let's get a look out at the satellite and radar showing there will be an increase in cloud cover as i watch this system, a weak one, won't bring us rain but we'll see clouds moving in especially for tomorrow. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds after reaching 80 today. we'll bring it down a few degrees for tomorrow and then warm it back up for early next week. san francisco not much of a change temperaturewise but you won't get as much sunshine for tomorrow. i'll talk more about this and what's ahead. mike has been tracking the changes at the bay bridge. >> we saw earlier backup there in the cash lanes as we hit 5:00, we see the cash lanes have cleared up. it looks like they've opened the last of those and no problem right now. this is the lighter flow we expect to see earlier on a friday morning. we'll see this ease into the build but by 5:30 you'll have all backed up to the parking lot. contra costa in towards the bay

bridge, looks like you're at the limit and that means your lighter flow of traffic right now. continuing to south county, no problems. a little slowing out of theal at a monday. chp gave an overnight advisory but haven't heard of problems for drivers. typical drive for a friday up here. back to you, laura. >> they weren't trying to get away for the weekend to the big island of hawaii. evacuations are taking place as one of the state's most famous volcanos erupts and lava just pouring down. we've got drone video, the lava is oozing out of the ground with such force it's taking out anything in its path. kris sanchez live at sjc with a look at the travel impact and conditions on the ground overnight in hawaii as well. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. here at international airport, alaska airlines is one of the airlines that flies direct to the big island. no changes to their travel plans

at this point. but if you have travel this weekend booked on hawaiian airlines, you'll want to see this tweet. the airline says effective immediately travelers with tickets to or from hilo or kona can change travel plans for free. most airlines have not made any changes at this point. the air national guard already traveled and arrived in communities around kill way i can't -- kilauekilauea. in some spots spewing in the air up to 100 feet. it looks very dramatic from where we're watching it here at home but among the evacuees is a farmer who got 30 people off his farm on the volcano itself. he put this disaster in perspective for us mainlanders. >> lava moves at 2 miles per hour, not really a threatening situation but it is something that we live on top of.

we're living on top of an active volcano and you have to kind of agree with that before you come here and if you don't agree with that, i mean, what are you really getting yourself into? at the end of the day i believe mother nature is in charge. >> definitely mother nature is in charge. we know that here in earthquake country here. you can hear more of that interview at 7:00 after "today in the bay." in drone video you can see the crack where the magma is coming out. before the eruptions there were hundreds of small earthquakes over the last week, including a pretty strong one at 5.0. if we can find somebody who is headed to hawaii, we'll make sure we talk with them and what they have to say about the volcano this morning. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. 5:03 right now. continuing coverage of what happened at the quiet community in mill valley. still has people reeling this morning. people at that apartment complex

had a hard time going to sleep last night because of the deadly shooting standoff and evacuation all happening there. two people are dead this morning and another is critically hurt, pete suratos is live. investigators have been there all night? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, marcus. we showed up here no longer investigators on the scene. it is all clear in mill valley. of course our concerns for residents after all of this took place yesterday. i want to show you guys that video, when that s.w.a.t. team was swarming this area, looking for the gunman, you can see it was a very active scene when the deadly shooting took place and in mill valley. and investigators say an 80-year-old gunman shot a man and woman in the apartment complex in this area roughly around 3:30. the woman dying from injuries and man in critical condition. they did speak about this very scary scene, including one witness who says she saw an officer running with a female

victim over his shoulder to get her medical help. >> i see a chp officer running down the street with an unconscious woman like draped over his shoulder. and she's kind of like flopping over his shoulder as he's running with her and puts her in an ambulance. >> he shot our landlord and killed our daughter. >> the deputies had to evacuate the neighbors as they were running for safety. you can see in the video and others in mill valley received an active shoortter alert telli them to stay inside. the shelter in place was lifted when the suspected gunman was found dead inside an apartment. i want to find out the marin county sheriff's department is handling this investigation and moving forward and not releasing the name of the female victim or the shooter at this time. we're live in mill valley, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you, pete. it is 5:05. happening today, president trump meets with gun supporters in dallas. that's where some 80,000 people will attend the nra's annual

convention. it is going to be president trump's fourth year appearing there. but there's one difference this time around. following the parkland school shooting in february dozens of companies cut ties with the nra. in the meantime the president is suddenly facing a credibility crisis after statements made by a news attorney general rudy giuliani, the president reimbursed a $130,000 payment to attorney michael cohen tied to the stormy daniels scandal. giuliani says the president knew those comments were coming. not so for others in the white house. >> president trump's acknowledgement of reimbursement and julian ngiuliani's acknowledgement -- >> that's one expert talking about the new potential legal risk for the president. they insist the payment to daniels had no connection to campaign funds. new details on what happened before police arrested oakland

rapper. a fan tried to get a photo with him but he said no. the fan took a few pictures anyway so one of g-eazy's bodyguard smashed the phone and the fight started. as we told you yesterday during the fight, he punched a security guard and had cocaine in his pocket during that fight. 5:07. if you can get yourself up early -- extra early tomorrow morning, which is saturday, we want to take a look skyward and may even catch a glimpse of history. for first time nasa is launching a space craft from its base at vandenberg on the central coast. if the skies are clear, tomorrow's launch of the insight mars lander is scheduled to happen just after 4:00 a.m. >> what happens as we go straight south underneath the south pole, come up on the other side of the earth and as we get to the ee quaquator we take a m left turn and head on out to

mars. >> a mean left turn. >> exactly. normally nasa launches its inner planetry spacecraft from florida's kennedy space center. it's supposed to explore beneath the red planet surface. >> if you haven't been online this morning, brace yourself for countless star wars memes, today is may the 4th, may the 4th be with you. today chew back ka will be in san francisco part of a fundraiser for unicef. presale tickets for solo are officially now up for grabs. i was going to do my hair like princess. lea today. >> i said no. >> it's a good day for that. as we are taking a look at the out the door temperatures, what you're going to feel as you head out on this friday morning, mostly some low to mid-50s starting out and then to martinez for a temperature

trend. we'll warm up quickly today. a mix of sun and clouds and at 59 degrees at 9:00 as more people are out and about, look at this, we'll be at 80 degrees at 3:00 today. here's a look at all of the high temperatures around the bay area. 78 in san jose. in oakland, 70 degrees and 63 in san francisco. and mike, so far no worries on the road. >> that's right, we're looking at the smooth flow of traffic. there may be a disabled vehicle, 880 northbound around mission waiting for chp to let me know whether or not there's any vehicle still in lanes. i just heard about one car that couldn't get where they wanted to go this morning. 101 moving nicely. gilroy towards san jose, 17 over the summit. you see little blips here and there. no incidents reported and slower moving vehicles. safe and dark over there. well lit, the golden gate bridge moves nicely with headlights out of the north bay without delay into san francisco. the san mateo moves slowly from

the hayward side. back to you. >> thank you very much. got to stick around for the next story. 5:09. coming up, a bear break-in. incredible new video from inside a lake tahoe house. the warning from authorities this morning. plus, we'll show you more of this video. >> that porridge? yeah, looks good. it's not just friday, it's jobs friday. we'll look when "today in the bay" continues. >> it's a blessing, a place for us to have a home. >> a tiny house for a family who used to call a van home. only on "today in the bay," the act of kindness for a father and his daughter. the time for you right now is 5:10. that story at 5:25.

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it's 5:13, we're waking up to a minice mild start. we'll be at 55 degrees at 9:00. upper 60s already by early afternoon and today we'll reach into the 7 0s. we'll have clouds rolling by especially for the morning but a lot more clouds for the weekend. i'll let you know what that means for your weekend forecast coming up in about five minutes. >> and look at this in dublin, the headlight towards the dublin int interchange. i'll tell you what these folks

have been through this morning coming up. happy friday to you. it's jobs friday and we'll get you that in a minute. before we do, take a look at tesla, that stock fell hard the worst day in more than a month. if you watch "today in the bay" on thursday, you knew that was coming. as for jobs. we get the latest data from the labor department, 5:30 a.m. our time this morning. so really just a short time from now. the unemployment rate has been stuck at 4.1% for months. we may see that number fall today. president trump tweeted early this morning because jobs in the u.s. are doing so well, americans receiving unemployment aid is the lowest since 1973. great! he doesn't get the job numbers early. he's just speculating perhaps. the new virtual reality device facebook announced on tuesday is now in the hands of consumers. it is pretty cool. now, at $200 it is one of the

very least expensive vr devices out there. some experts think this may finally be the device that pop you lar regular people buy. >> some have called this the iphone of vr, you have a number of predecessors but none came together and made it easy. i tried it out myself, i like it very much. this is it. the oculus. i thought i would show you something, it's friday. >> you just want to put it on. >> you don't have to put it on. it is pretty cool. you can watch netflix like you're watching in a really big screen in the living room. it's kind of fun and this private experience, lots of games and things. >> speakers on it too. >> speakers go on your ears here and here or do head phones as well. >> if i'm sitting on the couch with my boyfriend watching netflix, i want to watch with him not you know -- >> this would be sort of a solitary lonely thing to do. >> thank you, scott.

>> you're very welcome. >> i should mention, i have to plug my own show. "press here" you can check out more. >> happening today, 100 students from six bay area high schools will channel their inner invent her. the city of san jose is hosting a shark tank style contest at city hall. maybe you've seen that show where contest aepts try to impress judges hoping they invest. organizers say this is a chance for teens to show off innovation and entrepreneurial skills. >> if you've been in trouble with the mother-in-law, you know how kanye west feels. today kris jenener talks to ellen about the controversy. >> two questions, what's going on? >> he's so subtle. >> what's going on and is he okay? those are my questions? >> kanye has a lot of love. i just keep rolling on, trying

to keep up. >> why she says she's going to let him explain himself. you can watch the full interview at 4:00 p.m. here on nbc bay area. >> new video now talk about reverse goldilocks. look at this. some people up in northstar in lake tahoe came home to finds a bear in the kitchen. >> and he's outside. >> yeah, that was somebody from the sheriff's department. she called them out because the people came home and saw a bear in the kitchen making himself at home there on the kitchen island, probably looking for something to eat. yep -- >> like what? >> isn't it amazing. the deputy was trying to get the animal's attention through the window and eventually he went inside, pretty brave and chased that bear out of the house. no one got hurt and the bear they said really didn't damage anything as well. this is the time of year when the bears come out of hibernation looking for snacks,

little picnic baskets. >> hungry in search of food. >> i though tahoe bears didn't hibernate? >> they are california bears, they are happy there. >>. >> looking for lunch. that's a great day. we're going to have beautiful weather around the bay area, whether you're staying here or going to tahoe, hopefully you don't have encounters like that but we're going to have a beautiful day. here's a look at our temperature trend for concord. it starts out in the 50s and ends up in the 70s, you may have to dress the kids in a jacket and shorts because we'll have such a wide range in temperatures for today and really warming up as we head into late morning, early afternoon. then we're also kicking off spring with the downtown san jose farmer's market today in san pedro. it's going to be 62 degrees, maybe something nice to do during the lunch break as well as our temperatures are about 71

degrees at noon. and then continuing to climb from there heading into early afternoon. we're going to see the highs in the south bay up to 81 degrees in morgan hill. one of the warmer spots across the bay area. also up to 82 in antioch. 81 in danville. and fremont today 78 degrees. we'll keep upper 50s in half moon bay. not much of a warm-up there but redwood city up to 77 today. mission district at 66 and today in the north bay up to 80 in p napa with breezy winds. more clouds will be moving in especially for tomorrow. we'll start to see partly cloudy clis today but this cluster of crowds with a weak disturbance will not bring us any rain but it will keep it partly to mostly cloudy toik. tomorrow. if you're going to the cinco de mayo tomorrow, mid-60s. let us know what you're doing this weekend.

@kar @karihallweather on twitter. no rain in here still. you can wash the car even with the clouds moving in tomorrow. you should keep a clean car and san francisco will see some more 60s over next few days. something is not cool in fremont. mike. >> a cool forecast right now as the time being but not cool in fremont. the speed sensors looking good. a little slowing recovery as they cleared the crew out of milpitas for 680. 880 north approaching mission, reports of a dresser, full dresser in the middle of the roadway and may be a couple of cars that met with that dresser earlier. we'll talk about chp's activity as they give us for detail. no slowing shows up but you should slow down 237 to mission boulevard. there may be a traffic break to clear that from the roadway. we don't like furniture in the mid of the freeway for sure. rest of the freeway is looking pretty good. back here i should turn this way and show you discovery bay boulevard over at highway 4.

there's still traffic control from a crash that happened overnight. but most of our viewers aren't going to see that. they'll see the rest of contra costa county and walnut creek interchange and carkeen that is, not affecting the flow of 680 through american canyon. on the rails out of sacramento on time, no delays reported for ace or caltrain, that is great ride there and across the richmond/san rafael bridge, look how light the traffic is on the richmond side. very nice. >> looks good, thank you, mike. >> coming up next only on "today in the bay," an act of kindness, led one man to donate a house to a father and daughter. transforming people's park, the new housing that could be coming to the iconic spot now plagued by crime. crazy chase ine

5:24 right now. you might remember this crazy chase in los angeles earlier this week when an rv leading a police chase through los angeles county. that driver a wanted parolee and sex offender is no longer behind the wheel. steven hock was arrested in barstoe, he abandoned the rv and his children who were in the rv in bakersfield. the kids were returned to their mother who called for help led

to that chase. silicon valley is extreme in its wealth. >> and sometimes the generosity here gets overlooked but listen to this story. until a few days ago, andrew albright and 5-year-old daughter were living out of a van. today they are proud owners of a brand-new tiny house. mike brought this trailer home for the albrights and let's them park it on his property in boulder creek. before the father and daughter were sleeping overnight in a cold dark van, now andrew and his daughter have a place to sleep and all of the comforts of a home. >> i've never had somebody put their neck out like this before. and it's just -- it brings hope -- brings hope to you. >> and truthfully, we're all one step away from homelessness. if i lost my job or got a terminal illness, if i had an addiction whether it's priptive or not, i would be homeless also. >> mike brock is a chief

strategic officer for transforming the bay with christ, an organization that generates ideas on how the faith community can solve problems in the city. he hopes people watching this story might be inspired to help someone in need. isn't that nice to see? >> it really is nice. so many people helping out. >> it's amazinamazing. >> if you're looking for something to do tonight and this weekend, actually you can do it with me, join me for this leerdshleer leadership committee happening tonight at 6:00 at the triano noxt theater. the guest speaker there will be angela wry, a political comment ator and this is part of three-day event. if you have time, come out and hang out with us as we talk about leadership. >> that's nice as well, volunteering your time. >> good to see. 5:26 right now. new and next it morning, sharks

versus trains, the lawsuit the hockey team is filing over concerns about b.a.r.t.'s extension into the south bay. plus -- >> they were serving alcohol, we were pressured to drink. >> all new within the past hour, former washington cheer leaders react after explosive allegations that the team forced women to pose topless.

only one candidate for governor when students were stuck in failing schools, led the fight to turn them around. as mayor of l.a., antonio villaraigosa invested in classrooms and security. graduation rates soared. antonio for governor. good friday morning, taking

a peek outside, it's beautiful iconic golden gate bridge, waiting for the sun's arrival today, hoping the clouds will clear and make way for a great friday for everybody. >> let's head over to meteorologist kari hall with a look at what to expect this morning. >> it's going to be a warmer day. as we start out we're mostly in the 50s but look at the highs for the afternoon. we'll feel the difference for the inland area, concord up to 83 degrees, 78 in san jose and today in san francisco, 63 degrees. if you're going out to the a's game this evening, it's going to be cooling off fairly quickly at first pitch at 7:05. 61 degrees and breezy and partly cloudy and as we go into the evening. we'll talk about the weekend coming up and mike says there's a possible problem for the east shore freeway. >> a couple of unexpected things over there. south bay into the city, nice flow, still tracking chp for a dresser in the lanes in

milpitas. this shows at speed west 80 but i'm concerned because there's reports of debris having flown over the center divide. chp will let me know if there's anything else going on in the area. just a report i'm watching and nice drive off the car kooen that is bridge, normally we expect to see a backup. we see fast track lanes in the last 45 seconds, start to stack up a little bit. there may be metering lights in the next few but friday light at the bay bridge, guys. >> thank you, mike. >> 5:31 right now. the company that owns the san jose sharks and manages sap center is actually suing over b.a.r.t.'s extension in the south bay. >> we're hearing from the team this morning. bob redell live from sap center why the team is so upset. good morning, bob. >> good morning to you laura and marc marcus, the shark sports entertainment company is upset over two issues, one how its construction of the b.a.r.t. subway under santa clara going

to disrupt events at the sap center and two the company does not believe the valley transportation authority which is managing the b.a.r.t. project has adequately planned for how they are going to make up for the lost parking pots when the station is build here which could be a problem for thousands of people who come here to the sap center. so yesterday the company did file a lawsuit against the vt and and demanding the transit agency immediately stop work on this project until it has addressed the parking and construction issues. you can see on your tv screen the sharks say they strongly support the b.a.r.t. project through downtown san jose and they've been fushing vta to work on those issues without success and i'm quoting, we did not take this decision lightly. i have e-mailed the vta and waiting for their response. b.a.r.t. approved the plan in

santa clara using a single bore tunnel instead of double bore. now it's up to the vta to get the $1.5 billion in funds to help cover the cost of this project that right now is running around $4.7 billion. the east bay times points out the timing of this lawsuit is not helpful for the vta because uncle sam does take into account local opposition when considering it to hand out money for projects like this. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks a lot, bob. a san jose neighborhood is really on the lookout for a possible prowler. take a look here. this is a scary scene as people saw happening in willow glen. some folks say this man seen in the surveillance video, the shadow you can see, was trying to peek through a window. the owner of the home says that was his daughter's room. and that man at that window this happened at 4:00 in the morning on tuesday. neighbors say they called police. at 5:33, new this morning,

the new york times has it all wrong. that's what two former cheerleaders are saying. speaking on behalf of washington's football team in an exclusive interview about what has become very explosive 2013 photo shoot. according to this week's story in the "new york times," former cheerleaders say they felt they were being exploited on a trip to coast at a resta rica. they say they had to pose topless and some served as egs escorts. others say they never felt demeaned. topless being forced, not true. in terms of being an escort, that is never a perception that i had. >> i hate this negative light has been portrayed on our organization for something i was so passionate about and so many women felt this was the best years of their lives. >> the team is still looking into the allegations.

they did say firsthand accounts seem to contradict the "new york times" report. full interview airs at 7:30 on "today" right after "today in the bay." >> with the next few years it's likely berkeley's historic people's park will be less about the people and more for certain others. as in people who live in brands new housing there. uc leaders yesterday announced a radical overhaul of people's park. that's the park famous around the world during the free speech movement in the 1960s. time has really changed hire. the park known for petty crimes than protests and the school says it desperately needs housing. it calls for a five-story housing community and apartments to house the homeless. we've been asking you to send us questions you'd like candidates for governor to ask during the live debate next week and we're getting a lot of good ones. >> we always want a little more

because we want so muany to choose from. we can ask that question during the gubernatorial debate. tweet us with #cagovdebate. we are partnering with the sally con valley community association to host this debate at 6:30 that will air live on all nbc and telemundo stations in california. chuck todd is the moderate ir. >> chuck is sharing his "meet the press" coffee mug with us. >> he shares with us and you share with me. >> that's right. we hope you can have some -- we hope you join us for "meet the press" and airs on sundays here on nbc bay area. probably on a sunday morning i need a good hot cup of coffee. >> that's right. >> and mike -- >> wait a minute, you are using that mug too? that's at least three of us. we're all family. >> we're family here. >> lipstick on it, look for it

on "meet the press". >> we each have a little section. >> the south bay an easy drive, little slowing may slow up north 680 as you head north of calaveras because of the construction work. should be clear over the next several minutes. we're looking at that dresser potentially in lanes north 880 around as you're approaching mission boulevard. no update any lanes on chp. but there were -- we have the crash at westbound 880. the traffic is still light right now and probably won't be a problem unless they do a full brake. it's light because it's friday. >> friday light, dare you call it friday light? >> jinx. >> the weekend finally here. >> yes, it's finally here. thinking about margaritas and mint juleps and stuff. >> you have a fun weekend. >> and cinco de mayo.

it's going to be a great one. the weather is going to be great too. let's look at saturday's forecast, it's cinco de mayo and kentucky derby. the cost will be at 63 degrees and more clouds in the mix. we'll have partly cloudy skies, up to 70 degrees for the bay and inland areas up to 77 degrees. on sunday, we are going to continue on with this amazing weather for the weekend. and mid-70s so it does start to cool down a couple of degrees for the interior valleys and cool area -- cool coastal areas for the weekend. if you're heading out to golden gate field to celebrate the kentucky derby, we're going to see more clouds moving in right there in berkeley. it's only going to reach into the mid-60s. maybe a nice hat and then also maybe a shaw or something with your derby dress. and then silicon valley bikes this weekend. we'll have great weather for that wrapping up the weekend on sunday in history park with low

70s and mix of sun and clouds. this is a live look in squaw valley as the sun rises. if you're lucky enough to be going to the sierra this weekend, squaw valley is going to have highs in the low 60s throughout the weekend and on sunday partly cloudy skies, 62 will be the high. at russian river valley, up to 73 today but lower 70s tomorrow. and then on sunday expect a high of 69 degrees. the trend will be for each day those temperatures to come down a couple of degrees and it's going to stay foggy in monterey. if you're going to the coast, keep in mind it's going to be foggy and cool and at times the sunday will peek out during the afternoon. if you're going to muir woods, great weekend for that, going for a hike. 67 degrees and tomorrow 64 degrees and 62 on sunday. i know you're just trying to make it through the work day. i'll have a look at today's trend in three minutes. new job news released in the

last couple of minutes. what they really show about the economy. and the world's biggest bounce house is in the bay area. what families need to know if your little one -- probably most certainly wants to go. >> out in washington we're learning more about that money that the president paid. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues.

it's 5:42. a live look outside with our temperature trend.

we will have more clouds moving in especially during the morning hours, mid-50s to start, low 70s for early afternoon. today just a touch warmer than yesterday. we'll look ahead to the weekend and things going on around the bay area coming up in five minut minutes. fremont, there we go, truck scales once they come into focus will be clearly visible, traffic flow as well, we have a dresser north of here that appears to be out of lanes judging by the traffic flow. we'll give you the rest of the commute coming up. big news, unemployment falls 3.9%. the unemployment rate is at its lowest since december of 2000. added 465,000 jobs last month beating estimates, we like a clean play to call home. if you live in antioch, this is a chance to spiff up the community. heading up the 89th neighborhood cleanup event tomorrow. it's a monthly event.

tomorrow's meeting place is bell shaw elementary. volunteers with help pick up trash dumped in neighborhood surrounding schools and this map shows you the area they are going to focus on. it happens from 9:00 to 11:00 in the morning. a disappointing discovery in concord, every vegetable in the garden was stolen. the kids plant d them just last month. concord police officers came out to the cam pupus yesterday to t the students they are searching for the bad guys. let's hope they find them. >> south bay leaders will mark cinco de mayo by taking a pause of of the latino community. the call to action and policy briefing takes place in san jose, two panel discussions will exploit issues including economics and community involvement. today's event starts at 9:00 a.m. at the adobe head quarter. the president says we're

under siege this morning. >> from refugee in the caravan. >> the president very unhappy about the number of people in that so-called caravan who have been allowed into the united states to ask for refugee status. the president wants congress to change the laws to prevent that. remember the family is asking for u.s. protection are following american law. it's how our law works. we give legal hearings to people who come to our borders saying they are fleeing danger. rudy giuliani's announcement on wednesday that the president funded the payoff to stormy daniels to shake up the white house. aside from the president nobody seems to have known it was comi coming. the former new york mayor talked with nbc news overnight by phone. he says he learned about the true source of the payment a week ago that the president had been paying his lawyer back in installments. he then told the president who according to giuliani said oh,

my goodness, i guess that's what it was for. >> all of this has put press secretary sarah huckabee sanders in an awkward position. she said at first the president was unaware of the payment to the porn star then she said he had no idea what the source of money was. she was asked, wait a minute, were you lyinging or were you in the dark? she said what many in the white house say privately, she found out when you found out. >> to clarify, when did you specifically know that the president repaid mr. cohen for the $130,000, you personally? >> the first awareness i had was during the interview last night. >> another side note of that giuliani interview, the white house cannot confirm what he said that americans held by north korea would be released nor can it answer why giuliani would even know that. he doesn't have security clearance. and we know giuliani was wrong about one detail. he said they would be released yesterday. they were not. it's not clear why giuliani who

does not represent american foreign policy would make such an pronouncement in the first place. president is on his way to dallas today to speak to the nra convention. we'll follow that on twitter for you, can follow me @scottmcgrew. thanks so much, scott. >> bring out the kid in you. a live look at sunnyvale. if you ever want to relive your youth, now is the chance. the world's largest bouncy house is there and it's going to be there through the weekend. 10,000 square feet holds up to 200 people at a time. if you're worried about the competition for real life kids, organizers are going to offer adults only jump sessions tomorrow and sunday. >> i would say it gets crazy during the big kids session, you get in there and you start bouncing around and realize you're not such a kid anymore and you feel like a kid and that's more often the experience i have with the adult sessions. >> and feel like an old person the next day with aches and pains.

the adult sessions for anyone over 16 and this is at the twin creeks sports complex on caribbean drive through sunday. >> this is kind of like -- >> when is the last time you were in a bounce house? >> the last time i was in a bounce -- >> i was going to say for parents and little kids, get in there. >> it's the size difference that matters, trying to protect you laura. >> marcus and i like -- >> i think last time i was in one, i was probably under 5 feet, so i was like 4. >> hey, that's how tall i am. >> hey. okay, that's going to be a great thing going on. everyone trying to make those plans for the weekend. we'll have amazing weather. although we won't get as much sunshine. let's talk about the forecast as we are seeing the clouds rolling by right now and you can get a clear look out across the bay. not as much fog and it's going to be partly to mostly cloudy through early afternoon for the coastal areas, clearing out a

little bit sooner for the inland areas as you plan the school day forecast in concord, a morning where you need a jacket to start out and it warms up so fast you'll probably be wearing short sleeves and shorts, a day for layers, constantly changing. we're going to be up to 80 in napa. oakland at up to 70 degrees and 81 today in morgan hill. and concord, looking for a high of 83 degrees. as you're getting dregsed this morning, standing in front of the closet like what do i wear today? yes, once again layers, a jacket for the morning and then maybe a dress for the rest of the day. you'll be comfortable wearing that in the areas that will be heating up in the 80s for the afternoon. and then here comes in changes. this will not bring us any clouds, won't bring us any rain but it will bring in quite a bit of cloud cover for tomorrow. as we look at how it pans out on our hour by hour outlook. it does show it will be mostly sunny today and you wake up tomorrow morning with mostly

cloudy skies. there will be some breaks in the clouds at times getting some sunshine and that's what we'll see all day long and then even into the afternoon and this will bring our high temperatures down a few degrees. tomorrow in oakland for the cinco de mayo festival it won't be reaching into the 70s like today but we'll bring it back to the low 60s overall. still a very pleasant day. inland areas up to 80 degrees today and 76 degrees tomorrow. 71 degrees on sunday and then we'll warm it back up. a little boost in temperatures to start out early next week. san francisco not much of a change. it's going to be breezy and cool over the next seven days. mike, you're getting drivers out the door. any issues. >> no big issues. the big issue will be it's friday. we're seeing lighter volume across the bay. slow down northbound 101, north of 680, we'll watch this clear up over next few minutes. we're looking at the rest of the tri-valley. there was a crash reported

around the dublin interchange, haven't seen slowing or reports of lanes blocked. there's a little slowing right here in san martin, typical even on a friday because we have folks coming up towards morgan hill. north of there no problem. same thing for the santa cruz summit and here we kind of skipped over san jose. we'll take a live look, there's no surprises and there's the slower drive i was pointing out. north of there looking at the richmond/san rafael bridge, the backup at the bay bridge westbound over into san francisco. this drive westbound towards san rafael looking steady, especially if you have fast track. back to you. >> coming up, a free ride in san francisco, where tech buses are paying their fair share. >> first at 5:51. happening now, hundreds of thousands of arizona school children are going back to class today. yesterday state lawmakers passed an education deal giving teachers a 20% pay raise by 2020. arizona the latest state where

teacher led strikes disrupted schools, plus there will be no nobel prize in literature this year. the swedish academy in charmg of the awards would postpone the 2018 award until next year. sexual abuse scandals are engulfing the panel that selects it. other nobel prizes not affected so far. more news after the break. stick around. taking a live look

our dublin camera this morning. we )re off to another cool star, but then it )ll warm up-- especially for inland areas like dublin. kari is tracking it all in five minutes. most of the stops they make across the city are at muni bus stops. most of us -- most of those stops they make across the area are muny buses. are private tech companies using their fair share for private bus stops? a report tonight at 6:00 but first he talked to laura about that story. >> so what exactly is the controversy? >> for some the tech buses represent gentri fiction, it's set up to be a transportation network that allows well paid tech employees to commute

outside of the city. for others this is a way to unclog everyone's commute since it's taking 10,000 people off the roadways but the question we're looking into, is whether san francisco is giving these tech companies basically a free ride. should the city be charging them more to use public streets and bus tops? >> do we know how much the city is charging? >> say i picked you up at the bus stop, i could potentially get a $288 ticket. right now the city charges tech buses $7.31 every time they use one of about 100 bus stops throughout the city, most of which are public bus stops so they are sharing that area. >> why isn't the city charging more? >> one, the city says what they are charging they believe is already fair and two, they say their hands are somewhat tied in increasing it more. why? we'll get to that part of the story tonight at 6:00. >> we'll look forward to your report. >> you can reach out to the investigative unit, 888-996-tips or if it's ease why are, logon

to our website, nbc bay area doibl doiblarea.com -- weinvestigate. >> this is new video from overnight, northbound lanes are closed between embarcadero and university avenue. caltrans is building a new pedestrian overcrossing so they had to get those people off the freeway. it reopened around 4:00 this morning. >> bad news for book worms. the concord library will be closed for three weeks starting this weekend. the remodeling and updating restrooms closed from sunday through may 29th. if you're still looking for a way to get the book fixed, use the libraries in pleasant hill and clayton. >> the oak grove road rehabilitation project is starting on monday. repairing sidewalks and ramps and repaving the road. this is the area between canal drive and sid droe lane. probably avoid walking in that

area. some of you probably already do this, the next time you're scrolling through your instagram feed, you can go shopping. they let you buy items while using the app. you can add your credit and debit card and your pin to make sure it is safe. instagram is just testing the idea right now. users are already able to book appointments at spas and make reservations through a third paertd app. live to churchill downs where the field is set for 144th annual kentucky derby. the fastest two minutes in sports and may be the most exciting two minutes as well. dylan dreyer, about how she is feeling. >> are you getting ready for it? >> dye lancastthere's rain in t, i'm not quite happy about that. this is the best field of

3-year-olds i've seen since i've been covering the kentucky derby and covering since it started in fwon. i'm so excited. >> it will be a good chase. nbc bay area is your home for the kentucky derby tomorrow. bob costas is living the coverage from the famous house track in louisville. it all starts at 11:30 tomorrow morning right here on nbc. we want to help you get ready for tomorrow as well. we have a special section on our website dedicated to the kentucky derby. you can read up on past winners and learn about the triple crown and check out the derby fashion, including those big hats. nbcbayarea.com. >> always fun. >> always. >> right now at 6:00, trouble in paradise, emergency evacuations under way in hawaii as the big island volcano erupts sending lava into neighborhoods. the concerns for travelers heading to the area from the bay area. a rare deadly shooting in a north bay neighborhood. how one of the victims who survived is doing this morning. making history.

ground breaking rocket launch happening on the california coast this weekend. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> good morning, thanks for allowing us to be part of your morning. >> i'm laura garcia. let's check the forecast. little cloudy start and cool. but it's going to be a great weekend. >> we'll have an amazing weekend, still the nice weather we've had a few changes here and there. more clouds moving in tomorrow. as you get out the door this mo morning, low to mid-50s all around the bay area. then the morning drive through the south bay we'll see clouds moving in. it will be in the mid- 50s through 8:00 and look how quickly it warms up. 76 by 2:00 today. we'll have a warm finish to the week and we'll talk about the weekend coming up. mike, you have to big changes for drivers. >> one is expected, the bay bridge. it's later than we expected and finally just in the last couple of minutes we've seen all