the border as he heads to the southern part of california today. we are live with the timeline on cracking down on illegal immigration. >> another strong storm system moving in. how much will we get? kari hall tracking that system. it could put a damper on the giants home opener today. but fans are there this morning. we are live at oracle park with the new things they are offering. today in the bay continues right now. good friday morning. if anything, we should be happy it's friday. thanks for joining us this morning. i'm marcus washington. >> is that's pretty much what got me out of bed. i'm laura garcia. giants home opener. we will be there live all morning long. buff the rain, we have been talking about this all week. it's come later than expected. >> well, it will be fair live quick moving.

coming in late morning, early afternoon. as we get a look at storm ranger, we are starting out with light showers. you can see a more widespread batch of rain to the west of us. light rain through marin county as you get ready to head out the door. the rain at 8:00 a.m. we will track that for you. mike, you're showing some police activi activity. we'll take you not to the south bay but the north bay. leaving the area, police activity has your right lanes blocked between tennessee and redwood parkway. a short section towards vavaville out of vallejo. a crash overnight. that's all we have on this map. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. happening today, president trump traveling to the southern california border with mexico

after delivering an ultimatum. he is promising to levy tariffs and close down the border spiral. jay gray live this morning along the border in mexico where the president is expected in just a few hours. it could be a big day there today, jay. >> reporter: yeah. it really is, laura. behind us is the border crossing. you can see the 30-foot metal spires here as well as the razor water, part of the president's barrier project. he will get an update. he will sit down, talk with officials about what could happen next. >> if the drugs don't stop, mexico can stop them if they want, we're going to tariff the cars. the cars are very big. if that doesn't work, we will close the border. >> reporter: yeah. in talking about the tariffs, he

says cars will be tariffed 25%. so would goods and products. remember mexico is our third largest trade partner. and along the border, business -- cross-border business equals $2 billion each day. so there's been a lot of pushback to the president not only from business leaders but politicians about closing this border down. that we mantle is why he walked things back a bit. but, again, still threatening mexican authorities if they don't change the situation along the border. >> jay, i understand the president is also making a second stop in california. >> reporter: yeah. he'll hraoleave the border here travel to a fund-raising dinner. tickets range from $15,000 to $150,000 and that just to get a picture with the president will run you about $50,000, laura.

>> all right. those fund-raisers are always big for whatever side of the political party you're on. thank you very much, jay. 5:03. demands to see robert mueller's report meantime are intensifying not only in congress but cities across the nation, including here in the bay area. activists last night held rallies in several cities, including san francisco. nbc news learned some of mueller's investigations believe the evidence president trump stroubgted justi obstructed justice is stronger than william barr suggested. the search is on for the person who stabbed a man to death in a parking lot of a busy discount store. this happened before sunset on the capital expressway and berryessa road. kris sanchez is live with us. kris, do we know what happened here? >> reporter: we know that person was stabbed here in the parking lot of this busy dollar tree store.

we know that that person died. we don't know who stabbed him. and we don't know why. but this was the scene just after -- right around 7:00 when that stabbing was reported. san jose police tell us the man was stand at least one time and was rushed to a hospital. but at that point it was too late to save him. his identity will not be released until the coroner properly notifies his family. as for the suspect, police are not giving us a description if they have one yet. but a woman who works apt a different store in the shopping center reported seeing several people chasing that victim before he was attacked. now, overall the crime incomes dropped by 4.5% or so in the first two months of last year compared to the year before. but violent crime went up 2.6% in the same period. police report a 5.5% decrease in overall property crime in january and february of this compared to the same time last

year. the man who died here is the 11th homicide victim of the year here in san jose. if you have any information, you can report it to police. homicide investigators would like to hear from you. if you want to report any information anonymously about this crime or any other crime, you can go through crime stoppers. kris sanchez, "today in the bay". useful numbers there, kris. hopeful live they find who is behind this. >> a man accused of a brutal stabbing of a woman will enter a plea today. first, a judge will have to decide whether he is competent to stand trial. he faces murder and attempted murder at the macarthur bart station. she died in the attack and her sister was seriously injured. 6. it is 5:06. target workers will enough get $13. it is set to take effect in june for all new and current

employees. the federal minimum wage is $7.25. sacramento is making a push to bring major league soccer to the city. officials are proposing a $33 million damage of fee waivers, tax rebates, advertising rights and infrastructure financing. they hope to boost a soccer investment for downtown stadium. it is expected to be presented to sacramento city council. the mls board will discuss adding a 28-team to the league. giants fans are pumped for today's home opener. this season giants home games, fans will commemorate an unforgettable moment in giants' history. >> paoelt surete suratos joins . good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning, guys. we are in the vault.

they do something different every single year. this year they are commemorating the earthquake game, the world series game in 1989, game three. all kaoeuplinds of neat artifac. these are two seats from candle stick park where the game took place. the bat used biy matt williams. the first bat he used after the earthquake. this took place 30 years ago. i remember being in richmond when the earthquake took place. the tickets here for people to really take in the experience during ball games in season. a chance to do it two hours before game time and up until the fifth inning. we got a chance to talk to the director of archives who helped to put together this exhibit. she told me what the main goal is what they want fans to get when they show up during the season. >> hopeful live what our goals

for the vault this year is just create conversations between people who were here, where you were at the vault. we have an interactive area where you can put on a couple different maps where you were, relive that experience. >> reporter: take you back out live to the oracle park. it says, where were you at 5:04 october 17th, 1989. you can use a dot to put where you were when that took place. around this area in 1989, i really do remember. you can take in the experience at oracle park this season. coming up in the next half hour, we will talk about the brand-new score board. it's pretty cool. that's in the next half hour. back to you guys. >> i can remember exactly where i was in the east bay, '89 quake. rattled the entire bay area to say the least. ing thanks amount. >> it was something.

>> it was something else. 5:09. you can expect a lot of new additions at the ballpark. the cloud club on the suite for you high rollers. all the perks of a v.i.p. game day box. it comes with a price tag of $25,000 to $50,000 for the year. cloud club members includes premium seating, closer to the action as well and the field club or club level infield. kari hall in that box. >> i wonder if a meteorologist can hang out in the cloud club. >> you are your head in the clubs. >> here's a live look outside at palo alto. it's already busy on 101. we can start to see the rain moving in by come there. it gets heavier late morning and early afternoon. we're tracking our next storm system. right now just bringing us light

rain, especially for san francisco. but the pluck of the heavy rain is just to the west of us. we can see it approaching. it will move into the north bay. by san francisco -- in san francisco, we are seeing it move in by 10:00. we will be watching that. one new slow stretch. >> it's not where you showed. kari just showed the construction crews. the last blinking signs in palo alto. clear, south bay. tri-valley looking pretty good. this new stretch did show up right here. that's it. the yellow and orange on highway 84. now, there are no the construction projects along 84, through niles canyon. that's typically when with we see a few more cars. friday morning light volume around the bay. easy drive down the east bay. approaches towards the behave bridge. no major problems for the freeways. i noticed the cash lanes showed an early start.

it thinned out. i'm following this closely, guys. back to you. thanks, mike. new concerns about california's measles kwrooutbre. the major hospital now warning hundreds of people may have been exposed to the virus. it's jobs friday. elon musk loses a billion dollars in a single day. business and tech when today in the bay continues. kari weather e

right now at 5:14.

if you're getting ready to head to the sierra, squaw valley will get another round of snow today. at the base we have 234 inches. the earlier you can get on the road the better. our high temperature 34 degrees. it ends tomorrow. we're looking dry on sunday. the rain moving through the bay area. that's coming up in less than five minutes. right now the san mateo bridge looks crowded but really it's not. it's moving at speed. westbound with the tail lights. we'll show you what else is moving at speed. and i have a spot that's not. and good morning. very happy jobs friday to you. we get the numbers from the labor department. about 15 minutes from now. last months were awful. 20,000 jobs added to the american economy in the month of february. that's not enough to cover the 18-year-olds coming into the workforce every month. the south bay roku saw shares

fall. amazon would pour millions more into its video services. tesla fell huge after it fell short in the number of cars delivered. it cost elon musk a billion dollars. imagine losing a billion on paper in a single day. musk was in court. in his dispute with the securities and exchange commission. the sec accuses musk of telling untruths about the company on twitter, and they dragged him to court. the judge in the case told both sides, musk and the sec, to put on their reasonable -- let me try that again. reasonableness pants. first time i really have ever said that. gave them two weeks to work out a settlement. the september had already made a settlement with musk over inaccurate tweets. the sec said they violated the first settlement. roku, the company is offering hbo without the need for cable

but saw its threat were fall on the threat from amazon, which will work on a new slate of free channels. much it buys up lots of companies. here's my colleague from the "new york times" talking to the roku ceo. >> is you're a $7 billion company. >> market cap. >> i'm wondering if that makes you a takeout target for one of these companies. >> is i have no idea. >> oh, you do too. look at that face.

giants home opener. we have been counting down the hits, home runs. sure to have you working up an appetite. >> already hungry thinking about it. vianey live at oracle park. i know you have been out there a couple of days. you have some of those yummies the team has on deck for us this year. >> reporter: the food is one of the big aspects of the game. you want to test out the food. right now i'm hanging out near the dugout. now i'm stepping into the dugout. we have the clubhouse down there. the classic, which is a super duper burger, made with humanely raised beef. they have a lot of vegetarian options, which is fantastic to

hear. a lot of people are wondering what. plant-based and this new unique corn dog specifically for the kids. the kids are also coming to enjoy the food. so that's one of the things we're looking out for. i wonder the timing of the rain. how is that going to impact how a lot of people are getting out here. first pitch 1:35. unfortunately it does look like we will be expecting showers around that time, which could delay the game. we will have a chance of seeing spotty showers with a lot of cloud cover. bring your ponchos. still center a good time despite the rain. back to you guys. >> is fun. . >> you can get my order later for today. i'll text you. >> marcus there live for midday. look who comes into the picture just in time. kari hall to tell us about the rest of the day's forecast. >> yeah. we are also dealing with quick-moving rain moving through the bay area.

it is still drizzling in san francisco. this is what vianey was talking about. the pluck of the rain still off the coast. that will be moving in the rest of the day. as this storm system moves in, it will be a quick quarter inch of rain for parts of the north bay. the rain getting started at 7:00, 8:00. into the city at 9:00 to 10:00. the rest of the bay area seeing rain by early afternoon. by the evening commute, we are starting to see things clearing out and the sun peeking out. another quick burst of rain moving in for your saturday morning. we are once again looking at very light rainfall totals as we go throughout the day. as this rain moves out, we will warm up. early next week is looking good. the highs and low 70s on sunday for the inland valleys. mike, you're still tracking one slow spot. >> one unexpected slow spot.

the other slow spot at the apartme parking lot and off to the approach. the giants home opener, regardless of the forecast, you still want to get there on town. eastbound 80, that is the unexpectedly slow drive. a crash, overnight activity. police investigation blocking one of your lanes. rest of the bay, nice smooth drive. into the city, lots of options for mass transit. special train as well as special ferrie ferries. >> 5:21. still ahead on "today in the bay", a measles scare at a major northern california hospital. up next, just how many people hospital officials say may have been exposed to the virus.

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house lawmakers are passing an updated version of the violence against woman act. (157 republicans, and one >> on capitol hill, house makers passing the violence against women act. the act was originally enacted in 1994. funding lapsed at the end of last year. it criminalizes physical abuse against women at the federal level, while providing funding for victims services. it includes protection for transgender. more than a dozen cases of measles have been reported in california this year. at least two cases here in the bay area. so we're also learning at uc davis children's hospital, they are sending out a letter to 200 people warning them they may have been exposed during a visit to the emergency room last month. doctors say a child from

calaveras was infected with the virus. anyone at the hospital on st. patrick's day who is not immunized should get tested. >> measles is transmitted by the air borne route. so it can hang out in the room forum to two hours after the patient leaves. >>. >> symptoms including a fever, cough, runny nose, itchy, runny eyes and a rash. talking about giants fever right now. many new things you can expect or to the season. one of them is the name of the ballpark itself. this is the giants first official season at oracle park. after calling the stadium at&t park for so long. some are still getting used to the name change. >> it's going to allow for a range of content that i don't think we have ever seen before here at at&t park -- at oracle park. we knew that was going to happen at some point during the

presentation. i'm sure everybody else appreciates i got it out of the way. >> we have all done it. we will get used to it. the name won't change until 2038, which is really good. it is on its fourth name since happening. i mentioned pac bell, sbc as well. i have seen them all. taking a break now from baseball. commuters in ireland were surprised when this cutie strolled in on the station in kildare and started making friends. his nickname is hammish. he is set to have arrived en route to dublin where the train staff realized he was alone. they just took him into his car. he has a little leash. he's home. >> well, here's the thing that will make you go hmm. tune in to the "today" show right after "today in the bay". it's kathie lee's final show.

>> whaat? >> it will be an emotional morning for the nbc family. she has given 11 years of her life to that show. tkpwrapbl congratulation. s. >> new overnight, two fires in the north bay. first, 100 people are out of their homes after fires ripped through an apartment building. a live report on why that fire may have spread as quickly as it did. >> a second fire at north bay cal fire headquarters. that story coming up. >> a check of the forecast. look what is moving in offshore at the moment. yep. another douse of rain. when and where and a look at the commute as well. 5:27. you're watching "today in the bay".

we are the bobcat belles. we are a drill team from hallsville, texas. i'm the marketing director at the chick-fil-a in longview, texas. every year we do a novelty routine last year we were inflatable cows. some lady posted it online - got so many views. that made the video, the cow suits. the morning we were leaving for our nationals competition we surprised them and sent them off with a chick-fil-a cow. we were star-struck. we just wanted to let them know we love them.

we knew we had to make this cow proud. yes! (laughs) and guess what - more rain heading our way! good morning and thank you for joining us. i )m laur welcome to friday morning. more rain heading our way. a few spreurpg els in spots already. but it will move out. the giants home opener today. we are live all morning for you. but i was just telling you about the rain coming our way. meteorologist kari hall is telling us what we can expect throughout the day. >> they have the field covered up. we're all prepared for this rain. we start out with dry weather. a live look at dublin. let's head over toward antioch. upper 50s as the rain really starts to pour. as we get a look at storm

ranger, most of the rain still off the coast. mike, you are seeing changes on interstate 80. >> not as dramatic as we usually see. we have a pause to pay, but no metering lights. chp lets me know. that is registering this crash in the north bay. eastbound 80. one lane blocked for activity from tennessee up towards red waoltd pa redwood parkway. into the area is fine from the c car carquinas to the south bay. more than 100 people are out of their homes after a wall of flames and smoke severely damaged a santa rosa apartment complex. >> bob redell joins us. bob, we are hearing some of

those people managed to escape. >> reporter: laura and marcus, reports of one woman on her balcony who jumped from her railing down to the arms of firefighters. fellow residents were down here below. some used fire department ladders to get down. you can see the remains here. others scrambled to the top of their carports. it is remarkable no one got hurt or killed. this is just off 101 in santa rosa. the fire department responded in less than four minutes. when they arrived, there were two apartment unitsen tkphru en. ladders assisted in the evacuations. they had the fire contained in 40 minutes. the second floor sustained major

damage. minor smoke damage to the first floor. this unit did not have sprinklers because it was built in 1965 before the requirement. there were alarms that alerted residents to what was going on and obviously helped them get out of this situation. it displaced 140 people, some of whom lived in a second building here on the property. it was not damaged by the fire. red cross helped 20 of those people find temporary shelter. live in santa rosa, bob redell, "today in the bay". >> is sounds dramatic. in calistoga, an overnight fire maintenance facility at napa cal fire headquarters. one of the appartatuses went up in flames. it is a maintenance facility. we're told there were a few fire trucks and other equipment inside that is likely a total loss. this is very bad news for

emergency crews who fend on that equipment to get a handle on wildfires. authorities in the north bay investigating what turned into a deadly outing. their car plunged down a hill in marin. this is the second time in two weeks someone has been killed driving in mt. tam state park. it plummeted off ridge crest boulevard yesterday. the unidentified father was pronounced dead. his 13-year-old son is in critical condition. about 11 days ago on the same street, a similar accident happened sadly killing the drive. in a few hours, an assistant admissions deputy is due in court. he is charged with attempted murder and domestic violence in what investigators are calling a drug-fueled attack. it's a story we first told you about last month. he allegedly stabbed a woman repeatedly while experimenting with lsd. he and the victim were at a home

in san francisco's potrero hill. right now the city of chicago is drawing up a civil complaint against santa rosa native jussie smollett after the actor missed yesterday's deadline to reimburse the city's police department for costs of investigating the hate crime he was said to be a victim of. the city ordered smollett to pay $130,000. since the deadline passed, the city is now threatening to sue smollett. last week prosecutors dropped all charges against the actor weeks after he was indicted for making a false report that he was attacked by two men. new this morning, a first hurdle cleared to mark election day a statewide holiday. that bill passed this week by committee vote. now it heads to the assembly's appropriation committee. if passed, it would establish a state holiday on the first tuesday of november. supporters believe it would enable more people to get to the

polls and vote. in 2014, california saw historically low voter turnout. according to one constituted from the pew research center, work and school conflicts were the most common reason people didn't vote that year. giants home opener coverage. if you're headed to oracle park, you will notice a giving difference above center field. >> pete rsuratos is live. >> reporter: good morning to you, guys. i'm feeling very vip in oracle park. we're ready for today's home season opener. there is a new scoreboard. he this is it. you can see it over my shoulder as i step out over center field. this is the brand-new scoreboard you will see here at oracle park. now, it is the largest scoreboard in california. the third largest scoreboard in all of major league baseball. so that makes it very unique.

also, this is three and a half times bigger than the one they had in the previous season. if you notice, it is pretty big there. also, it's 4k quality. that is very high quality is what i'm being told. we did get a chance to talk to the chief operating officer about the quality of this, how much different it will be this season for fans. here's what he had to say. >> it is just like at home. when you go from hd to 4k you notice it with the content. it is high regs illusion and three and a half times as big. if you would a tv that was 20 inches, now you are going to a 75-inch tv. so it is that much bigger. >> have if i had a tv like that at home, i would be in very good shape. this will be at the ballpark, the new scoreboard at oracle park. they will have all kinds of cool video, content, as well as analytics for all of you baseball fans that keep track of stats. more surprises through the season. we will see what they have in

store for the home season opener later today. we'll send it back to you guys in the newsroom. >> you would be larger than life on that thing, pete. >> if you had a tv that big at home -- >> reporter: i would have a lot of friends coming over. >> i was going to say you would have a new roommate. i'd be coming over. >> we don't come empty handed. >> some that's a huge room to fit that tv in. look over here, folks. over towards the city, that's what we will watch. a little slowing for the morning commute. midday, late morning is when we will see more traffic over there. i will give you options throughout the morning. right now getting away from the area. at&t park right here, southbound 101, slow towards caesesar chav. the build just started. there's the rest of the bay. easy light friday commute.

>> what was that? >> it's friday! or did you want to hear commute? >> no, the first part. >> friday. >> is the rain will shake up plans today. here's a look at the radar showing the rain just off the coast. light rain moving in now. tomorrow, lingering showers during the morning. temperatures for the coast reaching low 60s. the bay at 66 degrees. inland reaching 68. even warmer sunday. we look at the inland valleys reaching up to 75 degrees. and the khost at about 63 degrees. we have the cambodian new year celebrations going on around the bay area. in oakland, expect upper 50s, low 60s. as we see mostly cloudy skies, a few peeks of sunshine later into the evening hours. if you're headed to the sierra,

kirkwood will see more snow. an additional two to five inches of show snow. and our temperatures reaching 33 degrees. the rain starts -- the rain and snow starts to move out by saturday. by sunday, looking good as the temperatures warm up. santa cruz, we have rain in the tpoerbg today and early tomorrow. sunday the pick of the weekend. don't expect it to be clear and sunny at the beach. in l.a., you will skip out on the rain. temperatures there going from mid-60s to low 70s by sunday. let me know where you're headed. i've had a few people reach out. let me know the places you're headed to. i can give a personalized foreca forecast. east bay principal shot and killed. the memorial service happening for him later today. a new legal battle over

school lunches. the action the state of california is saving after the trump administration changed the health stance. >> even president trump closest allies say his biggest challenger may be president trump. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues. kari weathere

mike traffic tease >> right now at 5:43, it's clear out there. rain moving in. a live look at walnut creek. we start out with temperatures in the mid-50s.

we could see that rain as early as 9:00. getting heavier as we approach noon. we'll talk about the rain moving into the bay area and help you make weekend plans in less than five minutes. and a smooth drive here looking at the dublin interchange approach in the foreground and dublin grade in the background. thanks so much, kari and mike. 5:44. happening today, mourners will gather in pittsburg to aurpb the principal at pittsburg's adult education center who was shot and killed by his wife, maria. she pleaded not guilty. today's celebration of life is being held a lot 7:00 p.m. at pittsburg high school. well, this morning, as you pack your kids lunch or set aside lunch money, new legal battle is brewing over school nutrition standards. >> kira klapper is joining us.

so important, kira. so important indeed. good morning to you. a new lawsuit is taking aim at the trump administration which recently changed the standards for school launches. california is one of six states, plus the district of columbia sawi suing the department of agriculture. it is asking the court to overturn changes in standards regarding sodium and whole grains. recently the trump administration scaled back school lunch standards implemented under president obama's administration. that includes one requiring that less sodium and only whole grains be served. usda school lunch program provides low-cost or free lunches in public schools. last year it served an estimated 30 million children. as new york's attorney general points out for many kids, their school lunch is the most nutritional meal of the day. in a statement california attorney general writes, a

healthy diet is important for all of americans, but it is especially important for the development of our youth. a spokesperson for the usda declined to comment on the lawsuit. by the way, the state of california has sued the trump administration 46 times on several issues. back to you guys. thanks, kira. the president is making an attack on one of his potential rivals. >> he is accusing joe biden of being handsy. >> of all the people that want to throw that stone, you wouldn't expect donald trump. he tweeted a video of a video of biden. we will presume the president didn't do the photo shopping on this. he did post it to his twitter account. so the current president is making fun of the former vice president claiming women let

them grab him by the genitals. he faces sexual misconduct accusations from 19 women, including from his first wife. the point here being inappropriate touching would be a tough issue for trump to run for re-election if he faced biden. health care is another issue where polls show republicans would probably lose but over and over this week the president insisted on talking about health care. on monday, doubling down on an attack against obamacare in the courts. he said he had a replacement plan. then he said he would sign republicans to make a plan on it and vote before the 2020 election. by the wind of this week, the vote would come after next year's election. one of mr. trump supporters says they are trying to lose the election. >> too much nastiness. it wouldn't be a crazy

conclusion. how would you like to spend your 70s locked in the white house. say he wanted to lose and get back to his old life. how would he do that? >> president trump will be in california today mixing -- i'm not quite sure what we are seeing here. an official trip with at campaign trip. first the border of mexico and then to l.a. for a fund-raiser. follow us on twitter. people get choked up saying i'm going on to the game. >> bring your poncho. a live look at san jose. heading out the door, mostly cloudy skies. and the seven-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen. we get ready to head out the door for school. we should make it without the rain.

but recess may be inside as the showers are coming in. they will clear out by the time you go pick them up from school. make sure you have the poncho, orange giants hoodie or umbrella. you don't want to block everyone else's view. for more, let's head over to vianey arana live hat oracle park. you have been seeing rain moving in. is it still raining now? >> reporter: no. it's stopped. there's a little drizzle. when is the next time i can have the whole stadium to myself. right around 11:00, a chance to see showers moving through. first pitch at 1:35. still monitoring the rain. it is going to be on and off cloudy as far as your

temperatures go, upper 50s, low 60s. not too cold. chilly enough to be a little nippy. as far as rain preps go, the tarp is set up out on the field. and you're wondering what can you do to protect yourself from the rain? umbrellas are actually allowed. i have this cool one. it's clear. these are pretty good. however, they're not recommending them. pause you can see it blocks the line of sight for fans. just bring your ponchos. i'll send it back to you, kari. >> all right. en joy that spot. let's get a look at storm ranger now. some of the showers already starting to move through. some of the heavier rain still off the coast. we are seeing rain pouring in marin county. as you get ready to start your day, we're going to see the showers there. and also approaching the coast around pacifica. as this moves in, this looks to be moving fairly quickly.

as we go throughout the day, scattered showers starting out by 10:00, moving into the peninsula and the east bay. by noon, into 1:00, parts of the south bay. it looks like it clears out in time for the evening commute, which is good news. we could measure a quarter inch of rain now to early tomorrow morning. mike, you have a few changes for the commute. >> some for the better, some for the not so better. a disabled vehicle the 880 and dakota. a short loop there. no real slowing. meanwhile, eastbound 80, east bound, toward tennessee and redwood parkway, an earlier crash from a police investigation which had the slow lane blocked. both have cleared in the last few. carquinnas out of the area, good. out of the area, fine as well. that area is light down to the bay bridge. they just turned on the metering

lights 25 minutes later than unusual for a friday. giants home opener, special ferry service. back to you. thanks, mike. happening now, ecuador not commenting on claims that julian assange may be kicked out of the ecuadorian agency. he has been holed up since 2012 when he was fearing extradition. alexa, am i healthy? that's a question you may be asking soon. the medical questions "the voice" assistant will be able to help you with. but first big news overnight about mick jagger. the update on his health and how he is doing this morning. more annuls ahead. 5:52. you're watching "today in the bay". [phone ringing]

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audiences. international travelers and visitors there can actually sign up to be paired with giants fans to watch the game together. so the idea the older fans imparting baseball knowledge. >> just talking about the rules, who the players are. and just really introducing them. most people have never seen baseball before. >> this could be fun here. if you are a super giants fan and you want to sign up to be part of this program, we have actually put a link on our website nbcbayarea.com. don't worry about anything. maybe a drink after if you want to do that as well. they won't have to go home and stay with you. >> maybe a love connection. you never know. >> not something we can look forward to. >> had 5:56. new details on rock star mick jagger's health. >> this morning we know he's all right now. he could be released in the next couple of days.

jump injack flash had successful heart surgery in, in. rolling stones postponed their tour, including a stop at levi's stadium because of his health problem. >> beyonce just signed a new deal with adidas which will relaunch her ivy park brand. is they are trying to attract more female plans since puma has a partnership with rihanna. and new for you this morning, sears is starting its next chapter with opening instead of closing. the retailer was rescued from possible liquidation in february. now it plans to open three new sears home and life stores next month in alaska, louisiana and kansas. they will range in size from 10,000 to 15,000 square feet and

offer appliances, mattresses and home services. amazon's alexa has some new skills that could help people manage medical data. you can check your health status and information with a digital voice assistant. amazon added hipaa compliance securing patient information. potential skills including booking a doctor's appointment, checking on a prescription, as well as pulling up your blood glucose readings. all right. 5:58. if you need an excuse to have a cold one this weekend, sunday is national beer day. >> howe the process of making beer is getting increasingly high-tech. anheuser-busch uses sensors to pick up electronic sounds. they use artificial intelligence to brew with an algorithm that can adapt to preferences.

>> beer is one of those beverages best consumed fresh. automation really drives that. >> national beer day marks the anniversary of when fdr took the first step to ending prohibition. pretty interesting there. steph occur relative considering moving to avoid the trip across the bay bridge. >> the warriors star is worried about the commute when he starts in september. curry commits he is trying to figure out the situation. he specifically cites the bay bridge commute as being difficult. curry has lived in the east bay since being drafted by the warriors. and spots like orinda, walnut creek, and alamo. >> wonder if he does fast track? right now at 6:00, the presidential visit. the notice he is giving to mexico to solve issues with the southern border. we'll take you there live.

dollar tree stabbing. the questions police in the south bay are asking about a deadly attack. a spot not known for violence. >> tracking rain. wet weather headed our way. see the updated timing of when the rain arrives. >> is "today in the bay" continues right now. and it is 6:00 for us. a live look at oracle park. beautiful sight in san francisco. baseball fans rejoicing as we are just hours away from the giants home opener right here. all right. it's going to be a fun day for a lot of people. >> is it's exciting. >> thanks so much for starting your day with us as we get you set for the day. >> giants set to take the field at 1:35 this afternoon. will the rain also try to make an appearance? >> yes, i think so. it will roll through right at that time. the new storm system moves in. getting out the door in fremont, a little