allegedly shot at the patrol car. he fell. then he also picked up the again again. that's when the two other officers discharged their weapons and shot him to defuse the situation. he will sift through the details and bring us another report in about a half hour. >> yeah. they said they would do another press conference 48 to 72 hours from now. we will watch for that as well. we want to go to vianey arana, who is following the weather for us today. certainly something a lot of people will be talking about, especially on good friday. >> a lot of people have plans to be outside. you're already planning for your sunday. it involves family, food, and a lot of love. all right. morning commute, we have 60s expected through 9:00 a.m. mostly clear skies. but, again, that marine layer is going to bring an onshore flow. check this out.

we will still be in the upper 70s. driving this morning or taking public transportation, we will start in the 50s. but, again, we will be climbing into the 70s. still above some. still warm despite the warming trend. saturday, we have a quick-moving system that might bring a couple areas of drizzle. i will go over that for you in just a bit. now aim check of the roads with mike. >> a drizzle of the freeway traffic. this is the biggest backup we have on the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. cash lanes are moving much better. they just cleared construction. crews from the westbound direction, meaning things will move much more smoothly. >> thank you very much, mike. reaction still coming in this morning to the release of the mueller report. as lawmakers continue to pour over 400 pages, house speaker

nancy pelosi is responding from northern ireland. tracie potts is live in washington. pelosi is saying in an al knew interview and what she is not saying at this point. tracie? >> reporter: not saying a lot. she is overseas on what they like to call a codel, co-delegation. cameras caught her to ask what she thinks about the mueller report. >> just say this. on any trip that i go with my colleagues, we all understand that we do not leave the country to criticize the president of the united states. we may have differences on policy and that, but we are not there to criticize. >> so it sounds like pelosi will be mum on the mueller report until she gets back to the u.s. maybe even back to the bay area. i'll tell you one person this morning who is not mincing words about the report.

president trump on twitter calling it the crazy mueller report and some other colorful language as well. the president off to mar-a-lago talking about how he believes he was exonerated by this report. >> all right. thank you, everybody. >> it's called no collusion, no obstruction. >> reporter: the mueller report raises more questions than answers. >> it is certainly not game over. >> reporter: the report outlines 10 years of possible obstruction, including multiple attempts to fire special counsel robert mueller. mueller says he could not determine the president's intent. >> those acts of obstruction of justice, whether they are criminal or not, are deeply alarming. >> reporter: mueller left it to congress to follow-up. >> and the responsibility now falls to congress to hold the

president accountable for his actions. >> reporter: they not only want the full report -- >> no one outside the department has seen the unredacted report. >> reporter: -- they want mueller to testify. >> i want to be able to ask mr. mueller, who is a former republican-appointed fbi director, about what happened with this investigation. >> reporter: republicans deny attorney general william bar -- >> no collusion. >> reporter: -- dave the report a positive spin for president trump. >> i think it's laughable to see them turn their guns on him. >> reporter: they said this is t the end of my presidency. and new this morning, the house judiciary chair says within hours they are sending out a subpoena for that full report. back to you, kris. so many different interpretations. the good thing is we can look at

it ourselves if we want to go through the 400 pages. i know you have, tracie. 6:04. a suspect is now in custody following a standoff with police in the north bay. and we're learning this morning that he is the same suspect responsible for shutting down the bay area bridge just two weeks ago. pete suratos joining us live from the benecia martinez bridge. pete? >> reporter: yeah. good morning to you, marcus. the suspect was out on bail following an incident less than two weeks ago. and then overnight he is involved in this police standoff. i want to show you video from overnight. the man we are talking about is 54-year-old rodney brickerhoff. he was arrested near the 300 block of east 8th street in benecia. he called 3:00 p.m. claiming he had a firearm, threatening a relative that lived with him. they were able to negotiate on the phone and got him to peacefully surrender just past

11:00 p.m. police located multiple loaded and unloaded firearms. this happened two weeks after a previous incident on the benecia martinez bridge with this suspect april 5th. chp had to close down the bridge for hours due to a bomb and suicide threat involving the suspect. no bombs were located by officials. there were no injuries in both incidents. as for the confiscated firearms, no word if they were registered to the suspect. thank you, pete. 6:06. an alert if your morning commute takes you through contra costa county. brentwood are cracking down on distracted drivers. they will look for drivers working their phones from behind the wheel. this is one of several agencies doing the same thing statewide.

if you are caught as a first-time offender you face a $162 fine. >> a live look at sfo. long-term parking there is about to get a whole lot cheaper. yes, you heard me. something in the bay area getting cheaper. >> how is that possible? >> it is. the costs are going down from the current $25 per day to $18 per day effective may 1st. this week the airport announcing new rates to coincide with the opening of its new six-story parking garage that will more than double long-term capacity to nearly 7,000 spaces. and with this weekend's big holiday passover, good friday and easter, a lot of folks may be traveling. and researchers at baylor are reminding you to be very careful on your trip, specifically at airports and hotels. this is because one study found that airport security bins can carry more germs than a toilet if you buy food at one of those airport grab and go stands, check the labels to make sure

the food isn't expired. when you get to your seat, wipe it down. those tray tables as well before you start eating on them on the plane. at hotels, use those anti wipes on the controls, phones, and light switches. it is also a good idea to wash out the glasses left in the bathroom. in the gym, clean off the weights and machines before and after you use them. all good advice there. >> i'm glad you told me after i went on vacation. yuck. the port of san francisco released this new video of what a potentially catastrophic earthquake might look like. it is a simulation of a magnitude 8 quake and also a warning that first responders might not be able to get to you if the embarcadero seawall fails. the simulation is based on engineering studies.

that's why they always say be ready to stand on your own for 48 hours unless you are truly, truly hurt. now to vianey. we want to look at the forecast. vianey, a little easter egg hunt, basketball games, hockey games going on this weekend. >> a lot going on. no correlation between weather and earthquakes. no such thing as earthquake weather. usgs said statistically speaking there has been equal distribution no matter cold, rain, or anything like that. let's talk about your microclimate highs. daytime highs topping out in the upper 70s in spots. for the most part, we will be above seasonal. oakland topping out in the low 70s. 80 in concord. an increase in cloud cover because the cooldown is under way.

marine layer building along the coast. are we seeing any fog on the roads? >> just the golden gate bridge. low clouds, vianey. you know that. we haven't had any complaints or problems reported to chp. green sensors. blips of orange. that's not bad. bob redell showed you the press conference that was over there and also the investigation that continues near washington hospital. that's in fremont off mowery. but next to washington hospital is the fremont parking lot station. folks might access using civic center drive. there's mowery. here important walnut. that's where a lot of folks access it on the kaiser side of the parking lot. no delays reported for those lines. in fact, the roadways reporting no problems as well. back to you. thanks, mike. >> all right. a paris nightmare. a baby snatched away. the quick thinking who pulled

his toddler from the jaws of a wild dog. a spectacular return for two ipos. we will brick you all the numbers when "today in the bay" continues.

good morning and happy friday.

this is the biggest backup of our toll plaza. one in the middle is empty. i believe that cash lane is not open. how open the rest of the roads are, though, coming up. very good morning. happy friday as well. what a performance from the two bay area companies that went public this week. pinterest priced at the top of its range on its ipo. then thursday it went even higher. zoom video was up a racket, up 72% in its first day of trading. now the performance of both of those should give other companies confidence about their chances on the markets. zoom on the left opening the nasdaq, pinterest on the right opening the new york stock exchange. meantime, the daily problems

continue for facebook. we told you yesterday about a mistake that facebook made that uploaded people's male contacts. now the "washington post" reports the federal trade commission is looking into sanctioning, not facebook but mark zuckerberg specifically. two people close to the investigation say they could demand overnight over the facebook ceo. a babysitter. a poll among tech workers, there is far more trust of local marijuana dispensaries than social media. even among people who work at social media companies. here's the guy who did the study. >> you know, you could have chosen lots of things. do you trust social media more than -- and you chose the cannabis industry. why did you choose that? >> well, we chose it because oubz conversation. >> because it got you on today. >> it got me on tv. >> we will talk about it sunday

morning right after "meet the press". and zoom and pinterest. we will talk to the leader of one of the most successful ipos ever about what lyft and pinterest. he made several hundred employees millionaires. used his own stock to give it to employees so they too could be millionaires. >> that's amazing. >> how do you go back to working, right? focus as opposed to much whatting cnbc. hey, did you see the stock price? >> exactly. >> our former babysitter works for pinterest. she will never babysit again. breaking news in the east bay where a fire in san leandro, a strip mall there. and it looks like there is some type of fire in the attic of one

of the buildings. a lot of businesses in the shopping center. sky ranger is there. a lot of different stores in this building. cell phone store, eateries. this is right across from mckinley elementary school. of course we will stay on tofpt sto top. later on "today in the bay" and nbcbayarea.com or twitter feed. a lot of crosstown traffic. >> yeah. all right. well, what about the rest of it? we'll talk about that in a minute. we'll talk about the weather as well. not a factor. >> we have no winds. no matter if it's a building fire or wildfire. the temperatures are cooler this afternoon. santa rosa, 48. san francisco, 49 degrees.

we've got an onshore flow that is bringing the cloud cover. we have a building marine layer. you can see it is starting to hug the coastline in through san francisco and half moon bay as well. we're also going to notice cooler daytime highs today. i think we will enjoy it. temperatures will still be comfortable, above seasonable. but not as warms as the last few days we have seen. concord, though, still in the 80-degree mark. so is antioch. morgan hill, 79. in through napa, 78. and heading into the city in san francisco, 64 degrees. so let's talk about your pollen report. if you are like me and you suffer from allergies, keep in mind that today grass is very high. trees are moderate. weeds and mold, not so much. take the allergy medication with you because it will be such a sunny weekend that we will definitely see a lot of people outside. as we head into tomorrow, we have a quick-moving system that

will kick up our winds and keep our daytime highs cooler. the majority of the showers will be staying off to the north and east of us. heading out to lake tahoe, get some showers. yosemite area as well. coastal mountains, including santa cruz area, might see drizzle. models are still popping up drizzle in through tomorrow afternoon. it clears out rather quickly. by easter sunday, skies mostly clear. temperatures will begin to warm back up. not in the upper 60s but low 70s. so that building high pressure will kind of stick around into monday and tuesday. and notice by tuesday, our temperatures begin to warm up into the mid-80s. by wednesday, we could see spots in the 80s. maybe even low 90s for the interior areas. we'll cooldown and warm right back up. mike, how is everything on the roads? >> first of all, i don't like the low 90s. not so excited. the green is what i'm excited

about. this light friday commute continues to contra costa county. rio vista moving smoothly. also out of the north bay. it will back up early this afternoon. probably about 1:00. heading to sacramento, the sierra. there is a lot of snow still here. eastbound 580, over toward tracy. keep that in mind. the only areas that pronounced red and orange, the richmond-san rafael bridge and the bay bridge. this is the volume that has built. notice the cash lane here. it is not open for business. it shows the backup as you approach. normally this would be fine for this time of morning. but really it's the only backup. slowing on the berkeley curve. at the toll plaza, look how clear that is. a low cloud cover that vianey is talking about. not presenting a problem for our commute. fog at the golden gate bridge.

a smooth flow of traffic. out of the north bay, approaching the golden gate bridge, you are getting met with dense fog right at the toll plaza. meanwhile, san mateo, a little farther south moving slowly. a nice crossing for most of the bay bridge. back to you. mike, thank you very much. staying on top of the breaking news. police shooting and killing a man outside washington hospital in fremont who they say pulled a gun on an officer first. bob redell has another live report in just about 10 minutes.

are testing a new program to let food-stamp 6:24 for you right now. amazon, walmart and shop rite a are getting the green light from the u.s. department of agriculture much the pilot is starting first in upstate new york but expected to eventually roll out in alabama, iowa, maryland, nebraska, new jersey, oregon and washington state. that pilot will also include online ordering. a new video of the aftermath of a very scary incident in australia. one father's quick thinking stopped it from becoming very, very bad. his family was camping in a national park.

a dingo, a wild dog, suddenly dragged his toddler by his head from the vehicle. he sprang awake and pulled his son from the dog's jaws. he suffered deep cuts to his head but is otherwise expected to be okay. if you can believe it, it is the third time this year a dingo attacked a child in the same area. >> this morning, we're learning that cup stacking is an official sport. >> we are meeting team usa keeping the fun all in the family. these three generations of sports stackers are from the same family in maine. they will represent the u.s. on the world stage. grandma, mom, and son. >> i love it. i love traveling. i love being able to compete with something that my son can do with me. i'm not the type of person that is going to play baseball or football or anything like that. i rather be indoor stacking cups. >> i like that i get to compete

with other people, especially from other countries. and i like to be competitive. >> in he started stacking. his mother and grandmother got into it. >> i thought they inspired him. >> all right. well, this weekend beverly hills is rolling out the red carpet for man's best friend. >> the beverly hills dog show this sunday. all the pups will compete for the coveted best in show title. to get a chance to mingle with celebrity guests. and you can watch that show at noon sunday right here on nbc bay area. it will be hosted by john owe hurley and david fry and maria munoz will be on the red carpet for us as well. >> all right. i used to work with maria. nice gal. very nice gal. here are the stories we're working on.

the stretch of a major interstate set to shutdown this weekend. >> you know it is expensive to live in the bay area. the money a majority of people say that they would pay if it could cut down on traffic. >> but first breaking news. the deadly police shooting near ran east bay hospital overnight. the latest update live as investigators try to figure out what happened. bob redell is breaking down all the details. you're watching "today in the bay". 30 so with xfinity mobile

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well, quickly approaching 6:30 for you on this good friday morning. take a look at this. cloudy, indeed. but a beautiful shot to start our day. golden gate bridge you can see from the peaks peeking out from the clouds. and all the fog. thanks so much for starting your morning with us on "today in the bay". i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. the weather will be a little different than yesterday, right, vianey. >> that's right. the camera was showing the marine layer starting to build along the coast, bringing a nice, cool breeze. san jose, definitely a lot of sunshine now. our temperatures are going to be above seasonable but cooler compared to yesterday. we will climb into the 60s by 9:00 a.m. then right around lunch hour, we will notice an increase into the upper 70s. that will set us up for a mostly sunny but warm afternoon.

and then as we head towards saturday, the daytime highs are expected to get even cooler thanks to a passing of the storm. let's check in with mike. all right. looking at a smooth drive. bay bridge toll plaza! this is a live shot. it's going great. no problems through the maze. it is slower to the maze. one cash lane is still closed. it is slowing as you get onto the span. that's it. fremont near the bart station, the bart station is okay. near there you have our breaking news. so i hand it right back to you. >> thanks, mike. a very big police presence outside of washington hospital in fremont. this is after police opened fire on a man killing him. we brought you live news conference there on this story 30 minutes ago. >> these are live pictures from overhead from nbc bay area sky ranger. i see officers are still there. bob redell is on the ground.

bob, the police saying it was one of their officers who was ambushed first. >> reporter: right. and the fremont police officer is making a point to say this was an am about issue that took place 10:50 last night. they happened to be driving past washington hospital. you can see all the squad cars are parked out front. as this officer passed by washington hospital, a man who was by a bus stop across the street -- >> all right. it looks like we're having some issue with bob's mic. we want to go to a sound bite. we heard from one of the officers who was explaining what happened. let's listen. >> the suspect crawled towards the firearm, actually grabbed onto the firearm, pointed it at our officers. and both of our officers fired at the suspect. >> and as you heard there, the

officer-involved shooting outside of washington hospital. of course this investigation is yon going. they're not releasing the identity of the suspect. police will continue to update the media within a few days. 6:32. coast guard crews are assessing whether or not they can go back to the waters off half moon bay to look for a teenager who was swept out to sea. at this point, they are already calling this a recovery effort, no the a rescue. the 18-year-old hayward high school student disappeared yesterday afternoon while he was out boogie boarding with friends. the grandson tried to help but was quickly overwhelmed. as soon as it hit, you have maybe a second or two to breathe, and it would come rolling in again. there just wasn't time to really get a breath. >> friends onshore called 911. crews launched two boats and two helicopters with infrared cameras to pick up the heat off the 18-year-old's body. but the helicopters had to be

turned away. if you're looking at your screen, you know the reason why. the weather was just not cooperating. it was too foggy. authorities so far are not identifying the 18-year-old. one man is behind bars accused of beating a man to death at an east bay park. it unfolded sunday at anuda park in bay point. the suspect and the victim knew one another and got into a fight. when police officers arrived, he was near death. later they found the suspect, 27-year-old joshua johnson. so far he has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon. san francisco leaders are reportedly being advised to reject a bolted plan that would restore fort scott in the presidio. developers want to transform 22 buildings into a campus devoted to social and environmental change. the presidio says it does not meet certain obligations. the trust manages most of the

1,500 acre park. >> such beautiful buildings. a project to bring 135 new affordable housing units to downtown san jose. crews will break ground on north san pedro studios, to basset and tremaine, not far from guadalupe river park. we are told you will have to make between $25,000 and $40,000 in order to qualify. and why we did digging overnight, we could not find out how much the units are going to be listed for at this point. but we do know wait list will open in the fall of next year. if you're getting ready for what is hopeful live a light friday morning commute for you, you probably already know this. bay area bumper to bumper traffic is all too common. but new this morning, many of you are willing to open your wallets to fix the problem.

according to a new numbers published in the mercury news, 73% of voters would backs a one-cent sales tax to upgrade roads. when it comes to high cost of housing, only 43% would support a new plan to build more homes through zoning and capping what renters pay. a lot going on for that. heads-up if you're planning to take 60 this weekend. it will close in both directions sheridan road and sunol. it will happen sunday morning from 12:30 to 8:30 in the morning this is so crews can demolish the sheridan avenue overpass to meet new seismic and height standards. caltrans also says it will help with adding express plains to the busy corridor. >> we all know the bay area is a very busy place. so this will make it more convenient but also safer for everyone. >> all right. we checked with mike inouye. he said your best bet is take 880 instead of 680. >> that is certainly the easiest route as an option. it will affect you, though. if you have an easter service

early in the day, it may affect you getting there. and out to the roadways. right now, though, a smooth drive. that's good stuff. palo alto, i turned the camera. i see flashing lights on the shoulder around willow. a little farther north, listed on the sign.

>> my parents would hide eggs in places i couldn't reach. >> did they ever hide money. >> yes. . >> exactly. looking high and low for all of that. >> my aunt also said count how many you put in the garden. because i don't want to find them in two months. >> hit them with the lawnmower, bad. >> it will be really nice outside. >> it is. it will be beautiful. sunny skies. we have to get through saturday's forecast first. because we have showers to the north and east of us. mike, how about drizzle in the the santa cruz mountains and coastline as well. it will keep our daytime highs a lot cooler. only climbing into the 60s. we get a change in the weather.

heading out to lake tahoe, that would be a very fun easter egg hunt. it will be a little rainy saturday. the system will move out quickly. by sunday, we should be just fine. our temperatures once again warming up into the upper 60s. low 70s with mostly clear skies. sunday will be a beautiful day for the easter egg hunts. back to you. thanks, vianey. coming up on "today in the bay", one of our other top stories for you. a tense s.w.a.t. situation ended while you were asleep. new details from overnight and about the suspect's connection to a different standoff a couple of weeks ago. and of course the mueller report is out. but don't listen to what politicians have to say about it. don't listen to what i have to say about it. who are you? >> elmo of sesame street. >> elmo and the iron throne. 6:50, the important advice the

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6:42. a cool sea breeze. the stratus showcasing itself over the golden gate bridge. we are tracking cooler temperatures today. i'll talk about your daytime highs, the warmest and coolest spots, details coming up. and look at the freeway layer of the traffic.

i can't talk. this is 580. it's moving nicely. it's great. it's friday. the opposite commute coming up. a new twist in a police standoff that ended late last night in benecia. police say it is the same man responsible for shutting down a bay area bridge two weeks ago. police arrested 54-year-old rodney brinkerhoff. he called 911 claiming to have a gun and threatening to harm a relative. he surrendered peacefully. the suspect was out on bail from another incident on the benecia bridge. april 5th the police shut down the bridge for hours due to a bomb and suicide threat. no explosives were ever found. new trouble for people in paradi paradise. many have not even started to rebuild their lives after last fall's firestorm. they are fiending toxics

contamination in their tap water. the carrin general benzene is present because of plastic water pipes and gases triggered by a massive draw of water. in paradise, it could take two years and hundreds of millions of dollars. as you might remember, the cause of the fire is still under investigation. but the fbi is testing pg&e equipment near the point of origin very soon. >> investigators are trying to determine what caused a fiery small plane crash that killed the pilot. no one else was on board. it went down last night at fullerton airport. the twin engine craft caught fire during takeoff. the pilot has not been identified. 6:44. happening today, pg&e protesters will gather in san francisco demanding to take over the now bankrupt utility. organizers are concerned the recent bankruptcy may heighten future wildfire dangers.

they are upset about what they believe is inadequate compensation to wildfire victims and placing the burden on taxpayers. this afternoon they plan to gather at embarcadero plaza and march to pg&e headquarters. 6:45. and the president said he's exonerated but the mueller report specifically says he is not. >> all kinds of politicians finding all kinds of ways to interpret the report. >> it is really astonishing, marcus. not just difference of opinion but differences of fact. or as the white house once called it, alternative facts. it should have been redacted. it condemns the president. we need more hearings. it exonerates the president. what you need to do is read the report itself. instead of relying on other people, you'll know what actually happened. or put another way, why rely on sarah sanders and what she says

about the mueller report if in the mueller report she knits to lying to the american public. bill barr was careful not to quote the whole thing. here's what he said back when he was the only one with access to the report. the investigation did not establish that members of the trump campaign conspired with the russian government in its election interference activities. but this is a sentence fragment from the report. here's what he didn't read. although the investigation established the russian government perceived it would benefit from a trump presidency and worked to secure that outcome, and the campaign expected it would benefit from information stolen and released from russian efforts, and then the rest of that sentence. the report lists instances where trump's words encouraged russian interference. there's an entire section on obstruction, which mueller lists 10 instances the president attempted to disrupt the investigation. he doesn't charge the president,

but he does discuss the use of impeachment, even indictment of a form er president after impeachment. one thing is how accurate the press was the last two years. you'll read it and think, i already knew that. and notice how mueller uses news articles in the report. what happens now? congress will want to talk to mueller directly. we expect mueller to be subpoenaed within hours. president trump is reacting online. he has called the report b.s. though he didn't use those words. you can see that on twitter. follow me. i'll use regular words. i'm@scottmcgrew. >> keeping it clean. it's a family show. all right. winter is coming to sesame street. elmo is working to bring respect to westeros. as many "game of thrones" will tell you, this set of siblings does not get along. so elmo has advice for the family. >> elmo listens and learning from what they have to say. >> if we stop fighting and work

together, we can be stronger. >> as you might recall, sesame street recently moved to hbo from pbs for its initial airings. that happens to be the home of "game of thrones". by any standards, it is a new milestone in cross-promotion. i'm not sure the kids get it. >> that was actually for adults. >> listen, work together. >> winter is cooperating. >> let's switch it over. you got that message. my message is we have a little cloud cover. but then the sunshine will make its come back. so don't worry. cooler temperatures warm. above seasonable. this is one of my favorite shots of the golden gate bridge. especially when we have fog out there, the marine layer. you can see how beautiful it looks as it is rolling on by. it is a different view for the folks driving on the golden gate

bridge. definitely foggier through there. slow it down. i'm sure folks who drive the golden gate bridge are used to it right now. current temperatures in the 40s and 50s. 55 in san jose. 54 in hayward. microclimate highs for today will be still a little warm but cooler. 75 degrees for san jose. los gatos, 73. gilroy, 79. in through the east bay, oakland, low 70s. but we've still got a 10-degree difference the tri-valley. 830 in concord. low 60s for half moon bay. also patchy fog in through there. combination of sun and clouds this afternoon. 66 degrees for mission. up through the north bay, santa rosa at 76 degrees. we have a fast-moving system we are sort of tracking as we head towards the weekend. look at that. increase in cloud cover starting this evening and into the start of tomorrow morning as well. you'll notice clouds. but the system will bring drizzle to coastal mountains, including santa cruz mountains.

a lot of rain, notice the timing into the evening. stays off to the north and east. however, if you're traveling to lake tahoe, do expect a chance of showers on your commute throughout the day. the next seven days, we have interesting changes happening. again, the system will kick up the winds. that will be the biggest thing you notice tomorrow, not necessarily the rain. happy easter, everyone. we warm right back up, especially for inland areas into the 70s. we get the start of a warming trend. even warmer by monday. by tuesday and wednesday, we'll be talking about upper 80s. mike didn't like this early. but low 90s expected, mike. >> covering my ears. i don't want to hear that. over here, mostly 65, let's say, because that's the speed limit on the freeways. we all obey the speed limit. look how easy it is to do, this traffic on friday. crash blocks part of your slow lane. watch that area through san

leandro. and fremont if you're taking bart, 60 trains on time. but the parking lot station, access might be tough off mowery because that portion of civic center drive is closed because of the officer-involved shooting. bob redell continues to follow that. walnut, easy access to and from the parking lot parking lot. not a problem for that stretch of the roadway. traffic coming into the silicon valley moving smoothly. the weather has been so great. we will see folks trying to get away. a lunch meeting over in santa cruz. keep that in mind. also getting out of the area, this arrow shows you eastbound 80. that gets out of the area towards sacramento. and eastbound 580, countering the morning commute. jamming up about 1:00 or 2:00 getting out of the area. right now the morning commute just barely showing any slowing. bay bridge toll plaza is clear. back to you. thank you very much. happening now, today marks the

24th anniversary of the deadly oklahoma city bombing. it was on this day in 1995, if you remember, timothy mcveigh set up a vehicle bomb outside the federal building in oklahoma city. 168 people killed, 6830 others injured. this morning there will be a remembrance ceremony at oklahoma city national memorial. >> and next here on "today in the bay", a quick look at the top stories, including this. facebook and the ftc. the new trouble looming for mark skwru zuckerberg this morning. a very close call for an officer steps away from an east bay emergency room. a police shooting leaving the suspect dead. the reason why officers opened fire and what's happening now.

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it's everything a small business owner needs. comcast business. beyond fast. welcome back. before you head out the door, the top stories on "today in the bay". >> we begin with breaking news. shots fired outside a hospital in fremont. this is washington hospital. it involved a man and police officer, only involved in this. the suspect is now dead. you can see live footage where police officers still have the area outside the hospital blocked off there. this did not involve anything in the hospital but happened on the sidewalk and street outside the

emergency. >> fremont police are saying this is an ambush-style attack. they say an officer was driving by the bus stop in front of the hospital headed back on patrol when the suspect allegedly fired at the officer in his car. the officer then returned fire. the suspect fell to the ground but was still reaching for a gun. that's when two other officers fired back at him and the suspect was killed there on the spot. fremont police say they will have more details but they are not going to release them until about 24 to 48 hours, i believe they said. they want to make sure they have everything in order as they release and want to make sure the suspect's family is properly notified. >> the daily problems continue for facebook. we told you about this yesterday. the mistake facebook made with male contacts. the federal trade commission is looking into sanctioning not facebook but mark zuckerberg specifically.

two people close to the investigation who say the ftc could demand oversight over the facebook ceo 6:56. two bay area companies are the latest blockbuster ipos on wall street. that's one of them. pinterest shares up slightly after skyrocketing 30% at the top of its range of its ipo. san jose zoom video hreufd up to its name. shares zoomed up 72% upon debut yesterday. shares are higher again, 10% so far this morning. >> this weekend is 4/20, the unofficial holiday celebrating marijuana. >> jonathan plume investigates the roots planted firmly in silicon valley. cannabis has already become big business. you can compare it to the birth

of the internet and it's being funded by a lot of the same people. >> he takes us behind the scenes of the major pot players in california's green rush high-growth industry. you can watch it right now on nbcbayarea.com and you can also use our free smartphone app. an alert if your morning commute takes you through eastern contra costa county. brentwood police are cracking down on distracted drivers. starting today, officers will be looking for drivers working their phones behind the wheel. there is one of several agencies doing the same thing statewide. first time offenders face $162 in a fine. >> a great night for the warriors and the sharks. sharks playoff hopes still alive after they beat vegas 5-2 at the shark tank. their best of seven series. game six sunday in sin city. last night in l.a., the dubs got out to a big win early and

crushed the clippers 132-105. warriors lead two games to win. the clips host game four, also on sunday. everything happening on sunday. >> game two, the horrible loss, historic loss. a learning opportunity. >> growth moment. that was uncomfortable. >> one thing we can say is it won't be uncomfortable in the bay area. >> you can definitely expect a beautiful sunday. we have to get through a couple of changes on saturday. cooler temperatures, breezy conditions. then on sunday, we warm right back up into the 70s for inland areas with mostly clear skies. that sets us up for a warm week ahead. >> all right. we want to look at the biggest backups right now. a little mild. >> let me take you to the worst backup at the point where we cross the bay from richmond to san rafael. that's the biggest backup. a little slowing on the approach as well. >> oh, wow. >> the bay bridge. >> nice. >> that is the live shot.

very clear there. traffic flow is clear on the golden gate. >> good old marine layer right there. >> we leave you with a gorgeous sunrise. >> beautiful. >> from nbc bay area sky ranger. see you in about 25 minutes with more local news. ♪ good morning. the day after. the president looking to move on as the long-awaited mueller report is made public. >> game over, folks. back to work. >> democrats say it's 400 pages of damning evidence. >> it's certainly not game over. severe weather outbreak. dangerous storms in the south turning deadly overnight. a new risk of tornadoes and flooding facing nearly 100 million people today from florida to maine. the impact on your holiday weekend plans, straight ahead. the spark? paris officials now believe the likely cause of that devastating