neighborhood right now. we )re live with what )s going on.. praef breaking news in the south bay. san jose police surrounding a neighborhood right now. we're live with what's going on. first, good morning and thanks for joining us thursday morning. i'm lawyers, a garcia prf i'm marcus. we'll get p to breaking news in a moment. first check with meteorologist car irks hall. prf a /* /-

hercules on the edge, eastern edge or western edge of the county. we'll take you to the maps. showing a smooth drive, speed acceptsors south of the bay bridge. westbound 80, westbound highway 4, overnight crash coming into hercules. that's where we saw a little bit of slowing. that may also be because of the road crews clearing from the construction westbound 80 just past highway 4. all those lanes are open. i'm tracking for any updates. so far we're okay once you get onto the freeway. the issue is coming over to the freeway on westbound highway 4. meanwhile bay bridge toll plaza shows an easier drive. 880 past coliseum, one construction crew pick up the northbound side. a bigger issue and i'll bring that to you coming up. >> thanks, mike. 4:31. back to breaking news. this is south bay. police are investigating in a neighborhood off of sierra road

and skyview drive. right now people aren't allowed to drive through the area. >> bob redell is as close as he can get to the scene this morning. what's going on? >> within the past few minutes while you were sitting there talk talking we saw two vans, county coroner's office driving up, collecting two people that passed away overnight. skyview drive, the police department has established this red block to prevent anyone from going up sierra road where there is a crime scene. we know police called out here. we know detectives as well. we reached out to information officer as well as law enforcement force to find out whether or not detectives with the homicide unit and confirm whether or not police are still looking for a suspect in the crime. obviously we have very limited information. we do know again, we saw two

mortuary vans with the coroner's office up the road. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. we'll check back in with you in half an hour or so. >> 4:33, we know the drug epidemic in the city is back. today san francisco mark farrell lays out an ambitious plan. they want to give addicts a new treatment drug. it's similar to methadone but said to be more effective with fewer side effects. he hopes to put $6 million into the new program over the next two years. san francisco leaders are attacking heroin addiction from all angles. they want to be the first u.s. city anywhere to provide supervised injection sites. our investigative unit this week tackled that issue. going to vancouver where they have supervised injection sites. can you read the story on nbcbayarea.com. we are learning more details about the deadly crash in

fremont. we brought you that breaking news highway 880 that shut down two hours. the crash happened tuesday night. 21-year-old. nguyen tran driving under the influence of pot and caused that crash. three people in the escalade were killed and there were eight people in an suv all heading home frafter a day at the zoo. nine-year-old girl and her sister among the victims as well. christy went to sierra high school. that school is in mourning as you can imagine. here are some of her classmates. >> it's devastating to know she was killed by marijuana and a person under the influence driving. >> it's horrible what happened. she was an amazing person. >> 39-year-old noelle johnson also killed. a baby also injured and remains

in critical condition at stanford. tran is set to be arraigned today. >> this is a story that shocked so many. a mother in a fairfield child abuse case is in jail this morning. yesterday the judge increased her jail to $500,000. she said her husband jonathan allen was the one abusing the children. he's in jail. prosecutors say she helped in the abuse and told the children not to tell anyone. court documents show the couple's troubled past to when they lived in vallejo. the husband charged with four felonies in 2011, assault with a firearm and making criminal threats involving his wife. some of the allegations are just horrible in that case. the search continues for the owner of two pit bulls in an attack. this dog attacked another dog named bloom at dolores park on sunday.

bloom's owner said she tried to break it up and were bitten. two others were bitten. they are looking for the man and the dog you see her. >> 4:35. fire season officially begins. the communities getting ready to protect themselves. reminding you to clear out brush and vegetation, making it harder for the fire to spread. last year we dealt with deadly north bay fires as you remember. we'll get a look at the weekly drought monitor this morning. of course the drought is over but somewhat permanent limits. watering your lawns and hosing off those sidewalks and driveways. many communities still have stricter drought era rules in place atherton puts people on water budget. morgan hill, pleasanton, cupertino and milpitas only allow you to use water and water lawns during specific times.

those same cities plus santa clara, san jose and los altos require hose toss have shutoff valves. this is when you use them to wash your car. palo alto and mountain view insist you only serve water on request. 4:37. do you wonder how much time you spend on social media? now there's an app for that. which service helping to you track their time online. plus the royal wedding is nearly upon us. retailers and businesses around the world are hoping to cash in here. we'll show you a cheesy new item being released just in time for the royal big day.

good morning, i'm leslie picker live at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business stories. wall street could see some red arrow at the opening bell this morning. the markets rose yesterday as investors managed to shrug off another spike in bond yields. the yields on the benchmark ten-year treasury hit its highest level since 2011. stocks were led by the retail sector as macy's reported better than expected earnings. look for earning on unemployment and manufacturing from walmart. dow rising, nasdaq closing up 46 to 7398. instagram testing a feature to show you how much time you spend on the app or wasting time looking at selfies, pictures of

food, flowers or pets. last year instagram revealed average users under the age of 25 were spending more than a half hour a day on the app and older users were spending more than 24men minutes a day. youtube launching a new streaming service. youtube music comes with extra features personalized playlist based on youtube history. the free version comes with ads while a premium version is $9.99 a month. you can also bundle youtube with rebranded version of the youtube red video channel called youtube premium for $11.99 a month. back over to you, marcus and laura. >> take more of your time. thanks, leslie. >> okay. so it seems like everyone is getting into the royal wedding spirit. i'll tell you what, so is very well -- velveeta, the cheesemaker. look what they are doing

introducing crowns in cheese. this is a version of the shells and cheese pasta. put a little crown on. >> makes you feel like a queen. >> possibly, king or queen. >> you're going to need a bigger gown. >> you will. >> coming up next, let's look at that forecast, kari hall. >> what kind of comment was that, marcus? >> i don't think i'm going to wear a gown. >> give a girl a complex. outside at palo alto a few clouds overhead. as we go through the day mid-60s for the afternoon. it's going to be a nice one. get outside and go for a run today. we'll talk about the rest of the forecast coming up. right now a live look at san jose shows an easy drive. i am tracking a couple of crashes in oakland and i have to get out there to help marcus. moral support out there. today is

thursday morning - it )s almost friday! you )re looking live at downtown . welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay" thursday morning, almost friday. friday eve. a lot of people excited about that. if you're not, good morning anyway. looking at downtown san jose at this hour. 4:45. take a look, reporters and anchors hosting a special lunch to honor growing up asian in america contest.

students submit $0.essays and videos as part of the asian pacific american heritage. our very own group will be handing out awards today. >> boy girl boy girl. >> it works out. >> that will be fun, nice. >> really a great indication we have, great support, so we're very happy. >> very cool. we've got an outdoor patio. >> be outside, the weather will be really nice. sunshine. have the umbrellas up, a little shade out there, too. you'll want some shade as well as you get ready to head out this morning. looking good. nice and clear with our view in san francisco. the seven-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen starting in the south bay as we look at our out-the-door temperatures right now. a little cooler in morgan hill at 47. san jose now at 51 degrees. it's 56 in san francisco, also 56 now in santa rosa. so as we're starting out this morning getting dressed, it is a

day for some light long sleeves, then sunglasses for the afternoon. then if you're heading out to the contra costa county fair, that kicks off today in antioch. and it's dollar day. as the kids get out of school, tal ab cool place to head. not so cool as far as our temperatures, at least to start. it will be cooling down quite a bit as we go into the evening in the upper 50s as the sun sets. as we look at our high temperatures for today, concord 73 degrees. in oakland expect a high of 64 and 69 in palo alto. 0 today in san jose and in san francisco. 61 degrees. heads up if you're going to the sierra. we're going to have these afternoon showers and thunderstorms firing up. again, we've pretty much seep this all week long with those storms and also some brief heavy rain. even for tomorrow into the weekend we'll see some more rounds of storms there while we stay dry in the bay area, we'll be up to 70 for the inland area.

73 tomorrow, a trend for the weekend. saturday is looking really nice with mid-70s but no big warm-up here. we're going to keep those temperatures pretty much the same. only slight changes over the next few days. mike, now you have two crashes in oakland. >> i do, kari. i turned the camera, looked northbound. the approach to coliseum. northbound 98 right where we're looking at the start to the headlights. report of a car that went off the roadway. i've been watching it. does look like one set of headlights off on the shoulder, maybe lanes are clear at this point. looking at maps through the area and i don't see slowing here. the other crash on surface streets 98 and bancroft. overpass deadly crash on those oakland streets, not far from 580, near academy, a park in the area as well. this is on city streets and blocking the intersection 98 currently blocked. we're told by pd there's going to be another couple hours of investigation. my hope is everything opens up

for the morning around the school area. we're tracking that in the newsroom again, 98 and bancroft with a deadly crash overnight p 580, interstate 84 fine despite the crash on the shoulder. contra costa, concord, that's just fine and back bend me at antioch, kari talking about the fair. south bay no problems for our street sensors, a great easy drive through the area. palo alto live look 101 no problem. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 4:49 for you right now. it was seven months ago that our investigative unit first uncovered what is now a wave of sexual abuse allegations by former students at a prestigious catholic school in l.a. >> self-described survivor came together for a town hall meeting. they have a message for presentation high. sergio quintana has the school's response this morning. >> katherine graduated from presentation high school in 1991. she shared the difficult details

of her alleged sexual assault and harassment at the hands of her spanish teacher and her effort to tell school leadership what happened. >> she also warned me to be careful of my public words so as not to face a liable suit. >> she's talking about the vice principal at the time and now current precipitation pal. she released a letter, "i realize the past seven months have been paperful and distressing to the entire family. the co-founder says the apology falls short. >> the apology was an apology if she contributed to any of this negative culture. this is not a negative culture. this is breaking the law over and over and over. >> reporter: she says miller and other leaders ignored state law when they failed to report multiple allegations of sexual misconduct to police. educate the 435 parents and community members and asked them to keep pressure on the school.

some parents are conflicted about how leadership is handling this. >> if the pope can say he's sorry, i don't understand why they just can't say there are things we mishandled and this is how we're going to go forward in the future. >> miller's letter addressed changes. the school revised policies, additional staff training on mandatory reporting to law enforcement and a director responsible for dealing with reports of harassment and abuse. "today in the bay." to see our exclusive reports on sex abuse allegations at presentation high logon to nbcbayarea.com and click on the investigative tab. coming up next on "today in the bay," a controversial book tour coming through the bay area. the reason there might be protests in san francisco today. first attention summer travelers. airlines do not handle delays and cancellations the same. >> our consumer investigative reporter chris chmura says choose wisely if you're

traveling across the atlantic. >> i've seen ads that focus on covering medical expenses on a trip. ask your self, do i really need that. see if your health insurance already covers it. as for delays, lost luggage, turn to your credit card. many of them offer free travel insurance. if you have a consumer problem we can solve for you, please call us. the number 888-996-tissues. or visit us only nbcbayarea.com/responds. 4:52, happening now, a video of a new york city man threatening to call ice is going viral and getting heated reaction. he was in a cafe and got mad when he heard workers speaking spanish. mayor responds the city's diversity is its strength and everyone is welcome. also right now making gaming more inclusive. microsoft launching adjustable xbox controller to make it easier for folks with

disabilities to play the games. it comes out later this year. we'll have more for you on the break. ehud barak )s book tour cs

in the welcome back, everyone. it is 4:55. former prime minister book tour continues "today in the bay." can you see more protests and arrests. this was a scene where he was attending an event. protesters say he's responsible for the death of hundreds of palestinians as israel's leader. >> disrupted him from speaking because they wanted to make a clear mark we in the bay area do not support world crime. >> israelis have no problems with gazans.

they want them to have a better life and better society. we lay the blame squarely on hamas. >> obviously some supporters there as well. his invest comes after israeli forces fired on and killed dozens of palestinians at the border this week. they were protesting the opening of the american embassy in jerusalem. today he will speak at the commonwealth club. >> 4:56 for you right now. we know a lot of people spend timea lot of time in traffic. what about making some money for your commute. for about an hour drivers in contra costa county have been rewarded $25. this is for car-pooling. nase about to come to an end next month. but you still have time to sign up and get rewarded. if you're 18 years old or older and have a car. contact them for more details. this is half moon bay. you see right there, those are baby salmon being released into

the pacific. this is for fishing. this week they are releasing 750,000 of these guys and gals into the wild. some will get as far as alaska and a few will make it back. then, of course, travel to the river. 4:57, "today in the bay," the forecast with kari. >> it's going to be a great day to head out to the ball game. all dark as we take a look out there. the game later this evening at 7:15 and totally in the 50s with some breezy wind. we'll talk about what's ahead as we go through the rest of the bay area and into the weekend that's coming up next. hopefully a win there. we're looking over here at the bay bridge. that's a win. crossing to san francisco, no problems. we'll track what's going on in the east bay. >> we're following breaking news

this morning. we have just learned about a double homicide. this is the south bay. the investigation that has many people asking questions this morning. a live look outside in o

good morning and thank you for joining us. it is thursday morning. good morning to you. a live look outside in palo alto as we get started on this friday eve. thank you so much for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we want to check in with kari.

>> it's a nice morning. you do need a jacket heading out the door. a cool start and mostly clear skies. let's go to cupertino for temperature trend. 58 at 8:00 and warm up into the upper 60s today. mostly sunny skies. it's going to be really pleasant. a touch warmer than yesterday. antioch up to 74, 74 half moon bay, santa rosa up to 70 degrees. we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend coming up. mike says there's some more slowing for the valley. >> typical morning commute. looking over here south bay along the peninsula, drive to the other side of the bay east bay, heading into the tri-valley eastbound 580 where we typically see road crews in the area do overnight roadwork. i think that's what's going on now. we shouldn't see those completely clearing until the next half hour. maybe an early start leaving the area. we'll