america welcome to thursday morning. we are taking a live look outside by theway. we have another midnight start to our morning. thanks for joining us. >> i have been checking my facebook, twitter, instagram. i haven't had any complaints about this weather. >> it's only 4:30 in the morning. from right. >> best of luck outside, another clear start, low 50s and we'll see those temperatures starting to warm up into the upper 70 >> i am. we will the weekend. it sound like vehicle. the bottom of the screen right here.

green sensors. it will be a distraction over on the shoulder. the driver was seen walking out around the vehicle. so not in the vehicle. we see a blip as well. i will check with chp again back to you. >> thanks, mike. we are learning more about the oscar grant shooting. new details on what happened that night. >> "today in the bay" bob riddell jins us live. tell us about this report. >> reporter: this internal report created by bart ten years ago, calls in defense the bart police officer who was convicted of shooting and killing a 22-year-old bart passenger oscar grant in the back while grant was handcuffed on the ground of the fruitvale bart platform on

new year's day. this was in 2009. this was a shooting that was captured on video which a citizen with a cell phone. he said he meant to tase grant. will you recall this, but mistakenly pulled out his gun instead. the report says he can be seen trying to draw his gun two times and finally can be seen looking at his hand on the gun holster to watch the gun come out and fired that shot. the report reads deadly force was not justified it found that measurely, 27-years-old at the time and had only been on the force for t force on tes the year prior more than any of his colleagues that night. he blames a former officer for escalating what had initially been reports of a fight on a train at fruitvale n-word, puncg him in the face and beating him in the head.

peroni wasn't charged but fired. two local newspapers and a local public radio station obtained the report under the new police transparency law, which makes records like this available to the public. >> all right. bob, thank you. developing now, san francisco police are searching for a suspect in the mission district. police say a man was shot numerous times yesterday. that's near the mission cente library. we first brought you this story last night. krerlt investigators aren't saying what led up to that shooting. >> animal control officers say a two-year-old boy reached for a ball and that's when the put bull mix lunged at the boy and

bit him in the face. the dog is now under warranty. officers say the dog's owner is not related to the child. a new warning about the measles. summer travel season is here. >> what do you do even if are you not traveling out of the country? >> people check in for their flight to london, aware of but not concerned about the worst case of measles. >> i've heard of wasn't concer about domestic destinations. areas an outbreak in new york city, another ruined it for 300 people in this caribbean island of st. >> we thought it prudente quarantine tee the ship. they say adults travel,

internationally should get vaccinated for the measles if they did not get two dose as children. >> we're not recommending you should get that second shot if you are going, but it's a conversation you should have with your doctor if you will be traveling to other places in the country. >> there are outbreaks all over the globe. >> there are outbreaks in venezuela, brazil, other parts of south america as well as ukraine is real and other parts of europe and africa as well. >> that was terry pittsburgh sweeney reporting so dr. haun says there have been only four cases of pneumonia in santa the effective. a san diego man is trying to make a statement to occupy a remote spot. wants toer it as an

office. now it's getting national attention and this week and 30 people joined him for what he's calling we park. even though the whole thing started more as a joke. he says the idea is now spreading to other cities. >> i like people to get involved in a park, spot at a place near them. >> probably cheaper than an office building. we are not sure if the whole thing is completely legal or when the weather will not cooperate? >> hey, move. >> move your card table. >> coming up next. lawsuits find a new position. look at what facebook is facing as the federal trade commission looks into the practices of the social giant. airbnb, how the company is working to help more displaced families in their time of need.

. good morning, i'm frank lld at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up slightly lower. the dow dropping more than 150 points, investors were disappointed by comments from fed chairman powell. today productivity and labor

costs. facebook is negotiating a they put an official in the highest ranks. >> that person would have to be approved by the government and facebook would have to form an independent oversight committee. facebook is expected to face a multi-billion dollar fine for its failure to protect the data of millions of users. it set aside $3 billion. airbnb offered displaced people to find housing. it's launched hosting to give portion to non-profit groups. airbnb is an expansion of the open homes initiative. >> that launched in 2017. to pr temporary housing to over 100,000 laura. back over to you. >> so nice to help others. >> absolutely. thanks, frank. coming up next "today in the bay." >> yeah, let's head outside with

a live look at walnut creek. before you step out the door, a cool, clear start, it will be warmer than yesterday. we'll get a look at our forecast for the weekend coming up next. i have to tell you, this shot for a minute-and-a-half. before i saw cars come in. getting there pretty easy right now. we will show you how things are coming up for the rest of your commute coming up. if you forgot your hout an i.d. they can verify it a dre let yo flight. if you have asur complaint, call us or online. br

now a follow up, to that baby good morning to you on this thursday morning. live look from our san bruno camera there. a beautiful shot of the day. all right. 5:44 for you right now. a marine center y. for care. we have new video of some friends, isn't that cute? he looks so happy. they did a full exam. they named him kid. >> hey, kid. >> he's cute, he's small, malnourished. he has a cut on his flipper.

but, otherwise he's strong. he is expected to make a full recovery. >> it's grad to see everybody embraced him there. hey, kid, i don't know what to tell you. i don't know why i'm talking like this. >> it's so good. >> fame the doll. >> follow the forecast. >> we're going to have some great weather today. a little warmers with we continue within with our warming trend. it's another cool start. now the coolest in napa. 42 degrees. as we head out the door if brentwood, getting remembered to head out for work, it will be in the lower 50s. we start out with clear skies. we see sunshine all throughout the day, upper 60s at 11:00, a date day to take the lunch outside. the 7-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen. we head to the south bay. gilroy will reach up to 79

degrees and then for the east bay, we will be up to 82 for the high in concord and danville and oakland today reaching 71 degrees. we see halfmoon. inc.leside at 62 and 78 today in navato. it will be another warm day, feelinge th end of spring. as you are getting dressed, you do need a jacket to start. maybe a sleeveless shirt for the rest of the day. we have all clear dry weather here. there is a disturbance to the south of us that would bring some rain to southern california. we will see an impact going into the weekend. so we will see that storm testimony weakening, moving in, changing our wind direction making it cooler, there will be

clouds and a slight chance of showers especially on sunday as we keep a chance of rain in the forecast early monday morning. other than that, we will have cooling temperatures warming up once again going into the middle ofking out the bridge. >> check the speed centers and go back to thee giving your report. let's say the bridge looks clear. no delays off highway 4 or 680, the 580. that's a popular route. that's clear, a build out of the altamonte. a look at the south bay. one other marker, that charb on the shoulder. no further problems reported. that's the good news. an earlier crash there i'm going

to check that crash as well. one lane on each side is still opened on that commute. defense serra representslandlord. during opening statements yesterday, serra suggested his client is not to blame for the fire because he says it's actually arson. he told jurors one witness will testify to hearing ap poing sign and breaking glass. the trial is expected to go on for several weeks, if not months. facebook says a share holder of a lawsuit included of insider trading has no merit. >> that claim closed out a half dozen executives. it blames facebook leaders for the privacy scandals that have

brought down the share price ever since 2016. it handled people's personal data and not coming clean. california's population rate is by 18,000 last year. the state added 187,000 to its population. this prompted the slowest recorded growth rate in state history. california is still the most populated by far. the official estimate is 39.9 million people. this all comes as the state prepares for the 2020 census. new this morning, jet suite x is adding new flights auto of the bay area. they offer private flights, what they say on the cheap. the company is announcing it will start offering daily service between seattle's boeing field and oakland in july. they require commerce to take them off.

flights start at about $99. coming up here on ""today in the bay". a man is putting his shirt back on. >> if you forgot your i.d., the tsa says you can fly without an i.d. if you tell kem them about it at a s checkpoint, they can verify it and let you make your flight you can call us a online. nbcbayarea.com/responds. now a two-minute silence held across israel for those that perished in the holocaust. they voiced concerns about a rising tide of anti-semitism world wide. elsewhere, buses and israelis stood out of their vehicles with their heads bowed. a third of the world's jews were

murdered in the holocaust. much more news ad lib live pictu

now to what )s making news . and welcome back on this thursdayanee a few cars on the road. i'm sure it will get a lot busier. mike will have a look at that coming up in just a bit. 4:54 right now. now to what's making news across the bay area and the country. a look at the headlines, new details on this suspect's shooting in north carolina charlotte. can charlotte observer say the man that shot up a classroom recently withdrew from that sam movie may have been exposed to

measles. one woman that sil did not yet realize she was sick. >> bracing for the worst cyclone on records. massive evacuations are along the way along the eastern coast that storm is set to make landfall tomorrow. >> no more love, a south bay artist is retiring. >> they grace the cover of 630 books. he holds the records for most romance novel covers, even more than fabio. after 11 years, maintaining a strict workout and eating regimen, he says it's just time to move on. >> i want to be able to live a normal life and be like, hey, tonight i'm financial to go grab some pasta. enjoy things a bit with my family. >> interesting, go have a pizza. he lives in saratoga and says he wants to spend more time with

job at the santa clara housing authority. what an interesting career. you always think they're computer generated. >> it's a good part-time job. >> take off that jacket. not now, though. >> later. >> a different job. 4:55. let's take a look at the forecast and why we should keep our jackets on. >> that's a live look outside, you get ready to door, all clear skies, it will be a beautiful day. our temperatures warm up, upper 60s by 11:00. a look at all our microclimates coming up next. a look at the bridge, coming eastbound, no headlights, i'm tracking the slowing on the peninsula we will see crews moving from the overnight road work as well. >> senator kamela harris holds

the attorney general's feet to the fire during questions yesterday. now the president's strong words for the california senator that you have to hear. after her quesf

attorney general william right now at 5:00, president trump calling senator kamela harris very nasty after her questioning of attorney general william barr. >> that as mr. barr refuses to testify in front of lawmakers n today. we are live next. californians put on alert,

this coming fire season could be bigger and more destructive. how a tech company plans to h l "today in the bay can't right now. morning to day, heading into the weekend. >> oh, yeah. >> you like the sound of that, right? >> a little delayed. but it's worth it. good morning to you. >> mike will have a look at that commute in just a bit. first, i want to have a look at that weather. you say it's a cool start? >> it's a cool start, it will be a warm day. you will see the temperatures up above yesterday afternoon, 77 will be the high in cupertino. we will have a breezy westerly wind. even though they pick up from the west, we will look at the low 80s in the east bay. cool for half moon bay.

63 degrees in palo alto. 78. upper 60s in san francisco, the north bay reaches the 70s. we will talk about our mild weather into the weekend. you are tracking slowing in palo alto. >> it is not a surprise. north 101. pushing up towards have that o construction crew. we see that slowing. as they run those brakes and start to clear. a little slow right now. 15, 20 minutes no delay. allow five minutes up into san mateo. no other issues around the bay. we'll send it right back to you. >> thanks, mike. well, on capitol hill, u.s. attorney general william barr is refusing to show up for questions on the comes after he his take on the russian investigation. today tracie potts is joining us

to explain why he is skipping that hearing. >> reporter: good morning.