting took place, but investigators only found a cellphone near clark at the time of that shooting. now, this is all under investigation by sacramento police. sacramento's -- the sacramento da's office as well as california's attorney general. live in oakland, pete suratos for "today in the bay." thank you, pete. happening today, south bay immigrant rights supporters are organizing a march and rally in san jose. they plan to voice their opposition to recent actions by i.c.e. and white house efforts to end the daca program. organizers are asking people to gather at 3:00 p.m. outside of san jose city hall. the group plans to march to nearby plaza de cesar chavez. the contra costa sheriff's office is reportedly under fire from immigrant rights groups accusing it of tipping off authorities about inmate release

dates. critics say that information is being picked up by i.c.e. and it's sort of a work around of the california state sanctuary laws. the sheriff's office not commenting. happening today at 6:08. preparing for fire season. today marin county officials will hold a community forum and this comes after last year's relentless and deadly fire season in the north bay. today's forum will focus on evacuations. it starts at 10:00 this morning at the tamalpais community center and is open to the public. water and climate change experts will join peninsula leaders in discussing challenges being brought on by drought and rising sea waters. they are hosting the summit in he had redwood city. it includes efforts that are under way to protect and preserve peninsula water resources. that summit is at canada college in redwood city.

as we approach 6:09 as the sunrises we can see a little of that happening right now. we will have clouds and quickly warming temperatures. we will be back in the low 80s for those inland areas and maybe setting new records for this afternoon. santa rosa the forecast is 82 degrees, the record is 85, so we will be very close and napa 78 today with a record of 82. look at concord, we may tie the old record and in oakland we will be very close, san jose may go above today's record high temperature going up to 84 degrees today and mountain view may tie the record as well. we will continue to watch these numbers. the pollen count is still going to be high, a lot of trees and grass is blooming after last week's rain and this week's warmth and sunshine. mike says it's all green on the grid. >> not on your grid, the one you just showed with the allergy stuff, but on the travel time grid i have approaching the bay bridge you are at speed and in fact the bay bridge has no metering lights.

barely any wait for the cash lanes. if you have fast track you don't have to wait at all. a trying slowing for westbound 580. over here we have the report of a little black and white dog over on the shoulder so be careful on the roadway and watch out for your little dog, too. the tri-valley moves nicely toward the east bay, the san mateo bridge, the dumbarton bridge all look great, green throughout the south bay. this is a good shot. i told you we have a smooth drive on the sensors and that's what it looks like on fremont as these head lights south out of the east bay and 237 and the rest of silicon valley. we told you about that blip for san jose north 101, it cleared up, back to speed by the time we could take this live shot. back to you. thanks, mike. coming up next, all new for you this hour, is google tracking your every move? the steps experts say you should take to protect your privacy. and at 6:25 grand new warning out to anyone who sends money with a payment app. the bay area connection to this

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good morning, it's 6:13. let's take a live look outside in san jose. it's an all clear start, mild temperatures, too, and let's go to santa clara where we will be at 56 degrees at 8:00, your noontime temperature 74, well above normal again today as we reach back into the low 80s.

this is the last day we will have temperatures like this for a while. it cools off for the weekend. we have some rain down the road. we will talk about that coming up in less than five minutes. we are looking at travel times for the north bay, the only number that's changed is highway 37. a little slowing over in mare island westbound as you expect for whatever light commute you have. the san mateo bridge westbound moves pretty much at speed, a little slowing at the high-rise as we approach on that westbound direction. new this morning, all the recent concerns about facebook data being compromised has a lot of folks wondering how other tech giants gather and protect our information. the "today" show's gadi schwartz wanted to find out so he looked into google's data collection and how much they guard the data they select. one cyber security expert says google has 9 gigs of information about him including extensive shopping and travel details.

i mean, it's frighteningly accurate down to it knew the hotel i was in, how long i was there. they know pretty much everything of what i've done. >> google tracks data to create consumer profiles for targeted advertisers, but users can control it, even opt out all together under the privacy settings. the full story during the 8:00 hour of this morning's "today" show. check your bank accounts this morning. popular shoe and clothing company under armour has been hacked. the brand's app my fitness pal was compromised last month and about 150 million users are affected. under armour says no payment information was breached. steph curry and buster posey have major endorsement deals with under armour. an underdate on a story our scott mcgrew has been following for a while. that out of control chinese space station is expected to reenter the earth's atmosphere sometime this weekend but no one knows for sure when it will come down or where. experts say it poses only a

slight risk to people on the ground since most of the bus-sized vehicle is expected to burn up on re-entry, but maybe use an umbrella. i don't know. from space to earth how about from southern california to mars. in just more than a month scientists in pasadena will be at the controls of a new mission to mars. the mars insight mission will travel 140 million miles to study the mysteries red planet as they never have before. among the many experiments drilling past the topsoil, studying mars earthquakes and finding out how hot it really does get on the red planet. for the first time the mission will launch from southern california. >> we've seen just a few seconds from liftoff people that are outside just looking to the sky should be able to see it. >> liftoff is set for may 5th from vandenberg air force base. we will follow that for you. continuing coverage for you now, a cup of coffee in

california will soon come with a cancer warning. a superior court judge in lamt has ruled in support of a law that claims a chemical compound made during coffee roasting process can cause cancer. the coffee industry has said the chemical is present at harmless levels but doctors disagree. >> we don't know if there is a safe level of ak rcrylamide. moderation is the key and with coffee two to four cups seems to be a fairly safe dose for most people. >> the coffee industry argues because the chemical is a result of naturally roasting coffee beans they should be exempt from that law. as you enjoy your coffee this morning -- >> awkward. awkward. >> okay. i usually -- okay, i usually have about one, maybe two cups a day, so i think i'm pretty good. i love my coffee, i'm not giving it up base odden that.

>> i will take the acrylamide. >> we are going to have a day where you will go from hot coffee to iced coffee later today. 84 degrees in the south bay will be our high as we take a look at that live camera in the middle of the screen looking live from palo alto. our high temperature there will be up to 79 degrees. the tri-valley 85 today, it will feel more like summer and also in the north bay as we reach up to 81. 72 a nice temperature in san francisco and the san francisco seven-day forecast is now coming up at the bottom of the screen. let's go to the north bay and go hiking, those trails will have some beautiful weather and all dry. 71 degrees at noontime, 75 degrees at 1:00 and reaching into the upper 70s today with a light wind. make sure you pack an extra bottle of water. i wanted to show you the larger view of what's happening on the satellite with some clouds starting to move in and we will see those clouds mixing in

throughout the weekend but they won't bring any rain. then the next storm system will be here by the end of next week and that one will bring us some rain. i wanted to show you how we're doing with the sierra snow pack. temperatures have been very warm and all of the progress we made during the month of march with the extreme amounts of snow brought our snow pack up to about 65% but right now with some of this melting we are in the central sierra at 64% of normal. so we didn't have a miracle march, but we did make some pretty good progress there. if you are going there to heavenly this weekend temperatures will be in the upper 50s and low 60s. low 70s for san francisco, it does cool off over the next few days for easter sunday. a lot of big easter egg events and hunts going on as well as the parade. it will be up to 66 degrees and all clear to start out next week. notice toward the end of the forecast we will start to see some rain moving in and temperatures cooling off quite a bit. so from 83 to 67 by the end of

next week. mike sees a little bit of slowing out there on the roads. a little bit. about that much right here. we're having the convergence, this is good friday, we also have passover, a lot of folks taking today off, spring break for some colleges and some schools and continuing through next week. we just have a lot of folks finding a reason not to commute in the morning today. over here a little bit of slowing west 37 out of vallejo and a little across the westbound bay bridge but not even enough traffic there to turn on the metering lights. no metering lights at the bay bridge right now. we're looking at the smooth drives, a tinny bit of slowing west 580 out of the altamonte. we have a crash up 87 there quad lup parkway just at 101. on the shoulder. 101 moves at speed, gilroy through morgan hill, santa cruz summit moves nicely for 17. here is 101 through palo alto northbound, there is a bright sign we always know there at university and ikea. northbound with those head lights up in toward san

francisco, no delays to or from the city for the bay shore freeway. other side of the bay a lot more traffic but oakland moves smoothly. the a's play this evening so you will find parking lot traffic. back to you. it is 6:21. coming up next on "today in the bay," that story we mentioned a few minutes ago, all new, the vulnerability that experts say apps like venmo have that could leave you open to scammers. you're fighting companies on your own and getting nowhere. well, that's where we step in and sometimes save you thousands. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. warn

payment ap 6:24 for you right now. new this morning a warning to people who use payment apps. apparently it's becoming a feeding ground for swammers. apps like san jose based venmo and cash app allow you to send money using an e-mail or phone number. it's secure but that doesn't mean that it's immune to scammers. experts say the most common problem is when people use the app to buy and sell items from websites like craigslist or facebook marketplace. >> when you start to use this app and this payment method with people you don't know you are opening up a whole another avenue that this wasn't designed for. >> another common complaint is from consumers using these apps to buy tickets. that ends up being fake. 6:24 now and nbc bay area

responds to consumer complaints from viewers like you every day. >> ns consider investigator chris chmura is here to tell you what we've done to recover more of your money. >> good morning. let's start with a quick look at our grand total. in over 18 months we have recovered more than $1.577 million for our nbc bay area viewers. some of our recent success stories were worth thousands of dollars each like nuri in burlingame, we helped secure a refund from a health club, a dispute where nuri says 4 grand was on the line. jeffrey in palo alto e-mailed us after a mix-up with an online hotel booking in israel. we made some calls and he got back more than $2800. jesus in san jose ran into problems with his home warranty. he got a check for 1600 bucks. with he assisted a san francisco woman with a medical billing dispute and helped her save more than $8,000. she wanted to remain anonymous. we will help even if you don't

want to be on tv though we do enjoy telling your stories. please share yours, 888-996-tips, or nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great weekend. and a quick reminder for you, you don't want to miss nbc's big show this weekend, it's the latest musical spectacular, john legend, alice cooper star in "she suss christ superstar" live. andrew lloyd weber is find this rock opera. john legend stars in the title. catch it live in concert right here on nbc bay area on easter sunday that starts at 8:00. >> or you will have to watch the ten commandments the old way. coming up next on "today in the bay," brand-new video into our newsroom overnight of a rock attack that we're following. the damage and injuries that are developing this morning. dramati showing what happened inside a san francisco barbershop - as and that dramatic new video

showing what happened inside a san francisco barber shop as police shot and killed a man. the apology from the suspect's family. and taking a live look outside from the bay bridge toll plaza. a check of your full weather and traffic in just about two and a half minutes. the time now is 6:27. and that dramatic new video half minutes. taking a live look

downtown san jose. right now at 6:30 we are looking live from our camera over downtown san jose. just a few clouds in the

distance making for a beautiful sunrise, but no rain in the forecast and the warming trend, well, we will have to talk to kari about that one. thanks for joining us, i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. right now we want to head over to meteorologist kari hall to get us a better look at this beautiful forecast for this friday. >> i think everyone has been enjoying it except for if you have to be inside. it gets a little bit toasty if you don't have air conditioning. we start out with cool weather this morning, nice beautiful sunrise. i wanted to show you the temperature trend for today and when it starts to heat up. by 11:00 we are already at 70 degrees and 81 degrees by 2:00 today. those are the times you will try to find some air conditioning as we head up to 84 degrees, 85 for livermore and 78 degrees today in napa. we will take a look ahead to the weekend in seven minutes. mike, you are tracking a new crash in san jose. >> one of the few crashes we have had all morning. look at the slowing on our san

jose camera which was flowing smoothly until a few minutes ago. northbound 101 jams up at 280, 680 it happened to quickly that the sensors are just now starting to show the slowdown here. this is where the camera is north of that 60 interchange. reports of the crash between that camera and oakland road. i have marked them back down there, it involves a motorcycle. we are all concerned for the driver and everybody else involved. motorcycle tend to see more severe injuries. we will check on that once chp arrives. that's the only section we see slowing again. watch that north 101 right around oakland road on the approach off of mckee. the rest of the flow of traffic shows a nice green sensor. look at the bay bridge. the bay bridge has no backup, no metering lights, haven't seen it all morning. we are hoping this stays as long as it can. toward the middle of the day that happens approach the weekend. the dublin interchange traffic

flows smoothly. a woman is hurt in a violent encounter it seems while driving she was hit by a rock. >> bob redell is live at san jose police headquarters. this doesn't sound like it was just an accident. >> reporter: no, definitely intentional. that's what san jose police have indicated by arresting this man who threw a rock at this woman who we believe works at the valley transportation authority. as you can see in this video from overnight officers escorted this woman away from the scene to an ambulance as she kept pressure on her head wound. take a look at the rock that this man threw at her. it looks like a large river rock, the kind that's used in landscaping. what you can't see in the radio are the droplets of blood on the ground around it. you can see officers leading him away from the scene in handcuffs. this happened around 9:30 on second and julian in san jose. the woman who we were was a vta

supervisor was driving when the man threw at rock at her van. when she got out to look for damage he threw another rock and hit her in the head. the suspect did try to run away but police did catch him. it's not clear what led up to the attack or what the motive may have been. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we will keep following this one. an intense in you video this morning from san francisco police body cameras showing the chaotic moments when gunshots were exchanged inside a busy amazon barber shop last week. police reblessed that video at an emotional community meeting, you can see people reacting right there. they say when officers walked in jehad eid pulled his gun and fired nine shots, the officers fired 26 shots killing that suspect.

five other people were shot including one officer who survived. a barber -- the barber was shot in the hip and he said that there were kids in the back room when those bullets started flying. he believes police should have handled that situation differently. >> do we think it should be handled different? yeah, we do. we do think it could have been handled a lot different. but the fact is that it wasn't. do you know what i'm saying? i forgave jehad. >> at that same meeting some of eid's family members apologized, others said they were angry with how police responded. a follow-up now, students and teachers in one north bay school district will reportedly receive new mandatory training in the wake of recent sexual harassment claims. teachers in tamalpais union high school district went public with claims of harassment made by male students. the ij reports new comprehensive training will begin at all five district schools next month. now to a story you will only

see on nbc bay area a late night fast food run took a frightening and violent turn for young women. san jose police are looking for a man who chased after a car load of young women and then fired shots at them. one of the passengers was hit. it started around 2:00 in the morning on wednesday at a jack in the box restaurant on monterey road in san jose. that is a gunshot -- a gun bullet hole in one of the cars. the victim who did not want to be identified says she was driving her white toyota when it all went down. >> he got in the drive-thru, i got behind him, you know, nothing -- no words were exchanged, nothing, just ordering food. >> her friend was shot in the arm, but is expected to be okay. we have asked san jose police for a description of the suspect, but they haven't released one yet. 6:35. continuing coverage now more trouble for former football star aldon smith. he did not appear for his scheduled court appearance yesterday. a judge has issued a bench warrant for smith's arrest but won't implement that until april

5th because lawyers did appear on his behalf. smith is now scheduled to be back in court on that date. the former 49ers and raiders linebacker was arrested last week after violating a court order to stay away from his fiancé. >> i think he fore gits i. fits that bond money, too. a tribute for ed lee who died suddenly last year. the golden state warriors will dedicate a new basketball court in chinatown. it will be the edwin m. lee court and will open at the sal skrags army community center on powell streed near the broadway tunnel. mayor lee died suddenly from a heart attack in december. as new true san franciscan will tell you vermont street is the crookedest street in the city. >> some say it doesn't get any better than this. they hold the bring your own big wheel race on vermont at 20th street and potrero hill. the event starts at 3:00 for the

kids and the big kids, the grown-ups get started at 4:00. it does look like fun. do wear a helmet if you're headed out there. it looks pretty steep. >> spoken like a mom. >> right. today we are looking over here and you showed big wheels and that was for fun but we have a motorcycle and this is not fun, a crash reported for that motorcycle a fully dressed motorcycle a larger bike and that's northbound 101 jamming traffic up at least from our camera at 680/280 approaching oakland road. i've marked two locations. there's oakland road here is mckee. all the slowing shows up around mckee but chp says it's farther north. if you get on the freeway north of 880 you are fine but approaching the area your left two lanes are blocked and that's what's causing the jam right there. traffic so light north downed 280 is a great alternate to get over to 87. today you notice how light the traffic is around the bay and so that is a convenient option for you. as we get a look out there a live look shows you also the

golden gate bridge this is pretty much what the rest of the freeways including the bay bridge are like. this golden gate bridge going to get crowded today and all through the weekend because, again, spring breaks and holidays this weekend, we will have a lot of tourists i think in town. > >> it will be a nice weekend to take another walk across the golden gate bridge or maybe a bike ride. it's going to be great for all of the events going on and if you're going to the coast it will be a little cooler, 64 degrees, the bay at 70 degrees and 75 degrees inland. let's check out sunday's forecast because i know you have plans to do egg hunts, going to the parades. it's going to be at 63 degrees for the coast, 70 for the bay and 73 degrees for the inland valleys. this is a cool event going on in antioch, you have those tall ships that were used in movies that will be docked there at the marina. this happens tomorrow starting

at 10:00 in the morning and it will be cool as you head out there to start, low 60s but does warm up quickly. if you hang out around antioch throughout the day it will be in the mid 70s. on sunday, we were talk about this event for the easter egg hunt, the parade that starts at 2:00 in the afternoon. it will be at 60 degrees with a mix of sun and clouds but overall really nice. then something different you may want to try out going for a walk and checking out the wild flours in mt. diablo. it will be in the mid 40s to start, very cool temperatures sunday morning and then reaching into the low 60s as the day goes along. santa cruz will have the best beach day on today, actually, 76 degrees, upper 60s for the rest of the weekend. a nice weekend also to go for a hike in muir woods. it will be up to 70 degrees for this afternoon, low 60s tomorrow and a mix of sun and clouds on sunday, 65 degrees. let me know what you're doing this weekend. i'm at kari hall weather on

twitter, facebook and also instagram. let me know what your weekend plans are you may get a personalized forecast. we will personalize san jose's forecast coming up in less than three minutes. coming up next on "today in the bay," a startling sound scared some people living near an east bay refinery. chevron's new response from overnight. a serious crash in mendocino continues to puzzle investigators. we have new reaction from neighbors as an entire family is now presumed dead. it is 6:40. you are watching "today in the bay."

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we're coming up on 6:43. a beautiful sunrise this morning, probably can't show this camera enough. looking live over san jose as the sun comes over the hills we have some colorful hues in the sky. evergreen will be the upper 50s by 8:00. normally our high temperature is 67 degrees this time of year. we are headed up to 80 degrees by 2:00 and a couple degrees bo of that for an afternoon high. we will talk about a cooler weekend and also if you are heading out to the a's game tonight i have that forecast coming up in less than five minutes. we are looking at a big jam for 101 here in san jose, the crash north of our camera just north of mckee is causing a problem, involves a motorcycle, i have nor information i just got from chp and we will get you a work around. new this morning a fire investigation on the peninsula

overnight. up to 20 people are now without a place to stay after flames erupted at an apartment complex in san mateo. firefighters say the three alarm fire started around 10:00 on north delaware street. they were able to stop that fire from spreading though several units are damaged by smoke and heat. no one was hurt. chevron says there's no cause for concern after people in richmond heard a really loud noise coming from the refinery. it happened last night around 11:00 and the company says that that noise was the result of steam pressure release. there has been a lot of concern recently because of flaring and other problems at bay area refineries. police say since there was no risk a shelter in place was never ordered. fremont police now confirm no one was inside a car that rescue workers pulled from a pond last night. that's all happened next to the park between mission boulevard

and mower row avenue. the witness did see a man swimming and police say that that man was also driving recklessly. the mystery along the mendocino county coastline continues to widen. investigators are searching this home in washington state where the family of eight lived. two mothers and their six adopted children are now presumed dead. it comes after their suv plunged off a cliff earlier this week. social media posts paint a picture of a happy family, but their neighbors tell us they recently had to call child protective services. >> and devonte coming over here and telling us that, you know, he's being starved to death. >> as for what led up to that crash there are no skid marks and very few clues at the scene. investigators are now working to retrace the family's movements. continuing coverage on the widespread opioid crisis across the country. overnight we took a closer look at those numbers released from

the cdc. drugs killed more than 63,000 in 2016 and two-thirds of those deaths were from synthetic opioids. illegal fentanyl is the cause of many overdoses. the study shows the highest death rates from synthetic opioids are in massachusetts, new hampshire and west virginia. undocumented pregnant women ruined up by i.c.e. agents will no longer be exempt from detention. that is the decision from the white house which yesterday announced it is scrapping a policy that had been in place for two years. immigrant women this their third try pest midwester, however, will be released. the white house policy was eliminated months ago they say but they are only now making it public. and 646 now. two years from now it is possible that san francisco will host the democratic national convention. mayor farrell sent a report yesterday to the dnc chairman asking that san francisco be considered. the next step is a formal bid

which would be presented later this year. san francisco last hosted a dnc convention all the way back in 1984. new this morning a way to get your kids to head outside, pull up some weeds without any complaints. >> no complaints. here is the payoff, a chance to help release some of these 160,000 lady bugs at the san jose municipal rose garden it saturday. they will eat the aphids on the roses. the lady bugs may look adorable but the friends of the san jose rose garden say the little beatles are vor ashs predators that consume thousands of those aphids that can damage the roses and deep them from blooming. every kid that pulls a weed gets to release a cup of lady bugs. the first time they opened up the release to kids they were shocked at that turnout. >> when i came here ten minutes before we were going to start i saw 300 kids and their families lined up. you could hear them getting all excited about these lady bugs. i was pretty surprised at how

popular it was. >> this is video of the first great ladybug release last year which was a smash sensation. no need to register, but show up at 9:00 at san jose road garden on dana avenue in san jose ready to do a little work and have a little fun. these folks are volunteers so be nice. you can find more information on my facebook page that's kris sanchez nbc bay area. >> it was going to be a smash -- >> oh, it was a smash sensation. >> yay, lady bugs. oh. >> i knnoknow k.j. likes bugs. >> he does. we have great weather for easter egg hunts, pulling weeds. i will get him busy out there this weekend. i wanted to show you this shot live from tiburon this morning as the sunrises, gorgeous views. it's 56 degrees as you head out the door there. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen, check out what's ahead for the south bay as i talk about our

high temperatures for this afternoon. we may set more records again today. ukiah will be up to 83 degrees and 82 in santa rosa while 72 in san francisco a little cooler today at half-moon bay, 65 degrees and 85 in livermore. san jose up to 84 degrees and we're getting dressed this morning with a clear start so you are reminded that it's going to be another warm day, but it does start out cool with 40s and 50s, you do need a jacket, you will take that off and be comfortable with some short sleeves and shorts if you can, if you are off today, make it a beach day. this will be the warmest day for some of the coastal areas in spots like santa cruz and the sunglasses will be a necessity and as kris put on her facebook page you need the sunscreen, too. it's going to start out with some mid 60s by 10:00 and reaching into the low 70s today, a mix of sun and clouds. going out to the coliseum this evening for the a's game it's

going to be at 67 degrees at first pitch. this will be a nice event to check out, too, but it's going to cool off so make sure you have on a nice warm jacket. i wanted to show you what's happening in the pacific on our satellite imagery more clouds will start to move in allow the rain will not be moving in just yet. our next storm system well out to the west and will bring us a chance of showers by next thursday into friday. so we continue on with some warm weather and it does cool off as that ocean breeze kicks in. san francisco on easter sunday 66 degrees and for the inland areas mid 70s. still a very nice weekend. mike, you have a big backup to track in san jose. >> i do, but also in the last couple seconds i did just get an update from chp telling me that there is a crash on the san mateo bridge as well. so that's the lead at this present time. a crash blocking one lane of westbound 92 right at the high-rise it backing up the san mateo bridge which was moving very clearly until about 20 minutes ago when we started to see slowing. the dumbarton bridge is a good

alternate for you. that's the note crossing the bay right now. in the south bay indeed as kari was talking about we do have a bigger pabackup for northbound 1 toward mckee. it's jamming up before you get to our camera. it's between mckee and oakland road. that's what's causing folks to hit the breaks. a way around this is getting over towards our waze system. we will show you the work around. we have a few routes marked out. right here is where that slowing s i want to show you waze tells you 101, 280 to 87 just like we were talking about. traffic so light today that you can actually use 87 as an alterna alternate. compares the routes the direct route through that backup will take you about 20 to 25 minutes pretty soon, longer, doubling your time between this portion around capital expressway towards santa clara. we're showing that backup that you have to get through or get around. over here we have this backup, this is the richmond-san rafael bridge at the toll plaza

westbound 580 slows heading toward the richmond side. nothing like this at the bay bridge. that is clear. it's the slow down getting across 580 westbound right now. back to you. 6:52 right now. breaking news in the trial for the widow of the pulse nightclub shooter. the brand-new information into our newsroom. more breaking news. a dramatic new show of from russia overnight. the answers we are expecting in just a few minutes. french flights are grounded, air france says a quarter of its flights have been canceled. the airline workers are striking over pay. passengers should check flights and air france is offering to change those tickets for tree. plus noble peace price winner malala u receive will be visiting her hometown today. she is back in her native pakistan for the first time in five years. more news after the break. befor

he it is 6:55 now. welcome back of the before you head out the door here are the top stories right here on "today in the bay." breaking news a verdict has been reached in the noor salman case. that decision is expected to come down in the next 30 minutes. she is the wife of the orlando pulse gunman. salman is on trial in florida, she is accused of helping omar mateen in that attack. we will have more on the verdict as soon as it comes down.

breaking overnight russian authorities say they tested a new intercontinental ballistic missile. the country released this video of that launch. it's a 22-second clip that shows the missile taking off. russia says this is the second successful test of this missile. the rest comes hours after russia expelled u.s. diplomats at 7:00 this morning the "today" show's savannah guthrie will talk exclusively with the russian ambassador to the u.s. about those escalating tensions. the warriors travel to sacramento tomorrow more a game against the kings. that's where a recent police shooting of stephon clark is fromting a former after wore and king into action. matt barnes is calling for a rally tomorrow before the game tips off. he's calling for accountability in that shooting investigation. barnes is hoping players from both the warriors and kings take part in the rally. happening today south bay immigrant rights supporters are organizing a march rally is in san jose. they plan to voice their opposition to the recent actions

by i.c.e. and white house efforts to end the daca program. organizers are asking people to gather at 3:00 p.m. outside of san jose city hall. the group plans to march to plaza za cesar chavez. the san francisco police department is investigating a rock flowing incident. new this morning this is video of that investigation. it happened on second and julian around 9:00 last night. you can see a woman walking away holding something to his head, apparently she had been hit by a rock. video captured the rock that was thrown there and also the blood on the ground though we build urd that for you. police say officers caught the suspect even though he tried to get away. right now what we're trying to find out is the motive. happening tonight a live look at the coliseum where the oakland a's will be back at it again against the los angeles angels of anaheim one day after a thrilling opener. the a's won in the 11th inning, as marcus siemian knocked in

booing powell for that third. the a's were down 4-0. tonight's game starts at 7:00 and includes a pregame ceremony for the 50th anniversary team, the first to play in oakland. nail biters seemed to be ruling the day yesterday for opening day around the world. >> that includes the giants, too, against the dodgers away. the giants opened up in l.a. if you thought their recent injuries might call panic, you're partly wrong, joe panik scored the only run of the game with this home run in the fifth inning over clayton kershaw. the giants cueto takes the round tonight in game two. tuesday on "today in the bay" we're going big for the giants home opener. we like when they are home. there are a lot of things happening new this season and we will highlight them as we begin our coverage at 4:30 tuesday morning. for our midday newscast at 11:00 marcus and i will be live along the bleacher line, we will be on the field, it will be so fun.

>> we have all the sights and sounds from opening day on our website. you can go to nbcbayarea.com and click on the galleries to see everything you missed from the ballparks. we want to get a check of your forecast and of course the commute as well as we are headed into the weekend. you've got bad news. >> bad news for folks. the weather is looking good. we will have a beautiful weekend ahead. 72 degrees today in san francisco, slightly cooler for easter weekend inland areas will be in the mid 70s on sunday. we have that traffic alert for the san mateo bridge. >> that has become the number one issue over the last 20 minutes. a live look shows you you're jammed up from hayward past the high-rise to foster city. fortunately light traffic will keep you on highway 84, the dumbarton bridge which is a great alternate or even the bay bridge. over here san jose continues a slow drive from tully all the way to just about mckee where a motorcycle crash blocks one lane but the bay bridge toll plaza is clear. >> we know a lot of you folks

might be traveling over the weekend. do be careful out there. we'd love to see you back here on monday. >> come back at 7:25 for more local news. more news coming up toot at 11:00 as well. good morning. breaking news. show of force. overnight russia test launching a dangerous new missile that vladimir putin claims can't be shot down. tensions at a boiling point. both countries closing consulates and expelling diplomats over that nerve agent attack on a former spy. was moscow directly involved? this morning hour exclusive interview with russia's ambassador. >> do we have motive to kill him on the eve of russian presidential election? >> do you? deadly manhunt. a police officer in kentucky shot and killed by a man pretending to be a fellow officer. the frantic search for the suspectnd