the five before youyou. all happening on california live this morning on 11 this 30 on nbc bay area. and a good thursday morning to you right here. picture it, today, it will be the hottest day of the year so far. wow! i do like the sound of that 4:30 right now. thanks, for starting your day with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura diaz. >> the hottest day of the year sounds good in april. >> it doesn't sound good at all. here's a live look in dublin. a lot of people out on the roads with a mostly clear start to the day. as you make your way out, a cool start, 40s, low 50s, look at those temperatures jump at least 5 degrees every hour. so it will be warming up pretty fast. we will be talking about the 80s, mike, are you already

starting with a crash in oakland. >> i just heard there is a traffic rig going on right now. so even though things look great, contra costa county, there is a traffic rig to remove three vehicles. i am not hearing of any injuries. we will update that we will track that. bay bridge toll plaza for the rest of the bay, west 24, currently in traffic. >> thanks, so much. all eyes on washington on capitol hill. attorney general william barr is expected to hold a news conference americans should get a highly redacted report. already, breaking news, house speaker nancy pelosi and democratic leader cluck schumer are already calling for special

counsel mueller to publicly testify saying in part, quote, we believe the only way to begin restoring public trust in the handling of the special counsel's investigation is for special counsel mueller himself to provide public testimony to the house and senate as soon as possible. >> this is one of many battles merging ahead in the release of the report. >> hours before the release of special counsel robert mueller's redacted report. the battle over timing is already under way. attorney general william barr is set to hold a news conference. democrats are worried they will hour after he speaks. >> attorney general bar senior fought letting the report speak for itself but bake in the narrative about the report to the benefit of the white house. >> reporter: according to a new court filing, some members of congress will see a different version of the report with fewer redactions. >> that one available only for

limited members and staff. president trump's legal team is hunkered down preparing for the report's release. the "new york times" is reporting the president's attorneys have had numerous conversations with justice department officials in recent days about mueller's conclusions, talks that are helping the president's team plan the rebuttal. >> you did not brief the white house been that information is public let alone a criminal investigation into the president, himself. >> reporter: for weeks, barr has been working with mueller's team to redact information that could expose intelligence sources among other reasons, that's not good enough for democrats who are fighting to see every word. the house judiciary committee authorized suspense, those suspense could come as early as friday, terry mcsweeney, today in the bay. >> again, barr's news conference starts at 6:30 our time. we will turn it over for an nbc

special report. nbc expects to continue its coverage thi morning overseas, cameras capturing the moment a 6.1 earthquake struck on the eastern side of taiwan today. it happened at 1:00 p.m. local time. they were swaying back and forth in this newsroom where it was centered. the quake did cause damage extending to the capital of taipei, some 70 miles away, there are reports of broken water pipes, cracked buildings, even a landslide. the two hikers in a national park were injured. well, today is the 113th anniversary of the great san francisco earthquake. >> and like they do every year, people will gather in the city to commemorate the event. that's where we find "today in the bay" pete suratos with a crowd behind you. >> reporter: good morning. >> that crowd is gathering here

in san francisco, you can see it over my left shoulder. as you guys mentioned, it marks the 113th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake. this event will start shortly around 4:45 a.m. is what we are being told. there is plenty of importance when you talk about this location, specifically serving as a meeting point of the earthquake that took place in 1906. you will see city residents gathering for a wreath laying ceremony, that will remember the thousands of lives lost during that earthquake. the event is slated to take place in ten minutes from now. the last survivor of the earthquake passed away in 2016. by 12:00 a.m., there s be a moment of silence, that's when the earthquake took place. we will bring that to you live when it takes place. we are live for "today in the

bay." >> thank you, pete. 4:35 to coincide with today's anniversary, san francisco plans to test its mor. the city department of emergency management plans to send a text and e-mail text messages to subscribers. this is the same notification system that alerts people about things like tsunami warnings and traffic disruptions. well, two big tech companies are expected to debut on wall street today. bay area based company zoom and pinterest are both expected to go public. it's not just tech companies hitting the national financial sta stage. green lane is changing on a major stock exchange today. if you are wondering, uber's highly anticipated ipo is expected to debut next month. sports fans will be glued tn three games to one loss means t

stacked for the season. there is a pre rally starting at 00ey hope to get back on track after a historic collapse in game two. they led by 31 points in the third quarter. well, that loss was painful all around as the team lost him indefinitely to that torn quad, ouch. coming up next on "today in the bay, your e-mails may have been uploaded without your permission. up next, we will tell you where it landed and what the social media giant is saying this morning. another popular text join or text name is baik making its wall street debut. look at how things are looking for pinterest.

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good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. yesterday the markets lost steam after a mixed set of earnings and a drop in healthcare stocks, still, keep this in perspective. the dow, nasdaq and msnp are less than half. today unemployment and retail sales as well as earnings and travelers and american express report. facebook says it may have unintention ally uploaded the e-mail contactss of up to a million-and-a-half users without permission this happened when they signed up for new 2016. a spokesperson says those contacts were not shared with anyone, the company is delete them. this is the latest incident in a

long list of privacy issues plaguing the tech giants which is facing groft scrutiny. the company making its wall street debut pinterest above the expected range, giving the mobile app, a marketing value of more than $10 billion. pinterest has 265 million monthly users, has yet to turn a profit. it will trade on the new york stock exchange under the symbol pins. back over to you. >> a lot of people use that. so. >> i got a good of recipes for youch thanks. >> thanks. 4:41 for you right now, check out theheckg out w feel l. here's a look at the sap center, starts out with low 50 warms up quite a bit throughout the day. we'll take a closer look at those numbers next. >> not on ice, highway 101 is

flowing. we saw a clearing. that's slowing here, what's slowing getting for the bay bridge. >> we have a traffic update. we'll update that coming up. a product arrives addressed to you, but you never ordered it. so do you have to pay for it? the federal trade submission says, no, federal laws prohibit mailing unordered merchandise to consumers and demanding payment. as for the product. the ftc says it's yours. you have a right to keep it as a gift. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know. 1-888-996-tips or on nbcbayarearesponds.com.

. a very good thursday morning to you. i had to stop to think about it there for a second. friday eve taking a live look outside, it is holy thursday as well. exempt rating holy week right now. most of the folks are out the door already on their way to quarter too mars, you don't want guys recently welcomed 103 students for a tour. and they were able to put on martian suits and enjoy the terrain. the company says it hopes to open the base to tourists next year. >> wow. >> i was thinking it was going to be something else. >> does that mean the track suit is coming back? >> oh, yeah. >> i know, bring something back.

>> well, you will need the shorts, it will be hot. >> it will be hot, it's feeling like this -- [ inaudible audio ] in walnut creek, we start out with a clear sky, also going to see the temperatures in the lower 50s as you get ready to head out the door. we will hold steady at 53 degrees at 7:00. we see our temperatures warming up quickly throughout the rest of the day, 70s already by 11:00. that's where we should be for the high. for the south bay, our highs will be warmer than yesterday, reaching 82 from cupertino, still a breezy northwesterly wind, martinez will be up to 81 degrees and 84 in livermore. you can see how warm it's going to be as we looka a well, half y up to 70 degrees, that's perfect. embarcadero ch hotter in palo

today, north bay reaching as high as 84 degrees in you could iia. -- ukiah. napa reaching 83. if are you going to the sharks' game tonight, we have a lot of pre-game activities starting at 5:00. it's going to be very warm. 82 degrees. by the time that match starts, it will be about 77 degrees so feeling much better as we see those temperatures dipping this evening. looking at what's happening, a view with the satellite imagery shows there will be a storm system moving across the pacific northwest. >> that will actually be advancing towards the bay area. it will change our wind direction and not bring any rain? we are looking at still some dry conditions. we do have a spike in temperatures today. still very warm tomorrow. coming down for easter weekend, but check out what happens next week. we're just going to heat t agai tuesday and wednesday. san francisco low 70s today. and some lower 60s by saturday.

i'm be watching those temperatures for you and, mike, you are seeing there is something else going on, on highway? >> highway 24. we had that traffic brigg because of a crash. we take a big look at the bay, the only thing is that slowdown. we are approaching 580 and 24 for west bound direction. you are slowing from highway 13, jamming up around broadway. the crash reported just past telegraph, we got word that two left lanes are opened. two right lanes are still blocked by that crash. they're waiting for a number of tow trucks. one car soundslike like this there is bad damage. no major injuries, that's the good news, traffic along the interchange, here's concord and the upper east shore freeway. they're moving towards the bridge. with folks held up right there on 24, that's holding up the cash payers over here. so not as much as a backup. even though we have one lane on either side with no cash service. they may have landed that the last few minutes, traffic starts

to flow there. we have the overnight road crew on that richmond san rafael bridge, speeds will improve, be careful over there. bridge, which moves 92, san smoothly. a steady flow of traffic. back to you. thank you so much. 4:49. oral arguments get under way to block the administration's plans to strip federal funding for abortion clinics. the attorney general is leading the charge against what the white house calls the protect life rule. abortion clinics will no longer be eligible for title 10 funding, if the rule takes effect as planned in may. may 3rd, in fact. organizers like planned parenthood would be there for screenings and contraception. they call it reckless and illegal. today will mark the third day of jury selection in the high profileternates along with

12-member jury. the defendants each face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the deadly 2016 fire. one count for each person who died. an update on a plan to open a homeless navigation center on the embarcadero. they met with people who live in the area where the center will go up. the court will have to lease the land to the city before they ever get the green light. leaders want to hear the concerns from neighbors. >> the residents have a right to be angry. they're just doing it anyway. so that's a shame. >> the mayor already modified the original proposal by reducing the number of beds in the shelter and ramping them up commission is set on tuesday. sean spicer went uninterrupted during his speech

at uc berkeley last night. >> what makes the country great is our ability to say what we want. >> he served in the trump administration for six months in 2017. two years ago, the berkeley college republicans invited a controversial conservative for an event. >> that event had to be cancelled because ofversy kind laid down the law and showed people you can't act like children and violent protesters like they did at our event if february, 2017, it's been much better since then. >> you may remember last month a man punched in the face while recruiting for a conservative organization on campus. members say they plan to host more events on campus. city vehicles in oakland may soon be running on cooking oil. happening todahel partner with company called nestia to gather raw materials like cooking oil

and turned into diesel fuel. the city says it will help improve the environment by reducing emissions from city vehicles. on "today in the bay," the latest accusation, a designer. first happening now, police officers crash before police managed to step in. a lot more news ahead on this thursday k. ad lib live picture o

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4:55 right now. take a live look out at palo alto. people are on the road already. we will have a look at that commute coming up in just a bit. authorities on the central coast say dna evidence has helped them track a four decades old cold case. author rudy martinez died a few years ago in prison. police in san luis obispo say it links him to a double murder in the 1970s. he also sexually assaulted both victims. later, he was sentenced to life in prison fnumerous rapes and h lived under an alias for two decades, in 2013, he turned himself in after being diagnosed with term fal cancer. a case of meningitis at san diego state university. they are contacting people that attended a dance.

those students are urged to go to a free host exposure clinic. in the fall, approximately 350 students were told to get vaccinated twice following a meningitis outbreak. new details for you on that ongoing college admissions scandal. a if you report suggests the husband of actress lori loughlin may have lied about his own education. a fashion blog states that mossimo giannulli convinced his dad he was a student by falsifying reporting cards and allegedly used his money to start a tee-shirt business. they are accused of paying bribes to get their daughters into usc. coming up next, the long awaited mueller report today. the latest coming up. first a reported forecast. pretty hot and tremendous. >> yes, starts out nice. what we normally see this time of year. iment e it warms up fast.

concord at 71 at 11:00. more on that next. i zoomed into the lights, northbound 101 in palo alto, taillights. we have construction crews moving standards over there. we'll show you how it is for highway 24 coming up. wimpy trash bags? c'mon.

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we are live on capitol hill as what the top democrat is looking for as we await the release in a few hours. the search for suspects in the latest jewelry store break-in, in the bay area. this time in contra costa county. the evidence they are focusing on ♪ san francisco open your golden gate < musical notes> era, san the stranger francisco's iconic musical gets ready to say good-bye after four decades of music and a lot of laughter. how to get your hands on the remaining beach blanket babylon tickets. "today in the bay" continues right now. a classic show there. good morning to you, thank you so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. first we want a look at that weather, karen, it will be a nice one. >> that's what everyone will be talking about how warm it will be today, especially in the

inland areas. we start with a live look outside in palo alto, lower 50s, all career skies, warming up pretty fast. at noon, it is 74 degrees. we continue to go up from there looking at some mid-80s for parts of the south bay as well as the i-