look at san francisco, a little foggy out there. that's okay, san francisco live shot right there. the current temperatures are fairly mild in the 50s, 55 degrees for san francisco. 55 for hayward, san jose at 56 degrees. and yes, we are definitely seeing some of those low clouds out there but we are expecting some peaks of sunshine to eventually break through. here's a quick check of your san jose temperature trend as you're heading out to your lunch hour today, we'll already be in the upper 6 o's so today's forecast is looking like 70s, maybe 80s, but i'll talk more about that in a bit. we have to check in with mike first. >> low clouds are not presenting a major problem but we're looking at smooth sensors everywhere except here, west 580 out of the altamont pass and back on west 205, jammed in towards tracey, we have a disabled big rig, 62,000 pounds of big rig in the middle of the freeway trying to get a heavy duty tow truck to clear that.

it's out of gas and in the middle of the freeway. a traffic alert coming into the area. the west of 580 moves smoothly and we have a backup continuing at the bay bridge. more folks in the cash lanes but be be berkeley curve is clear. >> breaking news in florida and scare overnight. this is involving an active shooter at president trump's national doral golf club in miami. a man with a gun walked into the lobby making anti-trump statements. this was around 1:30 in the morning. arriving officers shot and injured that man, no one else was hurt and this was about 70 miles south of president trump's march ra lag go resort. authorities there are not identifying the gunman. they say it is not terrorism related but they are still investigating. parents planning to pick up kids from school are being told to watch out for thieves. fremont police warning about say

string of chain snatchings near the elementary school. >> here's what we need to look out for. sharon, for anyone in the area this has to be pretty scary? >> reporter: it is very scary laura and marcus, one of the victims was pushing a baby stroller when the suspect robbed her. now, here's a picture of the suspect from one of the robberies, all of these happened in the past month with a suspect or suspects snatched gold chain necklaces off the victims often in broad daylight on may 4th a female victim was walking on lake meade drive at 10:20 in the morning with her husband when a suspect came from behind and ripped the gold chain from her neck. in the robbery the suspect was described as a white mail. on may 5th, while the female victim was pumping gas around 5:00 p.m., the suspect attacked her and attempted to rip the gold chain off her neck. similar incidents on the 11th and 16th.

16th involved a victim pushing a baby stroller. they are described as black or hispanic or dark skinned so at least there are pictures of one suspect in one of the robberies. take another close look. if you have any information, call the fremont police department and police are warning women in the fremont area not to walk gold or shimmering necklaces. my neck looks bare because i took mine off before covering the story. do be aware of your surroundings, sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." 5:03. san francisco police looking for your help in tracking this man down. take a look. officers say he's wanted for an assault and robbery. it happened wednesday night in the tenderloin. if you recognize him or have any information, call sfpd. the suspect in the deadly crash in fremont is expected to return to court today. he was supposed to be arraigned

yesterday but that didn't happen. the 21-year-old was high on marijuana when he hit an escalade filled with a family. three of them died and five others hurt. another staffer tied to sexual harassment is out of a job. school as athletic director fired the assistant director of student services, they found he violated sexual harassment rules. happening today, pg&e goes to court. they are facing a class action lawsuit over the deadly north bay wildfires. a group of supervisors of the october fires accuse pg&e of poor power line maintenance and not preparing for high winds. we should mention investigators are still looking into the cause of all of these fires and those fires killed 44 people and destroyed more than 9,000 homes. damages are in the billions. >> at 5:04.

firefighters already seeing a lot of action as fire season begins in parts of the state. we want to show you a grass fire that broke out in san jose late yesterday afternoon. luckily firefighters were able to knock it down pretty quickly. there were not too many structures around there so none were damaged. earlier in the day high with a 101 in redwood city came to a stand still because of this brush fire on the shoulder. investigators are looking into what started both fires. and it is not just northern california. check out what firefighters are dealing with in southern california. this is a fire burning in rural riverside county. at last check more than 1200 acres had burned. that fire is 40% contained at the moment. we continue to watch what's happening in hawaii this morning. another eruption at kilauea is sending smoke and ash nearly six miles into the air. look how it fills that area.

that new -- experts are saying the eruption is the largest that i have seen so far. the ashes raining down on the town four miles from the crater. this comes two weeks after the initial eruption at kilauea. more than 27 homes destroyed so far. geologists are warning the eruption could become more violent. tourists are nixing their vacation plans to the big island costing the state big bucks but the governor is reminding everyone that this is not affecting the entire state. >> all around are still full of visitors and residents alike. we want to continue to emphasize to the world that hawaii continues to be open to business. >> cancellations from may through july hit at least $5 million. coming up later this morning on the "today" show, look at this,

miguel alma gur brings up full coverage as the volcano is erupting behind him. that's coming up at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." the countdown is on for the royal wedding. this morning the excitement and crowds are building outside of windsor castle on the eve of the big day. a live look this morning. everything going on in the streets there. as we get down to the final hours before the wedding, some last minute rearranging. we're finding prince charles will walk meghan markel down the aisle after her father decided not to come. he's having surgery. here at home it's fair to assume most of us won't are traveling ov overseas but an iconic hotel in bait area is providing a royal experience. here's a sneak peek at the royal suite. pete, not quite kensington palace but the fairmont is very nice. >> reporter: yeah, good morning

to you, laura. close enough for us folks in the bay area but we're standing on the 8th floor of the pent house suite, historic penthouse suite at the fairmont hotel in san francisco. you see this sprawling living room area here. we're talking about taking over the whole eighth floor. they have a long history of catering to royals, dignitaries worldwide as well as here in the u.s. we want to keep showing you a tour. showing you this is the library area in this suite. you can see up there there's a secret passage way that some of those dignitaries at times, i won't disclose names have snuck out in this area. what they are doing this weekend, they are going to have this prince and princess package. it is a bit pricey, i can give you the details on that. it's going to be $50,000 per night if someone wants the package. a penthouse suite as i was mentioning here, $15,000 credit at tiffany's if you get the

package and $5,000 credit at saks fifth avenue. as we talk about the royal wedding, you're getting an afternoon tea set up for 14 guests if you get this package. now, i want to show you guys this man i talked to here, i spoke with thomas wolf, the chief con see ernlg, the nation's first ever concierge, having worked in london and paris as a young man back in the '70s, he's no stranger to the royals having worked with queen elizabeth and princess margaret as well as prince charles. when we're talking about prince charles, he shared an interesting story about prince charles' stay in san francisco in the late 1970s. he said the prince's valet called him saying the prince forgot his collar stays. here's what happened next. >> i happen to have a beautiful pair of collar stays that a guest had given me and they were sterling silver, really nice.

i still had them in the box and went right away and said, here, he can borrow these. no problem. oh, marvelous, thank you and you're tom wolf, yes i am. i never saw the color stays again. >> who knows, prince charles might be wearing those color stays, we'll have to keep an eye on that. these are pictures of prince charles during a stay at the fairmont hotel in san francisco more than a decade ago. let's go and take you back out here live in the billiards room, another room here in penthouse suite. the package is sold out for the weekend there is no official viewing party by the way this weekend. coming up at 6:00 a.m., we'll show you the tea room and views you get from the pepthouse suite in san francisco. live inside the penthouse suite, pete suratos, "today in the bay." >> you're looking comfortable. >> i name you the duke of fairmont.

>> >> reporter: thank you, my new place. >> i like that. >> we'll check back with you later, pete. thanks. another live look there at windsor castle this morning. less than 24 hours away from the big wedding. of course we'll keep you updated with a live report from the uk in the next half hour. you can find out what har a ren meghan are doing as at the prepare for the big day coming up at 5:30. >> and the weather is looking pretty good unite there. we'll have an update on what we're expecting as far as the weather. in san francisco, a little cloudy and fog and 55 degrees, wind speeds not a factor, very nice and light and breezy at 9 miles per hour. your temperature trend into the afternoon for san francisco and san jose will actually be fairly similar in terms of the sky conditions. in san francisco we'll be topping out at 61 degrees for san jose. we will climb into the 70s by 12:00. 66 degrees. if you notice we keep the clouds

in the forecast so it's going to be a nice little mix of sun and clouds as we head into the evening hours and into saturday morning and expect some of that cloud cover as well. temperatures will be in the 70s by 2:00, jumping into those upper 70s for some spots further inland and maybe even some low 80s. now let's go ahead and check on some traffic with mike. >> we have a traffic alert and complications there as well as a new car fire. this came in before i came over to the map. northbound 680. reports of a fire -- car engulfed in flame but everybody got out of that. this alert for westbound 580, still ha that's big rig in the middle of the roadway and motorcycle crash. i'll check on the driver and we'll send it back to you. >> 5:12 coming up next, getting a clean record. innovative event to bring east bay law enforcement and the community together. >> falling from the sky. terrifying moments for students coming up later at 5:26, how military ammunition ended up in

this classroom.

as you head out the door, temperatures are fairly mild. a couple of degrees warmer in am spots include being san jose and we're seeing low clouds out there. i think a nice light sweater needed. we'll be warming up in the afternoon. i'll break down your daytime highs coming up. over here the berkeley curve

moves smoothly but these folks heading to the bay bridge toll plaza extra back-up for cash lanes. i'll check on a crash with a motorcycle as well. >> and very happy friday to you. the dow fell a bit. the stock sank almost 4%. paypal will buy a sweed irish company for more than $2 million. musk will dig a group of tunnels in less than eight minutes. the ride will cost a dollar. he also announced flame thrower shipments will start in two weeks. here he is showing it off in an instagram post a couple of months ago. it turns out the post office does not want to deliver flame throwers so they will be delivered by private delivery van. the president met with a top chinese trade official at the white house. this is getting sticky. our talks with china are getting mixed up in our negotiations

with north korea. the president made that peculiar promise over the weekend to save a chinese company. save chinese jobs. and the company illegally sold technology to iran and north korea. one of the very first investors in theranos defending his investment even after the company ceo was accused by the fcc of fraud. accused of faking results, he had been faking blood testing machines work at all. a new book exposing the secrets its down fall and everything comes out call requested bad blood." tim draper gave elizabeth holmes a million dollars and says to this day she was right, everyone else was wrong. he insists those blood machines work. >> i still feel fantastic about having made it. i feel like she did everything she possibly could have to make that company -- >> the machines exist.

>> absolutely. >> and someone can take one and put it on the test and test it it would work. >> yes. >> there's your challenge, bring it to my desk and put the machine on my desk and we'll see if it works. everyone says it doesn't, including the fcc and the book comes out monday in which he documents, tim says that he slaughtered and destroyed theranos and it's his fault and book's fault. he hasn't read it. i gave it to him, this is my copy -- he didn't want to read it. >> wasn't interested. >> all of this is on "press here." tim is doubling down, it works, he says. >> he believes it. >> put a million dollars into it. >> press here sunday morning at 9:00 after "meet the press." >> thank you, we'll look forward to sunday and reading that book. sometimes the only thing holding someone back is their criminal record. tomorrow people in the east bay may be able to get a fresh

start. contra costa county holding a clean slate day at antioch middle school. they can apply for reductions or dismissals of prior convictions. police will be there to assist prosecutors, tomorrow's event gets under way at 10:00 in the morning. 5:19, a world war ii veteran from the south bay is celebrating his 100th birthday. >> and 100 veterans threw a party for bill gilette at the va veteran's housing facility. he flew 59 missions in world war ii and had to bail out of the plane when it started breaking apart. we asked him what his secret is to longevity. >> if i knew that i would sell it. i have no idea. my dad had two siblings who lived past 100. >> happy birthday to you! >> i love it. bill says he loves to play golf and can still shoot his age

around 100. >> wow. >> go bill, go. >> that's great. >> i love it. i love it. >> secret is having family history -- >> i guess that's good. that's a good thing. >> it is. he can enjoy the day as well. >> i'll bet he can probably run a lot further than i can. i'm not much of a runner but the weather calls for it. go on out and enjoy it because the temperatures right now are on the mild side. right now in san jose, 56 degrees winds at 6 miles per hour. we definitely got the clouds out there and of course that fog if you're out in san francisco, this is what you're seeing outside of your window. this is a live shot right now of san francisco. it's about 55 degrees right now, wind speeds at about 9 miles per hour per hour and overall your hour by hour outlook definitely shows those clouds lingering at least for the coast through the evening hours before it starts to burn off. if you noticed half moon bay, we still get the cloud cover into tonight and we are expecting some breezy to windy conditions

as well along the coast between 15 and 20-mile-per-hour winds tonight. as we heads into saturday morning, expect to see the low clouds as you wake up and we'll keep the cloud cover along the coast into tomorrow. we kind of keep it around all day long and this it starts to burn out quite nicely. the microclimate highs, san jose a high of 72, milpitas, 71. check out east bay, oakland 65. the temperatures running a couple of degrees warmer today than what we've seen earlier this week. daly city, 61 degrees, if you're heading into the city, we'll be topping out at 61 degrees and up in the north bay also expect to see nice comfortable 70s in the fwrast. over the next seven days, we're see a system develop off the west coast saturday to sunday. that's going to cool us down and bring showers just north of us. now as of right now it doesn't look like this will impact the bay area. it's mainly going to be north of the bay area but it will impact us in terms of your temperatures. just a little bit cooler as we head in towards sunday.

let's check in with mike. >> we still have that traffic alert, affecting folks out of traciy, a car fire in dublin, looks like everybody is out of the car and things are starting to be extinguished there. westbound 580, still dealing with this but the moistutorcycl crash, that motorcycle rider is okay. over on the shoulder. the backup for 205 and 580 towards the merge, that will be the problem but it will be a benefit for folks towards the dublin interchange. walnut creek interchange, bay bridge approach moves nicely through the berkeley curve. a disabled vehicle past the toll plaza here at the richmond/san rafael bridge. >> thanks, mike. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," protecting baby harbor sa seals the warning from marine mammal experts about pupping season. you need to know about this one. n

welcome back, it's 5:25. there were frightening moments at the mall in las vegas last night. a person actually in custody this morning after he was seen walking around wearing a mask and holding a gun. the gun turned out to be fake and no one was hurt. also new this morning, kids at one texas elementary school has a crazy storely to tell. military ammunition fell from

the sky. this is a photo of what's left of the ammo box. it fell from a military helicopter straight into a classroom. we have a photo of the hole in the roof. it all happened in el paso. how lucky were they after school was out when it happened so the kids were not there. the military is now investigating. >> if you're a seal or sea lion lover, you've no doubt heard this before. but stay away from those seal pups. the marine mammal center putting out this yearly reminder and now that pupping season is back in full swing, sign tifcientists s can be permanently harmed if they are moved or if the mother gets scared off. they ask you to stay at least 100 yards away. >> it's 5:26 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay," the reason hundreds are waking up to the smell of

chemicals and smoke right now on the peninsula. >> we're counting down to the royal wedding with a live report. >> top of the morning. we have all of the latest royal wedding information coming up from windsor, england. >> and later this morning, protecting renters, the loophole allowing renters to escape laws and how one bay area city is trying to stop it.

welcome back to quts today in the bay, the time now just seconds before 5:30 as we take a live look at concord. a beautiful calming look to start out our friday morning. i think that's how we like to keep it. >> calm in the morning then crazy at night. >> good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we're excited for friday around here and vianey is in for kari. >> it will be great weather for the calm and also the crazy at night. we're seeing mild temperatures right now as you head out the door. san francisco 55 degrees and mountain view 54. concord also at about 56 degrees and hey, maybe you are one of those people that gets up nice and early to head out on the morning run. the jogging forecast looking good out there. 58 degrees by 8:00 a.m. i would say this is a great time to head out before we start climbing that the upper 60s and 70s, it's always nice to have a partly cloudy skies as you're heading out the door on the your

nice morning friday jog. as we head towards the afternoon, upper 60s and we're talking about 70s and upper 70s further inland. we are expecting a slightly warmer afternoon especially for east bay. i'll break that down for you and what to expect as you head towards saturday and sunday coming up in just a bit. we have to check in with mike first. >> we are carrying the backup at tracy because of the traffic alert at west 580. no word on when they get the heavy duty tow truck out there. 580 towards livermore. livermore and dublin themselves are moving nicely. the dublin grade fog coming down at the road level. be careful there and northbound 680, they are trying to get the fire out. two right lanes are blocked by a car fire but no injuries there. we also had a backup at the bay bridge and this is heavier than it was yesterday but only at the toll plaza. so real surprises guy,s back to you. >> some concerns here this morning. you might be waking up to the smell of burned tires and

chemicals, crews on the scene of a fire in the peninsula. kris sanchez joins us live. is it pretty strong out there, kris? >> reporter: the smoke smell is pretty strong still here in the air. we have a city crew just down the way triting to make sure none of the contaminated water goes into the bay. this is the o really store south norfolk in san mateo county. firefighters are know longer fighting this fire. the flames are out but the firefighters are now decontaminating and that was part of the concern about this fire, though it was only one alarm. there are a lot of chemicals as you would expect and also a lot of burning rubber inside. firefighters in there making sure there are no hot spots. but the other firefighters are outside decontaminating. they asked us to respect their privacy, we can certainly understand that. no impact to traffic at this point. but there is a lot of water on the ground and again, they put down booms to make sure it doesn't end up in the bay.

there's a san mateo city public works crew here with the big sump pumps trying to suck that up before it heads in the storm drains, they are monitoring to make sure nothing goes into storm drains into the bay and flames are out. >> it was a pretty quick turnaround. firefighters got here in four minutes time. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> hope they are okay too. >> 5:33 right now. the final countdown to the royal wedding is now less than 24 hours away. >> the finishing touches are being put up at windsor castle and the crowds are forming, it's been a dra massic couple of days and we're learning about last minute changes. we now know prince charles, the heir to the throne will walk meghan markel down the aisle. >> you heard about this controversy. jay gray is at windsor and there

must be exploding this morning and i like the hat. >> look at you. >> good morning, i'm sorry for the hat, it's a rough way to wake up in the morning for you guys and i apologize. the excitement unbelievable and crowds are building exponentially, we're getting closer here. guests and visitors of course they are getting their wedding finery ready for tomorrow's big day. the countdown though, camping out, you see so much of it down here. it's all just about over at this point. ♪ >> the band is in tune. the soldiers in step and the horse and carriage drivers have mapped out their course. the rehearsals are over and now the real thing is just a day away. >> make it really cute couple xbl prince harry and meghan markel aren't your typical royal couple. she an american divorcee with a

diverse heritage and actress. >> different times really times of changing. it's very good. >> reporter: despite being held in a 500-year-old windsor castle chapel, this royal wedding will be different too. >> harry and meghan are putting their own personal stamp on the wedding -- >> here's what we know, the arch bishop of canterbury will officiate the vows and american bishop michael bruce curry will give the address or sermon of the an american gospel choir will some of the music. >> it units britain and america, fantastic. >> reporter: almost uniting more than 100,000 around the world, fans of the couple in the crowd expected to be here tomorrow to celebrate royal history. >> and that celebration really is already started as we talked about a lot of people camping out on the streets, more than

100,000. they are going to pack this tiny town. should be quite a day. laura and marcus. >> and you're dressed for part, you look great, jay. >> top of the day, sir. >> windsor knot and all. >> "today" show will continue our royal wedding coverage coming up at 7:00. savannah guthrie and hoda kotb break down the last minute details. find out the ways they are paying tribute to princess diana at the wedding. 5:36, there were fears a new homeless shelter in walnut creek would create problems but police tell us that shelter that opened in april, they've only had one complaint since then. the trinity center opened at south california boulevard next to alma park. so far the only call police received was for homeless person sleeping late at night at the park. some people still have concerns. >> i still love it here. just have some concerns now.

it's it doesn't feel as safe as it used to feel. i'm uncomfortable walking down the sidewalk down there. >> they need a place like that so i'm willing to put up with. >> in all honesty, i don't know how well things would be in trinity did not exist. because it's a safe place for just about anybody who comes in and place of raest and peace. if i didn't have that, i don't think i would be in the condition to keep going. >> you also heard from supporters of the center including the member there. alma park location is temporary. the center's permanent home which is under construction is on trinity avenue near highway 680. 5:37, sunday will be a wild day in san francisco. if you're new to this 107-year-old tradition in the city you may want to check out this video from last year, thousands came out. dressed in costumes or sometimes nothing at all. selectively choose this video for you. in fact, the rules only require

you have a race bib, that's it. and this year the 12k run has been extended into a 15k. 40,000 runners have signed up. here's the route. race starts by the bay bridge at howard and main and runs through haze valley and golden gate prk park and ending at the ocean. i guess if you're naked, you could take a little dip and cool off. we won't be showing you that either. >> i'll tell you what -- >> never done bay to breakers. >> i did it -- i didn't run it, we -- >> watched it. >> motivation if you're going slow and behind someone who has only the bib on, you want to speed up ahead of them because yeah -- watch where you're going ahead of you. over here for the roadways, things are moving smoothly except for one key spot over here. we have that disabled big rig. the update we just got through chp saying that the heavy duty big rig tow truck should get there in 15 minutes. just after 6:00 hopefully. look how far the backup goes up

205. jammed out of traisy, hopefully after 6:00, they can clear that from the roadway. meanwhile towards the dublin interchange, car fire being addressed north 680. not a problem, no injuries. the san mateo bridge, we do see that fog kind of coming around and wrapping around the roadway. drivers are doing okay for visibility. >> deal, thanks, mike. >> it's already friday and so we're already making plans for this weekend. vianey has a lot of outdoor activities. >> you do? >> well, get some h20 ready. it's going to be warmer today and then it's going to cool off on sunday. you may want to rethink your choice of running gear or lack there of because we'll start on the milder side and cloudy. it might be chilly and nippy and may catch a breeze. here it is, your forecast by 7:00 a.m., this is around 8:00 a.m., but 53 degrees out there and then if you notice, we kind of stick to the 50s really all

morning long. even into the afternoon. sunday we're actually expecting a system to form off the west coast. that's going to bring showers north which will cool us down just a bit in san francisco as well. 58 degrees by 12:00. so keep this in mind as you're getting prepped but it will be great jogging or running weather. that's for sure. if you're heading out to the beach, maybe tomorrow morning, into the santa cruz area, we will be topping out in the upper 60s for tomorrow. we'll catch a little bit more sunshine after the 12:00 hour again we will be waking up to those low clouds and some of that fog early on in santa cruz. if you're heading out to monterey, the temperatures will be very similar but a little bit cooler out there. upper 50s by 1:00 and 2:00 in the 60s, it will be on the cloudy side on monterey, said out to the afternoon and it might be better. a little bit more sunshine. if you're heading out to napa on sunday, maybe doing wine tasting, this is when we're expecting to see a little bit

more of the sunshine. we have the cloud cover that's going to carry over into the start of the weekend and then by 1:00 on sunday, we'll be topping out into those 70s for napa valley. it will be a great weekend for a number of outdoor activities, including yours, marcus, back to you. >> thanks, vianey. look forward to it. coming up here on "today in the bay," combatting growing complaints. a new audit reportedly revealing widespread issues within san jose police department. how the city is handling the problem. >> and america making history, with know for certain that a cia will be run by a woman. when "today in the bay" tnz. you know at the heart of what mayor villaraigosa is doing today, he's fighting to make this country more equal and more just. president obama called him one of america's finest mayors.

he's more prepared to get things done. antonio for governor.

brought business and labor together to expand career training and apprenticeships, invested in transportation and helped create over 200,000 living wage jobs.

antonio villaraigosa for governor. good morning s it is cloutdy and mild. you can see that fog really taking over. we're expecting to see peeks of sunshine into the krafr afternoon, i'll break down your friday forecast and look ahead at the weekend coming up xgt. >> friday light for most of the bay. we expect this this in san jose, 101 at 680 there. 580 out of tracey, a horrible backup there. we'll talk about the progress coming up. >> thank you very much, 5:44, soaring housing prices in precious little demand. have renters callinging for more protection. a supervisor's committee will look at the ordinance to keep landlords from renting the hike outside of limitations, to cover

mint nens expenses or property tax increases due to change in ownership. the meeting gets under way at 10:30 this morning. >> san jose leaders next week will hear firsthand about the growing number of police officers being disciplined for misconduct. that's one of the findings in the year end report released yesterday by san jose's independent police auditor. two officers lost their jobs last year due to misconduct and at the same time, the number of citizen complaints are down 25% from one year ago and down nearly 40% from 2013. city council hearing it tuesday. >> at quarter to 6:00, the president defending his words saying his critics got it all wrong. >> scott mcgrew, the president used the word animals. >> we showed you this on the midday news yesterday. the president at the time was responding to a comment from a california sheriff about the gang ms13. not as many people interpreted immigrants in general. we showed you that full tape yesterday. here's the president saying he wishes more people would see the full tape in context.

>> i'm referring and you know i'm referring to the ms13 gangs that are coming in and i was talking about the ms 13 and look further in the tape you'll see that. i'm surprised you're asking this question because most people got it right. but i'm saying the ms13, you don't have that where you come from, ms 13, these are animals coming into our country. weav we're getting them out. >> ms13 is a gang that originated in los angeles with many members from elval da dor and the president focused on that gang as an example of immigration gone wrong. the senate approved gina haspel as cia director. she was dpu tier director and everyone agrees she's the most qualified to take the job but many senators were uncomfortable with her role in torture and destruction of videotape evidence. the house is supposed to vote on the farm bill today. that name is a bit misleading

and i don't think our artist has been on a farm and horses not showing their best side. the farm bill really is about welfare, that's what people are arguing about, supplemental nutritional assistance program, snap, in the bill, food stamps. there's a push to require food stamp recipients to work to get their food stamps and a push to cut that program by $17 billion to save money. some conservative lawmakers are threatening to block the farm bill if congress doesn't fund president trump's wall. we'll continue to watch what's happening today and through the weekend. i invite you to follow me on twitter. i always update you. it's @scottmcgrew. >> scott, thanks so much, i want you to check out this monster here. in giant piece of machine is called prosthesis, you can imagine seeing that on road? 13 feet tall and weighs more than 17,000 pounds.

the prostheses will make its debut at the event center today. the fair runs through the weekend. you have time to get out and check it out. >> that's check the prosthesis. >> biggest prosthetic device i've ever seen. >> i was at the makers fair and they have the giant robots where you get in and fight. those were amazing. i would love to see that. watch for that on the traffic report. >> the event is really unique to the bay area. >> very bay area and cool. >> it is kind of cool. >> the weather, it has been kind of cool but today will be running a couple of degrees warmer but not by much. further inland you may feel a little bit more because we're going to climb in the upper 70s for today. we're going to stay in the 60s for the coast and upper 50s but right now in san jose, 56 degrees. we did wake up to mild temperatures and temperatures aren't too bad out there right now. wind speeds about 6 miles per hour. wind not really a major factor right now but the fog is definitely show casing itself out there in san francisco.

this is a live picture right now. you can see just how foggy it is, we have the low lying clouds as well and it's about 55 degrees right now. and overall the coastal fog can definitely be seen in some parts of the north bay as well as half moon bay, really along the coast and towards hayward and the livermore area as well. in terms of your temperature change, it's a little bit warmer in san jose. everywhere else not too big of a difference and your hour by hour outlook into tonight, if you're wondering when we're xpeking these clouds to clear out, by about 7:00 we'll still see that cloud cover along half moon bay. maybe even towards palo alto but rest of the bay area fares out nicely. we'll get peeks of sunshine into the evening. as far as your saturday morning, we'll definitely wake up to more of the cloud cover. especially along the coast, you can see it here from san francisco down through half moon bay and santa cruz mountains as well. as you look ahead towards saturday afternoon into the evening, we're expecting pretty

pleasant weather. your daytime highs as i mention running a couple of degrees warmer in some spots, san jose topping out at 72. now further inland in the east bay, this is where it's a little bit more noticeable and antioch, 78 degrees and walnut creek 74. peninsula mid to upper 60s, in the city, upper 60s and low 50s and north bay santa rose a at 7. if your allergies have been acting up, watery eyes is not helpful when it comes to wearing eye liner. the tree pollen has been very high and stays high. grass is moderate and mold and weeds are low. take the medication on the go and as we head in towards saturday, we've got this system developing just off the coast. that will bring showers just off to the north and it doesn't look like it will be impacting the bay area but it might cool us down a bit towards sunday night. so overall it's going to be one of those great weekends that we can definitely look forward to. we've got a lot of things going on in including bay to breakers

on sunday. that will include cover cover but the temperatures will kick off in the 50s and kind of stay in upper 50s, let's go and check on the roads with mike. >> doing my own impression of the bay to breakers in the newsroom. we have updates. a good update for some and not so for others. over here the south bay a. a nice easy drive and peninsula good flow as well. even though we have the cash lanes and early backup and bigger than sometimes we see on a friday and heavier than fre, the bay bridge toll plaza. the berkeley curve moves smoothly. backup only at the toll plaza. pretty typical pattern at the toll plaza for friday. a smooth flow of traffic getting into the area. metering lights are on. that's the only slowing we see. over here at concord and all of contra costa county, pretty much looking great at speed. we have this towards livermore out of the altamont pass. those lanes are all clear now. in the last couple of seconds west 580 all lanes cleared from the big rig but that will let a bunch of traffic towards the

dublin interchange. to avoid roadways, you can take b.a.r.t. and we'll send it back to you. >> sounds great. >> thanks, mike. coming up, a northern california cheerleader with down syndrome says she was treated unfairly. the reason the team is saying they did nothing wrong. >> at 5:52, first happening now, possible global health emergency. the congo confirms 14 cases of ebol ebola. plus, chile's bishops are threatening to resign. an investigation showed there were gre-- in the way the cases were handled. producing state in

at 5:55, it's a practice no other oil producing state in the nation allows, dumping of oil waste water into open unlined ponds. our investigative unit found hundreds are still operating. >> they are concerned waste water is carrying toxins underground and polluting clean ground water. here's senior investigator stephen stock. >> experts tell us percolation ponds much like these threaten some parts of the california's

future water supply. we found hundreds of these ponds from monterey to kern county. in some cases the toxins from the ponds are already migrating and have reached once clear underground water. in california, oil is brought up from deep underground by injecting millions of gallons of water into wells. when that mixture comes back to the surface, the waste water contains chemicals that are toxic to humans, proponents of this pond disposal method say the soil and bacteria at the bottom of the pond filler out the toxins and that does happen. but new evidence shows that not all of the toxins are filtered every time. that worries environmental scientists who say these percolation ponds may threaten future water supplies. >> it sets us up for a future where we are going to be less certain that people will not be exposed to hazardous chemicals in their water supplies. that kind of uncertainty keeps me up at night. >> under california law, it's

all legal. coming up tonight, we go to one of the organizations charged with overseeing and monitoring this practice to see why they are allowing if to happen in the first place, that's tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. if you wants to get a hold of anyone in our investigative unit, it's really easy, give them a call. 888-996-tips or logon to nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. two firefighters in the hospital after a massive fire in stockton. this is video into our newsroom new this morning. take a look here. you can see it's showing that the fire where it all started. this happened around 9:00 last night at the mattress recycling plant but then it spread to two different locations burning some nearby homes and warehouse. we do know two firefighters were injured but we're told they are going to be okay. at least two homes were also destroyed. >> it is 5:56. new this morning, parents of a student at the northern california high school say they are daughter was cut from the cheer leading team because she has down syndrome. 16-year-old mckenzie was on the

jv cheerleading high school at whitney in rockland the past two years but this year did no make the varsity squad. they say their daughter was treated unfairly during tryouts. >> unfortunately during tryouts, it was sprung on our daughter during the tryouts that the cheer coach made up get up on the box, not something she had any of the other girls do. that's not appropriate and not fair. >> mckenzie's mother says the cheerleading team is considered a club so everyone should be allowed to join. the head booster mom says that's no true and the competition was intense this year. they said they even cut girls who made the varsity squad last year including her own daughter. the school district says it received a complaint and is working on a solution. >> your home insurer could soon be required to cover damages caused by mudslides. a new bill is being pushed after the deadly mudslides in santa

barbara back in january. the mudslides were triggered by the wildfires and insurance policies generally cover fire damage but not damage from mud slides. we should mention most insurers are agreeing to cover damages in santa barbara and they say if the bill becomes law, insurance rates could go up. >> right now, 6:00, watch your neck. the reason police say you need to be extra aware of your surroundings in one east bay city. >> plus, breaking overnight, an active shooting situation at president trump's golf club in miami. the suspect in custody this morning. it's almost here, we're less than 24 hours away from the royal wedding. how you can celebrate maybe feel like a prince or princess right here in the bay area. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> good morning, i'm marcus washington, we have to say it twice, let's say it all together. friday.

>> that's how we do it here in "today in the bay." let's get to traffic in just a moment but vianey, it will be a cool start to the morning but should warm up a little bit. >> my word this morning is cloudy and foggy, two words. we're also starting to see some drizzle out there in san francisco. so if you're looking out the window and have drizzle on the windshield, you may have to make you turn off the windshield wipers but it's not going to rain necessarily. 56 degrees for the peninsula. it is nice and mild in the tri valley and there goes the live camera in san francisco, it's 52 degrees, we've got a little breeze in the east bay, you can see the flag waiving there at 54 degrees. check out the north bay at 47 degrees. we are expecting this drizzle to kind of carry out throughout the morning hours and eventually we'll see that start to burn off. i'll talk about your daytime highs running slightly warmer today. it will be all good. let's send things over to mike. >> i'm looking at changes but some are for the better like folks out of