to thin and loosen excess mucus. and lasts for 12 hours. mucinex 12 hour. ad lib live picture - golden gate bridge. good morning and thank you for joining us. i )m marcus washington. and i )m laura garcia. toss to weather. >> and a good friday morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. and i think he's ready for the weekend. >> summed it up. >> all right. it's going to be a beautiful california day too. we'll be warming up. a live look at san jose. starting out crisp and clear. temperatures in the lower 50s. evergreen will see those temperatures warming up. and here's a look at our highs today. check that out. 73 in concord, oakland.

67 today in san francisco. t the bay bridge. >> i looked at the map and saw where chp reported it. somewhere in the mix there chp cleared it. it is now clearo san francisco looking at the span. westbound 80. they recorded that in to san francisco. again, just cleared as far as chp is concerned. smooth drive to the bay bridge. brentwood, 580, moving slowly. guys, we have a great start to this friday. back to you. thank you, mike. >> taking a live look at san francisco right now. a shocking report comes out claiming that the white house tried to pressure i.c.e. officials to release detainees in sanctuary cities. >> it would have affected cities like we have reaction from local official. good morning, pete.

>> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. a stunning report from the "washington post". the plan was to put detainees in sanctuary cities like here in san francisco. we know that they reviewed emails from department of homeland security officials when it comes to their report that was just released overnight. now, it says that the current administration proposed this plan twice. the first time in november of last year, as the migrant caravan approached the u.s. southern border. and in february. you remember during the standoff over funding over the president's plan for a border wall. the white house asked officials in migrants could be arrested and then bussed to small and mid-sized sanctuary cities where local authorities refused to hand over undocumented immigrants in the past.

they wanted to send a message to the democrats. nancy pelosi had this to say. the extent of this administration's cynicism and cruelty cannot be overstated. using human being including little children as pawns is despicable and in some cases criminal. they rejected this idea calling it inappropriate. the white house says it was only a suggestion and is no longer under consideration. reporting live. pete suratos, "today in the bay". >> very interesting, pete. thank you. our coverage of this developing story continues next with a live report from capitol hill as washington wakes up and more reactions comes in. here's a story you will only see a nbc bay area. 12 vta buses out of service following a caud by tiny mites.

three other fear they may have it. the driver is concerned the buses are too dirty. >> so that is a bit alarming. i think they should thoroughly check to make sure it isn't from taking the bus. in that was a passenger there. the pest control company terminix is treating the buses. happening today, a bay area man accused of shooting at security cameras at two san jose schools is expected to face a judge. concerned parents are expected to tanner a hearing for nicholas o'connor. police say he fired a gunshot while on campus at willow glen high and booksin. he is also accused of trying to buy and build a gun while attending classes in utah. a city supervisor is hoping to fight homelessness in the city. they are regarding homeless navigation center in every

district. under the plan, each district would be required to open up a center in the next 30 minutes. if they do not comply, there is no formal penalty. in the past, districts have fought against the shelters citing costs, location, and not enough of a need in certain neighborhoo neighborhoods. a tragic story out of the east bay we have been following. >> a 4-year-old oakland boy who accidentally shot himself in the head is showing signs of improvement. the family says it is a sign of hope. >> say hello to the world. say hello world. >> it's hard to believe less than two weeks ago, he was clinging to life after accidentally shooting himself in the head. his grandfather filmed this video of the 4-year-old awake. aware. and even sipping juice from a straw.

>> he got taken off icu. he is breathing on his own. he is doing something different every day. he is rolling his eyes at nurses, moving his tv. he's rolling around in his chair. he's doing wonderful. >> his brother says she was talking about his favorite things. >> i started talking about food. and he started moving his head. cheese burgers, french fries, fried chicken, fried fish, crab. at the end of march, he got a hold of his mother's boyfriend's gun. inside an east oakland home. she vows never to go back there. >> i don't plan on talking with nobody that is associated with that house. i'm focused on my son. >> the young boy is in physical therapy. his grandfather says he's getting stronger every day. >> we have to figure out what functions he has. what will be affected and won't be affected.

that part ain't important to me. what is important is that he is going to live. wow. so the family says they won't know for at least a couple of weeks if there is any permanent damage. there's no timeline to bring him home just yet. >> that is amazing. 4:37 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay", uber filed for what could be the most anticipated ipo since facebook. what the company is sharing before going public that might shock you. plus, another company launching a streaming service. what customers could experience and the crowd the company is looking to attract. 4:37. for 50 years, cracker barrel

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i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. yesterday stocks ended flat as investors looked ahead to earnings season. jpmorgan chase just reported earnings that were better than expected. wes fargo later today. watch on import prices and consumer sentiment. big disney news. the company unveiled its new streaming service. disney plus will launch november 12th and cost $6.99 a month. that is cheaper than the most netflix fan. they have a more narrow focus, including more family-friendly shows, marvel, pixar and hannah montana. disney says everything can be do what could be the facebook. the company listed shares on the most anticipated ipo since new york stock exchange and could go public early next month. uber giving a look under the

hood of its business. it has 91 million users and generated more than $11 billion in revenue last year from rides and other services like uber eats. uber is also warning it may never turn a profit. marcus and laura, back to you. that's not good to say when you're looking for investors. thank you, frank. coming up on "today in the bay", a check of your friday morning. >> it's going to be nice. all that sunshine warming us up. here's a live look at walnut creek as you head out the door. another cool start with lower 50s. but the temperatures by late morning start to warm up fast. we get a look at all our microclimates coming up next. >> still down one lane at the golden gate bridge because they are doing the overnight road work. it should be cleared in the next few minutes.

ad lib live picture - san rafael this morning-- a investigated morning. friday, s curve, san rafael. maybe getting a jump on their weekend. a look at the morning commute and the forecast in just a moment. 4:44. this morning an admitted accidental car thief is trying to make a mends. he is using twitter to do it. he said he accidentally stole a car to grab a slurpee two decades ago. his co-worker allowed him to do it. he returned the car. didn't realize he took the wrong vehicle until the following day.

now he's taking to twitter to fiend the car's owner and apologize. must be on his mind after all of these years. >> i'm so confused. >> he's like, i need a slurpee. i go out to the parking lot. but i accidentally get in the wrong car. >> how do you start -- >> how do you start the car? >> that's my question. how do you start the car?ay. you get in it. that's one thing. >> yeah. >> do you go like this. >> you hot wire it. you have to get the slurpee. >> okay. let's talk about weather. this is confusing. >> yeah. and it's friday. that is not confusing at all. we are headed straight toward the weekend. oakland, oracle arena. the seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen. the fraught veil bart station, low 50s. mostly sunny. quickly warming temperatures. great day to head outside for

lunch. it will be in the low 60s, eventually hitting 70 in oakland. napa, expect a high of 73 degrees. and 67 in san francisco. low 70s for the inland areas. a nice little breeze. mostly sunny skies. we'll see the temperatures continuing to warm for the weekend. as you look out the window, you're getting started today. you do need a jacket for the early hours with with many microclimates starting out at 50 degrees. later today, short sleeves. it will be so nice and comfortable. look howar iis as i show the regional view of the satellite imagery. no major storms headed our way. in fact, we have very dry air out there. anything that has been developing is going to go up and around. headingrweek. we will just enjoy the maybe you're heading out to the cherry blossom festival in san fr1:ancisc to 6:00 p.m. japantown, temperatures will start out in the upper 50s, reaching lower 60s throughout the rest of the day. on sunday, i'll be emceeing the

autism speaks walk. it's going to be beautiful out there. temperatures in the low 60s at the time that the walk starts. and warming up into the upper 60s going throughout the day. so we have nice weather weekend ahead. hopefully you'll join me out there at the walk. i've been posting about it. a slight chance of rain. not seeing anything heavy here. it warms up going through the middle of next week. mike, you've been looking at one blip in the tri-valley. >> i have been looking at those posts. thank you for sharing all of those bits of information about autism. it shed a lot of light on folks that i work with as well. over here, a smooth drive. gr e-84, i've seen it move, push down. i think there is a creweth iny from c road work. the dublin interchange, just fine. crass troe valley just fine as well. we have one minor crash reported

eastbound 37 coming away from th novato. partially blocking the slow lane. no blockages for transit lines. parking lot will get fully started in 10 minutes. we have a couple trains already on time. nice well-lit shot of the san mateo bridge behind me. the sign is blocked but it says high winds on the bridge. watch that span. no problems reported. once again, golden gate bridge, watching it clear. it's halfway across. cleared up all the cones in just a few minutes. back to you. thank you so much, mike. crges this morning after san with her car and kept driving. the kim later died. police say this happened early yesterday. she allegedly drove through the intersection of nieman and laddie way.

she hit the victim, got out of her car, checked on her, but then drove away. she was found parked on a nearby street. it is the 10th deadly collision this year between a car examine pedestrian in san jose this year. berkeley seismologists explaining how an early warning system can give 20 seconds for an earthquake. >> it is slowly being rolled out across the bay area. the hope is to get enough people the time to duck and cover before they feel the quake. dr. strauss says one of the early signs is being developed at uc berkeley. she said lots of improvements have been made to structures over the last decade. >> utilities and other lifelines have really worked hard to try to harden the structures so bad things won't happen. so that's very good. >> dr. strauss encourages people to have supplies and a plan for what to do after a large

earthquake strikes. 4:50 right now. state lawmakers are pushing for more access to cannabis. it would force cities and of goes to allow pot stores in their communities. despite legalization of recreational pot, 77% of local governments passed ordinances. the bill would override them. >> if they want to not issue the permits, they should ask the voters to speak again. not the elected officials, not the people people subject to a vocal minority. >> the bill would require local governments to approve one cannabis per license for every four liquor licenses. people want to see the mayor have more control. a ballot measure would change the current form of government. the mayor would be separate from the city council and have the ability to veto its decisions.

council members could then override the vetoes. right now the vote counts as each other council member when it comes to making policy. new video to show you this morning. look at that running down the street. unwelcomed visitor in yuba city tree. emergency responderit. it was eventually taken back to nature. before all this happened, he was spotted earlier in the evening. officials originally hoped it would find its way to its own habitat. it looks like it was looking for the perfect house. 4:52 right now. coming up on "today in the bay". >> we help consumers with a problem and we help them get their money back. it all adds up in a big way.

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online to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thanks, chris. kari has a look at the smilebri. >> not only is it friday, but it's going to be around 70 degrees and sunny. does it get any better than that? a live look outside at palo alto. temperatures start out cool, but the warmup is on the way. a look at all our microclimates coming up next. >> and a look at the roadway itself. nice speeds. no problem getting over here. the bridges are showing a little divide here. plus, playoff fever. big game starting tonight. a warning for anyone looking to buy tickets to the games, though. you're watching "today in the bay". for 50 years, cracker barrel

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developing overnight: busing migrant detainees to san francisco and other sanctuary cities. right now at 5:00, bussing detainees to san francisco and other sanctuary cities. that's a plan the white house and president trump actually considered. why it never became a reality >> a double shooting investigation in contra costa county. accident happened and the conditions. >> coming up in a live report, the warning going out to fans hoping to catch the action live and in person. "today in the bay" continues

right now. >> live and in person right now. "today in the bay" team. good morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. it is friday. we have to get to kari hall. >> it's a little cool as you head out the door. other than that, it is great. napa starts out with the coolest temperature, 42 degrees. 50 in palo alto, half moon bay. 48 in san jose. martinez starts out at 50. it will head to low 60s, 70s by noon. mike, it's looking like friday. >> it is looking green on the sensors. even out of the altamonte pass. a drive down to orange. which means speeds at the worst. maybe mid-50s.

smooth flow. getting over to caldecott. no problems for the a couple cars all the way off to the left approach. the cash lanes are opening up guys. back to you. 5:00 right now. now overnight, a shocking report says the white house wanted to target its political enemies by bu