passengers .. has transportation more muni problems. doors closing unexpectedly on passengers has transportation hraoerdz dashi leaders dashing to fix the problems. the action being learned and action being taken. a tariff threat. this time mexico in the crosshairs. what president trump said he will have to do to avoid the inevitable sphaoeubg in prize. >> cbd oil showdown. it may lead to new regulations. "today in the bay" continues right now. and good friday morning to 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

encounter. there might be fog. a nice shot over walnut creek, a beautiful way to start a friday morning. let me give you a preview of the fog. fog in through san francisco. dense in half moon bay. fog up through the santa rosa area. limited visibility down to less than a mile. keep in mind that you don't turn on your high beams, right? keep on your headlights or your low beams. >> standard lights. fog lamps you can use in the fog. your standard high beams will reflect off the fog. folks waiting because we did not have all the cash lanes open within the last five minutes. everybody started flowing through the toll plaza. friday looking great around the bay and all the approaches. we'll talk a little bit more about your commute coming up. back to you. thanks, mike. well, you may remember this

shocking video of a woman getting pulled under by a muni train last month. something similar happened again this week. sharon katsuda live for us where muni inspectors are trying to figure out what's going on here. sharon? well, marcus, yes. muni is looking into another mishap where they say a passenger's hand got caught in the door while she was trying to get off the train. you'll recall another mishap last month was caught on video where the passenger's hand was caught in the door and she was dragged onto the tracks at the embarcadero. in this past week's incident uncovered by the investigative unit, the train operator realized the passenger's hand was caught in the door and opened the door about a block later. last month prompted the agency to order new sensors be installed. the problem this past week was caused by a crack in the rubber

tubing. that is the focus in the older fleets now. muni says there have been problems with the sensors on the doors since last october. now it is inspecting what's going on with the older fleets. reporting live in san francisco, sharon katsuda, "today in the bay". scary. this morning president trump's international trade war is taking on a new battle front much closer to home. . >> today in the bay tracie potts live in washington with news that he is now going after mexico. tracie? >> reporter: good morning. yeah, the president wants to impose tariffs, taxes on everything that crosses the southern border. and we're getting reaction this morning from mexico's trade representative saying that would be disastrous. but they are also skeptical that the president will follow through on these tariffs that he originally tweeted about.

now, the white house has put out some details. what they are saying is that this would start june 10th. so in a couple of weeks. and it would start with 5%, 5% every month until it goes up to 25eu% permanent te 25% tariff. taxing is not the way to deal with immigration. president trump said the tariffs will continue until mexico, to his satisfaction, does something about the flow of immigrants coming across the border. however, at this point they haven't really decided or said publicly what that would be. in other words, what would satisfy them to stop these tariffs. critics, democrats already tweeting this morning that this is not a good idea, that the president doesn't understand the

basics of economics and immigration. it is supposed to start in just a couple of weeks. >> tracie potts reporting in washington. thank you, tracie. 5:05. for a second straight week, school will end with no khrz for thousands of students in union city and hayward. they are expected to be back on the picket lines this morning. now state school superintendent tony thurman is getting involved, calling for both sides to figure out their differences. he issued a statement saying in part this has gone on long enough. >> happening today, fda regularities are looking at the cannabis industry. the big question is whether companies should be allowed to use cbd oil in food, drinks, and subpoenaments. ali wolf is at meta san jose airport.

a grandmother got arrested for carrying some. >> reporter: that's right a lot of people fused on the national level and state level. the tsa changed its marijuana policies. now certain cbd products will be allowed to be taken onto planes with you. here is where it gets tricky. they do not allow cbd to be used in products. that doesn't mean it is not happening. you have heard of these on the market already. they are easily available. they are being used in supplements, gummies and pet treats. it is set to be a $20 billion business in the next year. it does not have thc. it won't get you high. a lot of people relying on these for pain relief like argumearth.

they will hear from experts, retailers and farmers a it sorts through scientific data. one woman was taken into custody at disney world after being caught carrying cbd oil. another was jailed for having it in her bag at the airport in dallas. as of now, there is just one fda approved cbd product, it is an epilepsy drug. you can take that through airport security. still a lot of confusion. a lot of people trying to push to get the fda to allow cbd in products to get it regulated. a lot of big companies want to start using it. this hearing is lasting all day. and then after today the public can submit their comments online through july 2nd. reporting live in san jose, ali wolf for "today in the bay". we definitely know a lot of folks are watching to see the guidance on this one. >> police are naming the woman they say was behind the wheel in wednesday's chaotic hit and run.

25-year-old cherry neil is accused of striking two people and several cars with a stolen suv. police say she was doing all of this while evading officers over several blocks. neil this morning facing nearly two dozen charges, including driving under the influence and four counts of felony hit and run. happening now, a search in palo alto for a man who assaulted a woman out for a run. it happened wednesday morning on the bike path behind terman park. a woman was jogging when a man ran past her and smacked her backside. relief is on the way for one of the bay areas so-called food deserts. the owner says there hasn't been a full-service grocery store in the area since 1970s.

>> people want to eat healthier. they want better choices in their neighborhood. they want to do it convenientry where they live. >> the new store is 14,000 fair feet. more than 50 people have been hired already, mostly from that neighborhood. >> if you have ever dreamed of catching a ball from the stands, this is the story for you. >> we want to go to women's college world series in oklahoma. you have to see this. >> how about side-by-side looks at these two home runs. and how about the same guy collecting them both? >> you heard right. that lucky fan pulling off a unique catch, catching two

consecutive home run balls. after the amazing feat, he took time to pose for photos with other fans because he's famous of course. >> oh, yeah. >> that's pretty cool there. i got it. yes, again. >> wow. good catch. >> he should go play the lottery. >> yeah. you can't catch anything on the oracle park. >> we have the good ballpark weather, though. for sure. we have the fog and visibility that's limited right now in terms of visibility in santa rosa, down to less than a mile. we are talking half a mile. napa down to 9 miles. it is dense through livermore. you might catch a spot down to five miles. microclimate highs, low 60s for san francisco. another round of 80s through the interior valleys. i will send it over to mike now. let's take a look at the maps, folks.

brent wood, discovery bay out of the area. highway 4. all moving very smoothly. looking at walnut creek interchange as well. green over the pay except for here. that is a little fog that registers. vianey talked about it. drifting around the bay. locals know about that. we know where it tends to hit. no major problems. palo alto, we do not see the sign lit up over at ikea. i thought it was always lit up. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 5:11. coming up, an intense search is under way in connecticut this morning. a mother of five vanishing without trace. potentially detailing information she laid out in court documents before she disappeared wall street a gasp on new tariffs for mexico. looking forward to that. hope for a different happy ending. this little girl is going viral for her one -- not three but one

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getting ready for work, it will be cooler than yesterday. by 8:00 a.m., upper 50s. by lunch, 70s. not just in san jose. but the route will be cooler around the coastline. of course we have the fog. mike? coast to coast, san mateo

bridge moving smoothly. taillights showing. we'll show you a bigger view good morning and happy friday to you. salesforce said it will prohibit sporting goods companies that uses its software from selling things like gun, even though they are legal to sell. it caused a debate in the business world. can you tell your customers whatnot to do. if boeing leases airlines can they say not to fly to alabama because they are having issues in alabama. after president trump announced massive new graduated tariffs on mexican products, 5% starting a week from month, 10% july 1st, 5% more each month, up to 25%. until mexico does something about immigration. he didn't set a specific goal for mexico to avoid the tariffs.

we will talk more as we talk politics in a half an hour. as you watch them go into place, it is about way more than avocados. they are an easy thing for the media to point to. you notice the price at the grocery store. mexico's big exports to us are oil and cars and machinery and medical goods. fruits and vegetables are important. but how does ford handle a 25% tariff on cars? how do hospitals handle a 25% tariff on x-ray plates? those are the questions that may have to be answered in the coming months. remember, we pay the tariffs, not mexico. other news, uber found its first financial report since becoming a public company, and it was pretty terrible. so the biggest losses ever experienced by an american company. uber will slow down subsidies on its rides, meaning your prices will go up. venture capital is helping to pay for your ride. that can't last forever.

the trump administration said it will allow gas stations to sell ethanol-blended fuel year-round. it was prohibited in the summer because it contributes to greenhouse gas and smog. the president wants to send more support to mid-western farmers. here's what he said about ethanol last year. >> all i know is you've got a lot of farmers, right? and my administration is protecting ethanol, all right? that's what you want to here. >> it would help corn farmers in iowa but soybean farmers are having the toughest time because of the chinese tariffs and the swine flu as hogs eat soy beans. soybean farmers will still struggle. on top of it all, they have dealt with the floods that even today are continuing.

hard time to be a farmer. >> it is a tough time. >> 5:17 for you right now. trending this morning, the little girl from texas the has a message about the new aladdin movie. >> she shouldn't wait for the boy? >> no. she should go by herself. >> go where by herself. >> to see the world. >> jasmine needs to go see the world by herself. >> she believes princess jasmine shouldn't have to rely on the prince to see the world. it has gone 74,000 likes. >> those parents raising an independent woman. >> she doesn't need a magic carpet because she'll have a cool car. >> a tesla. >> i love her. she's a smart girl. she is. >> i can't wait to see her adventures in the future.

we have to keep up for her and see where she will explore. >> on the magic carpet. >> you will have to apply over the fog, though. your view of the golden gate bridge might be a little blocked thanks to the fog. this is an amazing shot from our sutro tower camera. look at how amazing this is. this is a live picture, by the way. focus on it just a little bit. you can see it rolling through. i'm not even going to step into the shot. enjoy the view. it will keep cooler temperatures along the coastline. this is what it looks like further inland. that gives you an idea how the microclimates showcase themselves. inland things are clearing out. the temperature trend will shape out. as you get ready to plan your afternoon, once again, starting out in the 50s. we have been starting out in the 50s the past two months. so you are used to this morning's weather. 9:00 a.m., 62 degrees. we will start to warm up into

the mid-70s. concord will be one of our warmer spots. today expect it to top out into the 80s. we want to show you how by about 10:00 a.m., concord will be in the 70s. it will be one of those california days where you start and say it's cool. and it gets hot fast. it will be quick to warm. pay attention to the satellite and radar. we have a couple of changes. a little bit of lightning popping up. well, that's the same system that started showing a good amount of activity over the sacramento area. we have lightning firing up through there. traveling to southern california, in through today or tomorrow, keep that in mind. you may encounter thunderstorm activity. microclimate highs in the 80s. the next seven days, we will clear out by the weekend. it will be comfortable in the 80s. we have 90s, which mike's favorite day is tuesday. >> tuesday or wednesday. from what you showed, above the clouds.

so i wanted to show below the clouds because that's where i focus. on the bay bridge, cut off by the low clouds. i call it low clouds. over here, san jose. nice easy drive. clear flow of traffic on 101. no problems through silicon valley. great drive. same thing for 17 and the santa cruz mountains, past the summit. one crash on 680, alum rock. no injuries reported. a smooth drive over here coming into and out of the dublin interchange. across the bay, the peninsula moving nicely. all of these green sensors along the coast. we will watch for that. it will develop and then clear. coming up, giants fans, your rival the dodge it's are in hot

water with the mets. the accusations flying around against the boys in blue. here )e

here's a look at some of the news making headlines around the nation and the world. one climber died, two others injured last night in a rockfall near the summit of mt. ranier. tacoma news tribune said climbers were flown off the mountain along with the body of the climber who died. south korea's leader leading newspaper there claims kim jong-un executed his top negotiator after the trump meeting. four others were also purged. the paper only cites one anonymous source. nbc has been unable to verify any of it.

ocasio-cortez and cruz teaming up to fix washington. by the end of the day, staffers on both sides working on joint legislation. on her instagram, it was cute. she is like what is happening right now that they are agreeing to work with me. interesting times. >> developing, the search is on for a missing connecticut mother of five. >> last night dozens failed a local parrish for jennifer dolas. she dropped her kids off to school last friday in new cannaan. her family and friends and her church say they would not believed she would just disappear leaving her children behind. >> loves thyou so much. we just want you toe come home. >> public court documents show that dolas has been in the

process of divorcing her husband. according to her initial a affidavit, she said she was terrified for her family's safety. new this morning, giants fans, listen up. it's about your rivals the dodgers. the boys in blue from los angeles are accused of stealing signs. monday the mets lost to the dodgers after being up five runs. the dodgers came back with big bats. now some of the mets say it seems like the dodger hitters knew exactly which pitches were coming. stealing signs is not illegal. the mets say they will try to change up some of your signs now. it is not illegal, but it is not good. it's not good sportsmanship. >> no. but sometimes it happens. >> look away. coming up next, take uber or lyft? it could cost you more money. how much one state proposal wants to raise your fee and who the money might benefit. warriors are licking their

wounds after a loss in the nba finals. to top it off, they have to walk past drake to get out. taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see cars on the road getting started with their day. it's going to be a busy one. mike will walk us through the commute right after the break. 5:27 right now. you're watching "today in the bay".

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coming up on a:30 on this lovely friday morning. we look outside at walnut creek. look at that sky. not a lot of fog in walnut creek. but it is lurking around san francisco. thank you for joining us on this friday morning.

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. vianey arana in for kari. i like that behind you, calm. >> i hope your morning is off to a calm start and you're not like because it's 5:30. if you're using mass transit, it will get warmer a little quicker. by 8:00 a.m., a lot of the clouds will clear. once the sun comes out, welcome to the 70s. in through 11:00, we will top out in the upper 70s, low 80s in the south bay. mike? >> no delays for mass transit. marcus said i'll drive you through your commute. if you do drive with me, he would use the hov lane. we would need three more. metering lights were turned on 5:25. so a couple of minutes later than the previous four days this week. we have the metering lights.

that's the only issue. highway 4, railroad, a car fire. no real problems. speed sensors green all over the bay. thanks, mike. california school superintendent is in the bay area to sit in on negotiations between new haven school district and teachers. thurmond is meeting with both sides today. yesterday negotiations ran into 11:00. today is day 9 of the strike. it is affected thousands of students in union city and hayward. teachers will be back on the ticket lines this morning. your trips on uber and lyft could get more pricey. it isn't a price hike, though. bob redell is live in san ramon. this is something the cupc is proposing? >> reporter: correct. this is on top of an existing law. coming july 1st, a new law will go in effect. they will charge people who use

lyft and uber an extra five cents a ride to help with people in wheelchairs who have been left on the side of the curb so to speak. senator hill of san ma tay co raurb authored this new law in goes into effect july 1st. the california public utilities commission, cupc, wants to double it from 5 cents to 10 cents per trip. disability advocates are saying they want it to increase to 50 cents per trip. cupc not expected to make a decision until june. bob redell, "today in the bay".

>> we are always watching. thank you very much, bob. >> new, a concord boy is in custody accused of stabbing his friends that were playing video games. this happened yesterday afternoon at an apartment on bel-air drive. two brothers and their friend were playing video games when one of the brothers stabbed the friend several times. the teenage victim was airlifted to the hospital. his condition unknown. the suspect ran from the apartment afterwards but later called police and turned himself in. well, a woman is in custody after police say she admitted to mugging a 93-year-old man. this happened on tuesday at the 7-eleven in san leandro. security cameras showing frank walking with his attacker following behind. she grabs his wallet from him, dragging him to the ground. carla ashford later confessed. the victim suffered minor injuries. he said he's confused by her

behavior. >> i don't see why she would act like that with me. i'm known as a nice man. i treat everybody good. >> he is a regular at the 7-eleven. he knows other regulars. some of them came to his aid. his grandson returned to the store with him yesterday. >> he's here today because he's coming to get his coffee as he was been doing well over 40, 50 years. somebody doing this to him has not stopped him from being who he is at age 93. . >> it's good do see him walking with his grandson. he said that is his favorite place to get his coffee. sentencing for an antioch man who killed two young brothers in a drunk driving crash. jurors convicted wilson seen here on several charges, including murder. back in 2017, his car veered into another car on highway 4 on an off-ramp there in concord. after both cars crashed, wilson ran from the scene and then he later tried to report his car

stolen. two brothers, 5 years old and 10 years old, died in the crash. their infant brother did survive but was seriously injured. wilson faces 40 years in prison. 5:34. happening today in san francisco, the democratic convention kicks off this morning. it includes senator kamala harris, eric swalwell and front-runner so far joe biden will not be attending. speaker pelosi, governor newsom and mayor london breed are among the speakers. more details now senator elizabeth warren is scheduled to speak at a convention today. it is a call to break up big tech companies. facebook, google and apple just have too much power. continuing coverage now.

stanford's proposed expansion is still in the planning stages. it is drawing a lot of interest. the university wants to build more academic buildings and 3,000 units of housing. but there is a lot that has to happen before that. for starters, santa cra county has to okay the plans. last night's meeting was the first of six public feedback sessions. raptors won game 1 of the nba finals. it was just game, so we will just calm down. it was tough to watch either at oracle or at home. fans who went to the watch party say it wasn't exactly what they were expecting. >> at the end they just couldn't make any shots. i felt the raptors kept on getting shots that were not supposed to go in. but luck was on their side. >> we are thoroughly impressed

by our team. we are the underdogs. and i think we can take you to game five. >> that being the raptors as well as. dubs have been rusty because they have not played in nine days. toronto's high scorer. pascal siakem. 32 points. toronto won 118-109. the upcoming schedule, game 2 sunday in toronto. games three and four back here in the bay area at oracle next week. >> since we are talking finals, we have to talk about this one. everyone is talking about that. so did you see drake and draymond in an exchange? a lot of people wondering what was said. you can see the exchange. it was just too loud to hear what they were saying. a canadian there, a big raptors fan. they asked draymond after the game. >> hey, draymond. just wanted you to talk 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 or he didn't hit me. i didn't push him, he didn't push me. we talked. we balked a little but i wouldn't consider that a scuffle. >> we know drake loves the warriors. >> i know. we just had this discussion earlier this morning. you can find it on my facebook back. >> he has a 30 and 35. that's why he was wearing a black arm band to cover them, i believe. >> you know the truth? >> they have a special place for him in the vip lounge. i don't know if he's on the band-wagon as well. slowing through san jose. northbound 101 slows a bit north of 680. rest of the bay, no problem. a little bit lighter and easier to get through.

the bay bridge, the north bay, moving nicely there. fairfield, eastbound 80 toward sacramento and it is friday, of course. we talked about earlier possibility of snow last weekend. and this weekend, a different case. >> oh, yeah. we're still dealing with rain for the sierra. saturday forecast will be pleasant. mostly clear skies. temperatures in the upper 60s for the coast. temperatures will climb into the 60s. low 70s in inland areas. can expect to see 80s. sunday's forecast, the low that kept our temperatures still below seasonable will finally make its easy. i want to show you your lake tahoe forecast. this is what we're dealing with. thunderstorms expected to fire up just over the mountains.

it may not be the best day to drive up there. we will be dealing with thunderstorms and lightning friday, saturday, sunday in yosemite. it will be a soggy weekend for you. the rest of the bay area will be affected by the rain. just expecting a combination of 6 0s, 70s, 80s and eventually 90s. the saga over jussie smollett not over yet. a judge considers taking another look at the investigation

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a look at what you can expect so you can plan your weekend coming up there they come. waiting for camera time. 580 toward richmond. and san rafael across the bridge. jussie smollett was charged with lying to police that he was they are the victim of a hate crime, but the charges were later dropped. 400 pages were unsealed yesterday. more are expected to be released soon. he claimed two masked men attacked him because of his race and sexuality. a haul of illegal guns off

the streets of gilroy. police say they were so-called glock switches that convert semiautomatic to fully automatic weapons. investigators say those illegal gun parts were delivered to gilroy from out of the country. the president said he will slap tariffs on mexico, and they're massive. >> he said it's no secret mr. trump is active with his tweets but doesn't always follow through on his threats. he will add 5% on all goods starting monday, 5% more july 1st, up to 25% until mexico does something substantial about immigration. substantial, he says, but we

don't have a specific goal. the timing of the president's announcement was strange because the mexican senate was working at the new nafta, u.s./mexico trade agreement. a treaty we want mexico to sign. at the same time vice president pence was in canadian trying to get them to ratify the new tariff. the president continues to lash out at special counsel robert mueller tweeting he came into the oval office seeking to be named the director of the fbi. i told him no. the next day he was named special counsel counsel a total conflict of interest. nice.

his closest adviser, steve bannon, told investigators that. you can find the testimony on page 81. wall street still concerned about it. i'll be tweeting as we go. find me@scottmcgrew. >>. >> the outcome is unprecedented. here's the cool part about all of this. they don't have to split the prize money. each student will get $50,000. all will be on the "today" show

this morning at 7:00 with with big smiles and fat pockets. >>. >> they won't be bribing anybody, that's for sure. >> we don't have to bribe vianey for the forecast. >> i'll take vitt and continue that journey. golden gate bridge, somewhere under that fog. this is our sutro tower cam. all right. this is what it looks like, though for most of the bay area. the temperature trend is in the 50s now. 62 degrees. yesterday we were in the 60s at 12:00. so it will be much quicker to warm up today. and the temperatures will be in

the 70s. we're still a little bit below seasonable. current temperatures in san francisco right now are in the 50s as well. thunderstorms in the sacramento area. still tracking that for higher elevatio elevations. also into the sierra as well. any travel plans to the sierra, you need to check our nbc bay area app so you are well informed about the timing of that storm. your microclimate highs for today, warmer. today we will be hitting 80s. concord, 86. oakland, 7 3. san francisco and the coastline, no big changes there. still cool and cloudy. yesterday we had a may gray day along the coastline. i want to show you the storms firing up. at 4:00, south lake tahoe.

your window saturday morning is to head to the sierra. more rain saturday night. another little break. and it comes back, the rain does, sunday night. your mind is early morning saturday and early morning sunday. but that could spark thunderstorms in the far north elevations. we will keep the 60s into saturday and sunday. tuesday and wednesday, in the 90s. i think people with tired of the rain, mike. >> it will be steamy. fog is touching the roadway. this is the golden gate bridge. the zipper truck.

it is 5:50 now. this is a bit late for moving the cones for the morning commute. you see traffic northbound and southbound. a little slowing highway 4 through bay point. that's it. fog in the north bay, 101 through novato. south bay, no problems. i didn't see any issues. here again is the low clouds around 580. this is your commute eastbound. got to get out of here about 1:30. happening now, lighting up

the night sky. sweltering hot lava. it burst into spectacular action several times a year, spewing lava and ash over the mediterranean island. the last one was in 1992 a new push to help stop the teen vaping epidemic. the move juul may make to give control over its own products. terrifying moments as this bounce house just blew away with kids inside. we'll tell you what happened.

5:55 for you right now. our team always on social media. dub nation still waking up after last night's nba finals game. mike inouye. check this out on facebook. you can find him on twitter and instagram. >> they needed a little wake me up. this morning we are less than a week away from the 75th anniversary of d-day, allied invasion of normandy was a major turning point of world war ii. the former battle ground is filled with memorials.

tom brokaw talks about it with tom hanks. he started "saving private ryan" which brought the battle to the big screen. >> this will probably be the last one in which we have veterans. will we lose sight of the real danger? >> i think it will be a mythological place where it is a time of gods and heroes. >> they will make their way to france, including this young man in martinez. viewers like you help raise money to jake larson could go to normandy. nbc news will follow his journey and bring you his stories. a sad story out of russia this morning. >> high winds lift a bouncy house spilled with small children several feet into the

air. it crashed near the grouped near a crowded street. all were between the age of 4 and 6 years old. scary situation for the parents and the kids. 5:57. now developments for juul. the e-cigarette maker may open its own retail stores starting in texas. a person tells nbc that the stores would only admit adults. no formal decision is set. potential plans would give juul more control. they cite them as a major contributor of the teen vaping epidemic amazon looking into get into the mobile business. they are looking to buy boost mobile and will use t-mobile's wireless network for six years. t-mobile and sprint are trying

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1-888-996-tips or web w nbcbayarea.com/responds. a woman getting caught in a train door, and the effort to make sure trains are working right. >> is it safe. a boom of cbd oil use across the country and here at home, regulators weigh in on its future. >> ending the food desert in one east bay community. it solves a problem there people have dealt with 50 years. "today in the bay" continues right now. and good morning to you. thank you for joining us on "today in the bay". i'm mash rcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> my last day filling in for kari for now. she will be back monday. she left me great weather. as you head out the door, it

will be another cloudy start. that's all because of that system that's passing nearby. but, hey, at least we didn't get any rain here locally from that system. 56 degrees right now. however, into the arch, look at how your day is going to be shaping up. upper 70s for palo wall toe. upper 50s, low 60s for the coastline. >> vianey, it's been great to have you all week. i'll be watching you all weekend. look at the fog. the zipper truck made its way without incident. no problems. the light traffic you expect for friday, that's okay. light traffic, yes, approaching the bay bridge. at the bay bridge, you see the fastrak lanes moving. you do have the backup and the wait there. a little build in hayward and slowing starting. but nothing big. now new details from