some rain this morning -- and o you. live look at san francisco. a little cloudy there to start the day. but look, no rain in sight. >> for now. >> let's just deal with right now. >> let's live in the moment, as they say. >> thanks so much for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. a little bit of clearing, kari. >> this is the break before the next storm system moves in. we will start out with cloudy skies. a live look at san jose. willow glen, mostly cloudy throughout the morning. overall, a cool day with peeks of sunshine. a little bit more sunshine going into the afternoon. that storm has moved on. procin several mateo bridge. >> it is a critical connector,

connecting both sides of the bay area. westbound, light commute. tire reported in lanes. pieces of the tire. and a crash with vehicles over on the right shoulder over here, and not a lot of space. i have seen this flowing smoothly the last 20 minutes since the crash was initially reported. we may have one lane blocked. we don't want any surprises in the morning. folks are focussed on the rest of the day. we want to make sure you focus on the clear roadways, exempt for the san mateo bridge. >> in a few hours, a south bay man accused of murder is due in court, reigniting the debate over undocumented immigrants. investigators say he murdered 59-year-old bamly larson in her south san jose home. he is an undocumented immigrant from el salvador. i.c.e. tried to deport him nine

times but the requests were not ordered. if passed, the county could contact i.c.e. with an undocumented immigrant is about to be set free. kris sanchez is following the story for us. she'll join us with a live report in our 5:00 a.m. hour. what caused an f-16 plane to crash into a warehouse. the pilots safely ejecting before the crash. the building not too far from the air reserve base in riverside. investigators believe the f-16 developed hydraulic problems during the training session. although the exact reasons why are not yet clear. happening today, the debate over president trump's border wall picks up in a courtroom. a federal judge will hear a request from 20 states to block the federal emergency plan. the president wants to divert close to $7 billion from other deposit agencies as a way to

foot the bill for the wall. opponents argue it violates constitutional power to decide budget appropriations. >> a story you will only see on nbc bay area. was it a drive-by shooting or act of road rage or stray bullet. a man wants to know why someone shot at his home. >> leads but no motive. >> this is car number two. he stops >> reporter: security cameras catching cars. the passenger steps out and fires. >> you can see the bullet hole. >> reporter: and you can see the damage. his car window damaged. he is leery of showing his face. he just moved here a month ago. >> we heard a loud banging noise. he was shocked to see police outside the door. >> if this doesn't happen normally, this must be targeted at me. >> reporter: the house next door was also hit. >> it looks like possibly an act

of road rage. >> reporter: these say there is no indication of that. >> i am still kind of shooken up about it. i'm glad everyone is safe and no one was hurt. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, "today in the bay". a cal student is facing criminal charges accused of two separate attacks on women. campus p arrested fin wolf. he grabbed, punched, and bit two different women before sexual assaulting them. the first attack happened in 2017 and the second just two months ago. they fear that more victims may be out there. >> fremont police want to talk to this man identified as antonio harris. they say he was involved in a brawl early this year at a fremont denny's that involved a worker and another customer who tried to intervene. the other customer was seriously hurt. he has a tattoo you can see across his forehead. if you know where he is contact fremont police.

>> it is now looking certain that hundreds of teachers in the east bay won't be in class monday. they are expected to strike. negotiations broke down this week. both sides are trying to bridge a huge gap between pay hike demands and what the new haven school district is ready to offer. this would be the first strike in the history of the district, which has 11,000 students in nine schools. >> several bay area counties pushing for lower drug prices. those include san francisco, alameda, and santa clara n janu signed an executive order to create a collective bargaining group for agencies that buy medicine for retirees, hospitals, even inmates. leaders from the three bay area counties agreed to sit at the same negotiating table. according to good rx, medicines cost 14% more in san francisco compared with the national average. well, the sharks tonight

shoot for a commanding 3-1 lead in their conference final playoff series against the blues in st. louis. blues fans sure won't let the officials go without hearing all about this. after game 3 controversial pass. game five airs sunday a lt noon. who knows, maybe they will clinch a st stanley finals. >> warriors head to portland after a big comeback win. >> they turned the heat up. steph came up huge, scoring 37. iguodala had a big defense with the steal to seal the win making all the difference in the eyes of coach kerr. >> we stole that game. i thought they outplayed us for much of the night.

>> but then they came back. 114-11 the final score. warriors up 2-0 with game three tomorrow night. >> bay area sports fans feeling good about that>> it is exhausting. >> coming up on "today in the bay", boeing saying it fixed the issue that grounded its 737 max planes. what the faa must do before we see the planes back up in the air. there is a spot where you can find the taco bell themed hotel, salon, and gift shop opening here in california.

coming up on today in the bay.. good morning. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open in the red this morning. trade tensions between the u.s. and china are lingering after president trump bid to block huawei. the markets still rose largely driven by walmart and cisco systems. boeing says it has finished wor flight control system on the 737 max. that system malfunctioned on the two flights that crashed in end nearby that and ethiopia, lead to go a grounding of the planes since march. boeing still needs approval from the faa, which must fly a

certifi certification flight before they can return to the u.s. and taco bell has a new limited time offer. it is not a new menu item. it is a hotel. they are taking over a resort in palm springs, california. guests can start checking in august 9th. it will feature a gift apparel nail and hair services. lored this is not the first time taco bell invited customers to stay the night. they teamed up with airbnb and teamed up with a location in canada. i have one idea for you, laura. chalupo pedicure. >> that is nacho ordinary pedicure. >> i'm more of a taquito person. >> there you go. >> thanks, frank. all right. coming up here on "today in the

bay", kari hall is tracking the weekend forecast. and maybe another taco bell restaurant. >> maybe you are heading there for breakfast this morning. we will have cool temperatures. we start out with clouds. now that the rain is starting to clear out, we will get peeks of sunshine. by late morning. we will talk about the weekend forecast next. >> this is the bay bridge drive-through. smooth drive getting here. early crash has cleared from th mning.

welcome to friday morning. taking a live look outside from

the east bay this morning. overlooking walnut creek. no rain in sight. clouds are lingering, hanging on. what surprises they will bring for us this weekend is all coming up. if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, you might to the contra costa county fair where there is plenty to do. oink. checking out the animals, the carnival rides. you can't forget the fair food. what is your favorite? funnel cake or something? >> funnel cake, yes. >> organizers say this weekend's rain won't impact all the fun. >> gates are open, rain or shine. don't let a little bit of rain keep your fun from happening. >> take it from joe. the fairground is located in antioch. $7 for kids. pure fun there. nostalgia. >> classic. >> rain or shine. >> and the rain is going to visit us. >> yeah. later on this weekend.

we at least have today with dry weather across the bay area. thats your day to get out and enjoy a little bit of sun. we are seeing the storm system that brought us rain. still producing snow for the sierra. we will gradually see skies clearing out. let's talk about the storm totals and where we see the most rain. mt. tam, three inches. san to rosa, close to two and a half inches, three times more than they normally get for the whole month of may. dublin got an inch and a quarter. san francisco, three-quarters of an inch. in oakland, we had over a half inch of rain. almost a half inch in san jose. that's also the normal amount we get for the whole month. if you are going to the contra costa county fair, it is a good day for it. as the kids get out of school, head over there. temperatures reaching the upper 60s. a nice breeze. it is the best day of the weekend to go.

66 in east san jose, gilroy. oakland today, 62 degrees. and cool on the coast with daly city reaching 56 degrees. upper 50s in san francisco. and in the north bay, expect some upper 60s today. very humid and cloudy start. but we will get some sunshine as once again that storm system moves off to the east. it is looking all clear and sunny for all the bay area. as you make saturday plans, we will start to see clouds increasing as the sun rises. the rain will roll in starting in the north bay first, spreading across the bay area throughout the day. there will be some pockets of some heavy rain. it looks like it just gets heavier as we go into the evening. by sunday morning, it is still going to be raining off and on and continuing throughout the day. our rainfall totals look fair significant and especially for

the middle to end of may. another inch of rain for parts of the south bay and the south county. east bay up to an inch and a half. also an inch and a half in the north bay. it will still be snowing in the sierra, if you still have travel plans to get there, they have dropped chain controls temporarily. they may go back up again once that next storm moves in. we're looking at another foot of snow in spots. yeah, still a lot more snow next week. here's a look at our forecast for the inland areas. it will be a cool weekend. off and on showerst' raining. moving out on monday. tuesday, another storm system comes in. so it will be quite soggy as we wrap up the end of the month. mike, you are tracking a traffic break >> traffic breaks, plural. you see the median where they are to go the updating work, continuing to move around through the area. we have crews that are moving. at the bottom of the screen you

see, for example, one set of trucks that are moving. as they clear the area, a little bit of slowing. we just saw the flash be lights. that's what's going on along the peninsula. no problems. a couple minute delay there. traffic flowing smoothly into and out of palo alto. a fender-bender reported in san ramon. sens, but it just happened. a crash here. waiting on the details there. antioch cleared from highway 4 at the off-ramp. the bay bridge toll plaza clear, and so is the richmond-san rafael bridge. 4:50 right now. vallejo police have the highest rate per capita of deadly shootings in northern california. >> steven and his team spent a month on the patty with

officers, talking to community leaders and victims as well as the police chief. >> reporter: shots fired. it's a frequent police radio call in vallejo. we got behind the scenes access streets for 23 years now. he has seen a lot during that time period. high-speed chase. according to the state attorney general data, vallejo police killed 13 people per 100,000 residents since 2011, the highest rate in northern california, and the third highest rate in the entire state. are there things you can do better? more diversity, more training in order to reduce the number of shootings? >> certainly. we should strive to do better every single day. but we are only focused on a police problem. we're not considering there is a community problem. why is the crime rate so high?

why are the shootings occurring >> reporter: the chief points out there are thousands of standoffs like this one, as well as 3,000 arrested in vallejo every year. to see how this standoff ends, watch the full report. go to our website nbcbayarea.com/investigations. thanks, all right.i like to think every to play trivia games. >> take a look at this guy. he may be rethinking his decision to play along. he incorrectly answered a trivia question at yesterday's seattle mariner's game and he got drenched in gooey cheese sauce. i guess he knew what he was getting into. look that they put underneath him, a kiddy pool to make sure the cleanup was easier. probably not for him but the

crews that followed. what a mess. when a weird thing to do. >> and you have to go home after that because you smell like cheese. >> you're not riding in my car. >> they put a cover over him, but that didn't work. >> should have got the answer right. 4:52. coming up on "today in the bay", nbc bay area responds. >> from a four-month delivery delay to an online retail refund. we help resolve complaints big and small. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. and happening now, foray second day, classes are canceled for millions of students in mexico city. smoke from nearby brush fires are creating an intense problem with people's breathing. mexico city declaring a partial driving ban. they hope seasonal rains could clean out the air and dampen the fires. more news after the break. 4:53. dozens of consumer complai

every week. consumer investigator chris chmura is here to share us what his team )s been up to lately. welcome back, everyone. >> consumer investigator chris chmura and his team are here to share with us what they have been up to lately. >> good morning. we're not even halfway through 2019 and already nbc bay area responds has helped recover or helped consumers save $1.43 million. let's talk about kang in san leigh-ann tkrandro leandro. they came waiting for a furniture delivery four months after he got it. we got a $622.71 reimbursement.

bienvenido in san francisco needed help with an airline baggage dispute. we landed him a refund $23.99. cynthia ine said a car dealer didn't follow through on taking care of her new car's license plates and extra keyfob. we drove in a solution and that. 1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great weekend. you, too, chris. >> we were just talking about the weekend. rain visiting us. >> rain comes back tomorrow, especially during the afternoon. we can enjoy the break today. concord starts out with clouds and 53 degrees. a slow warmup today. i think we'll take it. we'll talk about the weekend coming up next. plus, mike will have a look at the morning commute.

he's keeping his eyes on all the bridges and roadways for us as kari has been saying, it's going to be a rainy weekend. that is forcing bay area cities to cancel plans. we'll tell you about the events that are rained out. that's coming up next. 4:57. you're watching "today in the bay". spotty showers for your mo

commute - but it )s the next storm that could washout your weekend right now, spotty showers for your morning commute. it looks kind of dry right now. but the next storm that could wash out weekend plans.

kari hall tracking more rain that will be coming our way. an update moments away. president trump continues to ponder war in iran. coming up in a live report from capitol hill, nancy pelosi's take on the issue and the warriors secure another big win against portland. this one in classic comeback fashion. coming up, how it all went down last night at oracle. "today in the bay" continues right now. oh, who is happy it's friday? >> me, me, me. >> i'm laura garcia. >> i'm phrarmarcus washington. mike will get us the commute coming up. but first the storms we have been tracking. >> it's been really amazing to see all the rain coming in. and now we get ready for a little bit of a break. it's mostly cloudy as you step out the door in walnut creek. and our temperatures go from the

mid-50s to the low '60s by noon. he weekend, a and enjoy it. new storm arrives. i'll talk aboutha mike, you are seeing slowing in palo alto. >> northbound again. another wave of slowing after a quick trafficea