let's get over to kari. >> it's going to be warm at least for today and tomorrow and little cooler in time for mother's day. we're also concerned about the wind and i wanted to tell you about the wind advisory in effect for coast and hills for elevations above 1,000 feet, especially we could have gusts over 50 miles per hour from the northeast sustained at about 25 to 40. that kicks in later this evening through saturday morning and there could be some downed trees and power lines. i'll detail that and how warm it gets today in a few minutes. mike, now you have a correction for highway 24? >> i do. the issue with the big chunks of wood was on eastbound highway 24. it's actually westbound and that is your commute direction. chunks of wood reported outside the caldecott tunnel and highway 13. i haven't seen any slowing and haven't heard any updates of traffic breaks. still tracking it until they clear it. a new crash may be going on

south 880 around 23rd. still waiting for chp to give any detail on that. farther north we're looking at the richmond/san rafael bridge, that commute looking great. >> thanks, mike. we have breaking news in the south bay. a frightening series of events for a sunnyvale neighborhood. police say that someone shot a man in his face near remmington a and sunnyvale saratoga. this is a shocking situation this man had to go through this. >> reporter: yes, the scene is very quiet out here behind me. this is a 7-eleven where the man ended up after he had a wound to his face, he was in the entrance here. but sunnyvale police tell us this is where the man was actually shot and this is on spinosa drive and people who live on street where the shooting happened, told our camera man, this s an extremely

quiet neighborhood but that perhaps the reason that police found so much blood and such a trail of evidence is because that man was going door to door knocking trying to get some help. now at this point, what we know is that when the man was shot, he managed to get away, looking for help. he made it all the way here to the 7-eleven store and an ambulance took him to a nearby trauma center. we don't know how he's doing at this point this morning. we do know the victim is a black man in his late 20s, perhaps early 30s. the suspect though, the only thing we know is that they fled in an suv. we don't know what kind or color. we are asking sunnyvale for more details on what happened, why this happened and so that you can decide whether or not this is a concern for you and your family. when we get those answers, we'll bring them to you, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest there, kris. we'll check back with you. it's 5:02 right now. mike just mentioned if you use

highway 13 from contra costa to oakland, good news there. all lanes are cleared after an early morning high speed chase. it ended on the ramp. chp says at 3:00 this morning officers tried to pull over a speeding suv on highway 4 in antioch, at times speeds reached 120 miles per hour. two people in the car now in custody. neither had serious injuries. at 5:03, this is a high tech plot here. sew a concord teen supposedly hacked into his school's computer system and changed several of his fellow students grades. this happened in mt. diablo and the teacher was sent a phishing e-mail and she clicked on it and it gave her login. that teen is arrested. a terrible stort story to report, a brentwood teen is recovering in the trauma scene. he was hit in the head with a

shotput at school. >> bob redell is live at walnut creek. he saw the kid had to be air lifted away. do they know how this happened, bob? >> reporter: well, good to you, laura and marcus, the firefighters who first responded to the teen as far as his condition is concerned, they haven't been able to comment. it's not clear if the shot put injury to the head is life threatening or nonlife threatening injury. they did release this video of a lifeflight helicopter picking up the teen from the sports field at heritage high in brentwood yesterday afternoon around 4:30 for transportation to the trauma center here at john muir medical in walnut creek. the teen, a 15-year-old was hit in the head by the shot put if you're not familiar with a 12-pound steel ball that athletes heave in the air for distance. the school says it's trying to figure out how this happened but don't think he was intentionally

hit, that this might have been accidental. bob redell, quts today in the bay. >> horrible to think about. thank you, bob. two men facing charges in the 2016 oakland warehouse fire are in court today. they operated that warehouse, amen na is asking charges to be tossed out and harris for the bail to be lowered. the judge is expected to rule on both requests today. 36 died in the fire which happened during a dance party. a controversial former san francisco sheriff is now trying to save his dog's life. it attacked a woman's pet. she took her chihuahua mix buddy to a dog park earlier this year. cobb says former sheriff ross's boxer ran up to body and started b biting. these are pictures of the injuries buddy suffered. he got the dog to stop and paid the woman $800 for her dog's medical care. now san francisco's vision and

dangerous dog unit must decide to do with his dog. his options range from youth uj can't and forcing the dog to wear a muzzle. he has been at the center of several controversies from domestic violence case and his involvement in covering the kate steinle killing. a date with history now set. on june 12th president trump is supposed to sit down with north korea's kim jong-un in singapore. but even president trump admits a lot of things can happen. this is the first time a sitting u.s. president will meet with north korea's leadership. the white house calls this week's release of american detainees a good sign. north korea is ready to give up its nuclear program but critics including lawmakers fear the u.s. may be played. >> using hostages to get a meeting with the american president is not a good precedent to set. >> american citizens are not

diplomatic bargaining chips. >> the president says he'll continue to press china and other nations to cut off their economic assistance to north korea. >> back here in the bay area, you might be paying less to get across the golden gate bridge. new discount for transit buses and ferries are closer to getting the green light but there's a big if. board members approved a 20% fare cut for low income commuters starting next year as long as voters don't repeal the gas tax in november. revenues fund the planned discount. live to sjc if you're flying out of town, don't be late. get there early. expecting a lot of travelers today. you saw a lot of people out there right now. they say it's because of mother's day and graduations and the wrap-up of google's conference. security checkpoints will open early at both terminals today. normally you should get about an hour before your flight. today officials say get there

two hours before. grab a good cup of coffee. >> you better hurry up and get to the airport. you thought you had time to lay around the hotel for a little while? 5:08, live look outside in fremont, more people out on the roads and on the way to work. the temperatures will be at 55 degrees at 7:00 and we'll get to mostly sunny skies today and nice little warm-up with mid-70s into the 1:00 to 2:00 hour and we're continuing to head up from there. san jose tops out at 80 degrees, we'll be at 86 in concord. inland areas still very warm and this will be the warmest day of the week, coming down just a couple of degrees tomorrow. we'll talk more about that and mike, you're still following a crash reported in oakland. >> i was hoping for a little more detail but i'll tell you what we have on the southbound side of the nimitz at the coliseum. you see the volume of traffic that's there already, even thoz it's early and at speed, there's still a lot of cars out there.

we have this crash reported a little farther north south 880 at 23rd, right near where they typically have the overnight bridge construction. traffic looks like it's moving at speed but watch for a report of a crash in that area. meanwhile as we zoom out, you see that everything on the speed sensors pretty much at speed except for the altamont pass, and over on the shoulder but more distraction means a potential for more slowing. over here we're looking at 580 through dublin. a steady flow of traffic but like the shot of the nimitz, it's at speed but they have a lot of company, guys, back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> i'll take this one. one for the team. coming up next on "today in the bay," one step closer to untangling traffic in one of the most congested cities in the state. a new peek behind the curtain at elon musk's tunnel. >> new changes to starbucks and its coffee. coming up later at 5:25, the

popular camp ground is closing during peak season. 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.

we wake up and walk out the door to mostly clear skies and cool temperatures, here's a live look outside in san jose.

let's go to sunnyvale, we'll be at 55 degrees at 7:00 and temperatures already at 65 at 10:00. and making it into the low 70s by early afternoon and it will warm up even more from there. it's going to be the warmest day of the week and then gusty winds really strong this evening. i'll talk about that coming up in less than five minutes. >> and we're looking here to san jose, highway 101 looks like it's picking up a little bit of volume. we typically see this pattern. a little burst of traffic right now. we'll show you what the bigger look is for the south bay and a longer commute some folks have. >> and very happy friday to you. the dow gained 196 points on thursday. this is enough to push it positive for the year, up until now we were running year to year at a loss. do watch or for sman tech, they need to revise the financial report. the positive sign will probably go away. starbucks says the ceo says the

company will be more welcoming to everybody, including opening its restrooms to anyone, not just customers after that situation in philadelphia. car company executives will meet with president trump today to convince him not to lower car emission standards too much. car companies do want him to lower it somewhat, but not so far below california standards that it creates a situation where car companies have to build a separate model just for california. the most valuable market in the units. the house select committee on intelligence released more of the russian facebook postses, more than 3,000, this is called being patriotic and seems to advertise a rally for coal miners but written and paid for by russia's internet research agency. cost just 3 rubles. gadi schwartz will show you more on the "today" show. i've posted a lot of them on twitter @scottmcgrew.

i housing report shows prices in san mateo county rose above san francisco for the very first time. a median home in san francisco will cost you 1.39 million, a median house in san mateo county, 1.47. santa clara county is a total g bargain at just over 1.25 million. i have a house in santa clara and sometimes i look around for what i can buy elsewhere for a cost of the run of the mill home in san jose. i used to live in macon georgia. here's what you can buy -- >> a fixer upper. >> for the median price roughly of a home in the bay area, 255 drive, four bedrooms and six bathrooms and ten acres. >> you're not going anywhere, come on. >> no, well, you know what's funny, i could maybe buy a house but couldn't afford to furnish a house like that.

>> it's too big. >> sure you could. >> with ikea? >> maybe. >> piece by piece. >> all right, thanks so much, scott. look, we've been talking about this story for a while and the internet as we may know it may change because the fcc says the net neutrality rules end on june 11th. the rules force companies to treat all internet traffic equally. several states including here in california are considering bills to keep those rules for their states. there's a similar push for -- by some lawmakers in washington. >> you know elon musk's underground tunnel idea may be less of a pipe dream. he's showing off a video of his boring company's completed first tunnel under l.a. streets. he posted this video on instagram and calls the 2.45 mile concept tunnel proof it can be a viable option for commuters. still needs approval from regulators musk is talking about making rides available within the coming weeks. and at 5:16, mike might have

to track more than the roads in a few years because new details from uber saying that you'll be able to use flying cars by the year 2023. the new rendering show here part drone part helicopter, tote sally electric and here's how this would work. you would order a ride on your phone like you do now and then you would go to the nearest sky port, which might be a new building or even existing one like the shopping mall. at first those flying cars will have pilots but eventually they'll be autonomous. ub erin sifts that will be reali realitity. >> five vehicle partners, we're building different types of vehicles that all meet our requirements but we're trying to solve all of the problems -- >> all right. as for the cost here, the company says that once the service is up and going, the trip through the skies will cost the same as an uber trip over the same distance.

we've been telling you so you probably know. sunday is mother's day. peanys and car nations are the big hit this year. mother's day is the floral industry's second biggest holiday after valentine's day and also tied with christmas. national retail federation says we'll spend more than $2 billion just on flowers this year. we want to know how you're spending mother's day. i'm about to post a poll on our twitter page right now. got up it on my screen and working on it. let us know what you think -- >> also you can tag your favorite photos maybe we your mom. we would love to see them. follow us @lauragarcianbc or marcusnbc. >> nice. >> mother's day, i mean, moms are amazing. so happy early mother's day. >> i feel very blessed to be able to celebrate it, you know. >> absolutely. >> you have your kids at home and at the office you take care of me and marcus.

>> yes. >> baby sit sf. >> we need it. >> some baberies are bigger than others. i'm sure you're taking us out to brunch. >> momosas. >> it's going to be heating up as we go into today and that's going to be the big story. it's going to feel like summer this afternoon. and then again tomorrow afternoon. here's a live look outside in san jose. and we're going to prepare for a beautiful sunrise. mostly clear skies and as you get out the door right now, you're out the door temperatures at 52 degrees in san jose and also in san francisco, 51 degrees in oakland. the seven -day forecast is at te bottom of the screen. once again warm weather today and getting the kids ready, all of the mom being celebrated, your kids will probably come home with a kucute little card something they made in school. it's going to be 55 degrees heading to school and mid-70s for this afternoon. and our high temperatures today once again for some spots are going foel like summer and one

of the warmest spots today, concord, 86 degrees and 80 in san jose. 65 in half moon bay and 70 degrees in san francisco. here will be the big headline for the weekend. we're going to have a wind advisory in effect for the coast and the hills especially above 1,000 feet. our winds will begin to rush in from the northeast later this evening at 25 to 40 miles per hour. and some of those higher elevations will have gusts at 50 miles per hour plus. that begins this evening and continues through early tomorrow morning. we'll have to watch out for downed trees and power lines and also now is the time to get out there and clean up the yard and make sure your patio furniture is secure. also remind people to make sure they don't have standing water in the back yards to prevent mosquitos from spreading. our winds will pick up today at about 25 to possibly 30 miles per hour sustained. all those areas in brown show

hills where we could have higher gusts. i'll talk more about that and look to the rest of the forecast coming up. mike has the ipad out, using waze, right? >> right. the reason you may want to use waze tonight and tomorrow. the speed sensors look great. as we zoom over here, the south bay and over here i did a little shuffle. i'm going to talk about the surface streets, right now santa clara looks great and rest of the south bay. remember the area coming up. i want to make sure you get a peak at this. and the live look out there show a smooth drive across the san mateo bridge and lighter traffic but still going westbound towards the peninsula. you still got company. north bay a smooth drive through san rafael and that's the shot for traffic around the bay. let's get back to the waze system. we're talking about tonight, tomorrow over at levi stadium in the south bay and santa clara, we have a taylor swift concert. she added another concert for

tomorrow. traffic will start in the area, santa clara, use waze and that will help you get around in traffic if you're going to the concert or trying to get through the area. keep that in mind and keep it armed all weekend. we'll help you out on our team. ba back to you. >> coming up, getting a gold star. the bay area schools topping the list for the best in the country. how your kids school made the cut. pete suratos snapped a selfie with a fewer and mike and erin are upping that, posing with cartoon pete. join us for behind the scenes stories, you don't want to miss that. 5:22, you're watching "today in the bay."

. welcome back, it's 5:25, popular sierra camp grounds closed for the summer. ever been to crystal basin, renovating 150 camp sites including sunset. most spots are already booked. >> we fill up so quickly that we're turning people away. we are really urging people to think about whether this is the area for them to come or not. >> people there say they are required to upgrade recreation facility around the reservoirs. >> 5:25, it's a problem you probably have experienced firsthand in san francisco.

some sidewalks, you have to watch out for dirty syringesyri new chronicle report suggests that many of us it may be the result of free syringes the city hands out to drug users, the city run program hands out a half million a month and it has no control over what happens once the syringes are used. they are supposed to be thrown out and disposal sites starting next month. ten newly hired sanitation workers will focus almost exclusively on needle cleanup. >> and our investigative unit ran stories focusing on san francisco's dirty streets and that includes one specifically covering the same issue. search for that on home page by typing in dirty streets. >> here's something we can all get on board with, low prescription drug prices, happening today president trump outlines his plan to tackle that issue. fulfilling one of his campaign promises, sources say he'll lift the rules preventing programs like medicaid for getting better discounts and spread kmet tif

pricing. some democrats believe the plan will not make a big dent in customer cost. 15 bay area schools made the list of top public high schools in california. >> u.s. news ranked all public schools in california cities along the peninsula and south bay do very well. can you go to our website to read the reasons why expects think the schools are so good. the top local school, lowell high school in san francisco. >> facing fire danger. >> anything can spark a fire and that's something that obviously we keep a close eye on and means a lot to us. >> as the temperatures rise and the wind picks up, how folks across the bay area are preparing for the worst. and what you should be doing already. plus, the end of an era. what we can expect from governor brown's final budget proposal today.

because antonio villaraigosa millions got it done.healthcare he defended women's healthcare, banned military-style assault weapons, banned workplace discrimination, and more. antonio for governor. good friday morning to you as we take a live look out at the bay bridge. beautifueautiful sooigt and car already on the road. thank you for starting your morning with us. >> i'm laura garcia. let's check out the temperatures, this weekend they are going to go up i think? >> it's going to feel like summer today and tomorrow and a big warm-up just briefly and we'll cool it down in time for mother's day. here's a live look outside in

dublin, no fog this morning and nice clear sunrise. let's look at the forecast, we have a lot of changes and it will be much warmer today and winds will be picking up this afternoon. it's going to be windy between this evening and early tomorrow morning. and tomorrow still going to be a really warm day. mother's day looks nice, 77 degrees for the inland areas and san francisco will top out at 70 today and tomorrow and then much cooler early next week. we'll talk about the weekend forecast in less than seven minutes and mike has a new crash he's tracking in oakland. >> i am, oakland seeing more traffic and congestion, we'll talk about all of that stuff going on. from the south bay up the peninsula, a smooth drive for the freeway, all the way up into oakland as well for the nimitz, 580 there may be an issue on to 580 at harrison eastbound coming away from the area. that's the on ramp. doesn't sound like a major issue but a lot of folks are traveling through the area about now getting their early start. the bay bridge toll plaza, you see slowing and metering lights did just get turned on and

backup in the toll plaza even on a friday where it's light everywhere, we have this at the bay bridge. >> early backup there. at 5:32 right now. new this morning, preparing for fire season, you know it's that time of year again and people here in the bay area making sure to get ready. qut peer suratos joins us with what dangers they are facing this year. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. of course with all of the rain we saw last april, right, it added a good amount of fuel to a lot of areas around the bay area, including here in contra costa county, the mt. diablo area. if you recall back in 2013 there was a big fire in mt. diablo called the morgan fire and blew plenty of smoke throughout where we're standing here in clayton, a number of people were evacuated. i got a chance to speak with some people in this area. they say the fire reached nearly 4,000 acres and said it was

sparked -- investigators at the time said it was sparked by a target shooting but still caused plenty of issues in this area but still something fresh in the minds of folks in the area really throughout parts of contra costa county as they prepare for the wildfire season. here's what they are doing to prepare for the season. >> i have a fire brick behind my fence because i have a hill behind me and mt. diablo is in the front. i make a fire break and pull weeds. >> the main thing is to keep the weeds and everything cut down. that's the main thing so there's really nothing to burn. >> i have a hill so i keep that weed whacked down and have concerns if it catches. >> we're right at the foot of mt. diablo, you always want to be ready for something like that. we don't live in fear but at the same time we want to be ready. when the last fire came we saw a lot of people in our church and community really come together. >> reporter: with the potential for more fuel across the bay

area, cal fire wants to remind folks, this vegetation will eventually dry out and pose a fire danger eventually. of course they also want you to be aware of your surroundings and more importantly like one of the folks there mentioned, create the defensible space and clear out the brush around the area in the event of the wildfires spreading. of course this is advice we are around this time of the season all the time but something we should definitely not take lightly. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thanks for that update. 5:34 right now. affecting your money, governor jerry brown will release a revised budget partly because the state's brand-new pot industry not doing as well as they thought, not delivering all of the green the mare mayor was hoping for, only $34 million, about one fifth of what was expected. critics say the taxes are too high and not enough pot licenses have been handed out. many growers and shoppers are still going to the black market.

>> it is 5:34 and only on nbc bay area, a man who says he was rear-ended by an uber driver now wants other people to know what he claims cameras show happened after the accident. video seems to support his claims the driver of a black car, that's who the other driver says rerear-ended him on may 1st on van ness and san francisco. on the driver got back in his car and took off with the phone, clipping him in the process. the man who was hit also believes the other driver works for uber although uber has no record of that. >> i tried to do whatever is possible to identify the guy because this guy cannot be driving people because if he was able to do that, we don't know what he can be capable to do. >> reporter: the man who was hit hopes to identify that other driver. he believes the man was named joseph and he had passengers in the back of the car.

>> 49ers line baker ruben foster's domestic violence case continues in san jose. you may remember foster is accused of attacking his former girlfriend in february. although she recanted her claims against fost are, she may still testify at the preliminary hearing. he is suspended from team activities as the case plays out. 5:36, a teacher is facing disturbing charges, parents at the south san francisco middle school say they are stunned. south san francisco unified posted this letter to parents on their website. it says a teacher at westborough is accused of having inappropriate sexual relations with students during school hours. investigation began last month after reports of sex crimes involving 39-year-old joseph toy. police arrested him yesterday morning. but they didn't give us his mug shot yet. toi is on administrative leave. if you live in oakland, you may be concerned about a new sf

chronicle report. since may the department is not doing commercial fire inspections, that includes apartment buildings and warehouses and restaurants, they are under the microscope since the deadly government ship warehouse fire in 2016. city leaders say the program is suspended until the department can change over to a new software system. we keep watching the developments in hawaii, sign sifts say there's no ends in sight. lava is still flowing and the earth still cracking. there's potential for explosive new eruptions ats kilauea summit. >> rocks are continuing to fall into the lava lake, they can clog the corridor down into the magmachamber. it will build up because the lava lake has dropped and that steam is going to eventually build up so much pressure, it's going to blow through the dam of lava rock. >> if that volucane know blows,

could hurl ash and boulders the size of refrigerators miles into the air. that would shut down airlines and put people's lives at risk in all directions. not to mention the traffic i'm thinking about the roads and last time i was on the big island, fortunate enough to be there, we saw lava creeping across the other side of the island. we're looking at that for hawaii. over here, a pretty easy drive. we're moving close to the speed limit for most of the drive right now. early on a friday. 5:38. we have the crash still reported at the on ramp at harrison for eastbound 580 but no slowing for the freeway itself. this is the upper east shore getting on to westbound 80 at hill top, the on ramp also affected by debris reported. contra costa county and walnut creek fine, north bay, san rafael, easy drive towards san francisco, the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. no backup here across the golden gate bridge, this is a nice look

at friday commute coming into the city. tourists over there, a lot walking across the span. a dip cal slower drive out of the altamont and into livermore. >> starting on friday morning, the weekend finally is here. >> almost. >> it's going to be a warm start to the weekend. let's check out saturday's forecast before you make plans, maybe you'll want to head to the beach. the coast will be at 70 degrees and bay at 80 and 83 degrees inland, a nice little taste of summer and sunday it starts to come down and winds will be calming down to. the coast at 64 degrees. now mike was telling me about this in j town, you'll have jazz music mixed with swing music and it's going to be nice and warm, upper 70s as you head to japantown tomorrow evening and it will be in the upper 70s cooling down in the low 60s

later that evening. you'll have short sleeves on at first but maybe need a jacket for the evening. then on sunday, we can wrap up the weekend and maybe celebrate mother's day at the alameda spring festival with low 60s there on saturday with some sunshine. that will be a nice comfortable thing to do outside and take in the sunshine. if you'll be hitting the road maybe going to lake shasta, 72 today but low 8 0e's for the rest of the weekend and mostly sunny skies and also nice comfortable weather fpass so robls and we'll start to see clouds moving in but overall looks very nice and still going to be fairly windy there as well. we'll talk when what's going on today around the bay area. our temperature trend for palo alto coming up in about three minutes. >> it is 5:4, coming up next on "today in the bay," shake it off. taylor swift is in town, that could mean a loud night for south bay neighbors, the traffic

and noise concerns concearound vi stadium. republicans attacking some of their own with really tough language. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues. he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes... winning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador.

maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold.

right now at 5:43, we're waking up to a beautiful friday, lots of sunshine, all clear skies and that's what we'll see as we look outside in palo alto. it's going to be nice and cool, 58 degrees still at 9:00 and then it's going to warm up in

the mid-70s by early afternoon. breezy winds too. we'll talk about the wind speeds expected and what to wear as you head out the door in less than five minutes. kari, we're looking here for oakland, 880 shows a nice build and folks tore the tail lights to the backup at the bay bridge, we'll give you a wider look at the friday morning commute coming up. thanks, mike. a big week of music continues in the south bay. u2 started the week at sap center in san jose now taylor swift is in town. look what you made me do. look what you made me do -- >> made you sing. >> she did. tonight and tomorrow, if you're driving near the stadium tonight expect that company. no word on how people who live nearby are actually getting ready for this. we reported before that the noise curfew is something a lot of people have been fighting about. some performers have even canceled shows in response to that. >> making san francisco safer,

that's what one mayoral candidates want to do. if you or someone you love is undocumented, her plans strips sanctuary city protections. ank lo is collecting signatures for a november ballot measure. we read it overnight. it let's law enforcement cooperate with immigration enforcement and reports someone if they are booked into jail for a felony. the proposal also let's police report previous felony convictions. >> the white house is on attack against members of its own party. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. brutal words about john mccain. >> and kristin kneelson as well. she has reportedly written a resignation letter after sources inside the white house tell the "new york times" the president yelled and screamed that she was not doing an adequate job protecting the border from illegal border crossings. neilson denies she's ready to resign but did not deny the confrontation saying the

president is rightly frustrated. mean while, this woman, kelly sadler reportedly said john mccain's opinion doesn't matter because he's dying anyway. senator mccain has inoperable brain cancer. the white house does not deny she said it. the white house does not like senator mccain, the president of course famously said mccain wasn't a war hero because he had been captured. on fox business channel, a fox news military adviser called senator mccain song board joird because he made a confession to cap tors after he was tortured daily as a prisoner of war. >> it worked on john. that's why they called him song bird john. the fact is those methods can work and they are effective as former vice president cheney said. >> the anchor on that channel has since apologized saying he did not hear this attack because

somebody had been talking in his ear at the time. john mccain was of course captured by north vietnam after he bailed out of his airplane in 1967. it was a bombing mission, prisoner for five years. when his capt toxt rs found out he was the son of a famous admiral, they offered to release him but he refusioned fused to go until they released the other americans and they did not so he stayed. >> we'll continue to watch what's happening in washington, the president has an important announcement on drug prices. we'll follow that on twitter @scottmcgrew. >> thanks, scott. new this morning, take a second and look around your house and see if you're missing something, maybe a green reptile about the size of a large house cat with a tail that could trip over if it switched the wrong way. that's what police in vacaville found yesterday. someone called them to report it under a car there. this is not something that you would normally see everywhere.

not a drag on from game of thrones, it's an iguana and nicknamed it iggy and right now iggy is in temporary custody at vacaville police department waiting for his owner to give a call. >> iggy is huge. >> we have something a little more adorable and smaller. >> you can't cuddle with iggy. >> they had to use a recording of a momma duck to convince ducklings to crawl out of a storm drain. listen. [ quacking ] >> at first the guys couldn't reach the ducklings so they recorded the mom and played back the sound. eventually they got all of the babies out and reunited with the family. we're seeing saving the duckling story every other day now. >> all of the spring birth. >> i told my kids in the store

yesterday, follow me like ducks. >> not those ducks though, they didn't stay with their mom. >> yeah, it's great weather too as we get ready to make plans for this friday and weekend, it's going to be warming up across the bay area and today it's going to be a lot warmer. let's talk about it as we go to concord, it's going to be 65 degrees at 9:00 and a few clouds in the mix. overall it's going to be mostly sunny though and 82 degrees. look at that at 2:00 and by 3:00, we're at 85 degrees. so what are you going to do with all of this warm weather? we'll only see it just briefly for today and tomorrow. today we're up to 85, santa rosa, 70 in san francisco. and 79 in palo alto and 82 in livermore. morgan hill 80 and 65 in half moon bay. the seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen, we'll have a lot more sunshine and also it will be cooling off so today as we're getting cles dressed, it's time to break out the summer gear, a hat will give you shade from sunshine and

sunglasses a necessity. if you want to stay cool for inland areas, a good day to break out summer dress and sandals and then we'll have cooler weather farther on down the line in that forecast. it's also going to be windy today, wanted to give you a head's up about a wind advisory in effect for the coast and hills, winds coming in from the northeast at 25 to 40 miles per hour sustained and the gusts will mostly be for elevations above 1,000 feet and the winds will continue through saturday morning. this could also down some trees and power lines and now it's a time to secure lawn furniture and had a friend on facebook say make sure people are checking around the yard and make sure you don't have standing water because of course that breeds mosquit mosquitos, we're watching out for the fire danger for the hills and these areas shaded in brown as winds pick up as we go into this evening. look at that, those wind speeds at 8:00 already at 20 to 25 miles per hour across the bay area. so i'll have more details on

that and mike tracking a couple of crashes. >> no major crashes but a couple of crashes, few more folks on the roadway. we're showing no major problems over here the tri valley and east bay, a little bit more slowing as we zoom in through the south county, we have north 101 coming up just shy -- there's a crash there over off to the shoulder, mild slowing through san martin. 17 to and from the santa cruz side moving nicely as well. southbound 880 right at industrial a crash on the shoulder there. that's why there's a little distraction and may contribute to slowing there as well. berkeley curve, a lighter friday traffic to the bay bridge toll p plaza but we have metering lights stacked up there. fremont, south bay with headlights. the area in the south bay itself has that little slowing for 101 but we talked about the taylor swift concert tonight and tomorrow, use waze. here's levi stadium and it will

help you get around unexpected congestion. back to you. >> thanks a lot. >> students across the country are getting ready to graduate but two northern california grads, share more than the same alma mater. >> i'm proud of you, son. >> i'm proud of you too. >> coming up next, we'll introduce you to the mother and son who are graduating together and proving it's never too late to go back to school. >> it's a great story. got to stick around for that one. first happening now, spacex will launch the upgraded falcon 9 launch. flight controllers are trying to figure out what caused an automatic abort yesterday. today's launch is scheduled at 1:00. the rocket has improved boosters which can be reused more than ten times. plus, flooding concerns growing in washington state. spring runoff is making its way into rivers. at least eight rivers are at or above flood stage. people who live nearby are placing sandbags along the river banks. a lot more news after this break. stick around. 5:52 right now. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message.

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emeryville camera-- overlooking the bay bridge. welcome back, taking a live look from the emeryville camera, we're off to a cool and clear start but things will warm up again today.

>> carry is tracking the forecast. >> no longer have sexual relationships with their clients. this is part of new ethics rules approved by the state supreme court. current rules bar attorneys from coercing or demanding sex in exchange for legal representation. the new rule does extend to sexual relationships that began before professional ones. the court did not give an explanation for its decision. 17 other states have similar bans. >> at 5:56, new this morning, some important health news for women. next time you go to your ob-gyn you may need to get a heart health children. new advisory from lead are medical groups says it should also include a screening for heart disease. ob-gyns qualified to diagnose and treat conditions. about 90% of american women have one risk factor for heart disease or stroke. >> it's is the day you can start climbing half dome in yosemite national park for the summer season. we told you earlier this week

you can start applying for those permits to use the half dome cables. well today is the first day that you can actually hike half dome. if you're hoping to make a trip this summer, you can apply for permits online. head's up, that park rangers say that trail is still wet and icy in some of those spots. >> 5:57, if you're heading to wine country you may want to take it slow. there's a cycling event tomorrow from 9:00 to 2:00, starts and ends at the veterans home and goes to several roads nearby. if you're in the area at the time, roads will still be open but you have to be careful if you see any cyclists. >> how is that to get you going, we're swinging and dancing with taiko drums the official san jose taiko drum. you can watch them perform live tomorrow. the event is called japantown

immersive, it is bringing to life the community's rich history and future. look at that, even dancing with drums starts at 5:30 tomorrow night. new for you this morning, most parents see their kids off to college but one northern california mom enrolled in classes with her son. >> isn't that cool? 27-year-old joshua dinsmore is about to graduate from sacramento state with his mom, jeanie. she's a mother of four and already a grandmother but she is proving it is never too late to get an education. joshua says he was nervous about the idea of going to college with his mom but she ended up helping her with her homework and she helped him too. >> the mom hat stays on quite a bit. did you make your lunch? do you have your back pack? >> haents tried to embarrass me, that's a good thing. >> joshua will get a degree in english and plans to get his masters as well.

janine is graduating from child development and plans to run her church's child development center. lots of mom experience for sure. both will graduate next weekend. >> congratulations to them. >> isn't that cool? >> it is. right now at 6:00, breaking news for you, a man shot in a typically true south bay city, his desperate search for help after the shooting. >> plus traffic headache on a busy east bay freeway overnight. the impact on your morning commute after police chase and crash. >> warming up, a live look from our san jose camera this morning, we're tracking the warm but windy weather heading into the weekend. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> good morning, thanks for starting your friday, yes it is friday with us. i'm marcus washington. >> jazz hands with that. i'm laura garcia. we're looking forward to a nice weekend. >> it's going to feel like summer today. a lot of people may be making plans to go to the beach or maybe find a pool. it's going to be really heating up for the inland areas.

let's look at our forecast for parts of contra costa county and walnut creek today as we are going to start out at 63 degrees at 9:00 and 81 degrees, it's going to jumping up to 82 at 3:00 today, inland areas 85 and the winds will increase this evening and then start to calm down early tomorrow. mother's day is looking good. 77 degrees and more cool air in the forecast next week. we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend and more on those wind speeds coming up in just a few minutes. mike showing more slowing on the sensors for hayward. >> that's the only slowing -- not the only slowing, mostly the slowing through hayward. san jose shows a little bit as well. zooming in towards 880 southbound at a street, the crash may be blocking one lane, that's the update from chp, the other slowing behind my name, we had the bay bridge toll plaza because metering lights are on. the upper east shore free with a is great at speed. contra costa, a street getting on the westbound highway 4. only slows a bit into concord.