rising tensions possibly expected at your gas pump. next ahead, live team coverage from here at home and washington, d.c. and a new round of rain taking aim at the bay area, just in time for the weekend. we'll track the time as nbc bay area continues right now. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us on this friday morning. i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. something we're talking about in the newsroom, the golden globe awards, what is new this year and how the stars are gearing up and what you need to put on your watch list. that's usually how it works out for me. ricky gervais is the host and always a fun night because they don't just sit in the audience. >> this one is much more casual and friendly. >> they have some cocktails, too, kind of loosens things up. >> also makes for better expressions. >> and you want to see the reactions when ricky gervais is emceeing. let's check with traffic in

a minute but check your weather. rain. >> rain and a little bit less cloudy. running a few degrees colder through the north bay. santa cruz as well 41 degrees. 43 degrees in san jose. 38 in rose. how much cooler are we running compared to the past 4 hou24 ho? look at pacifica, about 13 degrees cooler than yesterday so what about that rain? your temperature trend for today will include a lot of cloudiness. i'll take you through the rain time line shortly. let's check in with mike. >> rain time line vianey said that. traffic time line we have that as well and in fact the time line we're getting shorter as far as the drive, if you're paying cash from oakland side, we have fewer cars in the backup and still don't have all the lanes open. we still have that one closed, so of that early commute we talk about the early bhurs we see 5:00 tends to loosen things up a little bit as they open up one more lane and traffic should build though, maybe 7:30/8:00 and things will thin once again.

contra costa county and the rest of the bay moving just fine right now though, guys, back to you. mike, we're continuing to watch the breaking news in the middle east, tens of thousands of people from tehran to baghdad are taking to the streets after the u.s. announced it killed iran's top military leader. a targeted air strike carried out against his convoy in baghdad at the direction of course of president trump. >> but without congressional approval that's the interesting part here. this morning, we have live team coverage. "today in the bay's" bob redell is tracking the possible impact you could see immediately at the gas pump, but first we want to go to tracie potts in washington, d.c., with the long-term political impact of the air strike. tracie, this is a quickly developing story and one that we're watching really closely. >> and one with a lot of moving parts, kris and scott, because there's the reaction here in washington. congress not being consulted, the reaction by iraq, the president telling nbc this morning this is a fragile situation. of course everyone waiting to see how iran will react, and

then there are americans on the ground in iraq. the state department this morning telling them to get out. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: new video this morning. the secretary of state says it shows iraqis dancing in the streets after president trump ordered an air strike at the baghdad airport that killed qasem soleimani the head of iran's secret elite quds force. >> he ordered the killing of hundreds of americans. >> reporter: iran militia leader muhandes was also killed. >> the consequences of this could be unbelievable. >> reporter: the big concern in washington this morning is the u.s. prepared for iran's response? >> they are going to try to cause a tremendous amount of pain in response to this. >> i pray with all of my heart that the trump administration has a plan and a strategy. >> reporter: hundreds more u.s. troops have been sent in. this airstrike came after two

days of violent protests at the u.s. embassy in iraq by pro-iranian demonstrators and after iranian militias targeted u.s. troops. >> enough is enough. this is part of iran's maligned behavior. >> reporter: president trump insists he is not trying to start a war. >> do i want to? no. i want to have peace. i like peace. >> reporter: in a statement, house speaker nancy pelosi says this air strike risks provoking further dangerous escalation of violence and was done without consulting congress. and this morning, iran's supreme leader is promising severe revenge for soleimani's death and has already replaced him with his deputy. back to you. >> tracie potts in washington, we should point out donald trump a minute ago tweeted "iran has never won a war but never lost a negotiation." >> interesting. all of this is having an impact on crude oil prices, the short term. >> how it affects us here at

home. bob redell in milpitas with his continuing team coverage. bob, what do you know about prices at the pump? >> reporter: well right now it's not clear what impact, if any, this is going to have in the price at the pump, when you're filling up on your way to work this morning, clearly not impact we'll see today but talking about in the coming days, it will depend clearly on how much the price of oil stays up, and by how much. now, we have reached out to someone who tracks these kinds of things, waiting to hear back from them. if we do, we'll let you know what they say. we know the price of oil has surged by almost 4%, after it was announced last night the united states killed iranian general soleimani in an air strike which puts the price for a barrel of oil at just under $69. that's the highest price since september, when iran attacked oil facilities in saudi arabia. that military strike sent our gas prices up here up 25 to 30 cents a gallon in the bay area.

prices have since come down. according to aaa, the average price for a gallon of gas in san jose is around 3.5, oakland just under 3.60. sf around 3.65. not clear what impact it will have on gas prices in the bay area. reporting live in milpitas, ready ready, "today in the bay." >> bob, we're watching everything that may happen throughout the day regardi ing crisis a and get the latest on breaking news on the nbc bay area app and at nbcbayarea.com. this morning, a man is dead following a high speed police chase in the north bay. it ended on sir francis drake drive in greenbray last night. chp spotted a man hitting cars with a tire iron in san rafael, and that's when the chase started. they followed him to greenbray, where he ran a red light. he was t-boned by a white pickup truck and hit a light pole and that's how he died at the scene. the officer and the driver of the white pickup truck were not

hurt. in san francisco, a bicyclist is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries, following a crash in the richmond district, this happened at 43rd and fulton last night. police say the driver of the car involved stayed at the scene, and is cooperating with the investigation. 5:07. you may remember we first showed you this dash cam video showing a car going off the edge at gray whale cove. there it goes. chp rescue crews have been looking for this car in the air, by land and by sea. they say the weather is just too bad, so they have suspended the search. for now, investigators are going to keep checking missing people and vehicle reports. the vta is working to make leadership changes as it faces some public criticism as palo alto online reports the transit agency's board was given low marks from 70% of riders in a recent performance survey. a recent civil grand jury report also blamed poor board leadership for causing the vta to become one of the most

inefficient transit agencies not in california, but in the country. now directors are looking at the results of an independent review to try to make some improvements. among the solutions are scheduling practices to ensure fewer missed board meetings and also reconfiguring the system for appointing directors. new year, bringing new and tighter building codes to palo alto, including more reliance on electricity, less reliance on natural gas and new construction projects and tighter demolition requirements. a live look at the road to tahoe if you're headed there this weekend you want to take it slow. there's snow and ice. november and december storms left plenty of snow. according to the recent snow survey, it's at 97% of average for january. what really counts is how much snow is around in april. we're at 44% of what's needed to fill reservoirs with drinking water. >> we do like cidrinking water. >> jerry brown went up there and

there was no snow at all and pretended. >> it was dirt. >> very effective. vianey, lovely to see the purple behind you especially for folks who like to see. >> it is. we are tracking more chance of some showers and snow showers headed into saturday night and into sunday as well, but as you know, the sierra snowpack makes up about 30% of our water resources when it begins to melt in the spring. it also determines if we're going to have enough water in our reserve sooirs when we don't enough rain. it's a big component in terms of when it's not raining. hour-by-hour outlook i want to give you a preview, the rain will move in late tonight. by really late i mean late. 11:00 midnight, probably when you're sleeping, most of the bay area is not going to get a lot of rain out of this. if you live in santa rosa, napa, san rafael, you're probably the first to see some of the showers overnight, and then it breaks apart pretty quickly but i'm going to help you and guide you through your saturday forecast coming up shortly. for now, i know that mike has been keeping a very close eye on the roads.

>> vianey that's nice. i'll help you and guide you, just point to stuff. green, that's what i'm pointing to right now. little blips over here south 85, coming off the 101 split, and crews start to move and clear from their overnight work, thank them for all the work and be careful when you see the flashing lights. we have slowing north 242, cleared from the earlier crash headed up toward concord and highway 4 and at the bay bridge we see a little slowing there at the toll plaza. i showed that to you as well. we have the cash lanes over on the left approach. we'll crack them in a couple minutes. over here oakland we have a good volume of traffic, very smooth, the southbound side hasn't seen this much traffic at this hour, for a few days, about a week. back to you. >> thank you, mike. there's a major recall to tell you about, next on "today in the bay," we'll tell you about that issue reported with thousands of subarus this morning. >> i'll be listening to that one. plus the victim to a massive erosion, a house falls off a lake michigan bluff. look at the damage there. trending this morning, an

act of kindness gone viral. the ride one uber drive gave this woman will never forget. we'll be back in a minute.

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i'll have details on that coming up. >> look at this, it's fremont, a smooth flow of traffic past the truck scales, which are right there, kind of darkly, not darkly, if at all, an arrow on the other side of the freeway. no problems, light traffic flow. we'll show you how the rest of the bay is. good morning, i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open sharply lower as global markets continue to react to u.s. air strikes that killed iran's top general who led a special forces unit of the elite ref nugs guards. the news adding to the simmering tensions between the u.s. and iran, and raising concerns of possible retaliation. oil prices spiking on the news, up more than 4%. gold is higher as traders seek out so-called safe haven investments. markets in asia and europe lower after u.s. stocks rallied to

kick off the new year with the dow up more than 300 points to a record high. lowe's plans to hire more than 53,000 employees this spring, which is the busiest season for home improvement projects. the retailer says the hires will include full, part-time and seasonal positions. lowe's will hold the first walk-in hiring event on january 8.as stores where spring weather arrives earlier in the season such as florida, southern california, and hawaii. and apple may be ready to make a long-term commitment to streaming tv. it has struck a five-year production deal with a former head of hbo to create movies, shows and documentaries for apple tv plus. "variety" reports the focus will likely be on a small amount of high-profile content rather than flooding apple with shows. scott and kris, back to you. >> there's so much tv to watch it's amazing. >> i was looking through my tv the other day and it was like i can't -- why did i stop watching that? i can't remember. >> rahel, what do you watch? >> it's hard to keep track of. honestly these days i watch real

i have t reality tv. it's not going anywhere. i'm not proud of it. >> my sister watches "90 day fiance" but i was watching married at first sight. >> i watch "squawk talk" on cnbc. >> i watch "sand hill road." >> absolutely. close the satellite window. there, i won. close it. close it. all right. >> i don't like "sand hill road." man, i caught myself in a fib. >> say you're in your subaru driving down the road "sand hill road" available on google play and itunes, you're in the rain and listening. you want to know subaru is being recalled. more than 250,000 cars and suvs because the vehicles can lose power potentially cause crashes. the problem involves the engine's ventilation valve. i'm told there is a faulty part. it allows oil to get into places where oil is not supposed to go.

subaru is working to notify owners. tealer also inspect and replace that valve free of charge. >> thanks for always digging a friend out of a hole. talk about an uber driver. >> latanya young enrolled in georgia state university back in 2010. she had to drop out because of almost $700 it was a hold on her account. $700, so she started working for uber and lyft to make money so she could go back to school. she's picking up a passenger, kevin esch and told him the story. he decided to step in, not only did he pay the hold on her account, he gave her $120 tip. latanya was able to finish her degree and graduated last month. kevin was there to cheer her on. oh, my gosh. that's so cool. >> great. >> this is a nice turn of events. >> yes. >> i like to say that i use the, i like the quiet ride but i do encounter some really interesting uber drivers. >> fascinating. >> yes, with some great stories and i love it even more when they find out i speak spanish.

if you don't mind maybe in english wood. >> i guess. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> now scott doesn't know what to say. >> just wanted to know if it's going to be rain. >> i like scott's shameless plug. >> how is the weather on sand hill road? >> view of downtown san jose, not as cloudy as the skyline that we were seeing yesterday but every time we don't see clouds, guess what that means for us? it's colder because cloud serves as a blanket to keep the temperatures just a little bit warmer, so right now, a live look at the golden gate bridge, and we are expecting to see those temperatures climb just a little bit, but the current temps in napa 37 degrees. santa rosa 38. look at san jose 43. santa cruz 41, and this is a 24-hour temperature change. most noticeable in the south bay. san jose 7 degrees colder this morning, in through the mountain

view area, also about 7 degrees colder and your microclimate highs for this afternoon will be actually a few degrees warmer. so in san jose, a high of about 66 degrees, you might not even need like a crazy sweater today. you should be okay with just a light sweater. inland areas by the afternoon, this is our next storm system that we're tracking now. it's a very weak system. the reason why it's weak for us is because we're at the bottom end of this storm, so notice how the majority of that is focused over vancouver and portland. right here this cloud cover that you see moving in, that's where we're going to get a little bit of that rain in through the overnight hours. we're talking midnight to about 7:00 a.m., when the majority of that rain moves in. hour by hour outlook we're clear, we're clear, we're clear and right around 11:00 it makes its approach. midnight overnight, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 a.m., probably while you're sleeping before you're awake the rain moves out and breaks apart and we get a lot of cloud cover. so if you're going to be joining me tomorrow at 7:00 a.m., since scott shamelessly plugged his, kira and i will be here tomorrow

at 7:00 a.m. and going to be guiding you through that, but spotty chance of showers less than a tenth of an inch. not a complete wipeout of a day into sunday, 62 degrees and we have a great first week of 2020, the things will get -- the things? the temperatures will get even warmer and the skies will get even sunnier. >> we like to speak in general terms, vianey. so you can make everybody understand the things we're looking at. these things a few backing up, the cars at the bay bridge. it. everything was loaning up. we expect the last of the toll lanes to be completely open and not, that's why we have some folks sticking around because the first wave eased up and that second wave is going to start any minute. we'll track that and see if there's any problems but right now not even a lot of traffic. that's the left approach where i showed you the few cars waiting, and why there's a queue for anything other than green headed toward the bay bridge and across toward san francisco, concord, walnut creek, all great. here is rodeo, san pablo, richmond. upper east shore freeway at speed as well.

looking toward vasco road tri-valley connector brentwood, byron, vasco 580 about 18 minutes. under 20 minutes registering and waze predicts it will stay that way for much of the morning. we have a short-lived commute building up toward 7:00 and after 7:00 things start to clear up once again. green sensors around the rest of the bay but there is one incident a disabled vehicle reported on the san mateo bridge waiting until chp or the bridge crew can confirm where exactly that is and whether or not lanes are affected but over on the peninsula side here is palo alto and easy light drive, 101, 2802340 problem, past sand hill road, scott. over here mass transit, an easy drive, folks, as we travel across the rails as well, no problems and that's a great option. back to you. >> mike, i'll get you a coffee during the break. rolling out the red carpet. the golden globes changes made this year. you're watching "today in the bay." trump: obamacare is a complete

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the family of a louisiana sports reporter killed in a deadly plane crash is speaking out. the plane was headed to atlanta for the peach bowl which was lsu versus oklahoma last weekend, when it went down. reporter c reporter carley mccord was one of the five people killed. her husband said she had an

impact on so many people. >> there's so many, just, it -- i mean, i can't begin to even tell you how special a person she was, how much she cared about other people, how much she wanted me to care about other people. just the greatest. >> he said his wife texted him that she loved him shortly before the plane crashed and he wasn't able to reply. it's 5:25. massive erosion caused a michigan house to fall into lake michigan. you can see the house teetering on the edge. luckily nobody was home. a partial victory against teen vaping. the trump administration has fruit and mince flavored ecigarette cartridges. menthol is still allowed as are unflavored cartridges. yesterday's ban falls short of

the total ban the president promised in september. >> i would have preferred to have seen all flavors banned. i don't like to leave any gateways open for kids to become addicted to nicotine. >> the ban will also not affect liquid flavors that contain thc, what researchers believe may be connected to the vaping related illnesses and deaths. the 77th annual golden globe awards are coming up this weekend and the stage is set star-studded red carpet is expected. host ricky gervais will once again host but this time his last time and sure to go out with a bang. gervais is known for turn willing the night normally reserved for glamour into a flame-throwing roast. >> i'm in this for my amusement. if you don't care about the backlash, it's great. >> moving on to the nominees, netflix is set to have a very big night, the streaming service is entering the evening with a record 17 nominations, and you could see if your favorite movie

star takes home the gold on sunday night. 77th annual golden globe awards kicks off at 5:00 here on nbc bay area. >> you saw they separated us this year. can't get snarky together. exactly. coming up next, top stories that we are following for you today, working to curb the bay area housing crisis. we'll show you in a live report the san francisco company that's pushing to build thousands of new affordable units. plus a dmv dilemma action documents they are forgetting as they get the real i.d.s across california. there's a strange twist. >> and a look at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning, starting to build just a little bit. and a couple of the lanes there, mike and vianey are coming up next. you're watching "today in the bay." [ electrical buzzing ]

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>> what do you need when you head out of lunch or get out of work? 66 degrees in san jose, yes, we are a few degrees warmer this afternoon, and in oakland 61. 57 in san francisco. check out half moon bay 58 degrees. for the most part the entire bay area is doing pretty good in terms of bay area skies, not as cloudy. we were getting a couple of reports of some foggy patches in half moon bay. coming up the latest snowpack and tahoe report if you are headed up to lake tahoe not a sunny shot. 26 degrees it's nice. i'll have a closer look at that coming up. let's check in with mike. >> we have the pool cover on, good, keeping it warmer than 26. over here looking at the san mateo bridge, here is what's going on. i showed you the incident on the map, and indeed, you see the lights right there, you see them, they're mid span, reports of two disabled vehicles on the right shoulder. not much of a right shoulder. the service lane is over on the left so that may make folks slow down. i think they are tapping the brakes headed toward the

high-rise and speed sensors not showing the slowdown yet but the volume will build and i am hoping they'll hook that up and clear those cars very quickly. that's one of the only incidents we see out there. the bay bridge toll plaza, we also see a little blip over at the toll plaza itself, contra costa county, you're at speed at the toll plaza. you have just this mild backup here, but we still have one cash lane. okay, looks like we have the cash lane open or that car will be a report soon. we'll send it back to you. back to that breaking news the whole world is watching so closely. >> a sudden escalation of tensions in the middle u.s. u.s. dporss hit soleimani with an air strike on his convoy near the airport in baghdad. a leading member of the shia militia in iraq was also killed, as you can imagine the strike is sparking outrage in iran,

promising retaliation as well. some in iraq celebrating u.s. embassy telling american citizens to leave iraq immediately. some leaders around the world fearing this could cause a sudden escalation and a dangerous round of new conflict. the story is developing, stay with us, and nbc news. we're going to have a live report from capitol hill coming up in the next half hour. the "today" show will have specialized live coverage as well starting at 7:00 this morning. later today, we expect to learn more about a violent attack in dublin, that happened on monegan street wednesday night. wednesday night, where neighbors say dozens of police officers responded to an exchange of gunfire. police say a man who lives there shot his ex-girlfriend and a man with a gun, when they forced their way into his home after he opened the door. the man left after the shooting and called 911.

neighbors describe a very scary scene. >> i saw them carry a body out and it was like a sack of potatoes, hands, feet, and they removed that from the front porch and then there was another person on the ground. >> neighbors say the man moved in just a few days ago. the name of the 28-year-old woman who was shot has not been released. a new housing proposal could help the affordable housing crisis in san francisco. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live at the golden gate bridge with what the taxes would bring. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, scott. "the san francisco examiner" says this would bring about 6,000 more affordable housing units. now the plan would take them property tax money and use it for affordable housing. the state legislators would have to approve this plan. some of the agencies that might be concerned about this plan include the school district and b.a.r.t., community college, the property taxes are also usually split up with those entities as well. according to "the examiner" the former redevelopment agency, now

called the office of community infrastructure and investment, says the median home value in san francisco last year was $1.4 million, and the median market rent for an apartment was $4,500. this agency is saying there's a need for affordable housing. now, we are still checking with state legislators to see when they will pick up this proposal. rormg live at the golden gate bridge, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thank you. 5:35. oakland police looking for one suspect in connection with the death of a man who had chased down those thieves. charges for the other two suspects could be filed today. all this unfolded monday at starbucks in montclair. the man took off after the thieves that swiped his laptop and got dragged by the getaway car. police say the surveillance cameras played a key role in

tracking down the suspects' vehicle. friends joined family members at a church in lodai for an emotional memorial service onnoring twin brothers who died in a christmas night crash on foothill road near pleasanton. 16-year-old michael and mark eurista were students at dublin high. a third high school student also died. two others were injured. a family friend says the boys went out the night of the crash to comfort a friend who had had a bad day. >> describe them loving and caring. they were just, they thought about others before they thought about themselves. >> one of the teens who survived is still in a coma. family members did say speed played a role in the crash, but otherwise the cause is still under investigation. the quest for a real i.d. is having another bump ahead of the deadline. real i.d. is required to fly domesticcally in october if you want to use it for i.d. the problem is it's popping up during the application process

is that when you go to the dmv to get that real i.d., you have to bring certain identifying documents. one of them is your passport, or at least that's what people thought. the state department says the passports are being rejected as a form of i.d. you have to bring your birth certificate. if you change your name after marriage or divorce, you have to bring your marriage license as well. marin county taking an aim at speeding drivers, today county leaders set up these five electronic speed signs that show your speed as you go by along roads that have the most number of speeding complaints. county leaders say they hope those signs will help people slow down. >> or at least make them feel guilty. >> well when they're flashing at you, means you're going too fast and that may not be the only flashing lights you see. >> others accompany that, join in. exactly, like scott said, watch your speeds because others are watching your speed. over here, you need to watch out, because westbound 92 across

that floot section you see a little clustering. not a lot of brake tapping but we see that there is more congestion midway across that flat section, told by chp one of the vehicles that are disabled on the bridge over on the right shoulder of that narrow right shoulder, another is sticking out into the slow lane about a mile down. a couple of spots along that midway between midpoint between the hayward side and the foster city side. you marked it on the map there. you see a little slowing on the speed sensors. the rest of the bay shows a smooth, easy drive, no major problems getting over toward the bay bridge is looking great as well. we have no problems contra costa county, at the toll plaza, that backup we had they opened that last cash lane we showed it to you last report and completely clear. our weekend is now upon us, the first weekend a lot of folks have resolutions that want to go outside, what's it going to be? >> it's going to rain. >> we'll skip to next week. it's all off now.

we'll do all kinds of stuff. >> it's a weak storm, scott, okay? no excuses. >> it doesn't rain at the gym. >> so we have the storm right here, scott, look, scott, portland and vancouver, okay? so only areas will see a couple of showers if you live in the north bay, sonoma county, napa, santa rosa, areas north of the golden gate bridge. so go run in the south bay, scott, okay? saturday the coastline will have a couple showers. after 9:00 a.m. the storm system breaks apart and makes way for temperatures in the fif50s, a combination of sun and clouds similar conditions for the inland valleys. by about 11:00 a.m. there it's not a big rain maker. less than 0.1 of an inch. it will dry out saturday afternoon and sunday make way. if you are headed to lake tahoe, i want to give you a heads up into saturday and sunday, we'll get a couple snow showers but monday and tuesday once it dries out, even in monterey, that will

warm us up a little bit into the 40s, but look at the overnight lows, still pretty cold in the 20s, so all in all, be safe, if you're traveling up to lake tahoe, if you leave early tomorrow morning you'll be okay. if you leave later, and you're getting there into the afternoon, you might catch some of the snow flurries driving up through the sierra. i'll have another look at your full forecast coming up in five minutes. >> vianey, thanks. can $500 change a city? next on "today in the bay," how that's impacting a northern california town, testing out universal basic income. >> interesting. plus the headliners for coachella revealed. we'll tell you who is set to take the stage in 2020 and when you can start buying your tickets. preparing for the playoffs, the steps the 49ers are taking ahead of their end of the season showdown. you're watching "today in the bay."

it is 5:43, time to get a quick check of your latest tahoe snow report. we have 53 groomed runs into squaw valey and alpine meadows. 85 at alpine meadows. we are tracking the chance of a couple snow showers late saturday into early sunday morning. overall 72 inches on the upper mountain in squaw valley and hopefully a little bit of snow will make the conditions better for snowboarding and skiing. you should be fine for travel early sunday morning but the overnight lows expected to continue to dip into the 20s. i'll have a look at the latest sierra snowpack and how we're doing with that coming up. >> a little traffic slowing here

and there's another incident going on right there along the high-rise. disabled vehicles in both cases across that westbound commute on the san mateo bridge, we're tracking that effect and show he how things are on your alternates. authorities in southern california are looking at surveillance video they say they're certain shows a vandal spray painting anti-semitic graffiti on a business in west hollywood. other businesses two blocks away targeted on new year's eve. this is the latest incident to stir up fears about new and rising anti-semitism. one neighborhood rabbi was among many showing support for the business owners. >> this is our way of showing solidarity with our fellow neighbors. >> when i saw the jewish star on the window, it took something out of me. it was just like, it's 2020, and that kind of hurt. >> this attack follows another recent vandalism attack targeting a synagogue a few miles away. police later arrested the

suspect in that case. happening now, police on the peninsula are stepping up patrols after recent attacks at places are worship as well. last week, someone opened fire in a church in texas, killing three people, and over the weekend, someone vandalized a black church in palo alto. the vandals spray painted incoherent messages on church bathroom doors and nearby walls of university church. palo alto police officers are now regularly patrolling churches, synagogues and temples. >> it's 5:45. fresno prosecutors charged seven suspects who are accused in a backyard shooting that killed four people. this happened as victims gathered to watch a sunday night football game back in november. police arrested the suspects earlier this week. they say they're part of a gang and that the shooting was retaliation pu investigabut inv believe the victims may have been mistakenly targtd lly tar. pncht a new government report

reveals black drivers face more discrimination than white drivers. they looked at police stops and searches throughout the state. the goal was to learn if police are more likely to stop minority drivers, and they are. the results black drivers in california are stopped more than twi twice as often as white drivers, searched three times more often. the report is a critical first step to end racial profiling. stockton economy leaders have results from the basic income testing, they call it universal basic income. project leaders say a baseline wage removed financial stresses and improved people's health. the project gave $500 a month to people to see how it would change their lives. an advocacy group chaired by chris hughes donated $1 million for that project. the other $3 million for the project was brought in by private donors. new this morning, former san francisco 49ers receiver pierre garcon sold his penthouse in downtown san jose.

the two-bedroom penthouse is on the 22nd floor of the access building and went for $1.75 million. it doesn't even have a yard. 11-year nfl veteran garcon was the 49ers roster between 2017 to 2018. he is currently a free agent. i guess that means he's looking to leave town. >> the great room is bigger than my house. >> that closet is bigger than my house. the 49ers have eight days to rest up and prepare for their first playoff game and still don't know who they're going to play. >> they're getting ready for a boost with word one key player on defense could come back into the fold. niners yesterday welcoming back juan alexander, linebacker tore his left pectoral in october, has been considered long shot to return this season but he's coming back. he hasn't been activated yet but a chance he is going to play when the niners take that field against somebody january 11th. we know where you can watch it, though, it's going to be on nbc bay area. kickoff is saturday the 11th, 1:35 p.m.

we will have live pregame and post game coverage from the field, vip 49ers guests as well. it all starts right here on nbc bay area. trending this morning, the coachella line-up is out. headlining the event is rage against the machine. travis scott and frank ocean, other big names performing big sean, lana del rey and calvin harris. the weekend run of the festival runs through april 10th through the 12th, the weekend two runs from the 17th to the 19th. register for early access but be quick. weekend one is already sold out. so trending also this morning, after nearly ten-month break, the biebs is back. ♪ yeah you got that yummy, yummy, yummy, yummy ♪ >> i love him. >> it's new this morning. it's all about his wife, hailey bieber. >> oh. >> the music video, for the song it will drop tomorrow at noon,

not all for him. he's going to go on tour on the 14th of may. fans can get excited because they'll likely have an album for the tour before then as well. >> my kids and i disagree. they're not crazy about him but i love him. >> i like him, too. >> i like frozen yogurt. >> not the video. >> the vine. >> i vibe. >> the vibe. >> you can translate that any way but i love the biebs. the weather is really nice. >> yummy? >> nice. nice. yummy we'll enjoy ice cream. >> there you go. >> don't have to worry about it melting. the temperatures are in the 60s. clear views over san francisco. look at that. that's a good little view. we don't have any clouds, but that means we're colder, nice shot of downtown san jose. current temperatures right now in the 30s, and the 40s. so 43 degrees as you head out the door in san jose. 36 in napa. 38 in through santa rosa.

45 in san francisco. so if you're leaving your house to get back to work, randomly on a friday, if you're your first day back, take your coat. satellite radar showcasing that rain that we've been talking about. i don't want to put fear in anybody's weekend plans because it's a weak storm when it comes to us. the reason why it's so weak is portland, vancouver, you can see the storm here, but the biggest impact is far off to the north. we're just getting that bottom half right here in through san francisco, reading, areas notice north of the golden gate bridge. so as it breaks apart and moves out quickly, let's talk about the timing of this all. you can see the time bar right up here, look at that, 11:00 p.m. it starts its approach in through san francisco, a little bit of drizzle, not necessarily heavier pockets and then right when you're sleeping, between midnight and 5:00, 6:00 a.m. is when we'll get the rain. by the time it's 10:30, look what happens. it completely fell apart. we get cloud cover left behind, so how are the next seven days shaping up? sprinkles early saturday morning, again the biggest impact between about 3:00 to

8:00 a.m. now. 56 degrees, sunday funday is a blast because no rain, just a lot of sunshine, temperatures in the 50s and then notice how by monday it gets even sunnier. 56 degrees. overnight lows and inland areas dip down again into the 30s by sunday. a little chilly sunday night. mike? >> a little chilly sunday night. over here we have a little slowing right now, friday morning. this is southbound 680 coming down through sunol, and folks, we have for our partners at waze one of the reports that a car is stopped. we thank that wazer of course for that information. what's going on is we look at the other map system, we see the same slowing on our sensors but we don't have that car stop report. on our other map system the slowing that shows up as you come down through sunol in through fremont out of sunol right here and it's because chp says they have more detail. it's a slow moving backhoe through the area. overnight construction is common through the area so that's it. with the combination of the reports from our friends out there, you would join nbc bay area wazer and get all the

information around. tri-valley, no problem. east bay a great drive. here is another good note. overall all the green sensors. a little slowing remains on that san mateo bridge, but chp just gave the all clear for that as well, they cleared the incident. there is a backup forming. what likely happened the two disabled vehicles required tow trucks is my guess. we don't have a lot of detail, just cleared but as the tow trucks arrive, they have to hook up the cars. they may have to slow traffic as they pull back out into traffic. we'll track that for 92. the dumbarton bridge is clear and the bay bridge getting there through the east shore and the rest of the east bay a smooth, easy drive at the limit for the feeders, 580, 880 and upper east shore freeway berkeley curve, no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza and no delays for transit. the number 36 should be 40. they added more trains to the bart system. scott, back to you. >> all right, mike. indonesia's capital jakarta facing the worst floods in its history.

monsoonal rains and rising rivers submerged nearly 200 neighborhoods there. rescue crews say that more than 40 people have died. they expect to find more bodies, though, once the water levels subside. we're staying on top of that breaking news overnight, also as tensions escalated between u.s. and the middle east, tens of thousands of people are taking to the streets in both countries, and the world is watching how all of this is playing out. up next, a live report on the u.s. air strikes, causing the controversy. >> plus the fallout here at home, crude prices already up this morning. we just got off the phone with a gas price analyst, what he just told our bob redell about how the air strike could impact what you pay at the gas pump. you're watching "today in the bay." [ electrical buzzing ]

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welcome back on this friday morning. a heartfelt plea to get a high school basketball jersey back, it was stolen. >> the jersey belonged to quentin wiggins who went to branson school in kentfield. wiggins died in a car crash six months ago. his friend had been wearing the jersey in his honor since the tragedy. his parents asked him to. last month the friend's car was broken into and someone stole the backpack with that jersey inside. the school and the wiggins family is asking for help from the community to get it back. they say no questions asked.

a controversial 18-story building in berkeley is in the trash. "the berkeley daily planet" reported one of the ends of the biggest development batting in berkeley, set to demolish a movie theater to make room for a building. city leaders say the cost of the project was too much and the developers failed to pay necessary fees for the application deadline, due on new year's day. buying a home in the bay area this year, prices are expected to come down. real estate tracker zillow asked experts to predict where the market request woo go. the group thinks prices will rise slightly across the country but here in the bay area they say the market is going to soften especially in san jose, and in san francisco. zillow says it's mostly because of already high prices. how much higher can we go? but also because people here are cashing in and moving to other cities. >> we want to sell this house in san jose for the same price we

can have residential with six unit here or there in the u.s., that is it. >> the cities expected to outperform the national average austin, texas, one of the most popular destinations bay area residents are moving to. southern california's famed citrus crop in trouble due to disease, covering more than 1100 square miles the quarantine forbids fruits moved out of the area. 300,000 acres of citrus are farmed there every year. if you need a little extra motivation to complete that new year's resolution, experts say sticking to your exercise goals this year could help your mind. scientists from the mayo clinic say aerobic activity leads to an increase in brain volume. if you're wondering, experts recommend 150 minutes of moderate and regular exercise per week. >> i thought it was going to be

biceps. now my brain will get bigger, awesome. this morning a special guest plans to join the "today" show. jenna bush hager will be in florida and joined by oprah winfrey. the media mogul is kicking off her to 2020 vision tour and pla to visit san francisco, coming here on february 22nd. topics include dieting, fitness, mental health and relationships. stay tuned for the exclusive interview with oprah right here on the "today" show after "today in the bay." breaking right now at 6:00, rising escalations in the middle east overnight, tens of thousands of people taking to the streets in the middle east, after u.s. forces conducted a targeted killing of the iranian top military commander. the real threat this is posing and the big concern to the u.s. this morning. the unrest and ongoing tension could soon have an impact here at home on your money. what a fuel analyst just told us about what prices will do at the pump. and we're tracking a little

wet start to your weekend. some rain showers expected to move in. "today in the bay" continues right now. good morning, everyone. happy friday to you. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. marcus and laura are off. we'll get to that breaking news out of iran in a minute but also we're talking about this morning one of hollywood's biggest nights, the golden globe awards. still ahead, what's new this year, and how the stars are gearing up. of course you know you can watch it right here on nbc bay area this weekend. >> i like how relaxed they. . >> i are. >> it's a better show. rain is showing up. >> a little bit of rain on radar. if you're out and about tonight, anywhere in the north bay, take a coat. it depends on how late you're out because that rain moves in after midnight. maybe you have a long party night ahead. downtown san jose clear views and our temperature trend starts out in the 40s but eventually 10:00 m.