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this was? >> this was the san andreas fault, so a lot of people are really concerned about this. we had about 300 people who were shaken out of bed and reported to the usgs, yeah, i felt that and this heat map shows you the light shadings, exactly where and which areas in the bay area that felt that quake, so we are seeing that and feeling that in the south county right now. once again that was on the san andreas fault. it happened a little while ago a 3.5 but we continue to watch these very closely because it could be a foreshock to a bigger event. we'll be watching this. hopefully no more shaking. does this have any impact on the b.a.r.t. lines? >> b.a.r.t. doesn't start for another half hour, no problems reported. most of us in the studio didn't feel it here but we'll check. the closest station is berryessa just off of 680. 84 has the normal closure. here is silicon valley, san

jose, saratoga. watsonville is where the epicenter is reported, gilroy, considerably far south compared to what most of our viewers are experiencing. no major problems but we'll continue to follow any problems, marcus, a smooth drive here, a little slowing, a crew headed north across the golden gate bridge. back to you. >> thanks:mike. the grief unbearable and unimaginable for a father of a little boy who police say was killed by his own mother. the child's body found in a hiking trail. >> leon husted's father is breaking his silence. family and friends held a memorial. sergio quintana was there. >> reporter: liam's name spelled out in big letters a bubble machine and plenty of photos, a mostly silent memorial for the 7-year-old whose father and godfather described as high energy and precocious. >> this was his second home. every time, every day here, this is the park that he wanted to

go. so that hill right there, he beat me up there. >> reporter: after a few words for friends and those gathered, nicholas husted, liam's father, hiked up that hill as a way to honor and remember his son. this case spans three states. investigators say liam's mother left san jose with him may 24th. hikers found his body on a trail outside las vegas, nevada, may 28th. 11 days letter she was arrested, 35-year-old samantha rodriguez at a motel in denver. the last time he saw his son was sunday, may 23rd as he headed to work. >> normally i would sleep with him and sunday i didn't. normally i'm in bed holding his hand, and i didn't. and these are the type of things that i'll never get back. >> reporter: las vegas police detectives have not described the condition of liam's body or how he died when he was found near the start of mountain springs trail just outside of las vegas.

moreno left a note for husted describing why she left but no hint of potential harm. >> "i'm sorry i had to do it like this. i'm going to try to get a house for liam and i." >> reporter: family members described liam as having special needs but would not talk about recent difficulties or his mother. during the event, nicholas spoke about his son as if he's still here as he described the vigil. >> the first thing i told him when i saw this stuff this morning, look how many people loved you. >> reporter: sergio quintana, "today in the bay." >> i can't imagine the heartbreak. an east contra costa police investigating a shooting at a popular outdoor shopping mall. one person was shot at the streets of brentwood parking lot. two shooters in two separate vehicles fired shots at about 5:00. a 21-year-old brentwood man was hit. he has non-life-threatening injuries. a gunman was found at the scene.

police do not have a motive so far in the case. develop this morning, new details on the gunman in the vta rail yard mass shooting. the agency talking more about the conduct of that person at work with specific information from his personnel file. during the gunman's 20 years at vta there were four incidents resulting in discipline, all happened over the past two years. in july of 2019 he was sent home for two days without pay for insubordination. he refused to follow company policy signing out a two-way radio for his job and january of 2020 he and a co-worker got into a verbal altercation, the unnamed co-worker said they were scared of him, saying "if someone was to go postal, it would be him." but the case was eventually referred back to his department manager, after finding nothing in the gunman's history to support that claim. in october of 2020 he refused to attend a mandatory cpr class citing covid concerns. the case was never resolved and one final incident last

november, he inappropriately used the two-way radio, then left work without permission. authorities have not revealed a specific motive in the rampage. as we continue to report on the aftermath of that shooting, we also want to keep the focus on the victims and the family members. if you're interested in ways to help, you can find that information on our website, nbcbayarea.com/vtayardshooting. to the pandemic and inching closer to reopening, in five days the tier system goals out the window. bay area businesses gearing up with making their own rules. "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd gives us a look. >> reporter: oakland's grand lake theater has been open for two weeks. new movies are out and people can't wait to see them on the big screen after covid-19 forced theaters to close for more than a year. >> the most important thing is being back in the cinemas and sharing film with an audience. >> reporter: an audience has to wear the mask and reserve seating, which is six feet apart, from people you don't

know. the owner of this theater says those rules won't change much next tuesday. >> we're not going to go 100% capacity like so many people are planning to do. we're going to keep requiring masks. >> reporter: bowling is becoming popular again for kids. the general manager jorge garcia recently started alowing people inside. he's ready for the reopening, but he knows there will be challenges. >> we don't know the guidelines yet as to what's going to happen. people think they're going to be completely free to do whatever they want to do. so we still are going to enforce rules and regulations. >> reporter: masks will be required inside. the oakland zoo's ceo says policy changes are coming on june 15th. >> we're going to keep our time ticketing so everybody still needs to get a reservation to come into the zoo. >> reporter: the zoo will maintain capacity restrictions at 50%. it will stay there for a couple of months. masks will be required in areas

where there are crowds. vaccinated people can take their masks off outdoors. unvaccinated people have to keep their faces covered throughout their visits. so things will be a little confusing on june 15th, whether or not masks are required, it's probably best to keep one with you because you never know when you'll need it. in oakland, cheryl hurd, "nbc bay area news." the cdc says early data indicates a higher than expected number of case of heart inflammation in young adults following the second dose of a covid-19 vaccine. half reported myocarditis occurred between the ages of 12 and 24, even though they accounted for less than 9% of doses administered. the cdc also says there have been reported cases in people 16 to 24. the majority of the cases occurred in men following the second shot of either the pfizer vaccine or the moderna vaccine. most of the patients had a full recovery from their symptoms. the cdc's vaccine advisory

committee is scheduled to meet in one week to discuss that issue in more detail. a frightening sight for some people on the peninsula, a mountain lion up close and personal own an the offensive. listen to this. wow, look at the video posted on nextdoor yesterday. the mountain lion was chasing a raccoon in a backyard on lomita avenue near cap thee know high school in millbrae. it happened less than three miles from where at least three neighbors spotted a big catwalking down the street. >> watch out. i've seen a lot of animalless out there lately. >> i know, they want to get out and have a good time. >> those are the cougars tonight. it is friday. let's look at our forecast. [ laughter ] >> hey, i wanted to clear up, too, what i was saying earlier this week when i thought i saw a wolf in tahoe and posted it on social media and people were saying that's a coyote but they do look very similar and so you

might want to check that out on my page. let me get you ready for the day. it's friday, we're headed out the door in parts of the delta and checking out our commute from antioch, where our temperatures are in the mid-50s. nice mild start to the day and we'll see our temperatures slowly warming up, reaching into the mid-60s by late morning. here is where we're headed, reaching into the upper 70s for today, a little bit warmer than yesterday. mike, how is the commute flowing? >> looking really good. calm. we'll look at the golden gate bridge, if we it k out here. the lights across the span, not a problem for visibility, although the sensor reads a little bit slow. look how clear on the northbound side. the sensor reads slowing and i think that's because there is a crew outside of our view on the northbound side so that's typical. slowing toward the robin williams tunnel, crews there and crews on 84 which continue the closure which we've known for the last month. back to you. >> thank you so much. coming up next, a massive

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morning, mainly clear and very much like yesterday but changes ahead in the forecast. we'll talk about that, coming up in a few minutes. a live look on the richmond side of the bridge to san rafael. there was more traffic a couple seconds ago. not much happening right now, great news for this one, going across toward the north bay, maybe things are a little busier. let's kick it to dom. >> good friday morning! i am dominic chu from cnbc global headquarters. wall street is set for a mostly higher open today. stocks rising yesterday despite data showing inflation ran hotter than expected last month. the s&p 500 closing at a new record high. the government reporting consumer prices rising at their fastest pace since 2008 and core consumer prices, which do not include food and energy at their fastest rate in three decades. the markets largely shrugged off the news, buying into the stance that much much of that spike in prices is temporary as the economy recovers from the

pandemic and companies start to meet pent up consumer demand. in focus for traders and investors today a report on consumer sentiment. electronic arts is investigating a recent data breach in which some video games source code was stolen. the company behind madden nfl and battlefield says no player data was accessed. hackers stole a wealth of data including the source code for fifa 21 soccer. cyber attacks against companies have increased as hackers take advantage of security that's been weakened by work from home policies during the virus pandemic. and facebook is making it easier to send money in messenger. the app now supports things like qr codes and links for person-to-person payments with facebook pay. the feature works even if you're not friends with each other on facebook. that could make it helpful for people who buy and sell on facebook marketplace, where transactions often start on the messenger app and by the way eliminate the need to turn to venmo or other types of payment

apps so i don't know how much buying and selling you guys have done online during the pandemic, marcus and laura, but i always get somewhat motivated when i see those ads on instagram or facebook or twitter or snapchat or elsewhere. >> i bought some shoes the other day. not on my feet. >> for our next segment, dom. >> thanks, dom. >> i know, right? you got to get them. 4:46. coming up next on "today in the bay," a very personal announcement, and apology from a well-known san francisco politician.

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you'll notice some changes especially farther down the line. we're still in with the mild weather today, reaching 78 degrees in morgan hill and 75 in cupertino and toward walnut creek 6 for a high. fremont reaching 72. we've been doing very well this week with our natural air conditioning continuing and slightly warmer today compared to the past few days. low 70s on the peninsula and mid-60s in san francisco. our north bay temperature also reach up to 73 in santa rosa. as we go through this forecast, we are going to have a big time warmup. i want to show you this ten-day forecast for gilroy, so we're in the upper 70s today, low 80s tomorrow, really nice weekend, but then as we go into next week, take a look at these bars and how far they go up, reaching 96 on wednesday, and still really hot on thursday as well as friday. overall as we look at our seven-day forecast for the inland areas, one thing you can see the trend will be in the upper 70s today, mid 80s tomorrow, and we'll see those

temperatures continue through about tuesday, but then by the middle of next week, high pressure really builds and it doesn't give us our natural air conditioning so we're looking at triple digits inland and san francisco just coming up slightly, there will be just enough of an ocean breeze to keep the city cool and hopefully it stays that way, as we get a little bit closer. mike, how is it looking right now as we see a few more people heading out on the roads. >> a few more. marcus no problem no matter where he wants to go away from us he was saying earlier. san jose, south bay, silicon valley looks great. a little bit of slowing southbound 280. i don't think it's as dramatic as that looks. construction at magdalena and slowing down to 60, it's fine. over here you have to stop if you travel through alvarado niles. of course we know about this traditional roadwork going on a couple minutes, 680 and 84, 680 and mission to get around 84. smooth drive vasco road and

altamont pass. as we look at the bigger drive there's vasco road 17 minutes at speed from marsh creek to 580 out of brentwood and discovery bay. back to you. one of the most prominent san francisco politicians making a very personal announcement. >> supervisor aaron peskin is seeking treatment for alcohol use, after many complaints about behavior and treatment of people. "today in the bay's" jean elle has more from san francisco. >> reporter: two days after a fiery san francisco board of supervisors meeting -- >> if you could wipe that smirk off your face -- it -- >> reporter: supervisor aaron peskin said he's entering alcohol treatment saying he's taking responsibility for the tenor he had struck with public relationships and is deeply sorry. >> that your behavior certainly begins to be affected. >> reporter: psychotherapist peggy nguyen says it's difficult for a public official to seek help. >> people feel it's a sign of weakness to say i need help and

i need someone to help me, but they can't resolve it on their own. i think that's what stops people the most is fear of being judged. >> reporter: supervisor peskin has a history of making stinging comments about department heads, unhappy with the fire department response to a fire in his district in 2018, he called for the fire chief's resignation as crews battled the flames. he later apologized. responding to complaints about tuesday's board meeting, san francisco mayor london breed's office issued a statement saying "there have been too many cases of city staff feeling disrespected, berated and harassed for too long. the mayor will not tolerate a work environment where department heads and staff don't feel like they can do their jobs." she has asked the city attorney and department of human resources for ways to handle these issues when they occur. experts say people in treatment can and do continue working. tonight, peskin's staff members say they will provide an update on the situation next week. in san francisco, jean elle, nbc

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