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 bay

area. we'll see clouds in the mix throughout the weekend. here's a live look outside in san jose as you get ready to step out willow glen will be in the upper 50s and notice the clouds in those little icons there. that's what you'll see overhead with the mix of sun and clouds today, it keeps it cooler with upper 60s for the afternoon. we'll talk about the weekend ahead and mike now you're tracking the caldecott tunnel. >> westbound is moving fine and in fact most of the bay is moving fine because at 6:01 on a friday morning. we tend to see a lighter commute. over here the caldecott approach towards orinda, still affected because one has a couple of lanes closed, an overturned vehicle there. i would suggest you use the one without flashing lights that's the one moving more smoothly. towards the bay bridge, westbound 24, coming out of contra costa county, slowing out

of bay point for highway 4 and the interchange moving smoothly. bay bridge has a babckup, metering lights are on. richmond/san rafael, fast track is a good advantage, let the technology help you out. >> thanks, mike. 6:02. breaking news impacting the entire world, leaders from north and south korea promised no nor war and say they'll get rid of nuclear weapons. bob redell tracking the historic nation and what this could mean for the united states as well, bob? >> reporter: good morning, leaders of north and south korea signed a declaration saying and promising there would be quote a new era of peace and as you mentioned no more war on the korea peninsula. the two koreas are still technically at war even though the shooting stopped in the 1950s with an armistice, both sides are now pushing for talks with the united states and possibly china as well to come

to an official end of the war with a peace treaty. now the two met at the demilitarized zone, the area that separates both countries and what was a historic moment yesterday as kim jong-un of north korea shook hands with president moon jae-in of south korea, both men smiled and exchanged words. then took turns stepping over to the other man's side. this was the first time a korean north korean leader has set foot on south korean soil since the fighting stopped in 1953. at the joint summit afterwards, both men embracing the two leaders committing, agreeing to denuclearize the korean peninsula and make it free of nuclear weapons but they released no details on how that would be accomplished or what steps north korea would take. in the past they have indicated they would only disarm if the united states removed its 28,500 troops from south korea. in an interesting exchange, kim jong-un told his counterpart in the south, he was aware his

missile tests were keeping him awake at night. with the new agreement the north korean leader said quote, i'll make sure you can sleep soundly. reporting live in the newsroom, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> amazing his history made there. developments also in the golden state serial killer case. the suspect joseph deangelo scheduled to be arraigned this afternoon. we're also getting chilling new accounts of decades old attacks made by the suspect. most of the first attacks happened in neighborhoods in sacramento. a mother and daughter who escaped one attack in 1976 are now reliving their terrifying experience. it started when they say their attacker pried open a window. >> he's got a ski mask on and t-shirt on and tool belt and boots but he's not wearing any pants. and so i think what is this crazy guy not wearing any pants.

>> the mother actually fought off their attacker and ran out the door for help. in this case authorities say the suspect left the scene. four decades later, new dna technology helped track him down thanks in part to an open source geneology website. a full report at 6:30. 6:05, a devastating story out of san jose. neighbors say a man died a hero after he ran into a burning mobile home to save a little girl. it turned out that girl was safe outside. the man never made it back outside. this happened yesterday afternoon at the west wind mobile home park near highway 237. police and people who watched the entire ordeal are devastated. >> that young man died a hero. people should remember him and his family should think so highly of him. >> now, investigators are look

being into how this fire started. they have not released the name of the man who died. >> a little bit of history is set to be made today when san jose police department welcomes its newest class of officers. we may call this her story. according to mercury news the latest class includes the department's most women ever, nine of the 47 graduates are female officers. it's about double the usual number there. >> 6:06. calls for a new investigation in the scandal surrounding the hunter point naval ship yard and ongoing cleanup of toxic soil. nbc bay area helped uncover the store rix the navy now says the private cleanup company for years may have faked data in ilts collection of radio active soil. contra county supervisors now fear contaminated soil ended up in landfills not designated to hold radio active material. the company doing the cleanup insists everything was done

properly and guidelines were followed. >> as a "today in the bay" viewer, home buyer fires can be fast and devastating. the red cross is making sure people have a chance to get out alive. kris sanchez is live with how you can actually help. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus, red cross volunteers will be installing smoke alarms and detectors in homes in fire prone areas, this is the kind they used with the ten year battery that doesn't need replacing but they can install all of the smoke deterkts without a little bit of help. i'll tell you how to volunteer to assist. the red cross estimates that seven people die every single day in a house fire and 36 people are injured in house fires and across the nation there are 64,000 house fires every year in the united states. the red cross says 416 people did get out alive from homes where the red cross installed smoke detectors like this one. some of those lives saved here in the bay area at the land's

end mobile home park during the north bay firestorm. the only reason they got out alive is because they heard their smoke alarm and these were smoke alarms installed in homes by the red cross. >> so support for families to already have prethought if my smoke alarm goes offer, where am i going to go and how am i going to get out? >> this coming weekend, volunteers will be working this weekend and next weekend and weekend after to install 2,000 smoke detectors in homes around the bay area from san rafael down to the salinas valley. more than 100,000 nationwide. in the three years of the sound the alarm campaign, the red cross has installed more than a million smoke detectors in homes, if you have free time, they will train you and show you how to do it and there are communities around the bay area so you don't have to drive that far. i posted a link to the volunteer opportunity in my twitter feed and facebook page and if you

have a little free time this weekend or weekend after, you can do a lot of good. the homeowner in this home is a volunteer. she alone has installed more than 200 and she says it's a gratifying experience. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> so good to hear that information out there because smoke detectors are so needed if that fire happens. >> it can save lives, thanks, kris. >> all new we finally know the name of the new royal baby. drum roll, please. >> will and kate named him louis arthur charles, formally known as his royal highness prince louis of cambridge. people have been betting on names with favorites including arthur or phillip or james. name louis is a tribute to his uncle, of course. >> i like it. all right, we're approaching 6:10 right now. we see a lot of clouds across parts of the bay area and we'll

get peeks of sunshine. live look in dublin, no issues with visibility, as you make the morning drive we'll see clouds through 8:00 and some peeks of sunshine even into the afternoon. we go from the mid-50s to the mid-60s today. all of our high temperatures will ab a touch cooler compared to yesterday and especially the way we began this week in san jose expect a high of 68 degrees and also 68 in antioch. and oakland 63 degrees and today in napa, 66. now we're tracking the weekend forecast but mike gets you out the door and little bit more slowing showing up on the roads. >> pretty much all i got. a little more slowing and few more cars. we take our time getting out on a friday commute. a lot of times folks don't do the early morning commute and that's what we're seeing around the bay. the crash eastbound lanes towards the caldecott tunnel and towards orinda. one that's open is able to handle everything over there. a little slowing 101 through san

martin. by the time you get towards morgan hill, you're fine. cochran up towards ross hill, a smooth easy drive. 17 over the summit both directions smooth without a problem. santa cruz mountains, a live look for san jose, we skipped over that portion of the map but the silicon valley moves nicely and backup at the bay bridge. back to you. >> of course, thanks, mike. coming up on "today in the bay," burglaries busted, the new technology east bay police are using to track and stop car break-ins. >> another big bay area ipo plus prime gets more expensive as well. >> and later, rooted in oakland but where exactly the different spots the a's are eyeing as they look to build a new stadium have nothing to do with car break-ins but we'll look into those too. let's go see a little baseball. 6:25, that story coming up.

it is 6:14 and we're seeing clouds across parts of the bay area. as we take a live look outside in san jose as we approach sunrise, it will be a cooler day in evergreen, 58 degrees at 10:00. normally we're up to 71 degrees, we won't quite make it there today but at least we will get some sun at times but there will be parts of the bay area that could get some rain this weekend. i'll talk about where you could

see that rain and what's ahead in the forecast coming up in less than five minutes. >> we'll take that 67, it's friday. over here we'll take the 23 minutes out of the altamont because it's friday. the lighter tri-valley commute shows up and so does the east bay, only 22 minutes down the east shore freeway. i have a crash working over there and i'll show you slowing through contra costa county. >> everybody talking about friday but boy did your money have a good day thursday after strong earnings in facebook. and everybody rose. docusign out of san francisco starts trade being in the nasdaq in 15 minutes after its ipo last night. amazon says it will raise the price of prime by 20% and that's $119 a year total. wells fargo is back in the news once again, not for good reasons. the wall street journal says the lab labor department is looking into accusations it mismanaged its

customer's retirement acts and jd power says it is the least favorite bank. now our graphic there on the side has room for a list of six items, union bank is on the bottom but really it's wells fargo that comes in seventh on a list of seven banks. gdp numbers just came in, growth slowed a bit. 2.3% and that's still solid. marcus and laura, take a look the this guy, nick meta, one of the mostout spoken ceos around. super outgoing but claims he's terribly shy. >> as a kid, i was very shy. i like actually one i ate alone every single day in high school in the computer lab and just think i didn't have friends. i'm sure i was afraid of people and i'm not sure what happened but at some point i just got some confidence and then i guess i started rolling with it. >> he sure did.

nick will be my guest on "press here" sunday mornings at 9:00. i mentioned the rapping thing, i want to show you that independently because i think it is so good. here's a ceo rapping. ♪ >> two seconds, talk about details. >> yeah. >> he really did. that is not his day job. not any of his jobs, ever. >> but the effort there. >> the effort is great. he's a great guy. we talk about how to bring enthusiasm in the leadership without going over the top and nick keeps it right there. >> good to see. we'll look forward to that this weekend on "press here". >> 6:17, walnut creek police arrested three car burglary suspects who stole a purse from a car that police owned. these are the three men who were

arrested. irvin and jonathan pool and marcus collins, the suspect broke into a car yesterday afternoon and stole a purse but the purse was the bait. it had a gps tracker in it. officers say this serves as a warning to other auto burglaries. 6:18. the next generation fleet of san trans buses will be green and not talking about the color. starting in november the agency rolls out the first of the ten electric power buses. today at 10:00 this morning, you can get your first look at them yourself. this will be at the base in san carlos. >> the newest avengers movie dominating the box office and only been out a few hours. according to deadline hollywood the film made $45 million just last night. it is a 19th marvel movie and almost every single super hero is in this one. the avengers will finally meet the guardians of the galaxy. >> i don't know, i hope --

>> maybe a third string avenger. >> one of the founding members. >> no way you can make a movie like this if you didn't have a baked in fandom. >> they have it. infinity war part two hits theaters in may of next year. 20th film, in the marvel universe, the next is ant man and it's due out in july. we've had viewers write us and tell us it's a tear jerker too, to bring kleenex. >> and a counselor. >> i want to get away when i watch a movie. >> you already bought your tickets. >> i'm going tomorrow morning. >> i'll let you know. >> okay, some people don't want the spoiler alert so -- >> okay. it will be a great weekend for a movie or whatever you have planned but it will be a cooler one compared to last weekend. so as we are starting out on this friday morning, we're seeing clouds taking a live look

outside at the golden gate bridge, looking at the layer of clouds we have out there, the clu clouds will lift to 3,000 feet and we'll see peeks of sunshine throughout the day. the forecast is up at the bottom of the screen and it shows that we will have a nice cool weekend, even cool this morning as you step out for a morning jog and walnut creek, a mix of sun and clouds, not much of a change and our temperatures throughout the morning. any time you go, it's going to be cool but it will be warming up towards the afternoon. then as we get the kids ready for school, we'll be at 51 at 7:00 and mid 60s as you pick them up at school. good day at the park with great weather but watch out for the allergens flying through the air. we have a high amount of oak and pine tree poll enand grass pollen still high. as we look at our high temperatures for today, upper 60s, compare that to the mid-80s we just had on monday. big cooling trends under way

with partly to mostly cloudy skies and before the peninsula we're going to reach into the upper 60s and watching for a slight chance of rain as we see the cloud cover increasing. a lot of storms fired up yesterday but today we're going to see a few spotty light sprinkles but not enough to cancel any outdoor plans and in fact the highest chance of rain will be in the north bay and during the overnight hours and for tomorrow afternoon, once again some light sprinkles for the morning but today looks pretty good. mike, you're still tracking that crash out of the caldecott tunnel. >> a little over an hour but it's counter commute and even the commute is so light this friday being what it is, it's friday, 6:21, we have more food drive, south bay, peninsula and tri valley and east bay. the tunnel crash does affect one of the eastbound boards, that thumb's up, at one point it was completely closed. you'll see which is clearer and

choose that route towards orinda. the opposite direction, a smooth drive, a little slowing through concord and may be a new crash around maine. i'll check on that. i want to get you a live look and 580 moves smoothly through dublin. back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up here, nbc bay area responds. >> the time share tousle and rebate run around and refund fiasco, 'lightning round of victories for viewers like you. i'm chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. i hat the y-w-c-a )s tribute to get the concealer out, this was worth being tired for, i had a great time at the ypca tribute to women award. i tweeted about it this morning. follow me @ lauragarcianbc. you're watching "today in the bay." nbc bay area responds teams

g 6:25 this morning, over the past two years our nbc bay area responds team has gotten more than 9,000 complaints. we've helped a lot of hard working people right here in the bay area get back what's rightfully theirs. >> we're talking about money. here's consumer investigator chris chmura with recent cases thaif cloegsed. >> she found herself in a dispute with a time share company and they weren't terminating her contract despite an disagreement signed three years earlier. she immediately got a phone call

plus $11,000 back. >> bridget returned dietary supplements by mail but the business didn't give the refund she was promised. we reached out to the seller and she got $266. we helped kastre get $700. had to wait for a new car delivery and during that period the manufacturer rebate expired. our team got it paid in full. a quick look at the brand total, thanks to consumers like you and your stories, we recovered more than $1.6 million in just under two years. if you've got consumer problems, we'd like to hear from you, please, our number-888-996-tips. have a great weekend. >> thanks, chris. the oakland coliseum is now one of two places for future a's stadium.

as expected oakland commissioners approved exclusive negotiations for a new ballpark near jack london square. this is the same plan the port first talked about with previous a's ownership. they are still trying to finalize a similar deal with the city of oakland regarding the current kcoliseum site. coming up next, all eyes on sacramento as we wait for the golden state killer suspect to face a judge. the answers victims are looking for and what the suspect's brother-in-law is saying about the case. plus -- >> i was groped and assaulted by tom brokaw. >> and for first time this morning, we're hearing from the woman accusing the news icon, tom brokaw for sexual misconduct in the workplace. time for you now, 6:27, you're watching "today in the bay." to move california forward,

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start-- with a chance of some right now at 6:30. we're off to a cool and cloudy friday morning with a chance of light rain in parts of the bay area. taking a live look outside from downtown san jose. good morning to you and thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington, as we start out your friday morning. let's go to kari hall with something to smile about weatherwise? >> it won't be a terrible weekend but won't be as warm as yesterday. we do start out with clouds this morning. we'll see the sun every now and then peeking out from behind the clouds and there will be some

spotty light rain, mostly across the north bay and coastal areas but rest of the bay area will stay mostly dry. inland temperatures will reach in the mid to upper 60s and drying out and clearing out as we go into the next few weeks. and -- next few days i should say. as we get a look at our san francisco forecast, upper 50s for the weekend and low 60s early next week. i'll talk all about the weekend coming up in about seven minutes. mike you were saying the traffic alert has been canceled. >> it's a traffic alert we've been following at the caldecott tunnel. it hasn't affected traffic flow because eastbound 24 is light. as you look at the map, pretty much all of the kmuts are light starting to build up a tad bit westbound. all activity cleared from the caldecott and then it was when we saw slowing. that's the reason why, the crash cleared to the shoulder. there's the walnut creek interchange and concord and bay

point. a little slowing for the upper east shore freeway, there's university and overcrossing all the way down with folks westbound to the bay bridge and backup you find there because metering lights are on. approaching from the south, northbound 880 past the coliseum and high street, that's a smooth drive close to the limit through downtown oakland. back to you. >> 6:32 right now. breaking news from overnight, war is over. north and south korea have agreed to stop all hostile acts. the country has never signed a peace treaty after fighting stopped in 1953. overnight kim jong-un and south korean president signed a treaty following the historic meeting. this calls for quote, peace, prosperity and unification. the country plans to talk more next month. president trump said overnight in part, good things are happening but hoonly time will tell. at 6:32, the suspected golden state killer will face a judge for first time today. decades after the crime spree

started, joseph deangelo is accused of terrorizing neighborhoods in the 70s and 80s. >> investigators combed through his sacramento area lohome lookg for new evidence. sharon is live with the new revelations in the case. this is just found out new information. >> reporter: exactly, laura and marcus. i just spoke with a sheriff's deputy here, although he did not help out with cases way back then, he knows there were so many victims in this area and this case is definitely on their minds this morning. the victim's family says they are relieved that investigators say that the east area rapist is finally behind bars. 72-year-old father and former police officer joseph james deangelo was artsed at his citrus heights home tuesday on eight counts of murder. overall investigators say they 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, 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 on our answering machine message and said if we didn't shut the dog up he would deliver a load of death. >> reporter: investigators say an online genology site helped find the dna from the past crimes, deangelo's home yesterday, investigators sfrped the backyard and took away evidence. some boxes labeled rifles. deangelo will be in a sacramento courtroom later today. reporting live ini rting live l

the bay." >> thanks so much, sharon. new this morning, nbc news veteran tom brokaw denies sex harass mts allegations and matt lauer is push back on new allegations former nb correspondent linda vestor tells variety brokaw groped and assaulted her in the 1990s and she says he showed up uninvited to her hotel room and then she says he did this. >> he took the same hand and 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. >> vester says brokaw did something similar a year later. brokaw admits he did meet with her twice but insists the meetings were professional and she requested them.

vester wanted career advice and nothing inappropriate happened. she said she never reported it because she feared brokaw could end her career. she has hired a lawyer to investigate the culture at nbc. internal review is under way at nbc, "washington post" reports 12 current or former nbc staffers say they were harassed but did not report it. that includes new allegations against matt lauer which he denies former "today" show host ann curry talked to the post and told nbc management about a lauer accusation in 2012. nbc says there's no record of curry's report but clarifies those managers do not work for nbc anymore. continuing coverage, will bill cosby actually go to jail? that's a question many are asking this morning. the comedian icon not in prison this morning despite being convicted thursday on sexual assault charges, he's out on bail and faces up to ten years and $25,000 fine on three

different counts. the judge says that because cosby is 80, i'm not going to simply lock him up. bill cosby's other alleged victims are celebrating the retrial verdict including patricia stewer who used to live here in the bay area. >> i was stunned and sad about carrying the weight of this for so many years. and happy. >> nearly 60 women have accused cosby of assault over several decades, his attorneys say they will appeal and maintain he did not do anything wrong. and coming up at 7:00 on the "today" show, a look for what's next for cosby as he awaits sentencing and two accusers will talk about the verdict live. your drive between redwood city and san bruno could be faster in a few years, we told you before, transportation officials want to add express lanes on highway 101. we'll show you the map now. the lanes will run in both

directions and americary news is reporting you should be able to start using them in time for summer of 2021. >> that's right. should be in the fight you'utur use it yet. >> not yet. >> on this portion right now we don't need the widening or the express lane because traffic is moving nicely. we'll look at the friday commute and it's building for the south bay. as we move towards the tri-valley, no problems for the dublin interchange and little slowing for 880 down through hayward passing through san mateo bridge. that's where you see orange, 92 west across the bay. that's what we're looking at rye now. with the cars moving away from us, it's friday so it's faster than the other four days of the week. on the peninsula, no problem as we look towards san francisco and frankly we look towards the weekend as well. >> looking towards the weekend, sometimes on a monday.

>> yeah, it's going to be a cooler monday and we've all got big plans for the weekend. but there will be more clouds moving in and also spots where we may see some rain. our highest chance of rain will be in the north bay tomorrow and if you're going out around the bay area, it's going to be in the mid-60s but coast will be cool. only in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees with some breezy winds both saturday and sunday. petaluma, butter and egg days happening tomorrow. the parade starts at noon. there will be a slight chance of a shower. we'll see the sun peeking out behind the clouds and temperatures holding steady in the low 60s, you'll be able to see chris chmura on the nbc bay area float. you might want to check that out. also the king's day windmill festival happening at golden gate park where those dutch wind mills are and it's going to be cool, only in the upper 50s with partly to mostly cloudy skies, if you're going to that, wear something nice and warm and then on sunday, you may be able to

wrap up the weekend with our own mike inouye, you saw him do traffic even he'll be out there at the nikkei happening in japantown in san jose. and it's going to be very nice and comfortable, upper 50s and mid-60s for the afternoon. if you're going to napa valley this weekend, head's up that once again there will be a chance we could have a couple of sprinkles, other than that mid-60s in the forecast. all weekend long and if you're going to the sierra, mostly cloudy now and might be litd snow flurries by the end of the weekend but at the most we're looking at about 1 to 2 inches across the sierra. so we're going to have a great weekend ahead. let me know what you're doing on twitter. a look at today's temperature trend coming up in about three minutes. thanks, kari. coming up next on "today in the bay," if you're hoping to get your broof back, look no further. the reason uc berkeley has llamas on its campus this morning and how it could help

students. the president's lawyers may have some next day regret after that very interesting interview yesterday. we'll tell you all about it. looking at the stock market, you can see the dow down right now 24 points there but the nasdaq actually was up this morning and jumps as amazon shares following the release of strong quarterly results. 6:41 right now.

coming up at 6:44, a live look at san jose and sun is shining on the sap center. let's go up the road to sunnyvale and check out the temperature trend for today. mid-50s through 8:00. normally our highs reach about 71 degrees and we're going to stay just below that with a mix of sun and clouds today and it's going to be a cool weekend and some parts of the bay area may see a little bit of rain. we'll talk about what's ahead coming up in about five minutes. >> we're looking at oakland, northbound 880 slows down a little bit towards high. i think i have one reason why that might be happening. i'll show that to you on a map. right now i do want to show travel times are still friday light as you head through oakland. the east bay towards the bay bridge. >> talking about bay bridge, i'm talking about the golden gate here. and next week we're going to see people swinging up and down the landmark. don't worry, they are going to be inspecting the bridge's

towers, cyclists will have to pay special attention. officials are asking you you get off your bike and walk around the tower. there will be scaffolding for workers but it's also supposed to be wrapped up and done by may 11th. >> today in campbell, experts will be focusing on preventing child abuse, there's a big symposium all day long at the 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 him to the 1986 double homicide. the victims 18-year-old michelle xavier and 20-year-old jennifer doey were best friends. the bodies were found near mission boulevard. he's all rigready serving an 18 prison sentence for a murder in alameda county in 1989. president trump will host angela merkel today at the white house. >> without the pomp and circumstances he showed the

president of france. >> exactly, very different, laura. the president of france got a state dinner and a lot of hugs in fact. 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 and you can read the mood in the room. it was pretty tense. one of the topics, our decision to put tariffs on european steel and aluminum. mike pompeo is the new secretary of state. he won't be at the meet being with angela merkel because moments after he was approved here in the senate yesterday, he jumped on the plane to europe starting in belgium with his visit. the white house just released these pictures of pompeo who is cia director at the time, meeting with north korea's kim jong-un. these were over easter weekend. we've had updates throughout the morning on the amazing progress in korea. we'll have more on the "today" show. the president's long phone interview with fox and friends

yesterday continues to reverbrate, yesterday mr. trump called into his favorite show and 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 was 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 new crazy stormy daniels deal and represented me -- >> that tiny, tiny little part may be a big legal problem. this may have been the worst thing to say because trump's other lawyers have been trying to convince the court that cohen's papers seized by the fbi are protected by attorney-client privilege. if you say your lawyer barely represented you at all, that weakens that argument. we'll continue to examine the president's tweets and executive

orders and speeches throughout the day. you can follow me on twitter, you'll find me @ scottmcgrew. >> we find you here and found kids everywhere in the newsroom. maybe you came across some kids in your workplace yesterday. it was bring your kid to work day. we had a lot of little kids running around the newsroom. it was fun. >> yeah. >> some of the co-workers didn't know what was going on, those without kids, what's going on? you parents couldn't find baby sitters or something. >> laura brought the triplets in. look at them right there. just like their mom, come in and where do they head first, the anchor desk. >> okay, ladies, who wants to be first. >> a baby monkey was born at the zoo. he is black and white and has a long tail. everyone put on your shares peer. >> it's hockey playoff time the san jose sharks played last --

las vegas but -- i have to look at the words or that tiny little bubble -- >> at the words. it will look like you're looking at tv did everyone, quiet down now. >> look at that. >> it was a lot of fun. there were a lot of kids here. >> and maybe got a different perspective of what mom does. right that's true. the little things and looking at that, the nice to see that and also nice to watch you watch it. >> really? >> i just watched you and you smiled. >> yeah, it was definitely -- >> run for our money. >> heaven on this earth, it was fun. >> here's another thing to tell you about, this time of year we know about it. if you don't know, you soon well. final exams very stressful. they didn't do this at saint mary's but look at this. no comfort dogs or peacocks nope, they brought in llamas at george calwell's llamas were brought in.

the call it llama paloozauc berkeley. they bring in thiz, comfort llamas. many comfort animals now. >> you talked about a comfort peacock -- >> i know. >> comfort rabbits as well. >> llama for your drama. >> no kidding. >> as long as it doesn't spit on you. >> there you go. then you have a problem. >> yes. a mix of sun and clouds and normal normal normally we're all things clouds and a peek of sunshine. i don't always show this camera but i love the sunrise. it's coming through the clouds as you head out on this friday morning. also in fremont, we can see a little breeze with the flag there and mostly cloudy skies for much of the inland areas and you're getting a look at the

seven-day forecast and you'll be able to see what to expect this weekend. let's just get through the morning commute in the east bay. it will still be cloudy through about 10:00, upper 50s and mid-60s a little bit mover sun for the afternoon. as we go to martinez, 58 degrees at 10:00, noon you can take the lunch outside, low 60s and up to 66 degrees at 3:00 today. all of our high temperatures reaching in the upper 50s for the coast and upper 60s for the inland areas with a mix of sun and clouds, let's get dressed this morning, we start out with the need for a jacket but you'll probably have it on all day long for much of the bay area and pants a good option. it's casual friday, right? it will be a good day for the jacket and maybe jeans. also be tracking a slight chance of rain, we have storms fire up over the sierra yesterday. this disturbance continues to bring us clouds and also a chance of spotty showers. the highest chance will be along the coast and also the north

bay. as we look at the time line, a lot of the rain comes through the overnight hours, mostly lake and medocino counties but a few light sprinkles for tomorrow morning and of course i'll keep an eye on that. let's see why mike thinks the nimitz is slowing. >> really the reason we saw slowing from the oakland camera, i think it's because of the crash, we'll talk about that, south bay we show a smoother drive, a little build continuing to grow out of san jose and in towards the rest of silicon valley. the crash in oakland is southbound at 23rd. you see no slowing there but that's enough distraction to cue the northbound commute to be a little slow as they clear the lane and they have you have the backup and more slowing through berkeley another maybe there highway 4 approaching the new area. a quick look at the waze system, this one whose name is heli jumper, you may use a helicopter across the slowing.

you know about that. we say please join nbc bay area wazers and we'll help you even throughout the weekend. >> coming up, a quick look at the top officers. the reason this year's police academy clashes making history. >> but first happening now, 6:53, kenya bans a lgbt film that will premiere at cannes, accuse the film of having clear intents to promote lesbianism. in kenya, saint gender relations can be 14 years in prison. amazon is unveiling personal robots, that will have sensors and let it move around your home and it will be connected to your alexa. no word yet on how much it will cost. more news after the break. stick around. 6:53 now. before you head out th

here are the top stories on today in the bay-- welcome back, before you head out the door the time 6:56. >> we begin with breaking news, north and south korea have agreed to stop all hostile acts. the countries never signed a peace treatcy after fighting stopped in 1953 but overnight kim jong-un and south korea's president signed a treaty following their historic meeting and it calls for quote, peace and pros territory and unification. they plan to talk more next month nch the suspect in the

golden state killer case will face a judge for first time today. joseph deangelo will be arraigned this afternoon in sacramento. he was argsed earlier this week at his home in citrus heights outside sacramento. they used dna technology to track him down thanks to a genealogist website. >> neighbors say a man died a hero after he ran into a burning mobile home to save a little girl. it turns out that little girl was found safe outside of the home. the man never made it out. this happened yesterday afternoon at the west winds mobile home park near highway 237. investigators are looking into how this fire started and they have not yet released the name of the man who died. >> 6:57, a little his supposed to be made when the san jose welcomes its newest class of officers, maybe call it her story. according to the mercury news the latest class includes the highest ever number of women. nine of the 4 7 graduating

officers are female, double the usual number. volunteers will spends this weekend making sure people have smoke detectors working, the red cross wants to install 2,000 smoke detectors from san rafael down to salinas valley. the sound alarm is a nationwide campaign and here's our reminder, make sure you check batteries in your smoke detectors. >> and a live look at or ra ka arena and you can be rest assured that things will be jumping tomorrow. that's when the warriors get started on the western conference semifinal series against new orleans. game two will be at the oracle. >> the giants are hosting the rivals the dodgers, guess what, you can watch it here on nbc bay area. catch all of the action tonight coverage starts at 7:00 right after nbc bay area news at 6:00. first pitch 7:15. then tomorrow the giants will take the dodgers on again for a doubleheader because of a rain delay a couple of weeks ago. no rain in the forecast -- maybe

light? >> very light rain, sprinkles here and there otherwise it's going to be a nice weekend. as we look at the forecast, we'll reach up to 68 degrees today for the inland areas and cooler than what we've been recently but as we go into the weekend our highest chance of rain will be in the north bay and for the rest of the bay area, you'll see those clouds passing by and few peeks of sun and upper 50s for san francisco. >> nice weather there today and smooth traffic this morning. >> let's give you live looks because pictures tell a thousand words. san jose, easy drive. we have traffic out there. this camera 101 at 680 very light but more slowing around capitol expressway. the berkeley curve lets you digest those to the backup at the bay bridge. west 580 slower through the maze. the golden gate bridge picking up volume a few minutes ago completely empty. low clouds but not a problem. >> maybe people are starting early? >> not a bad idea.

>> i'm in. >> be here for the midday newscast, join us from 11:00 to 12:00, have a great weekend. >> it's friday! enjoy. good morning. breaking news, peace at last. the leaders of north and south korea agree to end the war there, 65 years later. the surprise announcement just hours after kim jong-un took a historic step across the border. but what does it really mean? we're live at the dmz. convicted felon. bill cosby facing the rest of his life in prison, after a jury finds him guilty of sexual assault. his accusers overcome with emotion, as cosby lashes out with a courtroom profanity and his team vows to fight. >> we don't think mr. cosby's guilty of anything. >> two of cosby's accusers speak out in a interview. troubling allegations.