happens today. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. first we want to talk about the weather. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking all of that for us. >> it will be a few clouds, it won't be as sunny, the temperatures will come down a few more degrees, it's a little breezy out there. that's a live look outside at walnut creek. we will start to see more clouds moving in, we look at our high temperatures, back to more seasonable weather with upper 60s, still feeling like spring. there may be a couple more showers. vianey has a look at the morning commute. >> it's building. it is 6:00 a.m. so as you can imagine, a lot of folks know heading out on the roads, 680 starts to get busy for the east bay. i have noticed slowing on

highway 101 in the south bay. i did look to see if there were any traffic accidents or anything on the chp reports, i haven't seen anything reported. so this could be an area of construction or something along those lines, so just be prepared for slowing there, the peninsula drive times are looking good. only 12 minutes. back to you. >> thank you so much. breaking news while you were sleeping, wreaks founder and fugitive julian assange has been arrested. we are now learning london police arrested him in connection with the extradition warrant. the u.s. apparently placed assange under arrest at london police headquarters and is now asking to have him extradited. it's still fought clear when that will actually happen. as you probably know, assange has been living at the ecuadorian embassy in london where he has sought refugee several years ago,. london says ecuador agreed to asylum before officers arrested

him. this story is developing minute by minute. we will continue to update you. on capitol hill, attorney general william barr says he believes they spied on the trump campaign. tra trac tracie potts is live. >> reporter: democrats think he needs to back it up. barr not investigating the fbi, he says he is reviewing their actions from three years ago. tomorrow william barr tells law makers he's going back to figure out why the russia veth investigation started. >> it was started illegally. everything about it was crooked. >> reporter: barr says he's looking into the fbi's conduct, the summer before the 2016 election. whether this was unauthorized under surveillance on the trump campaign. >> i think spying did occur, yes, i think spying did occur. >> reporter: democrats flabbergasted, calling barr's

comment irresponsible, reckless, dangerous. >> the chief law enforcement officer of our country is going off the rails. >> this was yet another indication that the attorney general feels that it's his job to do the president's bidding. >> reporter: barr cited no evidence. he did say there was some basis for its concern but wouldn't say what. republicans think he's on the right track. >> i think that's exactly what needs to happen. >> it's consistent with what we have long believed and have long trusted in, in terms of the documents we have seen. >> reporter: now with the nearly two-year russia investigation finally closed and the president urging critics to move on, his own administration is going back to the beginning. now, we are also tracking the attempts to get the president's tax returns. the irs missed yesterday's deadline with the treasury secretary saying he's got serious issues about whether that request is even valid. >> that's a topic that keeps on

giving. tracie. before we let you go here, something else is happening on capitol hill today. i know a lot of folks are interested in this one. hearing on robo-calls, we all get themmism tell us what's going on with this. >> reporter: yes. so annoying, how do you stop them seems to be the big question. the government is working on it with the ftc, congress, trying to figure something out. >> they are trying to figure out if they can use technology to block the calls you don't want but let through the calls that are legitimate, giving the ftc more time to prosecute once they nail down who is behind this and a senate panel here has approved, it's not a done deal yet. has approved a $10,000 per call fine for companies when they are caught. if that goes through that could slow things down. >> yeah and require a lot of money, too, thanks, tracie. a shocking announcement by pg&e. your electric bill could

skyrocket if california sees another series of devastating wildfires. bob redell is live outside headquarters. what kind of increase are we talking about here? >> reporter: we could see our pg&e bill double, if we see a wildfire like the one if paradise and the year before that devastated the north bay. this is a memo prepared for gavin newsom, prepared by uc berkeley school of public policy, you will recall they filed for bankruptcy protection, because of the $30 billion it faces in potential liabilities for its role in sparking the wildfires. the analyst predicts the cost of future wildfires involving pg&e would have would have to be passed on to us, the rate payer, that would be too much for the state to handle and bail them out. he believes the double rate hike would hurt businesses and harm

the state's green energy initiatives, for instance, electric cars would become much more expensive and less enticive. they requested the memo on how the state plans to deal with the cost of the wildfires, this potentially double rate hike does not take into account any rate hike we might see to cover the existing $30 billion in liables i have previously mentioned. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> it can be scary for consumers. thanks, bob a plan for a new four-level parking garage at san jose state university is causing some controversy this morning. according to mercury news, a school is planning to build on top of bud winter field. the historic track was once used by olympians, john car loss, lee evans among others, they are claiming the construction project is still in history. the school says it plans to

build a multi-purpose recreation field. new this morning, palo alto police are investigating a smash and grab at an apple store on university avenue. the one media usually covers, it probably didn't enter the mind of two burglars who took down the front doors early on wednesday morning. police say they stole seven laptops valued at about $12,000. the burglars dropped two of them while they were trying to escape. we got off the phone with palo alto police who say burglars have hit this store several times as we've covered here on "today in the bay". 6:07. fed up with fed-ex. a woman captured video of a delivery driver tossing it over the fence. she says she gave them the phone number and hoped to talk to them so the wicker chair could be

placed nicely inside with fence. >> a precious piece for me. after i saw the vehicle, i was very upset. just the fact that, you know, the same thing, nothing has changed. >> she says this isn't the first time this has happened. fed-ex agreed to take the package back and file a damage report. >> all new for you, a san francisco-based company is hitting the international stage once again, salesforce ceo announcing the company plans to build a new to you fer tokyo. it is home to the first international office nearly two decades ago, salesforce says it plans to add 2,000 new jobs in japan over the next five years. this morning, a bomb cyclone hammering the u.s., in kansas, high winds and blinding snow is causing numerous accidents. a ups semi truck careened off an interstate bridge last night. remarkably, the driver walked

away from that cash unhurt. winds were gust figure excess of 60 miles per hour overnight. take a listen. they were just howling. part of the mid-west expected to receive more than 8 inches of snow. the winter storm warning is if effect until friday. >> you can see just how powerful that storm was. >> right. >> kari, i know just looking at that what it can do, can you predict it's coming or is it a surprise? >> it's not really the surprise. you can tell the kind of conditions that will be available for this. it's a meteorological term bock cyclone because you see the pressure dropping within 24 hours. we have that explosive deepening intensification of this storm as it moves through, you can see as it moves parts of the mid-west, a lot of snow and gusty winds. so that's something we will be watching over the next few days.

here at home, we're looking at fairly calm weather. light snow, we're planning to see some clouds moving in overall today, we are expecting breezy winds, also mostly cloudy skies. so i'm have more on that forecast coming up. va ianey -- vianey gets you out the door. >> we have seen a quiet commute. it's 6:10. it's quiet out there. no accidents to report. that's amazing. let's get to bridge drive times. - and westbound 580 towards richard bridge, you are looking at 8 minutes. a live look in san jose, pretty good out there. back to you. >> thanks, vianey. 6:10 right now. up next, a comfortable stay, lots of privacy. a high number of hotel guests who experts say pay have their

personal information leaked. you may have noticed you are getting a 5g connection on your phone, are you really? we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues.

. right now it's 6:13. if you are on spring break headed to the sierra, squaw valley and pine meadow will have light snowfall. we will have temperatures

warming up for the weekend. we still have 227 inches of snow on the ground. we'll talk about what's on the way for the bay area coming up in less than five minutes. the roads have been moving along, the busiest sweep is at the bay bridge toll plaza. the fast lanes are moving faster. we will have a closer look an how the rest of the bay area students are doing coming up. good morning, happy thursday to you. tomorrow was supposed to be the deadline. the second deadline on brexit. now they've set a third deadline all the way if okay. the bay area company paid your duty, priced its shares at $24 in its ipo. it will debut on the nyse. amazon in the news this morning after bloomberg said human workers are listening on your recorders, alex sachlt they help them to learn and understand words and hear things you say of

alex sarks like alex sarks play taylor swift. that kind of thing. you can disable this in your alexa app. if you choose to. at&t started checking people in san francisco to its 5g network. for right now, the connection only works with this specific wifi router. people are telling us they are starting to see the words 5g on their cell phones. bob redell tweeted this out yesterday. my first time ever on 5g. bob is not seeing 5g speeds, not yet. there are no phones that are fifth generation. at&t will have a samsung galaxy for sale this spring. no current apple iphone is 5g. to summarize some of the questions you are sending out there. i see 5g on my phone, am i getting 5g speeds? no, your fooen phone isn't in

5g, will my current phone work on the ag network? absolutely. will i have to buy a new phone to get those speeds? yes, you will. i did a whole segment on our tv show press here about what it means, you can find the interview on pressheretv.com. i tweeted a link at this. to put opoe on this. you are not checking at 5g speeds, you don't need to get a new phone, something will change. >> always a way to upgrade. >> maybe you can keep your flip one. >> okay. i use my flip one to book the hotel. a lot of people do. you do that on your phone or anywhere, we want you to beware. a new study finds two out of three hotel websites accidentally allowing a is es to get personal data. in fact, 67% of hotel websites are unintentionally leaking

information. we are talking two star to five star luxury resorts. among the personal information leaked, third party services, full names, e-mail addresses, credit card details and passport numbers. so be mind. of that. >> there you go. maybe you want to stay home this weekend or hit the coast. the weather should be nice. >> it will feel like we are on vacation. especially with those highs in the 70s. we'll see that in the inland valleys. we start out this morning with more clouds moving in. that's a live look outside in san jose at the shark tang. we have our temperatures in the low 50s. we'll be in the low 60s. it won't be as warm as yesterday, thanks to the clouds, it will be kind of windy. here's a look another our high temperatures, 65 in millpitass, still kind of gusty at times, the high in danville reaches 68 degrees. we'll be at 266 in fremont. 62 in san mateo. 61 in half moon bay and san

francisco reaching the lower 60s and for the north bay, reaching 67 in napa as well as santa rosa. so our forecast shows that we will see clouds moving in and then it warms up for the weekend once this quick moving system passes by. it looks to brush the sierras with light snow. we will be watching out for a slight chance of rain, mostly for the north bay. we will be seeing the clouds move in and moving out tonight. high pressure tomorrow, that means we will get sunshine and gusty winds from the north. >> that will warm up those temperatures going into the weekend that high starts to pack off to the west and may allow for another slight chance of rain in the forecast early next week. manly i'm not seeing any very significant storm systems moving in over the next seven days. so as we get ready for the weekend. we want to make sure you connect with me, i'm at kari hall on face book or instagram. i have been tweeting about the

autism speaks walk this week. that's on sunday. we will once again be watching out for that chance of rain on monday. our temperatures are going up and down over the next seven days. vianey you have been tracking the roads so far you seen minor issues. >> minor issues that cleared out rather quickly. which means no delays for you this morning. southbound 880 is getting busy. there was a bit of a stretch that seems to have gone a little better on highway 101. i looked. there doesn't seem to be accidents along there. it could be regular slowing during this hour. northbound 101 from highway 85. you are looking at 20 minutes. a live look at the san mateo bridge. traffic is moving along no, accidents. i'll send it back to you. >> talk about taking one for the feel, whether you have been there or not, the incredible and

painful goal that helped the team win in san jose. at 6:30, see the moment making national headlines. >> how much. she wanted to return a brand-new mattress. what did the store tell her? i'm consumer investigator chris gamora, nbc bay area responds nex next. check this one out on twitter, he shared a video of a report he did inside the fairmont hotel in san francisco to show us what a $10,000 a night penthouse looks like, i'm sure it's a lot more now. 'sure to follow on twitter that that'siate bobnbc on twitter. you are watching "today in the bay. [ loud traffic sounds ]

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it doesn't say anything about a 30-day waiting period. we contacted corporate office. it responded immediately saying we are working with mission r h rutherford and the store within three days refunded any penny dawn paid $3,036.92. if your situation is a nightmare, don't lose sleep, call us 1-888-99f-tips of online nbc bare area.com/responds. it is national pet day. you may want to different your pet love and it's estimated about 85 million families in the u.s. own a pet. so many here, "today in the bay" the team included theirs. >> this is chip. >> you can check out the photos

from cats to pups, even scott mcgrew, mollie the robert. >> that is rob. i'm saying scott has a rabbit. yeah. >> what's new ahead? yabba dabba don't? that's a fight from neighbors over a famous flintstonesous. new today, swim school saved. the olympic gold medalists diving in to keep the forth bay institution from going under water. first, they weigh in on sanctuary cities and the government's popularity. a new poll we got an hour ago. that's coming up for new just a bit. 6:26 right now. you are watching "today in the bay." right now at 6:30--

taking a live look outside at the bay bridge quickly approaching 6:30. taking a live look outside on the bay bridge. the sun has arisen. we are checking with kari in just a moment. first we want to say good morning, thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus walk. let's head over to kari hall to talk about the weather out there. >> a nice clear start to the donte mild temperatures around the bay area. we will start to see clouds moving in, especially this afternoon. here's a live look outside in san jose, with echeck out a temperature trend. we will be up to 49 degrees or starting at 49 degrees, some low 60s later on today. we will get a look at that

forecast. vianey has been getting you out the tear with that compute. >> it's slowing down just a bit. still no accidents. san mateo bridge we are noticing the traffic building on southbound 880. two typical spots around this are area. the bridges towards the richmond bridge about 17 minutes. i'll have another update coming up shortly. >> thanks, vianey. an update on that breaking news, the arrest of fugitive and wikileaks founder julian assange. here is video showing his arrival at a london courthouse. london police this morning arrested him at the ecuadorian embassy. this is where he hashold up ever since 2012. that's when he first received asylum and within the last few minutes, the u.s. justice department announcing they have,

indeed, filed charges against assange in connection to secrets. london police say that ecuador agreed to draw asylum for assange after officers arrested him. justice department says he may face up to five years in prison if convicted on the charges he now faces. 6:31, in the past hour-and-a-half, we are getting poll numbers on the biggest topics if california. when it comes to issues like the death penalty, sanctuary cities and horse racing. we have a look at what people are saying. pete. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, lawyer. >> reporter: those poll numbers from the quinnipiac poll you mentioned coming out in the past hour-and-a-half. these are on a number of important issues in california. we have a number of topics to cover. the first one is the death penalty act. it's been in the news for the past month or so.

41% actually approve to halt the death penalty in the state. while 46% oppose that decision. when it comes to the death penalty overall, 44% of those that took part in this poll prefer it, than convicts serve a lifetime in prison instead. governor newsome's approval sitting at 40% for his overall approval rate. the horse racing is in the spotlight at the santa anita racetrack. about 55% of californians want an independent panel to investigate the deaths. people are concerned with the high number of horse deaths at that specific track in california. when it comes to sanctuary cities, something discussed a lot in this state, californians are split on this issue. 46% of folks want the city to

continue to have the final decision on those issues, while 47% feel city should be forced to work with federal immigration officials within it comes to those issues. now, about a thousand people were polled when it comes to this latest quinnipiac poll, reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you. we are expected to learn today whether or not thousands of nurse at stanford will go on strike. the union representing them is fighting for higher wages, more workplace safety and better opportunities for nurses, which can transfer into part-time work. members authorized the vote to take place last month. the union plans to announce the results at noon today. this morning, we are learning about a reported rape on the campus of sonoma university. it happened early sunday morning and the victim is a student. the university sent out a warning to students about the crime yesterday. memo said the suspect is not a student there at the university

and that he had met the victim on a dating website. this is the second report of rape on xis thon campus this ye the owners of the so-called flintstones house has a bult battle to keep the home as it is, the home is more eye catching in the last year or so, that's because a new owner, a former publisher florence fang made some changes. it used to be traditional white. now it's all colored and has dinosaur art outside as well. the town sued saying yabba dabba don't, calling the home a nuisance, today fang and her attorney plan to talk about the suit along with her countersuit and why she feels like she is the victim. new for you this morning, a popular swim school founded by an olympian is being saved by

another olympian, the five time olympic gold medalist nathan adrian and his business partner are purchasing the curtis school of swimming. the building and pool were set to be demolished and make room for a housing development. agents decided to buy the property listed at $2 million. they plan to keep the school opened. that frenzy last night in the shark tank was nothing to be matched when the sharks took the first step if what is hopefully a run to the stanley cup trophy. so is this the year the sharks will win it all? >> it may be so. finally, further proof? hockey players are a tough breed. he literally takes a puck to the face to denext the first goal against vegas, he hardly flinched. what a tough guys, taking one

for the team. he returned with protective gear in the 2nd period. pavelski losing two teeth. >> within are you in the game, you shoot the puck. >> that one -- >> what did you say? i was looking at your mouth. this is playoff hockey with plenty of rough and tumble. ga imtwo back right at the shark tank. >> oh my gosh, not for the mother. >> i know. yeah. that's my son. >> but i tell you what, all the fans will be out and about tonight once again, which means west santa clara street will be a busy one. we have the taser market down the street. they have the jerseys hung up. there are a lots of restaurants and bars. hopefully, we take another win. as far as the west of the compute, the san mateo bridge seems to be your busiest bridge, the bay bridge toll plaza.

let's take a look at the east bay drive times. 17 minutes from 230 to highway 84. look at this live view of the south bay. >> that is a very friday light commute. it looks like a thursday. >> it looks like people are flying. >> maybe they're trying to get to the weekend. >> like you and me both. >> a lot of schools are on spring break. it will be a nice weekend to go out and about around the bay area. check out the coastal temperatures, reaching 68 degrees. 72 for the bay and inland temperatures on saturday, 75. we'll see more of the same on sunday, slightly cooler for the inland valleys. as you make plans, maybe you want to check out the earth day in the bay. you can go to the marine sciences institute with the kids and maybe even touch a shark. those temperatures will be in the upper 50s and low 60s

throughout the day. there is cardinal palooza happening all day on saturday. lot of events going on another stanford. so our temperatures will be in the upper 50s at about 10:00 and then reaching mid-60s. so perfect out there. and then on sunday, the autism speaks walk kicks off at about 10:00 a.m. we'll be at 59 degrees. i will be out there. come by, say hi. our temperatures will be nice and comfortable throughout the day i will be posting details of the events. check out the forecast half moon bay will be in the low 60s. still breezy, a touch cooler on sunday, going to yosemite, going hiking, it's going to be in the low 50s on friday. mid-50s on saturday as well as sunday. so we do have nice weather not only here, heading outside, it will be warming up to close to 80 degrees on saturday.

so warmer temperatures there. we'll talk about what's going on here for today, that's coming up in about 3 minutes. >> thanks, kari. >> that's all new for you this morning. a possible future 49er under fire. the controversial tweets he deleted on topics ranging from colin kaepernick. why he says he did it. plus you love her or you hate her. but would you hire her? the unique route kim kardashian is taking with the help of a bay area attorney to become a lawyer at 6:50. but first, doubling your rate. that's what pg&e pay reportedly do to all of us. companies reasoning is one of our top stories today. democrats upset about one word the attorney general said, i'll tell you all about it. taking you up to the big board, you are watching "today in the bay."

right now at 5:42, we start out with mostly clear skies, but the clouds will be rolling in soon. los gatos into the mid-60s. the rest of the forecast is looking much warmer. we will get a look at those numbers coming up in less than five minutes. >> how's this for a thursday morning commute in san jose? i'll have another look at how the drive times are doing in the entire bay area coming up. it is 6:42. one of our top stories, if wildfires persist, pg&e's could

double in the year. the report says if the fires continue to be as devastating as they have been in the past two years. the findings could also impact clean energy initiatives implemented in le responsibility, pg&e says it could affect people if disasters. pg&e is accused of starting the deadly wildfire last year. mourners are remembering rapper nipsey hussle at the staples center. the tickets ran out if less than an hour. this is yesterday. he was 21ed down outside of his los angeles clothing store more than a week ago. he was 33-years-old. his accused killer eric holder is pleading not guilty.

the new audit says workers are napping on the job, taking extended launch breaks and taking off for bereavement. about 30 employees were found to cost the state about $150,000 from july to december of last year by misusing tear time at work. the auditor is making several recommendations in light of the report, including more training for state supervisors. new this morning, two camp. hikers missing were found safe and alive. they left saturday morning for a day hike to montana baldi? san gabrielle mountains, when the two didn't return saturday night, a search was launched. they were recovered last night. the pair were given a medical evaluation and eventually reunited with family members, appearing healthy, he shared his

gratitude for his rescuers. >> thank you to all the volunteers that were helping look for us. we are very grateful to be found. >> he was an experienced hiker, the two rationed food and drank water through a life straw, which can filter dirty water. you can call this the latest lesson on being extra careful about your social footprint. >> one of the upcoming players for the 9ers for cleaning up its twitter feet. ohio state nick boza may be the best available player and may fall to the 49ers. he tells espn he decided to delete his tweets along with negative tweets about colin kaepernick because he doesn't want it to be an issue for the area here. >> although, now we have seen all that. a quarter to 7:00 right now, the president calling fbi agents who

investigated his campaign dirty cops and traitors. >> he is upsetting democrats. >> the attorney general general used the word spying instead of under surveillance. as you know, law enforcement gets a warrant. they tap phones. they take pictures with zoom lenses. you've seen it on every cop show. whether you call that under surveillance like law enforcement does or spying seems to depend on your politics and maybe which end of the zoom lens you are on. attorney general bill barr chose the word spying with testifying to senators on wednesday and that infuriated democrats. additionally, some news agencies, spectacularly conservative blogs treated what the attorney general said here as new information. it is not. we have known for months and months, the fbi was investigating and surveilling some of the members of the trump campaign, the fbi told us it happened. there is a fisa warrant i showed

you last summer showing the fbi was wiretapping carter page. we also know the fbi was wiretapping mike flynn. remember the justice department warned the white house that flynn had been lying about his contact with russians pause they heard him talking on the phone with russians. so this is not new. but the question bar is asking is was this under surveillance or spying legitimate? you know he says he has no reason to think it wasn't. >> you are not suggesting, though, that spying okurd? >> i don't, well, i guess you could -- i think there was spying did occur. yes, i think spying did occur. i'm not suggesting that those rules were violated, but i think it's important to look at that. and i'm not talking about the fbi necessarily but intelligence agencies more broadly. >> in other news, the irs missed a deadline congress said to turn

over president trump's tax returns. president trump says he will not allow them to be released. we will watch everything that's happening in washington. trump is meeting with the president of south korea. you can follow me on twitter i'm @scottmcgrew. >> we know who this woman is, she walked the red carpet and has been on tv shows. >> what is next for kim kardashian west? a possible job as an attorney. she says she's not going to law school. but she does intend to pass the law exam. she was inspired by helping alice marie johnson get clemency from president trump. her non-profit works on prison reform. she will be working closely with her organization's director and attorney and former pair of mill valley. >> well, her father was an attorney. >> that counts when your bar is one of the toughest ones to pass. >> yes.

i mean, look, if she can do it. i mean, good for her. >> that will be awesome. you can't fog somebody trying to learn. actual l actually to win clemency for that woman was a big deal for her. so much for her. >> good luck, kim. >> all right. we don't need luck when it comes to the weather. you told us it will be nice. >> it will be pretty nice. although it won't be clear and sunny. we will see more clouds, slightly cooler air. as we no into the rest of the forecast, it will be heating up. you can see the clouds rolling in over walnut creek. we're financial to see the sun peeking out every now and then, temperatures into the low 50, headed into the mid-50s. check out the 7-day forecast. it's up at the bottom of the screen. we will reach 66 in napa. 64 in san francisco and morgan hill. we are looking at a high of 68. still a lot of tree pollen floating around in the air. we haven't seen any rain and

it's still windy. so a lot of the trees are still plumeing. >> that pollen is fleeting through everywhere. there is a weak system bringing light snow to parts of the sierra. we pay see one to two inches out of that mostly >> mel b: and gusty winds. then as we no into the rest of the forecast, high pressure builds across the region. we will have a dry northerly wind, warming up those temperatures, going into tomorrow as well as saturday. then by sunday, that high pressure starts to being off. we have more of an on shore flow, bringing in those cooler ocean breezes. a weak disturbance will bring us a slight chance of some rain on monday. but it doesn't look like a really high chance. as we go into the next several days outlook temperatures go from the mid-60s to mid-70s, once again, those ocean breezes cool off the temperature on sunday, it makes it perfect for that autism walk on sunday, i

have been posting all the details on my social media pages. i will be tracking that rain that could be moving in on monday. not looking like a big storm this time. it's finally spring. you have been tracking the roads, it's been a fairly light compute all morning. >> it has. we are seeing build figure terms of traffic on the san mateo bridge, also southbound 880. me, i don't have any big accidents to report. let's take a look at slower spots, including the tri-valley westbound 24 minutes to grant line road. i'm noticing slowing on i-680. 16 minutes. it might be time to head out the door. i-580 seeing the big best traffic. but no accidents, a shooting that took place at a hospital in south carolina, a continfrontat

between a security guard. both were wounded. this is the second shooting at a south carolina hospital within the past few days. next on "today in the bay," a quick look at top stories, bleex founder julian assange coming to an abrupt end. the reason police in the uk finally brought him in. later. is the stress making it harder to kind of enjoy being a teenager? >> yes. >> yes. >> is high school harder these days? some teens sure think so next the news for you at this hour, the worry they have about handling stress. it's 6:52. we'll be back with more news after the break. you are watching "today in the bay."

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here are the top stories on to 6:54. welcome back to you before you head out the door, if that's where you are headed. here are the top stories on "today in the bay. request itself. >> breaking news we have been following all morning long, here is video into our newsroom in the last hour showing julian assange arriving at a london courthouse. the london police arresting him at the ecuadorian embassy, where he was holed up. that's when he first received asylum. the u.s. justice department saying they arrested him. authorities are in the process of working to extradite him. we are getting great new numbers, starting with the death penalty, 44% of california rans approve of gaffe gavin newsom's

executive actions in march to halt the death penalty in our state. 46 percent oppose it. when it comes to the death penalty. 41% prefer it with 41% if favor of having conflicts serve life in prison instead. governor newsome's approval knobs sitting a at 40% approval rate. when it comes to sank you can area cities, 46% of folks want to continue to leave the decisions up to the city. 47% think they should be forced to work with authorities. one of oprah's first products with happenle. she will work with prince harry to focus on a documentary on mental health. president insurance harry is an advocate for mental health. new for you, palo alto police are investigating a smash n grap.

two workers say they broke in and stole seven lap topped. police told us they hit this store several other times. >> plans for a new four-level parking garage. they are planning to have it on the field. alumni and athletes are complaining the construction project is stealing history. the school plans to build a multi-purpose recreation field across the garage. chp is trying the figure out how a man got killed. the driver said the man was pacing in the center divide.

he remained at the scene. chp would love to hear from anyone that saw what happened. >> they are listening to recordings from amazon alexa. the workers help alexa learn how to understand words and hear only things that you say after alexa. you can disable it in your alexa app. if you choose. we are hearing from students. teens will tell you they feel particularly vulnerable. >> it's somewhat hard, it feels like no one else is acknowledging it. >> yet, everybody is stressed o out. when you see that, we should be able do it, too. >> experts say suppress e stressed out teens are more

likely to feel anxiety and depression. look for more of this conversation coming up at 7:00 a.m. on the "today" show. >> what will they compare it to? then you think of other things we didn't have to deal with social media. >> ongoing areas. >> we want to take a look at that weather, before you head out the do youer. >> not a bad day. you can leave the umbrella at home. it's cooler, headed into tomorrow, it starts to warm up. it will feel very much like spring, saturday slightly cooler. still keeping the dry conditions into early next week. >> vianey in for mike, has a look at slow spots in the east bay? that's where i'm noticing it around southbound 880 and highway area. you are looking at 23 minutes. there are no traffic collisions,

it's building morning traffic. hey, that's what's happening in the bay. we are back with a live local update. >> don't forget to join us at mid-day 11:00 so have a great day and thanks for starting your morning with us.