court. new this morning we're hearing from the former police chief who work with and fired the suspect. the reason he said there were no red flags. >> plus making sense of the housing crisis. why bringing well educated workers to the bay area might be adding to the problem. and -- >> are you applying for lapd job? >> the san francisco police chief's response when we asked him if he was leaving the bay area. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington as we begin "today in the bay." right now a check of what's going on with the weather before you go out the door this morning. >> we are going to see clouds rolling by this morning but all clearing out as we go through late morning and early afternoon. we will have a beautiful day. right now as you step out the door our temperatures in the low 50s. then as we get the kids out the door for school, let's go to

livermore, 51 degrees. it clears out by 9:00 or 10:00. temperatures warm up, 60s to 70s as the kids get out of the school heading up to 70 degrees there. san jose 75 and 64 in oakland. san francisco expect a high of 61 degrees. now it's going to be comfortable. maybe not so comfortable for your drive on 680. >> we have some changes, kari. ( going to like this change. driving north out of milpitas and 237 slowing cleared up, road cleared right on schedule. southbound the commute, pleasanton, a crash around sunol boulevard but might be closer to burnal. i'll get details as chp arrives. there's tri-valley. more traffic coming in. the view of 580 shows you how big the spacing is between the cars. that means a smooth, light drive right now through the dublin

interchange. send it back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:01. suspect in the golden state killer case is back in court today. you may remember joseph deangelo was arrested accused of decades old crime spree and several murders. >> several of those crimes happened right here in the bay a. "todain the bay" pete suratos live in alamo this morning. pete, we're now hearing from the police department where deangelo actually once worked. >> reporter: that's right, lauren. good morning to you laura and marcus. we're standing in front of the contra costa sheriff's office, the department in alamo was one of the many agencies that played a role in this investigation over the decades when it comes to the east area rapist case, the former chief says he's ready to see justice served. he says he's didn't hire joseph

deangelo but was the one that fired him when it came to a shoplifting incident he was involved in p in t. he said before the incident there were no red flags. he simply blended in. more answers in the east air rapist case, the former chief says he's ready to see justice served. >> this person has brought so much misery into lives, finally going to be punished for what he has done. now, the east area rapist will be back in court this morning. authorities claiming he's responsible for disease of murders and at least 45 rapes in california between 1974 and 1986. his attorney filing motions to block prosecutors from collecting deangelo's dna, fingerprints, taking photos of his body. now, prosecutors claim this is

still relevant and it will not be, quote, testimonial in nature. we're live in alamo, pete suratos, "today in the bay." >> an astory with new information every day. >> you can watch it, this case getting hollywood treatment. it will become a series on hbo, michelle mcnam wrote the book "it will be gone in the dark." she died before finishing i. her husband worked with a co-worker to complete and finish it this year. two santa clara jail guards found not guilty. mercury news found they acquitted the guards following accusations by garcia in 2015. garcia claimed guards severely beat him about a month before the beating death of michael tyree by three other guards. garcia has a long criminal record. jurors took about four hours to reach their verdict.

6:04, new for you and probably no surprise here, the housing crisis in the bay area is getting worse, especially here in the bay area. "today in the bay" kris sanchez live with a new study just released this morning. kris, i know this explained why things are getting worse. what did you find most interesting here? >> well, marcus, i'll tell you first, this housing complex went up, it seemed to be overnight along the expressway. it might seem like there's a lot of construction going on. we've heard from folks in milpitas, santa clara, what not, but that construction boom is not keeping pace with the population boom, and that is really one of the most interesting parts of this report. look at this graph showing the population change in 2016. more than 34,000 people left california all together largely because of the high housing cost while the bay area at the same time added 2,000 more people. but in the five years before california added 11 homes for

every 1,000 people. so it's clearly not in the same pace. there are not a lot of existing homes either. we have reported here on "today in the bay" a near zero inventory in some san jose neighborhoods. the conference is fierce. while folks coming to the bay area are drawn by high paying tech jobs, salaries on the low end have only risen 17% over the last 10 years. california has the highest home prices of any state with a median home price that is a quarter of a million dollars higher than the national median. that's enough to buy a house outright anywhere else in the country. this is new data coming from a san francisco nonprofit public policy group. a lot of numbers here. i have been posting some of them on my twitter feed. i also posted some of them on my facebook page so you can digest them when you have a little more time, maybe when you're not running out the door. the conclusion of the report is that we definitely need to build

a lot more housing in our california communities, particularly here in the bay area, even when that means letting go of that philosophy, not in my backyard. we need more housing even if it's high-density housing in the communities where we live. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. breaking news about a bombshell rocking the white house. president trump tweeting this morning that he approves paying $130,000 to stormy daniels but denies the affair. those tweets that we've been watching for, you can see it right there, the president said he did not know anything about that payment. scott mcgrew is tracking all of this new overnight development. he'll be back to break it all down for us coming up at 6:45. >> it is 6:07. san francisco may soon have to scramble for a new top cop, if what sources say is true about current police chief bill scott. nbc learns scott is on the short list to fill the same position at l.a. police department.

that's where scott works for 27 years before arriving in san francisco just 16 months ago. scott is not commenting on the report. this is what he said last night before appearing at sf police commission hearing. >> i have to be focused. we have a lot of work to do, all the recommendations, the reforms, property crime we're making good progress on. >> l.a.'s police commission is expected to finalize top three choices by the end of the month. ultimately l.a. mayor eric garcetti will decide who is hired. small businesses in oakland are expected to get a boost. from the foundation created by bay area bank. san francisco home bank loan created what it calls quality jobs fund. that fund providing $3 million investment to bay area group offering money to bay area businesses. the group expects to generate thousands of jobs. good thursday morning. right now at 6:08 we're settled into a nice weather pattern

across the bay area where we start out with some clouds and then get sunshine. let's go to concord and get those kids ready for school this morning. 53 degrees. you do need a light jacket starting out. we will be warming up as skies clear. recess outside will be nice and comfortable. at 1:00 expect it to be up to 69 degrees. as we go to los gatos, our temperature trend there will be in the low 70s by early afternoon. it's going to be nice and breezy heading into the evening, so you can make plans to get outside and enjoy your day. as we head over to mike, now you have a traffic alert. >> a traffic alert and quick build. i showed you the traffic backing up south 680, it is approaching sunol boulevard. we do have the back-up forming as two left lanes blocked by overturned vehicle there. doesn't sound like major injuries but it will be a major problem until they clear it off dublin interchange. foothill road comes through the area and that may be an option for folks who know it well.

84 gives you the cut through as you're traveling through the area. looks like my maps are frozen so send it back to you. i'll bring you more detail on this crash and time out some options for you coming up in the next report. back to you. >> sounds good. 6:10. coming up next on "today in the bay," how getting rid of taxis could end up saving the taxi industry in the bay area as more people turn to lyft and uber. promises, promises. more promises from silicon valley ceo who so far hasn't kept very many of them. and later the high-profile politician with bay area ties who is defending kanye west's controversial comments about slavery. that's coming up for you at 6:26. it's 6:10 for you right now. you're watching "today in the bay." you could save energy

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minut minutes. >> this traffic alert causing problems around tri-valley, 680 interkmang. affects surface streets and we'll fr we'll track this. >> we're not going to talk about president trump but i promise to later. let's talk about business. shares in paypal after amazon said it would potentially pay retailers to use amends instead of paypal. tesla, one to watch. these were frozen. after the call elon musk got on the phone to talk with analysts. he was down right rude. they are worried tesla doesn't have enough money to build cars and pay off debt. they posted worse quarterly report in history. when asked a very reasonable

question how tesla would build cars and make money doing so. excuse me, next, next, boring, bon head questions are not cool. boring, bonehead questions are not cool. and, "these questions are so dry, they are killing me." for the hundreds of thousands of americans who have given tesla a deposit on a car they haven't been able to buy, those aren't boring questions at all. musk promises tesla will be profitable when they build 5,000 model 3s a week. he says tesla can do that in the next two months. but that would be more than double what they are making now. even if you somehow swallowed the idea tesla could make 5,000 a week, their battery factory can't make 5,000 a week. elon musk makes promises wall street does not believe. as facebook wraps up f8 developers conference, we've gotten word cambridge analytica

is filing bankruptcy. that's the company that used data from facebook on how to target in advertising and caused chaos. you saw all those developers there, they are dealing with after effects. facebook tightened down what they can use. they have to go by new rules which sound great but harder to live with. >> the conference continues in san jose. it is 6:16. new this morning, common sight of taxi s dotting san francisco streets may be a thing of the past. consultants say there's a glut of cabs that just can't compete with ride share companies. according to the examiner they advise cutting the number of taxis by a third. they found 20% of taxi medallion holders are making a sustainable income. >> thieves going after laptops

in cafes. this morning they are looking for suspects and two key witnesses tried to stop the robberies. this is video a man tried to steal a laptop. this is right next to campus. take a look at that confrontation going on. can you see the suspect grabbing a computer. two people jumped in, did he taped that man. another suspect cain, saw him right there, hit one of the good samaritans in the head. both those men got away. some people we spoke with aren't too shocked by what happened. >> i'm surprised it would ha next to campus but not totally out of character for berkeley. >> one person was even shot while trying to fight back. when someone is really good at something, sometimes 24er good at that one thing. sometimes they are good at a lot of things. like golfers. not only is he good at golf but marriage proposals. >> awesome, awesome.

>> >> oh, my gosh. >> pga posted this on tour showing justin thomas helping a man propose. he gave a glove and golf ball to the couple. turns out that ball said will you on it. while the girlfriend is trying to figure out what's going on with this great gift, her boyfriend gets down on his knee and proposes. >> to justin. >> will you? yes, i will. >> that's amazing. >> breaks up with him. >> there was a cute. >> will you deliver us a great forecast. >> okay. we're going to have beautiful weather. yes, we will enjoy this as we head into the weekend. we're looking at more sunshine. if you liked yesterday, i think you'll like today, too. here is a look outside in emeryville. starting out with nice cool weather. we're seeing clouds roll by. let's go through the east bay

commute forecast. as you're driving to work this morning we still have 50s. you may have to turn on the heater for a couple of minutes. if you're like me you stay cool. warm up to 70s, that's when you roll the windows down and let in fresh air. comfortable weather, mid-70s, south bay, san jose 76, 77 antioch, walnut creek 73 and hayward 67. palo alto and san mateo 66 degrees. we will be up to 58 in outer sunset. it's going to be windy. winds coming in out of the west. up to 70 in sunol, so nice and comfortable as wets a look at school day forecast in san jose. 51 as you head to school. clearing by 10:00. upper 60s as that last school bell precipitation. you may be already making plans for the weekend. santa cruz is a nice one. 73 for tomorrow. it does cool down a few degrees

for the weekend. you see clouds rolling in. for a personalized forecast, let me know what you're doi doindoing doing @karihall on twitter and facebook we'll talk about things going on around the bay area in about 20 minutes if you can hang around for that. let me get you out the door with seven-day forecast, stays nice. still no rain as we head through the middle of next week. mike, trying to get you through the tri-valley. >> with a little help from our friends. first of all looking at the jam from 580 down to sunol boulevard where a crash blocks two lanes. no major injuries by a major problem. this is a major problem. let's take you to the system and get help from our friend rebecca marshall foley, one of the wazes. thank you. she used her full name. bay area waze, our team. gives you more insight. as you look at drive time out of

that dublin area and down towards fremont that's over an hour to get through that stretch. save you a lot of time, half the time, with a short jog coming through pleasanton. guided by waze. overall tri-valley only major problem for the bay getting toward the bay and the rest of your drive looks pretty good right now. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 6:21. coming up next on "today in the bay," a warning about a popular new beauty trend. >> i was terrified, terrified. my face was swelling up, my eyes were closing. >> the reason doctors say you want to do research before you try microblading. >> the owner of a recalled washing machine runs into trouble get it fixed, so we stepped in to help. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next.

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to a campbell woman who couldn t get the help she needed with a recalled appliance. nbc bay area responds to a campbell woman who couldn't get the help she needed with recall appliance. >> a consumer team stepped in to help. here is consumer investigator chris chmura. >> good morning. >> reporter: in 2016 stacy bought a samsung washer. it started vibrating later. a few months later she found samsung had issued a recall for

the washer or that exact issue. stacy contacted samsung, it sent out a technician to fix it, but the repair didn't help. stacy said the problem got worse and she even noticed a burning smell. nervous about all that she asked samsung for a refund but couldn't get an answer. she contacted us. we contacted samsung who issued stacy an $800 refound for her washer. in the statement the company apologized and said, we are listening and learning from every customer's experience in order to constantly improve our process. stacy was sad when her appliance started acting up, she checked for a recall. we should all remember to do this. be sure to register your product as well. as soon as you buy them, fill out that little card in the box by registering your name and address and phone number and

e-mail address, whatever they need. a company can personally notify you whenever a recall comes. call us with 1-888--996-tips with your consumer complaints or logon to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thank you, chris. 6:26. new this morning a warning about one of the hottest new beauty trends called microblading. you've probably seen friends posting about it on social media. stylists use a special hand tool with tiny needles to make tiny cuts on the skin and pigment seeps in creating a defined brow. it's sort of like tattooing. one woman is warning people after she had a bad reaction. >> a few days after i noticed they were starting to get little lumps in it. i was terrified, terrified. my face was swelling up, my eyes were closing. i don't know what's going to happen. >> a doctor says the woman might have had an allergy reaction to

something used during the treatment or became infected because she was told not to wash her face for two days. either way doctors say do your research before microplaybladin >> 6:27, secretary of state and stanford provost condoleezza rice stepping into the latest kanye west controversy. >> the hip-hop mogul making a surprise visit on tmz. he implied african-americans made a choice to suffer 400 years of slavery. rice and on business news saying she supports kanye's right to skpes himself. she also said no one should assume they know someone's mind based on a person's race. west tried to backtrack on his comments tweeting he hoped black people would not feel mentally imprisoned for another 400 years. 6:27 right now. coming up here on "today in the bay," a ten-hour long debate

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today. taking a live look outside from redwood city. good morning and thanks for joining us. i )m laura garcia. and i )m marcus washington. . laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's head to kari hall to give you a better look at what you can expect this morning. >> a lot of clouds around the bay area as we start out. all will clear out late morning. as we're getting kids ready for school, 50s, maybe jackets to start out and sunglasses as the day goes along. make it to the upper 60s, warm up and be a nice one. a look at our seven-day forecast, for the weekend we'll start to see clouds moving in. overall keeping mostly comfortable weather with 50s to start, 70s for the afternoon. san francisco stays in the low 60s. mike, you still had that traffic alert going on. >> i do. 680 affected through tri-valley. the rest of the bay looking

good. it is south 6 80, 580, down to sunol boulevard your lanes are blocked, two lanes are blocked by overturned vehicle. there's the jam right there. this is just before you get to sunol boulevard. folks cutting through pleasanton and livermore, take sunol and 84 and get you past that scene and into the rest of the tri-valley. foothill road. folks may want to take that. probably jammed up by now. the rest of contra costa county highway 4 shows slowing. back-up at bay bridge toll plazas you would know. lighter 880 north. thanks, laura. >> thanks so much, mike. for several months now we've been telling you about a controversial sex ed program in fremont. as of this morning we know what's going to happen with the curriculum. the school board spent ten hours talking about the issue and finally finishing that issue at

2:30 this morning. we had a crew overnight monitoring everything. bob redell live in fremont with the results. >> good morning, bob. >> at the fremont headquarters, start $0.4:30 yesterday, 10 hours long, longest in recent years. they did vote against sex ed curriculum for grades four through six within the district because they don't believe what they have, the curriculum they proposed is compliant with state law. the district will continue, however, to offer a compliant version tore students in grades seven through nine. one board trustee tells us he believes a majority of parents do want sex ed. the issue is over what specifically should be taught. a curriculum with three rs, rights, respect, responsibility,

which some feel was not age appropriate for students. we heard from one parent who thought discussion of sexual orientation and gender identity could erode family values. you're gout to hear from one mother who disagreed with that and disappointed the board voted more. >> there was a lot of pressure from a vocal but misguided group of parents that thought keeping their kids uninformed will somehow protect their child's innocence. >> we look for compromise. tonight we did not get the best i was hoping for. at the same time they did decide to form a committee. >> reporter: the board did decide this morning to create a task force for curriculum, not

compliant just seventh through ninth but students fourth through six as well. reporting live in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> certainly a hot topic. i'm sure we haven't heard the last of this, bob. thank you. 6:34, breaking news overseas. new video into the newsroom of a deadly dust storm. nearly 100 people killed after that storm hit northwestern india last night. 200 others hurt. the storm packing winds of over 80 miles per hour, hurricane force winds, more than 8,000 power poles knocked down, trees uprooted. most of the people who died or hurt were hit by falling debris. >> a follow-up, silicon valley water leaders pressing pause on a vote to possibly support governor brown's controversial water tunnel program. want to build two tunnels to accepted water from delta to southern california. yesterday we previewed the meeting on "today in the bay." santa kplar members agreed to table that until may 8th. a health alert, sixth case

of measles confirmed in santa clara county. it involved someone who traveled internationally and not connected to five other cases in the county. the outbreak began in march. all people infected are not vaccinated. officials say no danger to the public as long as you're vaccinated. >> 6:36 right now. also this morning stay tuned as president trump's cryptic message about fkzan hostages. in a tweet he references hostages at a north korean labor camp. working out details of a meeting between president trump and kim jong-un. last week the regime said it would stop nuclear tests. >> happening today, a ground breaking event for new low income housing development in north richmond. when it's done the heritage point complex on fred jackson way will provide home for 240 families. cont cast leaders expected to attend the event. it is at 11:00 a.m. >> shark tank this morning, shark fans will definitely be in

a good mood this morning. sharks dominated against golden knights in game four. sharks beat knights 4-0 so that series is tied at two apiece. game five is tomorrow in vegas. mike, i know you will be watching and waiting. >> look who was in that crowd last night at the shark tank, dance mom. remember her from the warriors, the moves that went viral. there she's dancing with sharky. here is a side by side of the shark tank and or cal. she's well-known. both teams in the playoffs dance mom going to be busy. busting all those moves. gotta love it. >> trademark moves p guys, you'll be dancing the south bay and peninsula, those drives are

great. the tri-valley, this is where you're bogging down. folks jammed up 680, a little improvement. one lane now blocked instead of two. southbound 680 sunol boulevard. if you jump on the freeway at sunol just south of that crash and okay heading to fremont. that's better news for some folks. tough off the dublin interchange. live look shows you a back-up at the bridge. richmond towards san rafael westbound 580, fasttrack has a back-up so bring your cash south bay. pretty good. the build is coming. i see it. >> you know what else is coming? the weekend. the forecast looking good. >> really looking forward to this weekend. we're going to have some amazing weather around the bay area. it will be cool along the coast. on saturday up to 63 degrees for those coastal areas and along the beaches. the pabay, 70 degrees, 77 inlan. check out the sunday forecast. cooler in some spots.

bay up to 68 degrees. what are you doing this weekend? a lot of events going on including a lot of cinco de mayo festivals. one in jack london square will be the big one happening at about noon. it will be 62 degrees reaching up to 67 degrees and mostly sunny skies. perfect weather for enjoying your time out there. also palo alto we're celebrating may with children's parade. this happening at heritage park. now, the 10:00 start time will be at 58 degrees. partly cloudy skies a little bit school but will start to feel much more comfortable as the day goes along. heading out of town going to lake shasta up to 79 degrees. much warmer temperatures there but mostly cloudy on saturday. if you want cooler weather, maybe a little bit of some snow, kirkwood will ab nice place to head. we'll be in the upper 50s and mostly cloudy on saturday. but sunday a lot of sunshine up to 55 degrees. then going to carmel valley, maybe carmel by the sea, it's going to be really comfortable

all weekend long. the warmest day will actually be tomorrow. 77 degrees and cooling off as we do through saturday and sunday. upper 60s on sunday. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend. we'll make it through today. that's coming up in about three minutes. >> thanks, kari. 6:40, coming up on "today in the bay." how you can help bay area find missing guide dogs. plus bridge aerobatics. crews spanning the bridge. the reason you can expect to see more often what they are doing up there. >> the president this morning saying, yes, it was his money used to pay off an adult film actress. we'll walk you through all of this coming up. >> not looking too great in the stock market. s&p 500, dow and nasdaq all down. you can see right now the dow down 174 points right there as stocks struggle despite strong earnings. time for you right now is 6:40. you're watching "today in the bay."

right now at 6:43 we look out the window, see those clouds. those clouds will not be here all day long. a live look outside at the shark tank celebrating the win from yesterday. if you're going out and around santa teresa upper 60s. still clouds by 10:00 but all clear skies. sunshine today and highs in the low 70s. we'll check out what's ahead for the weekend forecast coming up in five minutes. right now we still have the

jam but one lane now blocked southbound 680 sunol boulevard making progress on the overturned vehicle. travel times the middle number that's the worst. very slow through the pleasanton area. we'll try to give you some options and time them out. >> new this morning a tough story for fa family of a missing black lab. his name is wilson. he was last seen in castro valley near proctor elementary school. a group guide dog for the blind sent out to facebook friends. wearing a harners. 14 00 people sharing this on their faceok feed. can you go to my page and see that. if you see wilson message that organization on the facebook page. >> 6:44, live to the golden gate bridge where you will expect they will continue to do high-flying performances today. they are having that intense bridge inspection continue this

week. inspectors literally checking every inch of the bridge. pretty historic. first time for this because of a change in policy. it will now happen every two years. >> this morning you're seeing something a little knew here with us this morning. not too shabby. it's a "meet the press" mug with chuck todd, of course. >> that's right. that's because nbc's political director is letting us borrow it for a few days. >> just a few days. >> got to give it back. mr. todd moderator portfolio six candidates hoping to be governor. host the debate next tuesday at 6:30. can you watch it live here and on telemundo 48. what would you ask the candidates? you can tweet us questions using #cagovdebate. send it to nbc bay area facebook page. we'd love to hear from you. >> 6:45, the president reversed himself this morning and said he

was involved in the payoff to an adult actress. >> scott mcgrew, the president had little choice. >> no, he really didn't. the president's new lawyer rudy giuliani outed the deal. start with the admission. came in an early morning tweet. three parts, most important part is first sentence. can you read the rest on twitter if you wish. the first sentence the president acknowledges a reimbursement. to bring you up to speed the adult actress said she had an affair with donald trump. he denies that. trump's personal lawyer mike cohen paid stormy daniels for the no talk about it. all along he said he wasn't involved, didn't pay it. here is the president denying it a couple weeks ago. >> did you know about the $130 payment to stormy daniels? >> so on april 5th the president

says he doesn't know anything about the payment. last night seemingly out of nowhere, the president's brand-new lawyer, former mayor rudy giuliani said not only did he know about it, he paid for it with his own money. it shocked even sean hannity. >> sorry i'm giving you a fact you don't know. it's not campaign money. no campaign finance violation. >> to explain campaign finance, if cohen used the money to upset presidential election that's illegal campaign contribution. if the president paid cohen pack, the white house seems to be saying it's not. that's debatable but it has forced the president's hand to admit the payment this morning. we'll continue to watch this and developing situation in north korea. you can follow me on twitter, i'm @scottmcgrew. >> when you move to the bay area

there's some things that's important to know. important to teach those who don't. have to do that with 49ers star who set himself up for a grilling with bay area burger fans. >> something to chew on. tweet from first-round pick mike mcglinchey. he says when it comes to in-n-out he's not a fan. he calls it incredibly average. he posted the tweet in february before the draft. he now agrees it's coming back to bite him animal style. he addressees more of a five guys kind of guy. he says his beef with in-n-out has more to do with the meal than what's sitting between the bun. okay. so we took the debate online. i posted on twitter to find out what you think. come on, californians. 72%, look at that, voting for in-n-out. 17% prefer five guys. 11% picked kale. i just through that in there for

fun. >> you know, having kale on there. >> i like that one. >> 91 votes so far. we'll keep that up for the rest of the day. even if you are a californian, you kind of defend in-n-out. >> i do love in-n-out but i love five guys. >> me, too. i'm not agreeing with them. >> i never turn down a burger. >> you can't say anything without somebody saying, wait a minute. >> talk about kale. >> i haven't heard any complaints about this weather. maybe i should open up a twitter pole on that. we're going to see some clouds this morning. yeah, that's the way we begin. we won't see that all day long. all this clearing out. let's go to martinez, sunny at 10:00, 60 degrees and no complaints about this. mid-70s by early afternoon. seven-day forecast already up at the poem of the screen. you don't even have to wait for that. you'll be able to check out the forecast for the weekend as we go through the microclimates.

today in san francisco heading to 61, 64 in oakland, 75 today in san jose and antioch we're heading up to 77 degrees. a little bit warmer than yesterday. as you're getting dressed this morning, you do need some long sleeves, because it does start out cool. mostly low 50s. then once those temperatures warm up, that sun breaks out, it will be all about the sunglasses today. maybe head out to hiking trails in the south bay. we will see a few clouds at noon but mostly sunny skies throughout the afternoon heading up to 74 degrees at 3:00 today, so make sure you stay hydrated as you're out there out and about. we will see an increase in cloud cover. a couple days but watching this system out there in the pacific, it will not bring us any rain. as it moves on saturday, our temperatures take a dip a couple of degrees and we'll see that reflected on seven-day forecast going from 80 degrees on friday to 76 degrees, still not bad, on saturday. we'll have the warm weather heading into the middle of next week. san francisco stays in the low

60s p mike still checking out that crash, tracking it. >> we have not gotten all clear from chp report but our speed sensors and friends at waze shows us speeds starting to improve a little bit. i'll show you what we have. over here big commute in the south bay silicon valley taking northbound drive. peninsula hasn't seen any delay. san mateo bridge, more delays. no surprises there. surprise southbound 680, unpleasant surprise san ram on, pleasanton, jammed up. your left lane blocked by overturned vehicle in the crash. just shy of sunol boulevard. take you to na waze system where we do see it improving through the area. the purple priceline just south of the crash at sunol boulevard. that will save you some time. half hour delay off the dublin interchange. waze with a couple of options, longer than the purple line. nbc bay area.

hopefully the profile. back to the map system. nice drive across san mateo bridge with volume over there. one more live look, end with golden gate bridge shot. a little haze in the road but no problems on the road. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up, top stories on "today in the bay," including new understanding of the housing crisis in the bay area. all new for you this morning, why certain jobs might be making the problem worse. >> first happening now at 6:52 in just a few hours the nra if convention starts in dallas. a protest by gun control advocates. president trump and sprpt pence speaking friday. call it ping-pong diplomacy north and south korea combining teams for the championship. the same thing happened with hockey in the winter olympics. more news after this break. stick around. welcome back.

before you head out the door, here are the top stories on today in the bay-- a judge decides today-- whether welcome back. before you head out the door time 6:55. here are top stories for the day. >> a judge deciding whether investigators can take photos of golden state killer suspect. joseph deangelo made a surprise appearance yesterday but cameras weren't allowed. this is last week. prosecutors want to take full body photos of deangelo. his attorney says no way. the judge making the final call at 8:30 this morning. deangelo is accused afterdeof as

old crime spree. >> a live look at fremont where a packed meeting went late into the night. after 2:00 in the morning fremont school board members decided not to provide sex ed to students in fourth through sixth grade. that's because they did not believe the curriculum was complying with standards. seventh through ninth will be taught a sex ed program school leaders say is compliant. a live look at one san jose construction site, gives you hope about relief of bay area housing market. new research indicates otherwise. according to take study, more people moving out of california but the state still has the highest housing cost in the nation. when it comes to the bay area because highway jobs continue to surge, lower income families squeezed at now more than ever. a number of new homes meantime at a relative standstill. two former santa clara jail guards found not guilty.

mercury news reporting jurors yesterday acquitted the guards of assault following accusations made by reuben garcia in 2015. garcia claimed guards severely beat him about a month before the beating death of michael tyree by three other jail guards. garcia has a long criminal record. jurors took four hours to reach the verdict. san francisco may soon have to scramble to find a new top cop if what sources say is true about currently chief scott. they have found scott is on the short list to fill the same position in los angeles. now, that's where scott worked for 27 years before arriving in san francisco just 16 months ago. scott is not commenting on the report. l.a. police commission is expected to finalize its top three choices by the end of the month. ultimately l.a. mayor eric garcetti will decide who is hired. in continuing coverage we hope to get more answers after a deadly military plane crash in georgia yesterday. investigators are still at the site of that crash. you're looking right now at new

video overnight. authorities have roped off the debris field and closed the highway. nine military members were on board when that plane went down. no one survived. small businesses in oakland expected to get a boost from the foundation created by bay area bank. san francisco's federal home loan bank recently created wt it calls quality job fund. it's providing $3 million into bay area group offering loans to alameda county businesses. that group also expects to create thousands of jobs. >> 6:58 here at home. follow-up silicon valley water leaders pressing pause on the vote to possibly support governor brown's controversial water fix tunnel plan. the governor wants to build two massive tunnels to send water from delta to southern california. yesterday previewed south bay meeting on "today in the bay." after five hours santa clara members agreed to table the vote until may 8. taking a live look outside from redwood city, a cool start

to the day but should be great by day's end. meteorologist kari hall has a look at our forecast. it's really been pleasant lately. >> even though we start out with clouds in the morning hours, it doesn't stay that way long. once the clouds up here we're going to head up to 76 for inland areas. just a touch warmer tomorrow to 80 in a few spots. then by saturday more clouds will move in and we'll be up to 76 degrees. san francisco staying in the low 60s over the next few days. >> all right. looks like our traffic alert has been clear. >> has been, great just in time for the end of the show. drama on the traffic side. southbound 680, all lanes clear at sunol boulevard. that's good news for folks out of dublin, bad news for fremont and sunol. a lot of traffic coming their way. overall the traffic flow looks like a great drive. south bay beginning your commute. san mateo bridge slowing a bit because of that volume. >> all right. that's what's happening "today in the bay." back at 7:25 with live local news update.

>> don't forget to join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. more news and weather. make it a great day. kari says okay to get out and wash the car. nice and sunny. >> are you offering? >> maybe not. >> like father like son. [ music playing ] good morning, braking overnight, who's telling the truth? a bombshell admission from rudy guiliani, donald trump's own attorney. revealing the president did reimburse michael cohen for that hush money paid to stormy daniels. something the president has denied knowing anything about. $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? . >> this was about the coverup and it was about the lies and it was about the deception and guess what, it's all come home to roost. >> this morning, what this means for the president, the