and good friday morning to you. a live look outside at san rafael. a busy start to a friday. i like the sound of friday. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. san francisco, 52. san jose temperature trend will climb into the 60s.

notice by 11:00 a.m., we will be in the 70s. today a little quicker to warm compared to yesterday. vianey, right now looking at palo alto with our live camera. a crew blocking one lane. median work. we have seen the construction zone shift down at willow. they take down a wall as they set up new one.w, your trips on lyft could soon become more expensive. >> this isn't exactly a price this is cpuc proposing this pay increase.

>> reporter: correct. this is on top of an existing law. sacramento will have a law go in effect in july. it is an extra five cents for wheelchair trips. the examiner reports cpuc, california public utilities commission, wants to double the fee from 5 to 10 cents per ride. disability advocates are asking for something much higher, 50 cents a trip. cpuc not expected to make a

decision until late june. thanks, bob. >> 4:32. happening today in contra costa county, sentencing for a man who killed two in a drunk driving crash. back in 2017, his car veered into another car on a highway off-ramp in concord. after both cars crashed, wilson ran from the scene and later tried to report his car stolen. two brothers, 5 and 10 years old, died. their infant brother survived but was seriously injured. he faces 40 years in prison. now to decision 2020. >> candidates arrived yesterday, campaigned, spoke with voters and tried to raise money. >> as the first woman elected to

the united states senate from state and candidate for president of the united states. >> amy klobuchar spwraousz herself to san francisco. more than a dozen democrats will be speaking at the convention and fund-raisers. larry gerston said gaining support is key. >> it makes sense for them to do what they can to make that impression among the activists. the people at that convention are the activists. they are the ones who run around the state gathering support for various candidates. >> the senator from minnesota is laying out her priorities. >> i prejudice to you from day one i will get back into that international climate change agreement. [ applause ].

>> i like her. >> reporter: jean elle kwrot, "today in the bay". >> senator elizabeth warren is scheduled to speak today. this billboard might give us an indication of what she is going to talk about. it is her call to break up big tech companies which drive the silicon valley engine. a former san francisco police officer will spend tworison for robbery. 46-year-old daughtry pleaded guilty to robbing $10,000 from two banks in san francisco last year. he is also charged with stealing $13,000 from an elderly woman who had dementia.

that is a case that is still pending. he was once one of nine sfpd for sending racist, sexist and homophobic texts. that is a case that came to light in 2015. stanford's proposed expansion is still in the planning stages. people packed city hall last night to hear what the still hopes is a massive development spanning two decades. they want to build more academic buildings and 3,000 housing units. santa clara county, for one, has to okay the plans. 4:36 this morning. >> no. it is only game 1, right? but it was a tough game to watch, especially for those who went to the warriors viewing party at oracle. we will say this, the game is not what we were expecting. >> at the end, they just couldn't make any shots.

i felt the raptors were getting shots that were not supposed to go in. >> we are sorry you lost. but we are the underdogs. and i think we can take you to game 5. >> she is talking about the raptors. this was their first game in nine days. the high scorer, a guy you probably have never heard of. you have to learn how to siakem. here's a look at the rest of the schedule. game 2 is sunday also in toronto. games 3 and 4 back here at talk about this.t. it seems like everyone is talking about it. so wha say to draymond green after the game. see the exchange there. it was too loud to hear what they were saying. he is a canadian and big fan of the raptors. a reporter asked about it after

the game. >> hey, draymond, just wanted you to talk a little bit about that postgame scuffle between you and drake. >> you got a question about basketball? it wasn't really a scuffle because i didn't hit him and he didn't hit me, i didn't push him, he didn't push me. i wouldn't call it a scuffle. >> it was probably trash talking. >> it was trash talking. but sit down. >> we all know drake is really a warriors fan. >> no, he is not. he's canadian. he has tattoos. >> he is a fan. look at his tattoos. >> he is a golden state warriors fan? i'll have to look up his tattoos. >> look it up. >> president trump plans to slap new tariffs on all foods from

mexico, the third largest trading partner with the united states. what this will mean for your wallet. >> and they have costco warning customers prices could go up.

good morning. i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. wall street set to open sharply lower this morning. global markets reacting to president trump's threat to slap

tariffs on imparts from mexico unless mexico takes more action on undocumented immigrants crossing the border. the fear of impact that the u.s. tariffs could lead to a global economic slowdown for recession. folks co is the third largest trading partner with the u.s. tariffs are import penalties on american companies which could raise prices for consumers. automakers could be hit the hardest. many build in mexico taking advantage of the cheaper labor and proximity to the u.s. gm has 14 plants nissan's imports accounts for a quarter of chinese imports is costco. it is just beginning to feel the effect on goods such as furniture, bikes, and luggage.h will go up on things.

the company is trying to off set that by sourcing goods from other countries. with all the stuff that comes from mexico, we will definitely be watching for that. thank you, frank. coming up on "today in the bay", we'll check in with vianey. it's upon us and we are going to notice the fog along the coast, into the interior valleys. patchy cloud cover. 55 degrees right now. it's cool. but we will warm up into next week, we will warm up significantly. what will that mean for your details can comiing up. >> we cannot see the towers but we can see the lights. driving is just fine as we approach the weekend. friday's the bay. how things are developing on the speed sensors.

good morning to you all. tack a look outside our window over the bay bridge. and we see some slowing there on one side. everybody is zipping through on the other side. mike is tracking what this all an you'rethe best young spell e battled word for word, and the outcome is unprecedented. >> this one champion in the national spaoelg bee, we have eight. one from san jose. here's the cool part about this. they do not have on to separate the prize. each student will get 5 $0,000. they will be on the "today" show with big smiles at 7:00.

>> i think they all deserve their own. >> 20 rounds. >> they said we have no words that would be difficult enough. like, what? go ahead. go ahead. it's an amazing morning for inland areas. that's, okay. that's okay. you're probably used to it. if you just came to the bay area, welcome to fog life. 52 degrees right now. look at san francisco. 52 degrees. it's pretty foggy. and we're going to keep a lot of fog in through the mid-morning, much like yesterday. i want to show you satellite radar. you may have noticed the cloud cover lingered a little bit

longer yesterday. that's because we have a passing system and low just in southern california that will keep us a little bit cloudy once again. it fired up a good amount of storms over the sacramento area. it was pretty impressive to see online. overall, our microclimate highs will climb a little bit. yesterday we topped out in the 70s. oakland, 73. san francisco, 63. santa check out the future cast. again, i was talking about a system that was dropping in. that means we're still talking about the possibility of seeing more rain for south lake tahoe. another chance of seeing showers pop up saturday. saturday and sunday, we will see the temperatures in the 60s. and high pressure will roll in,

dominating next week into the workweek. mike? ugh. tuesday. nice commentary on vianey's territory. over here, my territory, the roads, southbound 101. report of a wrong-way driver. without a crash. cesar chavez.icle south 101 sare despite all that, 101 moves slowly in and out of san francisco. 101 in the north bay. fog drifting around the bay. low clouds right above the deck at the golden gate bridge. westbound 580, a crash moving to the shoulder. slowing for the construction in both directions for the altamonte. get away traffic out of livermore, central valley will begin 11:30 or noon today as it typically does on a friday. south bay smooth.

palo alto, overnight road work. i saw another pass heading north past willow. back to you. thanks, mike. 4:50 right now. a woman admitted to mugging a 9 3-year-old man at this 7-eleven in san leandro. he was walking with his attacker following behind. she grabs the wallet from his hand, dragging him to the ground. 48-year-old carla ashberg later confessed. the victim suffered minor injuries. he said said to be confused by his behavior. >> i'm a nice man. i treat everybody good. i don't see why she would have that behavior with me. >> he is a regular at the 7-eleven. some came to help after that robbery. his grandson returned to the store with him yesterday. >> he is here today because he's coming to get his coffee, as he was been doing well over 40, 50

years. and somebody doing this to him has not stopped him from being who he is at the age of 93. >> you see him walking. good to see him doing well and back at his favorite coffee stop. >> well, he has friends there. all right. the jessie smollett saga continues. he was charged with lying to police that he was the victim t later dropped. they unsealed 400 pages from the investigation yesterday. more are expected to be released soon. they are expressing outrage over their decision to drop the charges. smollett claimed two masked men attacked him because of his race and sexuality. he staged the entire thing. >> mark zuckerberg's chief is released accused of inappropriate behavior.

he is accused of sexual misconduct and making racist remarks about zuckerberg's wife. and he is accused of making homophobic remarks about other staff members. booth is a former secret service officer 100 dogs found in a large home in the city of orange. this is in orange county. animal control crews in hazmat suits spent hours removing those red-tagging the house. it is unknown how many dogs were in there. it is unknown how they got there or what the conditions were like inside that home. so far the residents are being cited for animal cruelty. you don't usually see hazmat suits. today is the mega millions

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you. 5:00 right now. we want to thank you for starting your morning right here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. today is friday light. we will start with vianey with a lovely look at the forecast. >> something somen counters may