sprinkles thrown in on your weekend. here's a live look outside in palo alto as you get ready to head out the door. we're see beiing clouds this mog and sun will peek aboo through the day and we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up. mike says so far so good. >> so far so good for friday as we've mentioned. the lighter volume probably in towards the morning commute right now as you'd expect, you're at speed pretty much everywhere we look. and that includes up here contra costa county. highway 4 no problems through concord and walnut creek interchange. live look shows you, here's the north bay with san rafael, no drama or problem. not a lot of traffic. here's fremont, more traffic but still at speed. back to you. >> mike, 5:00 this morning, breaking news in overseas, korean leaders are vowing no more war and agreed to denuke clurize the korean peninsula.

it's a historic outcome from a meeting decades in the meeting. bob redell is tracking the reaction across the globe. both sides just met. talk about what this conversation was about. >> reporter: >> overnight the leaders of north and south korea signed a declaration signing this would be a new era of peace and no more war on the korean pen niina peninsula. both sides have agreed to push for talks with the united states and possibly china as well to officially end the war with a peace treaty. last night the demilitarized zone, the area that separates both countries, there was this historic moment. as kim jong-un of morning korea shook hands with president moon jae-in of south korea, both men smiled and changed words and then took turns stepping over to the other man's side. this was the first time a north korea leader has been on the south korean soil since the fighting stopped in 1953.

the joint summit afterwards, the two leaders committed and agreed to the denuclearize the peninsula and make it free of nuclear weapons but released no details on what steps north korea would take. in the past it would only disarm if the united states removed its 28,500 troops from south korea. in an interesting change, kim jong-un told his counterpart in the south he was aware his missile tests were keeping him awake at night. with this new agreement, the north korean leader said i'll make sure you can sleep soundly. reporting live in the newsroom, bob redell, quds today in the bay. >> other developments this morning in the golden state serial killer case, he is scheduled to be arraigned this afternoon. we're also getting chilling new acts of decades old attacks made by the suspect. most happened in neighborhoods around sacramento.

a mother and daughter who escaped one attack in 1976 are reliving their they are fiing experience and it started when their attack pried open a window. >> he's got a face ski mask on and t-shirt on and tool belt and boots but not wearing any pants. so i think what is this crazy guy not wearing pants. >> the mother fought off the attacker and ran out the door for help. in this case the suspect left the scene. four decades later new dna technology helped track him down thanks in part to an open source genology website. we'll have more coming up, fascinating. a full report at 5:30. >> 5:03 right now, a devastating story out of san jose, neighbors say a man died a hero after he ran into a burning mobile home. this to save a little girl. however it turns out that girl was safe outside of the home.

the man never made it back outside. this happened yesterday afternoon at the west wind mobile home park near highway 237. people there are actually watched this whole ordeal say it's just devastating. >> that young man died a hero and people should remember him and his family should think so highly of him. >> investigators are looking into how this fire started. they have not released the name of the man who died. in the meantime at 5:04, problems continue in concord this week. air quality said to be so bad people can't go back to their homes. we showed you evacuation on early tuesday morning when the fire started. the crew are demolishing what's left of the building that burned. it was under construction. firefighters still haven't said what even started that fire. calls this morning for a new investigation into the scandal surrounding the hunter's point naval ship yard and ongoing cleanup of toxic soil.

bay area investigative unit helped uncover this story. the navy says a private cleanup company for years may have faked data in its collection of radioactive soil. contra costa county supervisors fear contaminated soil ended up in landfills not designated for radioactive material. they insist everything was done properly and guidelines were followed. a little bit of history is supposed to be made when the san jose police department welcomes its newest class of officers. or maybe instead of history it's her story. according to the mercury news the latest class includes the most women ever. nine of the 47 graduating officers are female. about double the usual number. 5:05 right now. as a "today in the bay" viewer, you know home fires can move fast and be devastating. >> the red cross will be out to make sure people have a chance to get out alive.

kris sanchez joins us with how you can help. good morning, kris. >> reporter: hi there, the red cross of silicon valley will be installing smoke detectors like this for free. they run about $20 and have a ten-year battery so you don't have to replace them in that time and doing this in fire prone areas around the bay area. the red cross estimates that seven people every day die in a house fire. 36 people are injured in a house fire and that there are 64,000 house fires every year all across the united states. the red cross says 416 people got out alive from homes where the red cross is installed smoke detectors in the three years of this campaign. some of those lives saved were in the lands and mobile home park during the north bay firestorm. several people said the only reason they got out because they heard their smoke alarm and these were smoke alarms

installed by the red cross. >> the support for family to already have prethought if my smoke alarm goes off, what am i going to do. how am i going to get out? >> now, this coming weekend through the next two weekends through may 12th. the red cross will ask for volunteers to install smoke detectors and help people come up with an escape plan and document where the smoke detectors are going. the red cross wants to install 2,000 smoke detectors in homes around the bay area and cities from san rafael down into cities in the sleenas valley. they aim to install 100,000 smoke detectors nationwide. in the three years of the sound the alarm campaign, the red cross has installed more than a million smoke detectors. if you have some free time this weekend, next weekend or the weekend after that, the red cross could certainly show you how to be a big help in your community. i posted a link where to sign up with the red cross to help install smoke detectors and help people make sure they know how

to get out of their home should disaster strike. in san mateo, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> a lot of useful information. >> very important. >> we have a name for you. >> finally. all new this morning, will and kate's new baby is named louis arthur charles, formally known as his royal highness prince louis of cambridge. people have been betting on the names with the favorites include arthur or phillip or james. the name louis comes from his uncle, of course. >> of course. >> we take a live look outside in fremont. it's already getting busy out there. few more clouds moving in and temperature trend shows we'll see a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. upper 50s as you get the day started and upper 60s for the afternoon. here's a look at our high

temperatures for today. upper 60s for antioch and 63 in santa rosa. morgan hill 69 degrees. mike, are you hearing about a car fire right now? >> i am, a car fire in san jose near this camera. this is 101 northbound. we typically focus on this part of the commute south and then tully, looking into the distance, no flashing lights and certainly don't see any flames but that's where the car fire was reported just around the tully off-ramp from 101. no slowing showing on the sensors either. often times it was 'car overheating and gets clear quickly as they move towards a gas station nearby or what have you. we'll follow that and rest of the bay and easy flow of traffic on the speed sensors and there's palo alto north and smooth drive for 101. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> coming up here on "today in the bay," a unique new way to destress. take a look here.

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. good morning, it is 5:13. let's take a live look outside in san jose. it's an all clear start to the morning but we will see clouds in the mix today as we check out our temperature trend for willow glen, mid-50s through 9:00. more people getting up and out and about and we'll see temperatures rising in the upper 60s today. slightly cooler than where we should be but this weekend is going to be a cooler one. then we warm up, more on all of this and where we can see a slight chance. >> an easy drive right here, this is the berkeley curve. we see no slowing, that's good stuff. i've got something in the east bay, i'll check on a crash over in oakland. >> well, your money had a very good day on thursday after strong earnings from facebook.

shares in facebook rose nearly 10% as it became obvious nothing, not even cambridge analytica can keep facebook users away. amazon posted big profits as well, saying it would raise the price of prime by 20%, $119 a year. wells fargo back in the news once again not for good reasons. the wall street journal says the labor department is looking into accusations the bank mismanaged its customer's retirement accounts. ja jd power came out with a big list of banks and wells fargo at the tail end. u.s. bank at the top and followed by chase. our graphic on the side only has room for six items. so union bank is on the bottom but really it's wells fargo, they come in seventh on a list of seven banks we'll get the latest gdp numbers as well shortly, a measure of the effort we as americans make together. president trump wants to see 7%

annual growth. it's been less than three. marcus and laura, take a look at this guy, nick meta, one of the most dynamic and outspoken ceos around, totally enthusiastic. here he is trying to rap. super outgoing but claims he's actually terribly shy. >> as a kid, i was very shy. ate alone every single day and in the computer lab, didn't have friends, i'm sure i was afraid of people. i'm not sure what happened but at some point i got some confidence and then i guess i started rolling with it. >> he sure did. nick is my guest this sunday morning at 9:00. we'll talk about what it takes to be like one of those incredibly dynamic ceos who can take the stage and really get people excited without going too far because there are definitely times they make a spectacle of themselves. >> fine line sometimes. >> all right, "press here" this

weekend. the next generation fleet of buses will be green. don't mean just the color. starting in november the agency rolling owl tut the first of te electric powered buses. and you can look at the base in san carlos. >> if you see a little bug on the sidewalk, don't squish it. you want to take a picture of it and you won't be alone by doing this. a lot of people are doing this because this is all part of the city major challenge, it actually started last night both in the bay area and around the world. it's a global effort really to get you to document biodiversity in your neighborhood. you're seeing the bioblitz earlier this year and this afternoon, there's one in noe valley, the i naturalist.org app. 5:16. it's that time of year, final exams and we know all know how stressful this can be.

>> so intense sometimes. a comfort dog or peacock won't cut it but at least not at uc berkeley. look at george cal well's llamas, at any moment he'll leave his home for the trek to california. it's all part of what they are calling llama palooza. bringing the animals to help cope with whatever anxiety they might be experiencing during finals. students will be able to walk the llamas through an obstacle course and take a selfie with them and probably hope they don't spit on you. >> i was thinking, don't those things spit on people. >> as long as you're not deathly afraid of llamas. >> they are not that -- one of my friend had a llama as a pet growing up -- i know -- >> that's a whole other segment. >> i drive up to the house and llama would come running but i was afraid it would spit on me. >> interesting, right? >> very interesting.

>> a leap. let's get a look at the forecast with a few clouds. we'll see more clouds throughout the weekend as we will have a disturbance moving by that could bring a little bit of rain to parts of the bay area. it's all dry now as we look outside in oakland and it's a busy friday. already a lot of people out the door and our temperatures start in the low 50s and noon 56 degrees and low 60s for the afternoon and for the evening it will be cooling off and fast and you'll probably be wearing a jacket or long sleeves all day long with the highs today much lower than the way we started this week only in the upper 60s for much of the south bay. 68 degrees in downtown san jose. for livermore, 67 degrees and walnut creek 67 and fremont, 66 degrees. 58 in half moon bay and 57 in daily city. also upper 50s in san francisco, the ma rena district, 56 degrees and 64 today in sonoma. as you check out your

microclimate and seven-day forecast at the bottom of the jea screen, it stays cool and will only make it in the upper 50s today. also been tracking a lot of showers and thunderstorms that fired up over the sierra yesterday and an area of low pressure drawing in some moisture. for the most part we'll see fairly dry conditions but our models showing we'll see an increase in cloud cover today and also a few spotty showers that will be possible especially for north bay and into this afternoon. there may also be a slight chance of rain for the coastal areas but inland i don't think we'll see too much out of this even as we go into tomorrow morning. there could be a few sprinkles but the rest of the day is looking dry unless you're in the north bay. there could be a chance of rain. what are you doing this weekend? i'm @karihall weather. let me know. the weekend forecast is coming up in 20 minutes if you can hang out for that. we will see drying out and some clearing heading into next week.

look at those temperatures, heading back up in the upper 70s, san francisco up 50s and low 60s next week. mike, you're looking for a crash in oakland. >> i am, the same shot you showed a few minutes ago. i wanted to focus on the area over here alongside northbound 880 and 98 or in that area, reports of a crash, i don't see real interruptions to the traffic flow. i'll continue to watch but the speed sensors show the same thing, no delay traveling north past the scene. what also popped up on the chp, cal da cot tunnel towards arinne da, reports of a crash that might be blocking lanes. we'll track that crash but so far over through contra costa county and in towards the bay bridge is moving smoothly. the rest of the south bay and peninsula sensors show no delay either. it's light. it's a friday. nice smooth flow of traffic. in dublin, plenty of traffic

west towards the dublin interchange and up the dublin grade through contra costa county, smooth drive. >> 5:21, coming up next on "today in the bay," push being forward. the reason the oakland a's could be closer than ever to getting a new stadium. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california.

senior investigative reporter vicky nguyen first bus drivers under attack while on the job.

welcome back, everyone. 5:23, vickvy nguyen first spoesed this issue in january. >> focuses on the problem drivers have been having as they try to call for help. >> marcus, the drivers have been kick and choked and some even had guns pulled on them but when they call for help they don't get police right away. it's a big problem because we found a spike in the reported assaults and when drivers are at risk, so is everyone else. >> vickie, shethese drivers are calling for help. where are those calls going? >> we'll show you what happens between the call and when help arrives and the one change the drivers are asking for. >> you can watch as well tonight at 11:00. and you know what, you can always call investigative tip line.

1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. one of few places for a new a's stadium. commissioners approved exclusive for a plan with a previous a's ownership. trying to finalize a deal with the city of oakland for the coliseum site. >> the giants are hosting the rivals dodgers. you can watch here on nbc bay area and catch it tonight, coverage starts at 7:00 right after nbc bay area news at 6:00. tomorrow the giants take the dodgers on again for a doubleheader. this is because of that rain delay a couple of weeks ago. coming up next on "today in the bay," sexual misconduct allegations against tom brokaw. we're hearing from his accuser.

plus -- >> it's a shock, we didn't know -- we were totally blindsided. >> as a suspected golden state killer prepares to head to court for first time, this morning, the shock families are telling their story, the new details about the man authorities say raped and killed dozens of people. finding a solution to clogged bay area freeways, the new funding that could change your commute if you take highway 101 on the peninsula.

a very good friday morning to you. making plans for the weekend? maybe getting out the door early for work? these folks moving nicely. we'll check the morning commute in just moments and cooldown in the forecast with kari. good morning to you, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. >> let's head over to kari hall right now. >> the week started out with summer like weather today it's going to feel more like winter. we're even going below where we should be for normal and this time of spring. as we check out the temperature for cupertino, upper 50s to start, 60s later today. and clouds in the mix and not as clear and sunny as reepcently. in walnut creek, it will be cool with low 50s through about 7:00 and we'll see the sun kind of peeking out from behind the clouds every now and then. we're going to talk about plans

for the weekend coming up in seven minutes. mike, now you have an alert? >> look at your map, you see speed sensors at the limit everywhere, lighter traffic but the alert is for highway 24, eastbound getting away from the bridge. typically counter commute. one is currently blocked because of an overturned vehicle in the lanes there. it doesn't sound like major injury but it is off its wheels, getting away from the bay bridge. westbound your commute direction moves smoothly and no problems over through the caldecott tunnel. here the bay bridge toll plaza -- this is the dublin camera. switcher mixed up things again but westbound 580 moves smoothly. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on and the backup is there. >> 5:30 right now, breaking overnight, war is over, north and south korea have agreed to

stop all hostile acts. country has never signed a piece paet tri when fighting started but overnight kim jong-un and south korea's president signed a treaty, calling for peace and prosperity and unification. the countries plan to talk more next month. president trump said overnight in part, good things are happening but only time will tell. bob redell joins us at 6:00 with a live report on this. >> 45:31, decades later and the man authorities think is the golden state killer will face a judge for the first time. joseph deangelo accused of terrorizing california neighborhoods in the '70s and 80s and investigators are hoping to find new evidence. live at the contra costa sheriff's office with new revelations in the case. good morning, sharon. >> reporter: good morning, laura. families here in the east bay, they say that they are very shocked and angry that the

suspect was able to live freely for so long but very relieved that investigators say the east area rapist is finally behind bars. 72-year-old father and former police officer joseph james deangelo was arrested at his sit truss heights home on eight counts of murder. overall investigators believe he's responsible for more than a dozen murders and at least 45 rapes and 100 burglaries throughout california since the 1970s. deangelo's family and neighbors will be closely watching developments in this case. >> i'm not trying to say he's guilty. i'm not trying to say he's innocent. i'm trying to say that let's see how it goes. let's go through the process. >> he once left a death threat for our family on our answering machine message and it said if we didn't shut the dog up he would deliver a load of death. >> investigators say an online

genology site helped find a match with his dna and past crimes. at deangelo's home yesterday they searched the backyard and took away evidence. some boxes labeled rifles. deank los will be in a sa sacramento courtroom later today. >> really fascinating. thank you, sharon. 5:33. new this morning nbc news veteran tom brokaw denies sexual harassment allegations and matt lauer is pushing back on new accusations. the "washington post" and variety first reported the stories and we'll walk you through it all. former correspondent linda investor tells variety brokaw groped and assaulted her in the '90s and once showed up uninvited to her hotel room then she says he did this. >> took the same hand, reached behind my head and tried to force me to kiss him. i pulled back with all of the strength i could muster and

stood up. and i said, tom, i do not want to do this with you. >> investor says brokaw did something similar a year later. brokaw admits he did meet with her twice but insists the meetings were professional and that she requested them. he says vestore wanted career advice and nothing inappropriate happened. she said she never reported it because she feared brokaw could end her career. >> internal review at nbc at also under way. 12 current or former nbc staffers say they were harassed but didn't report it. that includes new allegations against matt lauer, which he denies. former "today" show host ann curry talks to the post and says she told nbc management about a lauer accusation in 2012 and nbc says there's no record of curry's report. but clarifies that those managers do not work for nbc any

more. >> 5:34. continuing coverage. will bill cosby actually go to jail? it's a question a lot are asking this morning. comedian icon not in prison despite being convicted on sexual assault charges, he's out on bail and faces up to ten years and $25,000 fine. this is on three different counts. the judge says because cosby is 80 years old, quote, i'm not going to simply lock him up. bill cosby's other alleged victims are celebrating the retrial verdict including patricia stewer who lived in the bay area. >> i was stunned and sad about carrying the weight of this for so many years. and i'm happy. >> 60 women accused cosby of assault over several decades, cosby's attorney will appeal and maintain he did not do anything wrong. coming up at 7:00 on the quts today show, a look what's next for cosby plus two of his

accusers will talk about the verdict coming up live. fit for trial, thags the findings for one dwrgroup of experts from a killer from hawaii who escaped to the bay area. he was arrested in stockton. three days earlier walked out of a honolulu mental hospital and flown to san jose. a jury found him not guilty by reason of insanity. a psychiatric panel in hawaii concludes he can be tried on new charges tied to the escape. get ready to see a protest at the university of california campus. workers will start striking sunday may 7th and last three days. the strike will impact all campuses and medical centers as well. workers are taking issue with stalled contract talks what they see as racial and jends erin equality. >> 5:36, the drive between redwood city and san bruno could be faster in a few years. we told you this before, transportation officials want to

add express lanes on highway 101. those lanes would run in both directions all new the mercury news reports you should be able to start using them in the summer of 2021. this afternoon, a special honor for people who help kids in need. >> mike inouye hosting the community awards again. it helps kids in foster care. mike has been hosting that ceremony for several years, it's really nice to see, happening at noon in san jose. good for you, mikey. >> great for the people in that system, foster care system, amazing people over the years. look forward to more inspirat n inspirational stories, you have the backup at the toll plaza. i promised i would show it to you and it is there. the good news is getting away from that, no problems getting there either. the maze moves smoothly and that crash at the caldecott we removed that from the chp alert

list and eastbound open again and crash still be addressed in the counter commute towards arinne da. we'll keep watching but no major slowing. we talked about family services in san jose this afternoon and cupertino has a cherry blossom festival on saturday. cannot make that one. >> you can't be everywhere. >> i'll host activities on sunday. >> i'm sure there's a high tech cloning company traffic reporter -- but until then we'll just sit back and enjoy the weekend. >> mike, you're going to be busy this weekend. a lot of people are starting to make the plans and it's going to be a cooler one if you're making plans to head to the coast. more clouds, upper 50s for saturday a mix of sun and clouds all weekend long. every now and then you may have sprinkles dropping and still a nice weekend to get outside. would not at all let that cancel your outdoor plans. if you're going it petaluma

butter and egg day parade, tomorrow at noon, there will be partly cloudy skies and once again a slight chance of a scattered shower or two. you'll see chris chmura out there on the nbc bay area float and also some great weather if you're going to san francisco for the dutch day wind mill festival. that's tomorrow and it looks like it will be a beautiful event. but make sure you're wearing something nice and warm. temperatures hold stud steady in upper 50s and then mike will be at on sunday, this will be a cool event in san jose to check out in gentleman opinijapan tow. partly cloudy skies throughout the day on sunday. we're watching for the chance of rain in the russian river valley but it's going to be a cool one with 59 degrees the high tomorrow and sunday partly cloudy skies and 64 degrees. heading farther south to carmel valley, we will see sunshine and up to 65 today but a touch

cooler by sunday with breezy winds and high of 61 degrees. let me know what you're doing this weekend. of course, i'm your weekend party planner and have a look at today's temperature trend, try to make it through. coming up in three minutes. >> that's good, triplets birthday plan, come on over. saving children sadly from abuse. new this morning, the efforts city leerd leaders are taking to prevent this in the south bay. >> the reason the golden gate bridge may soon look a little different. plus, the president's lawyers may have next day regrets about that very strange tv interview. we'll tell you all about it when "today in the bay" continues. you could save energy

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good friday morning. a live look outside in san jose, we will have our temperatures in the mid-50s, upper 50s by 9:00 and every now and then the sun will be peeking out. we'll see sunshine at times today and highs in the upper 60s. i helped you with your weekend plans now i'll help you get dressed this morning in less than five minutes. >> use all of the help we can get through the week. 101, a lighter build for 101 in the northbound commute direction and talk about what's going on into san leandrleandro. >> it's 5:43.

happening today, we'll find out what the new toll collecting system will be on the golden gate bridge. we know toll collected went electronic in 2005. but now it's out of date. bridge officials will build a whole new toll gantry. like this structure, there's one under consideration. based on the bridge's iconic cables, here's another that's based on the current toll booth design. this is a southbound view. here's the final design styled after the lights are put on the bridge. >> 5:44 right now. today in campbell, focusing on child abuse. there's a big symposium all day long at villa regos sa banquet hall. happening today, a man accused of killing two fremont women two decades ago is expected to enter a plea. new dna technology helped link 57-year-old david mitch to the 1986 double homicide.

the victims 18-year-old michelle xavier and 20-year-old jennifer doey were best friends and bodies were found near mission boulevard. he's already serving an 18-year prison sentence for a murder in 1989. a pair of mig grants moving through mexico just survived in tijuana. 170 people including women and children could be at the border on sunday. trump says the caravan must be stopped and used the group recently to build support for the border wall. at 5:45, president trump will host angela america merkelt the white house. >> it's going to be very different. the president of france got a state dinner and a lot of hugs, the german chancellor is getting a working lunch. this is the second time angela merkel has visited the white house. this is video of the first.

you can kind of read the mood in the room. it was pretty tense. one of the big topics this time around, our decision to put tariffs on european steel and aluminum. mike pompeo is the new secretary of state and won't be at the meeting because in the moments after this video, after he was approved, by the senate yesterday he jumped on a plane to visit europe starting in belgium. the white house just released these pictures of pompeo cia director at the time meeting with north korea's kim jong-un over easter weekend. we'll update you on the amazing progress in korea at the top of the hour. the president's long phone interview with fox and friends, we showed it to you yesterday, continues to rever brat. he said for first time ever that his lawyer michael cohen represented him in talks with the adult actress stormy daniels. and he said he knew about it at the time, which is a huge

reversal. he also said this about cohen. >> well, he has a percentage of my overall legal work, a tiny, tiny little fraction but michael would represent me and represent me on some things. he represents me like with this crazy stormy daniels deal. he represented me. >> it's this tiny, tiny fraction thing that's an issue. from the legal standpoint, this may have been a terrible thing to say. trump's other lawyers have been trying to convince the courts that cohen's papers that were seized by the fbi are protected by attorney-client privilege. but if you say your lawyer barely ever represented you, well that weakens that argument. lots going on today. we'll continue to cover it over twitter. you can follow me on twitter @ scott mcgrew. >> a lot going on yesterday, kids everywhere. probably came across that yesterday, in case you had no idea, it was bring your kids to work day, a lot of kids running

around the studio, taking over kari's weather wall. some of the co-workers thought parents couldn't find baby sitters. >> laura, brought her triplets. you can see them there and they didn't take long to follow their mom's footsteps straight to the anchor chair. >> ladies, who wants to be first? >> me, a baby monkey was born at the zoo. he is black and white and has a long tail. every one put on your shakespeare. >> it's hockey playoff time, the san jose sharks play last -- las vegas but -- i have to look at the words or that tiny little bubble? >> the words. it will look -- >> not so easy. >> i was just glad he didn't know what las vegas was, okay? too early for that. >> when he finds out -- >> no, no.

marcus. no. >> i was going to say you're agreeing to baby sit them. >> laura, i can't believe they are turning 9 this weekend. >> the triplets. >> that's 27 all together. >> yeah. it sure is. it sure is. >> old enough to go to vegas. >> all that whole vegas thing. we're going to have a great weekend here across the bay area for all of those activities going on, including the birthday parties, we'll see more clouds moving in but we're starting out with mostly clear skies in san rafael. and a live look there you can see that it is a busy start to this friday morning, at least no fog but we'll see more clouds in the mix. our temperatures all around the bay area as you head out the door in the low to mid-50s and 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, let's get the kids out the door for school in livermore today, upper 40s as you're walking to school. we'll see partly cloudy skies but clearing out by 1:00,

sunshine and 62 degrees. definitely a big cooldown paired to the way we started this week. upper 50s along the coast and in fran, 63 in oakland, napa 66 and antioch, 68. 68 in san jose. as you starts out this morning, live look outside and standing in front of the closet, what to wear today? it's casual friday, right? you'll be able to wear a nice warm jacket and jeans will be a good option as well. now, we'll be tracking some scattered rain chances in the forecast for the weekend and we'll start to see the clouds moving in today, rain will be very spotty and light. would not at all cancel any outdoor plans and then highest chance of rain will be in the north bay and look at the time line, early this morning and then as we go throughout the day tomorrow, some very light showers moving possibly through medocino and lake counties but other than that the rest of the bay area we'll see an increase in cloud cover and cool temperatures staying in the mid

to upper 60s for the inland areas and clearing out and warming up next week. san francisco upper 50s over the next few days and low 60 aegs next week. mike, you heard about another car fire? >> we did. but we have a camera here, 17 at 280 in san jose. i asked gary in the operations center to swing the camera around because i didn't see anything. he couldn't find a fire there either. we're checking to see what else might be going on. but no slowing there. the other issue here tunnel eastbound, one of your boards is affected by the crash away from the bay bridge but not affecting speeds. you have one and counter commute at this time on a friday is just fine. over here we had a crash north 238 connecting to 880. a crash earlier leaves debris, there may be a little slowing but that's all we see in the whole area. a light friday drive shows the tri-valley approaching 238. no problem, san mateo bridge coming away from the area westbound, we see more traffic but we just see tapping of

brakes and nice drive across the peninsula with no delay. over here towards the peninsula, golden gate bridge shows you how easy the drive is. >> thanks, mike. >> 5:52. legal marijuana is a billion dollar industry in california. we investigate the reason pot growers are risking fines and possibly jail time instead of going legit. >> first happening now, kenya bans an lgbt film that will premiere in cannes, they accuse the film of having clear intent to promote lesbianism. in kenya, same gender -- >> the robot will have centers that allow it to move around your home. no word on how much it will cost. i'm sure less than a personal assistant. maybe not. we'll have more for you right after the break. to move california forward,

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into california )s new cannabis marketplace. marijuana farmers across the state can't get into california's new cannabis marketplace. >> they are choosing to sell their pot on black market instead. investigative reporter liz wagner shows us what went wrong. >> reporter: good morning, we reviewed state records and found just a fraction of pot farmers across california have applied

for permits to grow legally. since january when the new law kicked in 8% tried to get state licenses, to get a better idea what they are up against we went to the epicenter of cannabis cultivation. this grower says he can't afford to bring his property up to code. it could cost hundreds and thousands of dollars. with california's weed prices plummeting, the investment doesn't pay off. he's still growing pot but doing it on the black market where people can make more money selling to out of state buyers. the hum bomt county fines s $10,000 a day. we brought this to the chief of the new bureau of cannabis control. she says she's worry about the black market and says regulators are tweaking the rules to make it easier to get into the legal market. our full investigation is online right now and you can check it out at nbcbayarea.com/we

investigate. >> thank you, liz. >> if you have a story, our investigative unit can look, you might want to give us a call. 1-888-996-tips. on nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. former secretary of state madeleine albright will be in palo alto today. she works in the clinton administration. commonwealth club hosting albright at the crown plaza hotel tonight. she's been making headlines this week for the new book fashism, a warning. doesn't call donald trump a fascist but did tell public radio international, i do think he's the most undemocratic american president in modern history and he does act as if he's above the law. unquote. >> if you're not looking at your television, take a look at it right now. you want to see this one. this is a crazy new video, into our newsroom. you can see police chasing the

man in the uhaul van. this all started around 8:00 last night outside of l.a. and you can see that driver weaving and speeding and crashing right there and as you see it didn't stop. that man jumped out of the car and started running -- look at that, almost got hit by the car. and this is just crazy scene. police finally tackled him down and someone's front yard. as he looks up at the camera. >> my goodness, americans really love their moms mother's day coming up in two weeks and we're getting an idea how much people are spending on presents. national retail federation says we'll spend $23 billion on gifts, most people will spend about $180. jewelry is the most popular gift, other popular gifts special dinner and brunch and flowers and gift cards and clothes, we love it all. what does mom really like, they would like an experience like a day at the spa or concert tickets. mother's day sunday, may 13th. >> since we're talking about

gifts right now, this one goes above the call of duty. southern california woman a sheriff's deputy gave her kidney to a complete stranger and two of them just met. >> tracey newton works in riverside county. her husband sadly died two years ago but made her start to think what she could do to make her life more meaningful. on tuesday she donated her kidney to someone who was a perfect match even though they never met. >> i really started thinking what the whole life is all about. >> maybe long after i'm gone. >> and the woman who received the kidney is 28 years old and has kidney disease and they met yesterday. and deputy newton says she was inspired a a colleague who donated a kidney last year to a 3-year-old boy. >> really inspiring. >> breaking news right now. at 6:00, no more war. stunning announcement overnight from the leaders of north and

south korea. >> i opened my eyes and i see the dark silhouette of a man trying to take my screen off. >> brand-new this morning, powerful stories from survivors of the golden state killer, how one woman fought him off and escaped when she was just a young girl. >> and on a much lighter note, we have a name. will and kate revealed the name of their new bundle of joy overnight. we'll tell you about that coming up. you're watching "today in the bay" as it continues right now. >> bundle of joy. >> sir bundle of joy. >> you have to see it with dignity. >> of course, good morning, thanks so much for joining us. >> right now we want to go to lady kari with a look at our forecast. >> a london like forecast as we look at low clouds and even some patchy fog in parts of the b