weather and sunshine. you can't beat this forecast. i know a lot of people kind of tired of the cold weather we had earlier this week. now as we see the sunrise over san jose, we're going to have a chilly morning but look how much it warms up as we go through the day. maybe you're making plans for the north bay, going to enjoy the day in sonoma wine country, it's going to be very chilly at 8:00, noontime, you can have luncheon the patio and it's going to be 69 degrees and 74 today, also checking out that beach forecast for you, it stays cool along the coast and half moon bay staying in the 50s. a look at all of the temperatures today and mike you're tracking a crash? >> most of the commute will make you smile, much like your forecast. it's friday light with gentle build for san jose and maybe a little bit through hayward, just a tiny bit. here's the issue, the upper east shore starting to recover already. the crash west 80 coming through

pinol and highway 4, that's the rchb why, it's 20, 21 minutes from highway 4 to the bay bridge because of that one little stretch of slowing which has all lanes cleared. looking at west 580, continuing up the dublin grade, a nice easy drive through the tri-valley and across the bay. the san mateo bridge just starts to pick up volume. still at speed. back to you, kris. >> thousands of students across the country and across the bay area are going to walk out of class today. it is the latest protest against gun violence at schools. this is video from a month ago during another similar walkout. today marks 19 years since the columbine high school massacre. and it's interesting because the students walki out today, weren't evenalive with columbine happened. bob redell is live in san jose. this is a challenging time for schools. they want to support students but also can get involved --

>> reporter: each district has a different policy. they are trying to support the students' right to free expression but some districts are going to be marking them unexcused. there are more than 2600 of these walkouts planned nationwide. we've been able to confirm 36 in the bay area, including the one scheduled for later this morning at south san jose. what's going to happen later this morning at 10:00, the students are going to walk out of class, possibly go off campus and then they are going to pause for 13 seconds. one second for each person who is shot and killed at columbine high school in littleton colorado, 19 years ago today. you'll recall the shooters in that massacre were two teenage classmates who committed suicide after police arrived. most of the students participating today as you mentioned, they weren't alive for columbine. but they do remember newtown and most recently parkland where 17 people were shot and killed at a school in florida this past february. the walkout is designed to pressure lawmakers to pass stricter gun control laws.

some of the schools there will be a voter registration drive to preregister to 16 and 17-year-old students so that when they turn 18 years old they can elect lawmakers who will enact tougher estrictions. this is thehirass walkout since parkland. many of the school districts, they support their students right to free speech and expression but some are not okay with the students skipping class or going off campus of the san francisco unified school district let us know students who walk out will receive an unexcused absence with a notification to mom and dad. at dublin high school in the east bay, students can receive detention, according to the east bay times. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> more and more students peacefully exercise their rights. >> in morgan hill students will not walk out and lead but elected leaders will come and talk at the town hall style for mat meeting about topics like gun violence and how to get

involved in their community. this morning we'll be at schools all across the bay area. we're going to break into programming at 10:00 this morning as students begin to walk out of class. you can also stay updated through the digital platforms 24/7. 6:04, live look in washington this morning, we're getting our first look at the newly released memos from james comey, we have the redacted version of those memos, all 16 pages, they detail fbi james comey's encounters with president trump. tracie potts is live in washington. people who can't get hands on the memo, what did we find inside here? >> reporter: well, you can get your hands on them, go to our website, nbc news.com and all of the memos are on there. they are however, redacted so there's some information you won't see and by the way, these memos never would have seen the light of day at least to the public had their not been a threat of a suspect to the justice department. >> new overnight from the comey

memos, president trump claiming formeriodviser michael fadlynn h serious judgment issues and former chief of staff reince priebus asking if flynn was under surveillance. you did give him an answer? >> correct. >> was it improper for you to tell him directly in that momt? >> i didn't think so. i hesitated. >> comey says he began the memos after a trump tower meeting to brief the president elect on russian claims involving prostitutes. >> may not tell the truth about those if it became an issue. i needed a written record. >> the issue came up again in the oval office. >> he told you he had a personal conversation with president putin about hookers? >> yes. >> president trump tweets clearly it shows there was no collusion or obstruction and comey leaked classified information. in a statement three republican committee chairs point outcomy never says he felt obstructed or threatened. the top democrat on oversight says they prove president trump

interfered in a blatant effort to deny justice. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. 6:05. passengers on the southwest flight that had an engine explode are getting checks for $5,000 each. this is coming down within past few minutes, a woman died in that explosion and the plane made an emergency landing in philadelphia. no one else was hurt. >> new this morning, 6:06. wells fargo faci a very big fine. the san francisco based bank is excted to be fined as much as a billion dollars by the feds, it's tied to auto lending and mortgages, not its sales practices scandal. a different scandal. this would be the biggest fine ever imposed on a company. the fine comes as no surprise wells fargo executives announce last week that they were in negotiations with the government to settle over various charges. new this morning, the judge at the center of a south bay

recall effort and high profile ruling you may have already formed your own opinion now is now breaking his silence, he handed down a life sentence to former stanford swimmer brock turner who sexually assaulted a woman outside of a frat party. yesterday he spoke exclusively to the mercury news and calls the recall effort misplaced frustration with the criminal justice system. he believes that the legal system must take sexual assault and domestic violence victims more seriously. and recall threats can only shake public confidence in the judiciary system. 6:07, new details from fremont. investigators about a deadly police shooting two weeks ago. police say they will not release the police body camera video. earlier this month officers shot and killed 18-year-old who they say was wanted on several warrants. they say he was a passenger in a car that was pulled ov. he ran off and fired at

officers. officers say he did fire first. we now how scary it can be when the earth starts moving nur your feet. even small earthquakes can be scary. san francisco is expanding its emergency training program. now offering it to all 11 districts. those workshops are observed lots of languages as well. kris just tweeted a link to the department website if you're looking for details. make sure your family knows what to do. tomorrow first responders from across the city will practice for a disaster. it's a day-long drill at jails lick middle school in noah valley and crews will practice search and rescue triage and command center setup. >> it's 6:08. you may be getting the kids out the door to school in oakland. it's going to be a chilly start, only 40 degree temperatures, but as we go throughout the day,

that sunshine warms things up and it's going to be a beautiful afternoon. great way to wrap up the work week with our highs up to 79 in concord and 78 in antioch, santa rosa 74 degrees. half moon bay, santa cruz mid-70s there and 77 in morgan hill. a look at today's temperature trend for san jose we'll break that down coming up in four minutes. mike, you were saying some folks are working late. >> staying late for work on a friday. we're talking about the overnight road crews, these guys and gals over here have been sticking around all morning. that's the reason we've seen slower drives now pronounced northbound from 237 up to about the landing road. the overnight road crew scheduled to pick up right now and sshey are clear on the caltrans website but the slowing shows they haven't kpleered as far as the effect towards sunol. over here the commute out of the

altamont looks great. no problems for the walnut creek interchange, 880 moves nicely at speed at the coliseum and one live look through san jose, the lighter volume aside from slowing heading north from san jose back towards milpitas. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," it is a hotd topic across the country, keeping personal data out of the wrong hands. the steps parents need to take to make sure kids information stays private and later -- >> when the moment comes we kind of look at each other and it's a boy. >> if you thought eight is enough, take a look at this one. 14 kids and counting. we'll introduce you to this family with 14 sons. that's a lot of mouths to feed coming up at 6:26. 6:10 right now, you're watching "today in the bay."

it's 6:13 it's a beautiful start to your friday morning and even though it's cool it's going to be a very nice and comfortable day. willow glen will be in the 50s and lunch outside shlgs 65 and normally we're up to 70 degrees but going well above that with mid-70s today and even warmer forhe weekend. we'll talk about some evts going on around the bay area. that's coming up in less than five minutes. looking at great travel times. the crash in sunol has cleared

so the light traffic allows a 19 minute from highway 4 to the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. how often are your kids online? maybe a smartphone or tablet is their go to for fun or maybe we hand it over when we need a little break as parents. this morning a new study from the bay area says tech companies are illegally handling some of the kids' data. berkeley researchers found more than 3,000 kid oriented android apps collect and sell data to advertisers. as experts will tell you, there's a federal law that makes it illegal to do that with anyone under the age of 13. >> the normal way of doing business on the internet is that you're tracked and advertised and they try to learn as much as they can about you as possible. children are not allowed to be cheated that way. >> so what is a parent to do? you can check the apps on your kids devices and experts say you can use this specific website where you can look up any

privacy problems for any apps your kids use. it is called ap census and i did post a link to that on my social media platform. you can finds that on twitter. turns out not everything is a okay when it komgz to the oracle and warriors, the fact that the team is leaving for san francisco after next season and second thing the coliseum is in dispute over what it says ai $40 million outstanding debt payment. that heads to arbitration in july. today the board members will hold a cloegsed door meeting. anti-immigration group is now suing for more transparency when it comes to america's h1b visa program. h1b bring in educated overseas workers with specialized skills and a lot of tech companies have workers with those kinds of visas. a group called fair believes some programs take away jobs from qualified u.s. citizens. attorneys representing fair are demanding detail ded records on

the companies that frequently use h1b visas and workers that get them. the federal government is not commenting on the suit. business and tech news, netflix wants to make it to the big screen. >> we go to kate rogers at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, kate. >> reporter: hi, marcus and kris, wall street could start the day in the red. stocks did fall yesterday. dragged lower by apple and chip makers followinging disappointing earnings from a supplier in az yaxt they are fretting over rising interest rates and oil prices holding near 3.5 year highs. the nasdaq slipping 57 to 7,238. at&t plans to launch a skinny bundle of tv channels without sports for $15 a month. that's one of the lowest prices available for a nation wds streaming plan. the service called at&t watch would be free for at&t wireless

customers. no details on a launch date or what channels will be included. netflix considering a plan to get movies on big screen, buying its own theaters, the l.a. times reported that they were in talks to buy th landmark theaters chain but backed out due to the cost. netflix has moreubscribers than amazon or hulu and also yet to earn respect from film studios to owning a theater will make it easier for netflix to squall file for the oscars and other awards. >> comedy is king at the box office, amy schumer stars in if the i feel pretty, an average woman with low self-esteem but hurts her head during a spin class and comes out believing she's a super model. it looks kind of funny. it is rated pg-13. >> here's another funny one, the super troopers are back. fans actually raise the funds to make the sequel to the 2000 cult comedy. the original cast is all built and they have to keep peace

after a map survey puts a canadian town inside a u.s. territory. this one for you will be rated funny and rated r. >> not for the kids. >> the forecast is rated e for excellent. >> okay. >> that may be what some people are doing and for me i'm thinking, okay, do i pput the a conditioning? >> you were talking about that. it's going to be warming up and we'll have several days of wafrm weather for the inland areas. this morning because it is so cool to be comfortable you need a nice warm jacket and live look outside and san francisco, beautiful start but once again it's cool. as you get the kids out the door for school, it's going to be in the upper 40s and the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, as we go throughout the school day, heading out for rece recess, upper 50s in the city and staying there with some low

60s there in some parts of the city. we're going to warm it up quite a bit for the inland valley. south county up to 77 degrees. and cupertino, 75 degrees and oakland 70 today. walnut creek, 77. it's going to be cool along the coast. half moon bay and 70 in san mateo. and mission district and 75 today in novato with breezy winds. looking for something fun to do tonight, might want to check out the san jose bike party happening downtown starting at 8:00. it will be at 62 degrees and then low 50s. skies stay clear and no worries, if you're seeing the warmer forecast, might go to the beach this weekend? santa cruz it's going to be nicer, 75 degrees today and mostly sunny skies through the weekend as we keep the 70s as you're packing up the car heading to the sierra, live look at kirkwood, some of that snow will melt with warmer weather. if you want to see snow, you better get there soon.

let youw what the weekend plans are @carrkari hall weathe. mike is saying, you may have to get out early because it's still slow on 680. >> one section and i'll get you around that. you can stick around and watch kari's next report. green for most of the bay. indeed we're talking about 680 northbound, speeds are starting to recover so indeed it looks like the crew has cleared from the overnight construction. a few minutes late. out to the waze system, we're showing you a drive from alam rock, 33 minutes. that improved over the last few. if you get around, that can save you another ten minutes by 880 and you kinds of new that but waze confirms that and confirms to nbc bay area wazers, we'll share information with all of you guys. fremont on 880 moves nicely. the berkeley curve and metering

lights are on and you have to wait at the bay bridge, back to you. >> coming up next on "today in the bay", two gym that is tick coaches respond to the abuse scandal rocking the sport. their answer when asked about how they felt about former gymnastics doctor larry nassar. >> revealing questions and answers for debt collectors, i'm consumer investigatorchris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. and maybe you're wondering where's laura? she's at home taking care of the k kiddos, all three of them not feeling well. she's been up from home and posting on facebook, you can join our conversation each and every morning. right now the time is 6:21. you're watching "today in the bay." lots of questions about det

collectors. nbc bay area responds to a lot of questions about debt collectors, not even the collections, but the collectors themselves. >> this morning we have some answers for you from an insider, consumer investigator chris chmura with the unprecedented access. >> we asked them pretty direct quiz a question and they gave us direct answers. they've given up debt collection and now run a charity that buys up medical debt and forgives it. nbc owned tv stations made a donation that will wipe up as much as $20 million in medical debt nationwide. after our donation, we asked the

debt clerkollectors to open up they did. we asked ten questions, here are a couple of them. do debt collectors get a bonus or commission? the answer, yes, but generally on overall performance, not per individual collection. here's another, is there a pre-set percentage, maybe less than 100% that a collector will take to settle a debt? the answer there, also yes, that tells us you should always try to negotiation. what kind of people end up becoming debt collectors? their answer here, most bill collectors are not better or worse educated than the people they call. >> you can read all ten questions and revealing answers on our nbc bay area app or our website just search for medical debt. as for the debt forgiveness program, debts are being bought in bulk, we can't pick specific

people. if your medical debt is forgiven, you'll receive a yellow envelope like this real soon. if you get one, we would love to hear from you, call us 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great weekend. >> 6:26, continuing coverage, today abuse survivors will gather together at the rally at michigan state where doctor larry nassar worked. the usa gym that is tick doctors convicted of molesting young athletes for years. bela and martha are talking about the abuse. here's part of the savannah guthrie new interview. >> they say they were violated here. how does that sit with you? >> that's awful, any child who was violated by an assault, it's a crime. >> on the "today" show they do share more of their side of the story and you can see savannah's

exclusive look inside the famous ranch. 6:26, the next story will make you drop your jaw. we're talking about a full house. >> michigan couple just welcomed a new baby, it is their 14th and all of the kids are boys. they have 14 sons, the oldest is 25 and he's like, i've got to move out of here and youngest two days old. the couple jokes that they've now run out of boy names. >> you know, i've told people before too, i can't imagine not being like this. i can't imagine -- >> they were -- we asked, were you disappointed that you didn't get a little girl on number 14? their answer is coming up on the "today" show. we did look it up and odds of the couple having 13 sons in a row is about one in 8,000 and we're wondering what the chances are of them having 14 in a row. got to be even higher than that. >> you know what, congratulations to them. >> no kidding.

>> coming up next on the "today" show, high times for tens of thousands going to the pot party in san francisco. the changes that they will experience now that marijuana is legal recreational. inside the chaos, the brand-new video taken moments after southwest airlines engine explosion. right now it's 6:28, you're watching "today in the bay."

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we're off to a cool start and expecting a gorgeous weekend as we look live from the camera at lake elizabeth in fremont. >> thanks so much for joining us on this friday morning. i'm in for laura garcia. >> i like the way you say that, friday. >> with conviction. >> right now we want to head to c kari hall. >> we're loving what we have on the way. being friday it's time to get up and out the door knowing it's going to be an amazing day. if you're heading to 420 in the park and golden gate park and maybe going to hippie hill, it's going to be cool. make sure you're wearing a nice warm jacket, only the mid to upper 50s there and our seven-day forecast shows that we're heading up to 64 degrees in san francisco. 70 tomorrow and nice weather continues into next week as well. inland areas it's going to start to heat up. take a look at this, 80s from saturday through at least tuesday. i'll be tracking that and the weekend forecast coming up in

about six minutes, mike has a possible problem for richmond drivers. >> possible because we hear about a crash at the end of the richmond to san rafael bridge. here's the richmond side, we see cash lanes operate smoothly, a little backup and then it started to clear again. getting over towards san rafael, westbound is the direction over to the north bay where wanted to show you light volume there. right at the split there, around san quinton, westbound 580, there's a report of a car that hit the cement divider. there may be a lane blocked but no crew there. we see a little slowing at the toll plaza and not at san quinton. meanwhi meanwhile, the rest of the bay shows a friday light commute building for the south bay and across the san mateo bridge as you see here. >> new this morning, people living near a richmond gas station are waking up to a crime scene. police are still at the stop and shop off carlson.

you are seeing right there br d brand-new footage. a car riddled with bullets, we have this video around 5:00 this morning. we looked through it and decided not to show you what appears to be a body. we have contacted authorities and we're asking those questions for you, like what happened overnig we'll tell you when we get those answers when they get back to us. 6:33, it is that time of year ge again and you're looking at 4/20 celebrations and thousands of pot fans will be in golden gate park celebrating what is this unofficial marijuana holiday. >> but this year you might see some changes, it's the first 4/20 since recreational marijuana became legal for adults. pete suratos is live to explain how this impact -- impact the festivities there and pete, hope you're getting the clean fresh air right now. >> won't be clean and fresh

later. >> reporter: we'll be long gone before it starts, guys. as you mentioned, the 4/20 celebration happening here at golden gate park at hippie hill. the changes where we could see more people, legalization of recreational marijuana for adults, expecting anywhere between 12 to 15,000 people showing up here at golden gate park for the 4/20 celebration and with all of this since january 1st, our crews pass by harborside in hooakland, that's prominent dispensary. to see how business has been going since january 1st. andrew deank lo explained that business is up anywhere from 20 to 50% is depending on the month. he said it's kind of hard to gauge at this point, probably better to check in at the end of the year to see what the impact is. did explain however that the demographic coming into that dispensary is changing. >> a lot of them are why are grandmother or father. a lot of folks over the age of

50, 55 years old are coming into the dispensaries and feeling safe and comfortable now that we're legal to come in. the stigma has been lifted. >> reporter: as for the 4/20 event on hippie hill. the area will be fenced off and private security on site. chp will have a heavy presence as well with additional units during the day and after the event. i want to point out this is an unsanctioned event by the city but there will be merchants and sponsors on site for the festivities for the 4/20, beginning here at golden gate park at 9:00 a.m. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> it will be interesting now that things are legal. thank you, pete. >> the idea of celebrating 4/20 seemgz to be changing at least in san francisco and oakland. new pot related events are planned this year. never thought i would be talking about this on the news. in san francisco a marijuana

oriented tour bus launching called magic cannabus and also an idea in oakland to do something similar to a pub crawl and itill be called -- stop in downtown at the cannabis businesses and it's called 4/20 cannacrawl. that starts at 10:00 a.m. which should give you plenty of time to get over the golden gate bridge and to the golden gate park. by the way, aaa for first time is offering its tipsy tow service for impaired drivers. new this morning a ten-hour standoff is finally over in the south bay but it had to be a very tense night for the folks who live in that neighborhood. it only ended about four hours ago. you can see the police activity here on your screen. this is outside a home on sierra and piedmont roads in san jose. police tell us that there were three suspects that were wanted in a string of violent robberies, officers first responded them yesterday at 4:00 in the afternoon. those suspects finally surrendered but only after a

s.w.a.t. team shot tear gas into that home. new video for you this morning at 6:36, of that terrifying emergency landing this week involving a southwest plane. a passenger took her phone out and recorded this video as oxygen masks were deployed. investigators have pinpointed metal fatigue in the fan blade as the likely cause. we have learned that a public memorial is planned for sunday for the mother of the two that died after being nearly sucked out of the plane. the service will take place at the university of new mexico, details on her funeral are not known. 6:37 now and happening today, the nation will say good-bye to former first lady barbara bush. she'll lay in repose in houston. brand-new video in the newsroom hoes the hear s shows the hearse arriving. it is in houston. the bush family has been a member of that church for

decades, average people will have a chance to pay respects all day. the former first lady died at her home in uston earlier this week. it had to be a tough night for both ams in last night's warriors playoff game against the san antonio spurs. but the game did go on. spurs head coach greg pap vich was not there after the death of his wife er rinne. as for the game itself the warriors were in control most of the night winning 110-97, kevin durant had a team high 96 points and this happened. he tweaked his ankle late in the game and got up and says he is okay. that's what we're hoping for. the dubs have a three game to none lead. game four coming up on sunday. i guess we know what you're doing, mike? >> that's right, staying up to watch but my wife, i was doing something in the kitchen and my wife was on her feet ready to

jump in but it will be okay, he's ready. >> the backup for the camera, it's eastbound. we're starting to see the sky clear a little but but there was a lot of smoke and haze, we both came to each other, did you see the smoke? it's right there. there's a car fire reported on the hayward side on the san mateo bridge. eastbound lanes stopped for a bit. they'll be able to pull this car away. no more flames reported but you see the backup forming. there's another batch of smoke drifting through. there's steam if not smoke. here's the area they would pull off near the parking lot. took a lot of time for the live shot. let's zoom back out and show you not a lot of slowing electric aside from what you saw getting over to hayward from the peninsula side and rest of the bay shows a friday commute very light, dumbarton bridge if you can. >> that's what you love about her. >> that's right. >> you might want to drag the tv outside or find a neighbor that

has a fancy one outside. >> open up doors and windows and let the fresh breeze on. an amazing weekend across the bay area. can't beeat this when the highs at 74 by the bay and inland areas at 80 degrees and for sunday, more of the same really no changes but just slightly warmer for the interior valleys, as we look at things happening around the bay area, friend on twitter let me know about this. when the sip and stroll for relay for life happening in campbell is going to be quite warm starts outcome fortable at 70 degrees and as the day goes along expected to make it up to 80 degrees. a little bit more than wine, maybe water in the mix too. in northern california, cherry blossom festival will be happening both saturday and sunday. the parade is on sunday and at 2:00 we're going to have very comfortable temperatures at 68 degrees. mostly sunny skies both days, we'll hit up to 70 degrees around japantown. if you're going to coachella

this weekend, head's up, high winds and closed the fair ground areas but hopefully the winds will die down and by tomorrow our high temperatures reaching up to 95 degrees and you know you have to be prepared for both those colds overnight hours and the extreme heat you have during the day. then if you're going to santa barbara, no extreme temperatures, it's going to reach in low 70s, perfect beach weather and sunshine then the area parks will be free this weekend celebrating earth day and muir woods, 71 degrees on saturday. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend. we'll get you out the door in three minutes. >> 6:41 now, coming up next on "today in the bay," changing your commute. the new option for drivers on one of the area's busiest bridges and how it can make your drive and life maybe easier. >> little change, kris, the dow is down 31 points and apple

actually with the losses there offset the ge gains that we were seeing on the stock market this morning. 6:41 right now. you're watching "today in the bay."

6:44, beautiful sunrise around the bay area, starting out with sunshine as we take a live look outside in fremont and as you step out the door, you may run back in and get a jacket, even though we know it's going to be a warm day. it starts out cool but we do

warm up quickly. a look at our afternoon temperatures in the mid-70s today and as you make plans for the weekend, we'll check out that forecast and i'll give you some ideas of things going on around the bay area coming up too. >> a look at the san mateo bridge, not westbound direction, eastbound coming towards us, we have traffic jammed up, chp called for a sigalert because of a car fire near the toll plaza on the counter commute side. we'll show you the bigger look and give you an alternate coming up. pinpointing that, thank you very much, mike. 6:45. good news for your commute if it's not what mike was talking about. this is a live look at westbound traffic. eastbound drivers will get another option on the richmond/san rafael bridge. a third lane will open up later this afternoon during the rush hour commute and as you look up while you're driving, you'll see a right lane open sign on the bridge's marin county side. ere a 20 sets of overhead

green arrows to guide drivers along the way. the lane will open between 2:00 in the afternoon and 7:00 in the evening. some vallejo families may have difficult conversations with their kids after a fourth grade teacher at glenn cove elementary school was arrested. police say he was trying to contact a minor for sex. today 36-year-old andrew lund will be formally charged. police arrested lund yesterday accusing him of trifiying to contact a minor for sex. he did not know it but he was actually talk being online to an undercover investigator. there could be more victims. the veterans home of california now has a new leader, frederick jugst, the home dismissed the previous administrator last year. the video is from last month when the facility made national headlines after a former soldier took three workers hostage and killed them and then himself. they had been trying to help him with ptsd. 6:46, the brother of stephon

clark will be in court. he was arrested for a slew of charges including assault and vandalism. now he's speaking out from his jail cell. >> i'm sorry, whatever the damage did -- i pay for. >> police aren't releasing details what led to the arrest but a sacramento couple tells us they were the victims. that clark rents a room from their home and started acting erratically. clark reportedly threatened them then destroyed their home while they were away. the couple eventually filed a restraining order and they say his mental health changed after the death of his brother, stephon, who was shot and killed by police last nth. meanwhile, we're lefning new details on the financial hit to the city of sacramento from numerous protests, chp is clocking thousands of hours of

overtime. taxpayers will be off the hook to cover -- on the hook to cover the costs. 6:48 now, this will probably be the perfect weekend to get out and give back. you have a lot of options, you're looking at our favorite option which is comcast cares, earth day is visually sunday but tomorrow volunteers will span out krogs the 5 state parks as part of the earth day restoration and cleanup. nbc bay area you might see familiar faces in this video, this is something that is near and dear to our hearts. we will be in santa rosa and san jose for our annual comcast care volunteer event. where we get to hang out with comcast brothers and sisters and our nbc bay area brothers and sisters doing nice things in our community. >> the corporate office coming out to santa rosa because that was the area touched by fires and lend support as well and help out the schools.

>> we've seen the kids arriving at campuses and we usually do schools, when they arrive on monday, they just feel like people care. >> if you see a lot of green shirts around the school in your naked this weeke neighborhood this weekend, you'll know what's going on. in san jose we'll have a beautiful weekend, a lot of beach cleanup and volunteer events for earth day and also some beautiful weather for all of the parades and so many going on. we walk out to upper 40s and low 50s and as we get the kids out the door for school this morning in san jose, it is one for a nice warm jacket. 47 degrees but look how fast it warms up. we'll be in the mid-60s by recess time and low 70s as they get dropped off from school or you're walking home from school with our high today up to 74 degrees, also 74 in palo alto, 76 in napa and today in san francisco, 64 degrees.

check out that 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen showing the peninsula and a live look outside and san jose this morning as you're getting dressed, because we do have such a wide range in temperatures, you need layers and a jacket but then short sleeves as it warms up for the afternoon. then here's that forecast for comcast cares day, for all of our employees and we talked about how nice it's going to be whether you'll be out for this event or other events it's going to be absolutely gorgeous. then we also have the apple blossom festival happening tomorrow, mid-70s in the forecast with sunshine. we have a lot of sun in the forecast for san francisco, warming up to 70 degrees and for the inland areas look at that, 83 for tomorrow and we keep those 80s through next week, a few more clouds and slightly cooleremperatures by wednesday into thursday. mike, you have a new update on car fire. >> controlling the camera over there turns in the earlier car

fire now out. i'll let this sit from the scene for a couple of seconds, firefighters and look at this, they used foam or something to extinguish what could have been a fuel fire as well. the flares are out and one lane is driving past the area. let me walk you through this. the lane going eastbound off the bridge from foster city heading to hayward, that is counter commute, taken care of the fire which didn't catch the brush on the shoulder and we'll look at the map as well. this is counter commute, causing a distraction for both directions head agway from the hayward -- peninsula side to hayward. down to just one lane. that's why chp issued a sigalert. with this map we go the waze system, we'll finish to show you the travel times from the peninsula if you're in san carlos and towards castro valley, it's about 45 minutes to get over there on the dumbarton bridge, a little longer drive. what you should take that because even though right now across the san mateo bridge,

only 35 minutes and will continue to build. chp has issued the sigalert mean being they expect it to take a half hour to clear. consider eastbound across the dumbarton bridge and nbc bay area wazers is the team to join and we can get that information wherever you check wherever yo are. >> 6:52, a quick look at the top stories on "today in the bay" including another massive school walk out that's planned for later this morning to raise awareness about gun violence. we're live with the demonstrations about to get under way here in the bay area. >> but first happening now, san francisco based wells fargo just lost a huge account. the american federation of teachers just told us nearly 2 million members to go someplace else to get the mortgages, the teacher's union wanted wells fargo to cut ties or impose new restrictions on firearm businesses, right now more than 20,000 teachers have mortgages with wells fargo already. more news for you after the break. before you head out the d

here are the top stories on today in the bay-- welcome back, before we head out, the time is 6:55, here the the top stories an "today in the bay." >> students will be walking out at 10:00 this morning across all time zones, students on the east coast will walk out in about five minutes, we're looking liver at the walkout, it is beginning in washington, d.c. we are still a few hours away

from the walkouts planned here in the bay area. students are trying to bring attention to school shootings more than 2100 walkouts are planned all across the you had and similar march happened last month after the shooting in parkland, florida. today's march komgz on the 19th anniversary of the columbine school shooting. at 10:00 we have crews statned at schools across the bay area to show you what's going on. a look at washington, d.c. this morning where president trump is already awake and responding to the release of james comey's memos. you probably started hearing about the memo before you went to bed. overnight the president started defending his former national security adviser, expressing frustration that quote, michael flynn's life can be totally destroyed while shady james comey can leak and lie and make lots of money from a third rate book. now the president goes on to ask is that really the way life in america is supposed to work?

well coverage continues next on the quts today show with full analysis of the documents and what they could mean for president trump. >> wells fargo is facing a billion dollar fine, that news coming down within the last half hour. it's tied to auto lending and mortgages but not bank's sales practices scandal. the fine comes as no surprise. wells fargo executive announced last week they were in negotiations with the government to settle over various charges. the judge is the center of the south bay recall effort in high profile ruling you may have formed your own opinion on is now breaking his silence, opponents of judge persky say he handed down a light sentence to brock turner who sexually assaulted a woman outside a frat party. he calls the recall effort misplaced frustration with the criminal justice system and believes the legal system must take sexual assault and domestic

violence victims more seriously and recall threats can only shake confidence in the system. 6:57, a live look at the golden gate park where you probably won't be able to smell it in and out but later, the pungent aroma of marijuana. pot smokers and people that hang out with them will gather for what's become an annual celebration called 4/20. the idea dates back to 1970s when a group of young people in the north bay in a ory don't have time for here but res assured if you're anywhere at pk later today, there will be a lot of crowds and likely the potential for a contact high. a live look at at&t park this morning. the giants on the road taking on the angels in anaheim and nbc bay area has you covered here. you can watch that game on our air tonight. coverage starts at 7:00 right after nbc bay area news at 6:00. all right, the forecast looks perfect for baseball, too

bad they are out of town. >> well, you know. >> we'll have plenty of opportunities to get nice weather, baseball weather around the bay area, maybe there's little league games tomorrow. >> there you go. >> we'll have -- it's starting to warm up for tomorrow. those inland areas are reaching up to 83 degrees. at least it will be cool early and then you know how it goes, by late morning, early afternoon, it goes up several degrees each hour and cools off quickly throughout the next several days during those evening hours. we're going to have nice days ahead and once again, taking in a lot of sun. >> we like that sun. >> right now, one big problem crossing the bay. >> we look at your map, just one big problem, we'll look over here, most of the sensors are great. this counter commute and unusual, eastbound 921 jammed up from the city side towards hayward because fire crews have finished putting the car fire

out. a tow truck is there. should clear hopefully. >> takes a while sometimes. >> follow me on twitter. >> take a look at the picture in fremont, gorgeous day, get out and enjoy it, only after you join at 7:25 for more local news. good morning, breaking overnight, the comey memos. congress gets 15 pages of detailed notes from the fired fbi director and promptly leaks them. this morning, the new revelations about comey's one-on-ones with the president. >> and he told you he'd had a personal conversation with president putin about hookers? >>es. >> the president, waing no time reacting. whate has to say, just ahead. captured. the fugitive grandmother wanted for the murders of her husband and a look alike now behind bars. this morning, the tip that ended a nationwide manhunt and what we're learning about her time on the run. prince's last moments. officials close the case on the death of the music superar