coast, you are getting a lot of fog. look at san francisco, 51 degrees. breezy. check out san jose. i want to show you the temperatures right now, 56 degrees. i also want to show you the warmer spots for today. even though we have a championship him changes ahead. i want to go over how slow we will be today. at 11:00 a.m., yesterday, we were in the mid-70s. don't worry, we will be climbing into the mid-70s. we got changes on the way. i am looking at thunderstorms sparking up for the sierras. >> all right. lots going on, too, a lot of variety. the main thing we watch is the construction crews clearing. i didn't see invisible breaks on 101, itself. now i do see the sensors. it was slowing in both directions, headed south towards our camera and north below our camera. they have started to go from red to orange to green.

i believe the live camera were caught by those sensors. east bay, tri-valley and approaching the bay bridge. we will show you what's going on, on the upper east shore coming up. we begin in central america. overnight arc strong 6.6 earthquake struck off the coast of el salvador. it was center about 35 miles from the capital san salvadore. people felt it, of course. there were no reports of damage or injuries. no tsunami warnings have been issued. in a little more than 12 hours, the warriors continued their push for another nba championships, taking on the toronto raptors. >> for the first time ever the nba is going into international for the finals. back here at home live for us at oracle arena. sherry, a lot of people are excited about this. you don't need that passport to enjoy the bay area. >> reporter: that's right. how lucky are we?

people are getting so excited. they can sit right next to all the other warriors fans at oracle arena. the game gets under way at 6:00 p.m. tonight. the defending champs, the warriors will play against their buddies, a warrior the past two seasons left to get out of the shadow of the warriors stars and can't wait for the finals. >> this is real. i still haven't really like embraced that i'm going against my former team in the nba finals. it still kind of hasn't hit me again. to be here to be a part of it, this is something that money can't buy. >> oakland fans sure to savor the games three and four played at home soon. the warriors will be moving across the bay in the new season and pack here live, i just checked online and tickets are still available to this watch party.

they're $25 bucks each. reporting live, "today in the bay". >> everyone will want a ticket to that, all right. thanks, sharon. 5:02. will lawmakers impeach president trump? lawmakers are talking about it again after a surprise announcement by robert mueller. tracie potts is live with more. we were anticipate wag he was going to say, tracie. >> reporter: exactly. now, we're getting presidential reaction in the last few minutes. president trump saying that he had nothing to do with russia helping him get elected. he also called mueller highly conflicted saying if he had anything, he would have charged the president. democrats are debating impeachment after special counsel robert mueller made it clear the justice department does not allow him to prosecute president trump.

>> charging the president with a crime was, therefore, not an option we could consider. >> reporter: yet, he also can't clear the president on obstruction of justice. >> if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so. we did not say so. >> reporter: bottom line, it's up to congress. more than 40 democrats and one republican michigan's justin amash are calling for impeachment. it would start with jerry nadler's committee. >> all things are on the table and nothing is left out. >> many constituents want to impeach the president but we want to do what is right and what gets results. >> reporter: the white house says mueller's statement means case closed. congress needs to move on. >> if bob mueller had determined there was a crime, he would have had a moral obligation to report it. >> reporter: he didn't. he says he couldn't and democrats are divide on what to

do next. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. 5:04. a california woman is suing tess louisiana she claims her model x suv suddenly accelerated and pinned her against the wall while she was pregnant. bob redell is live with the company's response. >> reporter: marcus, the tesla company blames the mother's 2-year-old son, wofrs behind the we'll at the time. the mother said her model x is unsafe. it's faulty and that the company knows that. here's the lawsuit that was filed earlier this week in alameda superior court. the mother, mallory harcourt. she claims the incident happened last december after she and her two-year-old son came home from getting groceries. she says she put it into park. he ran out and dropped into the driver's seat.

harcourt 8 months pregnant says she crossed in front of the suv, the modem x with the door still opened accelerated lifting her off her feet and pinned her against the garage wall. the impact broke her leg and forced her into premature labor. the model says tesla should have proper driver's seat sensors and a system that should prevent it from accelerating with the wing doors opened and better software to prevent better acceleration. business insiders said tesla sent harcourt's attorney a letter defending herself writing data shows her suv quote responded to the operator's input as designed and her 2-year-old son provided some input. the data shows the brakes were pressed. the driver door closed and that the gearshift was put in drive and that over the next six seconds, both the brake and

accelerator pedals were pressed, sometimes both at the same time. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay". >> if there is something wrong with that, hopefully they can get that fixed. thank you. now to a developing story, noaa scientists expected to check on a wale near the waters near alameda. a viewer showed this video last night. it's hard to see here. you can make out the whale's tail there, splashing up and down. they are waiting more details. the coast guard says it is aware of the whale's location. some 17 million californians are renters and lawmakers in sacramento want to shield them from large rent increases. a bill doing just that just passed the state assembly, now it's heading to the senate. it is often by assembly member david chu of san francisco. it would pass year increases to

market value plus 7%. properties less than ten-years-old, smaller ones and those under rent controls will be exempt. after three years, the bill will be reevaluated by lawmakers. new for you this morning, san francisco mayor london breed is proposing spending more money on probably one of the most vulnerable communities, home les transgender and breed is calling to add $5 million to lbgtq and housing. the particular group is 18 times more likely to be homeless than the general population in the city. happening today, the valor games kicks off in alameda. the annual three-day competition is taking place on coast gashed island in oakland. >> that event will have a fast face-off of biathlon, rowing,

power lifting, cycling and even archery among other sports. >> nice to see. 5:08 right now. we had a pleasant week. a little change, though, today? >> yeah the reason we have a little cloong. we have a low that can spark showers to the monterey area and southward as well. we will see a little cool down. it will be barely noticeable. we will notice them to start morgan hill 75. san jose 74. into the east bay, we will have upper 60s in oakland. notice how we cool down from yesterday to 70s today for interior valleys. mike, how are the roads doing? >> let's take a look out there. see how things are shaping up on emeryville. you notice on the top of the screen, low clouds, fog layering around.

but you know what, there are no problems on the span yesterday we had problems, 24 hours ago. right now no problems, westbound in san francisco, a little build at the toll plaza. no real concern either. we are watching a second of two crashes, i gave here a little clearing. that's about it. >> coming up here "today in the bay," what may be a major blow to women seeking an abortion in missouri. a big decision a judge is expected to make about the last remaining open clinic. why the state's governor says it needs to close. the thing about instagram and the trouble with the curve. first, may the force be with you. we are going live to disneylands as the new "star wars" expedition is set to open.

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this weekend. i break it down coming up. a live look at the san mateo bridge shows traffic moving smoothly. yesterday saw a little bit more volume because of the problem for the bay bridge. again, no problems across the spans. we will check a crash reported coming up. and a very happy thursday to you. amazon says you will be able to them alexa to erase any conversations she's recorded by saying alexa, delete what i said this week it was supposed to be available this week. uber says it will start denying rights to riders with poor ratings. the stockmarket continues to singer and there is indication of more bad news ahead. take a big gulp of coffee. we will talk about the yields curve. normally the longer you land it in government, the more you make interest. as you should, right?

lately this shape has been out of shape. you make more money with short-term government security. that's called an inverted yield curve. that's a sign of a coming recession. speaker of the house nancy pelosi back home in san francisco yesterday, lashed out at facebook. as you know they won't delete a fake video of her. she says this is more proof facebook is a willing enabler of russian hacking. mark zuckerberg said the idea that facebook affected the election is crazy. special prosecutor mueller disagrees. he didn't mention them yesterday. we have pointed out it unwillingly hurt our democracy. this fellow is johnny halliday. he died recently. he left behind two wills, one in los angeles left everything to his wife. another in france included his

adult children. the adult children sued saying the french will is the right one. his kids went to instagram to find out did dad spend more time in america or france? they proved to the court he spent more thiem in france. the courts ruled it would have priority over the american court. the first time really instagram has been used like this in a legal case. >> how interesting. i was wondering where you went with this. >> the lovely wife get some, the kids liked her. the kid get the majority of the estate. >> it doesn't matter. >> which country is the legal will and we decided france. >> interesting. >> thanks. it is 5:15. new this morning, the force now with disneyland. the park getting a major new attraction. "star wars" galaxy edge opens to the public tomorrow. advanced reservations are forcing people to cancel

vacation plans. "today in the bay" stephanie statin is live with us. we have a first look at what fans can expect. first the hair, i'm loving what you are doing with your hair today. >> reporter: guys, it's princess leia to you. >> my apologies, princess. >> reporter: we are here. okay, see, examine now. it is still dark. so it's a good thing i have my lightsaber with me. this is galaxy's edge. i am here in the land of the two. this is 14 acres. it is interactive, it is an epic "star wars" experience, whether you are classic "star wars" or into something more current, there is definitely something for everyone here. [ inaudible ] . >> so, stephanie, talk about that interactiveness.

i understand nay have apps that you hold against some of the signs and the signs aren't written in normal english? >> reporter: yes. what's really cool about this and what makes it so unique is that there is a disney parts app. you enter this world it transforms into a soares soares data pad. you can use that to interact with different things in the park little like there is a cargo box. you can find out what's in there and interact with characters. what is cool, you go on the millennium falcon ride, chances are there will be a long wait, two-to-three hours. but the waiting in line is a whole experience in itself. you can use that app to interact. there will be different things they offer along the way. also you can play an interactive video game with other people at the park while you wait in line as well. there is so much to do here. so much to see, characters, a

marketplace with some amazing foods. they even have vegan items and, of course, the rides it is really amazing. >> princess leia, i'm sorry. i want to know about hair inspired by "star wars," that required or optional? >> reporter: well, if you are zekeing out, yes, you have to really dress the part. but if not, you know what, there is something for everyone, you know, maybe you are kind of a hans solo, luke skywalker, that's okay. there is something for you, too. you get into the complicated characters you will find those, too, this is my little friend. >> so cool. >> thanks, so much, stephanie. >> thanks. >> she looks good as a brunette. >> the strong kin i sin upon buns. >> that's the mom. >> her hair.

>> whether you want to wear your hair up today or leave it down you can, you don't have totory too much about the wind. hey, it looked great on her walnut creek. it's majestic to see the clouds. we have cool temperatures lingering around. we're in the 50s. we pay attention to the fog. we are definitely noticing limited visibility in san francisco down to about 7 miles, santa rosa down to less than a mile. we are seeing that fog start to creep in a little further into concord and into the interior valleys. the highs today will be cooler thanks, to a passing low. we stick to the mid-70s in the south bay, upper 60s oakland and the concord area. you can see the sparkup your.

sacramento and it will spark up some and the tahoe area. look at the time line on this, if you have plans to head up to tahoe, keep in mind we're tracking plenty of activity. a wintry mix of the higher elevation areas. as this trough passes through, we are tracking a possibility of the north bay mountains and the east bay hills. we will be monitoring that closely. over the next seven days, we warm up into next week with upper 70s and low 90s. mike. >> well, we're looking for changes in the forecast. hopefully, no changes. we know more traffic. northbound 101, that crash on the shoulder, up the peninsula, very smooth drive, these are the dublin interchange. we have a new perspective, folks

out of brentwood, discovery bay. you go down to one, that's why we traditionally see slowing 580. before you get there, heard about a crash. >> that may be an issue to folks the rest of contra costa county, the metering lights should be on any second. >> thanks, mike. coming up, sclim nated at the hands of the fbi. those are the claims of a new lawsuit this morning. the plaintiffs say the agency told them they could not work for the bureau news making headle

nation and the w . well, here's a look at some of the news making headlines around the nation and the world. israel will have a hold on new elections due to deadlock coalition. israel says the cabinet last night voted to dissolve itself

to hold another election spemp weeks after the last one. a story gaining a lot of attraction, a violent attack by another passenger's emotional support dog. the attack happened in 2017. the journal of constitution says it sparked major policy changes. some people are having a freedom press conference. the department of energy appears to be rebranding gas and says freedom gas, usa today says they prefer gas from the gulf. which china raised tariffs on by 55%. happening today, another major ruling is expected amid an ongoing abortion debate. >> a judge is going to decide if planned parenthood can continue. its license is set to expire

tomorrow. missouri governor mike parson's says the state found deficiencies. planned parenthood is weaponizing the license wills process. this august they plan to ban abortions between eight weeks of pregnancy. the fbi is facing a new lawsuit from a group of women alleging they were kicked out of a training program in virginia. they are speaking out with nbc stephanie gosk saying men and women are treated differently. >> when i asked if i could be recycled into a class behind me for additional training, they responded they did not do that. i had an instructor inform me after the fact that they, in fact, killed do that. >> so there were male colleagues given second and third chances? >> correct. >> the if ib fib says it cannot competent and says it values diversity including different genders. you can watch it right right after "today in the bay" at

7:00. coming up, democrats descending on the golden state. 14 candidates vying for your vote. why 2020's california primary could provide a much bigger political gain for their campaign. plus an out of control hit-and-run. this is along several blocks in san francisco. what witnesses are now revealing about the chaotic scene. taking a live look outside. it looks like the metering lights are most likely on, on the bay bridge. the toll plaza approach there. we have the full forecast coming up. 5:27 right now. mateo bridge

good thursday morning to you. taking a live look outside this

morning, san mateo bridge, up and atom. we got a lot of news ahead, the full forecast is coming up as well, good morning, it's 5:29, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. >> we got cloudy skies yet again. we have been waking up to cloudy conditions. today we will keep the coolest temperatures around a little longer. we're at 56 degrees right now. mind you, right around 10:00, 11:00 a.m., we were climbing into the 70s, so this will be a little cooler day ahead. it will be pleasant with mostly clear skies by the afternoon. i will talk about the changes over the weekend. let's head over to mike. >> we are looking at a nice drive. hov lanes are moving very smo h

smoothly agents that different yesterday. the volume of traffic west across the inkrein and this fog but not a problem. chp, a smooth drive, standard slow traffic. smaller crashes around the bay. back to you. >> thanks, mike. the democratic national convention, more than a dozen presidential hopefuls will be vying for the spotlight. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez says who is coming who is now, why it matters. >> fwienally we are not treated as an at mv for a lot of contenders, the california primary is three months sooner than we are used to no wonder a majority of candidates will be

here. kamela harris and eric swalwell will be here and the more well known and high profile contenders, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, corey booker, kirsten gilldebrand. south bend indiana mayor will make an appearance along with a half dozen other contenders. the main show joe biden leads with 40% of likely democratic voters say he had their vote earlier that month. >> that lead he told me he can afford to skip the convention. he says there is no need for joe biden to rock the boat. especially since california's horizon and swalwell will command a disproportionate amount of attention. biden will be in california next month for a series of fund raisers according to cnbc.

that's 14 democratic contenders. they plan to hold rallies. we will be covering for you through the weekend. >> 5:33 right now. we're expecting to hear new details about the woman police say is behind the chaos that played out on san francisco streets yesterday police say they tried to pull over a stolen suv. the driver kept on going. witnesses called it cheer chaos. >> we heard her yell, get out of the car now. get out of the car and then that car the lady in the car got away. >> the man the witness is talking about is expected to be okay. but an 80-year-old man also

struck suffers life-threatening injuries. officers eventually got her suv to come to a stop. >> well, developing now, the wave of tornadoes and severe weather that began about two weeks ago shows no sign of letting up. at least seventime people have died so far. the latest tornado touched down in texas destroying everything in its path. many people say they ran for cover, fearing for the worst. >> we hunkered down. we heard the building pull away from itself. it's something i have never been to. >> in the meantime, kansas is still recovering from a tornado. residents are picking up what's left of parts of oklahoma and arkansas are under water prompting evacuations. 5:34. the man accused of intentionally

plowing into a crowd of people is due in court. isaiah peoples. the crash happened. last night dozens gathered with non-profit leaders. they say the goal is to learn what the victims are going through. >> now is an important time in our country to really bring faith of different communities and religious communities together. >> the district attorney is expected to make a decision of hate charges against people. the cold case murder, the suspect john arthur gertrude is expected to be in court and enter a plea. he is being charged in the connection to the murder of a 21-year-old woman.

janet taylor was killed after leaving the campus. taylor was the daughter of former sanford athletic director. the hayward man is also accused of killing a woman in 1973. santa clara county wants your input in the expansion plan. as we have been reporting for months, the university is proposing a nearly 20 year long development project. the proposal calls for 14.3 academic space as well as more than 3,000 housing units. public hearings are being held at the palo alto city council chambers. 35:36 for you right now. everyone can finally set aside all of that grey talk within it comes to the nba finals. >> that is because this is game on time. >> game one kicks off tonight in

toronto. the warriors are looking to win. their fourth championship in five years. they have to do it without star kevin durant for at least game one. we don't know yet when he'll be back from that calf strain. >> and a live look, oracle that yous of fans are expected. as for the final schedule game three and four will take place wednesday and friday at oracle. it's going to be a lot of fun. >> a lot of warriors slash, around as well, keep that in mind. we got a smooth drive, the bay bridge, in problems, standard backup. the problem now developing for the bart system. the train tracks traversing

across each other. we are tracking that a crash cleared. two crashes 680 near the shoulder. fremont, no problems. there is the south bay. >> it will clear and make way for the weekend. >> the skies will be great. but if you are headed to the sierra, we are tracking thunderstorms. i know it's still whacky weather. saturday's forecast will be in the 60s for the coast low 70s, inland areas expected to climb into the 80s. as you head towards sunday, this is where we foy that high pressure. >> that big warm-up is expected into your workweek. we will be monitoring that

closely. >> that will mean it's time to check your ac in your car in your home, pull off the pets and the kid, all that good stuff. it will be a decent beach day. it will start out cloudy, check out those temperatures, cool, comfortable, upper 60s. we might see 70s into the afternoon, but again if you are going to be headed out to lake tahoe on saturday, we are talking stormy conditions. we got a lot of activity make it into the sierra mountains. if you will be traveling, wait for that break in the storm monday morning showers maybe snow showers to the higher elevation areas. it will be a good weekend for the sierras.

back to you. >> thanks. it's 5:39 right now. coming up, a famous hollywood a-lister takes stands in a murder trial, ashton kutcher describes the same night the woman he was supposed to go out with was killed. a tweet this morning from the president, despite future interference. >

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it is 5:42. we've got fog along the coast. fog up in santa rosa, if you are driving through there, expect limited visibility. temperatures are in the 50s. we warm into the 50s by mid-day. by the afternoon, eventually we climb topping out in the 70s for today. i will talk about what changes you can expect. a look at your day time highs coming up. we're trying to look at the bay bridge. there are low clouds, a little fog. not a problem. no problems on the span. you might want to use the bay bridge. i don't normally suggest that we are tracking the oakland area. we will bring you more coming up. and a navy seal leader accused of war crimes in iraq appears today in a san diego military court chief edgar gallagher will be asked to remove those charges over accusations of misconduct. he is promised of shooting a

school girl and elderly man. the trial is set to begin in two weeks. president trump considered pardening him and chose to let the trial play out first. a well known hollywood star testifies in the all too real trial of a man labeled serial killer by prosecutors. ashton kutcher took the witness stand yesterday to testify in what's now being called the hollywood ripper case. the 47-year-old defendant the accused of killing three women including ashley elleran. she was 22 when she died in 2001. the prosecutor says kutcher's testimony is helping prosecutors. >> there the a reason to putting someone like kutcher on the stand to tell the jury, there was a scene of struggle and ashton kutcher actually saw evidence of it. >> kutcher testified he planned to go on a date with ler the

night she died. he says he knocked on her door. she never answered. she was studied fashion in los angeles. the defendant was her neighbor at the time. if you are looking for something to do this weekend look no further than the sonoma freeway. it begins tomorrow, happening tonight, they hold a kickoff event including vintage cars. they will complete the sonoma road course. an official tweet from the president this morning that seems to act knowledge russia helped get him elected. >> scott mcgrew, you have that. >> i do. i think it's an important one remember our intelligence actions say they interfered, special prosecutors say they helped, russians in an e-mail to jared kushner said they were helping.

the tweet starts issue, issuesh issue, the -- the tweet starts russia, russia, russia, the key line i had nothing to do with russia helping me get elected. to admit it might have been more than popularity. this is a major move to the positive for the president and america because we have a lot to do to prevent more attacks. now everybody is on the same page. a reporter asked the president, do you believe your own intelligence agencies or putin's denial? the president indicated he believed putin. after special prosecutor talked for the first time since he was appointed special prosecutor. he made it clear he was not going to testify to congress if he can help it. >> i hope and expect this to be the only timely speak to you in this manner. i am making that decision myself. no one has told me whether i can

or should testify or speak further about this matter. there with has been a discussion about an appearance before congress. any testimony from this officer would not go beyond our report. >> he also repeated key things, if we can say the president didn't commit crimes, we'd tell you that. we can't. a president mueller said can't be indicted. because of that we won't bring charges because the president would not be able to defend himself in court. now if you say to yourself, hold on, that's the opposite of what attorney general bill barr said in that big announcement. you are absolutely right. barr says the mueller report says one thing. the mueller report says something entirely different and mueller went on television and reenforced it. we made the decisions we made because a justice department ruling says we can't indict the president. this once again leaves the bahama in the speaker's court. here's the speaker in san francisco. >> many constituents want to impeach the president. but we want to do what is right and what gets results.

what gets results. and we have to remember -- >> we have new comments coming into the newsroom as we speak. i will post them on twitter. here's a proposal with a twist. an avid storm chaser got down on one knee. in front of a swirling tornado in kansas, a meteorologist popping the question to his boyfriend chris scott on tuesday. they shared this on social media and says storms brought them together because they enjoy chasing severe weather. that's romantic. but did they take cover after? is everything okay? . >> obviously, chris was in short pants getting down on the rough. >> surprised, i guess.

hopefully, it's not a stormy marriage. >> they can get that out of the way. >> the storm is behind them. >> i wish them all the weathene fun. i have never taken my boyfriend on an adventure, but to brunch. we got clouds and a beautiful sky. we have sunshine. 53 in hayward, oakland 54. san mateo 53 and our temperatures will be just a little slower to warm. we will stay in the 60s and our day time will climb into the mid- to upper-70s, special things to a passing low. let's talk about we're looking at radar.

just off to the sacramento area. marty noticed activity. it will drop in. that's going to spark up some thunderstorm activity for the sierra and bring possible even some mountain rays to the north bay hills. so again by about 4:00, check out lake tahoe. i will advance a little more into friday friday evening it sparks up, saturday looks to be a pretty thundery day. overall, we will be traveling to the sierras, don't get caught off guard. check the road conditions. we will keep the 60s in the forecast. dry saturday and sunday. high pressure begins to build in as you head towards sunday. >> that will set us up for one of the warmest weeks, we have yet seen in the bay area. at least a while. >> i have basically 180 from yesterday. we tell people about bar today

we say maybe avoid bart. we are hearing of a problem on the tracks. i know parents say that's not so correctly. so tell the kids it's for layout purposes. ac transit may be an option, where it wasn't yesterday. the drive is pleasant. the metering lights are on. you see no problems into the maze, that's a good drive. we have a build developing. trains heading officer down into the tri-valley and into and out of san francisco, all will be affected as well, because everyone basically goes to the oakland y, which is where they have reports of trapped issues, fremont, no problems, south bay, a little build. here's the san mateo bridge, the bay bridge is cleared today. it should be operating smoothly as it is right now. back to. >> you all right, thanks, mike. hang now, people in

afghanistan say a suicide bomber targeting a military academy in kabul killed six people. another six were hurt. officials say the soldier noticed a suspicious person and approached him, probably to detonate an explosive. no group is immediately claiming responsibility for the attacks. insurgents have in the past. 5:52. still ahead at 6:00, a strong earthquake hits central america overnight. the countries that felt it. the initial word on any damage. first, nbc bay area responds. >> a buy one get one free offer with $700 on the line. nbc bay area responds next.

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year over year, experts say they now bring in about $1,800 for the average wedding. >> when guests see what you will spend the money on, they will click the button more likely and give you cash. >> more couples are giving back by adding the option to donate to charity, when it comes to registries, increasingly many are sharing more home devices. google owns google maps and waze. >> they will now be able to see speed limits and speed zones. it will now be sent to all android and ios devices. another state is closer to legalizing marijuana. lawmakers have settled a dispute

over whether to let people grow pot plants for personal use you can now have up to six if california. a compromise, only medical marijuana patients will be able to build their own pot. the wife of nick boles says she went into sudden labor. she was 15 weeks along with the second child. she had been feeling ill and learned she had pneumonia. nick boles led them to a world championship says the two are grateful for all the love and prayers. a story, that follow up. the operators of a beloved gordon plansers approved a plan to demolish the site to make way

to a retail complex that's about a mile from where google is planning a mass ive campus. nbc bay area responds to a sunnyvale woman who thought she was getting a free iphone. >> wen when she learned she was paying for it, she turned to chris gamora for answers. >> reporter: she says she had to buy both phones up front. at&t reassured her she would get a $700 credit for the second iphone, that didn't happen. she says she spent the next seven month trying to get the money she was promised. two days later patty got that

$700 credit. we asked at&t what happened but it didn't get back to us. >> thanks, chris, suing tesla, a pregnant california woman says a car pinned her against a wall. the details laid out in a lawsuit that we are seeing this morni morning. >> game one, the warriors, fans at home celebrate and whether katie plans to play. >> may the force be with you if you are trying to get tickets to disneylands's new attraction. the changing plans and our first peek inside "today in the bay" continues right now. >> good morning, thanks for

joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. first we will get you out the door with that weather forecast. how are we looking today? >> if are you taking mass transit, you might need your coat a little longer. i want to show this live look at san francisco, there is so much cloud cover and fog. we are starting to notice moisture build up on that camera and a quick check of your transit forecast. now how we strickt u stick to the 50s at 9:00. don't worry the sun will prevail. i will talk about your weekend, first, let's head over to mike. >> i hope you like the forecast transit, bart has major delays you will be waiting longer, trains are moving through oakland. the oakland y, whe