>> and a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. oh, to go inside the "full house" house. it's always been a dream. >> it is a vacant house, though. >> oh, but it has nice furniture. it's gorgeous. we'll get to that in a bit. but first a look at the forecast. >> it will be a great day starting out with low 50s. a few clouds in brentwood, 52 degrees. quickly warming temperatures with a lot more sunshine today. our south bay, high temperatures reaching 79 degrees in east san jose. 80 in morgan hill. a look at more of our microclimates coming up. >> a little party going on as they move crews through the area. willow off-ramp open. north toward marsh, two lanes blocked. crews demanding a quick traffic

break once in a while. activity in the center divide. expect those from time to time. remaining slowing north of our hot. the rest of the bay showing a smooth dry. west 237 at mathilda, the crash blocking one of the slow lanes. while you were sleeping, a teenage driver is under arrest after causality of damage. >> the crime spree included carjacking two cars and crashing into a home. bob redell joins us live in castro valley. anyone hurt in this one, bob? >> reporter: fortunately, no one was hurt. two elderly women live in this home. they were just leaving the home with a neighbor who is helping out. one of the women says she was getting ready to go to bed when the car crashed into the garage. that's pretty much all she had to say. both are physically okay. they are just trying to find another place to live because there is no electricity. when this crash happened, the gas line was ruptured as well.

the suspect is a juvenile, we believe. between midnight and 1:00, the suspect carjacked a white van. it was the sheriff's office who began chasing the car after reports that this person might be armed. they crashed into this home, fled on foot, then carjacked another vehicle a mile away. as you can see in this video, it was a black car. they did not have much luck getting away. the suspect crashed the black car into a fence off astro valley boulevard near 580 and this time was taken into custody. no reports of injuries during the pursuits and crashes. pg&e did caught off the gas at this home. the to elderly ladies, a neighbor was helping out. red cross was on the scene. not certain if they are helping with temporary housing.

so glad they are okay this morning, bob. thank you. >> 5:02. later this morning state hazmat teams will descend on the closed off peninsula home. it is now off-limits after the discovery of radioactive materials. cleaning crews made the discovery yesterday. the home is on cedar street near burton park. it is being sold after neighbors say the homeowner died. workers found six canisters labeled as radioactive. firefighters say the canisters are emitting low level radiation and they are taking no chances. >> a live look at san francisco this morning. in just a few hours, protesters plan to gather at city hall to demand free speech. today's demonstration comes after several far right political figures are pulled off social media sites like facebook. one of them is activist laura lua who has been banned from twitter. she plans to attend today's rally. facebook announcing the accounts

violated policy against dangerous individuals and organizations. 5:03. this morning construction is finished at the calaveras dam. here's a look at the completed 220-foot-high structure at the reservoir located near the alameda/santa clara county line. $823 million project is the largest project built in the bay area for 20 years. it is part of earthquake upgrades that stay lawmakers ordered back in 2002. later today, a competition event is being held. >> san jose could soon see a building boom. not in downtown but in back yards around the city. permit applications for granny units up 400% since the city eased requirements. the nonprofit housing trust

silicon valley tells us while units may be small, they could be a big part of the solution to the housing crisis. >> these units can be placed in single-family zoned residential areas where multifamily is not a good fit. >> they are structuring a resource fair that will cover everything from design, permits, construction as well as financing. the free workshop is saturday in morgan hill. but you do have to register at housingtrustsv.org. 5:05. sharks did what they had to do in colorado. they just didn't do what they had to last night. >> team teal had a big advantage against the avalanche, who had other ideas. last name's game stayed scoreless until halfway through when colorado scored the first goal. the sharks couldn't answer.

colorado scored twice more, including an empty-netter. the series tied at two, headed back to the shark tank for game five tomorrow. meanwhile, the warriors are in houston arriving last night. this is the team catching the flight in oakland. game three against the rockets tomorrow at 5:30. warriors lead the serious, 2-0. okay. so, look, you now have your chance to own some iconic bay area real estate. the "full house" home is up for sale and it's undergone a major renovation. and if you ever wanted to have a look inside, let's just say, you got it, dude. pete suratos inside one of television's best-known home. pete? >> reporter: you got it, dude. i like that one. good morning to you, guys. yes, we are here in the "full house" home. i know a lot of people have taken pictures outside of it. i'm lucky enough to be in here. i'll tell you, though, it

doesn't look like the set we're used to, but it does look pretty nice. i will tell you that much. maybe we can go slitplitsies ano together on this home. >> $6 million. >> before we get into the actual home, we will show viewers what the home looks like right now, the owner is the creator of "full house", jeff franklin. he bought it. >> jeff bought it in august of 2016 and hoped to use the house for some promotional thing for "fuller house". you know, he thought about what he wanted to do with the house next. he loves san francisco, but he is an l.a. guy. he decided he would renovate the house. so that's exactly what he did. they did a ground-up renovation,

structural, seismic. and maloo design came in. the house is really sophisticated, sexy. and really great design and finishes. so we are pleased with how it turned out. when you have jeff schlapp stage it. >> they had the reboot of "full house". they came up a bit to check it out. >> he ya. they absolutely did. they did a whole bunch of castings of their hand prints, which we have in our secret garden. would love to show you that later. >> you're doing the tease for me. >> i know. just give me the microphone. >> the amenities. i feel like i'm one of those shows. what are some of the amenities. >> we have lots of designer

lighting, calcutta marble, european white oak flooring, custom range hood. they used a bold color which you really strike a pose against a back drop of really open living spaces here. it's really a great space. >> great space, indeed. >> rachel gave us a tease. give me nice things, guys. but look. out there is the garden. it's a little bit dark right now. but the "fuller house" did something cool back there with imprints. we will show you that at 6:00 a.m. i think i can get used to hanging out here, guys. we'll send it back to you. tough assignment for you today. pete, i'm with you. i think we should all pool some money together and see if we can put a bid in. maybe they will give us a

discount. >> we need extra for all that staging. that makes it. >> i will let you guys take care of the majority of it. >> i have 300. kari has $25. >> are we saying dollars? >> i was talking about cents. >> thanks a lot, pete. it is gorgeous. >> yeah. >> love it. >> it is. all right, kari, so the weather out there going to make the open house even more beautiful. >> yeah. it will be a great day to do that or anything around the bay area. it's going to start out cool. grab a jacket before you head out. napa, 43 degrees. it's cold. but 52 in fairfield. still windy there. we have some low 50s for some of our inland areas. as you head out the door to the fruitville bart station, mid-50s to start out. but nice, warm, and sunny throughout the day. heading over to mike, you have been tracking a couple of

crashes already. >> as far as the enact on the roadway, minor. but mathilda, off 237, i'm concerned because one lane is blocked in your westbound commute direction. no slowing on the sensors there. a new crash south 680, sunol, just past the 84 merge. another crash reported just getting out of lanes. no slowing there either. and west 580, lake shore, up towards the maze, a crash reported -- i'm sorry, a disabled vehicle reported in that area. we'll track it. back to you. well, coming up, we head to the big apple and to the iconic rockefeller center plaza. the new partnership that airbnb is forming that could put you in the middle of all the action. you know when you're at ross

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issue more stock. that's generally bad news. but it does mean the company will have more cash to work with. beyond meat debuted on the markets. boom. up more than 160%. the company is based in southern california. it makes vegetarian meat. in fact, if you go to their website, you can get a coupon to spend in the. free burgers at carl's jr. as well. they are selling out of patties. the monthly jobs numbers in 15 minutes. really good numbers last month. the economy continues to steam along. now, yesterday i told you i thought the candidate for fed governor stephen moore would probably give up his nomination to the fed sometime later today. i was wrong. he quit yesterday afternoon. that means the last four people the that president trump has picked for the fed have not been nominated. herman cain and stephen moore are on the top.

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news. it is gen z now. >> all right. thanks, scott. 5:16 right now. okay. so how does staying in a suite at the iconic rockefeller center sound to you? airbnb will convert ten floors at the plaza. you will have 200 luxury apartments to choose from starting next year. no word on the price. imagine doing the holidays or a taping of the "today" show. just fyi, nbc headquarters is nearby. you can walk over, have a great time, walk back home and take a nap. >> jimmy fallon. >> or vicky nguyen. >> all right. so we have some great weather here in the bay area this weekend. we go into the weekend, a nice

way to wake up on this friday. just a few clouds over the bay looking at san francisco. mostly clear especially for the inland areas. coastal clouds will help cool it down. a nice warmup today with martinez starting out at 52 degrees at 7:00. we see it warming up into the upper 60s by 11:00. 76 degrees at 1:00. and a little bit warm for this time of year. but it's going to be exactly like yesterday. the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen showing changes for the weekend. we're up to 79 in gilroy today. cupertino reaching 78 degrees. winds will still be breezy, reaching 80 in walnut creek. vallejo, 78 degrees. 70 in oakland today. 64, daly city. redwood city at 76 degrees. and in the upper sunsouter suns breezes 15 miles per hour with higher gusts.

up to 80 the high in napa. if you're going out for a run today in san jose, expect a few clouds to start. as the sun comes out, we're in the low to mid-60s. by late morning. low 70s by noon. the pollen count still high. we haven't had any rain to scrub the air of a lot of those allergens. we're still going to have high tree pollen and moderate grass pollen into the weekend. the cinco de mayo festival in san francisco, it's a little cool for the day. low 50s to start out. mid-50s into the afternoon. you may find yourself wearing a jacket all day. we will have a change in our weather. as this low pressure nears, we will see more clouds. late sunday into monday, bringing us a slight chance of rain. for most of the weekend, with we see a mix of sun and clouds. and onshore wind flow. and the marine layer keeping the coastal areas in the 50s and 60s

while the inland valleys reach into the low 80s. we'll cool it down a couple more degrees. even more so sunday. a slight chance of rain early morning. i'll track that for you. mike, you're back to one crash. >> we had four we were tracking, kari. this is the only one that remains blogging lanes. west 237 at mathilda. the slow lane is blocked by a crew helping a vehicle that's mostly off to the shoulder. south bay, peninsula, moving nicely as far as the speeds go. 680, sunol, that cleared out. 580, disabled vehicle also cleared without any incident. that's good stuff. slowing on the berkeley curve. there's a little bit of a build. but it's friday. look how light this traffic flow is. another crash i'm tracktracking brentwood. it's over off the shoulder. still tracking that. still visit on the chp report. over here, richmond-san rafael

bridge, they cleared the cones. that's good stuff. a lot of folks want to get start odd their weekend. bay bridge, no delays through the maze. back to you. thanks, mike. well, you know, it seems like everybody has a cell phone. for many of us we didn't get one until they're much older. how young is too young to give your kids a smartphone? a new-age pledge that a lot of parents are thinking about and what you need to do. mom? yeah? get out! she might not always be your little girl, but you will always be her mother. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about twenty-two minutes ago. and from the looks of it,

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"but all the (other ( kids are doing it!!!" these days, kids are using the if you're a patient you heard this argument before, but all the other kids are doing it. >> these days they are using the tactic to beg for a smartphone. how parents are actually pushing back. >> laura and marcus, good morning to you.

some parents are pledging online they will wait until their kids are in eighth grade to give their children mobile technology. the tech-free idea is going viral. several parents are tweeting they are committing to the idea and implementing the rules at their homes. one mom writes, we like this tweet, childhood is too short to waste on a smartphone. isn't that nice? the realization is that kids as young as first and second grades are using smartphones. and that convinced brook shannon that her three daughters should grow up a little more old-fashioned. she's an austin, texas mother. she is worried about cyberbullying and too much screen time on her kids' developing brains. >> it really takes the pressure off for a mom and a dad to not have this daily debate on when their child is going to get the phone. >> some families do need devices

to communicate for medical reasons or custody arrangements. she encourages an old school flip phone if possible. at last check, 20,000 families across all 50 states have taken this pledge. this is a look at the group's website which provides information and resources. we posted a link on nbcbayarea.com. i am so far away from this. i have a 2-year-old and one on the way. this is already something i'm thinking about. >> well, i have the 10-year-old triplets. i actually got them a phone because they were calling me on set during the show. hi, mom. what's going on. >> i thought directly to the set. >> directly on my cell phone. so i got them a phone where they can text me in the morning. >> you're here when they're still asleep. >> yeah. i'm not there. they're with someone, though. don't worry.

just not mom. >> thanks a lot. >> marcus, you have a big friday night ahead. >> tell me about it. later today i am going to do this big event. i'm emceeing an event. you can see it here on your screen. it's called black leadership matters. key note speaker is laz alonso. and janice edwards will interview him. a fun event. i posted that on my facebook page. you can take part in it. a great event to get kids in the bay area just thinking about great things they can do in their future. always a fun event. >> very good. bob redell tried to call me during that segment. >> come on, bob. >> trouble maker. breaking news on this friday, carjacking. a chase. a crash as well. all one night in the east bay. we're live with a report from our own bob redell with who police say is behind it all. >> and the latest action

president trump is taking that is forcing a brand-new lawsuit by the city of san francisco. new details coming up in a live report. and a live look at the toll plaza this morning. not as busy as other times. we'll check the friday morning commute for you and of course the all-important weekend and friday forecast. you're watching "today in the bay".

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good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to friday morning. finally the temperatures coming down a bit. feels like spring. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia.

>> i'm marcus washington. kari hall is tracking the forecast. >> you said it feels like spring. for a while i think we thought you were going straight to summer. it will come down the next few days in terms of our high temperatures. we are cool. a live look at fremont. before you head out the door. 50 degrees is what you will feel. you'll probably want to grab a jacket. and you will take it off throughout the day with sunshine, temperatures making it into the upper 70s. mike, we're pretty much on a friday schedule. >> which means at the bay bridge it's lighter. we have this quick backup that forms right about 5:30. that's what happens with the fastrak lanes. it will ease off. then things will pack in. midday we have the big jam getting toward the city. that's typically the pattern. concord into walnut creek, we will track that. no slowing shows.

i think they will get that crash off to the shoulder quickly. 237 at mathilda has been there all morning. no slowing right now. back to you. thanks, mike. breaking news a lot of damage and a teenage driver under arrest in the east bay. >> police say the teenager carjacked two cars, then crashed into a home. "today in the bay" bob redell joins us live in castro valley. kind of remarkable no one was hurt. >> reporter: it is remarkable no one was hurt, laura and marcus, especially when you look at the damage here to this home on parsons and wilson. you can see this video ran into this garage here. we just spoke briefly with one of the two elderly women who live here. they were escorted out by a neighbor about 30 minutes ago, trying to find another place to live since there is no gas or electric to this home. one of the women was telling us she was about to go to bed when the car crashed into the garage. they are unhurt. just an issue of them unfortunately having to find another place to live. the suspect behind this vehicle

we believe is a juvenile. sometime between midnight and 1:00 this morning, this person carjacked a white van in san leandro, 300 avenue of escondido. alameda county sheriff's office began chasing this. they fled on foot. then carjacked another vehicle a mile away at somerset. this was a black car. again, the carjacker did not have much luck getting away. the suspect crashed into a fence off castro valley near 580 and was caught by law enforcement, taken into custody. again, remarkably no reports of injuries during these pursuits and crashes. pg&e, in regards to the home behind me, they have turned off the gas. so there is no threat of fire or anything like that. bob redell, "today in the bay". sad situation, for what it's worth, a good outcome that no one was hurt, bob.

thank you. chp hopes other drivers will know what led up to a freeway shooting that put a huge wrench in last night's commute. it happened 6:00 last night on northbound 880 near the 238 interchange. officers did shut down all lanes 30 minutes just to look for evidence. investigators are still trying to get a description of the shooter's vehicle. oakland police this weekend will again be adding extra patrols in an effort to get tough on sideshow activity. authorities also promise adding surveillance with helicopters and maximum punishment for anyone caught doing sideshow activity. oakland is not the only one getting tough. san jose passed an ordnance to punish sideshow spectators with fines and possible jail time. 5:33. san francisco is suing the trump administration over a policy that the city attorney says could lead to discrimination in health care and cost the city up

to a billion dollars in federal funding. >> the president believes it could give people their own rights. kris sanchez joins us with some of the specifics on this. kris? >> reporter: hi there, laura and marcus. the san francisco city attorney filed the lawsuit within hours of the president's pledge to uphold some of the rules that have been on the books for years now. in a rose garden announcement on the national day of prayer, the president said it is about allowing citizens to live according to their faith and convictions. >> we finalized new protections of conscience rights for tpebgzs, pharmacists, teachers, students and faith-based charities. >> reporter: it sounds similar enough. in order to qualify for federal funds, they would have to comply with 25 conscience rules which allows providers to refuse

procedures which object to on moral or rehreupblous grounds. institutions can refuse to pay. abortion is the first thing comes to mind. it could include birth control, sterilization, hiv treatment, treatment for lgbtq and end of lifecare. san francisco city attorney says the intent of the new rule is clear, it's to prioritize religious beliefs over patient care, thereby undermines access to contraception, abortion, hiv treatment and a host of other medical services. we are not going to let the trump administration to push us back to 1940s health care. they will barr it it in 60 day

unless the court does something. happening today, the return of first fridayss in oakland. the street fair brings thousands of people to telegraph which shuts down between west grant avenue and 27th street. live music, spoken word performances, art for sale, as well as tons of street food. now you're talking. this will be the first first friday event since january. it is the first time in anyone's memory it happened three times in a row. >> they have a good time-out there. >> they do. newark and dublin are two bay area cities bucking the trends when it comes to population rates, inching higher instead of going down. >> so we looked into why. california population rates stalling but dublin grew more than 4% last year. more people are moving in even though the median price of a home is $1 million. one bedroom apartment averages

$2,600. >> i know it is expensive, but it is still relatively affordable. it is a little bit of a commute to silicon valley. you can have a family here. great schools, great parks. >> newark grew 3% last year. the average price is $750,000 in rental prices. mirror those in dublin. people there also like being close to silicon valley. forget the kindle. if you like an actual book in your hand, we have an event for you. >> 35,000 people are expected to descend on downtown berkeley. the outdoor fair includes 250 local authors, a children and family area, and you guessed it, lots and lots of books. we put a link on nbcbayarea.com. this morning we're sharing with you our favorite books. and i know it may sound strange

but i like auto biographies. wendy has the heat. wendy williams. it is actually pretty good. >> she's really funny. there was a good one i read a cary grant. grapes of wrath. "to kill a mockingbird". >> oh, yeah. >> i named my dog scout. nothing like holding a book. i have a kindle as well. i'm a big reader. >> i always put one in my bag when i'm traveling. but i always fall asleep. >> it's hard to put the phone down. it's important for kid. 5:38. waze has an answer to the question people have been asking the past 50 years, can you tell me how to get to sesame street. new york city renamed the street to mark the golden anniversary of the children's tv show. wazers can now get direction. by the way, sesame street, 63rd

between broadway and central park west. we don't believe the app can locate oscar's garbage can, nor would you want to or hooper's grocery store. >> but now with on so much technology, mike, people can easily find how to get to sesame street. what do you think? >> i use waze. there are partners. i did find -- waze posted they could do that. the community of wazers edited the new york city apps. on the right side, you see the black portion of the screen, i mapped out the time. just under 41 hours from the station over to sesame street. if you leave now, you will get there by next weekend. straight shot down i-80 east bound. locally you can jump on the bay bridge and go away from the backup. check it out on facebook and

twitter pages. backup i-80 westbound. and the crash south 680 over on the shoulder with no injuries. the rest of the bay showing typical friday light commute. that's good stuff g-o-o-d. >> big time. >> there is one in myrtle beach. >> let's go one closer. we will have nice weather for first fridays. low 6 0s. sunshine as the sunsets, make sure you have a jacket. it will be cool. mid-50s. as you make weekend plans, if you're going to be along the coast, expect more clouds. 59 degrees. inland areas reach the mid-70s. it is going to be perfect. on sunday we will all see more clouds and a chance of rain late

in the evening. it holds off until after sunset. highs into the upper 60s inland and upper 50s for the coast. golden gate fields there will be a big kentucky derby bash and hat contest. it will be in the 60s. if you'll be across just a little bit farther south celebrating cinco de mayo, there will be a big festival in san francisco as well. we'll reach into the mid-60s. mostly sunny. you will see clouds passing by. if you're going to the sierra, clear weather today as well as tomorrow. warm temperatures. a quick-moving storm sunday could bring in rain, maybe even thunderstorms. half moon bay stays cool this weekend with mid to upper 50s. and partly to mostly cloudy

skies especially tomorrow and sunday. santa barbara will be clearer, though, at least for today and tomorrow. but the rain moves in on sunday. i'm tracking it all. we'll talk about the temperature trend in three minutes. >> coming up, the governor is revising the water tunnel project for the delta. the new plan coming up next. california senate considers a bill that would keep president trump off the ballot. the unlikely place these two kittens were found and the mystery how they got there. that's still ahead for you. 5:42. you're watching "today in the bay". - hey, mike.

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it is 5:45. temperatures start out in the low 50s. we will have a quick warmup today. back in the upper 70s, low 80s. feeling like the end of spring. we will talk about our cooldown in the forecast in less than five minutes. a look at the beautiful view on the richmond-san rafael. how the sunlight is shedding light on your commute. new details this morning governor newsom making a change

to a controversial water tunnel project. he is scrapping a plan to build two giant tunnels. it was used to deliver water from the sacramento river to the bay area, san joaquin valley and southern california. instead, they want to build a single tunnel with a different design and lower price. this isn't the only major process changed since taking office. he is reversing course on the high-speed rail plan. he is focusing on finishing the line currently under construction. a student at one high school will find an unusual and controversial story in the new edition on of their school newspaper. a fellow student talks about her work in the pornography business. here's a sweet from the high school newspaper declaring the new edition will be distributed this morning. it contains a profile on a student who is working in the adult entertainment industry. a teacher advises the student journalist and tells the

stockton record she was in a battle with the district after they needed demand to approve the first article. >> we are exhausted in our efforts in the district. we have had to deal with their questionable legal tactics, their intimidation. >> the young woman on the right wrote the article. she calls it an honest portrait that will not sensationalize. new. hundreds of kids in rockland won't be going to school today because 600 parents are keeping them home after voting to approve a controversial new kreucurriculu curriculum. they identify historical figures gay, lesbian, transgender at the elementary level. several parents are outraged about the decision.

>> when you want to say someone is a lesbian and my second grader raises their hand and they say what's a lesbian, you have now taken my right to have that conversation in any home and a teacher is defining it. >> school district leaders are listening to what parents have to say and the educator's goal is to be inclusive. >> 5:48. the president is calling for bipartisanship this morning. he says it's time to get back to work. >> but can that happen, scott mcgrew? >> let's see. we see the democratic leadership discuss an infrastructure bill earlier. they made an appeal in a tweet saying, republicans and democrats must come together for the good of the american people. as you know, the president has a tendency to contradict his own tweets later with angry tweets. he is dealing with an angry house of representatives after his attorney general and top

defender bill barr didn't show up for his hearings. white house press secretary sarah sanders made fun of the idea questioning by members of congress weren't smart enough to ask their own questions. questions from staff or hired lawyers are not new. it happened in the whitewater hearings, most recently in the kavanaugh hearings when the republicans brought an outside lawyer to ask all those questions. and frowning at a stunt by a democratic congressman who brought in a ceramic chicken and a bucket of fried chicken on barr reluctance to testify.

the answer is to get mueller on the stand. here in california, the state senate passed a bill that requires candidates for president to release their taxes, something mr. trump has been unwilling to do. other states are working on similar bills. it is not the first time we have done this. governor brown vetoed the same bill in 2017 when he was governor. we can't find any record of jerry brown releasing his taxes when he ran for the most recent term or when he ran for president during the 90s. bonkers good numbers in business and tech. firefighters have been known to save cats from trees. how about saving kittens from fire trucks? meet smoky and ember. cute names there. the truck was in the shot for maintenance, they found these in the back of an alameda county fire truck.

crews are working to find them a good home. they will soon be available for adoption at the east county animal shelter. those are cute. i'm not a big cat person, but those are cute. >> don't let my kids see that one. they're sleeping. it's going to be a great weekend to take them out. >> starting out with a clear sunrise over dublin. upper 40s and low 50s as you head out the door. making your way to the dublin bart station, expect it to be only 46 degrees on the platform. 62 late into the morning at about 10:00. lunchtime, outside, 72 degrees with sunny skies. here's a look at our highs for today. reaching 82 in antioch and concord. napa, 70. 730 in oakland. 80 in napa. and in san francisco, 65

degrees. it's been nice and quiet. we have had high pressure keeping us from getting any storms. a storm is developing in the pacific. it has been weakening. by the time it gets here, we will see an increase in cloud cover late saturday into sunday. late sunday night, we may see scattered showers moving in here that may give us wet weather early next week. i will track that for you. it doesn't look like a lot of rain, but it's better than nothing. our forecast will be warm today, cooling down for the weekend, warming up again early next week. for san francisco, mostly in the upper 50s and low 60s the next seven days. mike, you're starting out in the south bay. >> i am, kari. we are tracking this system the beginning of our show. just before that, west 237, mathilda, slow lane blocked by a crew that is there to help an overturned vehicle. no slowing. traffic very light. only that blip for 101 north of 680. the rest of the bay shows a smooth flow.

slowing southbound from the nimitz. just waiting for the build to begin. south 680. earlier crash. and slowing from 242. walnut creek interchange, that's clear. great option to take mass trans transit. a beautiful view into and out of the city. >> thanks, mike. the death toll in new zealand mosque shooting is rising. the turkish man injured just passed away, bringing the death toll to 51. relations are straeuined since e aing ta. all new at 6:00 a.m., a possible new designation for the epicenter of the lgbtq culture in america. the problem this new proposal aims to prevent. a story impacting a lot of

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her flowers are thriving. youtube said the new lineup of the original series and specials will be available to watch for free and with ads. before now, the original shows were primarily available to subscribers who had to pay. earlier this week the parent company alphabet reported a share drop in sales due to lower growth from youtube. new video showing a cyclone making landfall on the east coast overnight of india. 800,000 people were already evacuated. experts say this storm could be the worst to hit india since 1999 when the cyclone killed 10,000 people. the tourist town is highly damaged. so far no reports of any damage. >> right now in hawaii, a man critically hurt but survived a

70-foot-fall into a volcano. he climbed over a safety railing to get a better view. rescue crews had to repel into the cave just to save him. >> he was 70 feet below the edge of the cliff where his hit a ledge that prevented him from falling further and likely saving his life. >> selfies are growing into a trend across the country at national parks. the barriers are there for a reason. my goodness. >> nbc bay area responds is always working for you. >> here's consumer investigator chris chmura. >> good morning. we have now helped bay area consumers save $2.56 million. we are adding more every day

with cases like these. karen in san jose was hung up on a billing problem after she switched her business fine line to a residential plan. we helped karen get a refund of 98.55. sarah and linda had trouble with a newspaper home delivery issue. we landed a solution and a $24 refund. naveet in san francisco was stuck between an online store and a delivery company. naveet got back $303.79. call us at 1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great weekend. >> thanks, chris. 6:00, breaking news. a double carjacking and crash into a home in the east bay overnight. what we learned about the suspect's age and the yon going problem now for the people who live there.

>> and finally finished. a nearly eight-year project is one of the area's largest reservoirs is complete. this morning a brand-new look at the end result. ♪ everywhere you look >> everywhere you look we are looking inside the "full house" this morning. taking you on a tour. unless you have a pretty penny in your pocket this will be your one chance to see it. "today in the bay" begins right now. bay area real estate at its finest. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. mike will have a look at the commute in a bit. but first out the door with the forecast with kari. >> it looks great today. starting out cool, but will warm up. pretty much like yesterday. it's a repeat before we have changes for the weekend. let's get you out the door with a look at